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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-05

WILLIAM j. Florence in the almighty Dol
lsr'' is immortalized by the cigar named after
his great play.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-05
CALIFORNIA PRoEBEL SOCIETY,

The Development Of Language In the
kindergarten Discussed.
The California Froebel Society held its
regular monthly meeting in the rooms of
the Silyer-street kindergarten on Friday
afternoon.
In the absence of Mrs Dohrmann
through illness Miss Bullock, the record
irg secretary, took charge of the meeting.
which was well attended. a paper written
by Miss Nora A. Smith, entitled 1.-THE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-05

"sEAvEY's," 1882 Market. Elegant assert
ment OF Flowers. Prices exceedingly low.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
nrn'h OF ur. ,harl., ,Iurcn.

MIR, Charles March. we'll known
young man, died nj The residence OF his
mother, No. |, 100 Dinwiddie street
yesterday morning In the 31th wear of
his age. lie was employed for soma
VINE III the Adams Express Office in
Washington, ID. c. About ten wears
ago his wife died leaving HIM three
children, and after that ms health began
20 fail. He returned 10 his native CIV
about SIX months ago III homes that be
might improve. but grew worse from
VINE TO time until death came on YES
terday and relieved him of his suffer
tngs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Moro Bread npu Less Quito.

"At ibis ond OF tho nineteenth cen.
tury, " said ono Of tho bright club WON
en- Of Now York on IA recent occaaion,
we women AJAX from Tho table of So
cioty moro broad aud less cake We
want 20 ltnow all tho details of munici.
nai housekeeping. feeling suro that cur
Knowledge of doncstio housekeeping
may bn OF somo help in keeping clean,
pure atmosphere y Municipal house
keeping" is II good phrase Every WON
an should bring to boar tho weight Of
hor influence, siuce she cannot vote, up
on the tathors. husbands aud SOUS who
can. No man has ~ iargor intorest in
better schools, bottor sanitation, better
Illumination, Eor in tho bcrtcrmcnt of
any and every department OF municipal
housekeeping. than has his sistor WON
IN. More bread and less cakc!" is n
good battlecry. Philadelphia Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Far, Far Avay.

II was . clock In the morning and the
policeman stood on the corner watchint.
the hours OF the night go by without max
Ing the slightest effort 10 arrest them
when he saw man como out OF n gate
Just across the street ard approach him.
What were you doing In thcrcp" in
CURED the officer
That's all right, Mr.. Officer" replied
the man. what want to know is how far
am from bedi'
Vel. 1t isn't very far to the station
house, and there's bod there"
That's all right Mr.. Officer, but what
want to know is, do you know how far
am from bodf'
Where do you livof"
That house where you saw mo come
out.
Well, then you are rot very far.
Amt Iy' and no shifted the sharp
night air at tho officer I'm thousand
miles by The watch. "
Il guess not.
And guess yes. Ny wife's locked tho
door on me, and I've beon roosLin on tho
steps trying to coax her TO let no in, bnt
She won't have II. Now, II Amt thou.
sand miles, how far on the average would
you say was'" And tho officer, after a
careful reference TO his distance tables, ana
a comparison with his experience in sim
liar cases, concluded that the man was
considerably more than ninety -nine hun
aredths Eight.-Detroit Erea Press.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Maynard Notc,

HE NlndINIAN representative was
toiH by Admiral Brown Yesterday that
te had received notification that thn
Sihcinnati hau been ordered from Kew
West to this yard for repairs aud that
a an could reach here in few DAYS.
mere Is nhout sixty days work on her
g., Inc Amphltrite Will leave the ward
thursday Tor Port ROYAL, ). c., where
enc goes Tor target practice.
II mas been the custom Of the ladies
OF the yard to observe Weiuesday of
e"ci' week rs lndies' day. bnt they have
uectNeu TO discontinue that custom
eng summer and have no specinl day.
ne employees OF the yard will be
paid on Friday,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Is very sLadowy affair. Ere the chance
OF recovery becomes vanishing glost.
ttGs n most potent means OF overcoming
i"e ina ,tivity OF the organ. that terminates
IN their too ire uently fatal disease b. re-
sorting TO Hostetters stomach Blttrrs,
when gives just the Iequis Ia npul,e to
tho fcn~ organs to promot their vigoro =
"A ton without exciting n IN, An effect too
often produced bv the tiery and ummed ca
ted sum .isnts of coumcrce Bright lis
ease. dIHbrtes and iuactiyit, OF the bladder
anI foes Of terrible menace TO the systcm
Tho inroa s. may, however, be STAYED il they
are mot al the start and CON battal with
ihiterS. This rme and genial rOrrec.ve
also ltmo les ms aria dyspepsia rheuma-
ilsm, debility, nervousness aud the uurnI-
lties incident TO age. IL haStsns conva es-
cen c, and IS promotva OF sleep and appe
tie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Jack de Clancy aud his future bride
sat together that evening and discussed
the awful catastrophe OF the day
dent know what it was" she said
sadly, but when YOU mentioned thcword
boomers spell came over me X seemed
impossibl" 10 resist IT, and all the wav TO
church and until / started TO go ont this
was upon nc "
Then shc added brokenly, "Why did you
let me do itt'
Why, my darling" he answered. ~
dlGn know | merely mentioned II in
Jest, ana when you asked mo II you really
should l said, Why not?' in the Same
vein. Then when you actually took me at
my word, how was | to know that 1t
wasn't right after all? The women arc
introducing so many innovations that
Mercy Has 1t come 10 this?" She e1-
claimed wildly. Arc we really SO ridicu-
!ouS ana under such "a spcllY Well. it has
taught Inc a lesson Hcnceforth shall bo
Oh the safe side
ma never wear anything that is not
womanlyy" he asked eagerly.
Ncve-, she replied
Then, said Jack dc Clancy, claspirg
her To his heart, you are indeed the Rirl
love best in all the world" And us he
left the house that evening IN hour later
than usual he said joyously to himself,
the light Of u great loyo illuminating his
radiant face
- Il was the hardest thing l ever did, but
my whole future happiness was at stake. "
--New Work Hernld
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Yesterday Morning We BeEnu This
ticnrin. Sale of ID ess ,.oods,

Liable linens, counterpanes, our entire
stock OF zoe spring dress goods at lGsc
a yard, while the entire stock of l2ic
dress goods will be sold at &c IA yard.
This Is indeed dress goods bargain
one thousand yards OF Zephyr cloths,
worth l2!c. will go at SIC YARD 65c
bleaehed table linen will go ut 4Sc a
yard; I0c spring satteen will go at Sc II
yard. together with our entire stock of
towels, napkins, draperies, gingha
and counterpanes. These prices are for
cash. HnmmilIs, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
TEACHING HER A LESSON.
How Young Man Mndo Sure OF His
Girl.


i.
As Jack de- Clancy sat In ~ retired cor
Nor In his club earnestly talking with Els
lifelong friend. Sidney Cnstlrton. who had
just returned from year travel on tho
continent, ii was plainly evident from tho
expression Of his face that he WAS not al.
together happy man. For ssmc time the
two friends had been closely engaged i'm
conversation, each telling the other OF his
life during their separation. when Castle.
ton broke In abruptly:
Seems to me, old man, yori'vc some.
thing on your mind, and for the life Of
me can't understand what il is
Dc Clancy was silent for moment;
then, pntting his hand tmpulsiyrly into
that of his friend. he said sadly:
II had not Intended to refer TO tho mat
Ter, but now that you've spoken of il I'll
tell you all. As You say, IN engaged To
charming girl, whose true woinanly
qualities I've no reason to question ! fc!t
when asked her To become my wife Tint
che would be 1T companion for me
through life, but l regret To saw that "A
matter has como up which in time may
prove fatal barrier to orr love 1t is this
that troubles me-
Does Miss Ponnstock wear bloomcrsS"
asked Castlct0n
" She docs, " solcmuly replied his friend.
1t was gradual descent. At first tho
mere thought Of riding wheel was nbhor-
rent to her. But the other girls rode. and
at last she succumbod."
What you must dc" said Castlcton
meditativcly, lis to make her see herself
ms you see her, old man You must mako
her ridiculous without her knowing that
you've done it. This will bring her To her
senses. Why don't you try hypnutisinY'
q" DO You think it cnn be donci" gasped
Dc Clancy.
II know ii, " replied his friend warmly.
II VIII Introduce you 10 my hypnotic
companion NJ once"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
PORTSMOUTFInJE YYS


Yesterday morning MIR. Henry Bunt-
ing dropped bis pockotbook containing
$50 III mouey III his field aud never
missed 1t for some time. As soon as
no did miss 1t he made inquiries aud
ieorned that Richard Butler and rhos.
n. Jones had picked 1t up and had
divided spoils. He sent for Constable
lsham, who took this two men III
charge, received the money and then
locked them up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
PORTSMOUTH NARRATIVES
Tales Of Facts and Points Of New
Occurrences.
The BAPTISTS IN CONVENTION
Chief of Police lyman to Visit San
Antonio. Soliciting Funds for
Memorial Exercises. To Visit
Lake Drummond. Personal
and General Notes.
The Grays' fair will close tonight.
Tuesday will be regular registration

The Grays' fair will close to. night
Tuesday will be regular registration
day.
Lieut.. Only was suffering considera-
bly, from his arm yesterday.
There WAS quite u heavy shipment Of
berries and peas yesterday.
Tho military are still on the anxious
bench waiting Developments.
The fogs for the past few days have
been usually heavy, especially at
night.
The Portsmouth Cycle Club will at.
tend the fair at Deep Creek one night
this week.
The contractors commenced yester.
day to turn the South Street Baptist
Church around.
attendance tonight. The fair will
continue this week
a party OF ladies and gentlemen will
GO to Like Drummond to day in MIR.
ellis yacht, Crissie.
The obstruction of the Union bridge
crossing has been settled by the OBJ
siIuotor paying fine of So.
head the advertisement of Levy &
Jacobs III another column and 20 and
cooure bargain, as advertised.
Some time during Monday night
some one broke n large glass out of
Mr. z, II. Larkin's store, on High
etreet.
The case of the negro Mullen, for
cutting sailor named Williams. Will
be called N the Mayors Court on
Thursday.
All the different churches are bid =.
Ding on furnishing the Chambers ban
Quet. The proposals. will be opened
on tuesday hight.
The funeral OF Mr.. Charles March
VIII take place from his late residence.
40. HOO Dinwiddic street, this after
noon at 4 O'Clock.
Stonewall Camp, G. V, will have
envelopes distributed throughout the
city in lew days asking for funds to
Conduct memorial exercises.
= st. James Z. E. Mission copfrms.
t non VIII take place at the mission on
friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. MAY
a0th, Unsteady of Tuesday, 7th, as be-
Tore announced.
There was u large colored ball Mt
Nhltehnrst Hall on Monday night. IL
was quite swell affair. A large mum
Der oil them came from Norfolk aud
yesterday returned III carriages,
ne twenty eighth annual session of
she irglnh Baptist State Convention
VIII convene in the First Bsntist
Chnrch OF Suffolk to day, and Will con.
'lnue until Sunday. y programme for
each day has been set apart.
Ohief of the Police, +. 7. lyman.
Will next week leave for San Antonin'
Tex, on visit to his mother aud .ie.
ter and TO attend the meeting of the
rennlon OF Confederate veterans of the
south, which Will take place on the
goth inst.
Tho resolution requiring the Ordi
nance Committee to bring in an ordi.
dance not allowing any OF The EMPLOYEES
oil Inc city to leave tho city without
permission will work very hard against
some OF them and Will cause much
Inconvenience.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
How to j'ToserVo GU Flowers.

Lovers Of flowers not rich enough to
bay often viii aDd that the lives of
ther teyorites can bo prolonged by GOV
oring them oyer night with glass. Vic
!eta Will remain f.osh IL the water IL
renewed often and 4 tumh!er DO placed
over them at ni9ht
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Yesterday morning tho sailor who
klcked M SO much rumpus ut the
follce Station was brought into court
and gave bis name ns Martin Sullivan.
lie was fined 81 and cost for drunken
cess, SO for assault on the officer aud
was made to pny for tearing Mir.
bivlsons coat and for the hs.hster he
broke ont, amounting in oil to SI1.50.
winch lac pnid and went to the yard Is
taddrr man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
ieads to personal enjoyment when
-ightly used. The many, who live bet
81 than others and enjoy life more, with
hs5 expenditure, by more promptly
,tapting the worlds best products to
ie needs Of physical being, will attest
.ho value TO health Of the pure liquid
axatiye principles embraced in the
;emedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
n the form most acceptable and pleas
mt TO the taste, The refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
tive; efIcctually cleansing the system,
dspclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
euiRg them ana it is perfectly free from
very Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
yists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
9factnred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
ho Latest and Greatest IrrcsistihIc
success

IN mems, boys and children's suits at
prices to suit Your means. Soita
ranging in price from So. 80 to So. 90,
properly made, as has never before
been put on exhibition in this town.
Absolute perfection in quality and
style guaranteed. You may be sure OF
the latest and best, our stock contains
nothing else. You may count on the
lowest prices. Competitor can't touch
us. Remember the place. Levy y
Jacobs, 200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
\ COMMUNION ofI.unncy rl.Id.

Yesterday morning Justices Davis,
Nash and Niemeyer with DIR. V. G..
Culpepper, held commission OF Rob
Fletcher, who has been demented for
some time and of late has become more
serious. They decided that he was of
unsouud mind and ordered that he be
sent to the asylum at Williamsburg, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Election OF OFFICERS,

Tho stockholders OF the Western
Branch Drawbridge Company met yes
terday in the Merchants and Farmers
Bank and elected the following officers:
John L. Griffin. president Wm q.
Mauprn, treasurer; T.. O. Brooks, sec.
rotary. These with Henry Kirn, w.
Z. Carney, w. L. Wise and Joseph A.
Parker are the directors Of the com
pRuy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Yesterday morning the tugboat Maud
was tied in the dock nt the foot of
High street when the steamer New
York came i'll and in backing around
the swell swamped the tug and caused
her TO sink. The water was not very
deep, so it took but little time to get
her UP. No material dnmapa Maa done
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

1t is stated upon good authority that
the shops which were removed from
here some time ago will be brought
back here, and that Portsmouth will be
made the headquarters for all work.
The offices OF the company will be
brought here and this oity will be the
general headquarters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

whit hetIor, but will he coutiucd Tor
some days yet.
lion. Thomas $. Martin, United
States Senator, attended Isle of Wight
County Court Monday.
Strawberries have made their appear
nDce III the Suffolk market ut fifteen
cents per quart.
Being ANXIOUS to leave for cOni fields
the military COMPANIES nre disnppont.
eli ut the absence OF further Orders re-
gRrdlug their attendance.
There has ct intc been u noticonLle
dentth of eases IN tho Police Court.
All friends OF the military companies
are requested to meet the executive
committee this Afternoon nj / o'clock
ia tho new nrmory for the purpose OF
arranging the details OF tho military
bazaar.
aero was a pleasant meeting OF the
randolph society last evening with
Mrs. Il. Harry Butler. E'raaklu atreot.
The members of tho Il. Y. l.. L..
have changed ihair btno oi meeting
from Friday to Mondny nighte.
Mrs. Claude ". Northern and chil =
drep. OF Norfolk, are being entertained
ny trolr aust, Mrs. I'm ~ L. Fitch
cite. Main street.
lhe state Colored Baptist conven-
ton vii! meet to day III tho First Bnp.
fist Church. on Second street. Many
oil the delegates from distance arrived
yesterday afternoon.
steam yacht Thomas Edmonds,
which hae bocn in this port all wiutnr,
lett last evening FOR New York in com
maud OF Capt. Emory.
Key. =. u. towel. assisted by Reys.
~
preached the auuIverbsry sermon to
tho Order of Seven Wisc Men mud
Juvenile Council. IicaGehnld of Ruth,
IN the colored Christian Church.
Miss Mamie Lee gave tho first lnEc
party Of the season IN honor of her
friends, .hrs. ionld, of Wilson, n. G..
ANA Mr.. aud Mrs Iourtcltot, OF Prov
| ldeGco, Il. J.. Abundant refreshments
were served.
PHc-Nly BoYs ELECT OrrrcERs.-A,
meeting OF the pho.uix Fire Com.
pauY, bed IA the assembly room IA. tic
CITY Hal, the following officers were
elected for the eusuing term: Harvey
NJ Butler. foreman; Is T. Darien, iirst
| assistant foreman; oseph Croker, sec.
ond assistant foreman; John Butler,
Wiilluin Farley sad L : Drinkley, hoae
directors, i. A Thomas, engineer; G +,
etleV, engine driver; Henry Elov.
treasurer; l. a Thomas, secretary. III,
vas the h, nsc OF the comunny that the,
attend the State Ilremeu's Convention
to he held IN Hatrisonhurg in Jnno. ana
! they only nwalthome information about
railroad rates 10 arrange the details OF
the trip.
a STREET. CoLLisIoN.-Th was
yesterday collision on Washiugton
squire which resulted III tue wreck Of
OF Sergeant Ames' buggy. The vehicle
was standing near the gutter when
Harrison Everett, baggage transfer
man, approached drivinga blind horse.
one OF the Teins broke lust before
reaching the Sorgeant's buggy and the
horse dashed headiong INTO II, ,crushrng
ibree o! The wheels. The vehicle Wa
taken to IA shop for repair, Everett
agreeing 10 pay costs.
CALLED MLFrING EXECUTIVE CoM
| n?TEE.-J. +. West, chairman, viii
to day issue cali to the County Dem
octstic Executive Committee to meoi
next SATURDAY. ut II O'Clock. in the
CITY Hall, suffolk. to attend 10 impor.
tant meters pertaining TO the coming
election. All candidates for county
Offices are requested to be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
The Right Sort of Pencil.

Delaware, having chosen tho peach as
ITS floral emblem, should go Il step fur
thor toward typifying liberty and make
1t the freestone --Philadelphia Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
CHAPTER II.


II was 10 o'clock Oh SUNDAY morning.
and Jack 90 Clancy, with his silk hat.
stick and immaculate frock coat. tat
calmly waiting for his taucrr Miss Maud
Pennstock. Presently she came tripuine
down stnirs ard entered the room "a vision
OF NIL that was beautiful, womunly and
attractive
There, dear" she murmured ms she
put mp her lips to be kissed, I'm all
ready"
Fixing his s;cndfast gaze upon her and
sunmonnS all Tire resources Of lis will
De Clancy remained for ~ moment in ST
ieucc, then said quietly:
Aren't you going to wear your bloom
ers, doarf"
u horrii"d expression calre into tho
face o: tho girl he loved, which slowly but
surely changed to one Of bcwilJrrnent
and then To utter hclplcsSncss a.; she re-
plica heSiiatingly:
Il don't know. Shall Is"
Tho long weeks Of trial, in which De
Clancy, profting by his friends advice,
had practicod his art cautiously and I'M
known to hcr--for he Had rover before
'yillcd her to 60 anything which was not,
good foru--had done their work.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Russia Cot,,ne Hoct,...

But isn't Russia attempting pretty
big conract in declaring war against
ModlesNa and Japan at the came timer
Chicago Dispatch
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

10 yon want your clothes to look
ven on Won? Ii 80 buy them from
Levy ~ jacobs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
30 10 ~

In favor of Chas. Il. Welton & Co. 8
&c. ties. A new lot aud new fabrics.
and they are simply summers. Como
and take look.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Refriecrators at Crnwford's.

DO yon want to save 81? If so bnv
Sonr wearing apparel at Levy & ia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Levy Il Jacobs do not hnmbug you
with semi annual Improvement and
alteration sales. They only advertise
facts. Bear that III mind.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Levy n Jacobs nre the sole agents
Tor That great waterproof Middlesex
SUIT. Ask to see 1t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Levy \ Jacobs have suits for old and
young. Prices. $3.50, sc, 81. 80, SO
ana upwards
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08

Our merchant tailor department has
proved great success !his season.
GIVE us trial. Levy X Jacobs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-08
Our CIninn >uh.tnm,in,cd.

we claim the largest. cheapest ana
6cSf line Of ctOMUiq ever brought to
this olty. On our second trim North
We closed ont 81. 800 worth o. a,e,,'8
ana O0YS' SUITS ut about Oiie-h0lt of
their regular price. They were glad 10
sell and we were more than pleased To
be aole to give our customers goods at
ABOUT tho manufncturers' pric. to tby
retailer. It's not necessary to quote
quote prices III tue paper, as YOU cau't
form any idea Of the vaiue of ihe goods
unless you sec them. Suffice to say IRE
arc me pcopfG to buy goods from this
season, II you want to save anvwbere
from 81 to 81 on suit of clothes. Brss.
iauer ~ Anthony, ia High street.
LADIES
Peeoing tonic. or children who wan, builo
lng up. should take
BROWNS iItON BUFFERS
x,tiit ss PtehsEht; cures Malaria, Indigestion
pniousncss' Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
Go to iiaminiIi's thI. wees for bar.
enins.
Wire doors at Crawford's.
Wait for Hofheimer's branch store.
220 High street. Famous old stand.
Furniture. carpets at Crawford's,
IF rOUR RACK ACHES.
of you are al worn cut; really good for moth.
RRoWH'S IRON MITrERs.
is Viii cure yon. cleanse your liver, and civ,
Z good appetite.
Buttormilk and Ice Cream, at Mao'e.