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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
quently concurred In by other prominent
members of that party:

quentIy concurred In by other prominent
members of that party:
THE STATEMENT.
"The action Of the convention up TO
this hour, 3 Z. NJ, shows Il TO be un-
der the control Of ring politicians. men
with free silver lips. but god-bug hearts.
The reelection Of Ellyson as state
Chairman means that there is no hope
OF a fair election law unless the whole
machine is overthrown az the polls.
"The nomination OF Edward Echols as
tho representative Of the gold element OF
the party, indicates that free silver VIII
be abandoned at any moment that party
may dictate.
"Our committee Of conference on tho
state ticket viii meet at an early date,
and shape up our line OF battle
WAR TO THE KNIFE
I'VE are not authorized 10 say what &C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
MEAInrR rOKECANr.

WASHINGTON. August 2-The fol-
lowing Is the weather forecast Tor FRI
day. For Vlrginia-Fair; Westerly "ihas'
becoming variable.
Sorth carollna-Generally fair preced-
ed nv showers on tho coast, southeriy
winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

ing is more honorable or more exceheht
than 10 deserve well OF ones country anu
il is the proud boast OF this Common
wealth. illustriOus mother Of states ana
statesmen, that her glory rests IN the
men who have deserved well OF her
IL. like the lost isle OF Atlantis Nr-
ginia should sink tomorrow into the
ocean. IL the Peaks OF otter should rise
a lonely reef above the waste Of waters
Virginia would still be an immortal name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

After the Second Ballot the Nomination
wa. Made by Acclamation,


Notwithstanding the fact that the roll
had been called for more than two hours
a good many points OF order were raised
As 10 how votes should be changed and
who should be entitled 20 do so.
After the roll had been called for the
FIRST time II was decided that on the
second call the counties and cities should
only be allowed To change their votes
when their names were reached. After
a good deal OF confusion the work OF
adding I'd the votes was proceeded with,
and al 225 =. NJ the result OF the sec
ond ballot was announced as follows:
Total number Of votes cast, l5lg.
Necessary for nomination, l51
Montague. 69l.
Lassit,r. i65.
Mann. li5.
Alexander. CO.
Smith. l52
no nomination having been reached inc
taking Of the third ballot was ordered
Before the third ballot was commenced,
the name OF Mr.. Alexander was dropped
as that OF the candidate having received
the lowest number OF votes. ana the name
OF Judge Mann was withdrawn
The vote. therefore. was only 20 be cast
for Montague and Lassiter and smith
Before the third ballot was commenced.
a resolution was adopted. on motion OF
Mr.. Hathaway, OF Lancaster providing
that changes should only be allowed when
the names OF the respective counties are
reached on the second roll-cal.
Before the second roll-call was com
pleted. il became apparent that Mt Mon
tague nd received the necessary mum
her OF votes Senator Flood moved that
his nomination be made by aeclamation-
The motion was seconded by Mr Nell
vvot,e ~ petersburg The motion was
adonted and Mr.. Montague was declared
the nominee OF the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13

senator Daniel Enthusiastically Endorsed
as His Own Successor

The convention was called 10 order by
chairman Saunders shortly after clock
ihls morning when nearly every delegate
could be found In his seat with the Cx-
ceplon OF those who had been compelled
70 leave Tor their respective homes. Mr..
WlHlarm II. Perkins. OF Pulaski. offered
the following resolution which was uuau-
imously adopted
Resolved That this Convention of the
Democrats OF Virginia appreciatinp tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
n.>nr or THERMOMETER.

The following WAS the range OF the
,hsrmonetcr az The Times office yester-
A NJ rs; i2 81. So; p. NJ. IS: p.
NJ 50: 0 =. NJ. %: II NJ. -. Average
~ %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
mK cIMPBFLL'S TRIBUTE.
The wythesile Delegate Endorses Las
siter in Eloquent Language.

Mr.. Campbell spoke as follows:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Conyention,-Of all human things, moth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
srfAKERs ara PRg1IUm.
Senator Daniel Nothing to say and Even
1T tu Bigger.

AS soon as the excitement over the re-
suit OF the vote cast during the third bal
lot had died away there were calls for
Montague. and the Chair appointed a
commIttee consisting OF Congressman
claude A. Swanson. OF the Fifth District:
Howard Hathaway. OF Lancaster; B. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-13
MONTAGUE WINS.
The Nominee For At
tOrney-GGneraL.
The PRIMARY RESOLUTION
Defeated In Convention by a Vote Of
$50 to 6O9.
MBJ. DANIEL FOUGHT 1T BITTERLY,
While Congressman W. 4. JOreS Cham
piOned it PearleSSly.
MAJ. DANIEL FOUGHT IT BITTERLY,
A TRIBUTE TO THE SENIOR SENATOR.

4 Resolution Unanimously Adopted by
The Convention Which Practically Res
uomiuates Him for the United states
senate for Another Torm-A Hot
Fight over the Attorney General
Nominatiou-The Populist Cons
mitico Make ~ Statement
Charging the Democratic
Party with Being Gold
Bugs at Heart"
and other
Things.
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tContinued on Sixth Page.)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
SENSATIONS IN THE SPEECHES.
The Carolina Cnmpaigncrs Livcn
Things IN at EaSIey.

hAhNN - at E4hNifEs
Easley, s. c., July 8O.-The senatorial
meeting to-day at Greenville was attend
ed by a large audience, Senator McLau-
rim was not as wei. received as at previous
meetings. The trouble was occasioned by
a few friends Of ex-senator Irby and ex-
GOV. Evans.
Senator McLaurin in talking about CAL
houns views. said ex-Goy. Evan was try
ing to appeal to the ignorance OF the aud
fence, meaning the lack of familiarity with
the writings of Calhoun. This some one
construed to mean a reflection on the aud
fence and Senator McLauriu was criticised
for the remark which he satisfactorily ex-
planned.
Senator Tillman sent telegram to eX-
Senator TROY in reply to an inquiry as to
whether he was responsible for an inter
view in the Charlotte News. in which il
was said by Senator Tilman that eX-Seu-
ator lrby was politically dead and buried.
The senator CTillman) teiegraphed that
the interview was a fake; that he had
seen no newspaper reporter while in Char
iotte, and further that he was hands off -
in the senatorial race.
Mr.. Irby said he would have resented
that insult had not Senator Tillman dis
claimed the interview.
Senator McLaurin said that the day for
fractional differences was at an end and
that as the reformers had gotten all their
principles in the democratic platform there
was no need for fractional lines now, except
to get certain parties in office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
IN A NEGROES HAND.
Hot POuItices Bring out Two Queer
Creatures


Columbia, S. c., July 3O.-A remarkable
case is reported from Pinewood, Sumter
county, and there is no doubt of its truth,
a physician being one of those to vouch for
its accuracy. Wash Durant, a negro who
worked on the log train running between
Pinewood and Sumter, on which j. c. Nc
Birmingham is conductor, has been suffer-
ing intense agony for six weeks from what
he supposed to be a bonefelon. A few
days ago Durant who had been unable to
work for weeks consulted a physician at
Pinewood, who told him his suffering
was not caused by a felon, but perhaps
there was a splinter next to the bone and
advised hot poultices This the man did,
but no relief came. He kept up the treat
ment, however. Thursday morning the
finger panied almost beyond endurance
and taking the pou.tice off, Durant was
Mortified to see the head of a large worm
of the variety known as woodsawyer,
sticking out of the finger. He ran to Capt.
McCleningham, and taking his knife pulled
out the worm, which was nearly an inch
long and an inch in diameter.
After several more hours of poulticing,
Durant pulled another worm of the same
sort out of his hand and Immediately ex-
perienced great relief The man is very
much alarmed. He has lost twenty-five
pounds in weight in the last three weeks.
and is confident that he has been hoo
dooed." The doctor thinks he will get
well, but no explanations are given.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
DEVEAUX MAY DOWN DOYLE.
LON LIVINGSTON THINKS HE AND
LYONS WILL WIN.

Fhe ConCreSsmen Says the App pint-
ments Are Certaiuties - He Also
Glasses Mai smythe A. sure Win
ner-Hc Fears NgNar With Japan
over Hawaii or with England over
the senIs-MOre Danger In "A Clash
over the KIondike Gold Fields.
Atlanta. Ga. July 3O-Congressma Ldv-
tngston was here to-day on his way home
from Washington. He thinks the negroes
Deveaux and Lyons are certain to be APP
pointed at Savannah and Augusta and
that Maj. Smythe viii get the appoint
ment.
He feels no dread. he says. Of complica-
tions with Japan ON the Hawaiian ques-
ton. or with England on account of the
seals.
The best chance Of war that is now in
sight. according 10 his notion, is from
troubie likely to arise ~ che Klondike
mine matter. II Canada. be says. Insists
in enforcing with tie help of her border
police her own laws in the newly discover
al gold fields. IL is not unlikely that a
CLASH may occur. Heretofore miners have
had me privilege i'm a new country OF max
ing their own regulations. II this right
should De disputed in the present instance
by the British police he is of the opinion
that A big aght. and possibly general
war. might follow. especially IL the police
should so SO far as TO attack and Kill The
American miners.
Mr.. Livingston does not seem 10 have
much faith in President Mckinney earn
estness when he sent in his financial mes
sage He knew. said Mr. Livingston, that
the session was on the point of coming TO
an end and it was too late to act lie
sent it in merely to make show OF re-
deeming republican election pledges and
helping Senator Hanna in his race for the
Senate. 1t came in only couple OF
hours before the time fixed for ADJOURN
ment. and 1t was conceded by the repub-
Ncans that they did not wish to act upon
IL at this session.
The congressman said he was not in
favor of lynching and yet had shut up
both a white senator from the north and
a negro applicant for Office from TINS
state each of whom complained 70 MIN
of recent occurrences here. He told them
TO nut the shoe on the other foot ana see
if IL would be comfortable Ihey consid-
cred the question from the STANDPOINT
suggested. and both withdrew their com
plants Col. Livingston says he ala not
deny that lynching was very serious eVh'
but insisted that the remedy for 1t was
for the negro to behave and no longer
give occasion for so severe an application
of extemporaneous justice.
Senator Clay is also here. He endorses
what Col Livingston says concerning
congressional matters. He sums up the
work of congress this session in very few
words. The tariff bill, he says, was passed
and that is all. That, OF course, is expect
ed to help nobody
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
CUMBERLAND COMPANY's CREDIT.
steps On Foot to Have "A Receiver APP
DOfnted.

DOthACus
Brunswick. Ga, July 90.-An effort was
TO have been made Monday to place the
Cumberland Island hotel property in the
hands of a receiver. The movement has
been postponed until a later day. when
Judge Sweat will hear the petition at
Wayeross. Heirs of the Bunkley estate
bring the suit. Rumors affecting the
company's financial status reached Bruins
wick tonight.
President Robert f. Park was seen inn
mediately after the rumors gained cur
rency He regretted publicity at thus
stage, but made the following statement:
The company has been forced this sea-
son to build an immense dam across the
inlet to better preserve the property There
are six stockholders owning equal shares.
Three thousand dollars has been paid on
this work Three of the six furnished
the money. Not one cent of the hotefs
income for this year was touched for this
purpose. Holders of the mortgage were
due 81 600 interest. On it's non-payment
they petitioned for a receiver. The
amount will be paid. The company $
share Of the hotel income for July has
been held up by the suit pending. 1t
will more than pay the interest. The
property was originally purchased for So
900. Thirty-seven thousand, five hundred
dollars cash was paid and mortgage
bearing per cent. interest was given to
secure the balance. This was in 1880.
Since then $4,000 in Improvements have
been added The company viii protect
its property.
Interviews with local creditors develop
statements that Manager Shackleford and
the company have been meeting their bils
promptly. and no questions are raised
here as to the company's solvency. The
season on Cumberland viii continue with
out interruption. Excursions from Macon,
Atlanta. Cordele and Marshallville are due
next week and will be cared for.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
STRANGE SUICIDE.
Wife of n County Treasurer Ends
Her Life without Cause.

Columbia, S. C., July 30 - Mrs.
A. w. Oakley, the wife of County
Treasurer Oakley of Aiken. died this ev-
ening at 1880 of poison. Her husband left
the house to go up town for a few min
utes, and returned at 7:l5 10 find his wife
in a dying condition. No explanation
could be gotten from her. Darling, l can't
stay here" was all she would say.
The house was crowded when she died.
and much sympathy was manifested for
the husband, who suffered much grief A
letter was found that stated she was tired
of living and asking her husband to for
give her. There seems to be no cause
for the act. as the couple seemed to en-
Joy life and were bound up Ia each 9TH
ers affections.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
a SHOOTING At DUBLIN.
Big Increase In Tax Returns From
Lnurens County.


Lnurens County.
Dublin, Ga, July 30-Last night about 8
clock a negro named O'Neal shot his
wife with the intention Of killing her. She
was walking along the street with another
man when O'Neal slipped up behind and
shot her twice in the back of the head,
and also shot man in the shoulder. Think
ing he had killed his wife, the would-be
murderer fed for life, but was arrested by
the sheriff early this morning. He claims
that his wife had given him a great deal
of trouble. He has frequently been up be-
fore the mayor for whipping her.
Tax Receiver Adams has just finished
the work Of consolidating the tax returns
and it shows the gratifying increase over
last year of $103, 4S0 Few counties can
show a. better record. This shows the Won
derful prosperity this county has been
enjoying for the past few years. The dis
trict in which Dublin is located shows the
greatest increase. This is due, of course,
to the many improvements that have re-
Gently been made in the city. The city is
making more rapid strides to-day than
ever and during the next twelve nAnths
another hundred thousand dollars OF i'm
provements will have TO be returned.
The much talked of new hotel ''The
Oconee Gem" is now being erected. 1t is to
be finished as. quick as men and money
can do the work The first floors will be
made into store rooms, a barber shop and
hotel office and dining room, and the up
per stories viii be up-to-date suites Of bed
rooms, parlors, etc.
Judge Hart opened the criminal docket
this morning and to-day the case of Joe
Battle, colored. charged with the murder
of an old negro named Judson Smith two
years ago, is being heard. Tom Watson
will be here Monday to represent Tom
Wilson, charged with killing a negro last
winter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Headquarters Savannah Fire Denart-
ment Office Fire Chief, Savannah. Ga.
July 81, 1S97.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the undersigned un-
I'll - O'Clock noon Of Tuesday Aug. 3. for
furnishing the fire department with II ,72O
pounds Of mixed oats, loo pounds Of bran,
and lO.l45 pounds of Eastern hay, more or
less (all Of the best quality. for the
month OF August. said supplies to be de-
livered at the different engine houses as
ordered. The Board Of Fire Commission
ers reserve the right TO reject any and all
bids. ]. e. mcguire,
Fire Chfof
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31

livestock, cotton, wooden goods. lead and
nails.
Exports Of wheat, -four included. from
both coasts Of the United States and from
Montreal this week amount to 2,3i3 O21
bushels. compared with 1978,0o0 bushels
last week, and 2.64S,00O bushels in the week
a year ago.
Exports of Indian corn this week
amount to 1,4S2, 175 bushels, compared with
1,29S.O0O bushels last week. ard ,49J 0C0
bushels same week one year ago
There are 259 business failures reported
throughout the United States this week.
rather more than the average in recent
weeks Last week the total was 22O, and
In the same week last year IL was 294."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
WILL STIR UP SOUTH CAROLINA.
Webster said to Have Twenty Negro
PoStmnsterS Slated.

Columbia. S. c., July 3O.-It is said that
Z. A Webster. the republican leader who
has so far proved master of the situation
in Washington and who has been admit
ed by officials there to have the naming
of postmasters in South Carolina intends
10 reward negro leaders IN his faction with
posto.fices His list filed in Washington
provides for the appointment of negroes
at AbbeviIle, Aiken, Barnwell, Blackville
WATERFORD Manning, Chester, Charles
ton EdFedel1, Florence, Georgetown, Ben
nettsvine, Camden, Sumter Cheraw, So
Getty HiH, Kirgstree, Newberry. Prosper
ity. VIM D. Crum, mUlatto, IS slated for
Charleston.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31

He evidently was from the rural dis
tricts, and therefore his uneasiness upon
what presumably was his first visit TO n
photographer could easily be overlooked.
At last, when he was summoned TO the
operating-room and caught a Whit of
chemicals from the dark ROOM" he hes
itated on the TIRES hcld, ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Come in: come right In" said the camera
man reassurngly. do you want a Wig
nette% N-no, l guess not" replied the
old man.. Il guess / can stand il without
taking anything" Would you like a pho
tograph of your head only? Or would you
prefer one-half length or full length?"
inquired the photographer. well, now
I'll tell you how II is, mister" remarked
the Old granger, confidently. This picter
IS for a wilder in Nebraska who's been
writin' TO me considerably about gettin
spliced. l reckon she'd ruther have a
picter OF my whole system n Il don't make
any difference to you" 1t dldn't.-Chicago
Times Herald.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
sorrmEnN HIIIwAY Ir,nIro.

Judge Spcer Names Aug. ~ ns the
Date md w. Airs AZ the Place.
Macon Ca. july 9o-Judge Speer has
sxed Aug. "a for hearing the petition
against the Southern railway and che ate
torncys IN thc case were duly notified to-
day. The hearing viii take place az MI
AIRY. Judge Specr's summer home. 10 .s
possible that the hearing Will consume sev-
oral days. as elaborate arguments are 60
be offered together with much testimony
Judge Spccrs decision viii settle the fate
OF railroad consolidation Doc inc south one
way or the other ana BE Is being looked
for with most intense interest hy people
ell over She country bat most especially
in Macon whore che fight against rail-
road consolidation was inauRurited
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE RACES.
England Wins the Mile Professional
Championship.

Glasgow, July 3O.-Fifteen thousand per-
sons gathered at Celtic park to-day to
witness the International bicycle races
scheduled to take place there. The wealth
er was all that could be desired. In some
of the races the riding at the start was
slow, but most of the contests were finish
ed at terrific pace.
The only mile professional champion
ship contest, in which four rides from
each country took part, was won by Eng
land, who captured the trophy with nine
points. France and Denmark tied for sec
ond place with eleven points. Scotland
and Ireland tied for third place with II,
and Holland was next with 10.
The one mile championship was won by
Arend of Germany, with Barden of Eng
land. second. and Nossam of France,
third
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


Georgia, Chatham County Whereas, We
the merchants Of Savannah at meeting
assembled this, twentieth day of July, 1897,
have mutually agreed and do hereby agree
that on and after July 81, 1897 that they
will not receive or cause to he received
any coupons or premiums, or rebates on
cash purchases of any kind that may be
now in existence, or that may hereafter
exist, and the said merchants who have
signed this agreement do hereby agree and
bind themselves that they will carry out
this contract.
In the event of any of the undersigned
merchants falling in the performance of
this contract, said person or.persons, firms,
or corporations, do agree to forfeit the
sum of five hundred dollars (s50000) to be
paid as hquidated damages for the viola
ton OF this contract to the Merchants As
sociation of Savannah, Ga.
krouskoff Millinery Co.
Jacob e. Gutman.
w K. Wimpy.
4. r. Maxwell & Co.
S. l.. Newton.
J. n. McGNlis.
c. p. Miller
NJ. Bo.ey.
Nicholas Lang.
Lindsay & Morgan.
II. IA. Cohen & Co.
Falk Clothing Co.
Sternberg q Co.
Foye q Morrison
Christopher Gray & Son.
Jackson Metzgar 6 Co.
Byck Bros.
CnaS. Marks.
Gustave Eckstein & Co.
b. II. Levy & Bros.
Metropolitan Clothing Co.
Leopold Adler.
NJ. A. Stokes.
j, Gardner.
f. Moyle.
Meyere & Franck. Jos. p. Lee, Mgr.
Spellman & O'Brien.
Sig. Gardner.
Henry H. Livingston.
A. S. Nichols.
Walsh & Meyer.
Mrs. NJ. A, Golden.
Kennedy & McGovern
=. Tuberdy Shoe Co., ]. H. Hersch, Mgr
The Hubo Clothing Co.
John Lyons & Co.
McGrath & Ransford.
Savannah Coop. Associa ton, Mcclure
Mgr.
John T. Evans & Co., by Geo. F. Evans.
Daniel Hogan
Garfunkel & Sons.
Cell & Quint.
Savannah Shoe Factory.
H. j. Sutciffe Manager Est. S. W.
Branch.
John c. Morgan, Manager the Southern
Grocery Co. of Ga.
Charles H, Drayton, President c. a.
Drayton Grocery Co.
Savannah Carriage and Wagon Co.
NJ Dryfus.
John Sullivan.
B. s. Hoyle.
Ludden & Bates s. NJ. H.
A. M. & C. w. West
J. H. Helmken.
Henry Suffer.
John F. Lubs.
Jones Pharmacy.
Fred Myers, Jr.
John Lynch.
Masonic Temple Pharmacy.
Wheeler's Pharmacy
Sommers & Winkler.
Thos. West & Co.
Well & Carr.
james ]. Joyce.
Adams Drug, Paint and Oil Co.
VIM. C. A. Dierks.
w. F. Gilbert & Co.
Jas s. Silva.
]. H. Koch.
II. Logan
r. D. & VIM. baltimore
Solomons e. Co.
c. A. Munster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
nooKkEEpER RAGGED.
Arrest BASED On n Charge OF Embcz-
zIfng SiO. 900 % $4,000.

Bar Harbor. Me. July So-Charles New
han. head bookkeeper OF the Agricultural
Insurance Company OF Boston, and treas
urer Of the Melrose (Mass) cooperative
Bank and Melrose Highlands Congrega-
tlonal church. wanted In Melrose and Bos-
ton FOR alleged embozzlement OF funds OF
the organization with which he was con.
nected. is under arrest at Bar Hurbor
Newhall Acknowledged that he took all
that Is charged against him ana more The
total Of his entertainments IS between si0,-
nNO md SO 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANANAS. BANANAs. BANANAS

I'M MAS, HANANAs, HANANAS.
For sale to-day cheap:
carload choice jamaica Bananas.
100 boxes Fancy Lemons
80 boxes Fancy Oranges.
80 barrels Apples
60 barrels Eating Pears.
~ crates pineapplcs.
20 boxes Fancy California Piums.
100 barrels Long Island Potatoes.
30 sacks Egyptian onions.
100 cases Eastern onions.
100 strings New Garlic.
% barrels ButtahaEa Turnlps.
IN barrels Green Cabbage
100 bags Virginia Peanuts
Above stock fresh goods and daily ar
rivals coming orders solicited.
Phone $50.
GEO. A. HUDSON.
Dealer IN Fruits. Vegetables and Produce
80 and 2li Bay street. west.