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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

frlghtened servants and ! was sending
,hsm in every direction-for physicians,
policemen. nelghbors.
"But there was nothing TO be done.
she was dead. That much we all saw
NJ n glance. Her head was slashcd al
most beyond recognition, ana the mana
that. had done Il was n desperate one.
"r vas TOO dazed that night TO con-
.,der. But tho next day when the In
o,,ost was held / saw the awkward POSI-
t,on I'm which I was placed. me Coroner
IN his search of the premises, came
unou the manuscript lying upon the HI
40 table N my writine-room, ana tnere,
word for word. lay before him the exact
description Of the murder or my Wle
lust az It was I'm my manuscript II
nad killed her before writing couid
not have written down u more accurate
account of the details.
.Orhe rest you know. My arrest, I'M
prisonrnent and impending trial MI inc
newspapers. / am a doomed man NJ
thing on earth can save me- Inc teS-
tirnony OF Ellen alone would convict me.
No chain of circumstantial evidence was
ever more closely entwined around an
unfortunate wretch Ike me.
must confess that when I came out
~ the Tombs that night was puzzled.
The awfulness of the story and the GER
tafnty of conviction were all that !
could bring 70 mind.
As we stepped down the stone steps
the clock in the Tombs was tolling II.
"Drive me 10 the home OF Franklin
Jervis." I said to the lawyer. Let me
In the front door and leave me. Come
back for me in enc hour.
7 hardly knew what ! intended 10 10
although my mind was full OF vague
suggestions. As the front door OF the
fated house closed between me and the
street a shiver ran over me in spite
Of my many experiences. and I walked
softly tho full length OF the hall and
seated myself in the little writing room
Taking up pen and ink. took the
blank sheets Of paper before me and
hogan 10 write as though I was livine
the night OF the murder over again.
As wrote 1 turned and laid the sheets
one by one upon small Cairo stand
hack Of me. which had evidently beer
used for that purpose. for there were
blotters upon it.
Scarcely had I written a page when
thought I heard behind me n stealth'
step. on the second page I heard u
again. This time there we're whispers
7 listened and heard a voice say, FOL
the love of God can Il be he?"
I sprang TO my feet and turned around
A loud shrek rose to the ceiling. and
out upon the hall floor there fell heavy
. . - = 4 = 4 4 a. a.. a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
Hosiery.

The following items give but
a faint idea of the fine qualities
and low prices.
We offer TO. our patrons
Misses Fast Black Seamless Ribbed
Hose, double heel and toe. Sc. pair.
Boys Heavy Fine Ribbed Hose. AL
bion dye. fast and stainless. double
heels and toes. 12lac. pair
Misses Fine Ribbed Hose. double
knee heel and toe. Hermsdorf dye,
worth 25c. pair. 1oc.
Ladies' Plain Black Hose. Hermsdorf
dye. double soles. high spliced heels
and toes. l0c. pair.
Ladies' Hermsdorf Black Dropstitch
Hose. Rlchelieu. Rembrandt and fine
ribbed. regular CSC. values. for 25c.
pair.
A full line OF Ladies' Plaid and
Striped Hose, In all the new colors,
for .. IS. so. 90 Toe. sl.25 aad si.5o
pair. .- 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
Basement.
A Make Room Sale.

A Groom Sale.
Spring is upon us, and the
China Department must put on
fashionable dress Of new pat
terms. The old styles must be
put back or be disposed of at
half value. We will let them
go at half price, to make room
for the new designs.
Imported China Dinner Set, contains
10l pieces decorated in green and
yellow, gold traced, was $50; make
room sale, $40.
Breadalban's Imported China Dinner
Set. contains ll2 pieces. decorated
gold traced, was $3.50; make-room
sale, $l1.J0.
Carlsbad China Dinner Set, contains
lO1 pieces. blue decoration. gold slip
pie, extra large pieces. was $50; make
room sale. $l6.S9.
Tea Sets. English China. decorated
) patterns TO select from. contains sc
pieces. some pieces short, were IS;
make-room sale, $3.50.
A Tea Sets, Carlsbad China, pink
decoration, god traced, were 50; MAKE
room sale. $3.50.
lot Imported Tea Sets. green and
yellow decoration, con iains 81 pieces
were Sc; make-room sale. s4.25.
1 lot Tea Sets. English Oh ma, sc
pieces to set decorated, were Sc:
make-room sale, 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

Taffeta, also a full line OF Roman
stripes, all the new and nobby shades,
full width umbrella skirt. with narrow
cording regular 50 value; at bargain
price, S5.4S.
SEPARATE SKIRTS-At SO they
cannot be beat, expressly made for us,
In Velour Bayadere. SILK Crepon. and
many more TO select from, actually
worth SIS; our price. $12.
At s4.9S Atwood Bayadere Skirts;
these are exceptionally good skirt bar
gains. lined with the best quality per-
caline, la brown. navy and black, ac-
tually worth IS; our price. sl.9S.
At s5.9S-Plain Irish Sicilian and
Plain Rep Mohair. special offering for
this seasons wear. all with the new
pleated back. perfect fitting. actually
worth $40: bargain price, sos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
THE WORLD
OF LABOR.

Paint Is made of seaweed.
Dresden has paper watch.
Idaho has two daily papers.
Iongshoremen have 81 unions.
One woollen mill In Mississippi.
Japan boasts commercial schools
Detroit mattresses may organize.
Savannah police work eight hours.
Indianapolis BARRIERS will reorganlze'
Detroit makes stoves for South AFRICA
New York has 500 union shoeworkers'
IItah florists have State association.
Springfield has a needle workers union.
milwaukee is TO have school for cash
girls. So,
Detroit Manufacturers Club debated
single tax.
Springfield, Mass, lathers want ia cents
!, bunch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

Handsome Greene, White and Cerise
Combination Scotch Plaid Taifeta, fun
gathered blouse front, nice fitting
back, regular SIS value; our bargain
price, SO.
Very Stylish Green and White,
Black and White Taffeta Silk, box
pleated blouse front. finished of with
fine tucks on yoke. regular 80 value;
our low price, $j.4S.
SILK UNDERESTIMATE
SILK, Roman stripe and Scotch Piaiu,
Inc newest colorings, with deep corded
fril on bottom, also with the new
Spanish flannel back. entirely new,
regular s15 value; our price. slo.4S.
Black Taffeta. made of the best
quality silk. double ruffle. finished off
" tn narrow cording-this is beauty
regular $40 value; your choice, S1.gs.
Plair Changeable Taffeta and Plain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

SILK wAISTS-Changeable Surah,
green's. reds. blues and many more
designs TO choose from, tucked blouse
front. finished OF with runle, regular
~ value: our low price. sos.
Changeable Taffeta SIX vast LUCE LUCE
large variety OF shades to select FROM
regular 81 value. our bargain price,
SJ.4S.
Black China SILK Waist, yoke mace
with cluster OF me tuehs llpn oo, Ine
regular So value; your choice SaoS.
Plain Taffeta Silk Waist, in Tur1
ouoise blue. very swell, tucked 40 ~,
round front and back, regular ga
value. our price, S1.9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

One night Just as it was growing dusk
and the frightening shodows brought
weird memories TO me, was disturbed
by the rafting Of cab which stopped
al the door with a load whoa" from
the driver and a pull that brought the
horse on its launches.
A man sprang out OF the cab and has
tily running up the steps pulled franti-
callv at the door-bell. Although II was
nearly dark [ had time to distinguish
the features of one Of the leading law
yers Of the city.
As my servant showed him in the front
parlor BIZ whose window I was sitting,
he came forward. and grasplng me by
both hands said: MIR. Martinot we need
no introduction; we both know each other
professionally 50 we'll that personal
Acquaintance Is unnecessary"
! motioned MIN to a chair. Il Will be
seated. said he. but only long enough
for you to get ready to go with me.
1 want you to go to the Tombs. My
client, in whose behalf have called to
see you is there. He IS in the shadow Of
the gallows. 1ne moose is around his
neck"
1t Is no unusual thing for me TO be
called by a professional man, and there
fore | gave no thought TO the case a.
we were rafting through the streets. but
the impotence of the lawyer was such
that he would not allow the cabman TO
slacken, even upon the slippery pave.
ments.
we were nearly there before he men
toned the case. He seemed unable 10
talk from nervousness. When the shad
ow OF the Tombs fell upon the cab he
turned TO me and said:
Il can tell you only one thins abou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

Ladies' Green and Tan Covert Cloth
Tailor-Made Suits. loose fly front
jacket. tight fitting back. jacket satin
lined, very nobby. regular SIS value.
bargain price, $l5.
Large assortment of tailor-made
Suits in black ami navy serge, cadet
blue, greens and browns, loose fly
fronts. some tight hitting jackets, very
stylish; regular SIS value, our price,
5000.
Navy Blue Chevlot Tailor-Made
Suit Jacket. heavy changeable taifeta
silk lined. fly front. shield erect, mn
iehed of with buttons. skirt lined with
good quality percaline, finished of with
! rows Of tucks, regular $50 value;
your choice, so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

Navy and Black Cheviot Tailor
Made Suits. Jacket elk serge face,
loose fly n ont. nicely made and finish,
regular sl2 val1e; our bargain price,
S7.iS.
LADIES SUITS-Nicely made OF Tan
Broad Cloth, Blouse jacket. with tight
hitting back, Jacket lined with chang
able taffeta silk, skirt and Jacket I'm
ished off with rows OF cord. regular
$50 value: our price, 500
Handsome suit of Black end Navy
Pompadore Serge. fly front, taffeta
silk lined jacket, skirt lined with per-
caline. a perfect it, regular so value;
your choice, $l5.
New shade Cadet Blue Blouse Tall
or-Made Suit. beth jacket and skirt
handsomely braided, very well. regu-
lar SIS value; our low price, Sl24S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

Broadcloths. 50 inches wide, in Light
GRAY Tan. Bright Cadet. Hunters
Green. Royal Blue and Navy. 81 the
Melton Cloths in the fashionable
mixtures. 81 inches wide. Sc. the yard.
French PoplinS. 42 inches woe. IN
seven different shades, S5c. the yard.
Roman striped Silks. white grounds.
with wide colorcd stripes, $l.zo the
yard.
Largo Plaids. graduated stripes and
Illuminated checks. 81 the yard.
Plaid and checked Taffeta Silks, Soc.
the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13

Black Pompadore Serge Tailor-Made
Suit, taffeta SILK lined throughout. an
up-to-date walking costume, nicely
made and finished. worth $3S; your
choice. S25.
SPRING JACKETS-Plain BlacI
diagonal cloth. very stylish. taffeta
silk lined throughout. regular $3.50
value; your choice. s7ss.
Large variety OF Tan Covert Cloth.
light and dark shades. also in navy,
self face, nicely made and finish, regu-
lar $7.4S value; your choice, A.9S.
Light Tan and Medium shade of blue
coverts, satin lined throughout, very
stylish. and perfect fitting garment.
regular $l0.75 value; our price, S64S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
New Silk Waists.

wokm and therefore
We show something day. Novelties are
picked up as rapidly introduced and you'll styles here not obabe
whe else
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
NEW SILKS.

Black Satin Duchesse, extra heavy
quality. high lustre. soft velvet finish,
$1.25 the yard.
Black Japanese SILK. full 80 inches
wide. This is an excellent value 75c.
the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
Opening of Tailor-Made Suits Continued.

Made Suits One OF the popular
the the popular this
liking
hopours exclusive styles NO trouble
the best garments possible to produce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
Spring Dress Goods.
REGARDING YOUR COMING EASTER SUIT.
We are ready but have
harmng select from.

English Covert Cloths ~ inches
wide in the new spring colorings, zoe.
the yard.
Illuminated Beiges. - inches wide.
This is sheer light weight fabric and
one Of the most popular eprins
Weaves, 69c. the yard.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-04

Parker Row, one of the best pro
perties in Brownsville, centrally
located on the corner Of Washington
and 12er streets, for $1,000 Z. S
currency.
Also 600 acres of land, at $40
.. 6. currency. JOHN w. HoYT
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order. granted by the
Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrill ordinary
for Chatham county, Ga. / win sell beford
the court house door In the city OF Sa-
vannah, Ca, during the legal hours OF
sale ON TUESDAY, the 5th day of April,
1898:
All that certain lot of land lying and be-
ing in the southern extended limits Of the
city of Savannah, Ga, and known as lot
No. Al southville, having front OF forty
(49) feet on Lamar avenue with rectan-
gular depth Of ninety 600 feet northward
to a lane, bounded on the east by lot No.
AZ. west by lot letter O., said lot No. forty
one (iD Is a part OF Dr. l.. A. Falligant's
subdivision Of portion of lot No. T. OF the
original Droulllard subdivision OF Farm
lots Nos. 4 and 10, Tyrconneu Tythine
Derby ward, and the improvements there's
on and appurtenances thereto belonging.
Sold for distribution and payments OF
debts. Terms cash. purchaser paying for
papers, WILLIAM T. CBEARY,
Adm. Est. Abrahsm Stevens. Deceased. i
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
ROBBED GRACE PARSONAGE.
sunday Collection and Pastor
Cooks Gold watch Stolen.

sunday Collection and Pastor
Cooks Gold watch, stolen.
Thieves entered the parsonage of Grace
Methodist church while the pastor, Rev
O. F. Cook, was attending service Sunday
night and went into an upper room, broke
open trunk containing $7S in cash, a
gold pin and double plated gold watch, all
of which were taken.
The theft was not discovered until Rev.
Cook returned to the parsonage from SER
vice. Soon after entering the room how
ever, it was noticed the trunk had been
broken into and the disorder of things
about the room disclosed that some one
he'd been there on a thieving mission. An
examination was at once made to ascer~
tain what was missing. The result was
that the valuables which had been placed
there during the afternoon, the money be-
ing the proceedings of a church collection
We're gone and no trace was left by the
thief. The watch was valuable one and
mad engraved on 1t the initials IN w. d.
Rev. Mr.. Cook called at the police bar
racks yesterday morning and reported the
matter to Chief McDermott without
hesitation the Chief came to the conclu-
sion after hearing the story, that the thief
was well acquainted with the parsonage
surroundings and was probably aware the
money was in the house. A double oppor-
UNITY was had to burglarize the parson-
ase as there was no one present at the
time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
LEGAL SALES.

S-~~~-~~~~-~-~~~~-~~-~
Sarah Harris, part lot No. S and I'M
provements. Screven ward.
Jos. H. Haywood, lot No. ~ ana improve
ments. Forsyth Investment Company. lot
No. "a and Improvements OF No. "a Garden
lots. west
Madge Heidi, lots Ga and 65 and improve
ments, Dittermersville.
Est. Joseph Hayward. lots 90 and So and
improvement. Hamilton ward.
Henry c. Holmes north y lot No. and
improvements. Screven ward.
Henry Holmes, lot 81 and improvements,
Barry ward
Est. w. Houston, lot No. 81 and improve
ments, Owens ward.
Jordan u. Hughes land and improve
ments, McNish tract: lots and improve
ments. East Savannah; 2 lots and improve
ments, Tatemville.
CASTOR L. Lord, west y Of lot No G. and
Improvements, White ward.
Florence Louis. part of lot 80 and i'm
provements, Barlow ward.
William Mangrum, 10 of lot No. 25 and
improvements, Screven ward.
Charles Fl. Marshall part lot No. 10 and
improvements, Scrcven ward.
Francis A. Mirault, lot No. 40 and inn
provements, Warning ward.
Charlotte Mongin, lot No. and i'm
provements, Minis ward: west y lot No
16 and improvements, Minis ward; west y
lot No. II ana improvements, Minis ward
Elizabeth Murdoch, lot No. II and inn
provements. pittermersville.
Wllliem A. jackson. lot No. 2l and i'm
provements, Haywoods ward.
Josephine Jones. lots T. and part of 0
and improvements, North Oglethorpe
ward.
Aspasia Larkln north y of lot No. II
Middle Oglethorpe ward, and improve
ments.
Lucy Law, lots 40 and Al and improve
ments, East Savannah.
Elizabeth Lawrence, lot No IL and i'm
provements, CASTOR ward.
Solomon LeConte lot No. ana improve
ments, Weed ward.
Caroline Lloyd, lot No. 10 and improve
ments, Schley ward
Susan Mcqueen, east Y OF lot No. 10 and
improvements. Mercer ward.
Mary f. ONeill, lot 1lS ana improve
ments, Johnston ward.
Samuel Rankin, lots 70 and IA and Inn
provements, Owens ward
Andrew =. Robinson, lot No. 1853 and inn
provements, Cuyler ward.
Anna M Sans, trustee, lot No. % and
Improvements, Mercer ward.
Isaiah ID. Segee, part lot No. 20 and Inn
provements, Screven ward
Phoebe Smith and children, lot Nos. 81
and SO and improvements, Southvile
Sylvia Smith. lot No 81 and improve
ments, Johnston ward.
Henry H. Taylor, lot No ia and i'm
provements. Johnston ward
Mrs. ]. IT. Taylor lot No. 81 and inn
provements, Haywood ward
Willie and Isabella Thompson, Il lot No
4 and improvements, Marshall ward.
Mary Verdery. lot No. 80 and improve
ments, Brownsville.
Henry G. Walthour lot No. and inn
provements. of "a garden lots, west.
Aaron Williams, lot No. 124 and inn
provements, Brownsville.
Cora Williams, part lots S. and 90 and
improvements, Screven ward
John Williams. lot No 122 and improve
ments, Brownsville.
Minerva and Diana Williams, lot No. s
and improvements of "A garden lots, west
Frank j. Wright lot No. 80 and inn
provements, Choctaw ward.
Gabriel Wright lot No and improve
ments of "a garden lot, west.
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff @. CO., Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
n. u. TATEM. Auctloneer.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-.Dy
virtue of my appointment as trustee under
deed from T. J. Roberts TO the Georgia
Investment Company, dated February
sixth, 1896, and recorded In Chatham
County Records, book of. mortgages 30,
page AZ, Will sell, at public cutlery be-
fore the door of Chatham county court
house, on the first Tuesday In April
next, between the lawful hours of sale,
the following property described Is said
deed:
All Of the northern one-half of that lot
of land lying and being In the city OF sa-
yannah county and state aforesaid, and
known as lot number fifty-three, john
son ward, and bounded on the north by
Frank street, east by lot fifty-four, south
by southern half OF lot ifty-three, Ind
west by lot fifty-two, and containing
forty feet front by fifty feet In depth, To-
gether with the improvements, hersdita-
ments and appurtenances thereto belong
ing, and the equity of said Roberts there
IN. Terms cash. GEORGE Il. CANN,
Trustee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
TRUSTEES SALE
OF PROPERTY Nv GUERARD STRESS
G. II. DOnsEeTT. Auctioneer.

Under and by virture of my appointment
as trustee by John Cooper, under power I'M
deed from Richard Jones to John Coopers
dated September Sth. 1896. and recorded i'm
clerks office, Superior Court OF Chath1ns
county, Georgia, in book of mortgages
Ss's, folio PSI, / wiz sell al public outcrys
before the court house door of said county,
on the first Tuesday, being the 9Th daY
of April. 1898. during the legal hours OF
sale: All that certain lot or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the city of sas
vannnh, said county and state, and knows
In c. J. HUBS subdivision OF lots Nos, 79s
50. 49, So and SC, Choctaw ward, as lot NUNS
Der ten Q0) said lot No. 10 having an east
orn front on Guerard street OF 20 feet and
a rectangular depth westwardly of 1Gd
feet, and Is bounded on the north by lot
No. H. said sub-divlsion on the east bY
Guerard street, on the south by lot No. o.
said subdivision, and on the west by am
alley which separates lot. No. 81, Choctaw
ward, from said lot No. TO- A map 90
said subdivision. made by John b. Hogg,
city surveyor IS recorded IN said clerks
office, in book 4Q's, folio 357. Terms cashs
purchaser paying for papers.
u. II. McLAWS, Trustee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON wARu
AND ON TYBEE ISLAND.
q. II. DoRsETT, AuctIoneer.

Under and by virtue of an order granted
by the honorable Court of Ordinary of
Chatham county ! will sell at the court
house In Savannah during the usual hours
OF sale on Tuesday, April B. 1893, for tho
purpose of the payment of debts and for
distribution, the following, sold as the
property of Ellen T. Leacy deceased:
All of that tract or parcel OF land situate,
lying and being in the city OF Savannahs
Ca, known and described as the casters
half of lot No. 6, Washington ward.
Also, all that tract or parcel Of land
situate, lying and being on the river 'front.'
of the island of Tybee Great Tybee). al
the mouth of the Savannah river, Georgia.
one hundred feet front and one hundred
and eighty feet in depth and known on n
map made by John II. Tebeau, county surs
veyor OF Chatham county, as lot No. g.
In section 3. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
Administrator Estate Ellen T.. Leaca
deceased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
SHE WANTED HER MONEY.
A Sample of the Cases Justices Have
to Deal With.

- sample OF the cases JUSTICES nave
to Deal With.
negro woman, who said she was a
house servant walked into Justice Ma
thans' office yesterday and wanted to COM
mence proceedings TO collect back wages
against her former employer.
The justice regarded the woman with
serious demeanor. and drew up his chair
TO get the particulars of the complaint
preparatory to issuing a warrant. Con-
stable Brown had also talked with her
shortly before and he, too, was expecting
something from the suit 60 follow. Brac-
ing himself up and clasping his hands to-
selher, the justice said:
Now, daughter, what is the trouble?"
. 0nth Saturday I was hired out" said
ue woman, "but the folks didn't treat me
Isht where / stayed and left. There
Was some money honestly due me, and
uey told me to come back Saturday and
go It. I went back and they put me off
vi sunday, and then to-day they said 1
S"ould come tomorrow. Now, am busy
yloEe' and can't be running around so
Ila'n. 1 want TO sue for my money and
i NOW The law will give 1t TO me-
low much is due your" interceded the
twenty-five cents" answered the wo-
man, seriously.
Judge Nathans and all around him col
"Ased. AS this is his court day, he de-
res y, the woman's inpudence is an omen
VI lribulation
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-15
AUCTION SALES.
"OLD HOSS" SALE.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THIS DAY Tuesday, March 18th, at 10
o'clock sharp (city time, and not at II
o'clock, as formerly, will sell at West
Broad and New streets;
81 packages Baggage and Miscellaneous
Freight. 9S Trunks and Valises Clothing
Wearing Apparel, etci Dry Goods, Shoes,
Crackers, Toilet Paper, Printing Paper,
Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Tobacco
Coffee Mackerel, Soda, sardines, Salmon,
Putty, Snuff, Potash, Pearline, Mineral
Water, Wine, Cedar Pals, Water Buck
cts, Well Buckets, Wash Tubs, Canned
Goods, Coils Rope, Mirrors, Oak Bed
steads. Fine Lounges Sleeves, Coal Holds,
Wall Paper, Jeans, Lawns, Fleece, Flan-
neL Carpets, Mating, Rattan Rockers,
Trunks, Forks. Shovels, Castings, Rice,
Cotton Ties, Clothes Lines, Rosin oil, 30
gallon Galvanized Iron Kitchen Boiler,
Cheese Cloth, Tissue Paper. assorted col
ors; Buggy Shafts, Rocking Chairs, Mat
tress Hair, Marble Monument, Vinegar,
Bureaus, and large lot household goods
and miscellaneous articles.
j. w. CONFER p A.