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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-06-28

Following Is the program for the
institute to be held at the fair
grounds on the 18th July:
FORENOON.
Reorganization of Farmers club.
Address of welcome.
Address by Capt. Hord-Ag riculture Of
Tennessee.
Address by Prof. Plumb-Agriculture
as q science.
AFrERNooN.l
Address by Prof. V. M. Metcalf-SOils.
Address by Capt. Morton.
Address by Hon. z. w. Ewing and 9TH
ers il me will allow.
We are glad we are to have a
Farmers Institute in our midst. 1t
will be gala day for the farmers
of the country and should be large
ly attended from every section
The program is an inviting one,
and the addresses cannot fail to be
instructive and entertaining. The
institute will be held on the 14th of
July which is the time of the annual
meeting of the Giles County Farm
ers' Association. The institute,
however, is under the auspices of
the several associations of the coun-
ty-the club, alliance and wheel,
and all members Of these associa-
tions are expected to be present,
and others are invited who are in
sympathy with the work they are
seeking to accomplish. The in
stitu;e will be held at the fair
ground, and there will be dinner
contributed by the members and
others who desire to aid.
The gentlemen who will honor US
with their presence on that day
should receive hearty welcome at
our hands, and we trust our farm
ers will leave their farms and cares
behind that they may enjoy most
| fully the Measures in store for them.
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With The increasing hot weather
the political pot bolts.
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Lvnnville wants bank and
GU Q lit to have one
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will be a candidate before the July term
of the County Court for the office of Cotton
Weigher. respectfully solicit the votes OF
the honorable magistrates aud the favor OF
tho people. ). TAYLOR CARTER'
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Table Knives and Forks a speciality al
II. j. Wells.
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Residence for Rent.

Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses at
II. j. WELLS.
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Beautiful line of Glassware at I. j.
WnIil
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FOR SALE

One q Jersey cow with young calf.
Apply at this office.
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Cure for Sick Headache.

For proof that DR.. Gums Liver
Pills cures Headache, ask your drug
glst for free trial package. Only one
for a dose. Regular size boxes, 70
cents. Sold by H. M.Grigsby.
We o>> would enjoy your dinnei
NJ NSN and are prevented by Dys
pepsia. use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation
we guarantee them. 20 and on cents
For sale by Anderson 81 Co.
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Mason's Fruit Jars.

Extra tops, Rubber and Sealing wax
at F. NJ. Bnnch's. jel4-lm.
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Tue COMMITTEE.


Dis. No. l. II L Patterson: 9, ] +
Gilbert; 8, j S E imnn'!aon: 4. " +
Cole; 5, N H White; 6, r J Simp-
son; Z, H Arrowsmith; 8. d f viii
son; 10. W r Moore: IL. e. + IIar-
we'll; II, E j ChiIders; ID, DJ Fol
lis; IA, R C English; Is, J w Fry;
16, Gus H McMilllon; II, r A f
jackson; Is, N Hancock; 10, H A
English; 90, John F Holt; 81, j w
Rivers. County at large, Giles A
Reynolds, T w Pitman, A w
Moore, F M Bunch, Laps D McCord.
FLoURN,Y RIVERS, Chm.
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Mr.. J m Andrews az the Banner
came cut TUESDAY night.
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II i.s, Il it,. aa,s hi tu.i.sl 81 z;is.il
arty .4aisefs es they ui;s ,leet;!
..ttpssdf,
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FOR TAX ASSESSOR,

We are authorized to announce Mr.. ". X
CRAIG a candidate for the Office OF lrus-
tee.
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The diys are Gro"ing le'ctpts
bly, shorter.
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We are authorized t o announce RosERT j.
HANNAH d candidate for Tax Assessor at the
August election.
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Fresh fancy candy at t. j. Wells.
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-. . - -.

4 ,lsIs,~ Craig W. il E..,l.slii
last w.ek.
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Il,e s,l|a;l,i J'tlss''
7 thursday. june %, 1883.
SCHEDULE,
CANDIDATES


We are authorized to announce j. foLK
EnGIisH n candidate for re-election 10 Inc
Office OF Sheriff # Giles county.
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Following Is the program for the
institute to be held at the fair
grounds on the 18th July:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-22
TOM FITcH's PASS.
II sAvsd Another Man. Hut Old Ton,
Was Robbed HIinssif

~ sAvsu AnOther Man. Hut Ola Tom
Was Robbed Himself
They we've roasting chcstnuts, a lot Of old
timers, the other s.!sht, says writer in the
san francisco Chr0nict, and many OF the
classic stories OF California were repeated.
One was quoted that Tim Fitch used 10 tell
about himself, but IL fciec'od great glory
upon him, and one o.d mean curmudgeon
sah i was not the true version Of the story
all Tom Fitch told 1t his way. he said,
but that wasn't IL. Az that time Tom was
IN the interior, and this young fellow, rather
green, came through on a trip. Tom got
bold Of him and filled BAN full Of all sorts OF
stories that made The young mans hair
stand on end. At last they got to stage
foober stories, and he had some blood
curdling ones; but Tom made the young
fellow believe he was all-powerful. even
with the stage robbers. He WIS giving the
stranger some letters Of introduction to
friends in other places, when the stranger.
after some hesitation, said "Say, can't you
give me . passs'
"A passr'
~ mean pass through the country;
something l can show the highwaymen
when they stop the stage, and get safe
through"
why, certainly"
And Tom wrote out an order. "Pass the
bearer without molestation. (Signed) Tom
Fitch" 1t happened that Tom had to 70 on
the same stage ~ the young fellow. and it
was "stood up" in due course, as Tom had
represented II was likely to be. "Throw
up your hands," Up went every body's
hands, rom's included. When the robbers
reached the young stranger he spoke up:
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M1soELLAHEous.
GEO. S. SAWYER,
Attorney { Counsellor at-Law,-
omcs. Lyneh's block.
PIOCHE, NEVADA.
sTO THE EMMA NEVADA LODE.
No. 8S6.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
tureka. Nevada, July ., 1883.
NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIvFN THAT MARY A.
IN CASTLES. whose post ONCE address IL
Hiko, Lincoln County. Nevads. has this day
iled her application Tor patent for nfteeu
hundred t1500) linear feet Of the Emma Nevada
mine or vein bearing silver. with s,rfac.
ground six hundred 1000 feet in width sitn-
ated in pshranagAt lake Mining District.
County Of Lincoln, and State Of Nevada, AMT
designated by the field notes, and Official plat
on file in this Office az Lot No. 43. being de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. l. U. 8. Bur-
yey No. 43. whence post No. OF Lot ".
3. Survey No. ~ beara ~ deg 4 700 fest Hna
the section corner 1t the N corner section 20.
Township 8, 8, r 81 =, N. D. N. bears N 40 des
ttsi feet. This post being At the original 10
cation corner. Thence running lat couree 4.
II deg = 600 feet 10 post marked No.2. Y. y,
Survey No. l3. ths same being the original 10
cation corner. Thence running and course.
5 70 deg W AL fert to the Northern boundary
o. said Survey No. q Lot 4. whence post No; Z
40 feet. 63I.2 feet to the Western boundary OF
Eaid survey No l2, Lot A, 1900 feet to post
marked No u 3. eurvey No. ~, whence the
original location corner hears 10 deg "
feet. Thence running ard ccure y II deg "
600 feet to post marked No. Y. s. Survey No.
as, whence the original location corner bears
20 deg W. Q feet. Thence 4th course n. 70 deg
y 1890 feet to post No. !. The place Of hegin-
ming.
80 much Of this survey az conflicts with U !.
8. Survey No. A, Lot A. Blue Jay Lode. Is
hereby excluded. Said conflict is described -
follows: Beginning n post No. OF said Bur
vey No. a.. Lot A, and running thence lst
course N 90 deg = 70 feet Thence running And
course, 8 70 deg " IN . feet. Thence running
ard course, N deg W 2 feet to the place Of be-
ginning. sas#
Total area Of Survey 2o-e6i acres Area iu
conflict with Survey No "a, Lot A. 0.u3 kerea.
Remaining area 20e68 acres.
Courses expreased from the true meridian
with magnetic variation Of lG deg Fast.
The location Of this mine Ii recorded In the
Records Of the County Recorder Of lincoln
County, State Of Nevada,
Any and all persons claiming Adversely any
portion of aaid Emma Nevada mins. Orsurfacs
ground, arc required to file thar adverse
claims with the Register Of the United States
Land Once at Eureia, In the etats Of Nevada. !.
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions OF the Statute.
oh. HALL. Register.
II Ii hereby ordered that tha forsRoing notice
Of application fora patent, be published for
the period Of ten consecutive weeka, iu the
ProcHK RRCoRD, . newspaper published q
Pioche, Lincoln County. Nevada. ~
Jly-2l-1Ot. D. H. HALL. Register.
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.EDEMPTION FUND
rREAsvRER's oFF'cE.l

rr,O THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
/ Indebtedness Of Lincoln County, accrued
prior to the LIST Of April. A. D. 1875.
Whereas, there 10 now the sum OF $1,a77 ~
In the Redemption Fund. l hereby
notify the hoidess q aid indebtedness that
sealed proposals. for the surrender OF the same
will b. received q my ONCE up 10 the 2gth day
OF December A. D. 1855. IN accordance with an
Act Of the Legislature OF the State Of Nevada.
approved March lth. A. D. 1875.
ALEX VElTCH. Treasurer
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Firm Of Cronsn. wooilsy, Isnnd Co.. nj
Dorado Canyon. Lincoln County, Nevada, have
by mutual consent dissolved co-psrtnership.
ALI debts owed BY the aid firm. and all moneys
due the said nrm, will be paid and collected by
~ oRONAN, wooLLEY, LUND Il co.
ri Dorado Canyon, New. Aug. 81. m
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CEJAC:9gBS OF
, ~. a.;
NsMEDY YfoS pain
HOW PERMANENT CURES
ARE WROUGHT.

FiHsr STATEmrnr.
MI. . bsnsAll certiAss, II Al g. Ats was
pfostrstsd with tanAamAtsry rhsumAtisa givsa
W w physiciAns. bat tnAiiy got about sith uss
~ eAns, out uAs subject 10 rksunatism every
change u wssthsr. Ia 1885, hs1 Aaothsr violent
st.eeh ~ about AseAn. est uas hsvsr isss frss
psin Winter ~ zSd 81, could Eot valk Nor
yhins vAs prsseriers V give ne rest. Ussd 81
Jacobs OIL sy ADVICE. sss1 it freely and 10
snsetsd cure Anr tws years have felt ne
rAsanatism l an safsd permanently sftsr 50
years sunsring"
sscoso srArtnrsr
New siesnasid. Perry o., Pa. April 20. isss.
hf I. Bonskl writes Five years ago used
" jacobs OIL. Il Effected sntits psrnAnsni
cure. ~ return Of pain Gold sr damp does not
Ahset me Am cured snsr more than 80 years
rSiao srArtnrnr
New Bioemnsid. Perry Co. Pa. April Al. isss
Mr.. e bonsAll writes my health coutiaass
FOOD No rstara Of rhsamAtian since 1851, uhss
cured BY 81 JAcobs Oil Receive lsttsrs fren all
part. AskiHs about my miraculous amer ssf.
tsfiLt nsrs than ~ years"
Sod ly DrUgyisfs and Dtui,,s Euyte,ee
The Charles A. vogeier CO.. Baito., Md
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LiFe.s LESSON.

Isaw robin in the spring. ~As
With eager heart in plumed breast,
Aud chirp and song, and busy wing.
Building her nest. -
The budding naples amber glow,
The swaying willows tender CLEAN
We're dancing on the grass below
And in the stream.
And through the softly fragrant air
The radiant bluensss OF the sky
smiled glad and fieecy cloudiets fair.
10 Low, fioated by.
Bu, robin, singing as she few.
Had happy thoughts for none OF these,
She saw not radiant sky OF blue,
"A Nor budding trees. -
She wrough, for summers beauty fair.
And dreamed a dream Of happy rest,
When little ones her love should share
Within the nest.
When loving mate the livelong day,
should sing and trill the downy brood
Hn sweetest notes, and only stray ~
h. To bring them food. -
She dreamed of whispering leaves, to screen
Her pretty nestlinGs' sly retreat;
0fbug and worm, and garden green,
=. And fruitage sweet. .,.nr~s
So when her mate bird loiteringly, swung
moment on some dancing spray. =
ofoer the shining waters hung.
Or new away
To watch the slowly creeping green,
90 mossy bank, where violets hid,
She gravely called, with sober inien,
Or sharply child. ,suVs~ssSs
Again In summers drought and heat. n
heard the robins clamorous brood
Call loudly from their near retreni, =. J4s
For daily food,
And saw the mother toll alone,
From early morn till evening late.
On dropping wing, with plaintive moan
For her dead mate. as.s,s
And one day, when storm sweet by.
And trempling tree tops swayed and tossed,
heard robins piercing cry.
For nesllings lost.
And when, at last by pity drawn
TO nd the mother sore distressed:
only found. prone on the lawn,
The empty nest.
Helen uar ID .igby, IL Itomdn's Joaraai
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Notice To Credit ora.

INsTATE OF r. n. ELAN, DECEASED. NO.
~ TICR u hereby given BY the undersigned.
Administrstor Of the Estate Of R. b. Elan. de-
ceased, TO the creditors Of, and al persons hav-
ing claims against, the said deceased, 10 ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, with
In ten months after the first publication Of
this notica, to the said Administrator, At the
Water Once on Lower Main Street. in Pioche.
In the county OF Lincoln.
Dated at Pioche, New. Sept. 1e, 1883,
JAMES McFADDEN.
Administrator Of the Estate Of X. h. Elan
deceased. sp2
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A ND ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND PLAIN
IA Job Printing done In first-clsss style and
At short notice.
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II sou can only restrain a child from
wrong conduct by hurting it, fear you
have little to hope for its future. At
first il should be good Tor love Of you.
II should obey Lecause you have proved
yourself wise and towing in its eyes.
After. because yon have taught it to be
honorable.
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Council Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the CITY
Council was held last night President
Ingraham. Aldermen Genovar. Liam
bias, Sabin, Atwood, Lemis, and Pink.
ham. and Clerk Moody were present
The rules were suspended and the ordi.
nances taken up.
The ordinance in regard to the fire
limit was read the third time and
adopted.
The ordinance amending an ordinance
relating to the regulation Of the city po-
lice, was referred to the Ordinance
Committee for investigation.
The regular business was taken up
and the following new committees
appointed:
Finance Committee-Alderme Gibbs,
Genovar and Sabin.
Streets and Lanes-Aldermen Pink
ham, Genovar and Lemis.
Support and Relief of the Poor-Alder-
men Atwood, Lemis and Bruce.
Taxes, Licenses and Leases-Alder-
men Lemis. Pinkham and Llambias.
Ordinances and Rules-Sabin. Geno-
var and Llamblas-
Fire and Police-Genovar, Sabin and
Gibbs.
Printing-Bruce, Pinkham and Sabin.
City Property and Public Buildings
Llambias, Atwood and Lemis.
The committee appointed by the Board
Of Trade to solicit subscriptions to i'm
prove the shell road came before the
board and stated that 81 800 had been
subscribed on the understanding that it
was not available unless 5000 was
raised by February 1. They laid the
matter before the board, and in view Of
the urgency Of the matter it was re-
solved that 500 be appropriated to be
used for the purpose stated.
Mr.. .. b. Smith, secretary of the COM
mittee, thanks the board for their lber-
atty.
Several requests for permits to build
were considered and referred to appro-
pirate committees.
Bills amounting to $500 were ordered
paid.
The request Of the st. Augustine and
tain streets on Anastasia Island was
granted.
A communication from the Mayor
recommending a number of appoint
ments as special police for duty in the
Ponce de Leon Hotel and grounds was
laid on the table until the next meeting.
Alderman Atwood gave notice that he
would introduce an ordinance at the
next meeting opening Central avenue.
Alderman Llambias suggested that as
President Cleveland was to visit Jack
sonville that he be invited to st. Angus
tine. He was heartily seconded by
Alderman Genovar.
The hour being late, the matter was
laid over and the motion to adjourn pre-
vailed
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-31

The organ grinder and the cheap jew.
elry man is abroad in the Land again.
Yesterday the boys dropped their extrz
dimes 1T Shields circus, now performing
at Fort Marion.
The asphalt pavement on King street,
in front Of the Ponce de Leon, was
opened to the public yesterday.
The help Of the Casa Monica donned
their new uniforms Sunday, and gilt
tered in their array of silver and gold.
Our visitors say they VIII bankrup,
the hotels with their ravenous appetites.
Florida air beats the world for health.
The services in the colored church on
st. George street, the Methodist Episco-
pal, are worth hearing and seeing too.
A hotel restaurant is being built on
the beach, near the light house, also a
pavilion for dancing and amusements.
The South Beach Railroad carried $50
passengers to the beach Sunday. They
commodate them.
The beautiful yacht Lsdoga, owned
by Mr.. j. L. Hutchingson, arrived in
port Sunday about noon, and is anchored
Off San Marco wharf
The yacht Dream, which it will be re-
membered was badly stove up on the
bar a few months ago, is once more
afioat in new rig throughout.
The San Marco is rapidly filling up
and the proprietor states their patron
age is fifty per cent better this season
than any former year at this time.
Sergeant Brown, in charge of the Old
Fort, reports sos visitors Sunday. Every
State and Territory of the United States
and nearly every country Of the world
was represented.
The Eastern congregation of the Board
of Missions of this diocese, which in
cludes Jacksonville and the East Coast,
will meet in this city and be in session
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of
tins week.
The familiar face of the pencil man
from New York is again seen on our
streets. He is opening a place on the
beach at the terminus of the railroad and
will help you kill time by the hour by his
amusing talk.
Mr.. c. A. Soggs is canvassing the city
for a convertible wire basket 1t is one
of the most wonderful as well as useful
combinations we have seen. II can be
converted into almost anything you like
from an oil stove to a candlestick.
Eight car loads Of excursionists came
up from Jacksonville Sunday. These
pleasure trips are getting very popular
and the managers of the road find it
necessary to add more cars. Their aisles
were full of passengers standing.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Nelson, of Chicago.
are at the Ponce de Leon.
Mr.. s. B. Carter, of jacksonville, is
registered at the Magnolia.
Howard Neff, Esq, of Philadelphia.
is registered at the Florida House.
Capt. j. &. Hall, of the steamer III. B.
Plant, is registered at the Magnolia.
Mr.. Reippont Hussey, Esq, of New
York, is registered at the San Marco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belknap, of New
York, are stopping at the Florida House.
Mr.. Louis Campbell. Of Washington
Territory, is stopping Mt the Florida
House.
The Misses Mary and S. f. Russell, of
Athens, Ca, are stopping at the Ponce
de Leon.
Mr.. r. p. Spencer and daughter. of
Knoxville, Tenn, are registered at the
Florida House.
Mr.. Andrew Warren, wife and two
children, are spending few days at the
Ponce de Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Nj. Chapman, from
Middleburg. Vermont. are stopping at
the Casa Monica.
Mrs. F. p. Stubbs, wife of DIR. Stubs,
of Wilmington. Delaware. is registered
at the Florida House.
Miss Colquitt, Mrs. j. w. Lloyd and
Mrs. j. ID. Collins. of Atlanta. Ca, are
registered at the Ponce de Leon.
Mrs. Pullman, wife of Mr. Pullman,
the inventor of the Pullman Palace Car,
is daily expected at the San Marco.
Hon. A. b. Tappan. of New York, ac-
companied by Mrs Tappan and daugh-
ter. are stopping at the Casa Monica.
Mr.. j. E. Smith, of the staff of the
Metropolis. was among the large num-
Der of excurisionists from Jacksonville
Sunday last. He made our sanctum a
call. and from the amount of pleasure
derived hope he will favor US again.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-31
he Saint Augustus Department.

criticisms would likewise, I feel sure,
not have been given PROMINENCE.
In one point Colunel Waring should be
given great credit. At the time when il
was highly important To introduce sew
srs in Memphis, and when the city was
practically bankrupt, he suggested the
sepor0te system ~ the only feasible one
financially against the combined, which
had previously been recommended for
the city. He suggested il when tine sys-
tenn had been bur little used in America
and only on . much smaller scale than
there required. This sagacity and cour-
age proved Of great advantage to the
fever-stricken city. and the good results
which rapidly followed the introduction
OF sewerage and other sanitary improve
ments should be and are fully appreci-
ated. RUDOLPH HERiSG
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-31

In accordance with hiy usual custom
Of keeping apace with the demands of
the times, i have added to my well
known and excellent soda water depart
ment a complete and improved Hot Soda
apparatus and am now prepared to dis
I ense delicious hot drinks, including
Chocolate, Beef Tea, Nerve Food, Coffee,
etc. I will also continue to draw Ice
Cold Soda Water and Ice Cream Soda
In addition to these have Koomyss, the
Russian milk drink, Pulque, the national
beverage OF Mexico. On ice q complete
line Of Mineral Waters. I shall main
tain my reputation OF dispensing abso-
lutely the best Soda Water in the city.
KEENAN,, Apothecary,
ja29-tf Sanchez Block, facing Plaza.