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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28
THE STONE DEFECTIVE.
Answer I'm n suit Against Builders of
the New University.


the New University.
Cameron a. Ashenfeiter, builders OF the
new university building, yesterday filed an
answer IN the superior court To "A suit
brought by Charles r. Kinnbali. as receiv-
er OF the Pittsburg Stone Company They
aIlege that on June q. 1894. they enteret
into contract with the stone company
whereby the latter was to deliver mt the
quarry In Pierce county l,0ts cubic feet
of stone. split in large. promiscuous pieces.
nearly square, and 10 have no feather
edges, OF not less than eight cubic feet
contents nor shorter than two feet in
length. The agreement further provided
that the stone should be subject TO the APP
prevail OF Charles w. Saunders, architect
Defendants say IL was necessary in order
that they might complete the new build
Ing by April /. the time specified. that the
stone be delivered promptly in the quaint
ties and sizes ordered. but that the con-
tract was eroken by the receiver In CON
sequence large quantity of stone was re-
tected as not being equal to sample nor
equal to the requirements of the contract;
that large quantity was blasted by pow
der. cracked and shattered: was full OF
dark spots and boulders, and was totally
unfit for use. In working over the stone
delivered. defendants claim 10 have been
put to an extra expense OF $500 while 1900
cubic feet OF rejected stone is now piled
up on the grounds. subject to the order OF
plaintiff.
As a result Of the. breach of contract
Cameron & Ashenfelter claim to have paid
ont large sums for freight on materials
which they were obliged TO buy ia the
East
AZ n further defense. the contractors
aliege that the stone company represented
that II held under lease the lands describ-
ed In the agreement, while I'm truth the
lands were owned and controlled by j. o.
Connor. who has now notified them that
they will be held responsible for all the
stone quarried. Before this notification
was received they had paid to the COM
pany LOCO on account.
The contractors ask that Conner be
made party TO the action. and that they
recover from the stone company a total OF
S,if1-3 on the several causes OF action.
The suit WAS begun in Pierce county,
but has been removed To this county. The
complaint has not yet been filed.
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AFLORAL WONDER
AGAIN.
1t Is Claimed that a New Va
riety of Sweet Pea Exists.
WHAT is THERE IN A NAME?
An Enterprising Man Can Win a Big
Prize Fiom a Firm of Eastern
Florists if He Can Guess What the
Most Popular Name for the New
Flower viii Be. Must Buy Seeds.

TT Is STATED THAT Up CLOSE BY
Niagara Falls a new variety Of that
fragrant and handsome flower. the sweet
pea. has been originated or more likely
hyar4dfzet. II what is being claimed for
II - true IL win be indeed an accession
70 the fora of to-day II is said 10 have
dotAole flowers. that is. they have TWO or
three standards or upright parts; these
standards are OF a clear rose color. while
the other parts are white. The 'stan-
nsrs' are either back to back or overlap
ping, thus adding 20 thu general novelty
or the appearance and, IN addition TO sill
this. the fragrance Of the flowers is said
TO be sweeter than the sweet est. Grant
iIsg all this 10 be true. Tale appearance Of
the double sweet pea Will he looked on as
quite an event by the lovers and devotees
of Horticulture. 4 prize OF 500 has been
offered by an enterpriSing firm of florists
TO she individual who can guess which
name win be chosen out OF six for the
new plant, but there is joker. Of course,
in the offer. In on,ieT. to guess or vote
for the name you must purchase at
least 81 worth OF flower or vegetable
seeds from the people who are going 10
give away the money to the lucky
guesser.
California has never yet produced a
double sweet pea, but in its vegetable
products it is head and shoulders above
any other state in the Union. Were 1t 10
rest its claim to this premier position
alone ON the fact that IL produces all the
Ingredients that constitute that great
and grand home remedy, joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla, il could justly lay claim 10
il, for that medicine IS without a peer
in the wide. Wide world. And why IS II
without any equal? Simply because no
remedy has done the 1.-THE OF what Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilll has done for the
suffering sick in the United States. And
the cures which have been made without
"a doctors aid by this household medi-
cine are legion. And they cover nearly
all the diseases extant. Let as quote an
example or two. IL makes good reading
IN weary sick nDrtals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28
BEAUTIFUL NEW ALTAR.
or the Church Of the immaculate 10 Be
Dedicated Next Friday.

Rev. Y. Garland. 5. J. pastor Of the
Church Of the Immac.ate. corner Broad
way and Madison. announced TO his con
xreEation sunday that the new altar will
b ready for use next Friday. May 81, The
altar. beautiful IN design and workman
shin. has been donated by Mr.. J. r. Agen
as a commemorative monument OF his de-
pa~ted wife. The pastor said he thought
the best way 70 show his own gratitude
ana ,Aat Of the parish FOR the gift. would
be 20 offer the first mass celebrated az the
affair for the repose % the s0ul OF Mrs
Agen. Consequently a solemn high mass
% requiem viii be Offered or the new at
tar next Friday at : 'clock sharp. and all
she members or The parish are kindly
requested 20 assist.
The Sanctuary 81 the church. viii also
pa very Fnuth improved ny the new ear
PEI Whieh tae generosity and exeEii0ns
O. Mr.. Jeukins have provided.
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BEER THE BITTER CI-P.
A sunday school Teacher Staggered nv
an Unexpected Answer.

After the dedcatory services of tho non,
Cumberland Presbyterian church in Ealla
Walla addition Sunday last there was a
most unexpected and laughable occurrence
al the Sunday school \ lady evangelist
who happened 10 he present was conduct
Ing class OF bright little bows OF the
characteristic type known as Young
Americans" II was observed that sh, Al
rected her Efforts to instiIl into them good
morals. descanting largely upon the evils
OF intemperance and gambling
Al the close Of the exercises Rev Mr.
Reck called on the lady to make a five
minute address 70 the school. and she con
tnued in the same line she had beer, mr.
suing She asked what the soldiers did
with the garment of the Savior.
Cast lots for it," came the response.
What was that?'
Gambling"
''Ah, yes: gambling ar the foot Of the
cross. What did they offer Him 10 drink -,
Wine"
Did He drink it7''
NO. ma'am"
mo. indeed. Here. then. IS an exarnplA
OF temperance. But there was one BIT
ter cup He ala drink. What was thar
Beer" shouted little s-year-olf
Notwithstanding the improprietv Of
laughing IN Sunday school the smile tina,
greeted This announcement Of The u.,le
tot was 80 audible As 20 reach the street.
Plenty Of rivals Try 70 cornnete with NJ
Prices Baking Powder None can mako
Roadway aEaiusf =.
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PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS.
Contracts Let for Work in the Sta
for the Year.

contracts Let tOF w OK inc state
for the \ ear.
Surveyor General ". F. Watson has let
contracts for the survey of public lands
in the fiscal year 1895. TO the amount of
s2S.Ooo as follows:
Isaac NJ. Galbraith. Saxon. Whatcom
county. township 80 north, range 1 east !;
township IS north. range east; township
81 north. range S east: township 81 north.
range east.
Emery j. Hermans, Balch, Pierce coun-
". township 3S north. range east; town
ship 30 north. range east.
+. K. THAN. Everett, township - north.
range east: township 80 north. range 3
east
]. c. Parsons. Mount Vernon. township
s. north. range 9 east; township 50 north,
range II east.
Christian Anderson. Portland. Or, Sour
~ q Owens. North Yakima, town
ship 90 north, range 40 east. township 10
north. range Il east: township IS ncrth.
range % east: township 50 north. range 80
east: township 90 north. range 81 east;
township p north. range IS east; town
ship % north. range 81 east.
Jacob Rfchardsou. Goldendale, township
north. range east.
Irving Worthington. Spokane. township
- north. range q east.
IT. L. Pike. Point Roberts. township Il
north. range west
Alvin Rvstrom. Montesano. township p
north. range west; township - north,
range 3 vest.
Edward \. F4tzHenry. Port Angeles.
township a north. range II west; town
ship y north range II west
Hammond & Fortman, Port Townsend,
township g north. range 10 west; town
ship g north. range II west; township 81
north. range Is west.
Robsr; r. Whitman. Olympia. township
n north range s west; township Il north.
range : west.
u : r. Henry. Olympia, township "a
north. range > west; township Il north.
range west
WEBSTER Brown, Seattle. township @
north. range west
. O. Ort. Ceutraia, township - north.
range west; township 2 north, range
west.
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WILCOX WANTS COMPENSATION.
lie Asks for Pay for Time spent I'm the
King County Hall.

Among the documents filed with County
Aaditor Beman yesterday was a petition
from William a. Wilcox. just acquitted
OF the murder OF Charlotte Fetting. asking
Tor reasonable compensation for the time
he was compelled to spend In Jail. The
petition is directed 20 the county commits
sioners. and details at great length the
various grounds of claim against the
county. Wilcox states that he has been
az great expense because of the prosecu-
ton. that he has been deprived OF employ
meni and that he has contracted a serious
sickness. He does not name any sum as
satisfactory 20 him. but leaves that to
The discretion OF the commissioners.
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4. l.. Parker. tho derosed admins
traitor, tn compliance with Judge Lang
isy's demand that ne account for certain
property belonging 10 his deceased wife :
estate or he ai1u5Ecl ln contempt, yes
Neo2Ay He'd In the probate court state
Haeat - tho Cfec: that he was not IN
possession ~ any os she personal prop
cry There was also n statement IN ref
s.eaee to the real property similar In
.aay respects 20 what has already been
PUBLISHED
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New SHIFTS Filed +.

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
VI. +. Murphy VS. F.. A. Gar5ner-La-
Dor. sl5s; gsrBfshment issued.
Irwln-Hodson Company VS.. Daniel
Jones--Promissory note sa5. 81.
Scottish-AmerIcan Mortgage Company
vs.. John G.. Scott ct al.-Promissory
note AMI mortgage. 400.
Fanny Clay rs. George II. Raniell et
al--Promissory note and mortgage. si3. Sc.
Cyrus r. Clapp vs.. Thomas #. Drew
ct ai-Complaint not fled.
r. S. Peet VS.. Walter Ruble-compiaint
not diSd
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vtoxxers for Memorial Dav

The Woman's Relief Corps desires thai
the children residing in the Rainier schoo
district take their flowers for Memoria
dav 20 the residence OF Edgar c. Kilhorn
ssa TAYLOR street: and that the children re-
siding in the South school district take
then, 20 the residence % Capt SPaulfing
south Eleventh. near Jackson. by noon TO
morrow. The Relief Corps hopes the do
nations will be liberal and bountiTui
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28
A Bad Chinaman Brought To Book.

Lin Ly. Chinaman. was brought to the
city yesterday afternoon by Deputy United
States Marshal +. !. Parker. and will to-
day be taken to Tacoma for trial before
Judge Hartford tomorrow on a charge OF
having no registration papers. He comes
from Tekoa, and won the enmity of the
other Cinnamon by burning down the
house of one of them at Latah. when he
was arrested he pretended that his regis
tration certificate was burned with the
house. but the other Cinnamon declared
this statement false.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28

Y. W. JOY Company-Ge /
have taken your Negeta able Sarsaparilla
and can say ] have never seen anything
equal TO Il. | have suffered ten years
with dyspepsia. not being able 10 eat any
thing but milk and brown bread. Life
was nothing but misery for me.
Now l have a. good appetite eat any
thing | wish and feel no aisagreeable ef
fectS from il. | wish | could tell all dys-
peptics and urge them 10 try your Nege-
table Sarsa parilia- tSignedl
MR.. JOHN TIMOTHY.
ForheStoMn. Cal.
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An amended contract for the grading
~ Lewis street from Yeslor avenue 20
ire north line 81 Walla Walla addiucn
VS. alet with the clerk % rhe hoard ~
nuhlEc works Yesterday by II. I. Miller.
she contractor. re agrees 80 accept 80
bonds OF the district IN payment for the
work. valued AZ $s6.0 He also filed
new bond vita \. Chilherg. \. In mons
ard Peter Wickstrom as sureties-
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Immigrants stin Coming In.

A car containing hve horses. COW and
9 raH. chickens hay and farming nipple
,nents arrived Ia this city yesterday over
tha Great Northern from Michigan They
s~e the property % several immigrants
x,-.o sxpe,,t 20 locate near Olympia
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NERVES SHATTERED? READ THIS.

r. W. JOY 0mpany-GeHtlemen This
IS the first time | have attempted TO write
for three years. Have been 20 nervous
and weak that | have lain in bed for
most of the time.
4 friend who had taken Your Sarsapa-
rilIa sent me two bottles The second one
is most gone. and | have gained twenty
pounds and surely feel a new woman. |
was pale thin. no ambition. Had given
mp as | had tried so many remedies ard
doctors, but found no benefit. II you care
to publish this YOU have my consent.
{Signed) MRS. A. c. TILLMAN.
Alameda Cal
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Pulmonary consumption. in It's early
...~es may DE checked by the use OF
,vs~'s Cherry PectoraL 1; stops the dis
.,S.t-r cough. soothes irritation 81 the
80, ara lungs. and induces much
'..ySEs reroSe Hundreds have testified
- re remarkable virtues OF this prepar-
alton.
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N.lFtw Lee. % Norway. who has lived
MS state many Years was yesterday
s.'tFe1 committed 10 the insane asylum.
: - years CID Hts malady Is attrih-
- "a fractu-c 81 the skull from which
At 1as %. my ra..aNaref
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noon the annual sermon TO the United
Brothers OF Friendship was delivered by
the same minister.
The conference was brilliant and sue
cessfuI affair IN both temporal and spir-
tfuai light Collections were taken up AT
the different meetings amounting 10 $S.e5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28

on ocean. lake and river, the great
steamers are Invariably supplied with Ut
Prices Baking Powder
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Hotel Ailsee, South Bend. WASH, Favor;
tie resort 81 summer toakaSss- y sFael''i''-
rnoeern hotel
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The trial 81 Paul r. Page. CHARGED with
murder IN having shot Harry l.. Fraser In
NE barroom OF the Northern hotel. VIII
ne egu before Judge Hu'aes in the Grim
nal court TODAY The state issued sun
fenss for Edward Cudihee. Dr. II. II,
Mine r. .. Maricn. Frank Johnson. NJ.
Y lreton T. J r. Scoones. Ed nidway
9 Ward, ". l. Peer. 4. :. Reed. James l..
Nells. William r. Fraser, J. \. Stolder
ana 4. c Bowman. The defense yester-
cay issued a subpoena for H. W. Roberts.
Only the most creiuloas housekeepers
NeulG use inferior baking powders. pr.
fFaeeS does rs work with speed and
accuracy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28

2 stands for purity. power and plenty.
1t stands also for Prices Cream Baking
Powder
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STOP THAT CATARRH. READ THIS.

Gents: | have been taking your Sarsa-
parilla. and think Il is a wonderful rem
edy. have had catarra OF the head and
throat for seven years. and have been
Sarsaparilla and took II for about five
months. and from that day to this have
never been troubled with catarrh, and l.
believe | am entirely Well OF Il. | have
found 1t matchless. 1t ia good 10 havt
handy. AIRY l.. FIATMEII
Little Lake, Cal.
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Has not a particle Of poison or poisonous
matter in its whole composition. That's
the truth. and nothing but the truth.
that's sure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28

Watch the drug clerks festive move
Ga rsa ra rilla. If he smiles very blandly,
'swinks his other eye" and tells you that
they are "just out of Joys, but They
have something Just as good, or n trifie
ie+rar" don't wink back at him at all.
Tell him that THERE Is NOTHING
JUST AS GOOD. and you VIII tell the
truth. whereas he does not make state
ment that will bear investigation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28

The Sarsapariiias made from fodides
and other mineral poisons contain ele-
ments that Will do you much more harm
than good.
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How,s YOUR IIvERe READ THIS.

Ed. JOY Company-<ieniienen For
torpid liver and foul stomach joys Veg
etahle Sarsaparilla can't be equaled. |
make room for II In my medicine chest.
In acts nice in children as well as the
aged. Respectfully yours. tSiCnedl
MRS. FLORENCE ROMAINE,
San Jose, Cal.
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Plenty Of rivals nv 20 compete with Dr
Prices Baking Powder. None can make
heafway against g.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30

Since the opening OF our new
Cloak Department we have had
hundreds of admiring visitors
who with one accord pronounce
II revelation in the Ladies and
Misses Coat and Cape business
Tor Smyrna. Ladies who have
heretofore gone TO Wilmington
ana Philadelphia have this sea
son made their selections with
Us, believing the assortment
OF the best styles to be equal 70
the largest city stores. with prices
much lower. This latter we
guarantee. or money refunded
Our stock has been carefully
selected from the largest CIoai
manufacturers in New York.
who are the acknowledged lead
erS in the Cloak business in This
country. The tit Of these oar
ments is perfect.
We have at this time made
more sales than was expected to
be made by Thanksgiving and
IN consequence have sent on to
our factory large duplicate or
der for some OF the best STYLES. /
Those who have not called sbonId
do SO as early as possible and
make their selections.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30
Maryland Items.

I1e cunning season opens in Kent Friday.
w. II. Anderson. Of Denton. Nd. lost
Sllt while on the Delaware Peninsula ex-
cUr~lou 10 Atlanta, Ga.
After lingering illness. Enoch ! NofT.--
ot Milllngton died on Wednesday morning.
October 8. AZ ;he Hanue1aann Ho>piral
Philadelphia. IN ;he 9th year Of his age.
William C. Satterfcld. prominen, citizen
Of Greensboro. was suddenly stricken help-
i1>> and unconscious about 6o'clock Wedne,-
dav evening week. H Is now in dam
serouS condition. Paralysis Is supposed 10
be the trouble.
Two oi senator Gorman's daughters are
- he married within q few weeks. Mis-
Daisy Is to wed Richard johnson. banker
oi Washington. and Miss Bessie j. t. become
the wife of Wilton Lambert. a Washington
attorney.
SCARLET FEvEE. -Slilhnctou Is now infested
with the scarlet fever scourge and the pub
lie schools have been ordered to close. low
advice of the health commissioner. DR..
W. Frank Hines The cases now number
thirteen. Ms Helen Power closed her
school over "a week rso. The chu.c .ches have
been interfeIe-l with also.
The rrsi>,rAtic- in Caroline county show.
a net increase III the total vote IF that county
Of nearly three hundred. In Queen Anne's
the registration for the present year shows a
white gain % l64 and colored gain " l3.
Inc - 'Easton Ledger says there Is a gain of
2Ss white votes in Talbot in the registration.
II WAS Wholesale S1AUGHrER.-Extra
freight train No So while coming out Of the
Queeu Anne and Kent road Wednesday ran
into huge flock Of Turkeys near AIIlington.
killing thirteen of the fowls. When the
train arrived there shortly afterward. the
engines pilot was covered with feathers and
blood. mute evidence of the slaughter.
Rev. W. X. Galloway Is assisting Rev. ]. /
B- Merritt with his revival meeting Al Union
Vi. f. Church. Crumpton. Nd. Thirty
accesSionS To the church have already ~
suited and nine persons professed CONVEX
sion Wednesday night. The neighi,orhood
Is being awakened and prominent heads of
families are being brought into the fold
Conservative calculators Of election fc-
ures say that there has never been an election
in Maryland with So great an element of un- |
certainly about it as the coming one. Var !
ious estimates have been made by both the |
Democrats and the Republican State Com !
mittees as 70 the extent of the Democratic |
disafTection. hut they cannot find out how |
the thousands of quiet citizens and farmers |
viii vote when the time comes There will |
be an increse amount of scratching done.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30
WOMEN'S COATS

Think Of $, So or SIS being
enough to buy stylish comfort
able Coats made from stufs
altogether reliable; made in
shapes altogether new -Four
hints of them
1t >'-C,at> u Black Melton. wide
s.,evr~. ripple hacN: all bound with
mva"ir braid; half lined with satin
rhad@ue
At ;'-Nouble-hg,asted Reefers of
iWilled CAeyiot; - in. long. inlaid
velvet collar; front and rin2le-hacl.
hret "'th satin Ihad4m,
- "'.%-Wa!Aiuc Goats Of Boucls
CArN''r. tailor finish: large sleeves.
s'''> '"H'- stitched and bound
At -B S. E>,f,.S ot rou.b-fsred
I..-",',. thcylo;, large lape!>. extra
tai. >.,.Ne-, nipple hac,,: coat half
hLcd ".ta satin rhadame.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30
WANAYgAEzER,S W
PHILADELPHIA. October 2S. 1926.

i"ii.AnELPlllA. October IS 1925.
They are dear dollars that
go into storekeepvr's till
at the cost OF the shoppers
satisfaction. We do not want
them. That is why we have
for years and years asked our
public 70 1alle their dollars
back when they want to. That
was one of the first singular
things this store did. it mas
been singular store always.
olngularN best. Wlo misses
frequent rambies through
Nanamaker's has NOT kept
IN the most perfect touch with
the world Of gooIs.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30

Il Your children are subject to Group
watch for the first symptom Of the dis
ease -hoarseneSs. II Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is given as soon as the
chlld becomes hoarse il will prevent the
ATTACK Even after the croupy cough
mas appeared the attack can ALWAYS he
prevented by giving this remedy. tits
also Invaluable for colds and whoopinr
cough For sale 10y Clifton X Raymond.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30


The EPndSomcSt Quaker City Sewing
Machine. with drop-head cabinet
an elegant hit Of sewing-room fur-
nltCrc, we sell at Scl5.
same working parts, in less elaborate
case, SIS.
same working parts. in case with four
drawers, $50.
There is no basic patent TO
hinder any one from making a
good Sewing Machine. 1t is
simply a question of knowinp
how to assemble the best feat.
ures, make handsome, durable.
honest cases, and sell without
wasteml methods.
JoHN WANAMAEER.
Smyrna times., 1895-10-30
FANCY GROCERIES

Each week brings a fresh sup.
ply OF me groceries and we call
Tor your orders and deliver
promptly to all parts Of Clavton
and Smyrna, '0''