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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
7ne eCseRULEo JUDGE.

TK.e AmerIEan ..au EeV.&", sne .
the a44t xn1un .o4rGa.s u taA Unlfz
sd state4. aha Eng1ana az vel. COZ,
ta!ne1 tne foH1u.hg article. n -
last lsaae.
wore eger t4an nc boasr'llsa
J.dYe - nc .GGge whose tf...fHct= =
Ia nany nase4 Known = BE s"a3ed II
gone hidden extfahsa4s Inflaenee-5J
something b4yGnf wat Ge4eI6pa at
the trial be3enG the an af.d re es!-
desaen. Et.tofe sabmlfflng al import.
ant eonfrogecsJ ~ aHeh 4 I4dge. the
diacl.ssion winch fake4 place among
counsel n the cohsalfafion r. n doea
not relate 70 unat ms decision GIgkt
to he In the application of the IA" %
the facts. baf It relates q What n.
tive II pelicy. what party Influence,
or ezcn Ufat=baser 5s.a.4enee, VII pos
2ihlY way h.m IN making thH d"eis-
IN 'ro=usc the language e Thomas
.Ienefaon.= yt4 mfEht a. vel to- up
tro2szand pie a. - submit eontfo-
vefsY #t6#sneh Il .5age Win aarn
Judge it's ldfc 70 make Argument, or
10 4ubmI bfIefs emb6agine The great
Ct #abas and =reseafth==tae arguments
will pass In at one car ana 9Hf at the
other I'D tn bf.efa will be thrown
away unread hef re rendering his
decision. hc vii feIe" TIC ar9Hlmezt
Of TIE ignoranf and pfesumpfuogs IaW.
yer that enjoys with hIto what Is caIl.
ed "a palI or he VIII follow III" die
tatea Of Tho party hasa, OF Of some
emissary ef ne party bo&s. who has
"A rlng ia hi. nosc Before him tie
greatest lawyer stands on no better
fnof.ng than tn" fnnaneat shys'ef.
Or direct oribcry the vulgar giving
and taxing Of money. the judicial
bench Il aad always has been with
here and there an exception n Eng
liah-ap"nking countries. free from
'ain Wealthy tutors foueh the
iuGte with &zeial blandAhtncut4. The
railroad ana telegraph corporations
caiolc him With their annual pasaea;
he receives an intlmation from some
powerful corporation which is a con
aiant litiEant IN his court mat, when
his term of office expires, if not re-
nominated and reelected his valuable
services ~ anae may he required
by il He Is thus made tD feel at cV.
cry turn thai the rich man and the
rich corporations are his ricnds. and
their little finger is often stronger
than the lons Of the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
Here II Tsfster.

Ihe Gerta4u SazI,3rittr who has
rfar2r ef :, naarlz ~5ne CELLAR is noted
for III. gu:aae usage Gs tt" English
iaA4.#.' -. especially When Ae becoraes
e&eft",l. 'li.e=atl.et dag one Of the Little
boys uAo fiji bottles for him asked
SaIZbae5Icr for sotne eorks, receiving
instead t!..s answer:
@A.hen toi' you vot you yant you
ask me no; now | don't got sofne, you
want any, yes = Philadelphia Tele-
graph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

The Courier and the Texarkaniaa,
the two daily newspapers OF T"Xar-
kama, are IA sng IA fall out with each
other II never profits anything for
newspapers in the same city to in
durgp in criticism ( each other. 1t is
nearly always inspired by envy. The
Graphic has set live pace in Pine
Bluff that has caused the grecn.eyed
monster to take possession OF one OF
it's ncighbo However as II is the
sole ambition OF it's Jealous ncighhor
to be "as good AZ the Graphic this
paper can complaccntly bear with the
contemptu us filings ii makes AT the
Graphic when ii endeavofE To cCN"r
itself all over with bouquets. II doe S
not seem to realize that II does itself
no credit by disparaping paper
which il strives With all is esot. -
initiate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
Rather I'rbsaIc.

A lady "ao #a9 - l5aent Fotafy of
n.1..cfH catLre La. .zeAed 10 Il 1T an
ettn.H.. rsesF next - an an eent com
poser aad iead"r Of an orci4e-tra In
If faII eXF"ctat!oH Of et.e.t.n- from
1t iaaes'fe ii #.ft.effar.. .f=bf..!iant and
Intellectual t,t#9E4of.l4za .,.eIIf. s.fe iaIuir.
s.d He"=eH faa fe-t after e5.r =.eting
TIE Mill. saI4Rl!oaAz"
4IiaH4r.. 0as t.le .aeonic reply.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
I'll II, Mother

Of its ricll anrszs'
What good WIIl HAT do: None Of
them will feel eenpi.mehted when they
know tAc others have been 50 rcncm
hered =
oh. but ele has trained the child to
answer only to the rla me Of the uncle
who happens TO be around 5C.ucin-
natl Times Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
Dnwn. Nnt In.

Did any Que call me mp while ! was
out7" asked the butcher
No" replied the hoy, "h,it n Gus.
toner whose meat FOR dinner hndn't nr-
rived called you down ilons'on Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
WousNn's uhnppS at

Since tie world began it has been ~
custom of man to hold woman rcsp"a
eiblc for all his mistortiincS and ut th,
same time to accuse her OF abSOlnt" lr
responsibility. New Orleans Times
Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
Don't Make Any Error


If you have bad teeth and wish to gel
the best value for your money it vii.
pay YOU to come to US. ~ you care
n@thing about quality and are looking
for nothing lut eheapness YOU may be
suited better elsewhere.
We believe il will pay you best in the
long run to have the best work at a
reasonable price.
We are confident that we can please
y0u. Guaranteed work.
'iTAI.IZED AIR
reeth extracted absolutely withoul
pain or Systemic effect. Recommend
ed by the leading physicians Of tn
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

Say, did you ever seo a little Two
by four clerk who knew more ahant
his hos bes nt~s an ~, boss
himeelf2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

"iIatc ~ :. tt.commeada. Ion frGsl
you ."s; i..see,.:t
- -. f1-
go11 bet5avfar'' chicago American
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

His fear of tbc press aHl tire QrFar
ltaes Govanor Dtyis mp with 81.
wtrst element iii the land
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

Ien has begun whistling t keep up
his courage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

TIE American 1.a~ EsVs". eAH =
the A44t xnoun .o4rka.s u the Lnlf=
sd atate4, aka Ehgaha AZ vel. coz.
ta.acd tne so8>u.hg article n -
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
COUNTY BONDS BOUGHT
BY BANK OF lEFLORE.

The bonds to be issued for the build
OF a new court house will not be sold
in the market as usual is the case in
many counties, but have been purchased
by the Bank Of Lefore. Hon. A. F.
Gardner, president of the bank, has re-
Gently closed a deal for their purchase.
They were sold at par.
$4,000 Of the bonds have already
been Issued, and the remaining $25, 900
will be issued as soon as notice has
been given to the Board of Supervisors
to issue such security.
The sale was made by the committee
appointed for that purpose at the last
meeting of the Board. The bonds are
to run for twenty-five years with inter
est at A per cent.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Notice to Water Consumers.

While a large proportion of the con-
sumers have paid their water bills since
the notice was sent out on September
18th, there are some who have not. and
they are requested to give this matter
their attention at the earliest possible
time, and it will greatly facilitate the
conducting of the affairs and accounts
OF the plant,
As stated in the notice of September
9th, the bills for water from September
LIST to January LIST, were due October /,
Following this, payments will be due
quarterly. beginning January 1.
The system Of quarterly payments has
been adopted in other towns, and will
be found, when put in operation, more
convenient and advantageous to both
the consumer and the water works
plant.
Bills are payable to the Secretary.
who is temporarily located at varda.
man & Stems office. This plan has
been adopted to ave the cost of a col
lector in the operating expenses of the
plant. Respectfully.
THE GREENWOOD ELECTRIC LIGHT a
WATER PLANT.
SAN NJ. STEIN, sec'y.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
RIVER NOTES


The Str. Jack Osborne came in Friday
with a barge load Of cotton.
Water is down to zero.
Gage at Yicksburg Saturday, October
Sth, SO feet.
Weather, fair, dry and hot.
The Str. Choctaw arrived Sunday with
the record trip Of the season. Her
cargo consisted Of 100 bales Of cotton
for Minter City; one car load Of coal,
30d bales Of cotton for Greenwood and
400 sacks OF seed.
Steamer Osborne made a trip as far
as head Of Honey Island, and turned
back on account Of low water at that
point.
The Str. Greenwood has laid up at
iazoo City.
BILLY MCBRE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Social and Personal Melange.


T. '''''' " ''" "'''
l, II. Jones, "i Grenada, was '" town
Mr.. J. q. Alfred. Of ~idon. WAS here
i"'S"'''
NJ = gl,cpbg-u or s;5.r u,. lrra
yesterday.
NJ n + PATTY cf Crof,er u,. ,0 the
city Sunday,
Mr.. J.. 4. Talberi. OF Miutrr City, was
heF" ioe'""y'
Mr.. Il. /. Bradlcr, Of Jackson, was
mere wednesday.
Mr.. J.. J.. wilkes, Of Wiu0na. made us
a VISIT iuos"ay'
Mr.. II. C.. Blackmau came down from
"renada tuesday
Mr.. T. l.. Magcc, Of GrcrnyllIc. was in
'"o CIT! "o"''S'
Mr.. Chas. J. Liddcll. Of Philip. - pcnt
'"e'o'S !" '"e '''F'
Mr.. ", A. Ernest, OF Indianola, was in
"' '''S '"'' "''"'
Mr., NJ. =, Cook, oi GIcndora, visited
"'e'''S mere "o"o'y'
Mr.. Il, W, Taylor has returned to his
"'' "'"'o Nv "'''""'
Mr.. John Gynlai, Of Rulcyillp, was a
WY '"''o' "''' '""''S'
W. X. Campbell, Of rarcham, was in
Town VI" "F'' OIL the week
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. s.. Cunningham vii
leave Sunday for st, Louis.
MIR, Marion UoIbrrt. Of Crnpcr was,
Tuesday visitor In the city.
Mr.. y. L. Towncs, of Grenada. was
"''0 '''''"' VI" '"A'"'7"'
Mr.. II. J. West, OF Jackson, was in the
city on business Monday.
Mrs. II, II. Barrett has returned Trom
a delightful visit to the Fair.
day and Sunday at Runnymedc.
Iomoa ron,,a cu,.o,i,
James Gordon Gillespie spent Satur-
m,, -
.'n.or -, l. |oW'er"' OF Money
made us a pleasant call Monday.
4, PITS ta =: PHILLIPS OF ltta l'eno' visited
''' Guy '"o nrSV OF 'he week.
MIR. J. ". McFadden. of ArcoIo trors.
"''oN ouS''oSS III the Guy tuesday
MIR, r c Stpnp a ,vpil knnyyn ~,itfyur
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Miss fIlo Tanner, Of I~ndianola, was =
visitor 20 friends in the city the first #
the week
Mrs. T. 81. Aldr5dge is visiting at the
Fair this week, and will remain about
two week.
Mr. A. ". Watson. a well known rlt'-
g Of Lexington, was in Greenwood
this week.
Mr.. b.. b.. Jones, an cntcrprisinc Hol-
laudaic citizen, was in town Thursday
on business.
Mr.Robcrt Herman, our popular MGR
chant, spent the week in Memphis on
business.
Miss Alctha SmaIDwood entertained a
small crowd NJ the younger set on FRI
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs, ]. d, G. Hammond have
returned from 4 visit to the Fair and
indianapolis.
MF. = " pHpuJ' 81 II"I.andaIe, reg
stored a. inc carroll last night Nirh-
purE herald
mr. and Mrs. Jno. L. NcCIqrg visited
Te'a,lYes IN urcen"o"d inns week
Naldoh news.
mt, W. ~. l'uEheS, 81 I"rr"'''oh' was
tainns Th h"r M''' 'i''i''' ''" ''4'''"'
'"'''''!'
Water valley. were visitors bero tba
first Of the week,
cora iarhcr' who has recently been
quite ILL., mas recovered.
Mr.. u, s. Jones Of HolIandolo was
G,n2 I " ,rL "n9 ",t"S '''"'' "''' j"
'"''''"!'
r. G, Jones, Of Sharkey, and Chas.
in thn rity "Wednesday
Mr' =, H. toruoHa' a popular travelling
Of RussellyiIle, Ky, was in the city
Mr.. i. A. Tyson, from our sister city
OF Greenwood, was in Grocnyille on
Monday. GrccnyiIle Times.
Miss Mildred Smith, Of Lexington,
a pleasant guest to friends in the
city the first Of tho week,
W. W Maltnp ~ nnront wo,n h",o -"
thc Rrst NJ tho ryocL
Miss Lusic Wells. who ia attending
"r'lSua Fema'e Coliege' was a Sun
Jay N'S''or 10 hor parents mere
A., ,
var. WIN; Money the popular proprie-
Monday visitor in the CITY.
.
Mr.. ', 7. Artcrherry, ono Of Crnger's ,
substantial citizens, was a business /
-isitOT here he lnttpr art NJ the yvrok 4
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Buys Land Here

Mr.. F. Schade, in company with his
brother, William Shchade, Of whiting,
Indiana, we're in the city this week.
lhey were very much pleased with this
part OF country, and closed the trade
for a tract Of land real Dodd's Ferry.
part OF which was purchased from
ln,ow & stinson, and altogether con-
tanning I49 acres,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Veterans to Meet.


Members of Hugh A. Reynolds Camp
No, 2lS will meet at the court house on
Thursday, Oct. 20, at 10 o'clock a. m,
for the election OF officers and other
business.
The Daughters will furnish refresh
ments and VIC expect to have our Cover
nor and member of congress to deliver
addresses.
All veterans and sons of veterans are
invited to be with us.
S. r. COLEMAN, Com.
W. A. GILLESPIE, Adjutant.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
ATTENDANCE INCREASES
At Greenwood Graded School Under
MANAGEMENT OF Prof Saunders.

Greenwood has just reason to be
proud Of our graded schools, which are
now in a fourishing condition, more SO
than ever before in its history.
The superintendent, Prof. Saunders.
says that they now have more than 300
pupils enrolled,and an average daily at
tendance Of 2s8. Many new pupils
from a distance are being enrolled, and
more are expected in the neal future.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Dies Suddenly.

Mr., and Mrs. ]. Z. Cunningham re-
eeived a telephone message Wednesday
announcing the sudden death of Mrs
C~unningham's brother-in-law, MI. J. f.
Cader at Belzoni, and left at once for
that place. Typhoid fever, with a sud
den attack of the heart, caused his
death.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

The Ladies Home Mission Society
OF the Methodist church of this city
desires 1t announced hat they will
give a market on Wednesday, October
20. The place will be announced later
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Gen. Monroe McClurg recently pur-
chased OF Mr.. Douglass Robinson the
two beautiful lots, situated at corner OF
Dewey and West Market streets, and
Will in the near future have erected a
handsome residence.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
{ baby's health is dear to YOU.

Then let me tell you what to do.
Ere pain has racked its tender frame,
lust let "TEETHIN-" case the same,
'Teothina' allays irritation, aids diges-
ton, oyercomes and counteracts the eff
lect OF summer heat, regulates the
and makes teething easy, and
only rs cents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Cl1i11ifnge.

July, August, September, October, is
the chill season in the South. If Won
are not provided with C%hillifuge, the
great antidote for all Malsrial dis, ases.
you should procure a supply at once, for
you do not know that it may save Won
in health and in money. 1t is, without
doubt, the greatest remedy of the CEN
fury, for all Malarial Affections. and
should be in every household. Have
you a bottle in your medicine chest.
Are you marking time and wondering
why you cant 60 ahead? Worried and
weak, with a feeling of listlessness and
heayiness. You know what it means
You have got malaria. Possibly Won do
not know what it takes to get rid of it,
1t is CHiLLlFCGE. A remedy made
from an alkaloid, with the b. nefciat eff
fects OF Quinine, without the disagreea-
bic and dangerous results.
At all druggists, or write Finlav,
Dicks &C.,. Ltd, New Orleans.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Room for rent. Apply 500 W. Church
street. "
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Fountains headquarters
underwear, blankets and
quilts.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
CITY ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE in relation to the Bond
Of the Secretary of the Waterworks
and Electric Light Plant.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen Of the city of Green
wood, that the Secretary of the Water
works and Electric Light Plant be re-
CURED to enter into bond in the sum of
S25O0.OO for the faithful performance of
his duties, said bond to be payable to
said city, and conditioned as other
official bonds. Said bond to be approved
by the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen.
vs. S. VARDAMAN, Mayor.
r. WILSON, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

State OF Mississippi, &c.
County of Leiore. iss'
!, W. T. Loggins. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
anoNe statement Is true to IL e best of my
knowledge and belief.
W. T. LoGGINS, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST
day Of Oct. 1904
G. L, LoNAx. N. p.
COrreCt--Attest:
RICHARD T. JONES,
NJ. NJ. MCNEIL.
X. Il MCSHANE,
directors,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Accepts Position With C.. /, Stein

Harper Dunn, who has been with the
Enterprise for some time, has accented
a position with Mr.. CT. Stein, the popu-
lar jeweIer, and will begin with his du-
ties Monday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
Try Fountains kid gloves
Toe and S1.00 for all colors.

Wedding presents at the Palace
nuf sed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

WANTED Experienced
help i'll the Disseminating
department. Apply to the
f. r.. Austin Dry Goods
Company.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Fountains receiving new
tailored suits and cloak
skirts every day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
For Rent.

ROOM FOR RENT-Apply at 800
W. Church street. 9-S-9t
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

China Bread and Butter and Oatmeals
only 81 at c. Z. Gillespie's. 0-s-2t
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

AN ORDINANCE in relation to making the
levy of taxes for the fiscal year end
ing October !, 1905.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen Of the city of Green
wood, that the levy Of taxes for said city
for the fiscal year ending October, 1,
1905, shall be as follows:
For general evenu purposes . . 6 mills
For interest on bonds ......
For school purposes ....... ="
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15

Total ). IL
W. s. VARDAMAN, Mayer.
Il, WILSON, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-15
NO. 72I6
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
National Bank
AT GREENWOOD
In the State of Mississippi, at the close
of business, Sept. 6, 1904.
RESOURCES.

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid $3.50, 10000
surplus tund...., -. ...,.....".... $50 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 80. ........ ...... 1s.Sl2,ol
National Bank notes outstanding. 40. 10000
que 70 approved reserve agents.. 1897 SO
Individual deposits subject to
nj, check.:;'.:..,"...., 49,. 80. 49,. 1894
Bills payable, including certificates
OF deposits for money borrowed. $780, 900. 90
-
Total .......,..,.."... 1891, 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Registered ar rooms OF the Merchants Associa-
ton:
chicago Brewing Company chicago: W H Han. brew
smith 3 Higgins Atlanta. Ca: W. II. Higgins DRY
2. J., wsaden & CO. Jacksonville. III: A. : waadsI.
G. sp-ague q Co. Chicago: s. Robertson and & J.
May May Detroit; Mrs G. Evans. millinery. no. es
NJ 70 raS Yisfb SoAso MISS a GROWER millinery.
Miner 8 Co, Toledo: J. W. Gauss ana william Ford.
Tho Lexington Mercantile Company. Houston Tex (;
Samuel lgsrens1y general merchandise. No IS west
y Page. sryroods. cosnopoitsn rum" .
q 81 Mckay & Co. Youngstown. Ohio; II. A Hona.
Salmon g. Cork Chicago: g Salmon. hats. No. 2s5
H9ncoe 81 hTo9k l n r,,,,. ,y.r,o,,
Davis Erriuesriug company. Louis; L wolf en-
Bros. sals Tsks Ety. c;tg; s;I Esvie' general
s. Lazarus Co chicago: Levine. jewellers spaula-
: X Adam & Co. Buffalo: J. FawnsG. carpets No IS
Anderson company. Buffalo: J c. Bennst lsoes, en-
hrocsTeS Tlo2ss wo,aee nAr ana hanokerohiefs
i. s AyTes & %. Indianapolis; William Philips. no
colby. oatiok. Mass: drygoods notions ana fur
W 4 DeIein. SIsssIlon. Ohio: dryEooas notions ana
Fiint q Kent buffalo: p. Bartholomy upholster,nr
Foods arc furniture 10 81 Tnion Square Holland
inT goods. No ? walksr-st-. Navsre.
HaEedoTn & Co, West Point. Miss: p. HegetoTn.
dr. goods notions and furnishing goods spalding.
Hars & CO. Cleveland: Miss Sophie tiross, millinery.
No gu Broadway. Navarro
r. A Hopson. CHICAGO; millinery Navarro
ives Tpham g. Rand. Meriden, Conn: Miss r. Moore
oorsets and muslin underwear, No 20 spring-st Park
e p Jackson Company NorzsIk Ohio notions. fancy
goods linens la'es white goods hosiery and gloves. Al
kahn Scott Heller. Newcastle Ind n. Heller dry
goods. Navarro
Kaufnann Bros Pt,sburE: L Kaufman. cloais
waists. furs. 10. CAS- Broadway. York
g Livingston A. Son Bloomington III: s. 2 Liv-
inFston clothing. Imperial
n Morris Norfolk va. oryEoods. notions furnish
G. y q ouackenbush q Co. Troy n. Y; W. w
Loomis. Innings, prints. HOSIERY, gloves and ladies'
waists. Park Avenue.
goods prints and wash fabrics. No ~ Leonard-st. Man
Isoscnbaum Co. PistsburE: n ROthsehna- millinery
and ribbons. Victoria.
Scott Tryroods Company. Cleveland: A. r. Thomas
notions fancy goods ETC. No go West broadway. Ma
str Basr & Fuller DryEoods Company. 81 Louis;
Miss A. Kearney. Infants wear. No. ass Brosdway.
stone Tracy Co. Windsor. Vi: +. B. Tracy. dry
goods, Navarro.
Temrleton q Co. Tyrone Perm: A ". Terpietor
orsEoods notions and furnishing goods Broadway Cen
Williams a shelton Co. Charlotte. C.; z q. Shell
Ton, dryE0ods. Grand.
wiKon sample store Company, Denver. Col: z A.
Nixon cryFocds notions. ETC. Park Avenue.
" r. Loll'er A. Co. Canton. p. Schiller. cioaks
pensrd~st PARK avenue.
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scott DryEoods Conpany Cleveland i -ho,,..
'e~eir,. No 60 West Broadway. Navarro.