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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-04-03
C. F. & Y. v. r. =.
JOHN GILL, Receiver.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.

In Effect February 18th, 1897.
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steady: sales 2,400 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales $1,000 bales.
OpeninQ CLOSING
PORT RECEIPTS.

Spot cotton closedAquiet and steady: mid
ding uplands 5-l6. mfddiing gulf 70 10; sale
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Pocahontas Steam Coal
JONES g. POWELL

Miners Agents.
RALEIGH. ~. C
Phones Al and II,
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Erueka Black Splint is very hard AMI dun
able Jelico Splint very free burning. Ar
thracite, Nut, Stove and Egg.
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reasonably expect. Should there be a
popular demonIratlon CT dislike, how
ever. the resul. would not tend to an in
crease Of friendllness between the Ger
man and French nations. buI on the con-
,rary It might lead TO serious outcome
The humiliation would be very great
for the government of France and In
tense Indignation would be aroused
throughout Germany, even among those
subjects OF william who have no per-
sonai love for him, They would con-
strue It into a direct insult to the nation
through its sovereign head. on account
OF this possible outcome OF che visit the
announcement made by the emperor
viii be criticised as display OF bad
taste,
While 1t Is possible that the emperor Is
aetuated by friendly motives toward
France, his fondness for display, and for
attracting attention to himself By shea
trlcal moves, IS so well known and I'M
derstood in Europe that nearly every one
is tempted to believe that the gratlhea-
tIon OF his personal vanity Is the real In
spiratIon. 1t is possible that the COM
ments of the French press and the ex-
pressions OF many OF the people OF the re-
public may cause him 10 change his
plans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02

~, cbaan dauagnpy NJ the Ohio PopO-
~, ~ r,at,.rn, adon,ad at Columbus
800 oYceeds thar Displayed by the ma
800 49, s,,,or Democracy last year. To
sa - the republican party because
y. ~ nm, rsnaIrsd In four short months
~ "a a. 100 ,,' done nv the Democratic par
Wv. Wv =. 49, ,sar. md m complain that a
~ hn, yhIch Ia st,lI nending. has not
49,, .a , oood tImes show 10 what
s ses -, nnreosonableness the .Pupo-
49, ,oad.r. IN Ohio arc willing to 60.
49, 'r,,,,,,,, nwss,Ions that mIght have
$50 wors almost completely
, peen asa "'d ,ho sonhIstries of last year,
,s .,, ,,. 49, - oomnIetelv exploded and
49, na,r,od' ~ the vntes OF the people.
oN' ' r.,,a.a.oa nh. worst passions OF
a'e ' Wv. 80 no .nnoaiad N again. and the
NV" a ,,,, ~ ,,a masses Of the Democrats
'i','s a., ,ha,,so,yas helieye In Is 20
80 30, a,aIn hy ,ha demaeogues in the
" 20 e. -, ,,,,os ,or candidate for the
I,.T, So sora,o who "a not a resi-
s ~, 49, .,ata and whose political
- "a, 49, h,or ,hs snbiect of public
n 4aa,'S"r ~ ,ho nast
''' a.a,,,,an, an grant questions of the
~ ~ ,arorea and catch phrases
80 40 "oross NJ GOLD and crown OF
$50" ,ar,,,, ~ onneaI 90 prejudice
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We commend to some OF our cOntem-
poraries the following from Printers
Ink. as containing a truth which they
cannot deny:
THE sensational papers that are pub
fishing columns 81 matter to show that
mere political change has not brought
immediate prosperity, and that are at
lacking capital In every issue, are doing
more to delay better times than all other
agencies combined"
Only confidence can bring good times
and the free investment of capital A
constant war on capital by the sensa-
tinnal press which, rs rule happens to be
also the Bryan press, is calculated to de-
stroy confidence and to cause capitalists
to hesitate with their investments,
These same newspapers arrogantly pose
as the especial friends of labor when by
their course they are proving themselves
labor's worst enemy by attacking and
breaking down the very agencies to
which labor must look for relief
II is when there is a free outflow OF
money for investment In all kinds OF en-
terprises that good times exist. The pres
rnt improvement and the signs of gen
erai revival in the near future are due
to the fact that this overflow is being re.
sumed after four years OF tImIdlty
caused by the agitation OF financial and
nther economic questions. and the gem
eral depression OF business in conse-
quence. 1t is resumlns in spite of the
attitude of the Bryan press in It's endea-
vor to destroy confidence and Its assaults
on capital.
1t pity that the Bryan editors can
not rise above their petty partisan NAL
ice enough TO help along the tendency e
a renewal of activity Surely they car
see that they have as much to gain by q
return of prosperity as any one else. Are
Mr.. Bryan's political ambitions and the
selfish desire of the ownersof fewsllvei
mines more important to them than the
lndustrlal welfare Of the people? The
suppression of good news and encourage
ing indications, and the sensational dis
play OF everything calculated to dlscour.
age the business world and prejudice tho
people aginst the agencies Of good times
is their daily programme. and 1t il
neither patriotic nor honest.
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Tn. Telephone Ordinance.

The passage OF the telephone ordinance
by council last night. granting fran
chise to the Peoples Telephone Con-
structlun Company. was not unexpected,
The action assures, assuming that the
Peoples company Is acting in good faith,
that Wheeling patrons OF the telephone
service will be granted whatever benefits
are TO be derived from competition.
The new company Is pledged to give
bonds to begin the work Of construction
within ninety days. II all the terms are
compiled with this work win give en-
ployment TO a number of men for a time.
II remains to he seen what the subse-
quent benefits will be to the pubic, and
the Intelilgencer believes It Is voiclng the
general sentiment when It expresses the
hope that they win be great and lasting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02

Wheeling will have three days Of In
dependence Day celebrations. A very
large number OF people will observe to-
morrow; still greater number VIII OBJ
serve Monday. and all will not fail 70 re-
member that Sunday is the real anniver-
sary and the religious community via
observe the day more deyoutly than
usual.
Let Old Glory be noated to the breeze
everywhere on Saturday and be kept
atloat throughout the three days
Though there is to be no public celebrl'
tlon. the display of the national EN-
blem should, and doubtless will be as
general as usual. There Is no more
patriotic city in the country than Wheel
Ing; here patriotism is in the air on such
occasions as this. and on Independ-
ence Day especially. Let the fact be de-
monstrated by liberal displays of the
national emblem on Saturday Sunday
and Monday.
There Is nothing so impressive to the
minds Of the young or so inspiring to the
old "a the sight Of Old Glory at any
time, but on this anniversary of the
birth OF American freedum II Is not only
Impressive and inspiring, 1t Is a lesson
in patriotism and reminder OF the lib
critics we enjoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02

The abuse that IL being heapcd upon
Senator Ell,ins by the PopocratIc press
Isn't disturbing him a particle. lie Ia
quietly attending to the interests Of his
constituents in Warrington, and through
his untlring efforts West vlrglnlas In
duptrles have not suffered at the hands
OF the senate tariff doctors. He has Sc
cured what west vlrgInIa's representa-
tive men. regardless OF party, asked for
OF the Democratic tarlff-makors and
were refused.
The Popooratlc press Of the state has
been hammering at Senator ElkIns FOR
number Of years. but II has not in
iured his capacity for benehttihg the
state and working for her best lntcrcsts
In the senate. Nor has II loaennod the
public appreciation II his services
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QUEER, BUT TRUE

Nuns usually live to a great age.
The smell OF perfumes Is said to pro-
long life.
Potatoes in Greenland never grow
larger than a marble.
Horses succumb to cold quicker than
any other animal.
Japan has n written history extend
ing over $500 years.
Postage stamps are gummed with n
starch made from potatoes.
Fully one-thlrd OF the female popu-
iation Of France labors on farms.
More than four-flfths of the people OF
London never enter place Of worship.
II snail's head is cut OFF and the
animal placed in n cool moist place an
other head will grow,
In spite OF the closest espionage the
diamond mining companies Of South
Africa lose, 1t is said, 100000 a year by
theft,
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Washington Post: They are telling
this story of Senator Mason; When the
senator was III, just before coming to
Washington, the doctor prescribed only
the llghtest OF reading. Senator Mason
Immediately seRt for a copy of Mr..
Bryan's new book, remarking that It
was the lightest literature that he knew
anything about, When Mr.. Bryan was
here recently he and Senator Mason
came face to face for the first time since
the campaign.
Senator. don't you think you were a
little hard on me to refer to my book as
light llterature?" asked Mr.. Bryan.
mo, siri" replied the senator, EN-
phatlcally. and added, "the people gave
the same verdict in the last campaign.
well" returned Mr., Bryan a little
warmly remember that Bull Run was
followed by an AppomattnX!"
Nov, see here" returned the senator.
half coniidenHally. that isn't a good
comparison, for you want to remember
that the fellows who led at Bull Run
didn't even get an invitation to particle
pate at AppOmlttoX."
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PoINrRDLY PENEED.


The civil service law will not attain
the full measure OF popularity for which
tits friends have hoped until the COM
ipe,ing ward heelers are allowed to fur
nlsh their own observation-disclosures Rec
ord.
Gen Curtis Guild, jrg made a good re-
ply to the question, should the Unlted
States enter upon a policy of annexa-
tIon?" He said that the question was
inaccurate and should be, should the
anne4atlon?" Amy school boy who
knows how his country was made can
supply the facts.-Boston Journal.
Willie Waldorf Astor's jubilee gait
simply made his English competitors
look as II they were tied to the track
Kansas City Times.
Dublin may no; have contributed
much to the queens Jubilee, but Cork
did every pop. 1t "put head on" all
LoRdon.-Chlcaga Inter-Ocean.
General Gomez is making prepara-
lions TO celebrate the anniversary of his
sixtieth death.-Chlcago News.
on the wool debate It looks little as
II the Democratic senators went out
shearlng and came back shorn.-Pltts-
burgh Dispatch.
KentuclSy's way, Democracy's way
our way, is TO hght-to fight late and to
fight early; to fight to win; to fight for
the right; for the fair name of the fair
old commonwealth; for the principles
and the traditions OF the dear old party,
for Gods sake and for mans sake
Louisville Courier-JOurnal.
The paralysis OF the vocal chords
which stopped Senator Pettigrew in the
MIDST OF vehement declaration about
the duty on Chinese silks being 100 per
cent should be warning to the Ana
Mas contingent in the senate.-lndlan-
apolIs Journal.
Very shortly while the flre-cracker
may go off, 1t would be folly to sup
pose It had "A Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Most people cannot brook Bryan; he
Is too much like Tennyson's.-New
York Press
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MS WIFE, NOT HIS QUEEN.
How FRINGE Albert called vletoria's Fir
aud Last IIluR.

Cleveland Leader: Both were high
spirited, strong of character and te-
naclous OF what each considered the
right in any matter of discussion. AZ
one time their differences o. opinion
had led to temporary coolness OF De-
meanor toward each other ana the
prince had retired to his apartments
and had locked the door.
Victoria vas the first TO Yield par
tally and she soon Knocked az the door
OF her husbands library
"Who Is there" asked the prince IN
answer to her knock.
"The queen" replied Victoria, stun
rather haughtily, though somewhat
yielding,
1.-THE queen cannot enter reJolheu
the prince, proudly.
A short time afterward victoria ap-
preached her husbands apartments
and once again knocked for admit
lance.
"Who is there?" again the prince In
quired.
"Your wife" replied Victoria, in ten
der tones,
instantly the door was flung Wide
open and the prince received her in his
outstretehed aims, saying with deepest
affection: My wife is always well
come"
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Tho reduction Of 20 per cent In the
price Of hgh-grldo bicycles VIII alnu-
late the sale Of the wheel and lnrJcafe
IT, general use na means u luc1moilun.
Tho day NJ The wheel as a mere pleasure
machine hi1 already passed and II Is
now becoming q necessity In every day
Ne The demand IN 80 great that the
number Of manufactures producing
bicycles has multiplied. The lively com.
petition between the different m1ker Us
bound to bring down The price sim fur.
thcr, ana further stimulate tic use W the
mhnrL
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New York Journal: But Hawaii
would ultimately demand admission to
the Union as a state!" cry the alarm
lists. And why not, when in population
and wealth and civilization Hawaii
shall be fit to add n star to the nag?
Until the arrival Of that time, the ISL
ands can be governed as New Mexico
and Arizona are. In balancing the ad-
vantages and disadvantages OF annex
alton, II needs but n decent acqualnt-
ance with the facts to learn how inn
measurably the advantages prepon-
dprate
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A rnn,tnrlni,i. A..nrn,ns.

Hon. N. b. Scott. who is now enrouto
to Europe for tour Of the continent,
stopped on TO pay his respects 20 the
President, and Mr.. Mckinley assured
him that he would name him for the
Internal revenue commissonershlp at
once If he desired It, Mr.. Scott desired
that the matter should be postponed I'M
til his return to this country, and 1t was
so arranged
There never has been any serious
doubt from the beginning that Mr. Scott
would receive this recognition at the
hands Of the President. Certain news
papers that have had considerable to say
concerning delay, which was under.
stood by all Of Nj. SCOTS frIcnds but
not by the said newspapers, viii be re-
iicvcd from great anxiety Of mind on
reading thls announcement
Mr. Scott has the best wishes Of all his
West virginia friends for pleasant
Journey abroad and safe return home
to enter upon the duties Of the high office
to which he will be- appointed.
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rmO.ror wnllam nnd IL, rr,n,h People,

Emperor william, Of Germany having
declared TINT he Intends to visit The
Paris exposition ST 1900. thr people of
France are very much aroused ana tho
indications are that he will be received
with demonstrations the reverse NJ cor.
dinl. There II a strong prejudice nmonE
the masses In Franco against the Ger.
man ruler and II n onsy 10 Imagine thnt
the oxoltnblo French nature would be
hard io restrain iH tbe event % such It
whit from him
1hla foolng though II may be shared
by tie loading men NJ the French gov.
efnmont, probably would not prevent
them from rrhlvlng lhc emperor with
all tho oourlary due to tha ruler M a
great negbb9rlng European power and
with all tAe poRp aad ceremony be could
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As the maiden dreamedin the shaded
hammock, a bolt of livid lightning
burst from the overcharged heavens
cleft to the heart the giant oak meath
which she lay, and, attracted by the
steel OF her cOrsets, swiftly enclrcled
her waist.
Terrified passers-by rushing forward
to bear her mingled body out Of the
storm We're lust in time to hear heI
murmur happily. Jaw, go way, Charlie
Quit your foolln'!"-N. Y. Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02

W. b. JOHNSON. Newark. o.. says;
zone Minute Cough Cure saved my
only child from dying by Group" II
has saved thousands OF others suffering
from Group, pneumonia bronchitis. and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
Charles r. Goethe. Market and Twelfth
streets; Chntham Sinclair. Forty-sixth
aud Jacob streets: A. II. Scheele. No. 6O7
Main street; Exley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie Il Co.. Bridgeport
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Low Rates for Vacation Trips and Outing
Along the Ocean.
Round Trip from Wheeling Only $40

To Atlantic City, Cape May, Avalon, Sea-
Isle City, Anglcscl, ocean City Holly
Beach or wildwood, round trip tickets to
either resort being obtainablo at the same
rate
The FIRST excursion will be run Thurs
day, July Il, followed by others on July
~. August Il and q. Round trip rates to
either Atlantic city, Cape May Avalon,
Sea iHic city, hnpicBca, Ocean City Wild
wood or Holly Beach, New Jersey viii be
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Excursion 10 Atlantic city - Reduced
Hatss via II, d q.

The Baltimore & Ohio II. r, will in
augurato a series of popular excursions
TO Atlantic City, Cape May and Sea Isle
City during the summer season, The
first OF the series Is announced for
Thursday, July Sth. The tickets win
be good for twelve days, and allow stop
OF at Washington on the return trip,
Trains leave y. & o. depot, Wheeling,
1895. $40. 1865 a. M. 800 and $40 p m.
Pullman cars on all trains. Round
trip SO Couespondlngly low rates
from other stations
For further Information address
nearest u, & o. agent.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
case relieved IN six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure
II Is q great surprise on account OF tie
exceeding promptncss In relieving pain
IN Bladder. IuducyB ana back In male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately II YOU want quick relief
H. II. List Druggist, Wheeling. W va.
thfNa
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Thi1 term ~ often applied ~ people
whose nerves are nbnprmnlly sensitive
rhuN aloud strengthen lhpm viii,
lluHicllorH stomach BIilcu Nnrr u
ruurra Uf that n'nIFn tonic, thuy win
ounHn ~ bu run.H.lua that they hny.
nnrvnun HtHium1, OVoupl through agree
able Hrnut.unH n win enable them
tu glt. glrrp nnd digest wen. the lhrrp
media FOE increasing tone aud viuof u
lhr nerves, lu common WIN the fu'i NJ
JlU ar.irm 1Hr mental worry bunul
ten by nervous dyspepsia viii nl8o dla.
appear
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The Washington. Pa. Reporter is evil
dently prospecting. II will hereafter
publish a tri-weekly edition and two
daily editions. The Intelllgeneer hopes
that Ito neighbours enterprise will meet
with the success Il deserves.
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II the free triders do not obstruct 1t is
possible that vote win be reached on
the tariff bill In the senate on Saturday.
This viii inspire the bird of freedom 10
screeeh the louder on the glorious
Fourth.
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as one man facing the enemy. In the
Popocratlc ranks there is anything but
harmony, The Popullsts are not at all
pleased and will put ticket in the field
The free silver Republicans win not
wear the Mclean collar, The Demo-
cratic state oonvenilon's proceedings
were characterized BY open wrangllng
between the factions. Considering all
the circumstances. the Republicans find
nothing diseouraglns in the situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02

The Chicago man who stole a three
story house and got q mile away with II
before he was discovered, exhibited the
nerve that Is Characteristic OF the poll
ticlans OF that city. The dispatches do
not record, however, that he was an
alderman.
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THE lNTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. JUL 2, lsO7.

Readers Of the Daily lntelligencer
leaving town can have the paper
sent TO any address in the United
States or Canada, postpaid, for
three months 81. 80; for onemonth,
IS cents; for two weeks, 20 cents.
Address changed as often as de-
sired.
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Now that our Wheeling policemen are
adopting the use Of the wheel The evil
doors Will have to put ON something more
rapid than skates"
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d SKLR.


TIL. national Collection Agency. OF
washington, D. c.. will dispose OF the fol.
lowing judginentsi
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UTANTED-YOUNG WOMAN, ABOUT
w thirty, Tor general housework Good
reference required. Apply between and
10 a. N. NJ Henry Norris Box Factory. OF
after p m az residence ll5 Main street.
lua0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DALAISTRY.
j The Queen OF All Palmists Is hera and
gives readings OF Past Present and Flu.
ture- 3 cents w. ParlOrs, No. 90 SIX
tenth street. juS0'
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1.-THE INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions. is entered In the Post
once at Wheeling. W. Va, Ss second-class
mntterl
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MRS. T. RAINBOW, THE PROBES.
WI SIONAI. English Cook, will prepare
lunches, dinners and suppers on the short.
est notice, Terms reasonable. Private
cooking lessons given. Address, Ma n
South Huron street, Island. ius0
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w FEE salesman; experienced man
preferred Do not answer unless you can
furnish small bond and willing to work
on commission UNION PACIFIC TEA
CO., 1921 Carson street, Pittsburgh, S. s.
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NM ALREMARLE AND COTIAGtS,

Atlantic City, N J., Mrglnlu Avenue, Near Beach,
A beautiful hotel with all the modern
conyenIences, Location is central. WV
to sa5O per day; so per week and upwards
Excellent table service. Write for book
let. showing hotel, etc. Eentertains SO'
guests. conn
tui9 y. y. SOIG:-
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Room. cosn,lao Eeem.....,s11
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EoR INDEPENDENCE DAY.
!. GRAND ATLlNTlC HOTEL. !.
An Elegant New Hotel, MrQlaia Ayenae and the
Beach, Atlantic City, n D.

Luxuriously appointed. Every modern
convenience. Passenger elevator to street
800 beautiful suites. having two and 81
windows each, Many with baths attached
The terms are reasonable, Write for book.
let, showing hotel. diagram OF city, etc.
Coach meets all trains. Parl0r orchestra.
CHARLES u, COPE,
jy2 Proprietor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02

II BAVE YOUR 9TH OF JULY ORDER
IL TO US.
IL you are going 10 a private picnic or
outing party on the Fourth, call and Sea
our line OF canned meats. game, sardlnes
salmon, ham, tongue, cheese, crackers
etc. Prices ranging from &c can 10 ia
Also picnic plates. With every order va
win furnish handsome paper napkins free.
Just received, fresh Saratoga chips and
sailed almonds.
ALBERT STOLE g. CO..
liz Market Street