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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

To tho many lsiad friends who 60
generously cxtollal aud all sym.
pat!y during tho recent iIlnoss OF my
now dccoasct husband, desire tc,
extend my s.ncoro und heartfelt
thanSa. Your kindness TO mo and
my children, as well as to the afflicted
husband end fathcr, will never be
forgotten. Mny Cod bless you for
your kindlcss and tondor sympathy
TO mo and mine.
Mrs. JrSaIE JEssvP.
Ellio, Sept. 1G, 1860.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21
An Even Thlns.

Democrat TO iisgnated Republican
who has boon running tlown prcsi.
don't Hlrrison) WHAT hayo yol got
To complain about 1ftrrisou?
Digsusto1 Republican (~ho han
failed to eoouro Gn o!ilao no wantod) :.
Harrison doesn't promote morit.
Democrat THAT ovono thinao up;
morit novo; promoted Harrison. -
Texas Siitings.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

Carson Appeals Tho nomination Of
Theodore Winters for tho Governor
ship by tho DJmoJrLti1 Convention
at Reno 10 without doubt tho strong.
est that tho Democracy OF Nevada
could hayc made, und thero is no uso
in Disgusting tho fact that ho can
only bc bcaten By II closO attention 10
details during the ctmpaigu mud Il
united effort OH election day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21
Dying of Civilization.

A Chicago paper says: Tho full
Il CODED Datota Indians nfo puny and
woak, showing ovcry Sign OF carly
decay. Those In tho position to know
. Gay that thero nre iew Of tho grown
mon who have not contracted diecases
incident to vico, nil OF which tend to
plaoe Lo In worry pitiblo plight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21
Omcial Surveys.

Tho to!loyin. letter OF interest to
the psoolo o. Moual VLlloy explains
itscii:
R.So, NEVADA, September IL. 1890:
j. 4. PLUM.EH Esq. Dear !Sir:-I
haro orders from Washington t. con-
tract, ut tho czpense Ct the Govern
:ncat, for suTvsy OF T.3 ~, Il. STE,
III. ID. B. Il NJ and have dolc 80 this
LAY and will hlro Same surveyed in
October.
Yours,
Gro. +. TrEIITriH,
US. Surveyor. General 0! Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

NEruTY u. ~. LAND Ann MlNfpAL
- Surveyor for NtySds. Mincs laid oui
aud surveyed for Fat Mt. land surveyed, ap.
pllcs'ions. cout srts. rnym,rts on isud. an 1
srp riainiug ti taking mp or hoidiDR lard Of
the Sieis Or DIVA nin,hi ait'ndcu 10. shall
keep fully postca as to eii lands akcntp al {,
atani III tno eastern pa OF kevada Al
aSesa E1to, XevsdA.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

Tho Republican Platform rays:
"Trus,s that grow rank under Clovo.
lands administration l,avo boon
broken up and nal, TO oboy tho laws
OF commc-co;" and yet james G..
Bliinc declares that "trusts aro largo
iy p;iyIte at ,irJ wita whiJl, tho NV.
o:nm9nt has - right 10 intorfo.c."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21
Tho Funeral NYns small.

NIrs. OI,ourl,o Did ycz SEQ Mishtcr
Ofool's funeral, Mrs. RAlrcrty2
Mrs. Rlircrty-Oi didn't.
Mrs. 01Iourlso Only ihrco car
rihgcs! Faith an If Oi couldn't havo
bsttcr funeral nor that, Oi ruthcr
not dic.-IES.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21
AdrcrtIsnn I,oltcrs.

T'ollowing 10 list OF lcttcrs romnin.
ing IN tho pcstoillco ut Elko, Mon.
day, Sept. 10, 1900:
A r. Andrew, james Brown,
Miss Roso Wintor.
Persons calling for any Of tho aboyo
lottofs will plcHse say "ndvortised."
EDWARD l.. DiLKEY, L. NJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

The largest political demonstration
ovor held in Wyoming was that OF tho
Democrats ut Cheyenne. Tho i'm.
preston IL daily gaining ground that
tho Democrats Will carry tho Stuto.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

Rcno Journal:--Lew Stovonson 70.
colvol n dispatch from Carson yes.
terday afternoon saying that his
father the Goyernor) was tinkipg
tast, aud b, loft for CaiGon ON tho
lAo accom- iation traiu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

A Scotch clergyman in recent lee.
ture. said The great peculiarly Of the old
Scottish elder orsdeacon;was his power
Of propounding Scripture; be was never
Al loss about the meaning Of a"y pas
sage. As an illustration Of this, he said
Al elder was reading and commenting
upon the thirty fourth Psalm, aud the
book being printed in the old style, when
he came 10 verse thirteen he saw: Keep
INV tongue from evil, and Thy tips from
speaking guile" The last two wcra- hs
read aloud as "sqnesking girls" and then
he remarked by way 81 exposition. "It =
laviden, from this passage. the Scr'pturo
Hoes MT absolutely forbid kissing, but
Ias IN Christianity everything j. 10 ~
done decently and ~ order. we are here
encouraged by The passage 70 chooses
rather. those girls thar take il quietly.
and not those that squeak under the opcr-
ation.r r- Christian Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

his fruit. as II u an object for the buyer
10 mack IN such orchards.
A few words IN relation TO the plant
ing aud care Of orchards and | am done.
Toc much care cannot be given 20 the
of the ground before plant-
Ing out yonng orchard Many OF me
old orchards IN nv part OF the s'a'f
were set ont among The stnmps 80 +" al
ter the land was cleared. The land being
new and strong the trees grew vigorous
~ ana Ia few years began 70 bear frui''
aud in every case mere ihe Sirss nave
taken care % their s1chsrds hY H'v'"s
the ground a sufficient amount Q. n'an''tr
from year 10 wear ~ keep the ground i'i
a fertile condition. know Of no failure.
Many of our fruit growers have taken
the precaution 20 thoroughly umderdrH'n
their orchards. which claim should p"
done with every orchard. | care not
how rolling Tie land ma be. and IN Tie
setting of new orchards, there IL no dam
ger of getting lie land too rich before
planting out the young trees. ana "
Sure 80 put a lille drain down three -
four teel between every row Of trees
either before planting or Immediately
after.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

Lima, O. Feb. C.-There will be hear
inc At the Office Of the auditor of Al'eo
county next week regarding the qUes'to1|
ot the citizenship ot Standardized Bflce
who for the past five years has evsdo1|
ihe payment of personal taxes ~ this city
because OF his claiming citizenship j1|
New York. Ile has made himself liable
for nearly $4,000 back taxes and pen<l>|
ties by claiming ~ the senstor'sl iisht q
be resident Of Ohio. u. W. Morkoo
|thsler has in his possession ~ immeoe
lamout of papers. each one making 'u
In the chain. and the latter y ens'rel
com ,lete. IL has been calculated en4
the amount Of Brice's petsons' propertx
subject 10 taxation in Lima bv reason
his citizenship, Is somewhat over S3,eco
loco, invested IN various cornofstions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14
The Dependent Pension f}iii . Re-
publican Measure.
The Service Pension I;iIi . SOIS
diers' Measure.


indianapolis Journal: The depend-
cnt pension bill i Republican meas
ure because Grover Cleveland Hsde t
40. ,-a patriotic measure In that it
recognizes the debt which the kepnb~
lie owes 10 the now old men who gave
the best years Of their lives. and while
serving The country became The vic
tins 81 disease which did not show itself
for years. or these men. many shon<-
ands are in poor-houses or are burden
10 friends who are no' able % care for
them. The Republican Party. iruefo iis
pledges, renewed by the president in his
message. proposes 10 relieve these men
~ Tie odinul Of the poor~hnu<c and tho
psngs Of neglect and want. u y absurd
to say that the dependent pension law
op.ns the door 10 fraud, since ID viii b
easy Tor the commissioners Of pensions
10 make rules which will make il im~
possible for any man VINO does not come
within the provisions Of the oiii IN have
his name placed upon the pension.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

Ata recent meeting Of the Phiiniel-
phia drug exchange. Mr.. Jones. of the
firm or Powers & Weightman. spoke oa
the subject Of a tariil on quin'ne - fol-
lows:
.Therc IL no argument whatever that
Won can bring 20 bear on quininc tho1
does not apply to other commodities. I
tell YOU am either proiecsionisi Or =
free trader. II = going 10 be . duty o.
ouinine and on everything else. or W.
are going 20 have the British - ssem 81 u
can do anything toward il. shst's eQrc-
Mr. Jones i quite right. There r. -
reason Why quinine should not Be pro-
ltccted thAt does not apply 20 other con-
lmodities. Since quinine was put % 10
lfree list the price has been enormously
reduced, the number Of manufacsortoo
has increased. and the warkmen recetvo
the same wages as formerly. Nevertho-
less Powers g. Wei2htman used 10 mato
n great deal of money out of the tariff
and II the tariff system of pillagc i 90 Be
continued we see no reason why they
zhonId not have their share Of the spo1Ie.
Give us tariff on 1uinine and snhsidy
lfor newspapers and we and Mr.. Jooc1
Twill submit TO oppression IS long - any
lone. - indianapolis Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

a. the train stopped st q station about
30 miles west OF indianapolis we noticed
an unusually large crowd on the depot
platform. and II was evident that speech
making had been INDUCED In and that
snmebodv of note was taking his depart
IRE. We soon discovered Thar this per-
son was q certain Col. Blank. who came
into the car with = package under bis
arm. and whose cheeks were wet with
farewell tears. lie called "Good-by !" q
score OF times from the window. ani As
the train finally rolled on he blew tsis
nose. wiped his eyev, and turned 10 ~
with:
"Gentlemen. II touches the hear'strinRs
TO part with old friends aud neighbors. "
~ on are saying farewell. them"
"Yea. arm going up 10 indianapolis
70 reside. The field hero i too limited,
=. have discovered after ten years resi-
|dence.''
"Wel. is certainly pleasant to part
from friends the way yom have ?"
"Indeed. IL Il. Over 200 Of The best
pcople IN 10 wn came down to use see OF
aud the president of the bank made q
beauti rul speech, wished me every sue
ces. aud ali tist. and then handed me
this as token Of respect and esteem:
.Ah! Made ynu present, eh! Evi-
IDENTIFY something nce?v
"Bound to he," replied the colonel, Al
the took package from the seat.
"Pcrhaps you don't want 10 reveal th'
contents here ?"
20. have no objections. Wei undo
\ il and see what they have given me"
4 He carefully united the string and re
moved the several papers which wrap
ped the precious memento, and 10. there
was exposed TO our gaze a-eponge. 1e-
sir: great big hath sponge. which neve
cost leas than dollar! We pressed for
ward to see II. and the colonel turne'
red and white bv turns. bit his lips AM
bobbed about on the seat. and ~ we he'll
our breaths he hurst out with:
4 "(1entlrnen. hesrtstrings be bowed
The onerv. thieving. loafing, lying crow
have gone and heaped . deadly insult q
| ma. and the next $50 years OF my III
: shall be devoted to wsding in huma'
blood clear up 10 the top vest but'on."-
New York Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

A contributor 70 the Wichita, Kan.
Eagle. who represents himself 90 "the
abiect aud humiliated possessor Of some
empty buildings In that town, with 2
tax or e9l2 for the current year charged
against him, gives most lugubrious de-
scriptiom Of the condition of affairs IN
that place. lie says: I'VE are suffer-
Ing from stagnant depression The last
two and one.hnlf wears have been awful,
'diabolical. oppressive, burdensom one.
Irous. abominable. desestable, criminal
lexecrahle and internal. venomouslys m
prolitable. and We aint 10 blame. VIZ
have work ed earnestly, lived economical.
Ily. and we ere worse of than II we had
lsnnk under the burden on the start
Can any condition that fate has Ia stor'
re worse than tho present contion Q
Affairs?"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

The following patents were granted
for the week ending Jan. 20. 1890, re.
ported expressly for this paper by jos.
III. Hunter, Solicitor OF American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, d. c.:
G.J. Cline, Goshen, fence $. L. Cow
an, Clarksburg, cofIec.grinder; J. }.
Hamilton and J. ". Hull, New Castle,
seed sower; }. r. Karr, Monticello. re.
m owing incru station from boiler tubes
j. ID. Kutz, Warsaw, water heating ap.
paratus; j. L. Iceper, Fort Wayne, bi'
cylc (2 patents y w. w. Watson. Lewis
vile, farm gate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

Princeton Democrat: II must be clear
to any man nth the most ordinary busi-
ness instincts that good roads mean thrift,
liberslity and wealth. They mean good
farms and good value 10 real estate.
They mean that the farmer enjoying
their uee will save time going over them.
will save wear and tear, not only 10 his
wagons. but on bis teams, will Be richer
man on account Of them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

A special meeting Of the BOARD G
Commissioners OF Spencer county
be held at the court house next Mono@
for the purpose Of ordering an eIecl5c
in Harrison township - vote o. ~
question Of donating two per cent. -
IL aid Of building the Rockport. Evao@
ton. ST. Meinrsi and Ferdinand railroa1
-Rockport Jorrn~l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

The Progressive Farmer complains
that there is TOO much valuable land
wasted in maiutaining county roads.
Saws the Farmer: "The rosds In Illinois.
We believe, are required by law to be
sjxty feet wide. One Of these roads pas
sing through section Of land occupies
four acres. or more, and that which y
NOT used for actual travel j. worse than
" asted. for II il left to grow noxious
seeds to trouble the adjacent fields. This
Iis = subject we'll worthy of thought and
The public highways should
not be stinted, snade crsmped and mar
Iro -. still there is no reason why acres
upon acres OF good land should he LEFT
Ito grow mp ia thorns and thistles."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

II Il reported that one OF our physi-
ncias sent box Of capsules 10 patient
recently, aud after the contents had been
carefully empsicd and swallowed. the
invalid returned the empty capsules 10
the doctor. with Instructions TO have the
little bottles refilled. spencer Demo
crat.
That's nothing. Hon. Thos. B. Bus
kirk before going to bed the other night
took. % he supposed, three capsnles o'
quinine for the "grippe." The next day
be expressed himself rs feeling much bet.
ter. During the day his son discovered
that he took empty capsules, upon learn
ing which. Tom immediately became
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

Here Is an unique specimen % : snc|
ical certificate Of death. IL was teader1
Nv . native apothecary q fecsus n
o.est in India: Il think she dic1
lost her life for want of food q cu =
count OF starvation, and perhaps
other things ot her comtortabless o|
most probably she died BY drouniuI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

Emmett Early, sober ana exZ
brakeman, was killed while coupls1
cars on the q. & M. three years ago. g
his wife sued the company for <200
damages. In the Jscksou circnit coo
a. Brownstown, on the 5ih, . jury 9av|
her a verdict for $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

Al preacher, walking 70 churcn one
SUNDAY morning. saw . small boy fishing,
s"T ssid. "Littlc boy. don't you know
80 s wronU , 20 catch fish on Sun'ay?"
=. Tns lille boy, who sat about two
nc,,rs = without 4 bite, turned his disgust
"a fsce up to the preacher aud said
sSvhos a-calchin' any fish !"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

In 4 Breach OF Promise Case. The
IL your age, madam! The
answer? The court
You must. The Plaintiff Why Judge,
thought people didn't have to testify
against them elves!-Puck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

A tax collector Of Crawford county a.
Gently sent the following dun 20 de'14
ouent: Mr.. l tot would Rite 700
tew lines ia regard 10 your tax ! has
20 To town the last ot the month -
wont you Tax on or before the - ~
dond want 10 Levy and Sell property ~
can help it, Indianapolis Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

rArxs - 'AnvH" -
For square Insertion. rs cts.
,o.ser .avsrti.sms.nt.ss ts.. = .n",s. the r.%s &c
rae. ',.ntcd ~ square. These
iar''' I'm" .."s FOR transient advertise
Are ne 'e. er.sssons5lc de educ'ion will he
msaa -. = 'stI q appointment o admins. I.
So''csSs legal notices oflike character
.r'b : "a paid in advance
70 y .xxouxcrSc CANDIDATES \,
var township OfAssrs' eacn aoI q
IT, o;s,rist, re. Circuit, or State 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

"A Butler county man, whose entire
property u assessed ~ S55, II tbe owner
or i've dogs, on which ho will have 70
pay $3.50 tax. Hisproperty tax i $2.75
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

A cowbov in Idaho WAS taken before =
iustice OF the peace OF a small town ~
that territory. not long since. says az ex-
change, aud The only law book That coul ID
Re had was Cushings Manual, and the
only attorney in town was employed by
The defendant. Tho attorney made q
motion that the prisoner be discharged:
The court looked over hia Manual and
ssid: "rhe motion must have second. \
The prisoner seconded the motion. The
court put the motion. and the lawyer
voted ave- "All those opposed TO the
motion will say no" said the court
"There being no objections, motion g
adjourn Il il order,r replied the judge
after examining the Manual the second
lime. The prisoner made the motion
and the court adjourned. II Princeton
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14
,..rp EVERY vR1pAy, At JASPER
vu'" .o,s couNTy. INDIANA. ~
pon1E ELEMENT DOANE.
orFICE.-Is CouH'E1 BUILDING o.
wrsr sixth srRrrr.

,n,cE .oY sUssoR'rT'"N'
s,,h.crlptiou, for 81 Nos, 8 g g
.n e., X months,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14

John Dillon, formerly Of Marion town
ship, died in Arkansas last sunday morn, y
ing. lie was splendid young man y
Years old. He was brother OF Tbos
II .lDilIon. Esq OF ,h;- place, and son
~ James Dillon. Of Marion township
He was brought 10 his old home this
week and buried in New Lebanon Gene.
terv. Marion township. AT the time o.
~ death be was engaged in the hotel
Ibusiness. Pike 60. Democrat.
Presidcnt Mackey las conceived . plan
10 make honest passeug ger conductors o. q.
the Louisville, Evansville and y. Louis
Road. He requires every ticket agent
On The line to see that no Que boards
train without ticket. and ne also re-
onires 4 daily report Of the sale q al
tickets At each ofllse, the name Of tht
nurchsscr. his destination and tho price
~ Mps;d for the ticket. Some of me agents
sake ,hc position that by this scheme
their work has been 20 increased ina
sheir salaries should be Increased.
l-Evsns willie journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-14
The Republican Party Aud Its
ltaScals.

II appears from the testimony OF For
ger w oOd that ex-tsDvernor Foraker sus-
pected, il be did not know. the character
of the document used III the OHIO cam
paign, aud cx-Mayor Amor, smith Of
Cincinnati, testiiies positively that before
the document was published ~ sli he
called Mr. Murat Ha!-lead'r attention 20
the apparently bogus character Of the
signatures. The Congressional investi-
CATION il bringing cut a mass OF evidence
showing Tie corrupt use of public Office
10 a-~l~t IL schemes Of blackmail, OF
which forgery and similar crimes are an
Incident. The whole OF the testi,noii
constitutes q shocking exposure Of the
methods Uf Republican politicians IN
Ohio, but, ~ in the case OF Dudley alter
the exposure Of his system OF fraud -
Indiana. these men will all retain their
party standing. The only Ohio Repub-
lican politicians found protesting against
the campaign OF forgery are Messrs. Nc
klnley, sherman and Buttcrworth, who
, were among the intended victims Of IL
The Republican party, nationally, vii
never have the courage to put Foraker
on national ticket. because the opp0si
tiOn Ot tbeee three men would uriea
such ticket IN Ohio. but Foraker will
remain as active as ever in Ohio poIi,ics
!, aud ii lie again secures control OF patron
age, will again use tito pay tor materia
!, 10 blackmail his oppoaents. Politics
crimes do not impair the standing OF IN
!, Republican politician. The virtual hea
!, of the Republican party Is bimself an ]
!, = Illustration of this fact mote n"tabIe eve
than Forake er furnishes la his connectio
y with the Onio forgery. Though detec
ed ia corrupt practices that would hay
damned any Democrat who ever live
o,in the United states Mr. Jsmes
q Blaine Is undoubtedly more popular
's.l The Republican party to-day than Abr
q niham Lincoln or any other Republics
'el who ever held Office without making
q corrupt use Of il. 50 far are many
nhi. admirers from condemning his 60
&C ruption tha, they impute it 20 him 4
70 Extraordinary genius. u u nny u q
81 light OF such facts that Foraker's cool n
ne dacity Ia telling on ihess stand how
ne barganed public Office tor the forge
y paper IL at All intelligihle lie is 1
~ Ohio politician. and, knowing his part
Deihc must know that II never fails % raj
utmost strongly 10 the support Of its wor
rs rascals. st. Louis Republic.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05

Among the curiosities at the Paris sx-
position was statue representing the
legendary German heroine Marguerite.
Viewed from the front, It presented no
unusual appearance, but when placed
before large mirror the reflection from
the back of the statue showed the image
Of Marguerites lover, Faust, standing, ap-
parently, just behind her.
This remarkable effect was obtained by
ingeniously carving the features and fg-
IRE OF Faust in the back of the original
statue. The face was formed by the hair
Of the statue, and the same arms an
swered for both figures, In one case be-
ing held in front. and In the other
crossed behind the back. The folds
Of the robe of Marguerite at the back
were modelled $50 as to form the fig
ure of Faust, and It is to be noted that
theilIusion was only perfect when viewed
in q mirror II the back of the statue
was observed directly, the secondary fig
ure was not 50 evident. The statue is a
most remarkable example of the sculp-
tor'sart, and indicates an unusual amount
Of artistic and mechanical talent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05

Is ST. Paul Street.
Between Baltimore and Fayette Streets,
Where he viii be pleased to see his Annapolis
friends. He has in stock all the latest
Styles and Patterns, and viii Cut and Make TO
Order, Garments in the Latest Fashion. -
Over 2, Coo Different Patterns to select FROM
He solicits call from Annapolitans when in
Baltimore. 3 20