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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21

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THAT'S A CORKER," 25c FOR SOLID
silver thimble; $3.50 for the best GOLD
filled watch in the country; how AZ IL
geas, the reliable jeweler, los Broughton;
cash given for old gold and silver.
ENGRAVING PLATE AND so CARDS
(name) 81: plate and ~ cards
name and address. $1.50: wedding invita-
lions; send for samples. Lycett, 81 N.
Charles street. Baltimore.
FOR COVERING AND REPAIRING
Of umbrellas and parasols, send TO Savan-
nah Umbrella Factory, 56 Whitaker. Baby
carriage parasol covers all prices
THERE is NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodtst. removes
and cures ingrowing nails, corns, bum
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
TO. Leave orders at Wheoler's Pharmacy
Bull and State streets.
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SUICIDE on A PLANTATION.
4 Young Man Named Morgan Kills
Himself Nenr Augusta.


Himself Nenr Augusta.
Augusta, Ga. June 20.-News reached
the city tonight that a young man by
the name of Morgan, "a years old, had
committed suicide on his plantation, ten
miles from the city. this afternoon. The
causes leading to the act are as yet I'M
known. Martin was brother to DIR. J.
b. Martin Of this city, one Of Augustus
most prominent cilizens. and a nephew
and stepson Of Serst. Morgan, the Oldest
member of Augustus police force. lie
shot himself with a 3S-caliber revolver,
the ball entering the heart and death en-
suing Immediately. This was his second
attempt as on yesterday he took a large
dose of laudanum. His brother was sum
moned, and was at the plantation when
the tragedy occurred. While he was out
OF the room for several minutes the young
man secured a pistol and shot himself.
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EnR SALE.

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FOR SALE CHEAP, FOUR HAND
some nickel electric ceiling fans. Electric
Supply and Construction Company, 20
Drayton street
FOR SALE. A LL-ESTABLISHED
bakery and family grocery business In a
southern seaport city. Proprietor wishes
to retire. A cash buyer can obtain a
bargain. Address, Lock Box n, Fernan-
dina, Flo
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A Bank President Indicted.

Omaha, Neb., June 20.-Ex- Congress-
man George e. Dorsey. republican Of Ere
mont was indicted to-day by the federal
grand jury for his connection with the
failure of the Ponca, Neb, National
Bank, of which he was President This
is the second time he has been indicted
the first indictment being hushed.
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A BIG ELECTRIC PLANT.

In Connection with 1t.
Athens, Ca, June 2O.-Athens is TO have
in its vicinity an electric plant and cot
ton mill with capital stock of $500, OOO
Lamar Lyndon Of this city has gone to
New York to perfect arrangements for
the organization of the company A large
water power near Athens will be devel-
oped Within the last six months Athens
has organized a broom factory, two bob
bin mills two Hitting mills with capital
stock of $4,000 each, an electric power
company, a cotton mill with a capital
stock OF $4,000, and now this last move
ment is said by Mr.. Lyndon to be an as
sured fact
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Observation-Disclosures wANrs.

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WANTED, CENTRAL RAILROAD
stock, debentures, Southwestern, Atlanta
and West Point stock bank stocks. and
other securities. Austin X. Myres, broker,
ia Bryan street.
STABLES - WANT TO RENT You
fine box stalls in our new stables, West
Broad and South Broad. ]. b. Guilmartin
& Co.
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DIR. Leslie Phillips, a well-known scien-
list, warns the new woman against wear
ing her hair short and says that me
cause of badness in man is due TO the
fact that he cuts his hair.
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Iby forcing enormous advances in the
llIee of meat the avaricious beef monopoly
10y yet succeed in making hash house
~ word. Even the lowly and unpreten-
H. domestic economy.-New York Trib-
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FOR SALE. YOsTS. SMITH. PRE-
miers. Densmores. Barlock, Remington
and Franklin typeWriters, also. for rent.
Expert repairing. C.. s. Richmond, ap-
posite uostOhlce.
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AUCTION SALES.

}. II. OFrENHEIH & son. AuctIoncers
Wll sell 90 % O'Clock THIS MORNING. al
their safes rooms. Whitaker street:
Boxes Cod Fish aud Hcrrines. Pic,lled Beef
salmon. Mackerel, Cheese. Nuts. Motions ane
lot o. furaitu-c oi an kinds.
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DMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, PLACE BY COLORED WO-
man as cook or house girl; references can
be given. Address Cook" News Office.
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Macon, Ga, June 2O.-The commence
aent exercises of the Mount DeSales
-Ae5demyfclosed this morning with inter-
Sihs exercises. the awarding of the med
US etc. The institution has been prosper
gus this year and expects to start next
year under bright auspices.
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FOR SALE. 2Ts ACRES or LAND.
nve % miles from the city: splendidly
wooded. just the place for dairy farm La
Roche III Bay street.
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erty consult Robert IL. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer l29 York street. near Bull
street.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, A FLAT OR SMALL HOUSE
Would rent at once. or can walt few
months. Postofflce Box. 81.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

STABLES - FINE BOX STALLS;
mule pens, with plenty Of bedding, at the
best st able In Savannah; our new stables
West Broad and South Broad. J. F. Gull
martin e. Co.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. THREE 2-sTORY
houses on Zubly street. these houses are
IN a splendid renting locality and pay q
handsome interest on the price asked.
John T. Rowland, So Bay street
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WILL SELL A LIMITED NUMBER OF
lots, situated with an the advantages suit
able Tor parties wanting nice homes. az
hait price for cash. Apply at Dr. Best,
Best street
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UNREDEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
~. organs. sewing machines, clothing
very cheap. Arthur Deutsch, Pawn Bro
ker. Congress street. next TO Solomonss
drug store.
OLD NEWsPAPERS-i5 CENTS A
hundreds go. 25c: 1000. 500. Business
Onice. Morning News.
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The Hotel Register,

the representative organ OF the hotel inter-
est read at all Of the principal ofthe 10000
hotels, resta rants and clubs OF Am erica.
ald largely IN Europe.
1t is now pub ishing LIST OF THE BEST
PAPERS adapted for hotel adyertisiHg.
t1hs hctGlB OF America e1pep6 SIX -. =
IONS OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY VIA
the newspapers.)
1t is now publishing complete list OF all sum
mer Resot Hotels classified. and places
among the very first The United states and
the Grand Union, Saratoga: the Hotel
Champlain, Clinton Coenty, Lake Cham
plain: the Hotel Breslin, Lake Hopatccng ,.
n. j.. the West End, Long Branch. etc.,et
1t Is the only Paper publishing all about all
hotels, including SUNNI IT and Winter Re-
sorts.
Send 10 cents for Summer Edition, or order OF
American News Company or az any hotel
or Of any newsdealer.
The Hotel Register and Tourist Agency-head-
quarters for all hotels, rates, rating and
general Information.
THE HOTEL REGISTER COMPANY. Z War.
zen street. New York
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CYPRESS SHINGLES. FOR TYBEH
and other coast points. have been further
reduced TO g. % and SL25 per thousand:
boafs can load at the mill. carload lots a
speciality. Vale Royal Manufacturing
COmuanv
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRA-
pher wanted TO nj position one month, dur
Ing vacation, at moderate salary. Batise,
Il. 0. Box l2.
WANTED, GOOD. ACTIVE MAN. FOR
salary to secure trial orders for money
saving invention. Address Man." Morn
ing News.
WANTED, A GOOD BREAD AND
cake baker can get work by inquiring at
Naldosta Bakery Valdosta, Ga.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
TO sell our automatic skirt clasp; no pins;
no sewing; holds skirt up, keeps shirt
waist in place Agents report ladies buy
at sight. Popular price Of l0c $. j. & W.
O. Simmons, 1877 Pearl street, Boston,
Mass.
AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS sly
sample at home or travel. We
pay liberal salary and expenses
or good commission. and furnish
Box 1854 New York city.
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These disorders can be conquered at once
by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator.
An EGicacsous Remedy.

II can recommend as an eficacious remedy
for diseases of the Liver, Headache. COnsripa-
ton and Dyspepsia, Simr ons Liver Rsgu.
iator. Lewis G. Wunder A 5sstant Postmas-
ter, Philadelphia
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

GO TO q BULL STREET FOR PHO
tographs, crayons and frames: prices r.
duced. j. N. Wilson.
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Observer, Weather Bureau.
( temperature, " wind, velocity.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-04
Old Women with Young Husbands.

One Of the surprising things to
American women III England is the
number of English women who
marry men from to 20 years
younger than themselves. Tho action
of the Baroness Burdctt- Coutts in
taking SO young q husband as Mr..
Bartlett Is by no means uncommon
III all grades of English society and
bit of shock to the romantic mind
ed American. who prefers to let her
husband have quite the advantage of
her in point of years at least 1t was
with almost n little gasp of horror a
sentimental little American was told
of tho first meeting between Mrs.
Richie, ThaCkcray's daughter, and
her present husband His mother
was dear friend of Miss Ammo
Thackcray, who one day, when about
20 years old, dropping into tho Rit-
chic home. received tho interesting
information of brand new arrival
in the household. Proud Mrs. Richie
herself placed the weo Richard in
Miss Thackcray's arms as that young
lady remarked, 80 it is another
pink little boy come to make the
Ritchie family happy" 1t was the
same Richard Richie who in after
years made Miss Anne Thackeray his
wife. London Letter.
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For the Hest.

A brave pastor Of his flock was he
who was born at Kcntmorc Hall, i'll
England : lake district, in the year
1917 This Bernard Gilpin had no
love of power and place for he quiet
ly refused bishOpric when it was
offered him, an unusual proceeding
for village clergyman.
His enemies would have dragged
him to the stake at Durham for hav-
ing adopted the principles of the rof
ormation, and as they could not sue
coed by forco they tried guilo and
drew up 30 articles against him,
which they laid before Bishop Bon
ner.
Tho hereto shall be burnt in less
than n fortnight, said Bonner.
Gilpin heard of the plot, and with
tho utmost cOmpOSuro resolved to
suffer for the truths he had adopted
Indeed he even seemed glad of the
opportunity to prove his fcalty. He
called William Airy, his almonor, to
his sido.
AT length, said he, laying his
hand upon his stewards shoulder,
they have prevailed against me. !
am accused to tho bishop of London,
from whom there is no escaping.
God forgive their malice and give
me strength to undergo the trial.
So he patiently suffered arrest and
rode away 10 London. On tho jour
ney his horse fell, and Gilpin' $ leg
was broken. One of his favorito say
ings had boon that nothing happens
to us but what is for our good, and
now his cncmics tainted him with
1t.
rs this, thy broken leg, then, for
thy gOod?" asked they.
II mako no question but it is, " he
replied, and he was right, for Queen
Mary died before he could resume
his Journey To London, and thus he
regained his liberty Youths Com
panion.
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THE WELSH LANGUAGE.
Well Spoken, 1t Is IA beautiful rs and Not
Unlike Greek.

Unlike Greek.
Tho Welsh always having boon q
literary people, imaginative rathcr
than practical, thoir speech has nat
urally been more or less controlled
by literary standards and has re-
tanned its poetic form and flavor It
presents some CuriOuSly opposite
traits. That it is essentially tho most
jawhrcaking of tongues must be
named an impolito fiction for which
apology is owing. No tongue is beau
tiful III the mouths of all its speak
ors. Tho "SwrCt bastard Latin" may
DO vulgarizCd into u frightful hiss,
and in our southwest l havo heard
Spanish which sounded like tho
cracking of thorns under pot
CymriC we'll spoken is not unlike
tho Creek. In fact, tho first time 1
listened to an address in il was
strongly reminded of tho latter Ian
guago SO rhythmiCal was it, so vel
vety smooth, thcn again so full OF
resonant, big mouth words. Yct il
has at least ono pOctiCal composition
that is known rs tho shibbolcth of
sobricty, because no man who is
drunk can possibly repeat it, In mu-
sic itSolf discord may be piled on dis
cord until both ear and soul arc rent
aSundor, and it is tho unlimited ca
pacity of thu Welsh language for pro-
duCing musical combinations of
sounds that also gives it its CXtraOr-
binary power of Cacophony.
A synthetic and highly infected
tongue, rich in compounds which
have tho sudden, direct and telling
quality of the Greek compounds, it
Is capable mt tho Samo time of great
conciSunCSS and of an almost indcfi-
nitc expansion and clabOratcncSS of
phrase. In its numbcrloSS infected
forms it shows, of course, n lack of
full development, but much of its
huldlty and beauty Is owing to these
infections, which cnahlc tho writer
of Welsh poetry to perform oapcrs in
vcrSiiiCatlnn quito beyond tho reach
of the vcrsiiiors of any other nation
atty.
Not the least remarkable thing
about this remarkable language is
tho love lnVishcd upon it by those to
whom it belongs. Tho sound of his
mother tOn"uN is truly dear to every
one, especially when he is away from
bis country and hearing unknown
accents. But this sentiment il apt to
be nero nlStinCtivo one, expressed
IN some superficial way, as, How
good to hear the old homo words
again - 1t is something entirely diff
fercnt from the approciativo, critical
admiration which tho Wclshman bc-
slows upon his dear Cymraeg. The
language is n cult with him. He not
only loves he rrvcrenccs and adorcs
1t, not just because it is his own, but
for itself. He thinks it the most beau
tiful thing in the world. Ho rolls out
its molliiluOuS and Resembling
words and asks, Did YOU ever hear
anything - %lOrious?" Perhaps it is
not too much to say that he would
die for it.-Edith Brewer in Atlantic
MONTHLY
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Speeding the Parting Guest.

Il had funny experience in lit
tie town on the lower Mississippi, +"
said r. G. Blacklcy, travelling sales
man. Tho place had but ono hotel,
the landlord of which conducted ev-
erything except the cooking and
housekeeping, which his wife at
tended to. / was the only guest, and
when told him that l wanted to go
up the river on a packet due any
where between midnight and
o'clock in tho morning was shown
to room Immediately over the Of
flee and going to sleep when heard
a shrill feminine voice call, John,
you come to bed. 'Sallie, you know
KANT go to bed. Got to wake that
blamed drummer
Il enjoyed the situation and laugh
ed myself wide awake not getting
sleepy again for two hours. Then
the feminine voice called again,
John, l say, como to bed L kahn t
go to bed. Let that pesky drummer
wake hisself.' 'Tain't no way to
run n hotel, and there was a silence
again. Finally l went to sleep and
was soon awakened by the most un-
earthly racket. The old man was
pounding on the Office ceiling with a
broom handle: I'm awake, l an
swered. 1 don't believe I'll go on
that boat. I'm too tired. I'll wait I'M
til tomorrow. L reckon YOU won't.
You be down hyar in two minutes,
or I'll be arter you amt goin to
set up fer nothin.' l caught the
boat Cincinnati Enquirer.
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CONSIDER how few things are
worthy Of anger, and you will
wonder that any but fool should be
i'm wrath.
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POETR u.
IMPRESSIONS.

The touch Of a hand, the glance of All eye,
Or word exchanged with passer-by {;
"A glimpse Cf face in u crowded street,
And afterward life is incomplete;
"A picture painted with honest zeal,
And we lose the old for the new ideal
n chance remark or n songs refrain,
And life is never the same again.
An anCered word from our lips is sired =,
Or tender word is left urSaid,
And one there is who, his whole life long,
Shall cherish the brand OF burning
wrong;
"A line that StarcS from an open page,
A CyniC smile from the lips of age,
a glimpse of loving seen in 4 play,
And the dreams Of our youth are swept
away
A friendly smile, and loves embcring
spark
Leaps into flame and illumines the dark
A Whispered BE brave to our fellow
men,
And they pick up the thread of hope
again.
Thus never an act or word or thought
But that with unguessed Importance is
fraught ;
For small things build up eternity,
And hlaZon the ways for destiny.
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Wonderfully Fine,

Electricity has now, it seems, beat
en- the record of the gold beaten and
can produce a foil of metal from five
to ten times thinner than ordinary
gold leaf Joseph Wilson Swan, the
we'll known chemist of electric light
ing fame, has presented to tho Royal
society specimens of this wonderful
ly thin fol- made by depositing gold
on copper with the electric current
and then dissolving away the copper
from it with perohloride of iron.
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BURIED SPOlLS OF PIRATES.
Story OF n Find Made ON an Island or tn
NirRinia Coast


Virginia Coast.
The traditions of treasures buried
by the pirates Kidd, Iafittc and
Blackboard gave II romantic interest
TO tho Atlantic coast from MaSsachu-
sCttS to Georgia. Thousands of mon
have searched for these buried chests
of gold, hut there is authentic record
of only two finds, lone on tho New
England coast, tho other in Virginia.
The latter case Is said to have fur
nishCd Poe with the foundation of
his story of the "Guld Bug" The
facts are briefly these:
In tn" Atlantic ocean, lying of the
Virginia coast, there arc two or thrCC
heavily wooded islands
One of these was the resort of
Blackboard and was called by his
namC-TCaCh. \ ncighbOring island
belonged century ago to n wealthy
woman on tho mainland. 1t was n
Wilderness, which mower had been in
habitcd but by foxes, wild ducks and
other game. a trusty old slave, Bon,
was placed by her in n cabin on tho
beach to bring her occasionally gamc
and fish. Ono day, while walking
on the shore, Bon saw yellow
glCam in the sand. 1t Camr from "a
gold coin. Ho searched along tho
beach and found n rusty iron box,
ono end of which had fallen out
Within was n heap of coins with
crosses and silver CruCifiNcS The old
man won't TO his cabin and brought
nm empty salt bag, which he filled
with tho coins. He then dragged a
heap of brush over the chest To con-
ccal it, set up broken sapling to
mark the place and started for the
mainland TO give the treasure to his
mistress
Tradition says that Mrs Hetty
was hard, suspicious woman, and
that when the trusty old negro gave
her tho mass of coin her JOY was
cqualcd by her terror that he would
rob her of the great treasure which
he had left behind a heavy storm
ragged for five days. 1t was impossi
BILE for her to make the voyage to the
island in an open boat, and she would
not trust Ben, nor even her brother
or son, to go with her. At tho enc
of the week the sea was calm enough
for her to cross, but tho sapling, the
brush and the chest had disappeared
An unbrOkCn stretch of sand covered
the whole coast Ben could not fine
the spot then nor ever after. Hi.
mistress, it is said, kept him at tn,
search as long rs she lived, aiding
him herself, but III vain. Some O
tho gunncrS who have visited tn,
island have also searched for Mrs
Hetty's chest, but it never has beer
found. Nothing is certain but tn
fact that the bag of coin was brough
to her and that the touch of the gol,
and her suspicious and hcr greet
made her life wretchcd to the end
The poor fishermen of the coast un
| derstand the moral of her story
When any of their number grow
avaricious, they say that he ha
rubbed his hands against Mrs. Hct
| tvs iron chest. "-Cincinnnti Com
mercial Gazette.
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five YEARS OUT.

1--WE years having expired since we
Il opened up business, we must require
all persons indebted to us to come for
ward and settle up. We owe some
money that must be paid, and we must
have what is due us. We have been too
indulgent and have waited too long now
for our own interest. We willopen new
set or books, and will be pleased to see
all our customers and friends that want
anything In our line. will sell as low
as we can for cash or produce, and to all
good paying customers on sixty days.
Cannot indulge longer, for We have to
pay cash for all our material. We ex.
pect to be able to have good stock of
goods on sale soon, to be sold on the
above terms.
Yours, respectfully,
U. N. WARREN & co
Mar. 2-tf. Lewisburp, w. Va.
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OVcrCroWdcd London,

Now York Is not the only over
crowded city in tho world In n re-
cent address at Queen : hall, London,
Mr.. Asquith said: The ovcrcrowd-
ing in London il terrible There arc
about 100 persons living III homes
of one room and 500, 600 living two
or moro in a single room. In Clerk
enwell and WhitR"hapel over one
third of the population live more
than two I'm a room. New York
Tribune.
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Judge, A. n. Campbell States At
torney, Henry Gilmer County Com
missiOners, John &. Patterson, Pres't
Henry A. Wallace and J =. ID. Arbuckle ::
Clerk Circuit Court, Jonathan MAYS !:
Clerk County Court, Chas. b. Buster ):
Sheriff of the County, David A. DIVER ,
Surveyor, }. Austin Burr.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
HARNESSi HARNESS!

OUT up on short notice. of good goods
L and warranted. Repairing a spe-
cialty. w. p. WINALL,
In rear of Lewisburg Z. o.