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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
MINISTER MONTHS RECEPTION
Secretary Elaine and other Notable
People Wit Attend.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia happy
event which looks to the speedy res.
toration of pcaccable relations with
Chile is expected 10 take place next
Saturday evening, when Senior Don
Pedrou Montt, the new Chilean Min
lister, will give dinner To Secretary
and Mrs. Blaine, at which many of the
South American diplomats will be
present, as well ns some army aud
navy officials and other dignitirics.
People here remember with smile
"hsh Minister Montt few months
ago, then simply an agent of the junti
party i'm Chile. knocked at the door of
the State department in vain for rccog-
milton Mr.. Months feelings were quite
different then FROM what they are TO-
day. Since then ~ great many
events have transpircd. mngnfy-
ing the Importance of senior
Months position as regards diplo.
matte affairs. Then he was known
as only the chum of the blatant Julio
Foster, the agent Of the rcvolutionis,ts,
sort of rag tag and bobiail who was
designated 10y some of the fresh Young
South American diplomats ns "Old
Threc-Card Montt." Now hc is s,cnor
Montt. Minister Moutt. envoy extra.
ordinary and minister plcnipolentiary
Four months agoa Washington Job
printer refused To print n pamphlet set
ting forth the rcvolutionists' cause in
Chile unless Senior Montt put up the
vulgar ucre in advance II don't know
who you are, said the printer. "and
you may never pay this bill unless get
il now"
SO the future minister from Chile had
TO pluuk down the coin of the realm
before he could even venture "a sugges.
tion aS 10 what sort Of "a title page lie
wanted for his pamphlet
To-day. however the papers describe
with much cclat the coming social
event at Minister Months. indmIging
IN great deal OF gtSh about what "A
delightful parsonage Mrs Mont is,
while only last sunday "a society writer
devoted much valuable space to IA min.
ute description OF Mrs Months trous-
scau
Verify South American republics are
unstable and things do changed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
DECLINE TO ASSIST FRANCE.
England. Austria. italy aud Germany
wiz Not Interfere with Bulgaria.

LONDON, Dec 90. "A Berlin dispatch
TO the Standard says Frances request
for a joint protest TO Turkey against
Bulgaria's election of Chadourne has
been declined 10y England, Italy, Aus
tria and Germany.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. o2.--Thc Jour.
nal dc ST. Petersburg, n scmi-oflicial
paper. says that the omissions Of the
Bulgarinns To act through the French
agent at Sofia in the expulsion of NJ.
ChadournG, the French journalist. from
bulgaria and in other matters con
necied with that expulsion constitutes
n fragrant infringement of existing
treaties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

LONDON, Dee. 20.-Thc Berlin CORE
spoudent Of the News says that telc-
grams which have been sent 10 that
city from Vienna contain the informa-
ton that the Car Is displcascd Mt the
Chadouinc affair as tending TO hurry
Turkey into the arms Of the drcibund.
The Russian government. IL is further
said, IL trying 10 influence M. Ribot,
the French minister Of foreign affnirs
to adopt a niildcr policy In the matter.
Treaty Between 1rnnec aud Greece.
PARIS, ~. o. Negotiations have
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
PASSENGERS FATALLY HURT
Collision Bctween "a Grip Car aud Bee
Wagon at PIttsbnrg.

NHE"h at TIttsbnrg.
PirrsuUR0, Dec. 20. "A Butler street
cable ear ON the Citizcns' line colidcd
with a beer wagon this morning. Two
passengers were fatally and six others
seriously injured. The fatally injured
are; benjamin Wise, skull fractured:
Abner Edwards, cut with glass and In.
jured 10y blow. The passengers were
all badly shaken mp. bruised and cut
by glass. six of thcm had 10 be taken
TO their homes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

BRUSSELS, Dee 90 Tomorrow night
the King of the Bclgans will entertain
at supper 800 workmcn who have been
engaged In the reconstruction of the
royal chateau ut Leekcn. IL was dc.
stroycd by fire last year. The King
will himself preside at the supper,
which will be laid in the conservatory
80 tho ,.hofno.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
PROSPECTS OF A FIGHT.
Alliance Congr-ssmcn Diucr widely as
to the plan to BE Followed.


WASHINGTON. Dec. %. "A lively row
is expected TO result from the caucus OF
the Alliance congressman which will
bc held just after the holidays
Some OF the Western members oppose
the sub treasury idea. When the rep
rcscntativcs OF the peoples party
reached Washington and compared
notes they were found TO entertain
widely different views on most all
the cardinal principles Of the
peoples party. For example,
some OF the Southern members
do not agree with the Western members
as to the issue that shall bc made
prominent in the future. The Southern
members were TO force the sub treasury
plan, while Jerry Simpson holds the
whip handle, thinks the snb-trcasury
plan ought TO bc allowed for the pres
cnt 20 remain in a state OF coma.
Simpson says Postmaster General
Wanamnl,cr has ncbulous ideas OF the
plan, but the Postmaster-G Generals
party Is not with him and lie Is not I'm
position to make his suggestions effec-
tive. derry says the postmaster-Gcnc
ais ideas. like infant industries, ought
not 10 be discouraged.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

|nrnE are other than purely politi-
hnd economic issues which. in our
challenge public attention and
|rve thoughtful consideration. And
be- these pertinent issues is the
lee from whence we arc TO draw
supply OF tho new citizens Of this
|blio Two sources OF supply arc
,ssiblc 10 us--immigratlon and the
hing up OF American children. We
kll kcenly alive 70 the dangers that
cn\ our government whom igno-
,nmorai and vicious foreigners
ado citizens by hundreds and
uds. and tho Importance Of sur
az tho process OF naturalization
repor safeguards Is readily APP
Is by oil who are awake TO the
n tho republic from this quar-
~ great cIrcumspoctIon at this
Not Do exercised. for any lack
a.bcs hore viii very seriously
fhc future Of our institutions
|lcrminc tho very foundations
Nh 4 national pcrpctuity rost>
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

BosroS, Dec. 90. The will OF Deacon
Josiah wCools Of Cambridge bequcaths
various sums TO half dozen relatives.
some $4,000 10 local charities and the
remainder to be divided equally among
the following; Baptist Home Mission
airy society, Atlanta; Baptist seminary
Of Atlanta, Ga; Clinton college. Ken
lucky; Worcester academy. Hebrew
academy and Cambridge hospital. The
estate IN valued nj about sl7s. 600.
John Chutcllon 4 son'a scale factory
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. dec. 20. Miss
MiIlic Pfanman. who has since Aug /
been under arrest charged with blow.
ing up the residence Of Joseph NJ. in.
vcnal, In Armonrdalc. has been re-
leased from custody There was mo-
evidence 10 show that She had commit.
ted the deed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

SAN Diroo, Call. Dee 25 Patrick
shcald. an American sailor who az.
rived here from Valparaiso. says he
was recently arrested by Chilean po
lice without cause and beaten into IN
scnsibilitv.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

WnuE unfair or hostile criticism Is
y be deprecated II must not lie for
<otten that the author expressly in
<|lcs public judgment and that he has
v c)aim TO favor except as he merits
N He puts his wares on the market
2sIth the unspoken declaration that
hoy are worth the price asked and
Dc time necessary TO read them; and
yone who finds them worth neither
me nor MONEY has express license TO
y SO. The majority of authors
'derstand this and accept criticism.
cn when hostile with as good a
bee as possible we'll knowing thnt
he criticism is deserved it is idle 10
lent II. and that II undeserved il
u 10 neither author nor book any
pry. There are some. however,
resent any unfavorable criticism
an unjustlnablo outrage and insist
u those who cannot speak well OF
~ books shall hold their peace
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

NEw York, Dec 20. Edward M.
Field has manifested no interest In the
decision rendered by the lunacy com
mission In his ease aud is seemingly as
oblivious.to his surroundings and fate
as heretofore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
sIn,In ChnIlcngc. thn worId.

NEw YoRK. Dec. 26.-Frank Slavin
has.issucd the following challenge;
ITO the World will meet any man
In the world, country or color not
barred, la a twcuty-four foot ring or
siNtccn-foot ring, Marquis of Queens
berry rules or prize ring rules and do
my best TO win. FRANK SLAvIN."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
BATTLE ONE BORDER.
An American Cos ,So ;SSillsd and .

Licutcnn e'cXaS,N~
- RIO GRANDE g. 1th niree-S2l.-
Capt G. 0ap~ asae,. .Asfy
alrymen and infarg - y rev
olutionists at n pla,callcd tile Rcta-
anal, in Star county, seven
miles from whcrCatarimo CARA
crossed into Mcxicocar Sagoula, ut
1890 yesterday, ans the result Cor
poral Chatilcs ). Econ lies dead ~
Fort Ringgold witkvo bullets in his
head and body, bile Lieutenant
Charles Hayes, 1.-THE fight, was
knocked from his hrsc 10y - bullet
across his est Lut slightly
wounding him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

STu Within u very recent period
izatlon has never been studied at
There has boon some theorizlng
b it by poets historians and meta
icians but no study; no slow aud
rious putting together OF the facts
me century to the facts OF
er 70 reach the truth OF tho
Ia this study the nineteenth
.ury has been pre-ominont; and
Il Whatever standpoint the subject
been approached. the conclusion
|boon reached that there Is q pur-
In civilization above the con-
3 purposes OF any or all who hayo
"a from century 10 century TO
II about The materialists
nevolutionists who deduce civ
from brutes with the highest
Niles OF humanity in them. agree
lis NIL the sterncst theologians
deduce It from "a fallen man"
the lowest possibilities OF brutal
"A HIM.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

TIN countless charities and reiorma
pich are tho glory Of this day In our
1rgo cities are doing great work for
Hhht might DO called indigenous
Information. but even II carried 70 the
p<AAo limit OF usefulness they would
occompiish little Is compared TO tho
good resulting from the mighty rural
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

SINGAPORE. Dee. ga Tien Tsin
dispatch states that Ii Hung Chang is
recovering from his attack OF influenza.
The same dispatch also states that an
additional detachment Of cavalry has
been sent northward against the rebels
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

LONDON, Dec. 20 Various cable
grams have been pouring in upon the
American legation stating that rumor
is current in the United States that
Minister Lincoln has resigned or is
about to do so. There is no truth
whatever i'm the report.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
Verify South American republics are
unsta BILE and things do changed
Mrs. nia,nc Jr. WON'T Compounds.

Nrw York. Dec 20. All efforts to
bring about reconciliation or com
promise between MIR and Mrs james
q. Blaine, .Ir.. have failed. and Mrs
Blaine will return as soon as possible To
Dakota. where she will remain until
she secures divorce. Young Hlainc
has tried In every way To induce Mrs
Blaine 10 accept IA compromise, but she
could not honorabIy agree 10 it.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

PARIS, Dec. e6.-.Mr. Whitclaw Reid.
the United States minister 20 this coun-
try, will be President Carnot's guest at
a shooting party which Is 10 be given
% the members OF the foreign diplo-
matte corns nj Rnmhonillet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
HAD A EAlNIINo rIr.
Alarming symptoms Esh,n,,sa ny IN.

Pope.
ioSpoS, Dee 20. The Ianccts
italian correspondent asserts that the
Pope hal a fainting III followed by cx-
trcmc prostration after tile last consis-
tory.
The fact was suppressed IN complI-
nncc Will, orders imposed on tho per-
sonucl of the Vatican Ia accordanco
with Pope Lco's secret bull cnjoining
secrecy Ia the event ~ his death until
certain formalitics regarding the con,
clave have been concluded.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

nhNvEn. Col. Dee, 20 In the lar.
nahy .Gr'scs trial the defense opened its
ease 10y placing Edward Field and Col.
Daniel l'nllou. the latter OF counsel for
the defense. ON the stand Their tcsti-
mony WAS very tame. nothing new be
ing brought out
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

CIVILIZATION as IT exists no W IS the
pum OF what has been accomplished
zoy all the right human effort OF the
past AS far as 1t exists as a reality
II IN change in the original human
nature, and all accomplishments such
ms the machinery Of production and
distribution through the use Of steam
electricity. are only manifestations
~ this change. II TX" represents tho
original human nature. whether OF a
fallen Adam" or a tailless ape and
" the change that has ta6en place in
him, take ~ away and all civiliza-
ton, all steam and electric devices
al arts all sciences. all humanities
disappear with It. For civilization is
something inside OF men which mani
tests itself outwardly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

PARIS. Dec. 23.-Thc Chamber Of
Deputies has rolongcd for one year all
treaties existing between France and
other countries.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
Prison super,a,endej, plsappe

LOUISVILLE, Ky. De. 24.--Joseph
sullivan. superintendent OF the pcniten-
tiary Mt Frankfort. his disappeared.
lie had the grip. and tie last time he
was seen was walkingip tho railroad
track. lie came from Detroit and Is
native of Traverse City Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

FoRr WAYNE. Ind. dec 20. 49, bishop
Dwcugcr II very low. suffering with
dropsical trouble and heart failure. II
Is believed the end Is not far distant
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

AK important argument in favor OF
|ood roads and against poor ones Is
et The As. 900. 600 tons OF hay grown
n last year wcro moved at an ex-
oo OF twice as much power as would
been the case had good roads
allied France spends sls, 600. 600
y 10 keep her roads in repair.
or territory is only four times as
ns New York state. The roads
y vital effect upon developing
creasing agriculture. and 50 long
Improvement OF them is not n
<o1 affair. run by the federal gov
r1|c r 1t lies with the farmers TO
hem better. IL Is for their
and not for pleasure seekers
kish TO ride over them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
DruggI.ts rlasd for srlns Llaaor.

CARTHAGE. ILL.,. Dee. e4.-Iu the
county cour; two rlymoih druggists,
j w Shatfer and Samud smith. have
been fined for selling whisky without
license. Shairer was assessed $3.50, and
Smiths bill ran up TO sDO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

a now trunk line railway between
New York city and Canada Is planned.
a Is even said that IA will be built In
lime 70 carry passengers 70 tho vorlds
.nir/iu Ihic1uo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

n tENERATIoS or SO ago children
" <ent TO school almost MS soon as
could walk and talk. Then came
riod during which they were kept
olue until well along in their
Iaid taught II at all ~ home.
ndergarten avoids tho objection
DID way without entailing the
loss OF time incident 10 the
ay. The child can have a great
valuable information impart-
Without being subjected to the
Nv OF ordinary study. There Is
mate escape from hard work
3 Of It In tho acquisition Il
lze The path OF intelX.
narrow and Ions q -
Wy NV deal OF toiling aud
Mncss OF IT. but before
hing tho age at which ono may
efly enter upon that hard task
J Information may DO cleaned in
play through tho Kindergarten.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

LANSING. Mich, Dee 60 The latest
sensation in the Sorcr scandal Is the
hling by him Of a demand upon Gov.
Winans for a return Of his resignation
which was filed ON the 10th ana
formally accepted ON the 10Th
The Governor will refuse to grant the
request
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

NEW NoRK, Dec. 60 Assistant Dis.
trict Attornc} Mckenzie Semplc. who
had surgical operation performed
upon him a few days ago. died this
morning. Hclvas 80 years old, and re-
GENTLY welded daughtcro OF Frederick
Coudcrt
Receiver Pr Northwestern Railroad.
PohILANb, Ore. Dec. eo.--w. ID.
Tyler has befn appointed receiver Of
INC Hunt sf>Im Of niIroads In Wash
,ngtop Hgon on petition OF che
ta a Trust camponx Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

DETROIT. Mich, Dec 20. the Flint
= Perc Marquette railroad company
has closcd is Offices IN Toledo and else.
where IN Ohio and discharged every
,nc Of rs employees. This notion was
taken Monday night the object being
= avoid suit for about $500, 600 growing
put OF the recent disaster at the tunnel
ncrc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

Three men were struck by falling
tree near Cndspcn. Ala. Two are dead
~ public meeting In Inerlsip. Ont.
, resolution was carried favoring polit.
lcal union with the United states.
The Progress., 1892-07-09
You all Know We are Going ts Move
te cur New Store on or BE.
fore September 1.

And in order TO go in new in all de-
tails, L have made up my mind tC
make every reasonable sacrifice.
The stock will be closed out. and
you can buy what you need at your
own prices, provided you are not I'M
reasonable. Do you think you can
afford TO lose this rare chance?
case, so dozen, ladies' Isle thread
vests, regular SOC goods, at 1Oc each.
100 dozen extra large towels
(Hucks) at SC each.
100 dozen buck towels, 40 inches
long and 20 inches wide, will 90 at
lOc each; they wont last long, SO
come early.
$50 fine kilt suits, best French
wash fabrics, will go at Csc. When
you see them you will simply draw a
long breath and say, Il have paid
- 90 for the same thing"
Remnants, Remnants, Remnants.
OF every description. The entire
stock has been weeded out aud the
remnants of the entire season have
been thrown out on the counter
marked in plain figures at just ex-
actly half price.
The center counter will be covered
with ladies' muslin underwear, in
every garment in use, at
about one-third the usual price.
IS more land they are positively the
LAST of those garden hats at Toe each.
We save the best till the last for a
pleasant surprise.
A big mixed lot, $50 pieces. of as
sorted patterns, very fine black Ital- |
ian thread laces, from IL to 2 inches
wide, usually sells from 25c to |
4Oc per yard, will go at sc per yard. |
This will be the greatest hit of the
season.
All our beautiful stock of gents
and boys clothing.
All our mammoth stock of fine
shoes will go in this sale.
so dozen (the last easel of fine
British hose, will go 3 pairs for SOC;
regular price 30c per pair.
Remember this sale is for spot
lash, on account of the extreme low
price.
This sale will continue as long as
he goods last.
We would, however, call your at
ention to the fact that the first pur-
:hasers always get the best selections.
Yours to remember,
HERMAN ZODIAC.
The Progress., 1892-07-09
A. d. n. w

At the last regular meeting of Lou
isiana Lodge No. l, A. o. U. w., the
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing term: G. M. Christ
ian, M. W.; Chas. Leadman, p. NJ.
w.; John Patzman, F.; John Basch,
O.; Chas. Leadman, Financier; L. s.
Grain, Recorder; Paul Lowenthsl.
Receiver; George F. Neild, g.; Geo.
Mas, L w. and O. w.
The Progress., 1892-07-09
C.. a. SN OW&C
OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WAsH,scro,.t

Complaint has been made L
agriculturists have not kept pa
other industries in making e
at our fairs. Will not our 4
make the one which opens !
October 81 a notable and ,
worthy exception?
The Progress., 1892-07-09

The Fair Association has
pointed Messrs. G. j. Foster
j. Koran, p. Youree, Isaac D
Il. M. Smith, Lloyd Bowers a
Kahn the executive commit
have complete management d
October-November exposition.
gentlemen are workers, and wi
low no time to pass unproftai
the Fair between now and u
81, the opening day.
The Progress., 1892-07-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
lie = In 1t.

Mr.. Joseph B. White has opened 6
market stall at the yellow trout store
On Texas street, between Market and
Edwards At his stand can be found
meats OF the very best and OF all
kinds, competing successfully with
the numerous butchers at the old
market house. In addition, he keeps
fresh vegetables of all kinds that are
grown, or can be found on the market,
which he will deliver free of charge
with orders left for meat. MIR.
White has q first-class refrigerator,
where ne can keep his meats, fish, etc,
nice, cool and fresh until wanted for
dinner hour. He means to serve
the public well and such endeavors
should meet with a liberal patronage.
The Progress., 1892-07-09
We WILL HAVE A FAIR.
PROGRESSION AND ENTERPRISE
TRIUMPH,
And Mossbackism Driven Into the Shades
of Retirement Once More.

Shreveport will have a fair this
Fall" This was the report which
spread through the streets on Tues
day last Immediately after the fair
directors had held a meeting. Its
tones were caught up and carried
from place to place, until every por-
ton OF the city, where energy and
push had hearing, was alive with
enthusiasm and great JOY. Hurrah
for the directors of the Louisiana
State Fair and Shreveport EXPOSE
ton! Hurrah for every citizen who
used his money and influence to
crush out all resentment and every
attempt to check the wheels of the
car of progress. Old Shreveport is
not dead yet, nor has every spark of
enterprise been quenched. On the
contrary, she is thoroughly alive,
and like the lioness, suddenly
aroused from her slumber, she
will hurl aside all opposition and pre-
sent to the public one of the greatest
expositions she has ever attempted. |
Everything is now busy activity |
among the management, and will
continue with undated vim until the
crowning moment, the grand open
ing day. Let every citizen of North
Louisiana make ready to lend help
ing hand; let every woman, man and
child of Shreveport enter into the
spirit of the movement and assist in
wreathing around the city's brow fresh
laurels of grander achievements than
has ever yet bedecked her crown.
Let the farmers present a display of
their, products that will bewilder
those unacquainted with agricultural
cultivation. Let the stockmen make
such an exhibit as will create a new I
interest in that line. Let the mer-
chants make such an exposition of {
heir stock in trade as will attest /
heir enterprise and public spirit in a f
manner stronger than any spoken t
anguage. Let the mechanics and I
artisans unfold to the world such a a
'pecimen of their skill as will chal- S
anDe the admiration oe oil lo,,or, oe a
ingenuity. Everything f
low is in active preparation, and if d
III classes will but add their assis-
ance and influence, Shreveport will o
i've such an exposition, beginning n
october 81, and lasting one week, as fl
will elicit admiration from all compe- Il
ent judges. t.
The Progress., 1892-07-09

For tie present Wagner Brothers
will have their shop in the market
house, where you can find all the
very finest of meats. In connection
they will have daily fresh country
butter, and tri-weekly salt water
fish, consisting of sheepshead, red
fish, red snapper, tenderloin (green)
trout, croakers, crabs and shrimp.
Give them call.