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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-14

14.-@. 6. Rinsman, Morrou,
15.~-Dr. Campbell, Noble.
16.-@. g. &utbrie, 5arriipn.
l7.-a. S. glatt. Goiboeton.
1S.-&. s. Obi, Mabpnins.
l9.-@. 6. Cole, Yortase.
2O.--S. 8. Smart, 2afe.
2l.-S. %. g. Webb, GuDaboea.
&eeelnunb@el ddftsorbnuns
l. Dii itritt-Greb. 8aber, oamilton
2.-8i(liam Mersman, Samilton.
3.-g. s. MeGaulep. Butler.
4.-G. 9. Collins, Wercer.
5.-@eorge 6. gop, Milliams.
6.-&. W. Sints, Glermont
Ia. Gresbour, Miami.
S,-a. 6. &erns, 6ancot.
So. g. Gin, Sutton.
lO.-a. 9. Cole, Seipto.
lis. &. Cline. @inton.
l2.-G. .. 8eal, 6airIielo.
13.-ll. 8. @arb, grie.
l4.-9. 5. CRAWFORD, Gidlano.
15.--M. g. Bell, Mustineum.
16.-0arpep @dle, Carroll.
l7.-5. q. 8bite, Solmes.
Ranooll Wontsomsrp, Mabo=
ming.
1e.-s5. 6. 8eattp, gortoae.
2o.-g. s. Sooner, Wtebina.
2i.-Sobn 9. Salep, Gupahoso.
Sel6liiiie.
|. Siltrltt-Sobn q. Murpbp, Soa=
msEton.
2.-Hobsrt oillarb, 9amiltun.
3.-Ssrael @illioms, Butler.
As. 8. Qriee, Nlen.
5.-6rant u. 5uiiman, @aa @ert.
&c. q. Gor, Greene.
7.-5. M. 9au9bertp, Gapette.
S.-William 2amrence, eoeon.
9.-G. gs. Voe, 8ooo.
l0.-6. 9. 8unbp, Satlon.
ll.-Spron 2ut, &ob.
l2.-@. 8. 1ireItone, 6rantlin.
13.-@6arles Softer, 5eneea.
I4@-6eorse 8. @lD, gorain.
15.-@. 8. Dunn, Wtorean.
l6.-S. gS. 95i6pls, Belmont.
l7.-Jrant Saseart, @apne.
lS.- 8eor9e g.. galoipin, Starf.
l9.-S. =. eonperie, @eaueo.
2o.--G. 9s. 0ptp, 6upoboea.
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The free press., 1894-06-28
GUESS FOR $1,000.

The Weekly Courier. Journal has
announced another of it's popular
guessing contests, taxing the tenn
perature at Louisville during the
month Of August as the basis. One
thousand dollars in cash will be
given free as presents to the new
or old renewing subscribers who
guess the hottest day, at Louisville,
during August, and give the clos est
guess TO the highest temperature
the Weather Bureau thermometer
will reach on that day. The sub.
scription price Of the Weekly Cour-
Journal is 81 year. Each guess
must be accompanied by one yearly
subscription. No newspaper pub
lished in the United States has been
so liberal to its subscribers, or has
offered such liberal prizes to secure
new subscribers, as tie Courier
Journal. During the past Is months
il has gwen away in presents, abs
solutely free, $l7 400 in money, not
TO mention such premium articles
as sewing machines. watches, guns,
etc. This in spite of the business
depression, that is felt as much or
more IN newspaper offices than in
any other business. The Weekly
Coarier-J Journal has ust annOunc-
ed the lucky guessers In It's May
rainfall contest. There were 222
of these euessers, distributed over
the States of Alabama, Arkansas,
Kentucky, Texas, Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi, Indiana, Virginia, Missou-
ri, Louislana, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Indian
Territory, Michigan, South CARROLL
ma, South Dakota, West Virginia,
New York, California, Florida,
Washington aud Oklahoma, No
better Indicator Of the circulation
of the " eekly Courier-Journal could
be had than this list. Sample cop
les of the paper, with full details
and blanks, may be had by sending
a request on postal card. Ads
dress Weekly Courier-Journal,
Louisville, Ky. The contest closes
July 3lst.
The free press., 1894-06-28

FREE PRESS.
THEY WANT NAMES.

The Russell Art Publishing CO.,
Of 928 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
desire the names and address Of a
few people i'll every town who are
interested in works of art, and to
secure them they offer to send
FREE, "Cupid Guides the Boat" a
superbly executed water color pic
ture, size 10x13 inches, suitable for
framing, and 16 other pictures about
same size, in colOrs, to any one
sending them at once the names and
address of 10 persons (admirers of
fine pictures) together with six q,
cent stamps to cover expense of
mailing etc. The regular price of
these pictures is 81, but they can
all be secured free by any person
forwarding the names and stamps
promptly.
Note-The editor of this paper
has already received copies Of above
pictures and considers them really
Seems Of Art"
The free press., 1894-06-28
ELINOR SHAkINGS.
ackber1ies are plentlful.

BlackberIies are plentiful.
We need the services Of a regular
detective at Red Greek Saturdays
and Sundays.
The parchIng crops are needing
rain very much.
E. r. and JAS. Davis are engaged
in the beef and mutton driving
business.
Charley Baker, of Laurel, is on
visit to his family in the Michigan
settlement.
g. w. Walker, the "boss' rice
farmer of Big Biloxi, gave us a call
Thursday.
Mrs. w. 7. Parker, who has been
sick for the past six weeks, is still
dangerously Ill.
DIR. A. K. Northrop. postmaster
at Pass Christian, was through here
last week on an electioneering
tour.
Hon. J. S. Allison, county super.
iutendent OF education, called
around last week and closed the
High Hill school IN the s. e. Smith
ueighborhood, taught by Ed johns
son. We are informed that he did
so without sufficient cause, and is
likely to be sued fer damage.
Farmers through this section
shoEld pay more attention to raisA
ing oats. Most any of our common
pine land will yield fine crops, be-
sides it is splendid pasture tor
lamb~raislng curing the winter,
and which will not iujure the head
ing Of the grain in the least; after
the oats have been taken off the
same land can be turned into cots
ton field, thus making two crops On
the same land and a winter pasture
extra.
a certain neighbor has had two
small lots of wool taken from his
5arnyard. The first thing some OF
these thieves know, they Will find
themselves registered at the hunt
ing grounds located on the bank;
of the River Styx. SaAKEY.
June Is, 1894.
The free press., 1894-06-28

have two little grand children
who are teetbing this hot summer
weather and are troubled with
bowel complaint. l give them
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and
Dlarrh@a Remedy and il acts like a
charm. | earnestly recommend it
for children with bowel troubles.
| was myself taken with severe
attack of bloody f1ux, with cramps
and pains IN my stomach, one-third
of bottle of this remedy cured me.
Within "a hours | was out of my
bed and doing my house work.
Mrs. W. L. DUNCAN, Bon-aqua,
Hickman Co., Tenn. For sale by
Poplaryille Drug Company.
The free press., 1894-06-28

aKeep your ad. before the public,
Let them see it day by day;
Once month change it's complexion,
And you'll find the ad. will pay"
Attorney G. W. Ellis made a
professional visit to Lumberton on
Thursday last.
An exchange says that Cupid
may be blind as bat, but he has
ears that can hear a dollar jingle.
VIM. G. Evans, the nineteen-year-
I'D son of Hon. VIM. q. Evans, of
Mississippi City, died last week.
Mr.. e. E. Allen, of Poplarville,
spent yesterday in the city, the
gasst of the Southern Meridian
News 22nd.
Mr.. Milton Pittm an, of Mich olson,
and Miss Mary Wheat, of Chinqua.
pin, were married at the courthouse
at l9m., Wednesday, June Goth,
Mayor j. Nj. Thornhill, officiating.
Drummers are as plentiful as
blackbirds in a rice field, and what
is far better information, they res
port that the silvery lining of the
business cloud is daily increasing
10 size and brilllancy.
GENERAL DEPRESSION -
,ieneIal depression in business calls
lor humphreys Specifies. You
cannot afford to experiment in
A'rd tines Humphreys Specifics
are economical and sure.
hon, L. r. Stocker, of Pearling-
'on, Representative of Hancock
county, arrived last Thursday, and
spentseveral days circulating among
Dis old friends. Mr.. Stocker ia.
'ored the FREE PRESS with a
pleasant visit.
Dr' Bilbo returned Thursday
from ten days. professional visit
uo~n the road. The doctor found
aue Tor a little pleasure, ard brought
nome i've fine sheephead fish as an
s'ldence of his being a worthy dis.
ople of Izaak Walton.
W. W. Smith, who attended
us A. 4 NJ. College, at Starkville,
'aS returned home. Mr.. Smith, we
~ pleased to say, more than sus-
@.0ed our prediction made when he
Wv ior college he stood at the
.''a OF his class during the entire
session.
wiz nome time ago l was troubled
pssd l an al attack Of rheumatism. l
vaa suu onamberlain's Pain Balm and
si0oo % completely cured. l have
and ni' adv advised many of my friends
and and 81 Customers to try the remedy
| Go1 c." all all speak highly Of it, SIMON
lbDA .ale bv p' oM' San Luis Rey, Oal, For
'y foplarville Drug Company.
v;.a mrs J. M. Shivers presented us
da"a "u Two nice, ripe peaches several
hoy bass ago. Mrs, Shlvers generally
tA;. hi IN Unlimited quantity of fruit, but
h... ''ason the crop is a total failure
ny, ~, ana she will not have sufficient
ssa' ssacaes, all told, to make one small
sOoler. For this reason her re-
asnorance was more than usually
'ppreciated.
The free press., 1894-06-28
CITA HION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
T. NJ. Evans Complainant.
VS.. sale of land
Paul Haffer. Defendant.
To Paul Haffer, defendant:
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court OF the
county of Pearl RIVER, in said State,
on the first Monday in July, A. D.,
1894, to defend the suit in said
court, of 7. M. EYans, wherein you
are defendant.
This 9th day June. A. D., 1884.
r. Il. RATLIFF, Clerk.
80
The free press., 1894-06-28

DIR. j. B. PLEAsANTS, a dentist
of DO years experience, will make
regular monthly visits to Poplar
vile and other points on the line
Of this road. While here his Office
will be at the Marion House. The
doctors appointm ents, when made,
will be found below.
The free press., 1894-06-28
THINK-IS 1T YOU 2

MANY of our subscribers now owe
,,r one two and three years. Please
,smit, - and afford us the pleasure
- o;vinp due credit for same.
The free press., 1894-06-28
s~N O TIC E !~Da

plesse call at Poplarville Drug
company's store and settle your
accounts for 1893.
POPLARVILLEDRUG GO.
The free press., 1894-06-28
Splendid crop weather.

Everett Wheat is convalescent
from an attack of fever.
DR.. Marion has been quite sick
for several days with chills and
fever.
Attorney G.. W. Ellis left for
Puryis Monday evening to attend
Marion county circuit court.
Watermelons galore rolled into
town last Saturday, and our popu.
lation was soon d doubled-up.
o. M. Donovan, of Huntsville,
Texas, arrived Monday evening,
and will spend few days at his
old home.
Miss Matte Scott, one of Pearl
River county's most efficient teach4
ers. spent several days of the week
with her parents and friends.
Mrs. S. E. Miller. of the Miller
House, requests that her basket
and contents, taken from the picnic
grounds, last Saturday, by mis-
take, be returned.
The two items following are from
the Ellisyille News of the 21st:
D. F. Archer, of Poplarville, at
tended the District Con ference Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Rawls, one of Pops
laryllle's most charming and at.
tractive young ladies, visited friends
in Elllsville the first of the week
THE QUEEN & CRESCENT has
been designated as the Official
Route from the South to the meet
ing of the Y. P. S. G. E. at Cleve.
land, Ohio, July 18th, 1894
Tickets on sale at One Fare for
the round trip. Solid Vestibuled d
Trains to Cincinnati.
Ask agents for particulars.
w. q. RINEARSON, e. p. A.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
A largely attended and delightful
sociable was given at the Marion
House last Saturday night. The
girls looked unusually lovely, the
beaux were duly attentive and the
refreshments served were elegant
We were unable to attend, from the
fact, that we have been mummi6ed
by our girl and lald upon the shelf,
there to remain until Gabriel blows
his horn-without she relents.
Some people say there is nc
money in this section of the coun-
try, but we think the following 10,
cident will prove the fallacy of tn g
assertion, notwithstanding the fact
that the principles of the editor are
never tested by supply in hand
of the "root of all evil, On Sat,
urday night Will Carver, of Nlch-
olson, visited our quarters to get a
package he had left therein for safe
keeping. On the bed he found 80
cents, which he rendered US, but
which was declined as we did not
have so much wealth to lose. In-
stituted inquiries discovered that
Howard, the jeweler, had rested
upon the bed, for a few moments,
during the day, and that the silver
was his property. The following
morning-Sunday-Joe, the ped,
dler, could not eat his breakfast,
nor even drink his coffee, because
of the mysterious loss of So in green
backs. The Miller House guests
enjoyed Joe's woe-begone express
ion, but nevertheless sym psthized
with him. Messrs. Carver and Ste.
venson having finished breakfast
In advance of others, started for
Main street, with Joe alb cut fifty
yards behind them. When half
way up the hill. Carver was seen
to stoop to pick up something, and
10 there were Joe's hard~earned
dollars. When the funds were
handed to Joe the illumin alton of
hls coantenance required mora than
Moses veil to protect the eyes of
the beholder from it's binding
brigh tness. We trust that friend
Carver will be fortunate enough to
The free press., 1894-06-28
uhamberiain's Eye and Skin Ointment

Uhamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
% cents per box. For sale by druggists.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists
Poplarvile Drug Company.
The free press., 1894-06-28
FREE TO ALL :

Ripans Tabules cure fiatulenee.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans TabulAs are always ready.
Ripans Tabules have come to stay
Ripans Tabules pleasant laxatives
The free press., 1894-06-28
DEATH TO ROAOHES.

l tried every remedy | could hear
of, and was always nquiring. They
seem to fatten on my poisons, a
correspondent writes; at least their
number did not suffer diminutiOn.
One day | took up an almanac and
idly turned its tattered yellow pages,
and on the last fragment of a leaf
came this; equal portions or corn
meal and red lead mixed with mo-
lasses and spread on plates will
destroy reaches" And l did. 1
pat it on several dishes and set
them on the floor ut nine O'Clock
stole softly out to see if they eat
it. The dishes were so covered
with reaches that the mixture was
scarcely visible. The next night
there were fewer at the feast. And
in a week not a roach was seen.
lived seven years thereafter in the
same house and never saw one. -
N. Y. World.
A communication from Oxford,
received too late for this issue, will
appear next week.
DR.. Marion will go 10 New Or
leans for medical treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
rXpnRTS TODAY.
r,,r GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August -, lS.i
co1ToN-The market started with good lhehtlons l'P
W. ss the first call sales showing an advance Vi
,ts over Yesterdays closing figures. put durlhs
10 pnr,~n there was q reaction which carried away
s.sry Of the mIovemenI, phs ,nivaiins for The
iss, was only fairly active win huctudtI.'N ~.
ga x,hn a narrow compass. the range on Co'" ,m,
Gay 5oGs 6jc There partial decline g" pot ,
me Ne day The total sales were YO]uN pales WIN w
Tor M ,he clos. dull but steady. The early advance was
tone an Improvement Of about ! POM IN Tp ,h
On an which was supplemented by the advance IN ,he
futures VII ana priyate cahlegrams bringing hullsh
pncea,on Taking the market as Il whole ho"eNtI'
hn,n was nothing To brag about Inc slo"lis e'Vp ,
!" be doing fairly well aee.dHs 10 , Iv Iisnt" states
u, ,.,n complaints Of rust ana the iei ma any
sssble amount II rain IN ne A.i"S liz, s, sal~s NJ
ssss the cotton The continued hsh spp' SUI 81
as nlaso are causing dscouiasment as 'heN are
hs es indicating an untaNorabe cohIlupn ~ we
then ~ tba spinning industries IN Great blal
nomeht, "a w. Ssii however that the mills appear 10
NHsso doing well during the greater part OF us sea"
the dividends paid by them can be- .aS,n d. , a.,
sex The present per diem safes ar rh Cxern,ent
HUI STOCKS AZ Liverpool very rapidly Inc
heavy So TrY fr the week ending August - indicates
We, the general condition Of cotton Is less
@ week i}oll and rust nave ciuSvu in,yy"rs 80
as Ca-olna Alabama. Louisiana and In portions OF
NORM rbe reports Il shedding are reported from inc
,,nas Georgia Alabama and Mississippi IN hinat
Carohhas sod the month well. and notwithstanding
me v,pvorable reports from portions II IeNaS Ne s
tne anii,ion ~ cotton that State is promkIhs
~ Florida the weather has been eSpecaliy % s
n,ng The or o. There is yer" little denahl i"' ~
-, and offers Cabed abroad and teesrAphen 70 NV ~,
r,n,S POINTS brought counter blds anu !. va
EissHsS IN MS ina, buyers not in urgent need ~"
, cotton good demand is reported AZ 20
China japan accol Su' are evidently allel
n the abundant stock Of goods IN the hdhls Va ~
n.,s Receipts OF now cotton al NaE"s, tas, ,.nr
pass' New orleans - bales. against 40 .a.,s
anu Tta receiuts of cotton AT Houston WeIr -
sssinst 527 bales last week ana OIL s,nr BIDS the
-tOneninr range and close to-da! anu N'0S'''e ~
eh al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23

Soasss do euls 2ogioc huekessTries quart sa7s
m"h cenav enny lind s ?a s % nu%es 3
Anne Arundel. 81 5O7sc 20; waermelons. per 100 81
rRUITs-DRIED-No change in eyaporaed or sun-dricl
aspes supy and demand l9ih very light Very few ne
SAC quote Apples evaporatcl choice 1918. c
d.. common prime. l0G l2izc do sun-dried. GnSc
chops lsN2c cores and skins ldsc peaches sun-ried
GlSe; cherries. llal2c: backberries. new. 5aGc
HoPs-Market si "y very dn 6n; wbou, new fea,ur..
prime sc STAT so S choice per ~ io' DO goa to
ines cM%7ce oaic; DO common to prime. 6a9c. year
material expansion Of The demand further drop
the fsr best lots selling Sic and good deal or
nn,H OF sales at loaloc only choice heavy Indiana
lover u cady rev Du cS id ' very % T %e Gees
fowls ss,GG u" oG Spring chickens per ~ loqii'sc:
9oaoc Srfss per pair oocqs . pigeons pair
tone Of prc . f S". .e Gm"n9 lv pre Sr
upward and ara dTyplrk.d fowls tendency slightly
excecdcd our quotations We quote: Turkeys DID, per n
I'T n IprlnE chicken rhlsdepha 5aSc wcste
Cd cocks. 5@54c: spring duck. Western Ia i6r do
10 sqaa per Solc s' St 2 ia'c geese Eastern ia
nj NM-VrTy It'll demand and values somewhat nomi-
ns sds 90 do wrscn r 9 7ss ' a. gr TarTi5c
MAT i", HNb fg41sR per @ o I"n Dr. o
,@s,S so O. No 70 No ss7. saPSns ."s
roTAToEs AND vEGET siIiE to DC Irish potatoes
y yance Onions steady. Lima beans scarce ana wanted
plenty and greatly neglected. cannrrs can ect more hhn
they want q l3a23c per box. We quote: Caulowcrs
do rel sla$2 do yellow. slas2 peppers CIq75c squash
crnera ,urp 2Gs 'egs oma,2gs per box 'e5
81 p: green corn per 100 7acasi so cahbages s5aSS
green peas 81 soas2 & r5ao rnS ,TaH' Island 81
sS 5Sgss dc Jersey 81 25as 10 sweet potatoes. pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


nr.>.s AID pEAs-Domestic marrow are well , sns,
,ane there il so GS'F IT psa at s.
G 81 g, FOR 50 white kdney 40, son , .ars 4
kidney at G 9 % a, aGou, ' late c but The maxi.
and holder S new new tam goes into snec On
me lass 81 80 for msdnm ,op ana hc" qUaly Beans
are sSS p @F bsS medium st g (. Pa
81 90 kdney g S - a" @ SS 's ca noH No.
e. ;fsa co. do foreign medium " t'ssi 49, h ao 81 IL
& 81 GOgsi TO- green peas bols. " ~ 90 Days - 100
BUTTER There was very q" wants pretty well and
We're disposed hold on and watch s,da no take aou
were a' ,h fancy creamery 24'ic The
part Of the c@n a1e q ,nes and but
e outlet Lover 3nal Wese e aeHnss held and
fresh ligh, oyemen me peT H. 2isc nrss
or RI. wr TO- seconds. iGoc maxi 20
2sc dairy half rhn s ,@ss +N' i56c Imitation
nTs,s %@i5s S? western dairy iaGs facGry Juge
cssa 9fkns 4is0i5,sc; do June tubs l'S''1'
CHEESE Gd , not asV cn the docks
market quite hrm for iu cream on ,,ncv large Size
found no one say passed there disposition to a
a traction more nder srads small sizes moving fairly
% Ssme trade feeling nfeT PA" s11 ss 'S
S as size white faney On 10 90 a
90 90 s s11& sn 90 % Common 1% TO Prime
o.sc: part 81, KIM Kim, ma; Ease -. mar,
s t r@ ,o sG%s sfn S Gp
OF BUYER ana enough business done on uiseis ,a~
TO sustain former quotations call for good and
medium qun,,es uote Jersey per dozen i"c state ana
s%snp Wes,sn 1sSfs i Tsse8n
good. le,sg''o r 9" ease t2as3 80 do seconds '2g mr.
sst f al EXCEPT eirf fancy choice
pears u ,ies SSd weaR larger ssppS
dull n' ana lower small fruit rspee ia and iower
I'pryer la"sorc's Early about steady out 1,
y WSsd'n for sick xS Sn' ripe ana .aod
very hard dS@. rsi snGs
dull and ee aSs g. Do kinds prime to T
1. ,Ts2: coInnos, 70 40 ciapps favori,e f2a!s do
let Dbl :asGss pums 10 kind a Ssr se Grape
per crate per b. saloc; do NassSa
Worden and Mo9 nsr basket asi rs; do fair to good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
DRESSMAI<ING.


A-A.-ARTISTIc summer dresses Hlan'
from 81 ,thls month";. tailot-'H.' III ""u
work guaranteed. also wedding. eve nus
r.crption. SEASIDE and travelling '"st it'H,
wraps and costumes OF every "tt.' lr' 81,
mad. on short notice; cutting. has,ii J.,
'".t,.rns 10 measure, - crhts ETHEL
brcssmaking iailors. ~ East - h-st.
ARTISTIC DESIGNER viii wait on ladies'
nj their homes. summer dresses Ih"n,
during this month So To- s.. send card
MADAME. 2U3 East isth-st
ARTISTIC DREssMAKlNG; impor,,ea
fashions; hotel orders at short hollc.,
I'D uurchosed N desired. moderate
prices. Mrs. MELROY. ~ East IN. ST.
between Broadway and University rae.
cOrTrRIERE FRANCHISE. Nine. An
darson los West lTth formerly VIII
stern's- SpeciaIties. fancy waists. street
and dinner costumes. short notice: ladies'
materials made. summer prices.
pRrSsMAKER. Experienced 'dressmakor;
nrst-c litter: accustomed to hrst -c'ass
work. desires more engagement cry o'
country. terms moderate highest refer-
encos. d.. 2Ji sth-H'e.