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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11
IN THE LERIaH VALLEY.


 Five Persons Injured.
 WLKEsBARRE, June 10.-The fast express train on the Lehigh Valley railroad running between Hazleton and Wilkesbarre was thrown from the track at Sugar Notch this morning while running at the rate of thirty five miles an hour. The cars were teleseoped and two of them crashed into frame house standing near the track. The tenants had narrow escapes. The escape of the passengers from instant death was miraculous. No one was fatally hurt. The following sustained serious injuries: John s. McGrorty, deputy treasurer of Luzerne county; George H. Troutman, a lawyer of Hazleton; John Laugh, principal of the Freeland schools, and Mrs. Costello and child of White Haven. It will take all day to clear the wreck. All traffic is at standstill. A broken axle under the tender caused the train to leave the track.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11
FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Monster Benefits at the Metropolitan n
 opera House and the Windsor Thea

! Monster Benefits at she Metropolitan l opera House and the Windsor Thea. | ter.
 NEW YORK, June 10.-The monster ben eft performance for the Johnetown sufferers at the Metropolitan Opera House will take place on Thursday, June 13, at p. m. The bill is the greatest ever offered in this city, as follows:
 Booth and Barrett and company; Her mann, the magician, and company; Helen Barry and company; Louis Harrison; Louis Aldrich; Harry Edwards; Raphael Joseffy, the great pianist, and an orchestra of 800 under the leadership of Anton Seidl, Theo- dore Thomas and Walter Damrosch; also Seventh regiment band of 1s0 pieces under the direction of Signor Cappa, and the Eng- fish Opera company, with Mile. L'Allemand, etc., in an act from Martha" The stage management will be under Manager Josh Hart's direction, and A. B. de Frece will be the general manager of the entertainment, which will undoubtedly be the greatest ever offered. The sale of boxes and seats will take place on Tuesday, June Il, at p. m., on the stage of the Madison Square Theater- auctioneer, John H. Draper, assisted by Mir. De Wolf Hopper, Francis Wilson and sey- eral other well known comedians. The sale of unsold seats and boxes will commence on Wednesday morning at the Metropolitan Opera House.
 A monster benefit in aid of the Johnstown sufferers, under the auspices of the Tamma- ny Hall organizations of the Fourth and Eighth assembly districts, will be given at the Windsor Thester Friday afternoon, June IA. Manager Murtha of the Windsor, Ex- else Commissioner Edward Fitzpatrick, ex- Alderman George Hall, Assemblyman Jerry Hayes and the Hon. William Shell have charge of the arrangements.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11
FAIR HAVEN.

Strawberry Festival fer the yohns- town Sufferers - Personal - General Ttema of Interest.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11
t&aanEa.

One Cent a word for Each In.ersIon
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11

issued to- day is es follows:
 Health Bulletin No. 2.
 Reports last evening from the inspectors of thi. board show that the favorable condition stated in the first report continues.
 No contagious disease of any kind prevails.
 There are a few cases of mild type of measles No signs of any epidemic are manifest The State board of health is fully prepared to meet all emer gencies as they arise. AS precautionary measure a hospital for contagious diseass has been estah lisheo, and If there any cases they will be promptly met. The air continues pure and whole some the water pure. The bodies still iu the wrecl are SO covered with earth to be dangerous rS health. There is every precaution being taken tt prevent contamination of the water supply. There Is no ground whatever for alarm In th matter at present. The bodies in the river are GOV cred with mud and earth. The weather is cool ana favorable.
 The destruction of life has been appalling, bu there is present every reason to be encouraged. fSigned) GEORGE GRoFF,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11

To the Honorable Board of Councmen:
 am of the opinion that your concurrence with the board of aldermen in passing said orders would not finally commit the city to the layout and establishment of such park is described by the city engineer and shown on Map 570 in his office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
MARRIED.

At the residence of j. Marion Nc
Gnire, by Rev. p j. Lockhart, Mr..
Charles Ii. Steele and Miss Minnie
Bell Mcclure. Attendants, Miss
Helen V. Mcclure and Robt. b.
Steele; Miss Rebecca Steele aud Geo.
". Williams; Miss julia A. Cecil and
Ed. r. Daley; Miss Mollie Wingo
and John Claypool; Miss Jennie
Green and james b. Harkins; Miss
NJ. 3. Davis and Geo. L. Hurt. The
bride was neatly dressed in nlbutross
and silk and her attendants in cream
and white.
Among the bridal presents WAS a
costly dinner set presented by the
friends of the bride. The preacher
got good fee in gold. Altogether
it was a very pleasant affair.
BY Rev. p. j. Lockhart, Mr. Thos.
T.. Williams and Miss Florence T..
AcDilda.
October 2, by Rev. p. j. Locllhart,
Mr.. VIM. A. Davis and Miss Ema.
rind Phillips.
October 3, by Rev. p. J. Lockbart,
Mr.. james w. Caldwell and Miss
Fannie French.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
We Tazewell Democrats had the

We Tazcwell Democrats had the
pleasure Of having the gallant
Phil. Mckinley with us on Satur.
day night last. The crowd that
surrounded the bus and aftcrward
followed him into the hotel was
fairly wild with enthusiasm, the
cheering drowning tho music of
the brass band. Almost immcdi
atcly he and Hon. w. II. Alcxan
der proceeded to the Court House
and there followed the most vOcit.
erouS time Tazcwcll Democrats
ever experienced. Capt. McKin-
ney was nearly worn out from i,.-
tigue and made but short specch
though we venture his ntterauces
brought M hearty responses as
had greeted him anywhere III the
State. Hon. w. II. Alcxnnler, of
Winchester, followed him in II
rousing speech in which he made
the fur fly. a large number of
Republicans were present and they
and the Democrats together made
noise enough for two such occa.
slonS, but II better humorcd crowd
never assembled. Nothing could
arouse any i'll feeling. 1t was Il
night long to he remembered and
one to be referred to in many u
coming campaign. Copious notes
of the addresses were taken but
are left out for other matter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25

y i'nui two years ago. after suffering
fnr nearly Two Years from rheumatic
g"nt. lrin:. able Ia walk only with great
discomfort. md having tried varinus
remedies. including mineral winters,
without relief. | saw 10y an advertise
ln'rn relieved of this diSirriSin. COM
plant. alter Ion" suffering. 10y iakin.
Ayers S;,r ;apnrilla. ! then ,lwidrl to
make trial nf this mrdirinr, AMI took
II rr-.i;lnrly for eight months. am
pleased I" say thai Il rirrrtcd u COM
pi"'c cure. AMI thai have since had 10
return nf the disease"
Mrs. l.. y. Stark. Nashua, y. IT,,
writes: "Onr wear ago WAS taken il!
with rlIcunaiiSm. bring confined to my
l"iiSc six months. | came ont of tho
sirEnrsS very much drhiliiaird, with no
nrlr'itr, and my system diSnr,rrcd in
every way. commenced Ia use Ayers
SarSaparlla aill hogan To improve ut
once. gaining i'll strength AMI soon re-
covering my usual health. rannui say
Ia" much III praise Of this wcil-kuown
nir,licilr."
II have taken n great deal OF mcdi-
cine. Int nothing has done me so
much good ~ AYERS Sarsaparilla.
f"!t its beneficial effects before had
quite finished one hottie, and can
freely testify HAT it il The hest hionl-
mmli-inc know o.. W. War,l, ST.,
Woodland Texas.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
d.. j. c. Aver e Co., Lowell, Mass.
riicn 81: nj; hol,Ica. So Worth - II hottie.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
GEN ERAl STORE

VIRGINIA In tho Clerks Office of
Y Tazowcll Circuit Court, Oct. II, 1889.
George W. Gillespie and S. D. May
Complainants,
j. Wilcox Brown, trustee and agent, j.
Turner Morehcad, trustee; d. W. G..
Benbow, J. NJ. Curric, G. G. Holland,
A. S. Buford, J. b. Blair, w. N Rufin,
X. y. Lancaster and A. j. May,
Defendants.
In CHANCEHY.
The object Of tins suit is to have ,arti
ton between the Plaintiffs and Defendants
of certain lands owned by them lying in
Tazewell and Russell counties, Virginia,
on Mill Creek and waters thereof; and on
Coal and Mud Lick Creeks and waters
thereof. And it appearing from satisfnc-
tory evidence on file in this Office that sail
j. Wilcox Brown, trustee and agent; J .
Turaer Morohcad, trustee; d. w. G. Ben.
how, j. NJ. Curric and X. a, Lancaster are
non-residents of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered TINT they appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
aud do what may be necessary to protect
their interest in this suit; and TINT copies
hereof be published and posted rs pre-
scribcd by law.
a Copy-Tcstc
III. BANE HAEMAN, u. G..
A. }. Il. u. MAY, p. e.. octiS.H
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25


For the first time so far as sc
know the people Of Taxeweil, whose
eyes are defective, have an oppor
tunity for consulting an eminent
eye specialist and optician and
having proper glasses adjusted ut
home. Prof. II. Mayer. of Vienna,
Austria, and Il graduate of three
OF the highest colleges in Austria, is
stopping for Il short while in this
county. His references in this
country are of the highest class and
his work pronounced most Satistac
tory. He makes examinations OF
the eyes free. and can be found at
the Central Hotel. He has every
appliance for his work that science
has invented, and those who miss
this opportunity, sci Ion offered,
may yet have to seek one at much
greater cost.
The mail train duo hero at t:.i7
p. M. is never on time any more.
The blame for this Inconvenience
may TIC laid to the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Company.
Controlling the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia road, and not
allowed by law to discriminate
against the Norfolk and Western,
the Terminal Co, by delay ing East
Tennessee trains, undertakes to miss
connection at Bristol in order to di-
vert travel over its North Carolina
route. To crcumvent this scheme
No. 3 Of the n. T. w. waits for the
Last Tennessee and is therefore
late at Radlord where No. IO3
awaits it. The Norfolk & Western
will have another Southern c0nncc-
tion by way Of Cumberland Gap
before long, over the Clinch Valley
and Knoxville and Cumberland Gan
roads, but the Terminal Co. ~ try
ing to throw the latter line into the
hands of a receiver that it NAV he
controlled by the East Tennessee.
Should such move be successful.
however, it would not he check.
mate. There are other and plausi.
bic moves apparent on the board.
AT the request Of the Attorney
for the Commonwealth we call at
tention to the following sections of
the Code:
SECTION 3s4G. All barrooms, saloons
and other places for the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors in the county, corpora
ton or district in which an election is
held. shall he closed from sunset OH the
day previous to that OH which an cleo
ton is begun, until sunrise OF the ,lay
after such election is concluded.
SEC. 3S4T. During the time aforesaid
no person shall sell or give away any
"'''S' "A'She ppm 10, Iiidit ll'lUOl, ClQcT
or any mixture of any of them, in tho
county, corporation or district in which
the election is held.
Any person violating this or the pre-
ceding section shall be fined not exceed
ing one thousand dollars and coniicd
i'll Jail not exceeding one year.
SEC. 3S53. If any person, directly or
indirectly, give to voter in any cleo
ton, any money, goods or chattels, un-
der an agreement, express or implied,
that such voter shall give his vote for IA
particular candidate, such person shall
be fined not less than twenty nor more
than one hundred dollars. And tho
voter receiving such money, goods or
chattels, in pursuance OF such agree
ment, shall be punished in like manner
xyifl, In a..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
PLEASE SETTLE.

1t is very near the time when
should start to the eastern cities to
buy my stock of winter and holiday
goods. Being DESTROYS of getting
the best and largest stock possible,
this call for settlement of all out
standing accounts will be under.
stood as business necessity which
l solicit those indebted TO lie to re
spond to promptly.
Respectfully,
l. G. Dom.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
HoW's
Your Liver2

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without Il
healthy Liver. When tho
Liver is torpid the Bow
els arc sluggish ,md con-
stipatcd, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gestcd, poisoning tho
blood; frequent headache
cnsucs; feeling of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been tho
means of restoring moro
people to health and
happiness by giving them
n healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with oxtraor-
binary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
Aangencral family remedy for Dyspcpsin,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, otc.. hnrdiy
ever uso anything else, ind hnvC never
been disappointed In the effect produced ;
II secms To he almost " perfect euro h,r all
disenscs OF the stomach md iiowriH. a
W. Mci:LRor, Macon, Ga
TTONLY GENUINE. ps
ins our Z Stamp III red on front of Wrn
per.
D. II. HElLlN Il CO., Philadelphia, Pm.
SOLE rnorRIEIoIs. PRICE. ST
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
IN TIE GROCERY LINE

We have Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee, Iowels
Rolled Oats (lst qualty), Canned Goods,
Table Salt, Choice Tears, Green and Mix.
ed; in fact we have n full line of Grocer.
les.
II is our intention to sell Oh the small.
est margin ssiblc.
Give us call and bc convinced.
Orders promptly filled. Goods deliver.
ed Ut short notice.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
NOTICE STOCK HOLDERS.

All the Stock holders of the Taze
well County Agricultural and Mech.
anlcal Society are requested ia
meet at tho Court house at II
o'clock Tuesday Oct. Goth Court
day.
j. II. GILDERsLEEvE
Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25

Fresh Cuniiri,ln-
tiun uf thi, Sintr-
liicnt comes To
hand daily. Even
such deep seated
AMI stubborn COM
plants ;ls ltliri,-
n,a,iSin, Rlirlliil;,-
lie C;utit, AMI tho
like. are thorough
~ cr:l,lirair,l by
il,ru~cufilii wo,I-
dcrful Alternative.
Mrs. Il. Irving
Dodge. ITO WrSi.
l.Jlh street. New
\ urk. rrriiiirS -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
sNss- BR0wNS non BiTTERS

Cures Indigestion. Blionsness, Dyspepsia Mala.
ria. Nervousness, and General Debility. Phys-
clans recommend ii. All dealers sell ii. Genuine
bastradc mark and crossed rcd lines Oil wrapper.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
PROVISIONS.

We buy our flour direct from the mills.
therefore get it cheaper than il can be
bought from second hands. Every barrel
is guaranteed.
Snow Flake, the best We are sell
ing, delivered ut 5000
Satisfaction, u very superior -four. 500
Extra, 800
Besides flour we keep full stock Of
SALT MEATS of all kinds, LARD, MEAL,
SALT and n first cnss article of HONEY
DRIP SYRUP at 80 ccnts per gallon. We
have not space to mention one half. Come
and see for yourself.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
T. G.. WITTEN'S.

The public will pronounce my new
stock just what it ought to be in va
riety, style quality and prices.
The product Of long experience.
the employment of cash capital, and
y perfect knowledge of what my com
munity needs, give me confidence in
my ability to satisfy.
My old life long customers. the
new ones | have recently gained, and
all persons seeking the most in value
fer the least outlay. will find that
am KEEPING PACE with every
now advantage in selecting aud buy.
ing. Mine is
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-25
a FaCt

MJORrit knowing is that blood dis
eases which all other remedies fail
10 cure, YIELD IN Ayers SarsnpnrllIa.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

The breaking of saddle girth averted
a very serious, perhaps fatal accident to
II. Victor. son OF j. Taylor Cause, yes.
terday Afternoon about o'clock. As II
Is, Mr.. Cause has received very painful
wounds. While turning into his yard
on horseback, the animal slipped and fell,
throwing MIR. Cause over Its head, his
face coming down oil the hard gravel
drive. As the horse fell the girth OF the
saddle broke, and Mr.. Cause was left as
the horse passed on. Passing at the time
In carriage were Isaac NJ. and w. ID.
Linderman, who tan to the rescue and
lifting Mr.. Cause up had him carried to
his own residence, near OF hand, on Penn
sylvania avenue.
DR.. X. 2. Greenleaf was passing at the
time, stopped In and applied the proper
remedies, until the family physician, DIR.
Peter Cooper, arrived. Mr.. Cause ia a
short time Partially recovered, but was
weak from the loss of blood. Mr.. Gsufe
has cash about two inches Ion over his
right eye, the flesh was torn from his
nose and cheeks, and that several other
m .ller cuts had beeh made by the
gcavel. Ills mouth and nostrils were
filled with gravel and several pieces were
imsedded In his lace. His hands and
knees were also bruised. He was deiir-
ious at times through the night, aud
though his wounds are very painful they
are not so serious as to excite alarm. lie
was very much improved this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21


The second days session OF the annual
meeting of the Delaware Baptiat Union
at Chester, Pa, was opened on Wednes-
day morning by devotional exercises,
which we're followed by reports from the
various churches In the Union.
AT 10.1 o'clock Rev. q. w. Bishop, OF
Marcus Hook, made an address entitled
"What benefit do our churches derive
from these Union meetingsF"
Rev. w. H. Patton, of Media, made an
address entitled uIs the church lcsiug or
gaining the worlds confldencei" A doc
trinal sermon next followed by Rev. G.
L. VIII iame, OF Upland.
The afternoon session was opened by
nm address by Rev. w. r. Burrill, ~of
Chester, on "work among the colored
people" 1t was commented upon by
Rev. II. G. Jones, OF Dover, and Rev. b.
II. Moore, Of this city. The women's
missionary meeting convened'at 8 o'clock,
and after the discussion OF various topics,
Rev. &. A. Guenther, of this city, deiiv-
cred an address "On work among the
German population" Alter an address
by Rev. j. X. NJ. Stffler, of Chester, on
the MINISTRY the times Demand" q re.
GEES was taken until 1880 O'Clock. The
evening session was opened by an address
by Rev. W. L. Wayland, Of Philadel-
phia, entitled, "Our Unused Resources. Z"
The closing sermon was preached by
Rev. Fred. Evans, Of Philadelphia, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
The Weather.

The weather is very dis
agreeable and keeps lots Of
mothers in doors; yet we have
been quite busy selling Chill
dren's Suits and Ovcrcoats all
day-the reason is on account
Of the prices. 1t is a shame to
sell clothing at such awful low
prices, but we are going to
quit the business and must sell
our stock. Parents will do q
wise thing by coming to oul
store before the assortmcnts
and sizes are broken. Don't
let anything stop you-it will
pay you. Our entire second
floor full of Ovcrcoats for Men,
Youths and Boys of all sizes
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
THIRD EDITI0N.


SYRACUSE, N Y, Nov. eO.-Nelsor
Ross. Of Montezuma, has been declared 3
lunatic. He set fire to his property 1
few days ago because he thought that hi
had sinned against the Lord, and the
only way TO procure peace Of mind wal
TO commit crime and receive punish-
ment for It.
He sworo before sherln's Jury that he
was accessory TO the crime OF arson somt
years ago. About eight years ago he
was converted and went to Canada,
whore the crime was committed, and
gave himself up. The authorities dis.
charged him. His mind was not easy,
aud for some days past he had been
planning the burning OF his buildings.
Last Monday" he said. ~ was feel.
Ing quite well, ard felt that the Lord
wanted 10 punish me for my crime, and
l planned TO burn my buildings Ia Monte
yuma, as that would open up new
avenue Of punishment. l expected to
confess the burning. SO as TO be sent 10
prison."
Ross has wife and two daughters. lie
10 worth about $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Yesterday afternoon james II; hn-
kins, cigar dealer, No. 2l5 West FourIa
street, drove over TO New Cassie 10 ser"
some customers. About 7 clock 10
left the horse stand in front OF as'o's,
when the horse becoming frightened AZ
white piece Of paper started oil anu
made streak for home, c.'s''ng w.
Market street bridge In safely, AM as u
crossed the railroad barely escaped Dsns
hit by locomotive.
At Front street the horse ran eg'ns,
John Higgins, knocking him down ,' I,,
cutting his forehead and body so ussy
that he had TO be taken to pIulOl. s,'
drug store. where his wounds WIZ ~,
dressed, after which he was taken 10 A'
home, No. 204 Parrish street. II
The horse was caught at Foul'n aai
Orange streets, covered with swgA' avn
tired, but unhurt, neither was TIC '"'
rage injured.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
ON SATURDAY,
THE 23nD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1893
at 9 O'Clock p. IN.

viz: ''"'oi
Al that certain lot or piece of land sit.
hnte ~ the City of Wilmington aforesaid
wit "7i ="
bcgihning at n point on the easterlv
sue OF iuhut street, at the distance lsl
leet IL inches soltherly from tho south.
cry sue of Eleventh street. thence
clsierly and parallel with Eleycnth
street scventy-five feet 10 the westerly
sue Of four feet wide alley runniui,
parallel with said Walnut street into
EleNcnlh street thence southcrly
along said alley side ~ feet ton corner
tnehcc westerly ind parallel with said
iirNthth street % teot to the said east
cry stdc OF Walnut street, and thence
thereby northerly along said side OF
walnut street, II feet the place OF he
ginning, he the contents thereof what
they mNy.
Sciledand taken into execution rs
the property OF George II. Tindall sul,
WING lnurtSagor of George II. TiUdltl
ana Maria, his wife, and IS, aud to be
AINAN ALLEN, sheriff
Shcrin's ofiicc, Wilmington, November
" 1851 no
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

he'd their hands uplifre5. and A..
asked them not to harm u,s 'e N''a'
then saw colored man come g ga
southwest corner, and as he sr "V'n y
the crowd he drew revolver n t'9A,OeI
two shots. Tho man pointed G 1"u nlel
vor diIectly toward The low w. we
mortally wounded, and alter II. y gro, Y
last shot be turned aud RAM '''u "
He was closc 70 the boy ihatv,slu,.
and he d.d not think the ~. ts 80 .l'el
fpot from his bead, Attcr lie .tn "" !.
looked very closely at llc viies '"p' !
ne expected that he INTENDED To- ,b au
him. He was mot sure thar ,be M. ,aOO
was the man that fired The stn'. ,,'uc
has the same likepess and Nina u' M
man that fired the pistol seemed / ,t %
deliberate aim toward the boss. "'
Az ! O'Clock court took a ices, nm,
2. 30 O'Clock. Au'
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

w ANTED. = AN UNFURNIsHED
W room with board Ia healthy.
plea ant location, by man, wife and one
year old chld- Add resi-, .titing terms,
h, G.. r., This Office. NJ
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

]. l.. Brown Il Co., when they Removed
their chrysanthemum from the 0ld FeI
lows Hall last Monday, took a aIg5
number of them to Charles T. Aliens
cent store, No. 2l9 Market street, wher1
they bloom and blink from show VIM
dow at the thousands of passcrs.by thI3
stop TO admire them. Mr.. Allen haseII
hibited rare floral taste in banking up tha
blooming beauties IN his window
Around the base are arranged two clfeui
lar rows OF cut chrysanihemums 10 boaI
quet holders, setting of the SHOW to ~
excellent advantage.
The bright red, white, pink, brown,
bronzod, large and small, and every
shaped flower make All array Of DesalI|
but seldom seen In the floral line, Charls|
Sparks knew what no was doing when Aa|
put those nowers in the window, ana
Charlie Allen Is to be Congratulated al
bis addition to his always beautiful stoft;
He also bas q large number OF these aoia'
beauties inside aud on his counters.