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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04
Fire ut the Virginia Penltenliary.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 31.-Soon
after 5 o'clock this morning the
buildings of the Virginia neniten-
tiarv leased by the Davis Shoe Co.,
of Boston, and operated as shoe
factory, were discovered on fire.
The flames spread rapidlv,and deq
pite the efforts OF the fire depart
mentlhe buildingsoccnp by thu
shoe company were totally de
stroyed, together with all the valu.
able machinery and stock. The
buildings burned were three story
bricks, and covcredanarra ofabout
700 feet in length and 60 in width.
The loss to the shoe company is rs
timated at from Sl50,000 to Sl15
600. The buildings were Stat"
property, and the loss caused by
their destruction Will amount to
S25,000. The shoe company worked
between three and four hundred
convictS.
The insurance of PAWS & Co.'S
Neutrality-suspicious. and fixtures foots
mp Sl36.59S. divided among about
IS companies, home and foreign
The buildings, which were owned
by the State, were not insured and
are a total loss. Tho origin of the
fire rs yet remains mystery
There had heen no fire in the build
ing since work ceased Yesterday
evening. All convictS, abont seven
hundred in number remained quiet
in their cells when the fire first
broke our and for some time after.
but when many of the cells began to
fill with smoke the occupants made
considerable clamor to be let out.
This was soon done and the prls
oners were turned into the gale.
ries facing he inner conrt. when
they remained unler strong mill
tary and civic guard until the fire.
was gotten under control, after
which they were returned to their
cells.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

The suit for libel for $4,000
brought by Dr.Wm. White against
Judge Ward, because Of the news
paper article for which Ward was
shot, was fully argued on demurrer
in the circuit court at Abingdon,
Va, last week. Wednesday Judge
Kelly rendered his decision sus
tanning the demurrer anG remand
ed the case to rules. THIS virtual
ly decides the case against the
plaintiff.
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The Committee of the Gener;

The Committee of the General
Assembly of the Northern Presby-
terian Church having in charge
the plan TO unite the Northern and
Southern branches of that demon
inatlon held a meeting in Balti-
more last Tuesday. The Gelibera-
lions of the committee arc not made
public, but they state that they
hope to lay the foundation for a re
union with the Southern Chnrch.
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They say that man left Waxa-
hachic, Texas, last Saturday, driv
ing Yoke OF oxen; that one of
them died tlom overhead and that
while he tairled by the wavside
skinning him the blizzard came
and lroze the other one to death.
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reliable fertilizer which has been constantly used by the
and Northampton counties o
the M twelve the market and is now ~ the hands
following reliable gentlemen who would not dare
risk eircoS by the of fertilizer III which
they themselves had perfect condolences
Sl6y Conquest Oak Hail. w S Nelson A. Bnndck Sesona
FL eeron; Stanley Lewis Parksey Geo B. Fuque "
Co., Powell NAPLES Hopkins BRO, d. Lewis Son onamc"ck
Finney Co., Fnney's whar Boggs C boss wharl boses
Is Waters Nandua
the last twelve years by the side of the leading
the POcom0kc has itself nnpquaed by
except the 10 per cent guano
cee that standard goods especially adapted to the growth
and potatoes and all early crops, asst
nsn prompt good stand strong root and an abundant YIELD
particulars apply the manufacturers Pocomoke City,
Md. Norfolk Va.
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that the system of roadmaklng.
working and repairing roads pro-
posed by the meeting at Atlantic
on Saturday last will compel the
laying Of a heavy tax upon them
Those who think so must be ignor.
ant of tie recorded fact, that some
months ago the Board of Super
visitors assessed for the present
fiscal year a tax of nine cents on
the slUO OF all taxahles-produc
ing a fund of S4,l00 for all road
purposes. This sum is l.elleved by
the irit,.ds Of the system to be
sufficient to do the work when it
shall be done by "raid and intelli-
gently directed labor" But, how
ever. should this prove insufficient
a further tax OF three cents on the
$500 ofalltaxables (to which ahead
fax should be added to eQualiZe
taxation and compelal 10 contrib
ute) would raise the 81, O0io s5.50o
IA sum deemed by them more
than ample. This tax could scarce
" lie called erievons AID cnerrns.
For it must be borne in mind that
the assessed tax Of nine cents on
the sIC0 is for this year Itainly)
a solid, fixed and Interchangeable
f;ct-al.d, too. the burden of the
method If it has been borne by the
tax payers fer years without the
shadow Of complaint. This tax is
to be paid anyway whether the
system be changed ornot. So ifto
meet the exigencies cfthe proposed
new system a tax must be levied
it would be solely and only that OF
three cents On The S100-eiving for
the whole county the sum only of
$500! What terrible scarecrow
this added burden proves on in
vestisation. Why, the county Of
Spottsylvania lately paid for pine
poles alone to secure passNay ove'
her abcininable roads the sum of
s1,OOO-in fact buried in her clay
$1,000 simply because her system
is lust ours! The truth is, what is
needed is to Lave the full Light
turned on'' so that the masses of
the cople may fully and clearly
understand exactly Nhat the facts
are of the matter. If they did
thoroughly understand there would
) be no s.kiching."
There are, also, some who are
really, II we Judge them hy thelI
expressed opinions, people of a
generation ago-who are so we'd
ed to "the customs Of their fathers"
that any change even for the better
sets their nerves all awry-and
who continually and mouotonously
CRY out Daddy did so, and his
daddy did so before him, and what
daddy did and daddy's daddy dis!
is good enough for me-or anybody
else.' Let these people keep to
the old wooden plow. the wooden
axle, the crosscut saw, the "stick"
gig, and "sicl," aid be as happy
as the hurly burly of go ahead will
permit tl;em in the dreams of their
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep. Drive
steadily, We men of progress, and
disturb them as little as uiaybe,
for hey must not lie hurt by the
rattle and hustle Of these prcgres.
sive times. Yes, drive steadily,
but Gall the same"-DRIVEON.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

Tile Kentucky State Senate has
passed by vote of 81 to s strong
resolutions against the passage by
Congress of the Blair Educational
Bill.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

1t is stated that the present is
the coolest winter ever experienced
in America.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

4" stops for passengers m signal to conductor
*"llliy. except sunday.
Cape Charles City. Va.
Ii. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Passen-
rer Aren't. Norfolk Va
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g NASH, Pres't FRANK E WILCOX. Secty
JOS DOUGHTY Gent Soliciting Northampton
countless Virginia

American FetrEliIlllii|lziiaig tlnllaaYI
a79s7ssR
Nos. 1863 and i65 Water ST. Norfolk, va.
-Manufacturers of the Celebra.ed-
10 per Ammonia Guao the Great Peruvian Gano Substitutes
per cent. Ammonia Guano or Special Irish Potato Guano
gnanos past any
of them, but think these sufcientto convince
Observation-Disclosures
Mr. John H Robcr-Dears
ss Sa 5s + 5s.4: S:; R5 yield
Mappsburg Va. November
ana n a nnS a h any u 2ur s vs ve l i rGa M
GELS all others shluse exclusively John L. Warren
c.,. EaStyils, Va; November l9th, 1851
fs What Ms p zs ss found our interests use i r a
Keller Va November 18th,
d5 o Ss s sn S as "s vii WIFI USE me len per cent
Tsa @ %s s s ssss sSs 4
vn and the % which 9se the eseH p;5 cent 1 guae
the svs cent n g"o the best &
s vs n ss sso p't ~ not s1" E S a1
pan GOT A. s1 ya '2 2"a1. 4t o. S sn
y a5" If sy ,s4 . t s s" f @ p" your
1 tie ss as' s grade per-
respect L. II. Ames.
American Ferfng Zen cent ani Seven
s SEASON u "s''S s'' james Tu,lngtol.
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Flour. Meal, Bran, Shorts, Hominy
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at
FIR prices.

The public Will please take no.
tice that the mill property 'lcsig.
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. ID. Fl. Dennis, is now
owned By the undersigned who
Will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will cndeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks Tor former patronage. Fu.
tare tavors solicited.
Respectfully, &c,
JOSEPH Il. JONES.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

Fcrzng used The Seven cent Guano
raised finer The Zen per cent
peas entire satisacion Will use both again
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04

J'unsoteague. Va. January 4th, 1858
fertilizer 1he Ied where put your
GUAM "'' u''oi0 u t"' os"ei' 1 @ - Chas. W Brown
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Fertzing bags OF seven per cent int an9
otaCes ny inc size OF
Vignn which used the Seven per cent guano
e,f
week earlier the best ferti
excepting Peruvian gah lexect
tn n,a ,.n, neyt season G. L. Bunting
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Eastyille, Va. November 10Th, is


interests and consider
reliable purports r. b. Taylor
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pungnagne, January 1883
Special Irish
and found 1t as g" III every
r.s,pct J., FL. Ames.
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Fair Oaks, Va. January 2nl, 1883
Genlemen[ used Ten cent ami Seven
eaS the Peruvian (Ien
highest sad found it to exceed the Peruvian want more this
season 3D. James TuilAgtou.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-04
per cent Ammonia Guano, or Special Irish Potato Guano

Feris Genemen-1 special Irish Potato
exclusively John
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NEV YORK, PHILA. { NOR:
FOLK R. R. GU,
Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New Yoll, PLiks., Nofolk,
and Old Point ComtOt.
NORTHWARD

q II 10 Q Ii
PEN. phlln.N.Y.. DclMar Nor
In'ln.. Acc. EXP :. Acc. folk
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
PENINSULA POINTS.


Oxford dealers are still selling coal at
- ton.
Hon. John u. Pennington has been re.
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
of Delaware
The Miidlctown Transcript has return
cd To its normal size, that Is, eight col.
umns TO the page. which makes n much
neaicr and proportioned sheet.
Central Presbyterian Church, Whining
ton. held congregational meeting Thurs.
day Of last week Tor the purpose Of elect
ng pastor. \ unanimous call was
extended TO Rev. William r. Swartz. pas
tor of the Fiflh Presbyterian Church of
Trnion. MI. lie is 30 years old.
The peach drying houses of Groves,
Loud & Henry at the extreme eastern end
Of Chestcrtown took fire on Friday Of
last week and In twenty minutes II was
burned to the ground. Thirty or forty
cutters and parers were engaged at work
at the time, but all escaped. The fire
was first discovered blazing out Of one OF
the dryers.
"There are very few editors Of news.
papers about whom the people will not
talk. There are men and business that the
editor sometimes feels II duty to defend
I risk Of making enemies Of another
class To please every one Is an utter i'm.
possibility. Even the son Of God while
upon earth failed to do Il. The best plan
for newspaper e,litor Is TO so on and say
and do what he conscientiously believes
Is right without regard TO frowns or
smiles"
Darius Devilbiss, of near Uhionyille.
Frederick, County, purchased 9s head Of
cattle in Chicago about three weeks ago.
Twcnty.six he sold In Baltimore as beef
cattle. and disposed oil the remainder to
farmers and dairymen In the vicinity Of
Unionville and Sans Creek, Carroll
county as stock cattle. Shortly af(er he
received them Isiah Nussbaum, who
bought l2, found his cattle were all sick,
and In a few days two died. The same
disease affected all the Chicago cattle ami
the farmers, fearing that they were attcked
by plcuro- pneumonia, sent for DR.. Dyer,
State veterinary surgeon, Of Baltimore,
who pronounced the disease Texas fever.
A number Of cattle died last week, and
It is thought that all will die, as all are
sick.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
The Vegetable Garden.

For many month in the year the table
Of many an industrious country home
rarely has any other vegetables than po.
tatOes. Some have tomatoes for few
months, corn for few weeks, and now and
then there may be dish of lima beans.
We say nothing Of the cabbage or few
other kinds In some places, but as gen.
eral thing good vegetables are not the
particular attractions of farmers table.
When we come to..mcat preparations, pies,
puddings, sauces. and all such knick.
knacks, the farmers girls are not behind
the rest of the world.
But Il is not their fault. lift was un.
reasonable to expect the lsraelites TO
make bricks without straw, il Is a worse
case here. Ifthc head of the household
does not raise the vegetables, how shall
the girls cook them! And that they do
not raise them is general complaint and
lamentable fact. Even when they arc
brought to feel that the women will have
vegetables, they go to work grudgingly.
They must "get the corn ground ready"
put In the oats" or something or an.
another, and can't afford the time TO be
ploughing mp the truck patches or digging
up the garden. But the "power behind
the throne" insists on IT, A little manure
is dragged on to some out of.thc.way piece
OF the land. the soil scratched over with
the plow, and then with the harrow, and
then the women or boys must get along
as best they can.
Now, this is not the way the thing is
always done bnt our readers will bear
witness TO the fact that they have none
Of them TO go far to find the picture we
have drawn. Now, most men like good
vegetables, ,preferring some kinds to others,
Of course, and the difference can only be
through supposing It costs more to raise
them properlo than It does.
One Of the mistakes oi vegetables grow.
ing for ones own personal use Is TO grow
more than Is required. Too much ground
Is taken up. Too much labor then hns to
be given in proportion to the desired re.
suits. Vegetables as rule require n
much richer soil than the average Of farm
crops; but when once they have a deep,
rich soil, II Is wonderful how many very
small piece OF ground will produce
Germantown Telegraph.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
BRANCH ROADS.

Delaware. Maryland n Virginia u. II. i.cav.
HARRINGTON fnr Icwcs II NJ a. N. and ~, p IA
For Franklin AMI way STATIONS II 0ia. M. re.
turning, train lCHv" Icwcs fnr Harrington u ~
I. NJ. and {. IL y. III. Leave krhobothd3o u. III
anl . IN n. M. Leave Frnnktir ~ a. III.
For liorlin. leaves harrington -. y m. Re-
turning. leaves Berlin u m. ~.
Queen Anne y Kcn' Il. u. Leave Townsend
for Centrcvilic AMI way stations - 4. nI.and
- y. M. weck-dlays
Delaware X Chesapeake II. II. Leave Clay.
ton for DN ford AMI way stations ld0ia. NJ. and
II y. III. weekdays.
Cambridge and Scaford H. R.-i.cavc Sea-
ford for Cambridge and intermediate stations
II 50a. M. weekdays.
c0NSEtTIoSs. Porter with Newark 4
Delaware city l,airoa.l. At Townsend. with
Queen Annc's & Kent Railroai. ~ clayton
with Delaware \ chesapeake Railroad and Hal.
timorc \ Delaware Ray liaiiroad. Al liarring-
'on. with Delaware. Maryland \ Virginia Rail.
road. AZ Scafnrd. with Camhriigc " Scafnrl
Railroad. At ncmar. with New York, phila.
dclphla * Norfolk. wicomlco X Pocomokc, an,l
Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS. Y. PUGH, General Manager.
IR. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
The Siberian Apricot,

Positively this species Is by far the hard.
lest form, not only against the cold OF
winter, but also against spring irosts. A
temperature Of 30 degrees below zero
hardly harms !, at all. although one OF 40
degrees below will kill Il to the snow line.
AS all the plants which have been sent
out so far seen TO be seedlings. the frui,
varies greatly, and pains ought at once to
be taken to select the best, and from these
the largest fruited, hardest, and mos,
productive for propagation. We shall
then have an apricot growable with sue
cess land probable with profit, on the
Atlantic slope, and as Ear north as mos,
plums. There can he no doub, of its
being a species very distinct from the old
form.-Rural Ncr Yorker.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15

Make the home beautiful, but not in
ways that render you slave TO i,s fur.
nishing and use. Adornmcnt is to he
condemned that degenemtcs from the ex
bression OF personal taste and the wise
employment Of the resources ut hand, into
frippery Of details and ornament that
absorbs time thut might he better used in
othher ways.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
A CONFESSION.

Do you remember. little wife,
How years ago we two together
Saw naught but love illumine life
In sunny days or winter weather.
Do you recall in younger years
To part day was bitter pain.
Loves light was hid in clouds Of tears
Till meeting cleared the sky again.
Dou you remember how we two
Would stare into each others eyes,
Till all the earth grew heavenly blue
And speech was lost in happy sighs
Do you another thing recall,
That used to happen often then:
How, simply passed in the hall,
We'd stop to smile and kiss again
DO you remember how sat
And, reading held your hand in mine,
Caressing II with gentle pat
One pat for every blessed line?
Do sVu tceatt hoN ~ tuc tsiu1
Through hours Of agony we tarred?
The lovers griefs brought US dismay;
oh, We rcjoiced when they were married.
And then walked homeward arm and arm,
Beneath the crescent moonlit hew,
That smiled on us with silent charm;
So glad that We were married too.
All me. twas years and years ago
When all this happened shat sing,
And many time the winter snow
Has slipped from olive slopes Of spring.
And nOw-oh. nonsense let us tell;
A fig for laugh Of maids or men!
You'll hide your bushes I'll not. Well
We're ten times worse than we were then.
w. j. Henderson. in September Century.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
An Open Letter.
sALIsnuRY. Mp.. Semi. @. IL

SALISBURY, MD., Sept, o, 1855.
Messrs. Purnen d. Hinceat, Editors Of The
Democratic Messenger. Sa0r HiR, Nd:
GESTLESES.-The extra copies OF your
paper that ordered came duly 10 hand.
am very much pleased with the display
in my advertisements at the bottom Of
the columns and have already had inquir.
les that have been brought around by the
parties reading your valuable papcr-I
say salSabie. and think adyisedly, for
frequently see results from my name being
found In the tasiefally displayed column.
ofyour paper I certainly think much oI
Il as an advertising medium.
Hoping that my business relations with
the MEssESoER may be as pleasant and
satisfactory In the future as In the past
am Dear Sin.
Yours Truly.
L. w. GUNBY.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
Charles n. Gale. custls W. wooifsra.
Chas. N. Gale & Co.
Successors 10 Harm MssInnIssJ
MEMS FURNISHERS,
30 and 80 Pratt Street Under xaltby Houssl
BALTIMORE, MD.

A full ass sor Lment Of
I'm d erwea ar, Ne ckwear,
Collars, Gu ifs, Handk err
chiefs, Suspenders, Ho-
siery, Gloves, studs,
Scar f-pi ms, etc.
We call par Gu ! ar
attention TO our lar &c
line Of Shirts--r eady
made in Viii te, Per cal e
and Fiannel--all sizes,
embracing every var ie-
ty, style and price.
Shirts MAI" to Ordor
Our SOp "a
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15

TATE SPRINGS. TENN. July !. 1885.
The Swift Specific Co... Atlanta. Ga:
Cen,iemen-Seyen years ago contracted
an exceedingly bad case OF blood poison. |
tried physician. the bcs, at command. ha,
secured no benefit. My throat began 10
get sore. and my body covered with sores
and ulcers. Going from bad TO worse. !
felt that my grave must be reached in the
near future. gave up the doctors treat
ment. and with a despairing hope ! COM
menccd taking your medicine. I began to
improve from the first bottle. and in short
time the ulcers healed. and my skin cleared
of and was entirely well.
One year ago case Of caiarh developed
In my system. The physician did his best.
but could not cure me but two bottles Of
Swif,'s Specific gave me permanent relief.
II. RoHlssoS.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15

Mra. WmsIow's sooTuIsd sIauPshonld always
he ussd when children are cutting teeth. 10 ~.
iieyes liitle sufcrerat oncc tpFoduces NATURAL
quiet sleep, aud the little cheTub awakesas bngnt
as a button" Il IL very pleasant % taste. it
eoothes the ehila so.tens he gums, alays all pnins
fegulaies the bowes, andisths estknown remedy
Tor diarrhuea, whether arising IRON teething VI
s.hor causes. Twenty-Five ccnis eotue.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
To Get the Best Prices.

To obtain the best prices for produce, II
is not only imperative that your produce
be equal to the best, but you must also
be mindful of the condition in which Il
reaches the market. Particularly is this
the case with fruit and berries. the finest
Of which will be sure to net you unsatis.
factory returns. il packed in dirty, broken
crates, baskets or barrels Pu, your name
on everything good that you ship. and
ship nothing rs iirst-class unless it is
strictly so Find an honest commission
man TO han'llc your goods and stick 10
him year after year. Establish with
consumers reputation for shipping the
hes, Of everything in the hest possible
shape. City people usually pa,ronizc the
same markets year after year, and they
always look for the brand that has suited
them i'm the nast
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
KAUFMAN, Tx, June %, 1855.

The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ca:
Gcnilemen-I have been afflicted with q
skin disease for about twelve years. and the
best medical treatment failed 10 give me nc.
lief. am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from Ia
rse. Yours truly, wM. JoEKs.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
A Beau tiful Seal Skin Cloak

A Beau tiful Seal Skin Cloak
is becoming garment to lady If she
has an elastic step. an air of grace and
modcsty. and the glow Of health ON her
check, she will always command admira-
ton. Without these, no woman can ap-
pear to advantage. With sickly counte-
nance, painful gait, and listless air, she
Is an object OF pity. How many Amer
lean women daily drag out wretched ex-
istcnce, ignorent Of the blessing of per-
feet health All her weaknesses can be
cured by DIR. Picrce's Favorite Prcscrip-
iion, the great specific for prolapsus, leu
corrhea, liberation anp unnatural dis
charges. The only medicine sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee Of
giving satisfaction, or money refunded.
Reed guarantee printed on It's wrapper.
DIR. Picrcc's Pellets, or Aniibilious
Granules in vials, 2j cents; one dose.
Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15
W. S. DICKINSON & SON,
DEALERS ~
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets,
Furniture, Etc.

Poconoke, Nd, .4MS. SON, 1883.
TO the Ladies' n
We are placing our orders for the
Fail and Winter tvGde and expect to open
about the 10Th to the 9Oth of September
the most handsome lire of Dress Goods we
hare euer ShO,Cn, such as l,lettaS,
Beiees, Habit and Broad CID ks, Stripes,
and P1aids, etc., at 4oc. soc, 75c. $1.00
oad $1.95, eqaul in ralHe to those of the
best city houses. We hare Silks in dlack
and colors from 35c. up. If you hare to
send avayf for Gnythine in this line, zee
solicit your orders md ,ciU make special
efforts to please you. In ordering samples
please state as nearly as possible ,chat is
lcanted and the price, as it 1ciU help us in
making selections. Uc wW also hare u
ve,y complete line Of Ladies' md Child
ren's Wraps Of the leaoinG styles.
Very Respectfully,
". s. DTChTNSO.NS d so.