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Result of the First Boat Race.

It IS q pretty sight race days to see the
girls who dote on rowing men-and their
name is legion-urging their heroes on.
Who thinks it is difficult to pull out
winner in O. boat race? Absurd! The
shells glide along so easily, the seats
move so lightly, and the oars CLEAN So
brightly, that it must be the simplest
thing in the world. Only when you are
hard at it, and it seems as though the in
fernal boat were held back by thousand
submarine hands, and your back aches SO
that the tears drip from your eyes, and
there Is noise in your ears like the din OF
q million boiler factories, and you can't
think, speak or hope, but only make
frantic efforts to pull your almost unman-
ageable arms out of their sockets, then it's
easy-oh, so easy! Ages later, you are
conscious of being past the finish, and you
gasp, in voice that is certainly not your
own, while drop of blood falls from your
mouth and leaves its record on your flan-
mel breeches:
'sDid-we-beat-'em
s'Beat them: They crossed the line ten
lengths ahead. It was stern chase from
the start"
This, after months Of training and no
end of deprivation. Who cares to row
his first race over again?-Blakely Hall
in The Argonaut.
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The Son Of n Southern Poet.

Sidney Lanier's admirers will find
pleasure in this paragraph from one of
"My Maryland" Randall's letters sent
southwark to Augusta: "Last year q son
of the gifted and lamented Sidney Lanier
bore off the prize (at 4 Baltimore school.
He took it to his devoted and delighted
mother, who sat in the audelcc, and
there he remained, mother and child, hand
in hand, looking lovingly at one another
and oblivious of the scenes that Swan
around Them There were other mothers
in that hall whose eyes were moist with
proud affection, but I am sure they did
not feel quite so deeply as that Georgia
widow and her splendid boy.-Philadel-
Dhia Press
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LOTUS.

IIoTs Che sotus blossom when It wreathes
Its painted petals in my sweethearts tresses,
And she, enchanted by its odor, breathes
Soft words Of love, and soothes with soft
caresses.
T love the lotus blossom when It lies
On the white bosom Of a sleeping woman.
And fills and rises as tho dreamer sighs,
For that loves sake she has yet told to no
man.
I love the lotus blossom for 1t grows
On lone grave beside silent river;
There my youths mistress takes her last &C.
pose;
Loved, hated, and now forgive her:
Justin Il. Mccarthy, n. +.
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Q1;luil for Sale.

TITE WHOLE OR \ PART OF
l. my Farm, two miles below the town of
Orangeburg, on tic South Carolina HalI-
way and the public roads leading to Cllar-
lesion, containing about 500 acres, part
cleared, balance finely timbcrcd. Some
splendid swamp land. 90 acres heavily
pine timbercd, adjoining aud lyin! East
and West of roads to Charleston. 10 be
subdivided in lots Of 50 to so acres and sold,
unless sold in entire. These lots will be
fine lots for residences.
Jan 2S-jt y. u. FREDERlCh,
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Tho Thicycs of Now York.

The thieves of New York city are
pretty we'll informed us TO the fields IN
which they wish to pasture. Every per
son in the city thut possesses enough
wealth to make it worth while for the
consideration of the thief is known to the
profession. 1t is said that the only way
in which the Asturs and Vanderb!lts have
succeeded in escaping robbery IS by mail-
tanning !, private guard over the house.
Chicago Times.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
LICENSE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER; GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, 5. G., April l: 1856. }
T certify that Mr.. John a. Hamilton, OF
L Oran.cburg, :. c., Agent Of the NORTH
BRITISH and MERCANTILE, QUEEN
Insurance Companies of North America,
WESTERN ASSURANCE, FACTORSand
TRADERS, PEICAN and HOME lNSUR.
ANCE COMPANIES, has complied
with the rcquistitions of the Act Of the
General Assembly entitled An Act TO rcTi-
late the Agencies of Insurance Companies
not incorporated i'll the State Of South Caro-
lima, and | hereby license the said JOHN
\. HAMILTON Agent aforesaid, totakc
risks and transact aIl business Of insurance
in this State il! tlic County Of OIlngcLErs
for and in behalf OF said C"moanirS. EX-
pirr> March :ist, 1857. W. L. STONEI,
CountrOl!cr General.
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Success of :, Lady Correspondent

Lady correspondents at Washington
lived in clover during President Clevc-
lands matrimonial epoch. One Of them
took in the shcliclS in surprising man
ner She had ten papers to send her
hymen literature to, and in one week
made $1,000 She sails for England to
enjoy the fruits of her labors.-ChicaGo
Timos
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New Treatment OF tho NYhoopins Cough.

Dr. w. T. Greene suggests an easily
available Improvement on the old plan of
sending children on visits to gas works.
His plan is to attach Il piece of rubber
tubing to Il burner, the tubing being long
enough to reach the floor. The gas IS
turned on Just enough TO make 4 pcrccpti-
bic odor, and the child is TO inhalc it for Il
few minutes at Il time, as often as con-
vcnicnt.-Netlical Press
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patronage.
TIL I 0 DO R { KOH N.
Notice.
Notice.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ICE oF CO>IpTROIJER GENERAL.

1IAliSO1lf
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. April l., 1886. }
I CERTIFY, THAT BULL e SEQ
Il WILL, of Orangcbuyg, Agents of the
Citizens and Hanover Fire Insurance Com
panies incorporated by the State of New
York; of the Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany, incorporated by the State of Connec-
ticut; and the Springfield Fire aDd Marine
Insurance Company incorporated by the
State of Massachusetts, have complied with
the acquisitions of the Act of the General
Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate
Agencies of Insurance Companies not incor-
porated in the State of South Carolina"
and hereby license the said AcsSrS: BULL
& SCOVILL Agents aforesaid, to take risks
and transact all business of Insurance in
this State, in the County of Orangeburg,
for and in behalf Of said Companies. Ex-
pires March S1st, 1887.
W. E. STONEi,
Comptroller General.
April 1j.3mO.
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Bitter Extracts Injurious to Digestion

Believers in the necessity to health Of
spring bitters will be interested in the in
vestigations of DR.. CheltSo1f, 4 reputable
European physician, who has found that
the common bitter extracts really act i'll
duriously in retarding digestion, whilo
there are 10 beneficial effects-,-Medical
Journal.
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Tho Only Person Now Living.

Thomas Brown, aged 9G, living away
up in the Alironducks, New York, raises
his feeble voice to claim that lie is the only
person now living who has talked with
George Washington. Thomas !, was a
yQrngster of five summers at the time
Chicago Times.
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For SAKE.

fNNE. SAW MILL OUTFIT CON-
" plrtc and in perfect 0rdcr, viz Olt
THIRTY HORSE BOILER. One TWEEN
TN-FIEE HORSE ENGINE. One SAW
MILL. with :, feet Carriage. Also. AL
Tools necessary, has been used only one
year. Also. one y EW ~ HORSE AMES
UPRIGHT BOILER, one SEVEN HORSE
ENGINE. Apply 70 "
May o1-JmOs. GEO. Ii. CORNElSON.
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THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.
GENTS FINISHING GOODS.

GENTS FHNlSlHeNG qEpOHpS-
Such as Ncclwear, Jcwclry, Collars,
Drawers, Undershirts and the celebrated
"Pcarl Shirt" are leaders at CORNELL
SONS.
Remember COENELSON is head quar-
tcrs for FURNITURE.
II you want HARDWARE, remember
at COKNELSON'S is the only place III town
where you can supply every need and
prices guaranteed.
The best FLOUR, BACON, LARD.
CANNED GOODS, SUGARS. uAMS,
FINE TEAS, JAVA, RIO, PEABEltRI
and ROASTED COFFEES, TODACCOS
and everything in the Grocery line Il
Charleston quotations, can br had at COR
NELSON'S.
CUENELSON'S DOMESTIC STOCK
is worth looking 1T.
If you need anything in HARNESS "r
SADDLERI line, call on ;t>.
Iguarantrc every sale made. | only cln-
ploy first class men, who will serve my CTS
toners as they should be.
GEO. I. CORN ELSON.s
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HOT WAVE

IFS NOW APPROACHING IN
L earnest, and wish to inform you that
the Emporium of Fashion is the place to
secure Clothing for hot weather, you will
find in stock, Blue and Black Serge Suits
and, Dyap D'ete. Just what is needed to
keep Cool and comfortable. Besides these
thin suits have a full assortment of Seer
sucker Goats and Vests of all the latest
patterns and In all sizes from S1.75 to $3.50.
Black Alapaca and Silk Serge Coats in all
sizes, including Extra Sizes, also Gents
Underwear of India Gauze, Lisle Thread
and Balbriggan. just what you need this
hot Season.
... NOTICE.
will give to every cash purchaser to the
amount of $40 or over, SOLID SILVER
NICKLE STEM WINDING WATER
BURY WATCH, a perfect time piece and
of the new series. Gentlemen wishing to
secure one of these watches had better
make their purchases at once as. the nnm-
Der of watches are limited.
RESPECTFULLY,
M. L. KINARD,
COLUMBIA, S. G.
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Zeigler's Fine Shoes

Zeigler's Fine Shoes
For Ladies, Misses, Children and Boys.
Other Makes for Ladies.
lie also keeps BANNISTER, and TAY-
LOR and CARR'S, CELEBRATED
HAND SEWED AND MACHINE SHOES
for geuts in any style. He warrants every
pair OF money refunded. In fact every
pair that leaves his Store, matters not Of
whose make, as we only deal with first
class houses. who are willing to stand by US.
We lead in
THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.
We have large and fresh stock Of the
latest Styles and Patterns, all of Which
were selected with care. If you need any
thing like Clothing, along with the prcttIcst
Stock of HATS ever brought here. Call
at COENELSON'S and you will never ~
gretit
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w. J. KEEpdAN,

+. @. Box u. COLI MBlA, ,. =
AOrii S-jlnU,
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ATTENTION TvaPENTINE FARMERS!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
To Our Merchants,

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
is the best medium of any
weekly in the State through
which to talk to the country
people, and let them know
what Wilmington merchant
is alive and not afraid to
make his business known to
the thousands of purchasers
down the State. Farmers as
well as other people have to
buy dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes and a thou
sand and one other articles,
and the live merchant
catches the early worm" in
the shape Of our country
friends. If you want to
keep well posted in regard
to public sales (or vendues)
as some of our country
friends still call it, they will
find the WEEKLY REBUILT
CAN the only medium in the
city that fills the bill. If you
have a friend out OF the city
who wants to know what is
going on at home, you could
not do better than send him
the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
for one year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02

J EvJh SALE-BY PHILIP X. CLARK q
/ Il DO, No. e0e1< Market street, on &C
oommodating terms:
Farm Of ITO acres on the W. q N. Railroad
Point Lookout" Land in high state o
cultivation, the richest kind Of soil, building
frst class, and beautifully located ON Oh,
Brandvwine.
Farm Of so2 acre.. In Fed Lion Hundred
two sets q o9Qdinge, land first quality ant
hne river vies4 buadIngs modern.
Country seat OF 50 acres. Buildings frs
class, two thirds in fruit. Commands {
splendid river view.
Farm OF $40 acres. in Red Lion Hundred
land OF FIRST quality, high state OF cultiva
ton; tihe view Of river
Farm OF 2zo acres, In Red Lion Hundred
but dinRs elegant, land frat class, river view
and abundance o fruit.
Farn OF 100 aoree, in Rod Lion Hundred
tioD; river view.
Farm OF oaS acres, in New Castle Hundred
land good. house large and convenient, nm,
nnrn, fruit we'll wAterGd, orc.
IA IN Of 2l0 acres. in ChTistlana Hundred
latd nIst ciass the Whole place in good
order; fruit, etc. One and half miles RON
vii Dtngt0n.
Farm Of 100 acres, in Christiana Hundred
two and half miles from railroad station
land goo and In high state Of cultivation
buildings good.
Farm OF $50 acres. near Kirkwood; land and
buildings good; abundance Of fruit
l. Farm OF go acres, In Pencader Hundred
good buildings, land in good order, plenty Of
fruit.
Farm Of 22e acres in Pencader Hundred
land good, buildings in good rider, frait, etc
Farm OF lt0 acres, In Pencader Hundred
good buildings, Ian in fair state OF cult va.
ton; near railroad station
Farm 0! lat acres, In Chester County;good
land and good state OF cultivation; buildings
all In good ordor.
| Farm Of i25 acres, en- Big Elk, Cheste,
county, Pa; land in good state Of cultiya-
lon, buildings good. Also grist mill ON the
place.
Fine farm OF 100 acres, In UeciI County,
Md; buildings and land good.
Farm, 70 acres, in Chester County, Pa
ne mile from Oentreville; good farm with
Farm of 400 acres, near Green Spring
IStatiou.
Farm o; 800 acres, at BIackbird Landing.
Farm OF l9l acres, In st Georges Hd'
/ FaIm OF ~ acres. in BrAndywtne HID:
Two miles rom Wilmington.
FERN OF 30 ao, es, In Rcd Lion Hundre 4:
GOOD location, good land and all tiIlable.
Farm OF 20S acrrs, in Hed Lion Hundred;
good land and buildings,
acres in New castle Hundred, with two
houses, wheelwrfRht and black smith shops.
FIRM 70 acres, In Christiana Hundred.
r., m leo acres, In White Clay Greek
Hundred.
arm leo acres. in White Clay Greek
Farm l47 acres In Pencader Hundred.
Farm IL acres In Pencader hundred, with
buildings
Farm n acres, in Mill Greek Hundred,
With bsil1ings
Farm l,47e acres, in Atascosa County,
rexns
Farm 81 acres, White Clay Greek Hid.
House 1913 West Ninth street,
House l40o Harrison street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
New Clothing Store

S. Levi, who for some
years past has been carrying
on a ladies' cloak store al
| $40 Market street, and who
was former salesman at the
well kno WI New York cloth.
ing store, will to day
open a first class mems,
boys and youths clothing
store, also containing a full
line of gents furnishing
goods. Mr.. Levi has a full
and practical knowledge OF
the business, which will ena
BILE him to acc IMMEDIATE his
customers in all they may
desire, and at the lowest
prices. He asks 'or a liberal
share of public support, feel
ing confident that when once
tried his store will work its
own way into popular favor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
EFFICACY OF A TRADE DOLLAR.

The Newark advertiser says: An Italian
woman from River street with an unpro-
nounceable name, while engaged in gather
ing up cigar-butts in Broad street, near the
canal, the other morning. was knocked down
by passing wagon. She was carried into
Garrigan's drug store unconscious. A hasty
examination was made, and it was found that
no bones were broken. The police ambu-
lance was telephoned for, as it was feared
there might be internal injuries or conclusion
of the brain. Before the ambulance could
arrive the driver of the vehicle which caused
the accident, who had been standing by and
expressing his sorrow at what was an I'M
avoidable accident, produced trade dollar.
Instantly the womans consciousness return
ed She clutched the coin, vaulted over
two clerks who stood in front of her, shouted
" Thanka, boss no mucha hurta goodal
gooda no minda run overt" rushed to the
door, caught up her bag, ran across Broad
street, down Canal to River street, and was
home before the astonished clerks could
fairly realize what had happened
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
Cr. BOWERS ADVERTISING COZ

(C.r r. sM1wEhs' ADVERTISING COZ
FOR SALE-One Of the most complete and
| desirable homes 70 the city, within two
squares OF Market street, has rooms and
| bath, all Improvement, including two
| open CRATES. Can be- bought lew and on
FoRsALE-No. lO6 West Eighth street. 3.
story Brick House. IL rooms, with bath gas.
bot and cold water, heater, ETC.; large par.
LOT and dining room house is In splendid
| condition throughout q nice hone.
FOh SALE-No. 108 west eighteenth
street, new two-story brick house, Z rooms
and bath, gas hot and cold water, 'front.'
yard and porch lot 26xll0 feet, one of the
tnest houses Of Its class in the city.
FOX SALE-No. 1909 Delaware avenue 2.
story brick house, rooms and bath, hot
and cold water, front yard and porch lot
Zl5i2e feet q nice house for sale cheap.
FOR SALE-No. 4o4 w est Fourth street. 8.
story brick house, o rooms .nd bath gas, no,
and cold water, heater, ETC.; price low ana
terms very easy.
FOR SALE-No l402, l4o4, l4lo and 1914
Harrison street, 2.story brick houses, y
rooms and bath, all improvements ; front
yards and porcnes, very desirable houses,
near street railway.
FOR SALE-New 2-story brick honse and
stere, southeast corner Of Tenth and Pine
streets, built expressly for bakery: has
oven, etc. A splendid chance for live
man; cheap and on easy terms.
FOkSALE-Four ofthose new and desirable
2-etory houses on Trenton Plsce.
FOh SALE No. s0T West 1Nnth street,
new, story Mansard roof brick house has
rooms and bath, front yard and porch.
FOR SALE-Thst elegant new house No.
: nl9 West Eighth street, IL rooms, all i'm
the city.
FOX SALE-No. t22s West street, 2.story
brick house, rooms and bath, front yard
and porch desirable property.
kOR SALE-That nice corner property. No.
s2s West Seventh street, 8 rooms, lot isx26
feet. cheap and on easy terms.
FOh SALE-N0. 1913 West Fourth street. 2
story brick, rooms and bath, gas, etc.;
marble steps.
", II SALE-No. 1900, 1902, 1904 and 1905
Warrington street, new 3-story brick
houses, with all improvements front yards,
etc: These are very desirable properties,
and are offered on easy terms
FOX SALE-Desirable houses in all parts
o. the city, ranging in price from $500 TO
FOX SALE-Some Of the most desirable
building lots in the city; can be bought on
very easy terms.
Also. n oney TO loan on good bond and
For further PARTICULARS call at office, No. /
wost oeVentn street.. Jl2 sat-tu-thu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
Public SalOs.

l.. W. stidham q Son, auctioDeers,
would inform their friends and the
puolic generally, that they are prepared
70 call sales In the country or city on
the most liberal terms, having had
large experience. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Any person o0ntem o lating
having sales Should call and select
their day, as they already have several
engaRements. L. W. Stidham b Son.,
auctioneers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
OFFERED TO COMPROMISE.

"Cant you give me pass to st. Louis p
asked q scar-faced man of an Illinois Central
official
"No sir rec bob horse tail by condemned
sight" was the cheerful yet discouraging
reply.
"Couldn't do i, ehs"
"Nuck"
"Thats tough, and don't see but what
I'll have to compromise. Fill out pass to
Springfield, and will foot it the rest of the
way."-Cheek.
''And you say that you are innocent of the
charge of stealing rooster from Mr.. Jones?"
asked an Arkansas judge of meek prisoner.
Yes, sir, am innocent-as innocent as
child" "You are confident that you did
not steal the rooster from Mr.. Jones ?"
"Yes, sir; and can prove it. 1 can prove
shat didn't steal Mr.. Jones rooster, Judge,
because stole two hens from Mr.. Garston
he same night, and Jones lives five miles
from Garston's." "The proof is conclusive
said the judge, discharge the prisoner"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
Great Bargains.

The greatest bargains in the
city at D. r. Smyth's watch
and jewelry store, 3Ii Market
street. l am determined to sell
out. Only think, a $500 nickel
alarm clock for 1925; silver thin.
bles, 90 cents, for 35 cents; ladies
solid gold stem winding Ameri.
can watches, $40 fer $26; gents
gold watches $50 now $35; eight
day striking and alarm clocks Sc
reduced to $3.50. Also other
goods reduced in the same pro-
portion. Come and see for
yourselves. As | am deter.
mined to sell, this would be a.
grand place for q young man
commencing business and it can
be had on reasonable terms.
..lo 3t.w-&-d-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02

ASOh SALE OK kxOhAN4E-A MUM
= Der Of desirable houses, with all ths
or building lots will be taken in part or whole
payment. Balances may remain on mort.
gage for years. Also building sites In All
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-.
facturing sites, especially adapted for mo-
Of water passing through It, about 200 feet
nom the b. q. P. Railroad. City tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property viii
Dc sold BY tho acre or in smaller lots. nj
terms 70 suit purchaser. Also houses 10
rent cheap. THOS. M. OGLE.
702 Ere nch street.
Or P.J. FORD. 9Th and Rodney. s2l-t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
The Greas Labor saver.

You can get the best polish for clean
ing nickel, brass, copper, zInz. paint.
walls, floor and metals Of all kinds for
20 cents package. 1t makes no dust
It makes brighter polish with Iess
labor than other kind in the market.
For sale at wholesale and retail at No.
0 East Fourth by J. @. Pickles & 90.
Ask your grocer for the Indian Polish
and Cleaner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02
Crahb,s Rharf.Hana,

10 lessons for $40. One lesson per
week. Nothing like 1t ever before.
Ben Pitman system. Private lessons,
10 for S13. Two or more lessons per
week. S16 for 10 lessons, Guarantee to
make you write 90 words in 10 lessons.
10 Il. 4th Ut. IL students this week.
one student now writes 125 words per
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-02

" WILL BE SOLD AT
\ on the farm known IA
Iin BrandyWine Il nndred
Del on
b. FEBRUARY 10, 1888,
o'clock, p. m,
personal property, " wit
ID driving horses. r.
head OF hrst-clRss HH
IVA come with calves BY
BE-, some sprlngers, and the
ne Of these cows ATE extra
Dead OF yearllng heifers
und l good stock bull, 2
Element OF farm imple-
bhing machine 10 a post
<tc,
IAN. 6ors tons 0thby, 2
3 Of corn In crib, Is or 20
ducks and I I urxeys,
buckets and pans, and
about loo quar- 10. All
Yer, cash ; over E2s and
credit ; over $50 . credit
interest, or Q months
by Of sale by giving q
81 proved ondorsdr, bank
on credit sums.
Il u. LOBDELL,
W. BANKS.
Son. I uct's j2s ew-5d