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NOTICE.

we schooner GEORGE. Capt. 5. T. Dies,
= and the schooner sANSALINE. Capt.
:: Y. Dowdy, vii make regular trips from
Al points on the Potomac river from 3d.
Marys river down and rs far mp as 81
Jerome's creek. taking grain for 81 cents .
nushei. Sacks and bins free and separate.
TOBACCO 10 cents per hngshcad. Deliver
iesuiizer &c 30 cents per ton. Boats first
c'ass and captains reliable. For full infor-
nation, amply To
w. p. POWELL
or s. II. DIES and
J. @. DOWDY,
June 27-2wI Ridge p. o., Md.
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NorIcE.-THE SCHOONER MAT
IN tie Deane, Capt Sol. Foxwell, Master,
will run regular from Chaptico bay and
Wicomico river landings, carrying all kinds
Of freight and produce at low rates. Quick
address
address BENZ. FOXWELL,
May 23-6mz Leonardtown, Nd.
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DIED.

In Baltimore on Sunday June 80. 1895,
at 524 p. m, MABEL. daughter Of r. NJ.
and Otie L. O'Connor, aged months and
days. der remains were brought - sc.
Inigo's for interment Tuesday evening by
the steamer Potomac.
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Today my thoughts wander back upon
the past-thoughts mingled with low and
sorrow and thoughts that burn in the sb-
sence Of the dear ones departed. Away
back across the long bridge of years they
traverse 70 that bright and beautiful Sum.
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SURETY BONDS OF EVERY KIN

American Banking and Trust compa.
ny, Of Baltimore City.
N. w. Cor. Lexington and North Streets, op-
posite City Hall and Post Ofiice, baltimore
Capital, $5nOD
Stockholders Liability, 10000
Authorized Capital, 100000
JAMES bond, President
JOHN HUBNER
JOSHUA HORNRR, ce-Prcsidents.
JOHN I. STONE, Secretary aud Treas
JOHN X. COwEN, Counsel
GIVES SECURITY FOR
Executors, Contractors,
Administrators, Clerks
Trustees, Messengers
Receivers, Conductors.
Ofacers of Banks, Motormen & all other
OF Corporations, Employees.
Lodges and Societies.
Guarantees the falniment OF Contracts
March 7-y.
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The Democratic voters Of 20. Mary's county.
State Of Maryland. are requested 20 meet nc the
regular polling places I'm the respective elec-
ton districts Of said county on
SATURDAY, July 20, 1896,
TO elect by ballot ten delegates to represent
them i'm n County Convention, ca be held I'm the
Court House In Lconardtown. on
TUESDAY. July 20, 1896.
at = o'clock, p. NJ. which 20. Mary's County
Convention shall select three delegates and
three altcrnates to the State Democratic Con-
vcntion, to be held In baltimore city, on
WEDNESDAY, July 81, 1896.
to nominate one candidate for Governor Of the
state; one candidate for Attorney General OF
the state and one candidate for Comptroller Of
the Treasury Of the State.
The Democratic voters In the several cleo
ton districts aforesaid will, at the opening of
the polls, appoint three judges and two clerks
Ia hold said election.
Polls To he opened at O'Clock, r. ~, and 70
remain open until p. ~, when the ballots
shall be opened and publicly counted.
J. THOMAS bronze,
q. DOUGLAS CARPESTER,
H. HARRIS CAMALIER,
Democratic stete Central Committee
for 90. Mary's county.
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FOR SALE.

A large Nancy built boat 80 NM
sseet in length, 0 fee. 6 inches 9
beam, with all fixtures, viz, sails, oars,
oar-locks and a pair of Patent Oyster tongs.
viii. take small boat in part payment.
Apply at
June 90 '95-tf THIS OFFICE.
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Tn the mater Of BE Deed Of Truss ftou
Mary Z. Rally snd others and Robert i.
and Joseph q. Taylor 10 Robt c. COMB.
In the Circuit Court for s. Mary's county.
sitting - Court Of Equity,
No. 800 N. e.
Ordered this Bad day Of July 1895.
that the sale made and reported 6y Rob
eft @. Combs, Trustee In the above csuse.
be- ratified aud confirmed unless cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before the
5th Monday In July, 1885. provided .
copy Of this order be published In the 81
Mafy's BRACoH once week for three sue
cesaive weeks prior 10 the said 5th Monday
In July. 1895.
The report states that the land cold Coz
s6SS.
JAMES J. GREENwELL, CLERK.
True copy-Tesl,
JAMES J. GREENwELL, Clerk.
July 4-3wf
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FOR THE HOUSE or DELBsArEs


IF parties having farms for sale win send
description and prices 20 the undersigned
OF cali in person, Il viii be 70 their advan-
tage. ] have now orders for several farms
Nov iA-tft 10. y. MORGAN.
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~r SsnnsR sehsduk.
sssiaaias ssas -. -.
Seesssev 7arpos viii leave Pien
12 and IS Light Street Wharf, Thursday
and Sunday q r. n. On Thursdays
trip will make the following Ladings:
Millers. Cowarts, Kinsale,
Brome's. Bundick's. sandy Point.
Bacons. Coan, Mundys Pt.,
Returning. will leave Lodge at p. u.
Kinssle &C r. H., Coan nc 3 p. n. Friday.
SUNDAYS TRIP will make al the
above Landings and extend her trip 10 Al
exandria and Wellington, leaving Barnes,
at r. n, Coan at p. L., Bundicks $50
p. NJ. Mondays for Washington. VIM
leave Washington ON Tuesday ats p. M.
for Baltimore. stopping at the following
Wharves
Alexandria, Leonard town. Coan.
GIymSn r.. Pi s.y Point. 6ansices
Gs,ss. ss''A sandy Sandy hOa. Gswi.ss:
Bushwood. Mundys Ps.. MIller's.
Howard's, Kinsale. :Bacon's.
Abeil's, Barnes,
Leaving Leonsrdtown Of z A. NJ Lodge
p. NJ, Kinnale, p. H., Coan p. NJ.
Wednesday.
0rain sacks FuPnashsa Free.
Freight On febaeeo On peR MoInhoaa.
Rsssilisss Si.ss css Tss.
FiRE FegN NfEg uNDixS N AliiHesE:
Rsssl Trip En Ciaa $50. Sxle "Trip fint Gan,
$50. ssssa Trip Ssessa Gan. sen. Singh TIP Sec.
ssl cism Sl.s. MEALS 80 ctyE ACu.
ALVIN r. KENNEDY,
Telephone No. 10. Manager.
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$50 REWARD.

WILL PAY A REWARD OF TWEEN
i ty.five dollars for the delivery 10 me of
Levi J. Wise or information leading TO his
capture. 1t is publicly asserted that Wise's
Whereabouts is known to different parties
In the county. The Commissioner Court
has declined to offer any reward and I will
pay the above amount out of my own peck.
ct. LEO M. WATHEN,
May 18-tft Sheriff.
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Soda.water,
lce.cream
Sundays and wsAsssdayO.
Cauasss Fresh ana Pars,
Yssiss Ell an Ki.as,
Psass, Cabbage and sli Kinas o. Veg.
ssshlss In seasss.
June6-tf. KEMPEB vIETT,
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XBErS STEAMBOAT COMPANY

XRB1SSTEAnBOAf COMPANY
&.sz
Potomac River Route.
summer schedule.
Sseasaer Potomac leaves Balsi-
more every Tuesday 81 p. NJ. Tor the fol-
lowing landings:
Milier's, Coau, Adams.
Grasons, Bundicks, Pinev Point.
Rrome's, Cowars's, :Howarsi's,
Bacons, Kinsale, Stones.
yoness, LIge Landing Abell's,
Lewisetta, Mundys Pt, Leonard town
Sandy Point,
Returning leaves Lecnsrdtown at 8 A.
H., Thursdays, making oil the above land
ings and arriving In Baltimore about s A.
II. Friday. Leaves Baltimore every Fri
day 1t p. II. for the following River
Landings and Washington:
Miller's, :Bundicks, :Piney Point,
Grason's, Cowart's, :Abeli's,
Brome's, Kinssle. :Leonar,l tovn
Bacon'a, :L'ge Landing Riverside.
!ones's, Mundy's P.t. Liverpool, Pt
Lewisetsa, Sandy Point, Glymont.
Coan. Adams iAlexandiria-
Arriving In Washington about II r. n.
Saturday.
Returning, will leave 7th Street Wharf,
washington. every Sunday st p. n.
making the above landings. including
bushwood, Lancaster's, Towards and
stones, arriving In Baltimore about A.
II. Tuesday.
Steamer Ssse leaves Baltimore ev-
cry Sunday &C Q p. NJ. fnr the following
River Landings and Washington:
Millers, ;PIney Point. iLsncaster's,
Srason's, :Aheil's, Riverside.
Brome's. leonard town: Liverpool Pr.
Bacon's. Towards, :Glymont.
Jones's, Stones, alexandra.
Adams, :Bushwood,
arriving in Washington Monday evening.
Returning leaves Washington at p. Nj.
every Monday for Baltimore and the fol.
lowing River Landings:
Alexandria, Deep Point, :Bundick's,
0lynont, :Beale's, :Cowart's.
Liverpool r., Piiey Point. :Lewisetta.
Riverside, Adams, :Brome's,
Abell's. Sandy Point, Bacon's,
Leonard town Kinsale, :Jones's,
Nomini, Mundy's Pr, ::Grason's,
Mt. Holly. :L'ge Landing, Miller's,
:Coan,
arriving In Baltimore Wednesday mornine
about 8 A. n. Returning leaves Bald
more at Z. n. Wednesday for the follow
ing River Landings and Washington:
Lewisetta, Mundy's Pt. :Beale's,
Coan, Kinsale, Riverside.
Bundick's, Sandy Point, Liverpool Pt
Cowart's :NOmini, ;Glymont.
L'ge Landing, Mt. Holly, Alexandria.
Deep Point,
arriving in Washington Thursday evening
Returning leaves Washington nj o Z. III
River Landings.
Alexandria, Deep Point. :Buudick's,
Glymont, Reale's, :Cowart's,
Liverpool Pt. :Piney Point, ;Lewisetta,
Riverside. Adams, :Brome's,
Lancaster's, SANDY Point. Bacon's,
Bushwood. :Kinsale, :Iones.s,
Nomini, :Mundys Pr, :0rassn's,
Mt Holly. :L'ge Landing. Miller's.
:Coan,
arriving In Baltimore about 8 A. NJ. Sat.
urday.
Freight received on Saturdays, Mondays
and Thursdays. All River Freight must
be prepaid. Accommodations strictly
arst-class. For further information apply
to HENRY WILLIAMS,
Manager, Baltimore.
STEPHENSON Il CO., Agents. Washington.
TELEPHONE, 745.
i. A. REED, Agents, Alexandria.
May 16-W
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UNDERTAKING

With two hearses and full line
OF collins md Caskets OF latest styles. We
take leave 10 inform the public that we am
prepared 10 serve funerals promptly and
at moderate prices.
5. q. GOODRICH,
HENRY A.. ABELL.
March VI, 1857 RIDGE, MD.
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Mr. JOHN u. GARNER, sejsuruing IN Lsen.
ardsswn during - Summer, win aesspt q fsv
pupils for mnde sassurs.
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Read And Don't Pas. It by

READ Don't Pass It by.
just received full cargo of LNpr<ss
Shtss4tes from Pimlico Sound, North
Carolina; 10000 s grades hearts and saps
6x0O inches. Furnish ell kinds of building
material at manufacturers prices
Shingles from $3.50 to $3.50 per m.
I have also marked dorn To very small
advance above cost for cash my large and
complete assortment of general merchan-
disc, including two Of the very best grades
OF FLOUR on the market
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
DRUGS. OILS, PAINTS,
HARDWARE. TINwARE.
CROCKERY. Dry goods, consisting of
DRESS PATTERNS,
CALOES, GINGHAMS
and DOMEsTICs,
MOTIONS, HATS,
CLOTHING and SHOES, Of which I
handle none but what will give satisfac.
ton. intend 90 clean my shelves for fall
stock, and 10 do this must begin now.
do not stand on cost They must 20.
Bargains for cash. In addition 10 selling
You cheap goods and good goods ct un.
heard of prices, will allow FER CENT.
DISCOUNT for every dollars worth you buy
and plank cash down for. can save you
money. Come and see.
w. p. POWELL,
r. D. Deliver Ceat 90 alt parts aiong
the Potomac River ~ lowest possibie
rates.
Jone s-tfa
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Yellow.tone rara os, .sr..

Aivlces just received at la N,riherr
Pacific ofilcea from Mr.. w Z. Howe IN
charge Of the lunch station At the Upper
Geyser Basin, state that the geysers ars
pla5 Ing better than ever They are much
dner than last year. The Giant, one Of the
finest IN the Park plays % height OF
about $50 feet Lust year its eruptionl
took place once Ia about five days and
continued for 30 minutes This year II Il
play ing more frequently. Mr. Howe IA
regularly noting the temperature Of the
Giautess, another OF the large geysers
IL is also playing frequently and It's TEN.
peratuie ~ time Of playing ranges from
1913 to l9S degrees Fahrenheit For siS
cents sent 10 Charles S Fee, general
pas. .enger agent Northern Pacific rail
road, st Paul, Mion, you win receive q
fue tourist book thatcontains
Evening journal., 1895-08-31

Reduction Of Fares aud New System OF
Tickets on tho Philadelphia, Whining
ton s. Baltimore Railroad.
For the better accommodation OF tie
patrons, the Philadelphia. Wilmlnkton
q Baltimore Railroad Company. taking
effect Sunday. September l. viii
materially reduce one way and two day
excursion fares bstween Wilmington
aud Philadelphia aud West Chester aud
Philadelphia aud intermediate points
Between Wilmington and Philadelphia
the one way rate will bo reduced TO 90
cents. and the two day excursion rate to
81 90
Between West Chester and Philadel
phia the one-way rate under the new
tariff. will be 73 cents aud the two -dav
excursion rate 81 l6
The present form OF 60 trip monthly
and $50 trip quarterly tickets will be
continued, but the as trip school ticksis
will be Withdrawn
Two new forms OF tickets will be
introduced-a i00-trip individual ticket,
aud a package ticket OF 10 coupons. boil
good for Que year from date Of issue
The rates for the 100 tip individual
ticket viii approximate the rates In
effect Cor 00-irlp monthly tickets, but the
generous Limit will permit OF the use Of
every one Of the 100 rides, even n
purchased on the eve OF an extended
ebsence.
The ten-ooupon package tickets will
prove Of especially great convenience to
families and business establishments, as
the coupons ers good for passage Of
holder This form Of ticket will be sold
At rate of "a 50 between Wilmington
aud Philadelphia. 81 43 between Chester
and Philadelphia, 81 90 between Media
and Philadelphia, aud 50 % between
West Chester and Philadelphia, aud
proportionate rates to other stations
10 is expected by the manag ement Of
the company that the reduced fares, IN
connection With the new forms Of tickets
and the retention Of the regular monthly
and quarterly Communication tickets, Will
prove q great benefit and serve to accom-
modate all classea of travel.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
LIlIIan Lewis-"CIeopatra.'I y

Matinee and night, Monday, septem Der
Cd, Qsbor day) Miss Lillian Lewis will
be the attrlctlon az the Grand Opera
House. The great actress Lillian Lewis
whose beauty, dramatic power and art
attainments have made he; foremost Of
American sclrssses will present her big
production, Cleopatra here. All the
scenery and calcium lights and electric
rehsctors are included in the production
OF Cleopstra as presented By Miss Lillian
Lewis One OF the most startling novel.
ties, almost sensational In It's boldaess. il
the blrefoot ballet danced In the third
act. The storm scene ia Lillian Lswls's
production OF Cleopatra requires four
men to work the lightning, two to work the
set waters and sea cloth, two to work the
breskaway storm b)st. ono to work the
transparency gsuzs and to produces the
illumination, one to work thunder drums,
one to work the thunder sheet and fouc
20 work the thunder run
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
A YeIIowatone Park TrIp

VIII do more to overcome that feeling oi
lassltude or lsziness, whichever you pre-
for to call it. than all the medicine in the
apothecarys shop. Get out of the harness
for A while, take a lay off and 60 TO the
Park and become renewed in body and
mind. See the Gevsers play-hear the
Paint Pots pop-the Cstaracts roar
climb about the Canyon Walls catch
trout In Yellowstone Lake--tske on a
new life. Send Charles Fee, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific railroad,
six cents for the new and ILLUSTRATED
tourist book
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
A rrIr TO ChInatown

Burt Hsverly will surprise his friends
at the Opera House on Tuesday evening,
when he viii appear ss joint star with
Miss Laura Biggar. now Mrs Haverly in
private life, in Hoyt's "a Trip to China
town" Mr.. Heverly and Miss Biggar
have been playing in their roles OF
Nellsnd Strong" and The Widow" to
great advantage in all the larger cities
in Hoyt's best comedy. For years Mr..
Hsverly was in Carncross's Minstrels at
Philadelphia, aud last season was in
Wilmington with "The Passing Show.
Miss Biggar is a WilmIngtonisn and her
ability as an actress is well.known to
theatre goers here.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
.rhn Llmltnd nrnll ;,

Elmer E Vances triumph of stage
realism, "Ths Limited Mail, will appear
at Grand Opera House on Saturday
evening, September z, and will without
doubt prove the dramatic surprise OF the
season. 1t is said TO be so thoroughly
realistic. that audiences after Witnessing
its highly wrought scenes. have invol
unfairly sprung fro nstheir seats, shouted
aud waved handkerchiefs for minutes.
The fight OF the limited mail, the won
derful electrical effects, the real saw mill
in sctual operation. and the thrilling
wreck, make a performance almost un-
rivslled
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
Peacbes Near,rr Tbeir ma

Peaches are now nearing their end for
this year In Delaware, says the Milford
Chronicle. The rush Is now about over
and in ten days from now Shocks will be
ripe and then the end Is very near Ia
deed. Jersey peaches will follow Della.
wares better fruit and prices will go up
for the former as the latter near theii
end. On Saturday last. as high as s %
was paid for peaches in Milford, and oD
Monday one small lot OF exceptionally
fine ones brought two dollars George
Davies. of Boston, paid this price But
seven cars were shipped on Monday and
the average price was such as to please
those who have fruit TO sell.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
An Enn,ninnndln fnr IL FL

Only few copies left Of Rand Nc
Nslly & Co. s Encyclopedia and Gazetteer,
which will be disposed Of at $2.25-which
Is barely the cost of manufacture. This
is work OF 500 pages and Is a condenea
tioD Of the Encyclopedias Britannica,
Chsmbers's Encyclopedia, etc, with the
addition Of much original matter treating
OF American subjects It contains eighty
colored maps and g. 1000 engrsvings and ia
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city. Apply FOR ons at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
The Riinn-

Mr.. Fennessy's big melodrama "Slsves
Of Gold, will be seen at this theatre for
three nights and two matInees, com
meneing Monday afternoon mex. The
story Of the piece is one OF absorbing
interest 1t is in Eve acts, and each
terminates with a climax that never
fails to provoke the hesrtiest applause.
There is a very pleasing comedy element
too which never smacks of cheapness. The
scenic effects are really notable, out ia
their excellence they are only in keeping
with the other features Of the pro-
duction. In short, the play represents
about all that Is best in melodrams,
with little or nothing Of the trivial
The story is somewhat intricate to tell
in few words. The &C ion takes place In
England Richard Bsr5ley is a mine
owner whose ruling passion is the
acquisition OF wealth He has obtained
the mines by fraud from the Clifford
family. and, though he is often stricken
with remorse, his Rvariclousness prevents
restitution.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31

visit TO the mountains The Mise
Mar 81, OF Philadelphia, are now b ing
entertained by Miss litter
Lloyd Dilworth is visiting friends in
Newark
Mrs. Lizzie Cam and daughter have
retu nod fIom McClellandsville.
Miss Josephine Morris Is visiting
friends In Middletown.
Miss Eva Cooper is visiting friends
near FELTON,,
The Misses Horn are visiting IN
Dover.
Mr and Mrs George V Massey are AZ
the Colonuade Hotel, Philadelphia,
George d Carpenter, foreman Of the
wood working department at the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company 3 works, has
returned from trip to Niagara Falls and
points in New York
II H Pitcairn, Of Clayton. Is in the
city on brief visit and is registered at
the Hotel jennings.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
Did

BOLEN. On August 20. 1896 Margaret
wife of james Bolen. aged IS years
CARLISLF.--On August ~. 1895, Jane b.
Carlisle. in the saith year of her age.
HERBERT-At New Castle. August 20. 1895
William Herbert, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence at New
Castle on Monday afternoon september End
1895, at 3. 30. Services at the house. Inter
ment at the Methodist Cemetery
NELSON On August 20. 1896 Margaret
Nelson aged 20 yearz.
NICHOLSON On August %. 1895 Paul G .
infant on Of Jacob l. and Laura NJ. Nichol
son, aged months and days.
POGUE.-On August %. 1895, William
poxue, aged z years.
YEATMAN. On August 2s. 1895. Georg,
Yeatman, ia his 10th year.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
A Victim OF the Surprise.

pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Miss Katie E. Gronewald. at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. George Fsrrell, No s
VaDdever avenue, last evening The
time was spent In music and games, and
supper WAS served.
Among those present were: Miss
Rachel Rehfuss, Miss Alice Lyons Mss
Maggie Adams. Miss Ella Sewell Miss
Lille GEM. Miss Louise Hllburg, Miss
Agues Lyons Mr.. and Mrs George
Farrell, Mr.. Gronewald Miss Elsie Fer
rell, Miss Lottie Farrell, Oakley Griffith.
Misses Lizzie Griffith. Mary Lyon, Kstie
dronewald, Emma Young, May Todd,
Ella Morrison, Cora Grimes, Mary
Marcus. Lizzie Marcus. Lavinia Nc.
Clanaghan. Miss Griffith, George Loomis,
cbeyney Loomis, viii Lyons, Carroll
Griffith, Edward Haggerty, Walter
Alexander. Harry Alexander, Albert
Beele. Robert Hardesty, Roy Forester,
Mrs. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs Wilson.
Evening journal., 1895-08-31
The Tnhncnn Wnr

The present war existing bstw cen the
big plug tobacco manufacturers Is prov
ing very interesting for the consumers
they being he only ones who are profit
ing b. this war The Manufacturers
ARE questionsbly losing q great deal
Of money, and, as far as we can see, the
whole cause OF the war is on account Of
brand of plug tobacco called Battle
Ak, " which appears to be as powerful q
weapon as its name implies. The manu-
facturers of Battle Ak" claim It be
the largest piece Of high-grads goods
ever sold for the money. Aud the success
Of the brand, the enormous quantity which
is bsins sold, clearly demonstrates that
the consumers have not been slow IN
detecting the fact that they have q
bargain. This has caused the demand
for other heretofore popular brands TO
be greatly diminished. Hence the present
great tobacco war.