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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
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Save San Francisco special of Aug 90:
"If Parker Pearson Valentine Will come
forward and be hanged. or take his
chances of 10, he can have 800 600. Val.
entine Ia wanted In Minnesota for murder,
aud they want to give him his big estate,
beoueathad to him In the will of his
mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Valentine. Mrs.
Valentine died In Colu bla county. Wis
consin, two years ago. She had consid-
erable property of her own. and she In.
herited about s35. 600 from the estate OF
her half. brothet. Hiram A. Pearson. the
capitalist. who was drowned In Lake
Michigan.
"A portion OF the property is In this
city. According to the story that Major
Noohn told to Judge Coffey yesterday. q
twenty year trust was created by the will
OF Mrs. Valentine, tho property to be held
during the period OF the trust for the
missing son. III the son doos not appear
the estate is to be given to St. Johns
Home. Milwaukee.
The attorney said that when young
Valentine was IL years OF nRe he had O
quarrel with his mother and left home.
He vert to Chicago AMI worked as o
clerk. but soon speculated and made
$50 600. He then went TO Minneapolis to
study medicine. There he married. much
against hls mothers will. and a few
months later he killed a man whom he
found In his house. He fled, and soon
afterwards he visited his mother. Mrs.
Valentine upbralded him and he went away
and since that time nothing has been
cIate of the son claimed to have heard
from him In Colorado q few yeaEs ago. and
when Mre. Valentine died she believed her
ann tn ha still llylnQp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
A veteran soldier. Throat.

DENVER, Sept. s.-General o Dricn, COM
mander of the department of Colorado and
Wyoming, G. A. R., said yesterday: "If
the Indians attempt to hunt In Red Des-
ert, Wyoming, they will never return
alive. The white settlers of the region are
aroused, and they are amply able TO meet
any number of Indians that attempt to
kill buffalo. At the last session of the
state Legislature stringent law was
passed to protect the only herd of buffalo
in the state. The state will stand by that
law, even though it brings Wyoming up
face to face with Unole Sam. We are law
abiding citizens, and we expect Indians to
obey the law, even though they are fed at
the crib of the general government"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Highest of all in Leavening PoweLa U. S. Govt Report
Rl>AI BBa.xiEsg Bt,,kiIsg;!
'ABSGaUTEHY DU@E
OaIaton fteius.

Robert Hawthorne has returned from
Washington. much pleased with his visit.
His object was to find out how many
months they were to have sch ool.
Mrs. Ida Moon of New York has return.
ed .home after visiting her mothor and
sister Mrs Ella Ruth
Mrs. Frank Eastburn 10 visitIns her
mother at Newport.
Miss Lou Eastburn has returned from
visiting friends In Phlladei phia, and is SO
well pleased with her visit that she will
etay longer the next time.
wo know a man near ked Mills who has
q complete grindstone.
How about the young fellow who went
fishing and got into the yellow jackets"
nest2 We need not say he left In a hurry.
How about tho woman who happened
to see certain PARTY at the railroad ono
evening and hurried to naighbors to
tell lt and lost her engagement ring. but
its tue thing sho did not lose her
tongue.
1t is fashionable In the State OF Della
ware for fellows to court the OLD folks as
well as the girls to keep on the right side
of the intended motber.In-law
young lady asked the other how many
beaux che had. her answer was Is. and
now she husn't any-just waiting for
some other fellow. U No.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN.
Notable Events nj the New Jersey Athletic
Club Meeting.

1tub AtocetH1s
BAroTNB, N. j., Sept. s.--Four worlds
records were broken ut tho Labor Day
sports OF the New Jersey Athletic club by
athletes Of the Now York Athlebio club
who will be matched against tho London
Athletic club next month. ''Tommy"
Conneff, the famous little Irish runner,
won the special mile and q half race in
tiine that lowered the records for the one
and half mile and one and quarter
mile distances. The previous record for
one and a quarter milo was $40, made by
w. j. Day, and Connect reached that mark
In 5.8S a-6. The one and half milo record,
made by Sid Thomas, Of London, In 1893,
was 6.53 8-b, and Conneff finished the race
In 0.40 30, beating Bean, OF Boston, and
Orton, of New York.
Mitchell was not at his best whom he
gave his exhibition Of throwing the 10
pound hammer but In the 56-pound weight
| exhibition he beat his own and the worlds
The other worlds record established was
for the high jump, in which M. ]. Sweeny
| cleared the bar at @ IT. b,S ms, an eighth
Of an inch higher than the previous record,
IT, ms, also made by him.
Great things were expected Of Crum, the
western fiier, who was matched against
Lee, Stage, Goodwin and Wefers In the 100
| yards dash, and he won the event in fine
burst Of speed at the end, but In the ordi.
mary time of 10 1-6. Tint his speed was not
greater may be accounted for by tho fact
| that he was not harder pressed, or that he
competed in Chicago Saturday, and has
| been travelling cast since then.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Opsrn Club Troubies.

There is trouble among the members OF
the Wilmington Opera Company. and as q
result T, Leslie Carpenter. the musical
tiles are that others will follow. Mr.. Car.
penter as also the members. refuse to
give a full explanation of the trouble but
in brief form they sayi
1--WE have been associated together long
enough for some OF US to see that we wsre
inveiRied into the organization OF the
club for the almost exclusive benefit OF
two men. who are non.resldents OF this
city, through the agency OF q local man.
organized chiefly of members of the WI.
mlDGton Chorus. and the attitude OF the
Opera Club has been to endeavor to de.
NJ orallze the Wilmington Chorus so as to
strengthen the Opera Club"
meeting OF gentlemen to discuss tho
advisabIlity of forming q new organiza.
tion will be held In a few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
County Court Jnrors

The grand iurors who served at the
last term of the Court or General Session
will servo at the term which begins Nom
day. Sept. 10. and they are now being
summoned. The jurors aret
Appoquinlmink. Edward Draper, Joseph
Roberts, Rcbt ID. RatledRe; Black kblrd i.
Geo. r.. Donovan, Wm. Luckermanj Bran
dywlne. Jas. q. McComb. 1. ID. Mouseley
Christiana, VIM. r. Flynn. d. F. Shepherd i;
Mill Creek, Richard @. buckingham, VIM.
d. Pennock; New Castle. John Mahoney.
Albert Silver; Pencader. David Ross. W.
b. Ford; Rcd Lion, Shas. Orompion, AL
fred Davidson; st. Georgia.. L Il. Shall
CROSS John B. Vandeerifti White Clay
Creek, Thos. Armstrong, VIM. ID. Currin-
der; Wilmington, Emil Bucher, Wilmer
Eliason, Dayid ". Shookley.
The following is the second panel of the
petit Jury drawn: APPOINTMENTS Lewis
Z. King, Walter Il. Hart w. N. Watts;
Black bird. .Auley Hill, John A. He mold, j..
A. Buckson; Brandywine. f. B. Ewing. g..
X. Hanley; Chrlstinna. Jose phi Knox, A. X.
Wood ward. Samuel Cranston; Mil Creek.
B. F. duncan, John Brown. W. A. Miiicr;
New Castle. Harry Herbert Alfred Grimes.
j. II. Dougherty; Peneader. Alexander
RobblDg. James Downes; Rel Lion, Hurry
L, Gray Adam H. CSok; st. Georges. II. q.
Dolson. Augustus hushebeok. j. Al. Arm.
strong; White Clay Creek, o. q. Vincent
David Ford, Alfred Taylor; Wilmington.
Emil Hertel. William Rielley. Harry
KlIu nStuber,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
MUG GETS OF NEWS.

At Galesburg, nls., Fidor went against
the stallion pacing record of 2.o3z. The
mile was made in 2.051S.
The fourteenth annual convention of tho
National Association of Stationary Engi-
neers opened today in St. Paul.
A dramatization of "Coin's Financial
School, entitled THE Silver Lining" was
produced in Chicago last night.
The strike Of jute workers at Dundee,
Scotland, has been ended and the men
have resumed work at the old terms.
The cotton crop of the United States for
1s9i-96 amounts to 1901 ,25l bales, against
7,749,sl7 last year and 6,7oo,3e5 the year
before.
Johnny Van Heest, of Wisconsin, de-
fcated Turkey Point" Smith, of Phila-
delphia, In q twenty -fiva round go" Al
Baltimore Inst night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Anxious Daughter.

Anxious Daughter-M other, did papa
have his salary increased when he was
marriedf
Mother-No, dear.
Anxious Daughter-I don't suppose he
had any money saved up, had her
Mother-Not a penny. He spent all he
earned.
Anxious Daughter-Did you get along
comfortably
Mother-We were very happy.
Anxious Deughter-Well, you know,
George hasn't been able to save q penny,
but
Mother-Now understand me, IL that
poverty stricken fellow dares to show his
face here again shall certainly get your
father to turn him bodily out.-London
Tit-Rita
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
ArpoIpt.d hr ao,ernor Hn..lnr..

HARRISBURG, Sept. 9.-Governor Hast
ings has reappointed DIR. Charles L. George,
of Harrisburg, member of the state
pharmaceutical examining board II. A.
Boericke, of philadelphia, has also been
appointed member of the board to fill
the vacancy caused by tho resignation of
Alonzo Robbins Of Philadelphia. The
governor has also appointed James E.
Roderick, Of Hasleton, mine inspector for
the Fifth anthracite district, and Miss
Elizabeth E. Myer, of Towanda, MEM
Dor of the Pennsylvania Woman's Auxil-
iary to the Cotton States exposition at
Atlanta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

largo number of G. A. r. men. lnclud
ing the members of the National CouEcil
Administration Delegates and eltern= tes
Senior Vice Depar tment Commander Asst
AdjutaBt General. Medical Director, J ge
Advocate several Past Departm snt Com.
manders and about sixty comrades and
their fIlends will leave Wilmington ne xl
Sunday morning at O'Clock journeyIny
lnRton and thence by the q. IL o. X. X.
through old Virginia, through all the old
battle tields and returning they will visit
Cincinnati, the Natural Bridge. White
Sulphur Springs. Virginia Hot Springs.
Riobmond anu some of the old battle
fields before returning home and they ex-
psot q good time. J. s. Itzsnburg has
charge of the sleeping car.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
An Indinn's Bir Property claim.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 3-R. r.. Dun
bar, of Argentine, a suburb of this city,
acting for George Washington, Shawnee
Indian, has brought suit to recover 39S
acres of choice residence and business prop
erty in the west end of that town. The
basis of the claim is an old Indian deed,
which shows the land to have been pat
snted to Nancy Whitefeather, mcmbar
of the Shawnee tribe of Indians by the
United States government in 1859. 1t is
claimed that her heirs haye never signed a
deed to the property. Washington is hor
grandson, and the principal heir. The
property is very valuable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
ALLIED uNDTR TROLLEY wurE 9
Two Year Old Nathan Cooper mansre1
Under Car No. I23 Inst Night.

Tho list of deaths by the trolley has beeu
Increased The last victim is 2-year- old
Nathan Cooper. sOn Of Joseph Cooper. and
he came to his death last night shortly
hefore O'Clock.
II was car No. IS of the Rivervisw line.
in charge OF motorman Oh aries Kitsetnnn,
which ground the child's body Into pieces
aud the accident happened while the child
was crossing the street. Tho children OF
that square are allowed to play In the
street by their parents and 1t 10 not at all
surprising that such "a horrible accident
should occur Nathan had crossed tho
street and when between the rails stopped
almost directly In front of the car to pick
up something from the etrest.
Ktselnan realizing the danger of tho
boys position. applied the brakos. but he
could not stop his Gar In time to allow tho
child to reach the pavement. After tho
body was taken from bansath the car. Dr.
teo. StetDiclten was sum non5d. but tho
child had been illed Instantly. Deputy
Corner Chandler will hold nu Inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Lynoh.d for hitting . white Man.

HICKMAN, KY, Sept. 8.-Between mid
night and daybreak VIII Butcher, a negro,
was taken from the city lookup and shot
to pieces by whitecaps. Sunday night he
got into q quarrel with a crowd of negroes.
The police tried to arrest him, but he re-
sisted and threw brick, striking a prom
inent white citizen. He was finally put
behind the bars. Yesterday morning the
door Of the lookup was found open and the
prisoner gone. Later Butcher was found
dead on the river bank, with his hcad shot
to pieces and the body riddled with bullet
holes. Eight or ton masks were found
near by. No arrests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Death OF Hannah w. Richardson.

Hannah W. Richardson died at her
home on the Newport pike short dis.
tnncs from this city yesterday morning.
from congestion OF the lungs in the 77th
year OF her age. Miss Richardson was q
relative of the Tatnall and Tatum fami-
lies of this city. she was the sole heir OF
the Richardson estate, her brother, Ashton
r., having died In 1885. The estate will
now go to her nephew Ashton X. TatuaIl
and other relatives.
1t consists OF many valuable properties
including the horne ASHLEY" where she
died. She was an elder In the Friends
meeting and a most deyout worshipper.
Previoua to her long illness she was well
known by hvr exam piHry anu charitable
life. Her funeral will take plsce Thursday
morning at 10 o'olouk and tnterment will
be made in Friends burying ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Pushing n MARYLAND Railway,

BALTIMORE, Sept 2.-Mr J. W. Rein
hart, president Of tho Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad, now head of a
syndicate of northern capitalists building
the Chesapeake and Western railroad, says
work will be finished between Elkton, on
the Shenandoah valley division of the Nor
folk and Western, and place on the
valley branch of the Baltimore and Ohio,
near Bridgewater, twenty-five miles, by
Nov. 10. 1t Is proposed to bring the line
to the Ohio river.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
.erana C,n,r., pst,. IN N, ro,,,.

CHICAGO, Sept 8.-Peter Lake, one Of
the old time American confidence mon, is
under arrest hero. Lake is known to the
police of the country as "Grand Central
Pete" from the fact that he made the
Grand Central depot in New York his deii
Of operations for over twenty years He
has virtually retired from the business,
and although he is said to have made $780,
900 by his wits he is now poor. He has
been through the west, and to those whom
he selects for victims he represents him
self as owner Of large Cripple Greek mining
proDerty
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
s.r,n~ va,,.v,. 1avo- I,a,,,.a.

PRrNcETos. Ills. ,sept,s-Thc grand jury
Of Bureau county yesterday returned an
an Indictment against Martin Delagro,
mayor of Spring Valley, charging him
with completely in the recent race troubles
at that place, and a warrant for his arrest
has been placed in the hands of Sheriff
Clark. Fifteen other persons were also in
dlcted on charge of being members of the
mob. There are four counts In the indict-
ment against the mayor and the penalty
for any one of these charges is removal
from offices or q fine of 81 900, or both.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

James F. Toy, son of Cornelius Toy, q
former Nilmlngtonian, alter being away
from our city for some thirty years paid
our city q visit on Saturday. Mr.. Toy is
now located in Sioux City, Iowa, and is
president OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company of Sioux City. The banks assets
are So, 600 900. He has been prominently
mentioned for Governor OF Iowa. He
visited his cousin. Mr.. Harry Toy. In
Philadelpilla on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
r,v,,,,r oh,,ago,s r,ov.,.a Road.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Property owners on
Fifth ayenus, one of the streets on which
the various elevated railways of this city
propose to construct a union loop for the
use of all the roads, have started out to
make big fight against the companies.
They made application in the federal court
yesterday for restraining order against
the roads, and their application fairly
bristles with charges against city officials,
chief among which is bribery and forgery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
A ohna,. nemarkabl. E.oap. from Death,

BETHLEHEM Pa, Sept. s.-Two-year-old
Clayton Barthol, only child of Edwin
Barthol, of Bath, Pa. near hero, had a
wonderful escape from death yesterday
afternoon. While playing on the track OF
the Lehigh and Lackawanna railroad he
was struck by u freight train. The child
was In the middle of the track, and the
whole train of thirty cars, with the excep-
Nion Of the last car, passed over him before
the train could be stopped. The boy had a
deep cash cut in his forehead, but no bones
were broken
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Mn,,h.h tI,a Cnn.tahIe..

wILKEsBAERR, Pa, Sept 3.-Constables
Lake and johnson, of Wyoming, arrested
John o'Boyle Mt Maltby and got him to
Wyoming after he had cut open both their
headswith stone. AtWyoming o'Boyles
father compelled the constablos at the
point of revolver to take the prisoner
back to Maltby for a hearing. AT Maltby,
however, the angry manifestations of
big mob compelled the release of the pris-
oner, but his father was arrested and held
In 81 900 bail. A dozen other arrests will
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
The BorrowInr Nelrhbor.

"There do be only wan way to get the
besht av borryin neighbour said Mrs.
Dolan, ian that is to move.'
"Hov the Rafferties been oallin an yoz
againS'
"They hov, An it's the wan that owns
ihe utinsiis thot hoy to be goln widout
'em. In the winter they borry the cook
thtove, an In summer they como over fur
the loan av the oice chist. t.''-Washington
Etar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
shot by a sistsen-Year.oId Boy.

CosHocToN o., Sept Bray Shaeffer n
boy of 16, shot and fatally injured Thomas
McDermott last evening. Tho shooting
was the result of q quarrel. McDermott
picked up a stone and threatened to kill
the boy, when Shaeffer drew thirty-two
ctliber revolver and fired point blank at
McDermott, the bullet striking him in the
middle of the forehead. McDermott will
die. Shaeffer gave himself up, and Is now
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Low Rates via PennsyIvanla IA. n.

For the National Encampment Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. to be held
at Louisville KY, September IL to a. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will sell
TO the pu bile. from September to 10 In.
elusive. round trip tickets from Whining
ton to Louisville and return at Sl5.64 for
the round trip via Philadelphia aud Sl5. ~
via Washington and q. 4 o. n. II. or via
Baltimore d Pittsburg; proportionate
rates from other points. These tickets
will be valid for return passage IL pre-
sented on the Pennsylvanls Railroad east
OF Pittsburg prior to midnight OF ooto.
ber @.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
TIL, s,.,,..bura p.,,a,,,.

The handsome new building of Snel,on-
burg and Company at Seventh and Mar
yesterday accepted by them. The struc
tur5 has already been described and IL ous
OF the prettiest and finest ones In the CIT y
The building will be stocked with CLOTHING
between September 20 and 25 aud no IN ore
complete line of goods wiAt--se offered
than that'by the new house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
ro Worlr on -ruIl rIma.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept. 8.-The Pennsyi-
vania, Richards, Hickory Ridge and Hick-
CRY Swamp mines of the Union Coal COM
pany have been put on full time for the
FIRST time this year. Six thousand men
and boys will be affected, and the full time
will continue throughout this month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
uo sneezed aud Lost NJ. Teeth.

A farmer while engaged In looking down
q we'll on hls farm near Greenbank. not
many days ago. had the misfortune tC
Rneeze and away went mis- set OF false
teeth. Every since he has had to gum 1t,
but haa ordered new set, whloh ne Gays
Will fit him better than the old one. Moral
don't look down q we'll when you sneeze
without having your false teeth securely
fahtnned In your mouth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
liau.u -. ........,. a.aoh.

ATLANTIC GIT, Sept. a.-The body of
tohn Jewett, of Germantown, who was
1rowned while bathing ON Friday after
noon, was dlscovered yesterday lying ON
the beach IL is thought that Jewett wAs
stricken with heart disease while In the
water. as he was subject to that trouble
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
utah Women Cannot Vote,

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. s.-The supreme
court has decided that women cannot vote
at tho coming election In November. This
reverses the recent decision made by Judge
Smith, at Ogden. The cases came up on
appeal In the suit of Sarah C. Anderson
against Charles Tyron, registration officer
at Ogden,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Che.rine Pr,.pec,, for Fan Traa..

READING, Pa, Sept. 8.-Fifty manufao-
turers and retail merchants interviewed
hore predict the best fall trade In ydars in
The Schuylkill valley in consequence of the
steady operation of its industrial plants.
The men are working full time, and wages
are betteF than for several years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Reiuesion tn Rate. on Family Ticket. w
rs. Ax d, isaIIread

On and after September 1. 1895. tho
rate for tifty -trip fu mily tickets between
Wilmington and Philadelphia. via b. & O.
railroad. will be SIS IS. This ie reduos
ton OF $6.23. equal to 25 per cent Corre-
spending reductions will be made on this
class of tickets between Philadelphln ana
oil other stations within the limits of the
suburban train service OF the Philadeiphia
Diyiaion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Died from H.r IniurIs..

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 8. = Theresa
Thomas, tho 18-year-old servant girl who
was so badly burned about the body while
working in the kitchen of the Reading Inn
on Sunday, died last night from the eiTeots
of her injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

Shiloh's Cure. the great Cough and
Group Cure. is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty five doses. only 25c.
Children love 1t. Sold by ell druggists.
Sold ny N. II. Oanfortu. Druggist ). e
Cor. 2nd and Market streeta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Seized with . Fis while bathing.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept 81 v. Wall, of
cpnshohocken, Pa, was seized with a flt
while bathing In the surf near the foot of
Maryland avenue and was drowned before
assistance could reach him. His body was
recoyered
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
To Investisate Henson. Lynehine.

ELLIcorT CITY, Md, Sept. 8.-The Sep
tember term of the Howard county circuit
court convened yesterday. Judge Jones
charged the grand jury to investigate
thoroughly the lynohing of Jacob Henson,
the colored man who murdered Daniel r.
Shea in his store in Ellicott City last Feb.
rIIn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Mn.nnin Fxnnrninu.

The Hiram Grand Lodge of the Masons
will give an excursion to Atlantic city. N.
j., on Thursday. Sept. 5th over The B. Il o.
Railroad Train VIII leave depot foot Of
Market strest at o'clock .. n.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Another Threatened maryland Lynohln,

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Sept. 8.-Gra-
ham Mason, colored, was brought here and
lodged in jail, charged with assault upon
little girl This fact greatly increased
the excitement attendant upon the arrest
of John Davidge for similar assault, and
the sheriff is guarding the Jail to prevent q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
couldn,t unaerstand IL,

Street Car Conductor-I can't take this
Canadian money. The company won't
take 1t from us.
Mrs. Z.-Dear mel If that's the case,
should think yn,i'd be glad to take it,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
A olergyman saspentleA

HAMILTON, o., Sept. s.-The Methodist
Episcopal conference suspended for one
year the Rev. W. r. Dudley, former chap
lain of the Ohio penitsntiary, for obtain
Ing money under false pretenses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
n....r., nx.rer..

Nalson has opened,his oyster.depot and is
now ready to supply all orders, also fresh
fish on hand. Give me call. A. FNslson,
g. E. cor. Sth and Madison street.