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Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
United W0rkerss Sale.

On Friday, from 10 a. m. until p. m., sale will be held ct the rooms of the United Workers. 200 Orange street. The sale will consist largely of sheets and pill low cases and garments made during the past winter by women who have been helped through this charity.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
Appointed by MT. Byxbee.

HARTFoRD, Nay 1.-lnternal Revenue
 Collector John 0. Byxbee has appointed Frederick Goddard of North Granby gusg-
 CT and storekeeper at Melrose, Conn, in place of George D. Wright, resigned.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02

Exery Day Except Saturday. eS&A Leave New Haven from sfarin. .s Dock, foot of Brown street, al io.i i5 MeAlistsr, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursd.y. Ine MMz c: E9ERTOS, Capt. Spoor, every honasy, "Wednesday and Friday. Returning, Sourtlandt street, st D. mi the Startn every Monoay, Wednesday and Friday; the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
 Fare with berth in cabin, 15c; st&Ieroorns Si T1chets and staterooms can be purchased Of S9an S1t h- dnes. 1r s5i Chapel street, of Peck q hotel.
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hart. streets every half hour, commencing st s:s o'clock D. m.
 Q. H. FISHER Agent Nex Hsran Onnn
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
Trap Shooting.

NEW LONDON, May LA trap shooting tournament, in which delegations from Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island and various parts of this state will ps.tici- pate will be held on the grounds of the Thames club tomorrow and Thursday next,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
Young Men,s Guild.

Young Mems Guild. The Young Mems guild of rinity parish
 rendered reception to the Young Ladies' guild at the parish house last evening, There was musical and literary entertain ment
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02

APPointeaO Ourate at the CathedraI.
 HARTFORD, May 1.-The Rev. William J. NeGuirk, who has been asaistant psstor at St. Nary's church in Now Britain. has been appointed curater at 6t. Jossph,s ca- thedral, Hartford.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02

For bathing, shaving, beau tifying the skin, scalp and complexion, Woodbury's Facial Soap is pure and a sure cure for skin eruptions. Prepared after 20 years ex- perience. Small trial cake,
 UA TO cts. 5 cakes, ST. Ys John H. Woodbury Dermato- nVH logical Inste, I25 w. 42d St., NY. Hy% WO0dbury's Special Treat tA ments.-Hair and Scalp, to Clear
 the Skin and Complexion Cream, 0 at Druggists or by mall, q each.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
A Well Known Norwich Man Dead

A We'll Known Norwich Man Dead.
 NORWICH, May 1-Councilmsn John B. Brewster, one of the best known men in the city, died at 10:45 last night after an illness of three days. His death caused great surprise, ss he was not known to be seriously i'll. He leaves wife and child. The deceased was ffty-one years of age, and was the son of Hon. John Brewster of Lsdyard. At the time of his death he was treasurer of the New London County Az. ricultural society, a director in the Msr- chants National bank and trustee of ths Norwich Savings society.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
TO IMPROVE sAvIN ROCK.

New York Corporation Anxious to r Purchase Railroad Grove.
 A New York corporation which Is known as the New York Amusement company is negotiating with Secretary and Treasurer Israel L. Kelsey of the Winchester Avenue Railroad company and Julius Lempett, lessee of the grove at Savin Rock, for the purchase of the grove and amusement plant. If the deal goes through, the com pany will spend about $15. GOO in equip- ping the grove. Messrs. Lempert and Kelsey will be directors of the corporation, It is expected that the deal will be con summated to oday.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
Attached for S35O.

Tho Goodyear India Rubber company of Waterbury caused an attachment to be placed on the property of B. Levy and H. Alderman of this city to recover an alleged claim of $230 38.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02

When Baby was sick, we gave hel Castoria
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
Home for the Rrieudlass,

The next monthly meeting of the board of managers of the Home for the Friend. less will bs held at the house of Mrs. T. P. Gibbons, No. GA Trumbull street, on Wed nesdsy, May 3. at 3:3O D. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Sale of Church Pews-Dsath of Law. | yer Russell-The InteTment tO be |
 In Naugatuck-To Observe Arbor |
 Day-Boyss Brigade Drill-They are
 Returning to school.
 The sale of pews ct the Grand avenue Congregational church on Monday footed up a, 800, which Is very good for the first day. Itis expected the sale of those psws remaining will bring the total up to the usual amount.
 Quite number of children and some of their older friends went out to Lake Sal- tonstall yesterday. It was fine day for, May l, and the fine weather was greatly enjoyed. | The two companies of the Boy1 Brigade, one from East Pearl street N. E the oth- CT from Grand avenue Baptist, had drill on Blatchlsy avenue Monday evening. The boys showed the effects of excellent drilling.
 Frank Harrison, the colored man who was struck by train Monday, was out yesterday. He said he felt pretty we'll despite slight lamsness.
 All young men will be welcome to attend the mock drill at the Y. ". O. 4. rooms this evening.
 Adelphi lodge, F. and A. N. initiated two candidates last evening.
 Columbia castle, K. G. E will enjoy an
 oyster supper after their regular meeting
 next Tuesday evening. The members of
 the Bridgeport castle have been invited to
 attend.
 This evening the members of the Perse-
 vering circle of Kings Daughters will hold | n. l. A1,-
 room of the East Pearl street N. E.
 church. Eea4
 Frank P. Tyler will organize lodge of
 the A. O. U. W. in Stamford Friday even.
 ing. Ez
 St. Ignatius' society will participate in the field sports of the O. T. U. to be held
 in New Britain June 2s. Principal Dickinson Is arranging sxsr cises to be held in the yard in fronl of the Grand avenue schoolhouss Friday noon in celebration of Arbor day. A tree VII , be planted and there will be prayer, brie'
 address and singing by the school pupils
 Henrietta J., the three. year old dsughte ? of Frank Hill, died at its home on Poplar
 near Exchange street, from congestion O t the brain yesterday. ..
 Dl Lawyer Henry D. Russell, who died . his home on East Grand avenue, corner O
 Sherland avenue, yesterday, had been il Q for five or six weeks from c complication c of diseases. He was . well-known an, 8 esteemed citizen and many friends vii be pained to hear of his death. He ha, ? an office in the Glebe building, at tn
 corner of Chapel and Church streets. H
 was sixty-three years of age. MT. Russsl was secretary of Weolsey lodge, Knight
 of Honor. He was born in Prospect an ], | removed to this town many years age f The funeral services will be oonducte 7, from his late residence this evening an J. the remains will be taken on Thursday { '- Nsugatuck for interment. The decease 8 leaves a widow and son, Leslie Russell C 7 Chicago, who had been with his father dul J. ing his last illness. -..-.s-- r. Principal Dickinson says the attendanc }, in the Grand avenue school, which fell O }, materially during the scarlet fever scare, b increasing again.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
To Sailfor Europe

Rev. I. 0. Meserve, pastor of the Daven-
 port church, will start for Europe early
 next month, where he will remain for about two months taking well earned and much needed rest.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
Yale Divinity Octette.

1N1o DATHHHtT Octcttes
 The Yale divinity school ootetts gave 6 very enjoyable concert last evening at the United church chapel for the benefit of the
 Boys' brigade. The singers were warmly applauded,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
HistorIcaI soeie1x 0utinr.

HARTFORD, May 1.-The Connecticut Historical society of this city will make Concord and Lexington the object points of its annual outing In June.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02


 Ny the Sixth Company Boys, Brigade. At the entertainment to be given by the Sixth company, Boys' brigade of Davenpors church tomorrow evening May 3, the fol- lowing program will be rendered: Selection. .Reynolds Orchestra E&2e s9,o. Miss Lillian Helbrook Obeft-Under the Old Umbrella, ,,..,.- |... Mias Ltia eehsppa, Master LedyaTd Hastiu aa 0erry Company, or the Cadetas Picnic
 Captain. .....,.......M Mr. Wm. Hastines
 6esae. Mis- Edith Roy
 6eftto. Miss Emma Clark Mr. Howard Meserve
 6r. Burton ". Ar mold,
 Florence. .,....... Miss Lottie Reynolds
 Charlie. .MAster Ledyard Hastings Rectf4don-S Selection. W. Manning ReynoIds Rseaeataon-arandma at the Mas9uer.de... Duett-The ReconciiiatIon tIon.,,,..,.. '--s ..Lottao Rsynolds and ". Manning Reynolds
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething. It soothes the child softeD the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea; 25 cents a bottles Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
sMALLPOx nj THE sTATk.

The State Health Hoard to MaAr To.
 Day. The state board of health will meat this afternoon at the ofiics of the secretary. Dr. 0. A. Ltndaley, to consider the prevalence of smsllpox in the state.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02

Deanb Rheumatic EHls absolutely cure rheu. matism and neuralgia. Entirely Vegstablo.' 6a6S
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
@ paid t3d pd TEX. Div.

Government BOnds. Following are the quotations for United stAtsa
 bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02

Ex-interest
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
City Court-Criminal Side-J '.. Cable.

John Carroll, reform school complaint, committed; Grove Hutchings, breach of peace, judgment suspended; Lewey Holt, same, same; Theodore Jepson, embezzls- ment, nolle; Comfort s. Farren, non-sup- port, bond of $160 furnished to pay his wife A week; Emanuel Soraes, robbery and false pretences, bound over to supe- rior court; Henry F. Smith, indecent as- sault, continued until May 9; John Burke, vagrancy, nolls; same, drunk, $5 fine, $5 42 costs; William Fl. Penney, breach of peace, continued until May 3; Charles Aegg, same, same.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Manager Ming has booked for Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, oct. 2 aud g. the
x eat TailToad molodfamh lincoln }. Car
toT's East Mail" which will be RlyOn n
grand noeBio production, that IN many ro-
spsola promises 10 Do ono ot tho most .
markable ever Ia tbis city. The play IL
constructed on strictly modern principles.
I ho interest starts al terrific paoo aud 10
not allowed TO flag for nm inBthnt. Tho In
oldenta nre made doublY thrilling by tho
mechanical and aoonic effects that are em-
rloysd There Ia tho rattle and olattcr Of
q pat oil wagon 40 II comoa down the atToet,
The whistles, bells, ete., dt hlbsiaalppi
steamboat leaving hor wharf, moonlight
effects on tho river. the glowing furnncoa OF
tho boA' and tho explosion and breaking ~
Of tho steamer. A gigantic pieos OF real
water soen0rI 10 presented Ia tho Niagara
tAlls scene, whore tho ono moug cataract IL
rsprOfOnted with the roar Of wOtsr. the
neothing foam and tho rlsing mist A
In iRht train OF fourteen cara Ia run across
the siaps. Tho chbOose Ia lighted and tho
engine carries the engineer aud hremNn.
10 ~ everywhere acknowledged to be nm un-
surpassed achievement Ia railroad scenic
elect There Sooma 10 ho no limit 10 the
Possibilities OF ataR0 mechanism, but THE
Fast Mall" seems to hHvo covered oil thu
ground no 10 tho present dRte. Tho com
phnY ih highly spoken OF and the play IA
well constructed. with n strong tingo oi
comedy 10 Oiiaet the serious e!cmont
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

'.nks the short and by twenty fou' hon 9
tha quickest route TO California. Elegant
Pallmen pa!aes and tourist sleepers.
The diniuR car route. The Union Pacific
has plpeed on sale daily tickets from Hell
enh to California points. limited to sixty
dAys going. with privilege OF returning any
time within Elk months, good for atop owe +,
nj following rateG;
To san Francisco. going via 0sdon, and
returning ammo quite. S1i.
To San Pianoi9oo, gong via Ogden. md
returning via Portland ANA vioe vers 4, 500.
10 SNn 7 nncisco going via Portland
nnd returning same rou!c, $40.
10 Lo5 Angeles goiig via Ogden and
Sacramento, and returning viA an Frau
cisco and Ogden. o: vice versa $50.
To Los Ancelee, going via Ogden and
Shn Francisco returning via San Francisco
md Ogden. sos.
10 Los Angeles, going via Portland and
retu mag win Sacramento, or yico versa.
5000.
III lough sleeping cor reso yAtious and
fu ther information can be had by calling
on or addressing 30 North Main street,
Helena, II. o. WILSON.
Fieipht and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
TIE WISE TRAVELLER,


the Road
That afTor ls excellent m most comic:
GLle facilities-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That trsycrsss delightful and pictur-
csqus portion OF the country-"Ths Mi
vHukec."
That has--nnd meIits-tho reputation oil
strength and rcliabi!itg g-"Ths Milwaukee" 1"
That enjoys opularity and 10 STAN ned
with public approval--"fhe Milwaukee"
That has n substantial roadbed and mos.
fIequent train seryioo-"The Milwaukee,"
That regards. always, the comfort, eas)
and safety OF it1 Iatfons-"Ihs Mllwaa-
kee."
That furnishes the latest private COM
purtmeas cars and latest library. buffet
smoking uatS-"Tha Milwaukee"
that furnishes elogang drawing room
parlor cara, fros recliallg chais cars an 4
aumptuous dining care-"rhe Milwaukee,.
That hhs exclusive use OF the electric
berth reading lamp-"Ihs Milwaukee,"
jh9 Milwaukee" combines oil tho abovs
and more, too. Its trains are yestibulol,
heated by steam, elOcirio lighted aud IN
surpassed in iuxnflous appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow tbs
Teoplo Aad you cannot bs IA, from righs."
The people ass Tho Milwaukee"
J. j. COMFY. Asst. Gen. Fass. Aat.
~. Paul. dinn.
NorE.-Fiys hins daily from Twin Git
ies TO Chicngo; one 10 81. Louis and one "a
Kansas CITY.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
harvest r4ourslons 10 Montana.

For tbs above cxcursions the Gr0ht
Northern railwly will soll tickets from 81.
Paul, Minneapolis aud enslOTn terminals To
nllenu aud nll points cast IT kn ispcll and
return hta rate of ouo lowest lrat-glnss
fare pins 81 for ths round .rip
Tickets ON sale sept. IL, % tnd Oct y
final return limit twenty days from date oi
sale. stop over privileges allowed oa the
going trip. Z. w. PIrrs,
c. Il. Du1roS, City Ticket Agent
General Agent.
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A nnlIrl,ILml Trln.

Via Salt Lake and Dsnycr TO Chicago aud
tho onat. A dip In tho great salt lake or q
ftws days visit at Mnnitou Sprlaga sit.
uhted NJ chs foot Of Pixies rcsk, Cauuo. bo
Cquhlsd on this continent.
Pullman dining car rontc For rntea,
etc. call NJ tho Union Pacific Office, No. 80
North Ma II At cot. Helena.
IL. q. Wuaos,
Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
u May Interest You to Know soms {, tho Tech
nleal polnta About
WHISKEY.

In the first place there are
High Wines.
In the second place there are
pure spirits, made from High
Wines.
In the third place there is COM
pound Whiskey, which consists of
Spirits and Straight Whiskey.
In the fourth place there are
patent process or early maturing
Whiskies. These goods are
made after the cheapest formula,
and are matured early by arti-
fetal means.
In the fifth place we have regu-
lar Sweet Mash Whlskey. These
goods are distilled from a sweet
mash, and yeast is used to in
crease the yield. They mature
earlier than sour mash, but never
develop the same fine qualities.
In the sixth place we have the
old-fashioned handmade Sour
Mash Whiskey, such as our faith
ers drank so years ago, This
Whiskey is not only superior to
anything else made in Kentucky,
but is admitted by connoisseurs
TO be superior to the finest French
Brandies as beverage.
The Old Continental Distillery,
while not the only one, is among
the few houses remaining in Ken
lucky where old-lashioned hand
made Sour Mash Whiskey is
made. All admit the great supe-
riority of this process, but the
yield is so small that few distillers
find the limited profit in making
it attractive. Its perpetuation de-
pends upon those who are more
devoted to quality than to large
margins
The Old Continental Whiskey
is made down among the hills of
old Nelson county, from pure
spring water and the choicest
grain. 1t is mashed by hand in
small tubs, and is singled and
doubled in copper over fire. Ii
is in every sense of the word a
pure Whiskey. Unlike the cheap
limitations it does not derange the
stomach of those who drink it,
and there isn't a headache in a
barrel of it. 1t is soft, rich and
frIity, and while it supplies
health and strength to the feeble
who use it, it also supplies the
demand for a beverage of the
very highest order.
The fact that il was awarded
the gold medal over all other
Kentucky Whistles at the
Worlds Exposition in New Or
leans, and also at the World's
Fair at Chicago, goes largely to
substantiate what we have said
in its favor, The proof of the
pudding is in the eating, how
ever, and we suggest that you
call and sample the "ContinentaI''
for yourself.
Spring 1890 Old Continental,
per gallon on.................$3 90
Spring 1889, Old Continental,
per aallon..........u...... $50
Spring 1888. Old Continental,
per gallon. n......,.........,,... 90
Spring 1887 Old Continental,
pergallon............."... 45O
Spring 1886 Old Continental,
per gallon,........,.........5 8. 90
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

With tho olhlnratiug aonso OF ienoNed
hcalih mud strength md Internal cleanlt
nes5, whiol iollowS the uso o; Sy up Of
Fius, Ia unknown TO the few who h4ve not
iroyreassd ciond thS old timo medicines
md no cheap rubstitutta sometimes uf-
foEcl "a. never ceoptod by tho we'll in.
10 med
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

VIM u Fisher. Butte Nathaniel Hughos.
A X ihfnaworth. fAn LcnVor
Iranri,co James Andr0wa, Jr, -
\ ] unngier. Dismond beorfo
tity W a SwOpA Christina
w "a futhoflin. White George l. scot. Minne-
ulphur sprngB apollo
Alfred d horton, Fast Aug iluhr Now York
Helena Sam Lishop, MArys-
Mrs iishop. Marysvillo gillo
~ Ohourka. Billings & II Ihompeon. led
Horny 1 OAN, L roat Lodge
Fails joe rohRher, MaryB-
Jos ! amndo. MAtys- VillO
VILE John Nixon. Clancy
q 4 " hite. Whits sui J. llOnsloy, Deer
phur 5pTingg Lodge
lhoa Graham, Livingston
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

Mrs. Kcin: soy. Main utrost opposite F.r.,
National bank, h,s An elegant line OF mil
llnory displayed.
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I,iE

ORn-scpt 60. 1891, William y. Orr aged IS
Ioara. only brother OF Mts. n A. lishar,
Tho funeral Wli take plAoo 10 day from tho
family reah7uc,, $40 Sizih Avonuo, at 2!g0 y m
lriondh invited Io htond
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

Thore arc no sand deserts hiolg the line o. t'ie
settlement from tho great lakes to Puget sound.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
v GilSfGIl' S.
NEW YORK-tG5 Sixth Av
HELENA-Slxth and Matn.

All sorts of goods share in the
price cutting. Here's useful,
staple articles at quarter price.
Special today;
Daisy clothes wringer. ..$L7S
Western Empire washing
machine, e,.......,. 4 90
Extra size wash tubs. 500. IS
Large size wash tubs..... rs
|Mcdium size wash tubs. -. .os
Clothes pins, 3 dozen. .o5
$50 foot clothes line...... ,os
GOOD wash boards. ...... rs
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

You can buy drcss pattern at 2 ho nco Hive
with Innings lncludrd a, ehcap as tho prico OF
cloth.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

Lowest pricoa In town for millinery at Mrg
KCmpany's opposite tirst National bank.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

ho Zoe Hive ls selling standard calieops a,
five eents.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

Tho Boo Hive lo'ds in low ptico', Give Them
n an.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

: ost quality apron sinshana only dyc cont
peI yard at lhe loo 1.-Two
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

WIpis TVofY NOnUaY
A regular moeliue Of capital lodge No g NJ
a. 4, ", will bn hold Ht A, -, u, " hall
lafohon buildiUL thln cyonins Visiting
brothers afo cordially welcomol
NJ, 4, MulirAKrh "a. w
W. u. VAN osDOL. loe.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
CALL FOR
State Prohibition
CONVENTION.

The ProhIbitionista OF Montana hero.
by called 10 meet in stnie convention nt
Bozsmnu, Wednesday, Oct o 1894 at .
O'Clock T.. NJ, for tho purporo OF placing in
nomination a candidate for Member OF
Congroip, a candidate for Associate Justice
Of the supremc Court. tho eleolion Of a
state committee and such other busiu0la
no may como bsfo tho meeting. All
loyai prohibltionis,s and mombors OF tho
W. G. r. 4, who eau make it convenient Ia
attend aro cordially invited aud will be
recognized % members OF the convention.
liy order Of The state committee.
g. G. FULLER, Chairman.
Il. NJ. GAnDSrUa Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Arrlynls a, tho orann c.ntr.,.

DrOsa patterns at The loo Hive cheaper thar
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
,rrlrn.snt Ihn nn,nn.

L I, Gsrrity. Chicago ia theriTs. Chicago
NJ Thompsun. Chicago w % onkin, city
W Hale, chicago W d Mitchell. heids
A White aud wife yillo, NC
Buttt A Nj DeLeick. Ehr
Carmichael Allan, Francisco
hioAg0 1heo oehwin. u = a
Otto A6ramsky. 81 Paul Nm 4 Kett Chicago
Nm Fischer, Chicago MonnO lIzck9r. New
4 ID linn. illinxs YORK
NJ Gibbing Liyinys. Chhs A Emerson Osh.
ton EOHh
J h9roe, Great Falls Cbas A ktngsr and
" ID Wheeler and wife. son, Euite
city ID Sohmid. city
Wm toonay. city A Kraft, Gan Fran
w T. Miller Kansas cisco
city 8 J sehwenzer. Mil
w lllrk, city whukee
Jnmes Sullivan, city
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

An olcgaut line Of etlvsr Curllug s,ts at
tho HELraA JRwELRY Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
SAMUEL K. DAVIS.
SPECIAL.
PRIVATE SCHOOL OF
Shorthand and Typewritlng,

Thl. fChool ia in iossion l,o day, ot each
vccI urns tho entito yoau lyouiu' loHsoua.
Now n the time 10 enter school. Tor mtthor
particulars ,ail ON or Addroia Mary L. Jaekmon,
prucipAl lAiloy nlock, Helena
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Spring 1890, Old Continental,
per gallon n..................,$ So, 90
Spring 1889, Old Continental,
per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Spring 1888. Old Continental,
per gallon......,........,,..4 90
Spring 1887. Old Continental,
pergnllon.................. 45O
Spring 1896, Old Continental,
per gallon Observation-Disclosures. 500