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Aim t,o,'s rluo ami Costs ilomlltod,

tSpANAPoLiS, May ga Telegram
was received yesterday from Private
Secretary 1taliord announcing thai
President Harrison had remitled The
fine Of 800 and costs, aggregatlng) $3.50
against Sim Coy, the Democratic poll
uCiAn, who IL serving q sentence o
eighteen months In the Michigan city
prison for the election frauds committee
Ii Indianapolis 10 1880, HIS term vii
expire In d few days The petition 10
Tho remission bi tue lhb was signed b!
number Of prominent BephbllC4nE
Including John o, New
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WASHINGTON, May est is under
stood that the United States steamer Bos-
ton is to be sent to Hayu.
According toreports which are belieged
to be entirely correct. a commission, un'
der the authority OF the State Depart.
ment, will sail in the Boston invested
with power to ascertain and report upon
tho condition ofaiTaiBin Hayti-whethel
there Is a disposition upon the part ol
any European Governments to interfere
In Haytien matters, and what Il any
action 10 required on behalf Of the United
gates.
A reporter applied to Secretary Blaine
for information, but the Secretary wa
very emphatic III the DECLARATION that thI
subject was ,one which he could no
under any circumstances discuss 81 pEee
ent. II "a reported that the secretar!
llOs tendered q place on the commission
10 Representative Hltt,rpt Illinois.
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Ohio Pustmasters.

Special DiIpGlchto he LHttIt0alesT,
WASHINGTON, D, O., May 2S.-Colonel
Taylor has appointed the following
iourth.Class postmasters in Harrison
county, Ohio: Bowerston, James A. Nc
Kean, vice D. r. Phillips, removed ;
Connotton, s. r. johnson, vice II. w,
Willett, removed; Enfield, II. II. Finni-
cal, Vice August specht, removed; Free
port, Il, NJ, Black, vice, S. @. Kelly, re.
signed; German, John II. Ferguson, vice
). N, sawvel, removed HopedaIe, Jasper
Denning, vice Daniel Voorhees,, re-
moved; Jewett, W. l.. England, vice A.
@. Arbaugh, removed; Tappan, L. w.
Davis, vice W, S. Jesups, resigned.
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Catholic Centennial,

BALTIMORE, May 2S,-Tho centennial
celebration Of tho establishment Of The
Catholic Church OF the United States
was begun this morning In the Carol
memorial church at Hyattville, phnct
Georges county, Nd, by q tnemofla
mass In honor Of Archbishop i. r, Car
roll, The first Roman Catholic prelato 0
The American hierarchy,
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WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Thc Pension
Appropriation Act for the current fiscal
year appropriated $SO,4OO,OOO for the
payment Of pensions, Ss,0O0,O0O was also
appropriated ior The same purpose 70
meet 4 threatened deficiency. This whols
amount will 10 necessary 70 meet the
demands Of pensioners, and II may bt
that there will 10 a deBclCncyi but II /
said al the Pension Office that there Il
Ito truth In the statement that SlOS, 900,
600 will 10 expended for penSions dprinl
the fiscal wear,
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plTrsnuRon, May 29,--1t was repotlod
to-day that Carnegie, 1hipps { Co, hayo ave-
sworn In twenty special oiIlcorp, Snd
that t.., they were now on duty in the blv
y s9el WORKS Ht Homestead, Tho oblRoi
u 10 stated Is to keep tho firm postGI Ss
70 tho actions Of the men and iEeip
movements relative 10 the proposej m 70.
June 1. w V"No VIIeVt
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NfInlNtor LIncnin M Lnnlln,,.

LONDON, May 2S.-NIr. Robert T. Lin
coin, the new American Minister, Inns
taken up his residence at No. 5 Cadogau
Square. Mr.. Henry White, Of the Amer.
lean Legation, presented Mr.. Lincoln 10
Lord Salisbury, at the Foreign Office To-
day. In accordance with the request of
Queen, Mr.. Lincoln will 70 to Windsor
on Saturday 10 present hIg Credentinla.
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LONDON, May 9S. DIR. Mackenzie.
physician to the late Emperor Frederick,
is about to bring suit against the London
Times and Mr. steinkoplI, proprietor Of
the St. James Gd;Siie, for publishing n
letter written by Mr., StGinkopR, in whICh
he accused Dr.. Mackenzie Of conspiracy
while treating the Emperor.
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IN THE BASE D4LL WORLD.
Results of YeSterdGy's Games and Gene
Diamond NOteH,

Results OF feSterdGy's Games and General
Diamond Notes.
The Wheeling club was scheduled tc
play at Hamilton yesterday, to-day and
tomorrow. They did not play yester
day, however, for the reason that ar
rangements had been made by tho Ham
ilton management to play one Of the
three games on Sunday, and 1t was
deemed best to postpone yesterdays
game till that time. With a day OF resN
the Wheeling people ought to bel con
dition to again give the Butler county
braves the worst OF II,
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Yesterday,s Trl.sLate Gnlnn..

AT Mansfcld-Thc old story tells the
result Of the game. The home team
again got 1t in the neck, and that in q
way that must have been awfully dis.
couraging. They earned all their runs
and would have won the game had 1t moi
been for the usual errors at critical times
that allowed the Gem City gang to win
Score:
BBaT'as!a BsySss d.. :.:...:::.;: 3 8 81
Earned, Mansfield Q: Dayton 2. Hits, Mans
field 10; Dayton II. Errors, AianSlled 8; Dayton
2. Batteries, BurChard, Bird and FitEslmmous
Wood and MCAllenny. Attendance 200.
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PouonEgErsIr, NJ Y, May 2S,-To'
day Judge barnard granted a motion fol
awit OF rCttlorari against tho civil ser.
vice board mud practically decides thai
IN alleged wrongiully rated applicant
!or Office can compel the civil service
board to show TO tho court what meth
ods were used III tho rating, tits Che
atst case Of tho kindin the courts,
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THE LUCKY STUDENTS.
Announcement OF Honors at Warrington
nnd Jefferson COLLEGE.


wAsulgar9S, Pa, May 23.-rhe two
weeks Senior vacation Of the Flass Of 'S9,
OF Washington apd Jefferson College,
began to-day.
Yesterday the class were greeted by
the announcement Of the following
honos by President Moirat at Prayer
Hall: Cum Laude class, John Pierce
Binkorton, Madison, Pa; Robert Alex.
ander Blackiord, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Mr.. Pinkerton will dellyer the valcdic.
tory and Mr.. Blackford the salltatory'
Those receiving honory mention were:
David @. Doyoe, Washington, Pa. james
D. Doneho6, pittsburgh; Samuel l.
Dill0, Washington, Pal George r Ad'
mundson, Remington, Pa; William s.
Haymaker, Turtle oresk, Pa. Those
who were awarded orations were VIII
liam Baird, Washington, Pal A. y,
Linhart, Allegheny City, Pa: George
P. Marquis, Chicago, ILL.,; William y,
Wegley and John O. WelCh, Wash,
ington, Pa. This gives fourteen out ol
tho thirty.one seniors who will graduate
thIs year ooppencement orations, which
Is the average showing o. the graduating
classes. 49,
Dr.. Moaat gave the annual reception
to The class al his residence on East
Maiden street lsst night. The houSt
was crowded and 4 merry HTe was LAG
by ali present, Tonight The clSeS helt
their banquet at Hotel Main, aftef whlcE
the usual serenade took place.
Atthe Washington Female Seminary
] twenty.oue young ladies will gralhatI
| this year, Miss Fanny Loves, Of wash
inpton, Pa, tSsluR lrat honors and Mis-
White snrnnd, lH
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Tie SAIGON, Clo;;d,

MiNNEAroLis, MlNS, May Vg,-rht
Journals West Superior, Wis, SpSCIa
saySi The Mayor has closed all tht
salaepa In The city in anticipation O
trouble between the eHttlking coal heaven
and the new men employed 10 lake thel
places. The new men are working un
der strong police protection.
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Don't wan CopyIet,.

New YORK, May The ten ex.con.
ylcLSG who arrived here from England
last week, and claimed that they hal
been assisted out here by tho Prisoners
Aid Society Of London, were to-day sem
back by order ol Collector EfhAflt,
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FlemInE Four VOC. Ahenl.

Special DbpdtcN 10 tsc IRitligeaoer.
CHARLESTON, W. vAp May 23.-The
Legislative Committee to-day passed
upon tho vote Of Fayette county, where
Il votes were contested by Judge Flem'
ing and 40 by General Golf. Seven oi
'he former were thrown out and one oi
the latter This gives Judge Fleming a
gain Of four votes. III,
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Ouvctnor iItoupN, WIIlow ,,,nd,

CINCINNATI, May 23,-NtB. Caroline
A. BrouUh, widow Of Charles lsrough
the noted war Governor Of Ohio, died
IN this city yesterday at the residence oI
her son.in'law, Mr., u, W. Glratd, alter
weeks Illness, llOr remains will taken
TO Cleveland for burial besides those o.
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LONDON, May 28.--A deputation from
various Irish municipal bodies to-day
presented to Mr.. PurnOll an address con.
graduating him upon his success IN iiv
proving before the commission the inSnv @
GaiumnieS GI!,i that had been heaped Sz upon
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CNrrlAl0 llnrdknfs lKnlL, ilnln,A

CoLuNhUS, o, May go.-The FiSt
Manufacturing Company's works, en-.
gagged in tho manufacture Of CarrlaE,
hardware, burned to-day, with a loss o
$4,000. Insurance Is held by eastern
companies,
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rrtSuunOn, PA, May 29.--Charleu
ClcudCnnlng, the oldest resident Of ALE.
ShCny county, died to-day, aged 1Ol
years, Tho deceased never used whisky
or tobacco IN any form aud up until {
ICy weeks before his death, was remark
ably healthy,
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Correspondence OIW Wc ihLdiigtNc5.
ST, GEORGE, W. VA May 22.--John
W, Ramsey, tho Republican nominee
for County Superintendent Of schools
was elected over John D. stalnaker, The
Democratic candidate, by q majority o
~, RepublicaniSin Is gaining In Tucker
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wAsniSoroS, D. O., May 2S.--secre-
tary Window to-day signed the sailing
orders Of the revenue steamer Rush, di.
rcctins that she gail Immediately upon
receipt Of her instruction to ounalsk9,,
and then 10 cruise diligently In Eohrings
sea for tho purpose ot "warnlng oil pes'
sons against entering such waters for the
purpose oi violating section 1865 ol the
revised statutes, In regard 10 tho killing
Of any otter, mink, lnaftcn, sable or ltlr
seal, or other fur-bGaring animals within
tie limits Of Alaska Territory, or In the
water tlercoi aud arresting oil perSonl
and selElng all vessels found to bo or u
have been engaged In any violation o.
the lRWB,h
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CLRyglANp, o., May gS,-DlSpatchel
from various places III Northern Ohic
report q severe white frost last night
Considerable damage was done 70 iruit
trecS, grape vines aud growing grain,
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BERLIN, May 23.-The po,l so,,, ,h..
y two more slttlngS will conclude 's t6s
samoan conference, and that tho tlevotiS.
lions throughout the proCeedlnvS nave @
been pleasant all around. HaNo
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West Virginia Pensions.

sFEF1E7F wv V wv 7''Fs'F'1V''7F''
WASHINGTON, May 93,-West Virginia
pensions were granted to-day as follows:
Original invalid-Robert Henderson,
John NJ. Ours, Francis NJ. Burns.
InCreaSe-Rezin Van Meter, John w.
MnthnnN
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,,In HInynTLE Sour and Lunch at I'rodInand
mlllers Saloon, Jacob street below For.
Ly.elghth, on Saturday afternoon and
evening anu Monday eYenlnR.
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lr makes moro and better bread than
IIny Iayy brand on the market PlllSbury'S
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~ THAT tired feeling aud loss Of appetite
Me NV Snllrely overcome by Hoods Saisa.
patilla, tho peculiar medicine. nv il
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IIpnlnnEet,. Irlnl ,, I,n.l.....,

n PARls, May 9.-The trial OF Gene,aI
Bot,,langer ia.;t, has been postponed until Az.
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authorities were extremely reticent
about the matter and would neither al
firm nor contradict the rumor It was
also stated that another arrest would be
made to-day,
About 10 o'clock this morning Capt,
Wing, OF the Lake View police force,
and Lieut., shuetler, Of Chicago, march
ed into the formers private office with Q
man between them, 1t was rumored
that the stranger was a man who had
been arrested In connection with the
Oronin murder. This, however, the OF,
acers denied, and said that the stranger
was friend Of the murdered physician,
This statement, however, does not meet
with unqualified belief.
p, o, Sullivan, the Lake View ice
dealer, who Is said to have made a con-
tract with DR., CTonin to look after
any injuries his the Ice mans employees
might receive, Is under surveillance,
though no arrest has yet been made,
The inquest on the body has been
postponed until this afternoon, when q
post mortem will also be made,
One OF the theories openly discussed
on the streets as to tile cause Of DR..
Cronin's murder Is that he was a British
spy, and was murdered because OF what
he knew OF secret societies and Irish
men specially active in the Irish cause.
1t is argued that he was not in favor
with those who have taken a promi-
nent part In Irish affairs because his
policy was too rabid and violent, and
that he had associated with men more
rabid and violent than himself. His
mission becoming known, he was
murdered to prevent the English Gov
ernment from learning the things he
knew.
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An equestrlenno who can't hoh her
roam should ride somebody OlBO'g BOfrcl.
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ARREars NAnt.

y was tumOted on good authority
early this morning that an arrest had
been made Of q confederate Of Woodruff,
Eh0 IS believed 70 have beoti implicated
ln thO murder oi Dt, Cfonin, The police
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THE POST MoRrEN,

An undertaken took charge Of thu
body when the post mortem was finished
John Cronin, the brother Of DR.. Cronin
arrived in time to see the remains before
the physicians commenced their work
He positively identified the body as thai
Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs, Conklin, the saloon
keeper and wife with whom DR.. Croniu
resided for years, alighted from a buggy
in front OF the station this afternoon and
pushed through the crowd. Mrs. Conk.
lin took seat within the wire ruling
surrounding the sergeaut's desk and fol
over an hour looked steadily out OF the
window without once moving her head.
Permission was not asked for her to see
the body OF Dr.. Cronin.
Frank Black, alias Woodruff, was in.
dlCted by the grand jury to-day for lar.
ceny as bailee in trying to sell the horse
he hired Of liYerymqp Charles Dean, the
circumstance which first implicated him
in the Cronln mystery. Woodruff was
very much disappointed that the detect
ives did not accept his offer to 70 out
with them and work on the CrOnin mur.
der case.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Lumps from Lynn,

Miss Sophia brennan visited her
sister at Sandusky last week.
One of John NJ. Green's horses broke
its leg while working in the woods last
week.
Thos. Mcdonnell has been very sick
lately. but is a little better now. We
hope his recovery will be soon.
VIM. Hoffman spent last Saturday
and Sunday with his uncle at Water.
town. lie also visited Sandusky.
Lester Spencer who came home from
the woods sick some time ago is better
and is now attending an angel which he
somewhat worships.
Farmers will do well to go to Alfred
IIutchinson's to get their chop feed
ground. Then they will know they are
getting their own grists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
School Report.
| SUCCESSES

The following is report of the
school taught at Old Brockway for the
month ending March l, 1899: Number
of days taught, 20; number of pupils
enrolled, GO; whole number of days at
tendance, 1865; average daily attend
ance. 40. The following pupils have
neither been absent nor tardy during
the month Frank Atkins, Hilton
King, Sophia Dunn, Hugh IIodgins,
Horace Atkins, May King.
X. Il. WILLoUGIBY, Teacher
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Detroit's Floral Show.

Detroit is to have floral exhibition
the first one in Michigan--on April
2, 3, and 3. All the "a Detroit florists
and many others from various parts of
the state Will make displays Of the
rarest and most beautiful flowers, hay
ing especially timed their growing
plants with the flower show in view.
Then, too, the ladies of Detroit who are
interested in the various city charities
are TO have booths for the sale OF
flowers. Young ladies in costume will
be in attendance on the booths and the
whole affair will be one of the most
attractive exhibitions Detroit has ever
witnessed. The entire net proceeds
of the flower show are to be divided
equally among the 81 charities repre-
scented in the enterprise.
Arrangements have been made for
excursions from all parts of the state
to Detroit at the time of the exhibition
and the details as to special rates of
fare may be learned by applying to the
local ticket agents. The exhibition
originated with w. II. Brearly of the
Detroit Journal, who acts as general
manager. Col. Fred Farnsworth is the
secretary and Frank ID. Taylor is the
treasurer. The Detroit Journal guar
antees the charities against lOss-a
somewhat needless precaution, where
there is such positive assurance OF
successes.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Blasts from Brockway.

Mrs. ID. Vanorman has been sick for
some time.
Mrs. \. Shearer is suffering with
neuralgia of the heart.
Miss Blanche Harris is visiting
friends at Sand Beach.
Chris Hanna is home from the lum-
Der woods. suffering with felon.
DIR. Will Gowan and little daughter
Lulu, and Norman Herbert. visited in
Bay City over Sunday.
J. Deyoe north and east of this place
gave magic lantern exhibition in the
school house Saturday evening. All
report a good time.
his
DENIS Y WooD.
mark.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Mush from Melvin.

The roads are in bad shape.
r. ShOltz has returned to his family
at Jackson.
c. a. and \. Donaldson and wives
Sundayed at Sandusky.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Carey each had
bee last week and got in nice lot of
wood.
Our merchants Chas. Dewey and w
J. Moore have just received a fine line
of new goods.
Joseph Gaffney has sold his hotel to
r. j. Burwell and John Hedges who
take possession the Goth of this month.
W. G. Donaldson, of Park Hill, Ont,
is visiting with his uncle, \. Donaldson,
and other friends in this place at
present.
Dennis Shell and wife old pioneers
of this place now Of Jeddo made us Il
flying visit last week. They both lool,
hale and hearty.
OUR new blacksmith has moved his
family to this place and will be ready
for business this week. He intended
to have a wood worker IN connection
~. for some reason unknown he could
rot rent ,he wood house.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07

FARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned
wish to sell their farm of 100 acres. sit
uated in Sec. 8 and IL, township of
Emmett. 100 acres well improved, 20
acres standing timber, two dwelling
houses, 9 large barns with sheds in
connection, two good wells of water, a
stream of water flows through the farm,
q first-class orchard. The entire farm
is well fenced and under a high state
of cultivation. For further particulars
and terms address ALEX. LOTHIAN,
Mt. Salem. or II. NJ. LOTHIAN. Brock
way Centre. 40m3
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Is Consumption mcurabIe!

Read the following; Mr.. {. IT. MONS,
Newark, Ark, says: WAS down with
abscess of Lungs. and friends and ply
sicians pronounced me an incurable con-
sumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
new discovery for consumption, am
now on my third bottle. and able to
oversee the work or my farm. 1t is
the finest medicine ever made Jesse
Niiddlewart. Decatur. Ohio, says: Had
1t not been for ID. Kings new discovery
for consumption would have died of
lung troubles. Was given mp by doe
tors. Am now i'm best of health Try
it. Sample bottles free at c. a. Wells
drug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07

The homeliest man in Brockway Cen
ire, as well as the handsomest, and
others are invited to call on any drug
gist and get FREE trial bottle of
Kemp's Balsam for the throat and
lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely
upon its merits and is guaranteed to re.
lieve and cure all chronic and acute
coughs, asthma, bronchitis and con-
sumption. Large bottles soc and 81.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07

a good chance to make money this
winter. We want some more reliable
men to sell our nursery stock; guaran-
teed frst-class, true to name as ordered
and delivered in good healthy condition.
Salary and expenses, Tor commission, If
preferred) Apply, Stating age to w.
L. MCKAY, Geneva, y. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Roseburg and RoundaboutS,
his
DENIS Y WooD.
mark.

l.. Grant has returned home from the
woods.
Geo. w. Bradshaw is suffering from
an attack of the humps.
There is a great deal of sickness
among the children in the burg.
Miss Maggie Bradshaw left here or
Saturday last for her school at Marlette
VIM. Mcintyre and r. b. Moore
were in Port Huron on business last
week.
Con-.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07

English Spawn Llnment removes all
hard, soft. or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses. blood SPAWN, curbs,
splints, sweeny, ring-bone, STILES, spav-
in, all swollen throats, cough, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted
Sold by Chas. a. Wells, Druggist,
Brockway Centre. Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-07
Millinery and Fancy Goods Store.

We have opened millinery and
fancy goods store in Peck, and desire
the patronage of the ladies when in
need Of anything in our line. We carry
a full line of gloves, hosiery and every
thing usually found in frst-class mil
linery store. Lessons in fancy work of
all kinds. at % cents n lessen.
MBs. ". II. NANCAMP.