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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-31
PERSONAL.


Mayor F. R. Reed left Tuesday for Ia
coma and Portland.
Mrs. Sam Chappell and children are at
Ellensburgh on q visit.
W. II. Chapman and J. G. Taggard are
home again from Portland.
Harry S. Sharp, Of Tacoma, is regis
tered at the Hotel Yakima.
Mrs. James Gleed and daughter have
returned from Walla Walla.
George Nation is again able to be
around but is still very weak.
Hermann, the prestidigitator, passed
through Yakima Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Shearer returned from a
months visit at Portland, Friday.
o. L. Thistler, brother Of Mrs. Chas. NJ.
Holton is here from Chapman, Kas.
Mr.. Garland, the new attorney, left
Tuesday for brief visit to Portland.
Fred Parker left on the 26th for Ken
lucky. lie expects to be absent about a
year.
Mrs. Joseph BarthOlet returned from
Portland, Saturday, greatly improved in
health.
George Nolan, q cousin Of L. Frank
Gordon, arrived here Tuesday from Phila-
delphia.
W. D. Beck started Monday for his old
home, Missouri. He will be gone about
two months.
I'M. Ashton and J.. II. Mitchell, Jr.,
Northern Pacific attorneys, were in the
city this week.
F.M. Spain and family arrived Sunday
from Spokane Falls and have taken up
their residence here.
Miss Ellis, sister Of Myron Ellis, arrived
Monday evening from Iowa, and will
make her home here.
L. S. Robertson was out for the first
time Monday since the beginning Of his
long seige Of sickness.
Mrs. VIM. Shaw left Sunday for Sum-
merville, Ogn. on a visit to her daughter
Mrs. J. NJ. Dennison.
Register Ira NJ. Krutz returned Mon
day from trip to Portland and the vari-
Gus cities on the Sound.
Z. p. Caldwell, Of Tacoma, was in the
city last Saturday looking after the con-
struction Of his buildings.
Superior Judge-elect c. 3. Graves spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city, at
tending to legal business.
Miss Mary O'Neal Of Cowychee left on
Monday nights train to visit hsr sister
Mrs. Gene Butler, at Elk Creek, Cali
fornia.
The marriage Of Chas Stone and Rosa
Milligan was solemmized at Yakima city
on Saturday last, Rev. J. 7. Eshelman
officiating.
A. W. Ene.e' u oea'''e' was 'ne guest
Oh tne ho'ei n"Einia ioI SouP'e u uAyS
tniS week ne Is nucn p,e"Seu over '"e
progressive appearance Vi 'iie CITY,
James Locke, Of Bellevue, Idaho, who
mas Deen visiting ms sls'er, MRS. "i,Dur
hhkm"n, ,ei' ior nome tueS"Ay' mr.
Locke anu MS ia.ner eHpec' 10 COME mere
In the spring ana locate'
Ex- commissioner Of the U. S. general
land Office Stockslager was in the city
Monday making arrangements with local
attorneys for the handling Of their bust
ness before the land department at WASH
ington.
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D'ASo 'S-o -o' ' -"ASSJ $3.50
been seTgeant-at-arms Of the Minnesota
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An insurance agent named Tanner
was arrested in this city Monday, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from Mr.. Palmer, Of Ellensburgh.
Remember H. Kuechler, your jew
eler. He will have an especially large
stock Of iewelry Of all kinds here shortly
and will able 10 suit all wants. q
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Prices way Down
LAND orrcr AT MORN YAKIs., w.,

LAND OFFICE AT NORTH YAKIMA, W. TIL
October 30. 1859. \
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following-named settler has fled notice Of
his Intention TO make final proof In support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver Of the y. 8. Land
Once at North Yakima, W. T., on December
JOHN EGLIN,
who made Homestead Entry No. $40, for the
sEL Of NEl< aud NEI< Of sE9< Of Sec. g, To 70,
= =, 1,s,,,ss oa LIZ, .aa
tivatiOn Of said land, viz: John shaw, George
Hinkle, jasper Knox and II. N. MalahaW, all o.
osi-dI2 IRA N. KRUTz. Register
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the world in which newspaper Is pub
lished is Orondo, the home Of the Orondo
Neps. The village consists Of three not
very imposing buildings, one being used
as store, one as dwelling, and one for
the printer Office. The present popula-
ton comprises eight souls-four adult
males, three women and a little girl.
The town lies Immediately on the left
bank Of the Columbia, where that grand
river rushes between steep mountains on
the west and high, abrubt bluffs on the
east. The compositor on the Negs
"keeps batch" in the little room occupied
by the type case and a six-column army
press. A kitchen table is used for an
Imposing stone" and the cook stove
serves to warm the office and fry bacon
for both editor and printer. But one other
house can be seen from the town" and
that Is across the river at the foot Of an
almost perpendicular mountain, which
towers abruptly fully 900 feet above the
river, leaving barely enough level space
at the river bank for a house. Where
the patronage Of the NeWs comes from
The snectator can not zee as there can not
,,oss;bI,, ho ,ooro ,hon a Jovon De,sops
iiv;ro within a radius Of three miles from
Orordo II the Ns,r, succeeds there. n
certainty would seem that a paper ought
~ mole . living onvwbera
A BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR fLAT.-Ihe
Around the world in Eighty Days
troupe will appear at Masons opera
~ an ..J~.LtoSI., ~ 1891 =,
49, ""d;onoa as I. sIonId ;rdo;ro from
.a.DS.Io.S;J 80 - IT,. s d. conononv
.".Ip, Sa .t.o - ~ oo~,,rw IT,
p,SIsn1 W. 80 - Ti.n;na,s
"I-.NI a.. VII =, r;aL.n ne"
os-Os.. o Wv :. ~ O...aa.;,,p 80, ~
ar $500 ,-.a III, Sa.o,rad tor ,ha
s.n o , Sos.;oo. ,.orO Il, ,;o,r,osoro onS
SsaE1 $500 80. ro"S ~ =, ,Lo
-. 80 - -
so7 . anu W. - 49, $3.50 80 -
peueT - SUS -, S.." piu E g " H.
UNI unSei'HNen =. aii "T Ta WIN al"
eu 'pSCeO. ue. 1890 nueaU = ~" snn.'
some really fine dramatization. Take,
for instance, Phineas FogR, the cool, de-
termined Englishman, who undertakes to
win his bet. Mr.. W. q. Fleming ia the
faithful impersonation Of that character
ALWAYS cool and self.possessed. Then
there ia Mr.. James p. Fleming. who. as
Jobn Archibald. the American, truthfuliy
tvnifies bis countrvmen. with their reck.
less braverv generosity and pallantrv.
and NJ Arnold Wolfrod as Posse Partont
FoOu's servant. was very comic. The
march of the Amazons showed a precision
in drill which always brings rounds OF
applause"
A Rich SECTION OF CouNrRy.-On the
last naOe Of the HrR.Ln apnears a large
and attractive advertisement Announcing
the nlacinu ON the market Of a norton Of
tbe Ioroe and snlend;d boldinos of the
Selab Valley Ditch companv. This COM
nanv will onlv sell their lands To actual
settlers in small TRACTS. Int these tracts
ava onnla ON account ~ the richness of
the so;I The magnitude Of the Weld and
the variety Of crops Of which said soil is
capable Of production to not only give
support but riches to the careful and
earnest farmer, gardner or hop grower.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.



-Theodore stones attractive brick San
Jose cottage is about completed.
Robert Scott is building two story
residence on the west side oil the track.
The iron front has arrived for loves
new building and work has been resumed.
-Sunper at the Methodist hall from &
to 8 O'Clock D. m. Friday. Price 25 cents.
sho.,g Io.,, ,,,, ,,..,., i,
pun,;n" - a. 'on z, .Uuns uel'" Iy anu
Walla last week.
Co,,ox ,.n.. A. ..,.. .,.-,.,,,,,..,
oo,,oao - - s-o Ds~Vo "si ie''N, =
!, .Lo,.,I =. H-S 49, PONe' 7""' ""'
H. -, Gu. .,
o,oo. r., a. S.s.-; .e'' S
-, III - s $50, 10 'On cur
''''>'0 - wv N"'''' W ''A'''' '"'' "e0N'
C,, a. T%.n~,,... 3"."t :" a, A
snn,D,;nU .tto. ~ ;i,no O ~ a,.. - ~ ' ~
"''O' ~ e0 VI 'o'e' ''"'''
Rev. John A. Walker has instituted
a contest against Col. W. F. Prosser's
~ '''N " 0''''
"A handsome new hose cart and one
thousand feet Of hose were received by
the fire ladies Monday, from the factory
OF Clapp & Jones.
Had the votes cast for Yakima been
counted for North Yakima, as was in
tended by the voter, this place would
have had upward Of fifteen thousand.
-Liberati's splendid hand. which has
been delighting those attending the ex-
position at Portland, will give n concert
at Mason's opera house November 18th.
The total vote cast for North Yakima
was l4,7ls: that for Ellensburrh was
1888, giving North Yakima the best oil
it over Ellensburgh in the number OF 1865
The Sunset Telepbone companv pro.
nose running n telenbone line from this
point IN Tacoma and ovain IN Snokane
Falls, making North Yakima the central
Office.
Il Eu0ene Clark the DING clerk n,
Tacoma. who was accused of numbering
his mistress. Annie Dickinson. has been
acquitted. The mystery Of her death
is still unexplained.
A desnatcb from Olvmnia IN the po.,.
Eu,sDiopnc,r states that the Northwestern
National Insurance Companv of North
Yakima. with n capital of Al .OOO, 600. has
been incorporated.
David T. latin who murdored
Grant IN n Iodying bouse in Tacoma cav.
eraI months ago Was convicted of mpr.
der in the second deOree and sentenced IN
twentv vaars ;mnrisonmept
Married October % 1890 at the
residence If the bride,s father Captain
7 T simmons bv Row Dr Nevius
Amanda A simmons of YAKIMA 10
Harvey Rarton Of ElIensbprob
~ Tho Contonri.I lodging borso ~ mi.
c;,v and a, ono fine tbe Tvn,,p,s hooL.
koonor diod az tbo uo,ol T;To Tacono
WoJrosdoy from ,vnho;d fovor
-Ihe recent rains have greatly bene-
htted the sioux range IN thls secton ana
rornd.rn H. shors tho Iorgos, ,,orcont.
.oo =, ;norooso Lnown horo e.. nan,
-
Captain Thos' Priestley and son
Harry were in from the reservation Mon
day. Captain Prlestley reports that the
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o.aJ
An employe OF the telephone com
pany scaled Chappell q Cox's flag stafi
wednesday, to readlust the rope, which
had slipped from the pulley. 1t was
nnn,har ~ snoct".o.s
Young John Walters was fooling with
a S2-calibre pistol, down on John stones
ranch in Parker Bottom, Wednesday,
when the blamed thing went of and the
bullet took his brother Warren in the
S'ue' lnniOtihs Pai"iui Ou' ho' u""hei
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-31
Remembsr the BIacksmIth.

All parties indebted to the firm Of
schichtl & schorn are hereby notified
that their accounts are awaiting settle
ment. NJ. ScHoRN.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-02-14
Rutland.

John l.. Heaton's STORY of Vermont
which is coon to be Issued from the
press, will be welcomed with interest a.
home. but by thousands in all parts OF
the country who CLAIM the Green Noun
tain State IS the home of their nativity
or IS that of his ancestors. 1t wi be +
crisp, busIness-like volume, worthy OF
the historic home of Ethan Allen.
A rebellion is going on in the Rutland
High school because thirteen OF the boys
refu, ed to sing on Friday last, on the
ground that they were compelled to sing
after legal school hours. On presenting
lhemst lives at school on Monday morn
ing they were excluded The parents
sustain their children.
A large number of veterans are in al
tendance upon the Grand Army meet
ings at BrattlebOro. Ru land COUNTY
has two candidates for G. andCommand-
er. Prof. A E. Leavenworrh of Castle
ton, and d. l.. Morgan of Rutland, The
contest is quite spirited.
Hon. Merritt Clark Of POultney passed
his So birthday on Monday. He IS active
and in good physical health and mental
vigor. He has retired from all active
business and is spending the evening OF
life in quiet manner
An association has been formed known
as the killiDgton Library, for the pur-
pose of furnishing the House of Correc-
ton aud the Aims house with books
magazines and newspapers. The society
is literally supported,
The Rutlsnd County Court will con-
vene March II. Hon. jonathan ROss
of the Supreme Court will preside, Hon
John Howe of CastletOn and Austin S.
Baker of Dandy, will take their seats at
assistant judges.
Col. Albert Clarke, late of tie Rutland
Herald. is one of the principal speakers
at the Vermont Woman's Suffrage Con-
vention at Barre, this week.
Miss Mary E. Ripley of Poultney, a
graduate Of the Boston Conservatory Of
music-is the acting organist Of the Con
gregational choir.
Concerning the proposed new National
Bank at West Rutland, over $40 900 have
been suubscIibed towards its capital OF
100000.
Two young ladies and young man
received the rite Of baptism at the Bap-
list meeting house, on Sunday evening,
Mrs. NJ. a. Bourne prominent lady
and artist, is critically i'll Of pneumonis
aggravated by heart difficulties.
Prof. George A. Meilzke, has been
granted a leave of absence as organist Of
the Congregational society.
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Notice to Sell Real Estate of Eddy Perkins.
peceBsed.
STATE OF VERMONT %
District of Bennington.
In Probate Court. held al the Probate Office in
Bennington, in and for said district, on the eth
day of February, A. II. 1889.
Present Hon, Edward l.. Sibley. Judge.
Charles Paddock, administrator bOnis non
etc., of the estate of Eddy Perkins, late of Pow
nal, in said district. deceased, makes Applicant m
TO said Court, fer liCanse to sell all of the real es
tate of said deceased. to wit The Home Farm OF
the said deceased, situate in POwnal aforesaid.
containing about l55 acres of land. and used and
occupied by the dec aSed at tbs time of his death
also one parcel Of wood land. situate in said Pow
mi, containing acres Also one other piece or
parcel of wood land situate in POwnal aforesaid,
containing % acres, and owned in common by the
said deceased aud the estas of Elijah Barber. de-
ceased reference to be had so the records in the
town clerks office of said town for more pariicu'
lar description and bounds representing that tn
sale of said real estate would be beneficial to thu
estate of the said deceased and all persons inter
ested therein.
WhereupOn, il is ordered by said court, til
said application be referred to session thereof,
to be held at the Probate office in Bennington, in
said district Oh the 23d day Of February, A. ID
1889 Tor hearing aud decision thereon : and, 1t Is
further ordered, that all persons interested b
notified hereof, by publication of notice of said
application and order thereon. three weeks soc.
cessively in the Bennington BANNER, a newspaper
published at Bennington, and which clrculates in
the ne'ghborhOOd of those Interested, before said
time Of hearing that they may appear at said
time and place, and, If they see cause. object
thereto by the Court. Attest
$40 SIDNEY j. WILKINS. Register
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Notice to. Sell Real Estate of Susan c
Chase, Deceased.


Chase, Deceased.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Bennington,
In Probate Court, held at Probate Office in
Bennington, in and for said District on the 9TH
day Of February, A. ID. 1889.
Present, Hon. Edward L. Siblcy, Judge.
Edwin r. Stratton, executor of the estate Of
Susan &. Chase, late Of Bennington. IN said Dis
trct, deceased, makes application to said Court
for license 10 sell all Of the real estate Of sad de-
ceased, 10 wit
The Home Farm Of the said deceased, situate in
Bennington Aforesaid cont aiming about 3l3 acres
Of land with the buildings thereon standing one
parcel Of wood land, situate on the east mountain
In said Bennington containing ten acres One
other parcel OF wood land situate AZORES aid aud
containing about Is acres One other parcel OF
laud, situate IN Readsboro in said District and
occupied by one Stearns also one other parcel of
land, situate In Bennington Aforesaid. and now
occupied by Fri Allen reference 10 be had to
the records In the town clerks Offices of said
towns for more particular descriptions and
bounds and representing that the sale ~ said
said deceased aud those persons interested there
In and Herewith files the consent In writing Of
all persons concerned residing In this State
Whereupon. Il Is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred TO y session thereof
to be held al the Probate Office, in Bennington.
in said district. on the 23d day Of February, A. d.
1859 foi hearing and decision thereon: And, IL Is
further ordered, that all PERSONS interested he
notified hereof by publication Of notice of said
application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessively in the Bennington BASNER. a news
paper published at Bennington. and which cir
culates in the neighborhood Of those interested,
before said time OF hearing, that the. may appear
at said time and place, and, u thay SEQ cause,
Object thereto. Byth Court Affect,
so 81, WILKINS, Register
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Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold By all Dealers in Medicine.
GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT
DIsTRlCT OF BENNINGTON, ~
In Probate Court, held at the Proba te Office iu
Bennington, within and for said district. on the
18th day of February, A. d. 1889.
Present, Hon. Edward l.. Slbiey, Judge.
William j. Camp, guardian of William Camp,
a non-cOmpos person of Bennington in said Dis.
trict, makes application to said Court for license
to scllthe following described real estate OF his
said ward, to wit
All the interest Of said ward (including the
equity Of redemption in the same,J in certain real
estate situate in the east part Of the town OF
bennington, aud on which he now resides, repre-.
senting that the sale thereof, for the purpose OF
putting the proce2dS Of such sale at interest. o.
investing the m stocks real est ate, would
be beneficial to said ward and further, that said
sale is necessary for the support Of said ward
and the payment Of his just debts,
Whereupon, It is ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred 10 a session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office in Bennington, in
said district, on the ID day Of March, A. d
1859, for hearing and decision thereon and II il
further ordered. that all persons interested be
notified hereof, by publication Of notice Of SAID
application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessiyely in the Bennington BANNER, a newspa
per published at Bennington, aforesaid, before
SAID time of hearing, that they may appear al
said time and place, and. il they see cause, OBJ
1ect thereto. BY the Court, attest,
as SIDNEY j. WILKINS, Register.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-02-14
MYSTERY
That Interests EVeryFam'
lily in New England.

1oI How that Real Alaska London Dyed See
OlI Skin Sacques. Jackets, Wraps, Raglans and
Newmarkets are actually being sold for less than
the cash market value of the skins alone.
o. How that Real Sicilian silk Circulars can be
kuI sold from $40 to S75, with Lasting, Satin
squirrel. Hamster River Sable, and Mink Innings,
| lt less than the materials alone would cost
ID How that Gold" and Silver Medal" Real
Ou, English Seal Plush Sacques with seal orna
ments, are being sold from $40 50 to els. when dry
goods dealers are selling them for twice the mon
~ d call them cheap.
An How that Whole Back Furrier Made
Till, Listers English Seal Plush Sacques,
Newmarkets and Wraps in sizes from 80 tn 50 hust
MEASURE, and from 20 to 10 long Y, Xxx, xxx,
xxx and NNXNN, sell from S2j to S75, all the
year round.
h{h How that regular dealers in Ladies' Top
Jill, Garments never make regular stock Of
extra sizes up to so inch bust measure.
cfh How that Fine imported Garments can be
UlllI sold for one half the real cost Of impoTta-
ton.
7Th How that Ladies' Fine Cashmere Beav.
] lllI erS, and Cloth Newmarkcts. Wraps and
Raglans car be sold during the month Of febru-
airy for less than the regular price of the com
monest Sallnpt.
9th How that small Childrens seassuahle
Oil, Cloaks made from the finest materials and
in the best artistic style are being sold for less
then half their real cost.
Oh How that Ladies' Misses and Girls Cos
Jill, TUNES, elegant in designs and staple in
quality that sold all the season from S. to clio
are now being sold from $3.50 to So.
1fl}h How that choice imported plain and
IulllI braided (all over Winter Jackets that
= ! early in the season from $40 to S2j are now
offered from s. to SIS.
11Rh How that Fur Capes, Gloves. Collars
] IlIlI Splcs. LlngtIys, ScIrfS and BOas for
ladies and Children, also adjustable ''ollars and
Cuffs for Mems OvercOa's are being sold for one
half their real value, in the face Of the fact that
every kind of Fur skins have advanced from % to
100 per ceIt within 30 days, and the advance is
now going on
10Th dow that Mems Fine Fur and Fur lined
IZlllI Goats Price from so 10 $3.50 Gncudng
hue sable Hnc Alaska Seal. with natural un.
pIcked otter trnimedl are now being sold from
S2j TO S.25.
10Ib How that the largest retail stock in New
IOlll, England Of Woverine. Russian. Dog,
BacN, White and Gray Japanese Wolf Robes,
inely lined and trimmed in both regular ami eX
ira sizes, arc being retailed at Wholesale prices.
1Ifh How that wholesale stock of Horse
IflIh Clothing from finest makers, including
N ortn Star and the agents for the 5a Blankets,
also igents for Van Nest & Co of New York are
willing to retail Blankets at Bale prices
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MANUFACTURING NOTES.

f. 7 ffiny & Son are very busy on
; their automatic knitting machinery for
, ribbed work and full fashion underwear
with la'ge number of orders on their
/ books, During the past twelve months
they claim to have added some very val
liable improvements for which patents
are now pending. These as well rs for.
mer patents will be protected to the full
extent of the law. The Long French
Welt" Improvement is valuable, this be
ing the frs and only machine in this
country TO make it, The Royal Rib"
attachment is meeting with much favor
and Ia built in any guage required from
10 to 81. Long experience, ample capt.
tai and the latest machinery run by
skilled wOrkmen, enable this firm to
guarantee satisfaction.
Charles Cooper is one of the oldest
needle makers in the United States. For
more than forty years he has constantly
been engaged in this business. He has
woSkmen in his employ who have been
with him for over twenty years. The
superior quality and finish of his needles
are universally known and acknowledge
I'D by the trade and comment from us is
unnecessary.
a
pariure in ladies' ribbed underwear
made of the best Sea Island cotton and
French woSsted. They guarantee this
to be equal to the finest imported goods.
Valentine & FlaHler are New York rep
re5entativcs for this make.
The Valentine Mfg. Co. have just
placed two more sets of machinery in
operation and have made room in the
rear of their present large buildings for
a new brick building 30xS0, and three
stories high. tn be used for wool sorting
and storage.
Frank NJ. Tiffany, of the wel-known |
firm of E Tiff any & Son, recently re.
urned from an extended trip to South |
America He was accompanied by Mr.. |
Harris, who, Ike Mr.. Tiffany, is inter
e-ted IN a South American Trading Co.
The Machine Works of Chas Cooper,
are running until 0 o'clock p N. to fill
orders, The machines they are now
building have recent and valuable i'm
provements for which they have letters
patent pending.
L. H. Brown has n new trimmer
adapted for looping machines. Several
are running very satisfactory in Ben
uluStOn MINIS anu Jilty VIII uiOie Nldu
paw for themselves in three or four
months.
II. W. Scott has recently purchased
the building he has been occupying and
has been making number of repairs
and improvements He will have some
thing to say in our columns later.
Stark Mills are starting up vi h good
list of orders booked for heir usual line
IF ods.-HoSiery and Knit Goods