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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
LADIES PE p9Gs

DO Your OtFn ITyeiflR, az IfVIlles
Thy uill dye everything. Thy ar sold every.
where. Price iOc. package. Ihey have uoefiG
for strength, BTightneas, Amount ia Packages
or for Fsstness Of Color Or non.faling Qualits-.
Ther do MT c-ock OF erort. A. e1lors. orsais b.
2. NJ. slaughter. Northwest ihAfmay X
G. CaDeiL, Jr.. g Coz. Polk Aller Co,
Il. W. trayser & CO.. !. T. Lewis, Goorg. W.
Iatlmsr, purcell, Laii & Co, fosefA Taylor
& Co, owens s Minor Drug Company, Nhoio-
sae druggists; PGrS-Fisao Pharmacy, Nam
Street pharmscy, Walter h. flilhps, ADJ " Z
Pearce, Druggists. ~ -'-evly
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stretch at killing pace. He is not man
who is in the habit OF letting anything good
get away from him, so he naturally reigned
up and began to take observations. But
the flyers were pulled up at the mex. fur
long, the blankets put on them, and taken
Immediately to Bryant's stable. One OF
them had Proctor Knott's white nose and
legs, and the other-there were but two OF
them-was the Futurity winners insepara-
Bile companion Come to Taw. What the
time was, or the distance covered, nobody
knows except Bryant, and he failed to
mention 1t to the silent witness. This
secret plan Of work is quite characteristic
OF Bryant He hates tout worse than he
does rattlesnake, and is constantly on the
alert to outwit him. From the above it
would seem that he is working Knott in
earnest only in the small hours OF the
morning, and that the latter's day work
his mile in l:49, for instance nothing
but an exercise gallop" to throw the touts
of the scent. Since the above discovery,
however, there have been nightly vigils
kept at Churchill Downs, beginning at
midnight and ending with daylight, and
the next time Bryant aud Proctor Knott
do any OF their wll-o -the-wisp business
there will be more than one watch in the
recording business. -LOiGsUMe Correspond
ence EIchdnle
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Complaint Against sunday Excursion

Complaint Against sunday Excursions.
To the Editor OF The Appeal:
1t is with more than an ordinary feeling,
and with prayer upon my lips and from
my heart, / write you today upon mat.
ter that now has the serious attention of
every lover OF God and His law. l refer
to the Dissertation OF the holy Sabbath
with excursion trains. Yesterday was the
beginning OF the season on the Memphis
d Charleston Road-a duplicate of tho
Jackson excursion, and only the first OF a
series of excursions for the summer Can
ii be possible your fair city Is TO be n
chronic carbuncle, TO be punctured every
Sabbath morning with a cheap excursion
rate TO act rs plaster to draw from 1t that
which is a stencil in the nostrils of all de-
cent, God loving people, collecting at every
station fresh supply of victims, who, for
the sake OF n cheap ride, are willing to
undergo insult and violate the sanctity OF
Gods holy day? Take our station, for
example. They begin to collect at day
light for the train due at - or o'clock,
thus waiting from five to seven hours, 80
that by the time the train comes the
crowd is pretty mellow, and the commu-
nifty Inundated beyond expression. A
gentleman, whose duty made it necessary
for him to be present at the passing OF this
train, told your correspondent that he was
actually afraid OF losing his life; another
with shame acknowledged to me that
he was on the train and saw
in one car men piled on top OF each other
( fighting with knife and pistol, and that
they fought all the way from Florence
here, and that the train had TO be stopped
several times to qucll the riot, and that he
saw one man jump from the tain bloody
with knife ia hand and take to the woods
A female (oi COLOR stated after she got
back that she believed every woman and
man was drunk. This was OF course put
| ting II rather strong. have no doubt
that there were good, well meaning pco-
pie on the train who, II is to be hoped,
will take warning for the future. Now for
| the remedy. Let every town on each road
leading out OF Memphis, through their
best citizens, petition the officers Of the
roads to put stop to il; and rs excursions
! are in order when properly conducted, let
| thcm take one OF the six DAYS God has
given them and not steal His day for il.
! There would then be less disorder, the bet
ter class OF people would predominant and
/ toughs would be ruled out. This protest
aud appeal. is written by request aud with
the advice OF our best citizens, and we arc
10th 10 believe the officers OF the roads dc.
sire these Sunday trains.
Many CITIZENS.
Iuka, Miss, April Is.
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DANSBY FOUND GUILTY
OF MoLEsTINa AND INTERFERING
WITH AN ELECTION SUPERVISOR
In Arkansas at the November Election
The Penalty for His oHense is $500
Fine and Three Years Imprisonment
Other Cases.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April lin the
Federal Court this morning the case of the
United States vs.. William dubbs, John
w. Wilson and William A. McCullom was
called. These men are charged with in
terfering with supervisor OF election at
Richwoods Township, Lonoke County, on
the day OF November 6, 1885, They were
Judges of election at Richwoods Township.
ID. p. Hill, colored, was one OF the super
wilson's of election at that place. 1t is al
legged that about 10 O'Clock on the morning
of the election the judges assembled at tho
polls, and, after organization, requested all
toretre who were not officers. Hill was pres
ent and showed his commission as supcrvi-
sor, but tits iurther claimed the Judges mem
toned requested him TO leave. Tho other
Supervisor was not present, and they had
some little alteration regarding Hill'sduty
TO notify him, etc. Finally il was claimed
that during the entire day Hill was pre-
vented fro m being present when the votes
were being polled and the names recorded,
and also when the votes were counted.
Twelve witnesses were examined, five for
Allt llulnllu Nllh ctNti WI INV Ntltll'ltllt
after which the case was argued by Judge
Mcclure and S. A. Alien, for the Govern
ment, and 7. &. Trimble and Carroll and
Remberton for the defense, who made long
speeches for their clients II was night
when the argument was concluded and the
court adjourned. Judge Brewer will in
struct the jury in the case in the morning.
This morning the jury in the case Of
Thos, w. Dansby, who was on trial yes
terlay for interfering with Election Super
visor Williams at Kingsland, Cleveland
County, came into court and returned a
verdict OF guilty OF the second count in
the indictment, which charges him with
molesing and interfering with the Super
visor in the discharge OF his duty Tho
penalty in this case is $500 fine and three
years imprisonment. Dlnsby is one Of
the best citizens Of Lonoke County aud u
large planter The cour, has not as yet
passed upon his sentence.
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Declarations From stakes.

The following declarations have been
made out Of the stakes Of the Washington
Park Club, due April l, 1885,
American Derby-Examiner, Gunshot,
Glenda, Coriuth, Philosophy, Westand,
Kilgarif, Siniire, Froicsome, Gladys,
Daphinita, Godfrey and Gladette-l3.
Sheridan Stakes-Blue Rock, The Fo-
rum, Gunshot, Philosophy, Liberty, Kill
garif, Sintire, Frolicsome, Gladys and
Daphinita-l0.
Englewood Stakcs-Century, Almers
Glenda, Scythia, Sorais, Corinth, Veda,
Sinfre, Frolicsome, Gladys, Daphini,a and
Ramona-l2
Hyde Park Stakes-Monaco, Poison,
Achilles, Willoughby, Pavone, Kif Kiff
and Tacoma-7.
Kenwood Stakes-Poison and Take
Notice..
Galore has been declared out Of the
Suburban Handicap, TO be run at Sleeps
head Bay, and Rhono out OF the Volunteer
Handicap
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The snII,,an.HIraln rIsh,.

NEw YoRK, April i7.-Richard X. Fox
was seen this afternoon in regard TO tho
dispatch from San Francisco stating that
Sullivan aud Kilrain had been offered a
purse Of $4,000 by the Southern Athletic
Club to fight In Los Angeles Mr.. Fox
said he had received such dispatch, but
that the proposition could not DO enter
tanned. Mr.. Fox added that the matter Of
the fight between Kilrain and Sullivan
was now out Of the hands Of the principals
and in the control Of the stakeholder, Ne
Albert II. Cridc. who was bound
by tho stipulations already agreed
upon. No change could be made
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New Orleans Knocks out birmingham

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BIRMINGnAM, Ala, April 17.-An exhi-
bition game Of ball was played this after
noon in the local diamond between the
New Orleans and the Birmingham Clubs
and resulted in victory for the visitors by
n score of to l. Petty and Spies were
the battery for New Orleans, and Terce
and Green for Birmingham. The game
was quite a spirited one, but the local
club played at great disadvantage on ac-
count OF their never having played to-
geiher before, the boys not having arrived
until last night. The clubs regular bat
teries have not arrived, Truly, their best
catcher, and Williams, their best pitcher.
being now on the road. There were !, 800
people on the grounds, and most OF them
were satisfied with the home club. The
members are all gontlemanly looking Eel.
lows, and promise TO play strong ball.
There was no record OF today's game kept.
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in these, in the opinion Of Mr.. Fox, with
out mutual agreement between al par
ties concerned, including the hackers.
Mr.. Fox showed to the reporter a COPY OF
q letter from Kilrain, who is now in Eng
land, received on the morning when the
final stakeholder was appointed. Among
other things the letter contained the fol-
lowing
III you cannot come 10 any terms with
John l. just say that ii Sullivan is the
great fighter they say he is l will fight
him for nothing"
Mr.. Arthur Lumley, the great pugilist
Sullivan's editorial assistant, said that he
had never heard of the Southern Cali
fornia Athletic Club.
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Tined Tor DrInhInR.

BALTIMORE, Md, April l7.-NIanngar
Buckenberg, Of the Columbus Baseball
Club, this morning fined Pitcher Widncr,
Catcher Bligh and Fielder D.dy each 500
for an iniraciion Of the rulcs-being out
all night drinking. Tho club arrived here
Tuesday evening and the three players
above mentioned started out 10 sec tho
town and failed TO report until morning
The game today was postponed by reason
OF rain, aud will be played on Friday,
commencing at ? Pun, after which the
regularly scheduled game for that day will
be played, making two games for that day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-THE open.
ing game Of the American Association
here was between Louisville and Kansas
City. The visitors won on swartztl's
pitching and weak fielding by tho home
team. Ewing pitched well, but lot In a
run on a wild pitch aud errors 10y Tomney
aud shannon also added to Kansas Guys
runs. IL was the seventh inning before
the home team got on 10 Swarizeis de-
livery, and then they pounded out four
runs rapidly. Attendance, 1000; weather
pleasant Score.
Louisville ..................o o 5000 0 o.
Kansas city ...............a.l 1 o . % v o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
THE SPORTING WORLD.
LAST DAY OF THE MEMPHIS LEAGUE
CLUB AT HOME.
The st. Louis Browns Win the First
Charlottesville as Usual Loses-No
Attempt at Fast Work at Montgomery
Park Yesterday-Turf Tips.

The track at Montgomery Park was too
heavy yesterday for fast work, and trainers
contented themselves with mile in trifle
less than two minutes, and 50 on. Nc.
Guigan had out Indian Princess and Lula
b, and sent them half mile in fiity-three
seconds. Mr.. Rodegap tried Spokane a
mile and an eighth in 2:06. The New Or
leans contingent were all out, but made
no special attempt at speed. Today, I'M
less rain intervenes, hot and fast work
may be looked for.
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LAST GAME TODAY.
The Reds ana LeaGucrs VIII MingIc and
Play for Blood.

The League nine toyed with the Mem
phis Reds yesterday and beat them 90 to
9. In order to even up matters the two
mines will be divided up and mingled, aud
a good game ought to result. As this is
the last game to be played by the home
nine before their departure for Chatta-
nooga, where they play April 20, a good
attendance is desirable. The opposing
mines are well matched and good game
seems more than probable. The follow.
ing is correct list of the respective play
erS:
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sprIns st,Ie Hats.

The latest styles In light colored Dcrbys.
all colop. Young gents nobby SIX Bgfss
aud Derby Hats, stetson's iine Soft and
Derby Hats In al colop. boys and child.
rcn's Crush Cloth aud Straw Hats, gents
Crush Hats In all colon, shapes and
grades, from zoe 10 -.
M,RriS ConEN. 2lO Main IT,,
The only practical Memphis Halter, under
Duny's Hotel.
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STABBED TO DEATH.
A Mississippi Planter Stays an obstrop-
orous Colorcd Employc


orous Colorcd Employc.
From a gentleman fresh from the scene,
an APPEAL reporter yesterday learned the
bare fac;s OF killing that occurred near
o. X. Landing, Tunica County, Miss.
Tuesday morning.
Juan Owen, planter. living near o. X,
had a misunderstanding with negro farm
hand, Harry Smith, which waxed warm
as It progressed, until Owen lost sight oi
the sublime virtue said 10 dwell in
patience. Recourse was therefore had "a
his pocket knife, tho blade Of which was
plunged TO lis full length into Smiths
body, making a fatal wound. Owen gave
tho officers no villa chase or other trouble,
but quietly gave himself up, was taken DO.
fore Justice James Irwin and admitted to
bail in the sum OF 500.
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~. Louis D, CIncinnaiii.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1.-THE cham.
pionship season Of the American Associa-
ton was opened here today in the presence
OF over 10000 people. The game was
evenly contested up to the sixth inning,
when the 81. Louis Browns clnched the
victory, scoring four runs in as many in.
nings, a double and an error. The chief
features OF the game were the fielding OF
Beard and McPhee, and the battery work
Of King and Boyle. Score:
nclnuatl.-...............oO o . o
e. Louis. ..............-0 0 o 0 o.
Earncd-St. Louis I. Two.b base hits
Carpenter, Boyle. Double plays-Mc-
Pnee, Boyd. First base on balls McPhee
Robinson, Boyle, King .. Hit by pitched
balls-Reilly, Dunec. stolen base-Mc
Phee, Tcbeau, McCarty, DulTee, Boyle
King. Struck out-Reilly, Tebeau, .;
Baldwin, 3; Comisky, King, .. Passed
ball-Baldwin, Boyle. Wild pitches
Mullane, .. Timo-One hour and forty
minutes. Umpire Gaiiney.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

NEBRASKA Cry, Neb., April 1.-THE
Great American Tea Company is in the
hands OF the Sheriff, and the manager has
disappeared. Investigation shows that the
entire stock consists Of nothing but saw
dust The liabilities arc unknown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
clifton Race. Yesterday.

The following results Of the Clifton races
were posted yesterday in Powers & Co. s
Turf Exchange:
First Race-Belmcnt first, Refund sec.
ond, Windorf third.
Second Race-Dalesman first, America
second. Mist third.
Third Race-King Arthur first, Column
bine second, lie Claire third.
Fourth Race--The Boudoir first, Borde.
laise second, Bronzenmarte third.
Fifth Race-Chancellor first, Bell Bond
second, Revolt Gelding third.
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THE town Is growing enthusiastically
like magic. Invest your money In lot
today ut Goodloc 4 Martins sale OF the
Walk tract. Manufacturing enterprises
are seeking this location. II offers moro
inducements in railroad facilities than any
other property around Memphis.
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Vim. Gould suicides.

NV YoRR, April l7.-Wm. Gould, q
Spectator in oil, suicidcd today in his
room in the Ashland House by shooting
himself in the right temple with ior,y-
tao caiibcr revolver Death was instan-
taneols. The suicide WIS siXty-two
years OF age. Adverse speculation is said
10 be the cause.
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HEALTH f. WEALTH.

nrR g wrrrs HssvE lsp nhAfs TasirxFxr.
tGunrniaei sgecino iqI li1sicfla, Mssilc.l. Con-
tualuns, itps Nervous NcufuIiA H-a lachc, safr.
nuf rfBsIailon raused ~ tie ute 81 alcohol 90 10
brcco waksfuingu. Mental ncprcssien. .oiisniAf
oi tho nftiu respltlng 10 lnsanlly ant leidins v
mlasry. decay aud detth, Premature Old Ago hR,
tcnncfa lnsi u power 10 citacf sax Involuntary
Loses aud tpcruatofrhea caused hy crrtf1on
Of the busin. ssliabuse er Oyet-indulgcnoe 5adi
bon ceutains one maltha treatment zoos baK.
oftx b1scs iof 500 senI ~ mall pgepali on -
c. TOT price
We Guarantee Sis BoNss'
To cure any case With earh order fe1.iycl By q
foftiK boxes accompanied with 800 Ne viii tead
the purchaser our written guarantee 70 refund We
money u the treatment docs not c1e,f q clfA
Guariuicoa Issued only ~ John g. Mcs Ga.
Eeir sAh t0uu.
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How the Nezroe. wiz vote.

from ihc Monroe IAfk,I Fun.
The negroes, OF at least great majority
Of them, will vote with the Democrats In
the next Presidential election. The lIar-
rison Administration has no use for the
negro. only a. a voter, and he's refused 10
recognize him or his claims. Even the
colored servants OF the White House
have been fred, and white servants
put In their places.
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EVIDENCE OF the worth Of pc-ru-na daily
nccumua,es :. s. GOudy. Of Ma3illon, o
writes: II have been troubled with general
debility and dyspepsia for years. | tried
Pe-ru-na. II brdccd me up and gave me thC
CuoTuy of youthN
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Chieage7. All AmerIca.

CLEVELAND, o.. April l7.-About 1900
people witnessed the game between the
Chicago and All America clubs today.
The weather was splendid. The game was
without special features. Score:
Chicago ..................- 600 600 OF
All AlnrIIrL .........-..-. 2 D D D D D IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

It's a toss-up which side will win. Game
will be called at Citizens Park at o'clock
pm, and in view OF the assured closeness
OF the game big crowd will probably be
in attendance.
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S3i.40 for the round trip. Tickets sold
April -, "a and ~, good returning until
May T.
Sleeping car accommodation reserved
In advance. Office. 3l2 Main street.
joins A. SC0Tr, Ticket Agent.
GEonGg n. MCLEAN, Passenger Agent.
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wise signs Win Warrington.

wAsnISoroS, April l7.-samuel Wise.
Of the Boston Baseball Club, signed with
Washington today.
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ACCOMMODATIONS.

Sleeping car connections made through
on morning train. Night train carries
Pullman Ncslibulo ccpurthrough to New
York without change.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR sENAToBIA, MISS,
orFEns THE SERVICES or TWO IROr.
TING sTALLIoNs.
Capt. Carnos, No. 1924,

Capt. Carnos, No. 1924,
Limited 10 leu Approved Mares at e. Cash the
sNson-eeason Ends July !.
Colt trotien are IN demand This horse sllouid
get them, ns b.. sire 10 " y, Gp0D was colt lrol,
Ter. BIZ gTandflto Onward, Ian IL the gteAiflt
tlfo IT colt trutler known having put four ihfkt-
ytarOlds Ia the ~ list In Quo year his nrr dAin
lfanry DAY, record 1iol was sired By Alcalde. Who
got iiYlaa tho tlfc u the unbcatcu colt trjftef.
"Husio n" AIS. hh second dam by another srsst
bruu1 naro sire, keptucky Clay lout " The l.odes
mare. dam Lady 1hofno RISK aud Maisbnns
Isiclcnll hia thlId dsm bY ftlll gnothcl fsmops
hroqd marc sire, Edwin Forrest. fourth, nfth spa
sixth dams by thofOng blvd firek. Individually.
Capt Cafues 4 thfco ycAro!d blood by. aixlsss
hands high. elegantly propoF'ionsd stallion
Col. Jefferson CBlind)
Il ohtfed 10 the Public At sio Cash.
lie WIS fired By the greatest brood mare airs
tnoen. hanbnno ratchcn, who's sons an tskinF
fnt rank ~ lruod mntc tlfcs. dam Ari. an I'd.
time tfuitcr Jentuon NJ thtec yeAu u agc wa a
Iicturr that would make any honctaan feel goo
l0's hands hiFh, stylish, sfnuslficai aud aasly
faiicd. None ~ biz set afu blind all show spten-
DID tfnitlpg actiou, and afs game aud hands0ne
tuidstCu Tie sired the fastest tWO.yoar old uiat
showed about Memphis iaafsuuimer
ng-All stock handled carcfuliv, but no rcsronfi-
tiity for accidents; mares pasiufrd ~ - per
mouth Eel griin, SO. fof further iniormatioa
Address q. LYrLE, han'Rr.
iVs ~. Paul ~. Msmshis. TeHa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

Lar I. NJ. Galbrcaih, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
rents.
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LArER rnAN ~ LATEsr.

Schedule Via Louisville % Nashville and
Pennsylvania Roads 70 New York
Morning Tmin-l.eavcs Memphis At
1850 am, arrives in New York second
day nj sam.
Night Tmin-Lcavcs Memphis at $50
pun. arrives In New York second day at
I D. M, one hour ard fifty minutes quicker
than any other line
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Alliance Bank, Limited, London, England
Chemical National Bank. iii New York
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-21
No Longer in Doubt,

It is no longer question but an absolute
fact that merit is winner all the time.
Thrust an article of merchandise in the
open market and if it has not the qualities
claimed for it, it will live but little while.
Soon, yes very soon, the people will brand
it n. g. Not SO, however, with the real
thing, but quite to the contrary. If it is
what it is claimed to be, that same public
will indorse it by continuing its purchases
So it is with ''Klein's Silver Age Rye"
No better Endorsement can be obtained than
the continued sale to those who have been
using it for years. Doctors and hospitals
have tried it and are still using it, proof of
which, if wanted. can and will be furnished
aboundingly. Silver Age Rye being the
only displayed whisky at the Exposition is
another proof of its fearless position as
standard old and reliable stimulant. We
do not claim that it cures all diseases, but
we do know that it is an excellent remedy
for many. It is sold everywhere at 81 80
per full quart. We also keep all the lead
ing Pennsylvania rye whiskies, full quarts,
years old, your choice for 81 90 per quart,
or quarts for S. 90. Wines, braniies and
gins at from 80 cents and upward. All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere.
Send for price list, or call on Max Klein, 81
Federal street, Allegheny. 4SYF