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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Do not TAIL 70 attend f14ftef1 great
unbrsIla saiA o. Aonros strsol
A great slsuehtsr In rsslEsrs ct @. A.
BirgsiA 100 South Divis'on street
Look over our prices a upholstered
furniture Bryce 100 South Division
street.
voigt. HerpoIsheimsr h Co.. store
will b open evenings commencing Men
day. December Is. until after Christ
mna
What Substantial Christnas pressnt
. pair Of thoss nice bed BLANKETS would
make that voigt Hsrpoiehsimsr & Co
are showing.
japanese Bazaar 10 receiving daily
goods from Japan. Something new 10
this country. You can buy them at
Jour own price. LA Monroe street.
Safety Deposit Vaults. 1921 Fountain
street Boxes. &c per month. Is per
year.
Pants 10 Order ESQ.
American Pants Co. Monroe and Pearl
stresta under Nationtl CITY bank.
Not how cheap, but how good II our
motto. We buy and sell tho best.
ELLaorr x Co.
Money saved by buying Cloak now
at voIor. HEKPoLsHKINER& Co.
Bags and purses at Stspder'A
-------------
We have 10 fine line OF confectioa-
cries AZ any house carriea
EI1lorr q Co.
Never better time to buy Cloak
than at present
voicr. HERrot sHxIxER 4 Co.
Mandsrims. Tangerms. Navels aud
Mediterranean Sweet Oranges. Pine
Apples. Bananas, etc, can be found at
Elliott Il Cos
Largo, complete stock Of imported
JAPANESE goods that will be sold beIos
cost Japanese Bazaar. 134 Monroe
street.
Kid gloves at Stauner'A
Sufferers from Piles
| Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
win promptly and edectuaiiy remove
every tncc Of them. Any druggist WIN
| got Il for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
ADVERSE DECISIONS.
Cases That Failed to Comply With the
Supreme Court Requirements

Cases That Failed to Comply With the
Supreme Court Requirements.
Chief Justice Fuller in decisions Just rem
dered has elucidated some of the rules govern
ing the right of appeal to the supreme court.
In the case OF Frederick Hohorst va the Ham
burg-American Packet Company, from the
circuit court for the southern district of New
York, the record showed that no judgment had
been entered in the court below as to othe,
defendants impleaded with the packet com.
pany, and that, therefore, the decree in favor
OF the packet company was not final decree.
The appeal of Hohorst was accordingly dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction.
The case OF the Columbus Watch Company
agt Royal E. Robbins found its way to the
docket on q certificate from the circuit court of
appeals for the sixth district. The chief justice
pointed out that the fact that the circuit court
and the court OF appeals reach different conclu-
sions upon the same case does not in itself con-
stitute a sufficient reason for the Supreme
Court to intervene. The certificate is fatally
defective in the opinion Of the court and the
appeal was therefore dismissed.
The case Of Ogden 4 Jones vs.. the United
States, from the circuit court for the eastern
district OF Louisiana, was dismissed BY the
chief justice for want of jurisdiction. Ogden
4 Jones sued the United States for sI0, 900 on
levee" on the Mississippi river.
The chief justice also reversed the judgment
OF the circuit court for the southern district of
New York in the case Of Nathaniel H. Wolfe
agt. the Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance
CO.. on suit for els. 600 on policy issued on
the life Of William s. Boackman, the Judgment
being for defendant. The reversal was made
upon the ground that the record nowhere
showed such an Averment of citizenship OF the
parties as would authorize the lower court to
assume jurisdiction of the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
FULLY ENoNEEATED.
The Jersey Central company No Longer I'm
the Reading Coal Combine"

The Jersey Central Company No Longer I'm
the Reading Coal Combine"
TRESroS. y. J.. March 3O.-En-Gov. Ludlow.
who was appointed by Chancellor NcGili 10
take testimony TO ascertain whether the Central
Raiiroad Company of New Jersey was violating
the chancellors injunction restraining that road
from continuing its connection with the Read
ing coal combine. has made his report
lie states he finds that the Injunction ia
being obeye9. both in letter and in spirit. by
the accused corporation. tie also finds that
The lease OF the Central railroad 20 the Port
Reading road and the tripsrlite agreement
entered into by the Central Company with the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany and the Lehigh and wiikesbarre Coal
Company have been terminated.
The report is exhaustive and includes all
testimony taken by the ex-governor Ii con-
Guides with a full exoneratloa of the Central
railroad from the charge of having continued in
the combine after the order of the chancellor
had been issued restraining it therefrom and
providing for the appointment Of a receiver
In case il did not comply. The report
states that the Genital railroad has returned 70
the independent position which il for
merly occupied before the combine xas
formed and that 1t is not now a party
to any combination between itself and
the other defendants. or either of them,
whose object, purpose OF effect is to control or
arbitrarily increase the price Of coal TO the in
habitants of the state of New Jersey under auy
instrument or pretense whatsoever either by
arbitrarily lessening the produc<ion or arbi-
trariiy fixing the price thereof or the transport
tation OF the same, or in any wise whatsoever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
He Will Be the Republican Nominee
for Mr.. Lodges Seat.
GEN. DODBS DEGREES IN DhHOXEY.
The Jersey Central Not in the
Reading Combine.
CARRIE ROCKS ASSAmANr.
SPEAKER BARRETT WINS.
He win secure the Nomination for N
Lodges Seat

He viii secure the Nomination for MT.
Lodge. Seat
Special Dispatch TO The Evening star.
BosroS. March S0.-SpeAker Barrett will he
the republican nominee for Congress in tho
Lodge district next Tuesday IL the delegates re-
speci the wishes of their constituents as ex-
pressed in the caucus. He earned both of the
tharestown wards last night by "a vote Of three
to one and so adds thirteen delegates TO his
i:s;
Mayor Hayes Of Lynn carried saugus aud
Nahant and gained four delegates. Their
strength now stands: Barrett. SC, delegates for
HAYES IS.
II takes ffty-foar votes to elect in the con-
vention.
In speaking OF his victory this morning
Speaker Barrett said: The confidence which 4
have placed IN the loysl support of the voters
Of the district Is justified outside of Essex
counsy's thirty-oiGht votes. which I did not
much expect to secure. Every town and ward
declared for me save Maiden. had every rea-
son from locality and the confidence OF nv
friends there to expect those votes but they
were cauSht mapping and easily defeated. One
end Of the district entitled 10 the nomiuati on
and the splendid wav the Suffolk and Middle
sex ends have united TO nv support is most
hattering. Even after the apparent reyerses in
Lynn and Maiden last night INV friends never
waNerei. Not single unpleasant or unkind
wore mas been uttered by NV friends. The
voters of the district I believe will ratifv
the nomination heartily at the polls and the
district Will be kept firmly in the republican
coirmn. though. n nominated. l shall endeavur
TO present 20 the peonle OF the district some
rsw subjects of legislation to which believe
the next Congressman from the district should
devote himself"
The democrats are still debating the ex-
pediency of DIR. Everett. The opposition 70
him has no. yet concentrated upon any Of the
names suggested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
THE ROACH INVESTIGATION.

Neither Side Anxious to Have the Scope OF
the Inquiry Broadened.
There were no new developments in the
Roach investigation case today. Neither
party is over anxious to have the scope Of the
Investigation SO broadened that it will in
clude an overhauling Of the records of
any member OF the body, and what the
final outcome will be is not easy to foresee.
But both sides have taken such . stand in the
matter that neither can we'll withdraw at
this time, Is such course would be
practical admission OF the charges
preferred and an acknowledgment that
they would rather that the unsavory affair b
dropped. II il apparent to all that II the lid OF
the pot be taken of there would be some
startling testimony brought out that would mot
rebound to the credit Of either side.
Both parties hold one another in check by
their threats II IL said that the democrats
fear an investigators Of the Roach case
principally because it might bring to light
the part that the democratic steering COM
mittee In this city took ia that election
During the fight dispatches frequently
appeared from Bismarck stating that
Senator Gorman had telegraphed certain Ad-
vices and suggestions, and e was plain that The
powers that b In Washington we're interesting
themsslvss in the election II this phase Of ths
cass was investigated the results might Be some
what sanRttonal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

PERsoNAL.-J. A. Courtney Of Pittsburg, C.
G. Simpson Of San Antonio. Tex, J. h. Hoeke
of Brooklyn and Ben Thompson of Texas are at
Willards.-W. G. Smith Of New York. Rober.
Hutchins of Wyoming, r. d. Bliss of
Albany and W. H. Hernes Of Wilkes
barre, Pa, are at the Randal.-S. e.
Mcclure Of Nashville, W. E. squires Of
Geneva, N. Y. and H. L. Staples Of Richmond.
Va: are at the Ebbitt.--f, B. Hayward Of
Baltimore, J. W. Way Of England. VIM Young
Of Maryland, r. ]. Smith Of Cincinnati and
John Campbell Of New York are at the Riggs,
a. H. Ehmert of New York, NJ B. Adams
OF Boston. q. T. Dodson Of Atlanta, Henry T.
Oxmond Of Nebraska and B. H. Yord
OF New York are at the Arlington
J. X Fay Of Boston, W. E. Pearce OF New York,
g 4 Giles Of Chicago and George E. whitney
OF Cleveland are at the Shoreham.--Howsrd
I. Eaton Of Boston, E. W. Boynton Of West
Newbury. Mass, Sampson Pope Of South Caro-
lima. Geo. L O'Neill Of New York and Chas
$. King Of Indiana are as the Ma
tional N. Snowdsn Of Memphis, n.
Baumberger Of Selma, Ala, and w. d.
Sutherland Of Richmond are at the Metro
olitan.-Geo. 2. Etsrdsrd OF New York, A. B,
Jenkins Of Hartford and +. Plata Of Phiiadel-
phia are 81 the St James. N. Doolsy OF
Illinois. II. G. Noble Of New York,
=. J. Whitcomb Of Osvego Falls, N.
T., John Matherson Of Chicago and G. W.
Iastrow Of Wilmington, N. O., are at the How
ard House.--J. e. Gilbert of Indianapolis,
Wm. r Routlsy Of Kingston. Ontario, and C.
z Daw Of New York are ct The FrsdoniA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

It 10 Believed That There wss . Bssza1
Lat Night.

-
Lsst Night.
PARIS, March S0.-The relations between tbo
rival factions are still strained to the utmost
II is believed that q battle was fought -
Antlers at . late hour last night.
The nineteen militiament arrested TIERS
Tuesday night had Q hearing before United
States Commissioner Easton yesterday. A
soon as they were released they bought Q new
Winchester each and then tanked up ON whisky
and boarded the north bound Frisco train st
6p.m. Il was believed they left the train at
but only three or four got Oh there.
J. g. Duke, who led the ss.ault ON Iocke,s
house, insisted I'm going on 70 Antiers, and
Of al that could be done. He was told
the militiamen we're gone, and Locke
had . strong force, but no argument
could dissuade him from his purpose. Passen-
gers on the south bound train which met tbs
north bound at Antles, say Locke had 6fty
men and declared that II the militia stopped
and made any demonstration ne would nrs ON
them The militia were In The smoker with ths
lghts out
Iockes son, Who vas attending school a
Denison, arrived here today and learning Of
the situation telegraphed HE father, warning
him Of what IVES coming. All sfforts 10 reach
Antaers BY wire since dark have failed which
b considered . bad omen The deputies
that went 70 Antlsn lAss night returned this
morning, reporting Ill quiet up 70 the time
they left The people st Antlsrs fear the town
vi Be burned tonight Those wounded Tues
day ere doing veil, szosps 6alomon Batsiste,
Who vin probably die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

Mr.. PrTNEY's DEsIeNArIoN.-By direction
Of Mr.. Hoke Smith, Secretary Of Interior, Mr..
Albert L. Pitney has left Washington for
Chicago to superintend the installation of the
exhibit Of the general land Office and take
charge Of the same during the time Of the
worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

MILITARY CADErs.-The following have been
appointed cadets at the Military Academy
J. G. Workizer, Joplin, No.; J. C. Raymond
Philadelphia. Pa; Wright Rives. jr.. BIadens-
burg. Md; H. NJ. L. Brown. Centreville, Md.
D. H. Davies, Lansford, Pa; Sterling Eyer
(alternate), Ashley, Pa; L. S. Miller, Burling-
ton VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
EXPELLED FROM DAHOMEY.
DEGREES Issued by Gen. Dodds. the French
Commander rim Chief.


PARIS, March so.-La Politique Colonidls
publishes a series Of DEGREES issued by Gen.
Dodds, commander Of the French forces in
Dahomey. These DEGREES order the closing Of
a warehouse at whydah, the Dahomeyian port,
belonging to the firm Of volber a Brohman OF
Hamburg, Germany, on the ground that yoiber
4 Brohmsn had been selling arms and ammuni-
tion to the ex-king OF Dshomey to enable him
to carry on war against the French.
The published DEGREES also order the expul-
sion from Dahomey Of four Germans named
Witt, Richter, Bass and Barth for furnishing
600 repeating rifles aud 100000 cartridges TO
BehanZin.
The charge that German traders were sup
plying the hostile Dahomeyisns with arms and
ammunition TO fight the French has been fully
aud openly made. and it appears from these
DEGREES that Gen. Dodds obtained positive proof
to that effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

has been appointed consul general to Paris,
writes from Asheville, N. g.. that he is SO far
recovered from his recent attack Of erysipelas
as to be able to be around. and that he expects
to go to his post Of duty within a month or six
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
SEVEN MORE YEARS IN PRISON,
John Price of Baltimore Sentenced for Try.
ing to XIII Carrie Rock.

BALTIMORE, Nd. March 30-John Price, Q
notorious character is never without a pistol
and is not SLOW TO use it. He has
passed in prison at least thirty years
of his seventy four years Of life.
His private graveyard contains three
Baltimoreans and one New Orleans man accord
ing to general report. Yesterday Price was con-
victed in Elicott City of shooting with intent to
kill Carrie Rock. aged fifteen wears. John. aged
seventy-eight, asked Carrie, aged fifteen.
TO marry him. She refused and
was shot without ado. The shooting took place
in this city. but the trial was removed TO Eli
colt City. Price claimed that he could not get
an impartial jury in Baltimore.
Sentence was passed upon Price this MORN
ing. He Will languish in jail fof seven more
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

Nor BELIEVED HERE.-Nayal officers here
place little or no credence in the story tele-
graphed from San Francisco that Commander
Whiting OF the U. s. s. Alliance is to be mar
ried to Miss Eta Fong, daughter Of wealthy
Chinese merchant of Honolulu. An off ser who
knows Commander Whiting quite well and who
has met Miss Fong says that the young lady is
about twenty-one years Of age, beautiful and
accomplished, but he does not think her mar
riage to Commander Whiting at all likely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

In FAVOR OF AMERICAN MANUFAcTUREs-
The Department of State is informed that the
Chilean department of public works is con-
tracing with the American firm of Messrs.
Rogers Il Company for number of locomo-
tives. and that the department in question will
in future give decided preference to the man
ufactures Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

QUARANTINE IN BRAzIL.-The Department
of State is informed that the government OF
Brazil is striving to give the most prompt exc
cution possible to the law authorizing the es.
tablishment OF additional quarantine stations
at Para, Pernambuca and Bahia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

MORE APPLICATIONS FOR ASSISTANT SECRE-
TARYsHIP OF AGRICULTURE.-Three more ap-
plications have been filed in the Department of
Agriculture for the assistant secretarysnip.
They are DR.. J. A. Myers Of the West Virginia
agricultural experiment station; ex-Gov. Geo.
W. Click OF Kansas and ]. H. Beaman Of Miss
issippi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

To V1sIT MARE IsLAND.-A board consisting
Of Capt. Matthews, Chief Engineer Farmer
and Naval Constructor Taylor has been ap-
pointed to visit Mare Island CAL. navy yard
and make general examination into its condi-
ton and workings, with the view Of ascertain
ing what, if any, improvements are necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

MISS ANNIE VICTORIA WRIGHT Of Mississippi
has been appoint ted clerk in the censu
bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue. S451, ,743; customs, S7O7.5O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

OPPOSED TO THE PUBLIC INrEREsrs-Sec-
retary Hoke Smith has announced that next
Friday he will hear all persons interested in
the permits recently granted by Secretary
Noble and since suspended to the Big Blackfoot
Milling Company and the Bitter Root Develop
ing Company to cut so per cent Of the timber
on about q. 900 acres Of land in Montana. Sec
retary Smith holds strongly to the opinion
that the granting of permits to cut larg.
bodies Of timber in the west il against the
public interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

HYArTsv1LLE's NEW PosTMAsTER.-Mr.G G..
Tiso. the postmaster at Hyattsyille. Nd, was
removed and A. H. Wells appointed in his
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

Nav1gndea o. On IAke Erte.
CLEvEIAxD. Ono, March S.-Nsvigstion on
LAks Eris between Cleveland snd The hssd Of
ths laks b opsn- Ths Arst boss 10 arrive hsrs
iron abovs vss IL big passszsesr steamer City
q Dsralk ehs arrived ksrs last night, nakin1
the tip frsa Dstroit 10 this port in III hour
md tws11y nin1tss, vhteA = . httls fAs>sr han
- nNl NJ aur!ag H. ssasoA Very hsss
- - 0ooun1neOd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

Nh. Jonx NIcnozs. chief of - nan a
vision, Treasury Department. today tsndsrsd
his resignafiou. Hb suooewoe Wilfbopnmo6
auxing - nazs fsv dayS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
To Subscribers.

Subscribers to The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer q
favor by promptly reporting to
THE STAR Office. either i'll person,
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
TWO CENTS.
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
Delegations Call Secretary Herbert to
Get the Ship. tn Annapolis.

EGTrHoRF, ANNAPOLIS AND THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA PEOPLE REPREsENrED-rHEA ARou-
MkNrs usEp-wEAr TIRE SECRETARY SAID
SENATOR GoRNAN URGES A COMPLIANCE WITH
THE DELEaArIoS's REQUEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

H~,OFfICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- the Dist ict Of Columbia, WASHINGTON
March 10 1887 TO whom Il may concern That ans
Permission heretofore given for the OF street.
Geor.e:ovn. for h. k->tand purposes is hereby
ssnGed, end . general hack stand Is hereby estab-
lished on Sd street. south of Grace sree, under
TIC four Of the police regulations BY order: VII
LIAM TINDAII.. Secretary. II
6SWE CANNOT RIDE A BICYCLE-BE-
-. cause We 7v-r learned how-Bat have
learned and know how to cut and make mems gar
ienIs We use the term Learned aud know how"
sdvisedly.
No. We Will Nor raise the price of our s25
Made hsrre Snits when open our new store
a. HtS 81. n w.-Of course the margin of profit is
sma-but then-you know would much rather
sell 30 suits at proHt of - each than sell 10
proAt Of s9 each.-Souna LO0ic-Ah
MERTZ and MERTZ,
Garment Architects.
mh3O 5l4 11th st. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

E~ SPRING ovERCoATs.
good niEny nIeii don't want TO pay much
for Spring Overcost for various reasons
Will you look at those We have at SiQ Sl2
and $f5s They are fashionable coats. They
look worth double.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
434 7tb st. mh29-Sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

x-DoN'T CAUGHT MAPPING.
Don't let the warm weather catch
you mapping. The wise have
their Spring Trousers and Suits hang
ing gracefully u peg in the ward
robe ready for the hrst sniff of the
southern zephyrs The first dav
will See them the street and you'u
rush in and want suit in "a As
hours, unwilling to wait sufficient time
to get IT up properly styiishly.
Better gice your order at once.
See the wtndowful of 83O Spring
Suitines and the $40 Trouserings 10.
q. wARFIELD SIMPSON,
Cor. 12th and F SITS. NV. mh30
14SsPRINGTIME GARDENING"
Now is the time to .'hx up" the lawn
and garden. You cannot do it as it
should be done without the proper gar
dsning requisites Come to us for gar
den tools. &c.
Trowels. Large Spades 300
hakes. .2Oc ShOvels. DOC
Hoes. 25c Lawn Rakes. 30;
Small Spades. 4Oc Hose. Mowers. &c.
BARBER ROSS, nth and G SITS. mh30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

NOW WITH Mr. GEO. 7. KEEN.
MR. THEo, VAN DovEN. Tailor. for
merly Of $40 = st. q. ". - now with Mr..
Geo. T. Keen, 1919 + st.s where he viii b
pleased to zee his friends ana former
All ths SPRING Ps.sss.s are rssay. uAss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
ABOUT TWO WEEKS
~ ABOUT TWO WEEKS
,MEN's EASTER" FIxINas.

Remember you must wear something new
at Easter il only new necktie. We have
had all our Spring FURNISHINGS delivered
earlier than usual this season expressly for
Easter Sunday wear. Easter novelty"
Neck Scarts. Gloves. Hosiery. Handler
chiefs. Canes. Dres= Shirts. &c.
You run . big risk In dropping In any,
where for Black Hose. All dyes cannot be
vouched for. Some are poisonous. Smith
4 Angells Fast Black Hose are Of pure vegs-
table dye and guaranteed to wear we'll and
not rub of. We are sole District agents.
Y. s. TEEL. MEMS Dslongings. 005 Ps. sys. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES


SI q @. F.-IHE MEMBERS OF UNION
ti:sir hall this THURSDAY EVENISG' March 90
-. cicca TO maze ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral o.
BY order IF Noble Grand
Il RICHARD ENNoNS. Recording Secretary
(SSPIRl IGALiSM.-MIsS MAGGIE GACLT
w. OF Saifl.noTA. the w0ads-:.lIv gifted test
medium very FRIDAY during the day private Sit
thugs At :h.j III St. ana for FRI DAY NIGHT ut
Sasoslic Hall. 70 take part in the anniversary meet
in-. i::ti-thSf3u
E.,rHE PUBLIC Is NOTIFIED THAT SEW
- eral uust.rupulous men caim;ne TO be elm
poyed by the Singer Ear'x CO. oing around re-
pairing machine We wish 10 notify tie public tn at
We employ only one achinist to repair machines and
all ORDERS ftr his sa-vce itsf ba left at this Office
mh:0-5;' TIE SINGER M4N'f'ti CO. ,6T6 9Th n w.
ESNOTICE! ALL PERSONS Arr. HEREBY
GI=I~x warned not TO give credit to JOHN p.
GIVEN Il in my maine. JOHN s;7 5; 7PnSnEs ss!s1.:
NSCAMERAS.-T is NO PASTTME so
- interesting and permanently enjoyab as
photography. The best equipments the best service
anu the best satisfaction to be had at
J. b. CEAMBERLAIN'S,
5l6 Eleventh st. mh3O