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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

revolution. During that war 2i-pound
British shot struck it, and is still imbedded in
the wall Through the fierce bombardment
of the late war, through three greet fires, and
through the cyclone recently it has stood I'M
injured. Strange to say, the earthquake
spared it too. 1t stands untouched in the
midst of ruins all about. 1t almost seems as
if a charm had been put upon the old house.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

Meantime, ol Sunday, the white sheep of
the great foil were gathered i'll a very differ
ent sccEc- Tire white peoples worship was
condutte,i il quiet, solemnly impressive
manner. and in the square. Bishop Northrop,
of til, Charleston diocese, celebrated mass in
the open air, in the presence OF a vast throng.
These religious services, in the midst of the
earth tiss7ure., and the ruins, form a most
striking scene, and We're participated in by
the various denominations, each in their
separnte gathering.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09
A SHIPBUILDiNG REVIVAL.
The Unprecedented Demand For Vessels
the Great Lakes.

There is at present a revival i'll ship build
ing going on the borders of the great lakes
which is unprecedented it unex-
pected. Ii is caused by the increased de-
mand for vessels by shippers. At all the
great shipyards vessels are being launched as
fast they can lie put together One of the
best informed shipbuiders the lakes esti-
mates that this years output from the ship
yards on the lakes viii be at least 81, 800 OC0.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09
A Journalistic Heavy Weight.

Ben: Perley Poore, the veteran Washing
ton correspondent, can weigh down 800 pounds
and dance q minuet without feeling fatigued
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

hasI mail trains stop only where time, I.
Ven aliG only at Lemon street. Palarka
= LiilAe'l tram Il run between Paiatka and
SANFORD, III both directions. which sTouS al
AL stations, IN addition 10 the regular ma ms
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

Inc y 30 p m Fast Mail from Jacksonville
ana 30 Il m Fast Mail from sanford msEe
ultett connections with South Florida KaiI-
way AT sanford TO ana from Orlando KIs-iul-
t me-, baricHS- LaE eiand, Tampa, and ali sta
steamer AtascOtte leaves Tampa for Key
west nj baraHa twice d week.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

IloSS connections made with steamer Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday tor PunTa RaS>a
Fort Myers, etc. "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

IIaiEs iedvIng Jacksonville l. So . m. and
IiNIiis LIZ p M run daily between Jack
SohNile, Enterprise and Sanford Others
daily except Sunday.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09
MAIN LINE.
CONNECTIONS

81 EA MERS A. j. LANE AND DISPATCH
Make daily double round trims of Lakes EIrs,il
and Harris. touching at all landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09
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b E.EGI 4 s'sII.I
NEs!il1::EEs.!:S|I,z.l8ss;U
DIRECT ALI-RAIL ROUTE
.IACKSONTLLE,

IA CHSoN VILE.
Magnolia, Green Cove Spring. ST. SggUStIH
PGidtka, Gainesville. Ocaia, LeeS5ar0. De-
L0r0, EEtsrprsSe, Titus nile, Sanford. Winter
Park. 0rlGrJo- Tampa and Southern Flor
IGG.
SCHEDULE II EFtECT ADJUST STH, ISs5.
GONG SOUTH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

The $40 a. m and u 90 p N [ aims from
l@tN>oLlNiitt., and he - ~ , IN al q "a n m
ANS ms from faiatka, make dIrecf co INJECTIONS
= aiatha y Iti the Florida South r Railway
% aud from Gainesville DcaIa n. a mr. -
Mason IaNarcs- Lane Park, Aston. ana othsr
loInIs reaChel LN Tint rtlad-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

Leave Jacksonville from Pass FaStM Pass
: r. y " ~ Station A NJ + II. r. N.
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CHARLOTTE HARBOR DIVISION,

= II IN, - - -
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

connections made at ~. AugusTiut- win
iaLliaA hINer stages for Ormond. Holly UjlI-
- aytC IA and othcFpOiHJ on Halifax rIyer
CITY Ticket Once n cor I7,I = and IIs,-s -
NJ. x. MORAN
. Gent Supt. and q. =. A
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-09

Zacharias followed close upon the heels of
his present, and felt himself more than re-
paid by the flowers which Charlotte fastened
to give him. while the forester said cor
daily:
You must take supper with US and taste
your wine, Monsieur Seller. My wife is right
to call You our benefactor."
Zacharias, seated at the table in the open
air, his fishing pole against the wall, Charlotte
opposite him and the forester on the right,
began to talk of his prospects for the future
He had pretty fortune, well managed, and
he wanted to buy 200 acres of woodland on
the edge of the valley and build forester's
house on the hillside. "We shall always he
together" said he to Yeri, you with me as
much as l with you"
Mother Christina came in III her turn and
devised this thing and that. Charlotte ap-
peared content and Zacharias imagined him
self understood by these worthy people And
he went to his chamber that night full of the
most bliSsful illusions, putting off till the
next day his great declaration, doubling
nothing as to the result He held Charlotte's
bouquet in his hand, and when he was alone
he fell to kissing it with effusion, weeping
like child, and murmuring:
-Zacharias, Zacharias, you are going to be
the happiest of men, and, may it please God,
You will renew your youth in little Zacha-
rias, or little Charlotte who shall dance
upon your knees and cares You with her
rosy little hands, At this the good man
seated himself, drunk with hope, his elbow
on the window sill, his eyes wide open, and
hearing as in dream the frogs croal1ing I'M
der the moon in the silent valley. He had
sat thus for an hour, when something like
volley of pebbles, or of dry peas, ratified
against the window glass and aroused him
with a start
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
Messages at the Western Union tsle-

Messages at the Western Union tele.
graph office uncalled for: Batten Gable. .
Walter r. f. Ward. J. L. Chase. John
Lock Warrick, William Field tcare of M.
Luther Hoadleyl, Maria P. Mansfield.
The cass Of Kalkman. charged with
highway robbery, with the Patterson
woman and a man, one night last fall, on
stranger out on the hills near the Sis
ter's Hospital. went ever in the Superior
Court yesterday for one week.
W. e. StaIey, the exclusive tea mer-
chant, arrived from San Francisco Sun
day where he had been taking in the
Grand Army reunion. Mr.. Staley
speaks highly of the reception the old
vets met with in San Francisco, but he
was glad to get back home away from
the heavy night fogs. that San Francisco
has been having Of late.
Chas. Mitchell, charged with attempt
ing to shoot M. L. wicks, Esq, at Lao.
easter, is being tried in the Superior
Court. The following jury is empan.
eled to try the case: J. Il. Parker, Carl.
fl. Bennerscheidt. James NJ. Fryer, Or
land 6treshley, Elijah B. Burris, Tony
Bright, Samuel NJ. Bise, r. b. Wilson,
Angust McClintcck, J. A. Forthman,
Chas. Keag, VIM. Hunter.
The new directory of the Orphans
Home is as follows: President Mrs d @
Stephens; Vice President, Mrs M A
Gibson; Recording Secretary, Mrs 8 A
DePuy; Financial Secretary, Mrs K Fl
Hewitt Corresp ,nding Secretary, Mrs
A s Averill; Treasurer, B Coulter.
Board OF Directors--Mrs A X Pomeroy,
Mrs W II Maynard. Mrs NJ P Davis.
Mrs G Henderson, Mrs Weldon, Mrs s
Hubbard, Mrs NJ BJuton, Mrs Veisir,
Mrs M 8 Baker, Mrs George Fitch. Mrs
DIR Cunningham, Mrs VIM Ferguson,
Miss McManis, DIR Dorothea Lummis.
1t is rumored tnat Rev Dr. Pendleton
will soon be added TO our corps of relig-
ious teachers. The Central Baptist
church of this city has beon correspond.
ing with him with the view Of his Ac-
cepting the Leadership Of their body, and
preparatory to that relationship he will
occupy their pulpit next Sunday. Dr..
Pendleton, from good authority, is a
ripe scholar and . fine orator; gifted
alike in spiritual and mental attain
ments, and it is to be hoped arrange
nents may be perfected to retain him.
The Saa Jacinto Register Of August
5th says; About seven o'clock Saturday
evening last. Alexander Edwards, who
resides on the eastern side OF the town.
saw very large sized wildcat in close
proximity to his residence. Mr.. Ed
wards quickly picked up his rifle and
shot the wildcat W which was only short
distance from the house and which
seemed unusually bold. p. W. Stock
lege also came upon the scene and fear
ing that 1t would escape fired charge
Of shot into il. The wildcat, which
measured three feet and stood very tall,
was quite thin and was doubtless driven
BY extreme hunger to approach so near .
human habiiation at such an early hour
in search Of something to appease its ap-
petite. After it was shot ii was brought
to town and exhibited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
TyLDEr,s VIII.


NEw YoRK, August e.--The will Of
TiIden was read at Grsystone this after.
noon BY LAWYER Jss. c. Carter, Of this
city, In the presence of the relatives.
The document Ia long one, containing
about l0,000 words. Hon. John Bige-
low, Andrew II. Green and Geo. w.
smith are named as executors. All OF
Tildsn's kindred are generously pro.
vided for in this ways The whole es.
tate is placed in the hands of the execu.
torn as trustees. Elch heir Is TO receive
40 equal shars In the line Of his or her
consanguinity that is. The nephews
snd rieces. Of all amounts, and their
children certain amounts, but they are
10 receive only the income derived from
An eausl separate specific crsnnn, the pfin'
EInal'at their death TO be disposed Of in
Z hammer which Mr. rgelow would not
tate None Of his citations, he said,
except Mrs. Mary B. Pelton, his sister,
are given specifc bequest forever
FOR her be bsqaeaths the residence No,
rs West Thirty .Eigh.A street, and the
som Of 500, 900 70 live opon- AZ Of hi'
real estate except this Is placed in his
~ soutors hands t. be disposed Of a'
thew see ct, either by sale, rental or OK
change, tho Greystons and Grsmmercy
PARK property falling under the sam.
,uls. The execntol's are first charged
with the duty Of setting apart for hi'
relatives tho sums named for them, IRON
which several incomes are 70 be derived
,.This done, II becomes their duty 4
srrv out his wishes regarding certain
=, ,benetioiaries. They are charged
4 ckx duty. tirzt, Of establishing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

The Rsrkins. Baldwin case sill fingers
in the semi.trppics, being passed for a
week In the Superior Court yesterday.
The new town Of San Jaciuto, in San
Diego county, although but three years
old Is now the second town in the
county,
Ching All cho plesded guilty to tha
charge Of grand larceny in the Superior
Court yesterday, and was sentenced to
three years In San Quenten.
Part Of the Eagle Corps band returned
home from San Francisco on Sunday,
and the rest Of them on Monday. They
won golden opihiona by the = fine ap-
psaranee and good playing at the Bay.
The printers elveia grand picnic next
Sunday. The merchants have con-
tributed lot OF fine prizes TO bo con-
tested for. The buyer OF the lucky
number On the ticket gets ton Of GOAL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

The HERALD has made requests Of the
Associated PRESS by telegraph for a
complete copy OF the bill creating new
U. s. Judicial District ia Southern Cali.
fornia, bat without success. as that
document has not yst been given to the
Association. As soon as received it will
be published nfull,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
Attention. VllsJsnlsts and Dlstllsrs.

A meeting will be held in tne Supreme
Court Rooms, over Farmers and Merchants
Bank. SATURDAY, l4th inst, at o'cle OK
P n. for the purpose to arrive at some CON
cert OF action In regard TO the wants Of this
great industry and to lay such expression
Of all our yificulturists in regard to our
trouble before Hon. Asa Ellis and through
him before the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue at Washington. here are sweep
ing assessm nts aud new impossible rh
qutrements Tor our government for the en-.
suing year which require 70 be discussed
md our wishes require 70 be represented
for II left In their present shape the present
crop with go abegeina At almost any price.
For this reason every grapegrower and
manufacturer OF wine or Brandy has deep
interest and his attendance should be surely
given In the multitude OF counsel there Ii
wisdom. By order Of
MANY GRAPE-GR0wERS
~ Be sure to attend. au10 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

Of the Application OF tine herdfc fh4ton
Company to Dissolve and Disincor
porate.
Notice Is hereby given that the Herdic
Phat)n Company, corporation formed
under the laws of the State of California
has presented to the Hon. A. Brunson. 6u-
perior Judge in and for the county of Los
Angeles, State of California, q petition
praying to be allowed to disincorporate and
dissolve, and the Monday. tho 18th day oi
September. A. d. 1885, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon, or a. soon thereafter a. counsel
can be heard, has been appointed a. the
time. and the courtroom OF the superior
Caurt In and for the oountv of Los Angeles
before said Judge, as the place.. at which
the said application Is TO be heard.
In witness whereof / have hereupto set
my hand and am xed the seal of the court
aforesaid, this 9Th day Of August, A. d. 1886.
(8EAL.1 CHAs. H. DUNsMcOR, Clerk.
By +. B. TANNING. Deputy.
II. A. BARCLAY,
au10 w Attorney for Petitioner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

DENVER, August 9. An III Paso
special to the Associated Press says; The
Cutting affair is practically unchangsa.
There were rnmors all day Of his having
been quietly spirited away to Chihna.
hua, but they turned out untrue. This
evening he is still in Jail. Daring this
afternoon he was called before the Court
once more aud notified that he had been
granted an appeal to the Supreme Court
Of chihuahua. and that the lawyer who
had been officially assigned to his de-
| fenss had forwarded the necessary pa
pers in the case.
Michael Davitt reached New York on
f~... E.r,.o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
Natics to Hotel Keepers.

To the Hotel and Boarding House keep
ers and To the citiEens OF Los Angeles gen
orally. Il Is requested that you win call al
q. A. X. Headquarters on Requena street
am d fnform the Secretary as TO the number
Of visitors you can entertain during their
sojourn here, from and after August 18th
Inst. The Secretary will keep list OF all
hled to direc. in1uirers where they can
stop. -
Ny orderof C0hAIrrEk-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
THE LEGISLATURE.



SACRAMENTO, August 9.--The Senate
met at 2,3o P. NJ. The special order
was Baldwins resolution providing for
an inquiry into the physical condition Of
Justices Morrison aud sharpstein, which
was postponed until Thursday.
Days introduced two proposed amend
ments to the Constitution, one providing
for the establishment Of Water Com.
mission and the condemnation Of water
rights, and for the formation of irriga-
ton districts. Days also introduced the
following resolution
Resolved, That the Judiciary Commit
tee be and is hereby intructed to report
to this Senate at Its earliest possible con-
venieuce, First, what prompt and eff.
cient action, IL any, can be taken to give
desire and speedy relief. to irriga..
tionists; Second, what individual
rights 10 the waters of the State,
III any, have accrued under the
laws and decisions Of the State;
third. II any rights have been acquired
by riparianists aud appropriators, and
what effect will the passage Of the act
repeating section 1872 Of the Civil Code
have upon said acquired rights; fourth,
what effect will the passage Of an act to
confine prior or other appropriations
have upon said acquired rights; fifth,
what effect would the repeal Of sections
l,4lG to ,422, inclusive, OF the Civil
Code, have upon the ownership Of the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
NEW TODAY.
Notice TO oontractors.

Plans are now ready in our ONCE for esti
mates for the stone aud brickwork for the
foundation and retaining walls OF the build
ing to be erected for r Beaudry on Buena
Vista staeet KYsOR 4 MORGAN,
au10 81 Architects.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS,

No. 23 South Spring Street.
The next term will open next Monday
August md
between First and Second. Rooms4 and
B. over Mosgroves Cloak House.
Gold hllinrs. ...s .,.,,-s....,S2 " W
Amalgam and plating d lings ~ 90
patntess Extraction of teeth by
vitliiged air or nitrous oxide gas
Teeth extracted for SO cents
Best sets OF teeth from - TO IS.
We guarantee perfect At.
Office hours--From s q. m. TO y. IN; Sun
days, 10 a. IN. to II m.
Intricate work a speciality. iyid u
positive cure Tor dyspepsia Dsmiana
Ritters. Michel l,evy 4 Co.. Wholesale iig-
uox deaiors. agcnts' ~ -s- -. Al ...s- -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

The Third Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders of the
Savings Fund and Building sO-
cfety Of Los Angeles
wsll be held IN the office Of M L. wicks
over Postoffce,
Monday evening, september
ath, 1885.
The Fourth Series win be opened at this
meeting. The public are invited to attend.
". L. WICKS, President.
Z. H. GRAsErT. Secretary. au10td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
CUrTSsG,s NEroRrED resIL.
Falk % Beheaafng Him IN Csse
of an ATTACK.

Of an Attack.
81 PAso, August 9.-Excitement over
the Getting imbroglio was much inten-
sified to-day. A passenger on the train
from Chihushua City says it is known
positively that Governor Maceyra has
ordered the Paso del Norte authorities,
in case Of an attack from Texas, to cut
of the prisoners head and deliver il to
the Americans. The statement is given
for what It Ia worth. Eight hundred
Mexican troops are said to have left
Lagos for Paso del Eorte on Sunday
night. 1t is asserted that the second de-
msnd for the release Of Cutting has been
made, and that the American oficials
have been notified to leave Mexico.
Large crowds gather at every street cor.
ner, aud the arrival Of Company F, OF
the nTenth United States infantry at
Fort Bliss, which was assigned here two
months ago, has caused Fumor to the ef-
feet that eight car loads Of United State
soldiers were on the spot. The bad ef-
feet Of these difficulties upon business is
at last becoming very apparent. and
every thing looks like war from Mexican
standpoint.
Consul Brig ham just now confirms the
fact that second demand has been
made by our Government, and that the
people are wild with delight. They have
inst called Cutting before the Court in
Paso Del Norte, and Consul Brigham is
in attendance.
LATER CORRECTION.
e. PAso. August a.--Consul Brigham
says he must have been misunderstood
with regard to a SECOND demand. He
says he expects il any time hut does not
know that it has been made.
Cqsslng Asks for Protection.
EL PAso. August 9.--Cuttiug was
called upon to-day and found to be very
cheerful in spirits, Notwithstanding his
gloomy surroundings. He states that
he expected last night to be sent to Chi
huahua to serve out his term as q COM
mon criminal at hard labor, and didn't
know but what he might be murdered
on the journey il the Mexicans should
be given any pretext whatever. While
10 this state of mind he wrote tele-
gram to Gov. Ireland and gave it to a
friend to send OF, the following being
copy of it;f
PAso DEL NoRrE, Mex, Aug. s, SO.
TO Gorr. Ireland ! am citizen OF
Texas aud ask Of you protection.
A. X. CUTTING.
This morning about 10 o'clock Cut
ting was called before Judge Zubis. The
Judge informed him he was summoned
before him to receive formal notice that
his counsel had taken an appeal to the
Supreme Court Of the State of Chihna-
hua. He was then taken back to jail.
There are all sorts Of rpmors IN the
city to the effect that the telegraph
operator states that another demand for
the release Of Cntting went oyer the
wires last night to Minister Jackson in
MEXICO, signed by Secretary Bayard.
There 10 intense excitement and the
people are organizing for home protec'
ton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
reaElsar NEWS.
new xeaiana,s Earthquake Ech-


San FRANCISCO, August 9. = The
steamer Msriposa, which arrived last
night from Australia. brings further de.
tails Of the great volcanic disturbances
which lately occurred in New Zealand.
Heavy earthquakes continue in Tara
vera, Sulphur Springs, and the Ratots
districts. A relief party sent out reports
III 1t Lake Tarawera had fallen consider.
bly. The oil bath at Whakawewarera
was throwing up stones and mud to q
height of twenty feet. and the great
boiling lagoon Papatang would suddenly
rise as much as two feet and then as
suddenly fall. A similar phenomenon
was observed at Kuirau. The Cauldron
would rise two feet in haif
an hour, and then as sudden
Iy return to its normal level.
Mr.. Danny. telegraph officer. in cha rge
at Rotorna Station, near where the
eruptions and earthquakes were heavi-
est, reported ON June 25th that volcan 0
number one was dead, and number two
and three we're steaming. Number four
was still throwing up mud. Lake Roto
mohara was comparatively quiet, only
one geyser in the center was play ing.
The Park Terrace gsysers were still
blowing up clouds Of steam. bat were
less active than they had been. Tha
immense crevice created between White
Terrace and Tarawera continued to
steam, and the cone on top Of Tarawera
mountain was throwing out volumes Of
black smoke and steam. The New
Zealand Herald says that on the Galatea
plains the volcanic showers Of mud took
at times the most eccentric course, over
leaping section Of land and then strik-
ing another further on ip The same line.
DR.. Hector, who 10 making
scientific examination OF the volcanic
disaster, reports that the volcanic
cone which was thrown up near Lake
Rotomahara during the Disturbances
had sIready, on July lst attained
height Of 800 feet and was daily adding
TO its stature. He has named it Mount
Hazard, after a gentleman Of that name
who lost his life the first night Of the
great eruption.
A chemical examination Of the vol.
crnic ashes shows they are mostly com
posed Of fine basaltic soil
A dispatch Of July 9Th soys: It is be-
IieYed that there has been another violent
eruption Of Mt. Tarawers. The residents
at Rotorua stats that they saw an enor-
mous column OF dark matter, capped
with Z cloud OF steam, rise In the dfrec.
tiou of the volcano IL ls estimated to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10
Sailing ON The Sea Of Success!

Want goods-our Lawns White Goods
Gnghms gone. We making big hole in ladies muslin
underwear No xaggaton values superb ade
muslin they consult prices and
work We unloading ladies' mems and hidrens
Hats that formerly sold for S5c being sold at 25c
In underwear have fine white erno SUITS vests
81 sutummer weights especially cheap 10
them. We devotng Of our time and
wholesale We systemaizing so
will be the best conducted and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

nxSyER. August John A. Nc
Beth, CAasain Of the Chstiee Light Ar
tillery, to,night teIegrAphed President
Cleysland offering the services Of him
self and battery Of four guns and one
hundred equipped men n case war wal
declared with Mexico.
Col. A. J. Fountain, Of the First New
Mexico Militia, to-day teIegraphed Gov.
Ross from Las Cruces. II announce
myself ready with four hundred drilled
disciplined and equipped men to take
the field should New Mexico be called
r,pop 10 furnish aid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-10

Those who desire to consult me In regard
10 their cases OF to location as TO eli
mate, had better call at the Once for
consultation and examination, but II impos-
sible to do so can write for copy OF my
tons. Address
IN. HILTON WILLIAMS. NJ. D.,
15 North Main Street, Los Angeles. Gal
Oftice hours from $50 A. ~ 70 $50 I'm.
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Lowest Priced House OltlG Coast.

wholesale department at less
and There Tor
principal that strictly cash business and the
the difference that could buy the bulk
goods retail would compensate profit
accessible all who buy goods by the
bolt bale and want cash for them
During shall specially attractive features
inclination
There dull days the Peoples Store We
We do business Idleness breeds all sorts OF
which do of Rely on it, this Will
be For tho the
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