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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
A TALE on Two CIGARS.

How Lovely Young Lady Haa Cnusod
World OF Trouble.
81 want two tickets i3r lhc matinee
Thursday"
II WIS a lovely specimen Of womanhood
who spoke, aud her expressed wishcs we're
directed TO Mr. George &. Dean, treasurer
Of The Memphis Thgalcr.
"IcSum," was the only reply Mr.. Dean
could make, aud between glanccs nt tho
applicant and his layout OF tickets. be
handed over thu papers for two Of the
choicest sclis in the orchestra circle. The
purchaser handed over The money, then,
throwing 25ccnt piece into the listlcss
hand Of the treasurer remarked, with a
smile:
There's e5 cents 20 buy yourself a
good cigar. and also gpt ono ior your
friend, the handsome young man over
there with the divine musi1ehel"
Tho lady's rcloUncc Yves To- some ono
connected with The Iron Mountain Rail-
way passenger and ticket Office, and the
agent, Mr.. Harry y. Wilson. got the cigar.
His assistant. Mr. Dolph Gibson, insists
that Il was Intended for him. There may
yet be bloOdshcd over the dispute.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

Plans and elevations Of clubhouse for
Tennessee Club, Memphis, Tenn, house
70 cost not exceeding $1,000. Corner lot,
5Ox7i feet Premium Of $50 90 architect
whose plans arr accepted, with right TO r..
jet any aud all plans proposed aud priyil.
edge Of selecting architect 10 supcrinlcnd
building. Specifications 20 bc furnished
for plan accepted, NIL plans to be furnished
by January ], 1859. For further details.
address either Gilbert d. Rainc. secretary,
or /. u. Mcfarland, chairman Building
Committee Memphis, Tenn.
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Rich and Poor,

Prince and Peasant, the Millionaire and
Day Larorer, by their common use Of
this remedy, attest the worldwide rep
utation OF Ayers Pulls. Leading ply
sicians recommend these pills for
Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costive-
ness, Biliousness, and Sick Headache
also, for Rheumatism, Jaundice, and
Neuralgia. They are sugar-coated con-
tain no calomel are prompt, but mild,
In operation; and, therefore, the very
Jest medicine for Family Use, as we'll as
for Travellers and Tourists
81 have derived great relief from
Ayers pills. Five years ago | was
tAben so III With
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Wanted

A coon caterer with q few hundred dol
Lars can find a splendid opening for bust.
ness in this line IN Grrunyillc, Mics.
Apply at once TO
EMPIEr FURNITURE Co.,
POI Main street, Memphis.
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West Memphis
LAND SALE.

linz LAND AT TTE TERMINUS or TnI
K1n1as city. foH sooU aul Naarh.g Ralir1aI
aud the inld Knob Branch " 'bs Iron Mountain
where he Srrst bridge arfus tbo Mississippi ulrcl
viii land on tho western .h1w, has boon mbii
ylC1. nul hn0w ofrHHi 1rH'a
This property i.c' opposite snl On h,Ii Wow d
the cry Of Memphis
The trulle.uofk Of tHo bridge lnvJrel o. and u
win D. Ono Investment Considerable building
t. already going on. nud Wet NrnubIs Will so,n
~ y rrvai ocnlcf Of r,ilruri. aud manufactures
Terms Of ale and plan a' subdivision may ~
tocn by nppylnrto
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

THE menu Of the New Gayoso today
will consist Of game from the prairics. fish
and oyslCn from the Gull and lakes. fine, iat
Shaker turkeys with cranberry sauce. and
oil the accessories 10 satisfy the most Cpl.
curran taste.
Mcinphs. November %, 1855.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

TngaE will be an art reception NJ Miss
Ashes studio Thursday aud Friday even.
ING, Room 81, Plantcn5 Insurance build.
ing.
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EyERIDoDT usca Ilylo ior ehOppcl Kin.

THE gifts 10 DO given away 10 tho sub.
scfibets Of TuE WEEKLY ArrEAL Dcccm.
Der ! viii be- the most valuable ever given
away by any newspaper.
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LApiEs' cape collars q specially NJ Mem
phls Steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch Office 3jf Main.
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EVERY yearly subscriber TO TUX WEEKLY
ArPEAL will be sure 10 gct SIT December
]. Subscription. ~ per annum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

OFFICES furnished towel ncl,, comb.
brush and clean towel every morning ior
- cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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DRINK MIalto at soda fountain.

Ar Scotchmen wishing 10 attend So.
Andrews banquet can procure tickets at
Young & Bros.
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SIR W'nfi1w'a Holthinr qyrap thsutf siefrs1,
utf1 for children iccihinK II slnthos tns r1Iti
toiiCus ihc gums aiisys ali Qain. ours sIpi a.It
And j. TIE De-. rcinody iof dlarfauA Ida 5J.ts
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StnscnnE Tor TuE WEEKLY ArrEu, 81
Per annun, aud participate In the grand
distribution Of gifts December !.
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Finest Gold Watches at Thaycr's
nm Old RELIAnLE.

}. a. slgnaigo q Co. AGA Second strco,.
Oysters, Fish, Game. Turkeys and
Salad. First class and very low. 20i
Second street Telephone 03L
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REp IlrAns.

1ooouARsiNo, 800 Second street, doc.
reliable plumbing In all It's branches al
lowest prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

lNsuRE your gin-nuuscs in tho Citizens
Insurance company, No. - Madison street.
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TrlrruoSE l,ll5, shepherd 4 schoiJlcr,
for oil kinds Of fancy preserves.
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Rgp IIrADA

llAcgs and carriages on short notice.
wVlman, 81 Poplar street; telephone $50.
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sMlfr-At san Fr.esou. cal. Isit Pacific
avenue. Charles J AMI Ics.Ic Alcom swift ou thc
i9ih oi Noyvmi cr. n drn.htct
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Dn W. T. Arlington ha returned and
fitted up new dental rooms at 3l7l Main
effYUf
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n.sIrC AnTnY-At his late residence. 40 10 lin
dcn tturvi, ANiuS. nfvd O. YEAR
Funeral will take pa from residence this after
noon nl O'Clock.
ALLEY AZ Cincinnati. q. MONDAY November
"a. ISIS Of srHflHi fCyrr Iu.Trn WffIiY. neri 2
ycans only child o. ,. W, und Nellie Alir,.
FunCml will take place from usiicucg. SEQ. e.
shelby srgt this CiIil RDAY mofnlnr NJ DO
O'Clock.
SANrFl.s-At Vandalr Ar, "wednesday SO.
NCmUrr l.. is,s. % o.ylUtk. am. IostIIi gAu.
vuE ascl q ycnr..
funrml win take place from residence ~ ".
Hnscuthli No no Washington sirrvt this triiuRp.
DAY. afternoon III O'Clock fhguis aro Invited
90 attend.
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LODGE NOTICES.

DHoGRrss LODGE so W. X. ~ D.. s.Tts.
pm. an ufloCn aud Wrmlfn ore rel ~ u
qursicd io ationd NiuIuF LIlEhts cor .t.llsfl
daily invited. First THURSDAY lu month. NJ
Ilf.t Rank. second 1huriHy iu month, ~
second Rank third Iuumdny M month Thin
Rank. ny Oriot SAN sIalN. &C.
So. CAsuE. X. RS
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ASK your dtusglsl iorlIylo.
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Rheum atism

that was unable 20 do any work.
took three boxes of Ayers Pills and
was entirely cured. Since that time |
am never without q box Of these pills"
Peter Christensen, Sherwood, wis.
"Aycr's Pills have been in use In my
family upwards of twenty years and
have completely verified an that ia
claimed for them, In attacks Of piles,
from which suffered many years, they
afford greater relief than any other
medicine l ever tried. T. r. Adams.
Holly Springs, Texas.
al have used Ayers Pills for n num-
Der OF years, aud have mover found any
thing equal 20 them for giving mo an
appetite and imparting cncrgy and
strength 20 the system. ! always keep
them In tho house, "--R. u, Jackson,
Wilmington, Del.
Two boxes OF Ayers Pills cured mo
OF severe
Headache,
from which I was long sufferer. -
Emma Reyes, llubhardston, Mass.
"Whcnevor | am troubled with con-
supation, or suffer from loss Of appetite,
Ayers Pills set mo right again. F." - A. j.
hisor, Jr., Rock House, Va.
ayers Pills are In general demand
among our customers. Our sales NJ
thcm exceed those OF all other pills COM
bined. We have never known them
mil 90 give entire satisfaction. 80
Wright s. llannelly, San Diego, Texas.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by an Dealers IN Medicine.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-07-27
Those "Rebel Flags -

The New York Sun ashes itself into :,
rury whenever occasion requires the men
ton of the name of President Cleveland.
As an evidence of particular depravity in
the Democratic standard bearer from the
Daniac standpoint, the Sun speaks of Mr..
Cleveland attempting to restore the rebel
battle flags While the Sun is wasting
its energies in stabbing the Democratic
party, and that other erstwhile Democratic
paper, the World, is industriously sander
ing New Yorks fearless Democratic Dis
trict Attorney, Col. John r. Fellows (who
'fought in the rebel army'), Mayor Hew
lit, and other eminent party leaders, and
trying to polIute Democracy with Hun
garianism, the Star is going right ahead
fighting the party's battles, disseminating
its principles, telling all the news and
distancing its spawned contemporaries
every day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-07-27

He INTERESTS OF MEN WHO WE'RE GETTING.

THE INTERESTS OF MEN WHO WERE GETTING
PRACTICALLY THE SOLE BENEFIT, OR AT
LEAST THE MOST DIRECTLY IMPORTANT bENE-
FITS OF THE TARIFF LAWS. | am III favor
Of protection, not precisely the kind we
are having, but might be willing to keep
even that rather than not to nave any but
i am sure ! can get along without any of
it fully as we'll as the manufacturers can,
and if they link the Republican party IS
going to maintain Il high protective corps
for their benefit, and the men who do the
work III that party are going to keep up
the expenses of a campaign out of their
ONn pockets, LEAVING THEM TO REAP THE
FRUITS Or TAE TARIFF POLICY WITHOUT ANY
DEDUCTION FOR POLITICAL EXPENSES, they
are very greatly mistaken. | understand
that in a general way the manufacturers
of New England have been more liberal in
their contributions than those of PennSyl-
yauia.
in fact, / have it from the best posi-
BE source that the MANUFACTURERS OF
PENNSYLVANIA, WHO ARE MORE HIGHLY PRO
TECrED THAN ANYBODY ELSE, AND WHO
MAKE LARGE FORTUNES EVERY YEAR WHEN
TIMES ARE PROSPEROUS, practically give
nothing toward the maintenance of the
ascendency Of the Republican party. OF
course, | shall not violate what | consider
to be a proper principle of action: but, IL
HAD MY WAY ABOUT IT, | WOE LID
PUT THf MANUFACTU REI.S OF PENN
SAVANNA NDER THE FIRE AND
FRY ALL THE FAT OUT OE THEM. If
he Mills Tariff bill comes to the Senate
there Will be some votes cast there which
viii open the eyes of some of these people
who have. while gathering their millions,
treated the Republican party as their
IIImill a servant
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-07-27

After Completing Their Work the Quill
Drivers fook Trip.

The North Carolina Press Association
held its annual Meeting at Morehead
City last week. The annual Grafton was
delivered by our handsome and talented
friend, W g. Burkhead Esq, editor Of
the Durham Tobacco Plant.
Business Of interest TO lhe craft, but
not to the public. was transacted. after
which the quill-driSers, accompanied by
their wives, Went on an excursion 10
Washington. .. e.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year: President, Thad-
r. Manning, Of the Henderson Gold Leaf.
Vice Presidents, J. \. Thomas, G. F.
Crutchtield and ". W. McDiarmid. Secre-
tary and Treasurer, j. +. Sheriff., of thu
Concord Times; Assistant Secretary, y.
5 Herbert OF the kInston Free Press:
Chaplain, Rev Z. r Law Of the Charlotte
Chronicle; IIistoriographcr, II y. Lon
don, Of the Plttshoro Record; Orator, NJ.
W Long of the Winston Sentinel; Poet.
T. K. Cooper, of the Clinton Caucasian:
Executive Committee, II. G. Wall, Jose
phus Daniels, J. |. McRee, II. ), Blair
and ". g. Burkhead.
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THE SECRET LEA ED OUT.

The real reason Why Judge Russell de
Ifna2 The nomination for Justice Of the
supreme Court, and published his yindlc-
-e card. has come to light. A proml-
nrut Republican gives this as the reason;
ldge Russell had set his heart on beng
chairman Of the Republican State ConVen-
it'll which met in Raleigh III May AS
win be remembered the vote was very
e.ose, but ''Puking Jim Boyd defeated the
Judge Whereat the Judge got very mad
and in the words of a poetaster,
lie fell upon the floor
And the subsequent proceedings interested
him 40 more.
The Judge took so great case OF DIS
gust at the preference of 'Puklng jim
10 himself by the Convention that he
s3rmed the opinion that .'the negroes are
argey savages that they are no more III
~ govern than are their brethren IN Afri
can swamps.'' If the Convention haG
chosen Judge Russell as chairman, they
would all have been sthonGfable gentle
men, and fit to have equal privileges II
hotels and cars with the whites. Anf
some say that the opinion of the Judge II
regard to the negroes is the result OF th'
lack Of appreciation shown by the negrofi
at the Judge. 1t makes all the difference
They do say that Judge Russell was no
50 Indignant simply because he was de
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THEY ARE q: lit Y.
The Verdict in the Cross and " hite
Case.


heH llle : 1iii'oNi' Lt went |" Pr 60
"NsN Ht - i"ehcf ~ ~ - 'i'' " "'''
case LOT forgery mao beth HhlSieH. 'n
!aufSa"l ne @oiil9ei ioi ne o%iehae ait,'
9oiicitor -tfSo e"i9G Gti1en 'Ne o7F III ad-
4ttSNln" tne fnfE or me HeIenH' '"i.
hlier' OF ntieigh; " L. htiFi' ESQ 81
henderson; ana l. l. Snilth' Esq "l
nateS. made arguments 1oi. Arg" was
nnaldeI =. thursday afternoon the Judge
caa"5'd Tue Jury ana 1t retired. II was
IeP9Itt q + r.day tnat SIN iaf0te" cohFic
ton and slN acqAltta! MS caused Sfea!
interest saturday morning the rnm"r
~ maj Tue Jury STOOD e-eFen lpr cohNic-
iI0A and enc Tor acqntta "Aah court
opened Saf uTday the Joage e'iaSc'' me
JQfN 70 he PoiieI. II was theh aSctf aihto
that Ten favored conYlctIon on the entiie
our counts III fhe hli OF ihdic' mem ana
l-'tt t"o i-'E E'ied ooilN 'IoH ~ ~ H'S
aAd second p.l aclulllal o,l ne 'ln 4 ah''
faa!iA me hrSt count chafSt9 forgery
WITH intent 70 oeIfand; the Seeoho' hi'tf
I'M tle forged hole; the ihlra. .tfS'i@ Nlih
I3. .Nt TO peIraud me state Nat 5"'iai hthk !;
aEd TIE iouith, conSplFlng 70 d"'f3nd-
ne Nolleil"F' upon thus ifarnlhg lhe
~fdNtlNL OF tNe Jury, Statet Ia3l TT or1tf
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-07-27
ATRAISING SCHOOL.

Mrs. NJ B. Brown, OF Washington, \.
g.. has published an article III the Wash
lgton Gazette descriptive Of a Training
school for the Defective and Weak Mind
eI She IS anxious that such school
should be established IN North Carolina,
md II Is her purpose to start one II she
can obtain sufficient aid. Her object Is
endorsed by the best nen il Washington,
including Judge Shepherd, Rev ). "
smith. Jas L. Fowle, and a number Of
-he doctors of the place.
After her description of the work done
"a the Pennsylvania school Mrs. Brown
-ays
some Of our homes are saddened by the
agtiictiou OF the loved children whose m
-c.!ects are darkened. We feel our IN
ability TO do for them "a they need Many
them are sinking into helpless imbecll-
f5g. their lives blank, or perhaps into
el- fearful rawlings Of insanity. Will not
our state lend helping hand to relieve
rms class Of her unfortunate children
q se them home, Instructors skilled ana
patient, develop their one talent. Broaden
aud brighten their lives Rescue many
rom the aims house, from lives otlnfamy
and crime States necessarily move SLOW
Is. ia the meantime the needs of our
afiicted are urgent.
are there any afflicted parents VINO
v,ould assist or u3 operate with me IL es-
tatisialng the begnang Of an institution
of this kind ii our Sta6s. Dr. kerlIn has
aiudiy promised to aid US with the ripe
ezpeIience OF his twenty-six years IN TINS
work / have 40 doubt but that We could
obtain traine2 teachers in this special de
artment and having TO q conslderablt
degree the benefit of their experience anc
success ii would not be an experiment.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-07-27

some months ago las. p. Foster, PreSi-
dent of the Republican League Of the
United states, addressed letter to the
manufacturers Of the United States call
ing upon them to contribute money to
send documents and speakers and organ
izers irro every doubtful congressional
and legislative district in the United
States. He says in that circular:
IT nav not be Of your personal knowl-
edge, RI 7 IT Is FACT, NEVERTHELESS, THAT
THE NANUFACrI REBs or THE NTTED STATES
WHO ARE MOST BENEFITED Bl Our TARIFF
Laws have been the least willing 10 con
tribute to the success, Of the party which
rave theGl protection and which is about
70 engage IN a life-and death struggle with
free trade.
The letter to our Raleigh merchant in
dcates that tie Protective ciruular is do
ing lis work, and that the Pittsburg Iron
Works is. if not contributing to the Re-
publican campaign fund, endeayoring to
advance Republican success BY threatening
that the south shall have no more cotton
ties This is a part of The buil-dozing
/ scheme Of Republican Protectionists to
| elect their candidates. President Foster,
/ in the circular before quoted from, says,
ana the CHEoHIs In hopes, inasmuch as it
lets out the secret Of The benefits conferred
! by Protection, that every voter in North
Carolina will read it:
"a Republican United States Senator,
| FROM state which never had Demo
cratic representative in either House Of
4 ~ I ! .f tat nj
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The State Cronicai Called 10 'i'av.
[From Cor. statesvine Landmark.

TFrom Cor. Statesyille Landmark
See in June the 21st ESue Of the Land
mark, a peace head SecUarIanlsm in polls
ticks from the State cronica} | WaMt t0
say that Of all the qualifications in regard
to a mans fitness to hold any 0lfice Of
trust or profit, is a thorough change Of
heart for the man that Is wiser than !.
or the cronical Either lyiz) solomon Srs.
in proverbs 29th caapter, and second
verse when the righteous are IN authority,
the people rejoyace, but when the wicked
beareth rule the people mourn, 80 We con
clude we should inquire after the faith Of
the aspirants for the offices, from the fact
we want to no whether it is founded upon
bible trouths or not, now am perswaided
that the crOnical is neither a baptist or a
methods, for he Seem TO fear thas two
faiths for he Says they are the le2rgeSt ID
the State, and he does not want men OF
that faith Well then he wants Some
other being or ther Subjects to rule, for
thev (the Baptist and methods both be
leave that Jesus christ the Son Of God is
a baptist, and he IN the person Of his
father is the Supreme ruler OF the world.
and we his created SUBJECTS want 70 be
ruled by those OF his true followers. and
we do Say il IS perfectly right 10 inquire
after the faith Of caudidats for offices, anu
we think so too for thare is but the two
Sects that is the riche0us and the wicked
the Saint and the Siner the Just and the
unjust. and the cronical must be one Of
the Siner5 and is grumblng about the
Saints, &c.
A VOTER.
want to now say that the Land mark
is the best paper that Ever has come to
nv Desk for fresh hoIesom and cureut
news and is making Il big mark on the
land, poiticks is a Citing very warm and
mother hot Shot from the Editor Of the
land mark and the Winston republican
Will fire the parties, and to tell winch viii
consume the other cant be desided as yet,
more anon, , , y
I.ovelace, Wilkes Co., \. c.,
June 2sth, 1888.
We do not agree with all Of the senti
! meu;s III the above, but publish 1t on ac
count of our respect for our reyerenf
! friend. the author: respect born OF hG
| able cham pionship, in his controversy
with the sneaks, last spring, OF the ldes
| that the world is flat. This theory uset
| to be stoutly maintained by the late fhos
| S Tucker, Of 5tateSvllle, and under HI
| mastery logic the editor of the Landmark
| was converted 30 it. We have warn
| side for all sympathileis IN this view Q
| the shape Of the earth, and on this ac
count Brother 5. 5. G. oforth can Away
get hearing in this paper whether III
| opinions and ours about these yarlou
| minor matters agree or not We must
however. call his attention to one error Il
the above communication, VIZ: as to tn
faith Of the croncal. 1t is a methods
! Editor Landmark.
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The Verdict unanimous

". u. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
tifes II can recommend Electric Bitter5
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. one
man took six bottles, and was cured Of
rheumatism of 0 years standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, af-
firms 1.-The best selling medicine | have
ever handled in my 20 years experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Rtters
do cure ali diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood Only half dollar bottle at
Lee, Johnson & Cos, Drug Store.