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Sefttses eeberleisen.

9efttSes Seberietcen.
Baltimore, Mb.
Gin beftiees 9eberleibea perbitterte mir f9On
I6naere Seit bas 9eben. Die Derf6iebenifen
Miftel purben ansetpanht Dbne baB Id @rletd@
tfrung fanb. Sd taufte Sulebt eine Elafae
DR. Muagf Rbnis'S Sartbur9er 1rppfen unb
ntuB seffebsn, BAT bieielten mid IN fur5er 9ett
pOnitdnbts pieberlerlfeaten. SD. Fam tie
Seberatarrt empfs9Ien. Sp9n Dapib 1920
9anfsS traee.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-24

ar menniskan sasom menniska stald utom
och utan ALA gudomliga rattigheter? Den
aldsta suveranitetsratten "a jorden ar dock
menniskans raft sasom menniska, sasom
Guide belate.
Det var ju dock icke meningen, att jag
skulle disputera med den gamle valmenan-
de kongl 6fvefhofpredikanten. vi aro ett
anden, det ar den stora hufvudsaken.
Pa eftermiddagen bes0kte jag en- kon-
ventikel eller b6nestund en- skolsal. Der
var ALT sjelfva enkelheten och enfalden
= en- akta exposition af de gamla Wyrt-
tembergske ''lasarne" eller pietisterna.
Skolsalen var val fyld, mestadels af hvad
man i alldagligt tai kallar ''simpelt folk"
Omkring bordet derframme suite nagra
gamla arev0rdiga fader, hvilka talade litet
hvar 0fver den upplasta pingsttexten. Me-
ra langre fran ON dessa h0gst intressanta
Wyrttembergska "lasarem6ten".
Nasta gang b6rjar jag ordning Ant
werpen och fortsatter sa resan med nina
varde lasare.
Nu skrifve man till oss raft f1itigt un-
der adreSs:
Germany,
KORNTHAL,
WWttemberg.
Men stafva ratt, please!
Eder
q. O.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-24
d A K 0 II A


n. q. johnson fran Grand Forks
namnes sasom kandidat for kongressen
N. Dakota, och underst6djes varmt fr An
fera hall.
GrGdd9a omnejdsn af Minnewaukan
skadades ganska betydligt under en- hagel-
storm, som f6rliden vecka hems6kte dessa
trakter.
POstIcO,stOret 1 AndOver hade en-
matt f6rliden vecka pahelsning af inbrotts-
tjufvar. Nagra penningar kommo de icke
at, men lyckades tillgripa n8gra ur, SAINT
en- del smasaker.
Gsipen rynana0re. Louis Chavier,
hvilken for en- It'd sedan rymde fran Colo
mel, Michigan, med 81, 900 fran American
Express Company, arresterades harom da-
gen Grafton.
OcIcsd en- petition. Konventet /
Sioux Falls hade harom dagen n6jet mot
taga en- petition fran en- rysk koloni, som
slagit sig ned s. Dakota. De SADIE sig
hafva lemnat slit fadernesland for att
slippa g5ra krigstjenst, och anh6llo derf6re
att den nya statens konstitution matte be-
stamina, att de har lingo slippa att tjena
armcen. De hade intet emot att betala
skater, endast de slippa att CORA krigs-
tjenst.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-24
FGrnlAr 0Jliausesa

Farmar auiansen o s saddinaver
ma synas hafva ofvertage 81 xonventet
Bismark, sa att ON de Y enighet
kunna de styra som de VII q Ike allenas
grundlagsf6rsamlingen, utan afven d,
kommande valen. r+
L N. DokOtas konstitutionela kon
vent hafva tio skandinaver safe och STAN
ma, och hafva de saledes aran af att bidra
ga till att gifva den nya staten en- grund
lag. Det dr. EFT magtpaliggande varf, ock
sd kommer deras namn att for ALA tidel
bevaras statens historic.
OIycIsl,Indelse. En- bromsare a Mil
waukeebanan rakade onsdags under det
taget var gang att vid Wahpeton falla
ned fran locomotives kolbehallare, hvar-
vid han erh6ll sa svara skador, att d6den
nastan 6gonblickligen f0ljde. Den 81
sorgligt omkomne var endast % ar gam.
NAL.
LOnitagsk0nniteen N. Dakotas kon
vent afgaf onsdags sin rapport angaende
l6nerna for Observation-Disclosures. AT den.
ma framgick att guvern5ren skall af8nas
med $3, 900, v. guvern6ren med 81, 900 och
de 6friga Observation-Disclosures med 50, 0OC
arligen. License for f6rsaljning af rus.
gifvande drycker skall bestammas till
$1,000 stader med 0fver 5, 900 invanare
och till $500 for de mindre staderna.
KOnstitutiOneld kOnUentet i Bis
mark, narmar sig nu EN- It'd, da lifliga de.
batter kunna vantas. Fragan ON beskatt-
ningen af jernvagane kommer smart upp.
Hvad qvinnor6stratten betraffar, sd bin
konstitutionen antagligen sa affattad, att
denna fraga kan mar som helst afg6ras al
legislaturen, En-kammar-systemet vim.
ner ALT flera anhangare. Komiteen, SON
har att g6ra med Observation-Disclosures, viii
icke rappertera f0rr i'm den funnit ut
stamningen inom konventet.
HGndetn med .Si0uc. Indianema
d Cheyenne River agenturen skilja sig vii
sentligt fran indianerna de agenturer,
som commissioner f6rut bes3kt. De idka
icke &kerbruk och aro nastan lika vida
som forna dagar. Vid Bad River Dor en-
stam som har ganska val sk0tta farmar,
och skulle gerna underteckna billen, ON
de icke fruktade de manga motstandarne.
Den l6 juli anlande generalmajor Randall
till agenturen och helsades vilkommen al
h6fdngarne White S,oJn och -Four Bears,
hvilka ega stort intiytande pa halfblodsin.
dianerna. Pa aftonen h8llo indianerna
EFT radslag, hvarvid majoriteten var mot
f6rsaljningen af landet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-24
M l N N E s OTA.

/
Vaclcert sd. Eft mejeri st. Clouc
utbetalar manatligen 81 900 for gradde.
F0ga- .-sIcada-~....P Potatis-sikalbag
aro tunnsadda Or, och jordbrukaren kla
gar visst ej der5fver.
FredricE YOunggren fran Mnnea.
polls har erhallit kontrakt pa nedlaggandet
af en- kloakledning vid det nya statsfan-
gelset | st. Cloud.
POstUerhet. VIM. b. Darby ar ut
namd till posmastare Crookston; K. j. III.
jacobson i Bruce, Rock county; Ole Ra.
mum Ghent, Lyon county.
IttG beTyictdd anser sig 4. Birkle |
Kenyon hafva blifvit, derigenom att byra-
det latit krOgarne uppsatta kung6relse
att inga starkvar0r fick saljas till honom.
b. har nu anhangiggjort rattegang mot We
derb6rande och fordrar S., 900 skadestand.
Frttn MOOrIedd meddelas att en-
mj6lnare vid namn c. r. Peterson sasom
sinnessvag blifvit afsand till asylen st.
Peter. Orsaken till mannens beklagliga
stallning ar on olyckshandelse hvarigenom
han led allvarsamma skadOr.
SttJtsOGter-nyIteter: Eft bryggeri
skall uppf6ras for en- kostnad af $40, 900.
- Hr Stordock kommer att nedlagga sin
befattning som Warden for statsfangelset
den nastkommande September. Orsaken
till delta steg torde man kunna ana.
Frdn Albert Lea meddelas att hvete-
sk8rden k0mmer att begynna Freeborn
county under innevarande vecka, hvilket
ar tidigare an vanligt. Hafre och korn
arO redan afbergade och ar0 0fver f6rvan.
tan bade till qvaltet och qvantitet. Afven
majssk6rden ar lofvande.
HOppf1Jit. A. L. MohIer, bitradande
general manager for Manitoba jernvagen,
har f6retagit EN- inspekti0nsresa Red Ri.
yer dalen for att CORA sig underrattad ON
hvetegr0dans tillstand. Enligt gjorda iakt-
tagelser af Mohler aro utsigterna namda
landsanda langt battre an man anat. Sc
mare regnskurar hafva f5rbattrat vaxtlig-
ligheten, So att pa manga stsllen f6refnnes
utsigt till en- ymnig sk6rd. det hela be-
raknas att Manitoba banan instundande
sasong Tar frakta 80 millioner bushels
hvete till maEEnssien. Val wore ON berak-
ningen sloge in. F6rlidet ar intraffade pa
grund af tidig frost hardt nara missvaxt |
dessa trakter, hvadan behofvet nu dr. sa
mycket st6rre.
EFT hItydt stag. Fran MiIlerville
Douglas county rneddelas att Magnus john
son derstades blef ihjelslagen af aska pa
aftOnen den II dennes. j. hade varit ute
pa angen och traffades pa hemvagen af en-
askstrale. Kladerna refvos trasor pa
mannens kropp och antandes. Den enc
hasten, som j. k6rde vid tillfallet, blef af-
ven d6dad. Den Is egde begrafningen
rum, da pastor s. j. Kr0nberg f0rrattade
jordfastningen. Till text for liktalet hade
valts LUX. ID: 1-5. Deltagandet var all
mant och ALA kande sig kraftigt tilltalade
af denna handelse. Den sa hastigt bort
ryckte efterlemnar maka och en- son dup
sorg. J. var f5dd Ojeby socken, Krono-
bergs Ian och var vid slit franfalle 81 ar
gammal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
cAPsIzED IN THE BAYOU.
Mishap ~ a coiored Belle and Her Baby
Brother In South Memphis.

Brother In South Memphis.
Decked out in Sunday inery, Jennie
spillman, an cighiocn.ycar.old colorcd
beauty. started for drive late yeslcr.
DAY AFTERNOON. She held tho rcins, aud
had with her her little iour.ycar.old
brother, besides lad Of twelve, In the
buggy, while her dapple gray pony was rs
handsome almost ~ she. The girls spirits
seemed bright; the rig was stylish aud the
comcly belle Of Wright bowlcd along Tor a
square with all the gayoiy imaginable.
IN crossing a bridge over tho bayou ON
ialiosc street, south Of Georgia. the girl
handled her fcins clumsily, tho dapplc
gray stopped. began TO back, and soon
tumblcd hcadlong over the side OF IT.
tccn.iool cmhankmcnt into the bayou. In
the Follower tie buggy wheels. girls arms
aud legs aud the horses limbs all seemed
90 bo cumminglcd. At times they were
straight up In tho air, and again they were
not. II was a sudden transformation, aud
lasted hut moment. Then the horse lay
ON his back, with head aud body under
water The buggy, badly banged and bro.
ken. was upside down, aud the girl lay
underneath, while the little pickaninny
was enlangcd among the broken spokcs
Of hndwhocl. Persons near rushed 20
rescue the girl. She was dragged out In a
limp and bcdmgglcd condition, but her
vocal forces had apparently gained force
by the mishap, and she yelled like Co
manchc
Il took two minutes, moro or lcss, 10
cxlricalc the little boy from the broken
buggy timber aud the bayou soups, aud
as much longer TO help the horse from bis
| ugly position. Finally, everything alive
climbed up the hill with no bones broken,
but well baptized OF thoroughly drcnched
with mud aud water. The buggy was left
/ upside down, immersed, aud was badly
wrecked. A crowd gathered very soon,
as usual In such cases, and sympathiked
with the sufferers, but the worst injury
They received was 10 their feelings and
their clothes
The Young colorcd belle IL daughter ol
VIM. spillman, the blacksmith at Old and
New Madison street junction. She will,
doubtless, take few lessons In driving
before she again starts cut Tor a sunday
afternoon airing with couple 81 children
as her companious,6ad uiOs r,rre
BEgcnAMs piLSsgNc IN GUIDE. and ner
yOus Ills. Ns'se, 20 sum
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224second u.
BRIYKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2I Jefferson st
Dye WoRKs-L. Riegel & Co., 5S JEFF
ferson street. telephone 1880
G. r. HoTcuRIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches espo'
cially solicit. No. 81 Madison street.
CuNNIS0nAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work
men employed.
Pure and white rs tho flower whose
name Il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN & Lilly COFFEE AND SPICE Ga
REMEMBER, We are now offering for sale
that very choice pieco Of property located
on the northwest corner OF Front and Nc
Call streets, opposite the Gayoso Hotel
THE CoNAwAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
No. 2S5 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
THE AMERICANS WIN.
The Germans ooncede Everything In
tho Samoan Conference.

The Germans Concede Everything In
tho Samoan Conference.
Copyrirht 1889 by the New York Associated Press
DUBLIN, June AFTER the seventh
plenary sitting Of the Samoan conference,
held on Wednesday last, the American
Commission was in position to cable TO
Secretary Blaine the definite acceptance by
the German and English governments OF
the Washington proposals limiting the
German indemnity and Samoan and rights
TO levy import duties, and some OF Mr..
Blaine's amendments to tho clauses re-
lating 10 the international Samoan policy.
The Washington Governments aim.
ing ut the most possible indie
pendence OF the Samoans has not the
sympathy of the German official mind
which better comprehcnds measures to
protect European interests and 10 extend
European influence but after slight hes
ilation the German commissioners have
invariably yielded whatever conces-
sions America asked in the di-
reciion OF Samoan autonomy. On
tho other hand tho Americans have
conceded practically nothing, adhcring to
their original claims. Some show OF con-
sideration was made toward the close OF
conference by tho Americans leaving
the appointment Of the first resi-
dent Judge OF tho European COM
munity 10 England. In official circles
here Il Is surmised that, rs Chief Justice
Coleridge will have the power to appoint
the Judge, the known personal relations
OF the Chief Justice with America had
something 10 do with the American Com
missioner concession. The general re-
suits Of the conference do not afford tho
Foreign Office and the official press
theme for congratulations. On the con-
tary, there is a visible irritation over the
delay in the conclusion OF the treaty nego.
tiations. Semi-oicial papers ask why the
references being practically concluded,
the Washington Government postpones
the giving OF orders TO sign the treaty.
Tho truth is that no especial honor will
accrue TO the German Government from
the result Of the conference, so il
does not wish the matter 10 bc kept
before the public. The feeling In oh-
clal circles undoubtedly is that
Germany. having yielded every
thing demanded by the Americans, the
Government at Washington ought TO as
sent TO prompt conclusion Of the after.
Some slight suspicion even exists, though
entirely outside OF the conference, that
the American delegates have attributed
delays TO their Government waich in some
instances were due TO themselves. They are
having "A good time here and have not
specially striycn 20 accelerate the settle
mcnt Of the questions at issue. Obyi-
ously, n suggestion like this arises from u
de,irc 10 bury the issues Of the confer.
ence out Of sight Of the public Us soon rs
possible.
Secretary Blaincs instructions 20 sign
the treaty arc expected la the course Of
next week.
Since completed draft Of the treaty
has been cablcd to Washington, no all.
vices have reached the Commissioners in.
dicaiing the likelihood Of further refer.
once 10 the conference.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

Nasl vile is aroused TO the demands
upon her as an educational center OF Ten
nessee, by the meeting there, from July
10 to 90 OF the National Educational AS
ISOLATION.
Readers OF TIE APPEAL arc familiar
with this association, its objects, achieve
ments and dimensions, through frequent
references TO II in these columns.
Last year tho association met at San
Francisco, and was attended by about
5000 Of the countrys most cultured and
jealous people. It's visit was the direct
cause OF wonderful stimulus to matters
educational on the Pacific Coast. II also
presented an unexcclled opportunity ioi
teachers to study the social and eco nomiC
questions in the far West which could be
best studied only through personal con-
tact with and investigation Of them. The
same results will follow in Tennessee, and
can be extended over largo portion OF
the South by means OF excursions ar
ranged TO take place after the business OF
the annual meeting has been disposed OF.
Prof. Wharton S. Jones is the assoca-
tons director for Tennessee Prof. w.
X. Garrett il president OF the Local Exec
utive Committee at Nashville 10 arrange
for the associations coming entertainment
and disposition Immediately after adjourn
ment. No little correspondence has taken
place between these two gentlemen with
reference 10 an excursion TO Memphis,
and the Bluff City Is named in the "ofli-
cial bulletin" ms Il point OF interest for as
aa.tuItst, Lne -. -.
Prof. Jones is anxious 10 make elaborate
local arrangements for their coming. lie
knows, from personal experience at San
Francisco, what could be accomplished by
IL. Preparations cannot be made without
energetic cooperation by tho business
community. A nucleus organization for
this is found In the Advertising Commit
tee OF the Merchants Exchange. The
opportunity is one that has never been
offered before. and may never again DO
for hall century
zone feature OF their civilization at San
Francisco" said Professor Jones TO an Ar.
PEAL reporter yesterday, while discussing
this matter, sit was insisted that we visit
and study. That was the Chinese. Thos,
people argued, and correctly. that we did
not understand aud appreciate their op.
position TO the Chinese, condition that
would be changed by personal inycstiga'
ton. We went, and found 1t just ss rep.
resented. Every one OF us left there In
full sympathy with them. So ii will prov,
with us and the negro, the conditions be-
ing the same, except that we are not OPP
posed TO the negro Us they were and are tC
the Chinese. II is our opportunity L
bring the national educators into full sym
pathy with us on the negro question"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
eo..ump,,on, ssrofaia. GENERA,

Debility, Wasting Diseases Of Children.
Cllynic Coughs aud bronchitis, can he cured
by the use oi scoits Emulsion Of Pure Cod
Liver OIL with llypophosphit,s. Prominent
physicians use h aud testify 20 N, great
value. Please real the following II used
SCOTS Emulsion for an obstinate Cough
with llcmouhagc, Los OF Appetite, Ema.
have now left, and believe your Emulsion
has saved a case Of well developed Consump-
ton. 1T. J. fISDLEY, NJ. d., Lone star,
Tens
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
Mmlnncrlnnrrr

top want of appetite. loss Of strength. lack
xtncrFy. malaral Intermittent fcyors, etc.
Browns lion Bittcis never fail 10 cure these
diseases. They act like o charm ON the d.
gcstlvc organs, removing all dyspcptio symp.
toms, such ~ bclching, heartburn, bilious.
ness etc. Remember Il h the only Iron
PREPARATION that will not blackcn the tectl
or give headache.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
A Wet spot Ia Iowa.

From the Peoria Transcript
The city marshal OF Dubuque publishes
a notice warning all saloon keepers that
their licenses are now due, aud that un-
less they are promptly paid saloons be-
longing 20 delinqucnts will be closed up.
There isquite a sermon In that notice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
California ExcnrsIon.

Tho Kansas City. Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad, in connection with the Union
Pacific Railroad, have arranged to sell
round trip tickets from Memphis TO San
Francisco for $3.50. This includes round
trip ticket good for six months, sleeping
car from Memphis to San Francisco, meals
en- route, side trips into the mountains Of
Colorado, hotel bills, hack fare and every
conceivable expense. The excursion Will
be limited to 100, and will DO composed OF
the very best people. There will DO no
crowding In the slcepcrs, only twenty.iour
persons TO u car. Tho train will leave
Memphis at $50 O'Clock am. Juno IA
from the Mississippi 4 Tennessee Depot,
and will take ten days TO make the trip on
account Of stops at Denver, Salt Lake and
other noted points OF interest. For full
particulars call at $50 Main street.
II. ID. ELLIS, General Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

Whom there isn good crop and prices
are low docs not always indicate that no
profit is realized, for, with fair crop
irui,s Of nearly oil kinds can be raised ior
market NJ very small cost, aud can be
sold cheap and yet be profitable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

So far rs possible no fruit should DO al.
lowed 10 20 10 waste. What IL not used
OF cannot be marketed TO advantage
should be dried, cyaponlcd, canned, or
put up in such shape that Il can be- kept
Tor use during the winter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
wilson a riinn. ma Main street.

Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets. Rugs,
Mating, etc. at tho very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholstcr.
ing, shipping and packing furniture, aud
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
Going whc-e Mes, Needed.

Prom the ANauh Nonsutuituh
II is said that Mr.. Carkson. Of tho In
terror Department, IL preparing To 20
back 10 Iowa aud edit his newspaper Ii
Is Il paper that sadly needs editing just
uoW
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03
Kcrn The Gums rIenIih,

II you want sweet mouth and breath II
the gums become sp0ngy, they lose their
power TO hold the teeth. The use OF Sozo.
don't h invaluable because Il removes the
tartar which separates the teeth aud gums
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

" you suffer from looscncss Of the bowels,
Angostum liiticrs will surely cure you. li,.
ware OF countcrlciis aud ask for the genuine
article, prepared by Dr. J. q. b. sicgcri \
SIMS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-03

Frum the Alta California.
Why do we have 40 little Of Chaunccy
Dcpow2 The telegraph, after making him
the commoncst noun in the language, has
dropped him into tho ocholcss vaults OF
silence.
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u. MrMnhen. 10 unIan VI.

Has recently made some OF tho most
beautiful suits OF clothes ever seen In the
city. lie makes a specially OF fine goods,
and his reputation for lifting Is unsur.
passed.
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commencement Week ai the Higbsc

school.
The exercises Of the week will be Ms fol-
lows
Monday and Tuesday School-work
completed. examination (writenl In ari,h-
mc,ic, rhetoric aud Latin.
"Wednesday o'clock to o'clock,
reception and exposition Of pupils work
IN nl departments. Art reception, 10
o'clock am. to 10 O'Clock pm.
Thursday Eight o'clock pm, recital,
music and clocution.
Friday-Eight o'clock pm, graduates
exercises.
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from the somcrlllc Journal.
A modest blush sufiufcd her gentle face.
For shc had iust bccn asked a. vel
And she replied with fscgt - Louis grace.
"Nhy cert. she fnlH
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The peculiar purifying aud building up
powers OF Hoods Slrsaparilla make IL the
very best medicine 10 take nt this season.
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TOO GOOD TO LET SLIP.
BRING THE NATIONAL, EDUCATORS
TO THE CITY.

Efforts in Progress to Run an Excursion
Train Load of Them From Nashville,
After the Annual Meeting at Nashville
In July Next.
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nsmph,. Carriage Work.

Nos. 81 AND 50 MADISON SrRKEr.
Repairing aud Building Fine Vehicles.