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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12
Removal.

MFRS. THOMAS LACK has tempor-
lVI arily removed her FANCY GOODS,
SEWING MACHINE and FIRE ARMS
DEPOT from No 79 Fort street to No. 70
Fort street, corner of Merchant, where she
will be pleased to receive her friends and GUS
toners, while waiting the building of ner new
store, to be located at No. 81 Fort street.
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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-12

Cases California Honey, lb tins,
Cases King, Morse Co.'S, fresh canned
Fruits, Jees and Vegetables.
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
BLACK DIAMONDS
Mining and Manufacturing COM
pany 10 be Organized.
Success Assured Company to be Compile
ted Tonight.

The Board of Trade agrees with
what the LEDGER said Il month since
that money used in drifting and
prospecting for coal IA thrown
away and that u company would have
to be formed and a shaft sunk 500
feet to forever settle the question of
coal mining in Mexico.
At an enthusiastic meeting of the
Board of Trade Tuesday night such
a plan was proposed and met with
hearty encouragement. The capital
stock is to be $4,000, one-half paid
up; shares to he S25 each. The com
pany will be Incorporated. secure Il
site and lease on ground and will
sink a shaft deep enough to forever
settle the coal matter M way or an
other. Coal sthe one thing lacking
to make Mexico 9 manufacturing
town. Every man who is interested
in Mexico will take as many shares
as he is able. b. r. Cauthorn, 5. p.
Emnons, Geo. Gill, are committee
J to receive subscriptions. There will
be a meeting at Board of Trade rooms
tonight 10 complete the arrangements
and every Share of stock should bt
taken. Now is the time to 90 tt
work-strike while the iron is hot
If this enterprise is allowed to fal
through then Mexico might as wei
take a back seat. Good men are a
the head of it and we are assured o
snccess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Last Saturday two men claiming
to hail from Chicago, and who gave
their anne as Charles and D.. A.
Wilson, were arrested for trying to
steal a lot of clothing from a store in
Moberly. A letter from the sheriff
of Randolph county to this paper
says: II had an interview with the
two Wilson's, one of whom says his
name is G. S. Wilson, and that he
was formerly in the grocery business
at Fulton. The other gives his name
as Ed Mack" Can the former be
our sBoston roach man, who cat
such q swath here last summer dur.
ing commencement exercises at Har.
din College? "Some day he'll wan
der back again"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
GALLAHER-KINCAID.
Big Religious Debate in June-Mexic0
Will be Crowded With Anxious
Listeners.

To the Editor Of the Ledser.
MEXICO, Mo-, March 13-I am re-
quested by MIR. D.. Kincaid, apreach-
er of the Christian church, to say that
he will meet Mr.. T. Gallaher at or near
Mexico, Mo, in the month of June,
1886, and discuss the points of issue
presented in the published propositions
of Mr.. T. Gallaher as set forth in the
LEDGER of the 4th inst. Mr.. 6. affirm
ing, as there stated, and Mr.. K. re-
spending, and Mr.. K. affirming as there
stated and Mr.. G. responding. That
Mr.. G. shall choose one moderator, Mr..
K, or some friend for him, a second,
and these two a third, provided parties
do not agree, and this third party
chosen to act as presiding moderator
That the rules laid down in Hedges
logic be observed and followed by both
parties. The only remaining question
it occurs to me to be settled, is The
number of days to be employed on eact
proposition. This may be arranged b!
suggestions from Mr.. Gallaher. Pleas
put MIR. G.. on a war footing az Mr.
Kincaid will be on hand promptly.
NJ. Y. DUNCAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Meeting of Fair Directors.

At a meeting of the fair directors
last Saturday the following commit
tees we're appointed: On stock pro-
gramme-Col. Green Clay, f S.
Kendall, A. NJ. Harrison and Joseph
Med maid. Agricultural and floral
hall eommittee-D. Z. Shea, j. A.
Glandon and B. F Dobyns.
The officers of the board Of direct,
ors we're appointed a committee to
investigate and report at next meet
ing any improvements in building
that they deemed necessary.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday
| March %, at 2 p. N. A full attend
! ance is desired as important business
will come up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Farber wants q blacksmith.
Garden seed at r. G. Paul's.
Mexico should have a male COL
lege.
The City Hall should be packed
tonight.
1t is time to organize country Sun.
day schools.
Attend Harper & Turner's special
sale tomorrow. Big bargains OF
fered.
S. W. Case, formerly of Laddonis
now of New York, was married las
week.
The Dowell sky rocket case ha'
been sent back to Bowling Green ant
will he tried in May.
There is some talk of putting wa
ter in at the fair grounds. 1t shoui'
be done by all means.
Democratic city primaries Marc
sOth. Nominating convention Marc
31st. Election April 9th.
w. II. Wallace is q candidate IL
collector. He IS a Democrat, homes
faithful and capable. If elected l
c,ll give the best Of satisfaction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Miss Clotteelia HiIiman, daughter OF
Rev. b. Hiilman. of Mexico. who has
been sick for a few weeks, died Tuesday
afternoon, March 0, 1886. Miss Hill
man was a faithful member OF the Pil-
grim's Rest Baptist Church. a member
of its choir and was loved by all who
Knew her. She. joined the church In
1883 and has been a prominent member.
She leaves her sister Cynthia HiIlman,
mother. father, friends and relatives
Ito mourn her loss. She vas born IN
C~hiiiicothe, Mo-, Oct. %. 1863; age II
years, 4 months and 10 days. She died
in triumphs of faith. Rev. b. Hiilmar
left Wednesday morning Accompanies
hy his daughter Cynthia and Rev. t.
Smith with her REMAINS, which Will D.
buried in Chillicotbe. Mo.-Keoknl
Western Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
CARROLL & DAVIS.
Fortified.

MIR. W. S. Henry took up the
remains of his wife from the old
burying ground last Thursday for
the purpose of interring them in the
new cemetery south of town, and
when they opened the coffin found
that the body was petriied. Nearly
all the bodies have been taken from
this OLD ground and this is the only
one found in a petriied state. 1t is
said the remains were very natural
-Farber Eue,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Wedding cards will be out t"-mor-
row for the marriage of Miss Mary
Carroll of this city to w. S. Houston
of Brazil, Indiana, formerly of Mex
leo. The ceremony will be perform
ed at the Baptist church at Ii ~ p.
m. on Wednesday, April 4th. Miss
Mary is one of Mexice's most worthy
and loveable young ladies'. The
groom ia in business at Brazil, Indi'
ana, where the happy couple viii
reside. He is a live young business
man. of the best of habits and witt
! a bright future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
LEDGER.
thursday, MARCH IS, 1886
|RAL ORGAN OF THE CRY OF MEXICO
Zee ]. F. Llewellyn's adj.

See ]. F. Llewellyn's ad.
Bidgford will move into Halls old
ind.
Difting for coal is throwing money
EE.
I'm. Parker has gone to Vermont
saside.
lii Easily is in the stock business
aChicago.
Nj. and Mrs. Judge Ross have
pas to Texas.
The Rush Hill coal shaft is 125
s deep and no coal.
]. B. Flint has built q neat resi-
eaes in south Mexico.
Mrs. J. II. Hayden left for a visit
California this week.
Tom Ford of Laddonia, is getting
10 full lin, II harness.
Mrs. Bob Hisey is visiting her
liher in Abilene, Texas.
4 very inter esting meeting is in
ragress at the Baptist church.
Bring your horse and jack bills to
be LEDGER office to be printed. X
Wallace CIendenln, of Worcester,
ID for a trip to Europe this week. II
Harper, Turner & Co. have the
hanks of the LEDGER force for cigars.
John SpCtswood last week present
d Squire Hudson with a neat cane
Every real estate owner in Mexico
aould take stock in the coal cempa
u
Col. johnson, marshal of Lad
ania, is training some orses for tn
air.
Services every day during Len
1t 8 o'clock a. m. at the Catholl
shusch.
NJ. B Mcdonald, of Thompson
has thanks for valuable favor
Ibis week.
Mrs. Emma Hudson, of Californ''
nee Miss Emma Northcutt, is visitin
Tie family of A. Keene.
]. M. Menefee is back from Califo
ala, and is much improved in healtI
He had a pleasant visit.
Mi. and Mrs. Worden, OF Mimi
nsa, are visiting Judge j. I. CLAIR
Hrs. Worden's brother.
"a. B. Daniel was 70 years old Ia
&oaday. He gave a birthday d'nn
I'd his family was all present.
N. R, Baker is home from a bu'
asss visit to Kentucky. Baker is o
y Audrain's leading stock men.
Gus Reusch is going into busine
y Wellsyille. He Is a live man a
se bate to have him leave Audral
Sam. Morris had his hair cut SIT
nd left for ST. Louis yesterday.
bring Mrs. Morris back with n
Aonday.
Dr. Basket, of Laddonia, |
scught Gray's drug store. He Is
nllAhie druggist and will do q gs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
]. II. Canada.

]. II. Canada, our friend and neighbor,
of Sailing township, Is announced In the
Mexico papers as a candidate for collector
of Audrain county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party. Mr.. Canada Is
well known In this section as q gentleman
highly worthy the honor he is asking, and
If elected would make the people OF Au-
drain q good oaGcer-sturgeon Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Cash blackburn.

Cash Blackburn, the leading drug
gist of Vandalia, and n OF the best
business men in Audrain county, is a
candidate for Collector of Audrain.
Cash is a simon pure Democrat and
would fill any Office in Audrain coun-
tv with credit to himself and his
county.-Perry Pioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Union and Liberty.

We have before US a lot of letters
addressed to the LEDGER about a
debate between the above societies.
1t appears that there is some misun-
Outstanding about the decision of the
Judges. W. r. Freeman says he de-
cided for Liberty. J. S. Bradley says
he decided for Union.
F.. E. Smith writes from Columbia
that sit is easy for a person to assert
anything under a nom de plume
There is no doubt but what the de
cis,on was in favor of Liberty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Administrator Notice.

NoLIcE Is hereby given that letters OF
IN administration upon the estate Oh Ut,
j. :. Neale, deceased, have been grahieo
the undersigned, IL. A. Ricketts, ps ahc
probate court Of Aadrstn county, Nus
souri,, bearing date March 9, 1856.
All persons having claims against saIo
estate are required TO exhibit uein Iof
allowance to the administrator wiinin oiIe
year after the date, or they may DC ple-
ciaded from any benefit of sucn estate
ard n such claims be not exhi',i..n w'sn,a'
two years from this dstc they VIII Dc 'o'-
ever barred. H.. A.
| 49-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
CHEAP MONEY !

We have unlimited sums OF Eas.
tern money TO loan at a low rate OF
interest IN improved lands for term
of Eve Years with privilege OF paying
500 or any multiple thereof at any
interest pay day. Interest payable
annually or semi-annnaily to suit
borrower. We can also supply you
with home money at all times.
KmsoRE IL HOW'LL,
Lean and Real Estate Agents,
over Savings Bank. Mexico, Mo.
1 as-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
eaux-schaeffer- slosson contest, to which

eaux-S chaeffer- Slosson contest, to which
he contributed $500. Last week Maggioli,
the Southern champion amateur, Shaw
and Donovan played 1900 points, IA inch
balk- line, for a purse, Maggioli coming
out first best. Donovan made the largest
run upon this occasion. He is a gritty
little fellow and backs up his ability with
the dust. He is proprietor of two prom
inent billiard halls in St. Louis, and
withal is q clever gentleman as well as
billiardist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

The Laddonia Lodge OF Gooo
Templars last week preferred charges
AGAINST D. X. Shields, one OF its
MANNERS who fell at Sedalia not long
since. The verdict was that he drank
whisky while under the influence OF
morphine. He was excused.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Fresh butter and eggs at
49-4t. K. &. PAUL's s.

Mr.. Josiah Wright, lumberman OF
Mexico, was in town yesterday and
called. He moved to Mexico shortly
after the war and used to sell lumber
to all eastern Audrain. He furnished
lumber for the first house built in
Laddonia, fourteen years ago.-Lad-
donia Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
MONEY!! MONEY!
$500, $500, $1,000, $1,000
5000.

Good farm loans IAN now be placed
for three or FIVE years time at fair
rates in Audrain, Boone, Galloway,
Randolph, Monroe, Rails and Pike
counties. Apply TO
J. p. CLARK, Mexico, NO.,
Agent for eastern capital and cid
est real estate and loan agent IN Gem
trail Missouri. 43-u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Some of us could not appreciate
the auintette entertainment given
last week. Renfro Gibbs and f. S.
Wilson we are certain appreciated
their part of it. 1t cost them s3l
each. The music-apprecia,ing public
pronounce the entertainment grand,
only a little short. The two gentle
men who we're the means of bringing
an entertainment of this class te
Mexico deserve great credit for theil
nerve and display OF taste, and it il
to be regretted that they got left
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
TEACHERS, Examinat.ens.

The second quarterly examination
for teachers certificates will be held
in nv Office at Mexico, March 25th,
goth and 9th. All persons desiring
certificates should be present the
first day, if possible. Fl A. GAss,
APP School Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Well Qualified.

Our genial friend, Cash Blackburn.
of Vandslia, will be a candidate for
collector of Audrain county at the
next election. Cash is well qualified
for the position, is a dyoa1in-the-wool
Democrat and the people OF that
county would have u good oficer
should he be elected.-Bowling Green
Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

J. AID. smith informs us he Is eco
;no 40 head of the best cattle IN the
county. He purchased them from
the late VIM. Sims when they were
calves. Mr.. Smith is also feeding
1877 good hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Mexico gets the press association.
Mexico always gets what she goes
for. About 800 editors will be pres
emit. and we believe there won't be .
full loaf Of bread or a glass OF beer
in the town the day after the associa-
,,on adiourns.-Perry Pioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

There were only eight votes
against making Montgomery a city
of the fourth class. Montgomery
City is getting to the front and unless
Mexico looks Tut will be a city OF the
third class first.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Eddie Reid, who clerks for Mike
Schefftel at the depot restaurant, did
not know it was loaded. He was
fooling with a pistol Tuesday when
il went off, the ball entering his leg
DR.. Basket, his physician, says the
wound is painful but not dangerous
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Cash Blackburn, of Vandalia, will
be a candidate for collector of Aud
rain county at the fall election. Cash
is the right sort Of 8 democrat for
us, and is perfectly fitted for the po-
sition in every respect. Cash, we
hope you may get there.-Pike
County Post.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Joe g. Vic Barth,
Why don't "Bon Tom respond?
Col. Clay is still in Mississippi on

Col. Clay Is stlil III Niisstssippi oh
business.
F. NJ. Watrous has moved to Con-
cord to reside.
Geo. Robertson was in st. Louis on
legal business this week.
P. S. Baker has moved his drug
store into the postofice block.
J. j. Steele has moved his drug
store into the p~estefice block.
Mayo Harris and wife, of Montez-
una, Iowa, are visiting in Mexico and
Vandalia.
Al RENE has sold his blacksmith
shop and gone to farming. He will
read the G. R. W. every week.
The Famous" will be running
wide open at w. F. Reeds old stand
tomorrow. Look out for big ad.
next week.
Tom Fouke, who sells Fairbanks
celebrated soap, the best on earth,
has eur thanks for some unique pic,
lures this week.
L DR.. Geo. Fl. Dunbar, of Rush Hill.
1 and Miss Katie Jones, of st. Louis
were married last week. May they
lhve long and prosper.
Geo. Gillhas bought a full line O
tools and stock for plumbing. HI
invites a share of the public pat
ronage.. Call and see him.
t Washington Debating society clean
, ed out Union last week. Washing
, ton is now thinking of running
! candidate for the Legislature.
The LEDGER has just received
large line of new type, type-rack'
&c. We are now better fitted tina
I ever to do all kinds of printing.
W. Fl. Brown and W. S. Water
d left for Garden City, Kansas, tn
: week to reside. They receive tt
Is news from home in the G.. R. v
each week.
10 Sterling L. Norris, eight year o
y son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Norris,
this city, died last Sunday. II
% funeral services were conducted
y Ed. Higbee.
J Don't fail 10 read Frank Buffum
80 big lumber ad. He al what
It saws. All Of his lumber is Of the We
hest and kept under over. He
ct ies competition.
At; A lady friend writes that she
mot much of a politician, but thin
B. F. Dobyns would make a go
Secretary of State. Ben. is popui
H. especially with the ladies.
See Graham's photo ad. He mes
al business. If you want a good r
ture call on him. The "cheap ma
has gone, and his pictures will sc
fade away, but is not forgotten.
.;o, In the last real depot romal
Of Diggs, Null, a lady, a gun. a knit
club, blood, gore and pandemoni
ia. generally were so beautifully ming
ast that the reporter could not name
Some of the people in Mexico
has kick against people patronizing
md eign industries and want the pal
to give them a blast for the same
wa have their printing done in st. Lo
ufo b. H. Robinson, Of Mexico,
Miss Julia Loens, of High Hill,
rich were married in ST. Louis Sun
rich They will reside in Mexico.
LEDGER wishes them q long
for prosperous life
'est, C. W. Haggard, Of near this
he has bought a half interest IN Blunt
second hand store. J.T. Bunts1
now in st. Louis and will bt
over large line Of goods. Look out
him when he gets back.
Hugo Plata, Jr., fell off a los
,ole hay about Eve miles northwss
tock Mexico Monday and struck on
!. j. mentors which WIS leaning ag
the wagon, tines up The tines rsr
. OF and through his stomach and Ia
II. He il not expected TO live.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Fresh fish at R. G. Paul's. 49-4t.
He IA all q. X.

We are beginning 10 be alarmed
about the condition Of our friend
Cook since he took TO journalism.
Louisiana Press.
There is no need for any alarm.
He is in the best Of hands and will
be tepderly cared for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Shoes

Made to order. Fine work a spec
ialty. Repairing done neat, cheap
and on short notice. North side
square, over Buckley & Moore's.
4G-3u D.. G.. KNoDRRER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
1t don't cost you anything to lock
at wall paper at G. E. Keller's. 49tf

Wade Mountfortt, a pleasant
young gentleman of Kansas City,
visited J. C. V. Baskin, his kinsman,
this week. Both gentlemen called
on the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Squire Watkins OF Vandalia, ap-
pesred in Laddonia at the ODD Eel
lows reunion last Tuesday with mis-
SHIRT on wrong side out. The bana
gave him q serenade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
0uintette Club.

Olathe is unsteady exasperated.
The object of its hatred is the
Mendelssohn Quintette Club. The
Mirror says: ''In Topeka they rem
dered a programme Of twenty-five
pieces; here they gave ten and SUBJ
stituted pieces not on the programme.
Let US hope we shall never look up
On their like again" If it will be
any consolation to Olathe We will adj
NIT that the club at its Kansas City
concert gave only ten ''pieces," one
.'piece" to every mar in the audi
ence.-Kansas City Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

H. F. Childers. of the Troy Free
Press, was married last week. Chill
ders.is one of the brightest writers
in the State. His paper is always
filled with good reading matter, both
local and editorial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Miss Ida Spencer, Of Laddonia, has
just bought q full line of Millinery
and notions which she will open out
the LIST of April. Drsssmaking q
speciality. Charts for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Andrain Capitallst.

William FL, French. II prominent
farmer amt capitalist of Audra,n
county, has been in our city for some
two or three weeks on a visit to his
friend Judge Field. He has been in
i'll health for several years, with a
complication of complaints. which
failed to yield to the healing virtues
of Hot Springs, Ark, and other med
zeal waters, but his Improvement here
on the use Of Golden water has
been very marked and rapid. His
perfect restoration to health, which
is now assured, will add a new Laurel
to the chaplet Of Eldorado Springs
-Eldorado Springs Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

We are reliably informed tass
Mrs. Mary Henderson and Mr.. Ira
Hail both of this city, are to pc mar
RED this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

We made a flying trip to Laddonia
this week and found that town boom
ing. Car loads Of farming imple-
ments are being received and bust
ness will boom this spring. We
thought everybody there took the
LEDGER, but raked in six new ones.
Our semi-eccasienal visits to Lad
donna are very pleasant. 1t is q live
town and can't be kept down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Go. Gill deserves credit for WORK
ing up the mining company. II Is
such men as he that brought wanda
lila TO the front
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
White HELD.

There is IA general movement in the
interior of the state to supplant color
ed with white help. A great many
reasons are assigned, but White of
the Mexico LEDGER nsvely says that
1t is owing to a lack on the part of
colored help to earn their wages, and
that many of them carry everything
away which is not nailed down.
Until very recently white servants
were comparatively unemployed in
Missouri outside of the larger towns,
| The effect will be to drive the color,
ed people to the cities and into other
states. An exodus Of the class
specified by the LEDGER Is not an un'
desirable event.-Kansss City Times
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

For the above the w, ST. Il. q T.
Ry., viii sell excursion tickets to Col
umbia at 81. 40 for the round trip. Tick
ats sold March % and good for return
passage until March q. Especial train
viii leave Columbia after the lecture,
connecting with trains for all directions
A. CentraIia- E. 8. WILSON, T. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Cash Blackbarn.

Cash Blackburn, of Vandalia, is a
candidate for Collector of Audrain
county. Cash never fails to ''hit US
a JOLT occasionally, but then IL We
can help him any in his canvass we
intend to do it, for we consider him
the most deserving Democrat in
Audrain county.-Ralls County Rec
| ord
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Go to j. B. Miller, west side
square, for the best line of groceries,
fancy and staple.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

As announced in the LEDGER some
two weeks since, there will be a
meeting at the Regular Baptist
church on the 4th Saturday in this
month at 2 p. m. to complete arrange
ments in regard to establishing their
National Publishing house In this
| city. Elders Sears and Bradley Will
address the meeting. All the men,
hers of the church and others, who
should be interested in the enterprise,
are expected to he present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Just sec those owls at G. E. Kel-
Lore 4J-I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18
Cheap Man Has Gone!
SCHWARTZ NO MORE!
But the Sun still Shines for
Graham, the Photographer,
Who guarantees satisfaction He 10
better fixed up than ever to take all
kinds of pictures. Cabinets a spec
ialty. Call and inspect his work
Southeast cor. Public Square.

j. B.. Miller, the grocer on the
west side the square, won't be under
sold. 49-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-18

Having just received direct from
New York a large and select assort-
ment of hats, laces, flowers and all
the latest novelties in millinery goods,
we would be pleased to have our
friends and customers call and in
spect them.
1926 CARROLL u DAVIS.