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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
THE CACTUS HEDGE.
a Fence Pig Tight. BuIi-Proof and Horse
High.

~ renee ftg-Itgnts Bul-froOf ana Horte-
High.
HuLLrowS, Ten, Feb. 10, 1886.
10 the Editor OF the Gazette
In answer to your request in your is
sue Of the 9th inst. concerning the cactus
hedge, will say have,handled great
deal Of II. have it growing rs hedge.
1t more than meets my expectations. 1t
certainly has merits possessed by no
other hedge plant known TO me. 1t grows
readily from cuttings, set at any season,
limbs closely from the ground, will not
encroach on the field by sprouting from
the roots, needs no pruning, does not
shade to interfere with growing crops, as
II does not grow more than about ten or
twelve feet high in our western counties.
1t is very thorny, and some enthusiasts
claim that well-set hedge will be so
close that even snake win not attempt
to enter it, During the year Ss4 there were
sent from this county several hundred
packages through the mails TO dozen or
more different states to be 'stested,n and
II has proved that 1t is hardy plant, en-
during the cold OF Kentucky, Missouri
and even Colorado.
After "testing," letters have been re-
ceived wanting to know II they could be
supplied by the ten thousand, some even
enclosing money for FIVE or ten thousand
In first letter.
once was skeptical about it, but the
more ! see Of 1t and the manner OF its
growth, the stronger is my confidence
1t Is certainly the hedge, and will make
fence "pg-tight, bull-proof and horse.
high" S. l., BARKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
TROUPE.
Trade Tmproying--Farmers Planting-Mex-
lean wood Choppers Getting Out Tres.
Special 10 the Gazette

Trade Tmproying--Farmers Planting--nIex-
lean Wood Choppers Getting Out Tres.
Special TO the Gazette.
TROUPE, TEX, Feb. 1S.--Lovely wealth
er, building boom, brisk trade, and cot.
ton receipts up to date far in excess of
last year, make our people supremely
happy. Never in the annals of several
years has our town progressed like it has
for the past six months. The building
of several new bricks and four new frame
store-houses, and the publication Of the
Videtta, the best paper for its age and
size in East Texas, has caused us this
Joy Our old trade of former years is
returning with renewed vigor, and one
year hence will find us on q basis never
before reached.
Farmers have commenced the years
work with brighter spirit than was ever
known, and say they are going to
do or die. Many acres of land
have been cleared new farming
implements are being daily bought, and
everything goes to prove that they mean
what they say.
The town council is making arrange
ments to impose the condition of the pub
lie works, and the citizens are improving
the condition of their property, all of
which makes everybody iubilant and en-.
thusiastic.
A gang of between 100 and 100 MeXi-
cans arrived here day or 80 ago to chop
wood for G. w Barkett, the great tie and
wood contractor of the International &
Great Northern railroad, We must say
we don't relish having so many ''NIexi-
can wood.choppers" around, but they
work and make money and also spend it,
hence it is good for the town.
Bell & Smith, our leading druggists,
bought the stock of drugs of Shuford,
Cherry Co., Tyler, lately closed out in
that place.
Mr.. Andrew Ford, one of our most
thorough farmers, left last night for Nash
vile, Tenn, whittier he has gone to pur-
chase some fine breeding stock, which ne
will bring home with him
An elegant new train of coaches has
been placed on the run between this
point and Denison, on the Missouri Pa
citic railway. They are indeed thing of
comfort and Joy for the weary traveller
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

WHEN the World, leading newspaper
Of Portland, Ore, can take so brave a
stand in the face OF mob sentiment, we
must conclude that the people OF the Pa
cinc coast arc not so bad as the canallle
have painted them;
Every citizen must regret the result at Scat
tic on tho 9Th. No matter what tho feeling may
be against the Chinese, every true American
must stand on the side Of law and order, and
whenever the laws are attempted TO be violated
the whole power OF the state, city aud national
governments must be invoked to preserve order
and protect the rights OF the most humble and
degraded being. We hope those who arc so
anxious to advise Unlawful means 10 got rid Of
tho Chinese will tako warming from the result
at Seattle, and that similar events viii not DO
recorded In other places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
HOLLAND.
Man Arrested for Murder Committed in
Arkansas--oth Notes.
COrresppndonra az the Climate

a Man Arrested for Murder Committed in
Arkansas--otherN Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HOLLAND, Tx, Feb. l7.-Mr. Colber,
ana family arrived Sunday from louisa
ma we welcome all such families among
us,
A. w. Wilkerson has sold his resi-
dence to Mr.. Weysinger and is construct.
ing beautiful two-story dwelling, which
VIII ne an ornament to the town.
Mart MonSer has sold his residence 70
j. b. Eads. "
DR.. Taylor has sold his farm to Mr.
Read Real estate has been quite active
for some days.
man by the name of Bandy was mr..
rested mere few days ago for murder
committed in Columbus, Ark, in 1854
Bandy and one Scott had difficulty over
some cattle. After this had been settled
SCOTS father-in.law interfered and tho
iued was again worked up. Bandy went
10 Scotts house on some business snd
while there told Scott he was ready ~
settle the trouble. Scott went In tho
house and returned with pistol ana q
gun. Bandy had gun but backed across
the road followed by Scott and as scot,
crowded upon him he fired the fatal shot
Killing Scottinstantly. He fled for TeyaS
and eluded the officers until thew arrested
nim here. The above facts were obtsinad
rom gentleman from the same connt,,
and can be relied on.
our school Is still progressing with an
enrolment up to date of 1853 which Shove
pupils. 'S'oiasVlc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

IN The stomach develops an acid Witch
s.lngs tue upper part Of the throat ma
paiste, causing "heartburn. . II ai s'
Evolves gas which produces arvin6 '' ~,
one stomach" and feeling and ann NM v.'
anve OF distension in that ORGAN sS,ar
eating, For both this acidlty and swell nl
ins hostetter's Stomach Bitters ;s =
i,,' better remedy than alkaline saIts
In, ,ls nsrtsnorn and carbonate of soda
WH,ineglassiul Of the Bitters, after or bafora
INNER, VIII be found to act as reIiaSie
c;ad aulnatlve OF preventive This tjnc sne-
c c,ns LOT dyspepsia, both in its acute MA
r ,nn form, also prevents ana cnres
nia lever, constipation, liver com
gg .dh kidney troubles, nervousness ana
Sel,.ay Persons who observe IN tbe,nl
e1i'e ,s. decline of vigor should nae MS
nne tonic without delay. usV tnis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

A COMMITTEE of Knights OF Labor
visited II. C. Mccormick, the great reaper
manufacturer, and asked him to advance
the wages Of his workmen 10 per cent.
He did so. Then they demanded that he
discharge some of the men who were not
members Of the union. AS these were
among the best workmen in the shops,
he declined to comply. Then 900 union
workmen struck work, and he shut up the
shops. II such acts Of folly were not OF
frequent occurrence it would DO impos-
sible to believe that so many petty tyrants
and dolts could be gathered in bunch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
GALVESTON AND DEEP vATEP.

N%AAs ' NJ 4 E%N NV AFAbAll " u 4 n 10
| Fort Worth Mt one time was violently in
favor of deep water at Galveston. THE GA
zErrE made al ost daily business OF putting
the advantages OF that port over all other Texas
ports. But az soon as Galveston railroad
the Santa Pc, sued the people on their notes,
they Immediately cried out for water anywhere
but at Galveston. Among the many tn ngs that
he Fort does not possoBs might he mentioned
consistency (Dalias Times.
The Fort and THE GAZETTE have ia
vored deep water at Galveston, and favor
1t now, II Galveston can get deep water.
THE GAZETTE has written miles of edl.
torial IN behalf OF the property interests
at Galveston, and would sim regret to
see those interests destroyed or i'm
paired But The GAZETTE il more
liberal than Galveston is; II seems to be
a characteristic of that town and It's
people to want the earth without
making any compensation TO the lnhnb-
itants thereof and without regard TO the
rights or interests Of any one but them
selves. Tun GAZETTE has written in
favor o. 4a!Soston, and has nothing to
write against It now, save its lntolerable
and intolerant selfshness and arrogance
In opposing other points, But let the
Times itself answer itself
Galveston probably ouaht to have deep
wator, aud has lately by tho extension of u road
into the most populouspart OF the state ,dono
much toward securing friends who win asslst
It In the effort, But Galveston has awakened
TO the fact that 1t - not tho state II Il viii
confeso that appropriation Tor Sabine Pass
and other points are necessary, Galveston viii
do much toward securing an appropriation for
itscf.
China. stewart Ia answering that nc Intended
to work FOR hls people, spoke like man II
no gets an appropriation for Sabine Pass and
deep wator be viii have done more than work
for the people OF his district, lie Will have
served right royalty She whole state.
As the main argument in favor OF Gal
weston is It's established interests, com.
nonsense and ordinary policy would
seem to dictate 20 that town some regard
for the established interests OF other
places. TIH GAZETTE has no regrets Tor
its past efforts in behalf of Galveston
but since such effort seems to
be in vain, Il now proposes 20 labor Tor
the interests of all the people, no matter
what particular individual or community
is hurt or benefited by deep water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
WICHITA FALLS.
A NIisht Couples Fight for Child-Killinc
on Prairie Dogs.

on Prairie Dogs.
Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Feb. lS.-NIrs.
Silas Mcclellan from White Oak. N. M
arrived here few days ago with a little
siX-year-old girl, and has since been sion
ping at the City hotel near the depot. re-
porting that she was married woman
and left home to avoid an unsatisfactory
husband. Yesterday Mr.. Mcclellan mn.
peared upon the scene demanding her
presence and immediate and uncondi-
tional possession Of his child, which was
refused by the mother The child was
permitted to see it's father, and he tried
to induce 1t to 20 up town
by promises of oranges and an.
pies, but the mother refused that and
peremptorialy declined an audience with
MN. Mr., Mcclellan applied to the strong
arm OF the law and at ! O'Clock at niobt
the sheriff, by virtue of habeas corpus
TOOK the child aud placed il in the hands
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of the Harris
house, thereby making more record in
what seems to be serious family affair.
Inc hearing is set for next Tuesday. and
as ooth parents say they must have the
Ghilu IL IS presumed great deal of their
domestic intelicity will be presented TO
tne court. From the stories of both par.
tleS IL would seem they are mis1t
couple. The child is pretty little blonde
ana cried piteously when taken, SAVING
she did not want to leave mammals
troi. John Williams has killed tho
prairie dogs on 10000 acres of land in
the ninety-nlne pastures with a chemical
preparation he calls "dogamite. - or
prairie-doS exterminator. This is q val.
liable patent and is under control nv
frol; Williams, who cleans out the DOGS
lor 20 cents per acre. The nrofess9r
says the dogamite is hard on the lnngs ~
tne man that handles it, but certain death
10 the dogs. Only twelve dogs are left
on 10000 acres. w 'oi'
Mr.. j. Jalonick, the great builder os
Wicnita Falls, proposes to pile mn more
orlcK and mortar, and has already ar
ranged TO add another brick store To- his
hhe row OF brick buildings on Seventh |
street To this gentleman above oil
others belongs the credit of BUILDING the
most m substantial buildings in Town
" men stores are empty and no tenants
~, puts IN stocks of goods, making CONNIE,
luton ann employment for men that mist
VOTE LOT others. lie does not hesitate 70
pulld buildings suitable for any lepitimate
BUSINESS, as was evidenced by bis bniIS
Jug the fanhaldle National bank building
''i 'enalts with vaults all complete.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
500 tren a ynnl.ee stnnnnnlnl

ShkRMAN, TEX Feb. II. isSG
To the Editor al the Gazette,
In your daily issue of yesterday un.
der heading National Problems' by
Massachusetts, writer, is found the fol.
lowing "The progress Of the South
since the war Is in many respects en-
oouraging. The immense increase of the
cotton crop alone shows how silently
wealth is accommodating, but the dense
mass of ignorance remains untouched
Till wG can arrive at some
agreement upo1t these, the appropriation
OF money for u. Southern states will be
merely turnisbaig so much more food for
oorruption.n ~
II is known .Iany uniformed Yankees
accept the above as truth, vet Won viii
allow regular patron OF your paper 10
express regret that you permit such trash
to be published in THR GAzRrrR. Very
respectfully G. l.. STOWE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
BIG SPRING.
a Town on strictly Prohibition prlnc,n,o.
"A smaIl-Pox scare.
CorrpRpOndeuco To the r,.....

Town on strictly Prohibition Princinl.,
"A smaIl-Pox scare.
correspondence 20 the Gazette.
BIG SPRING, TEX, Feb. II A,o,h..
large party OF land buyers IL in ON,
midst but the obiecti, point this time oG a.
Odessa, which at present is a side.trsc =
on the Texas & Pacific RAILWAY si~ta,
mics west of here. The party Is bosdaS
oy Dr. Sabin, of Cincinnati, Ohio vince
seAeme Is 10 build q town on st,icuo
prohibition principles. An anc,,on ICY
Oh town lots will soon follow. say
BUSINESS remains good ana oonsidara
pie building is going on. Worl hss
oeeh commenced on the new Eniscn,a,
chprch and Mr.. Il. NJ. Bressies, rpal
house Is nearing completion. ~"
oherin Morrow rounded mn abont a,
teen tramps and vicious chsracteru ~
other night, and now has them AZ WORT
cleaning up the courthouse ssnsr" o'n
mnch needed improvement.
quite smallpox scare was csnsad l.,
solne one reporting case, but an inyos
rsation shows the report TO be faIse
: nc ioiiowing report was handed vorr
Ior publications 'o'"aiu
BIG SrmN6, Tx, Feb. ~ =,
was currently reported latelv ~,
as OF smallpox had deyeloned Il, "a
mexican portion OF oIr town. Rein, tlV
orned Of this by the sheriff. | im,5,d ~
'teiy investigated aud discovered that M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

THE Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
seems TO have some tangible projects In
the air, Of interest to Texas. The Kansas
City Times news columns contains the
following item Of Information. Mr..
Hampson, the gentleman quoted, speaks
as II the extensions mentioned were al
ready settled upon, and are to be put
through without delay
Mr.. j. II, Hampton, a railroad contractor OF
El Paso, Tex, Is In the city getting nm outfit
with which 10 commence work on one OF the
Santa Fcs extensions, 81 don't know which
one It Will be-" he said ~ may take the Pan.
handle division Of the Kiowa extension, and
may work on the Arkansas City line. This lat.
ter win go through the Territory to Gainesville,
Tex The feeder will be 40 miles long, and
will be an Important line for Kansas City, as 1t
viii open to her new territory now tributary
to st. Louis by the Iron Mountain
"When VIII work be commcnced?"
"In very short time. Several large survey.
country is very level, the lines can bo located
warm weather."
nv" """'t t'ic ~ i"api Oh LOUIS ~bhlcago
roadY'
can know about It Is thSt i've miles Of grad.
ing has been done north of m Paso in the dl.
roction OF White oaks, n. NJ. It Is claimed that
the road viii be bnllt TO Kansas City ana thence
TO ST. Louls,wlth Chicago as It's ultimate North
en terminus, but question whether II will
get further than the Panhandle by building
25O miles northeast from IN paso junction
can be formed with the santa Fe's now Kiowa
line giving the road an outlet to all points it
proposes to reach, The line ia being built by n
local company, who says 1t has at command all
the Eastern capital IL wants and that Gfty
miles OF steel rails have been bought The
road can be built to the Panhandle next
year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

4 BILL up before the Iowa legislature
provides that before marriage license
shall be issued each party to the pro.
posed contract "shall give satisfactory
evidence TO the clerk that they are able
to maintain and support each other with
all the necessities Of life, and also to
take care of the children, il they should
have any" II will be seen that the bill
is strictly impartial, as it requires the
woman to show that she can support her
husband as well as that he can support
her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

Observations ON tho isoad, school and
Jury Laws of Texas.
THE GAZETTE is in daily receipt of re-
plies from the county judges of the state
and from the district attorneys the for
Nor write of the road and school laws
and the latter of the jury law. AS soon
as these letters are all in they will be
given TO the public, Those who have
not yet answered will confer favor on
TIE GAZETTE and its readers by 30 doing
AZ their earliest convenience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

"TnE silver dollar is worth 90l cents
in London. How does this strike the 80
cent dishonest cart-wheel dollar shrik-
ersf" is n conundrum OF the Galveston
Tribune. Indeed, why should 1t not be
worth 99s cents in London2 IL can be
brought to this country and, under fiat
laws, II exchanges for 100 cents. But
there is no guarantee that this artificial
and strained value will be sustained, and
that is the weakness Of the s0.cent dollar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

scrap-basket unnoticed. There are
thousand Of idle hands In Texas that
would most willingly work II places were
opened up for them, and think the
housewives Of this great commonwealth
would much rather save the rags that al
ways accumulate in every household than
TO burn or otherwise destroy them.
Please give this article, though feebly
your careful study. Most re-
spectfully, Mrs. G.. Il. S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
GAZETTE BRANCH oFrIoEs.

DALL.AE--r. o. Mckee, manager.
DHHIsoH-D Dick Chamberlain, manager.
WACo--A, q, O'Neill, manager.
SHRRAiAN--.J. II. DillB, manager.
WBAHERFoRp--H, II. Dorsey and l.. 3. Nor
vail, managers.
PARIs--C. Is. Maxoy, manager.
JEFFHRsoN--J. ID. Kitchens, manager.
MAItsiALLs-Robt Kennedy, manager.
ABTLEHE--W. E. Powell manager.
CLEBURRE---W. ii. Byrd, manager.
HI FAso-S. X. Lyons, manager.
0ArNEBv1LLE-E.P T.. Hill and j. L., Hickson
managers.
BoNHAM--O, II. johnson, manager.
HONEY GRovB--L. @. Hill, manager.
BAInD-Frank Dorsey, manager
suEErVfLLB--W. II, Wheeler, manager.
OoLonADo--W, II. Nowkirk, manager.
MrHEoLA-v. HuHmaBtcr, manager.
OIBoo-W, T.. Pulley, manager,
WHIrEsBoRo--J. q. Glenn, manager,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
SHERIFFS, cRABS AND AppL

! SIIERiFFS, CRABS AND APPLES.
The Sewe Is atill tho organ OF the sberlRs Of
Texas, their communicating and publishing
medium, boing re elected 10 that position by a
formal vote Of the shprias NJ their convention
at Waco yesterday. Itwould be hard to nnd a
body OF mrn more representative OF The live
progress and characteristics OF Texas than The
shcrlis OF the different counties OF tho stato,
and the News naturally fools proud Of this cyi.
dcnce OF their continued Intelligent and stcr,
lug appreciation. II seems that our ambitions
contemporary at Kcrt Worth, TnE GAzErrR.
made an effort to snpplant the Ncwa as the
recognized general medium for the sherlffs, but
u failed. ThE GAzsrrR offered itself TO the
Gherihs.tn confederation OF vote OF confidence
on their part at the rate OF $500 a year, but
with thcir characteristics discretion. thoy chose
to take the News "a 80 Year Tho sharifls OF
Texas are altogether too bright Lot OF mon
not TO know the difference betweon n crab and
an appio.--fDAlia News.
The Galveston-D silas News Is evidently |
In tho same grateful state OF mind that
inepired the young obstetrleian TO con
himself on having saved the old
man, although the mother and ehild were
both dead. Despite the patronising tone
Of our esteemed contemporary, rnE
GAZETTE was not aware Of any 'eEort to
'upplact the News as the recognized gen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
action of Delaware sta,o
Alliance 'ohNs

annual ~ ,,,"i ,Nf, DEL, Feb. Is.--At the
Temner. meeting OF the Delawase state
was pS S,anoS alliance to-day resolution
the snope ssv uecialring: IL is no longer
that M esson OF wisdom or prudence
hesit.,a friends OF prohibition should
annnal y ~ organize for a deternjned
execni,vs 'ns oailot-box and the central
structeS s - committee Committed is therefore H. (.
the rseu,s 70 consider, devise and execute
S 'eqaiieo measures to this end u's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
PApiR FACTORY.
it would be n Good Investment aud rim
Long.Felt Need.

Long.Felt Need.
DENTON, Ifx, Feb, Is, lss6.
TO the Editor OF the Gazette
have been a reader of your valuable
paper for some time, aud | admire the
progressive spirit OF the people Of your
city, for, whiIo others talk OF what they
viii do, your people act, therefore | viii
make Q suggestion, or rather ask ques.
tlon; 40 you not think paper factory
could be built there TO the great ad.
vantage Of yesr city2 | think all
taat is needed TO start tho ball in motion,
Is, Just TO mention it through your paper,
Tor II seems that the energy and pro.
gressiseness that stamps your paper as
The Glo6e-Democrat Of the South, pre-
VadeS your entire people. IT'S true am
only a lady and am obliged TO seek pen
md ink to convey my ideas 10 others.
hope you will not throw this In your
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

THE Dallas Times says Fort Worth is
dead, and then proclaims its detormina-
ton 60 continue pulling a dead towns
hair. We 20 to Mansfield next week via
the Fort Worth & New Orleans railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

lacking the encouragement in cenns.c-
ticu with the Pan-Electric matter, thai. we
would like to have the name Of the paper
published. Not that the story la incredi-
BILE, but because we have desire 70
know what New York paper 10 supposed
TO possess $4,000 worth OF influence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

THE towns all over North and West
Texas are watching and praying for the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fo road. AS
usual, TIKI GAzrTrE was the first to pro-
claim the evident desire, II not intention,
OF the road TO enter Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

Fort WoRTn will rejoice to see the ex-
tension Of the Missouri eaoifc to Hen.
i'ietta made, rs well as that of the East
Line, from Mckinney to Denton, On
with the railroad boom OF North Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19

THE poGtmastors In convention In Chi
cago resolve that President Cleveland and
Postmaster General Villas are paragons
of excellence in their official stations,
Niood. The recent appointee knowa how
80 stand In, and the old stsger wants TO-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-19
rnn aAzrrrn AnnoAp.

THE GAzETrE win DO found for sale at the
places named In tho following cities;
CHICAGO, ILL.--~W. u, Steer, 1872 Dearborn
strect and L. Schafner, Grand Pacific hotel.
ST. Lou1B, Mo.-Phillip Roedor, 522 olive
street and jas OvcrtOn, Southern hotel
Hot SrnINas, AilK--J. II. DRvia n Co.,
Homer L., Bull, II. Hirshfeid and 2. e, Greene,