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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-23

The two games between the Lew
-iston bai' team and the ". A. c. team
CT Pullman scheduled for Friday and
Saturday Of this week have been de-
clared off owing to the condition of
the weather which has made the
grounds at the ball park a little soggy.
The grounds We're just recently worked
over and had not had time to dry out
when the snow and rain began to fall
For this reason it Is not advisable to
play the games scheduled and the w.
A. c. boys have been notified
1t has been decided that the games
shall be postponed for at least two
weeks or to such a date as will be sat
isfactory to the Pullman team. At
that time it is expected that the Lew
iston team will be permanently or
ganized and In shape to meet all COM
ers
Chairman w. F. Kettenbach. of the
ball club has called a meeting Of all
ball enthusiasts, for tomorrow night at
7:15 in the rooms Of the Commercial
club. 1t is urged that there be a large
attendance as a permanent organiza-
ton will be formed and officers elected.
An advisory board will Rlso be elected
at this meeting who shall have full
charge Of the affairs of the organiza-
ton as we'll as govern the expenditures
of the club. A committee will also be
appointed to solicit further subscrip-
lions for the ball fund. Thus far but
$500 has been subscribed which is
hardly sufficient to maintain the or
ganization and everyone is urged to
subscribe all that they possibly can
to help the organization along
Captain Reilly of Spokane has writ
ten to Mr.. Kettenbach and states that
he will be in Lewiston. Saturday, with
fifteen men and will at once make
arrangements for their spring practice
games. A number Of the players COM
ing viii bring their wives with them.
The announcement that the Indians
win be here Saturday will come as
good news to the fans" who have
been anxiously waiting to see the Spo-
kane boys work out. 1t is very prob
able that they will wish to play sew
eral exhibition games in the city and
the Lewiston team Will be placed in
commission AZ soon as possible so that
games may be arranged. Many Of the
aspirants for position on the local team
have been diligently practicing and
selection avill be made as soon as the
organization il placed on a perma-
nent basis. There is some good ma
terial in the city and no trouble will
be experienced in securing a team
that will be credit to the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-23
A Conundrum

Why is an ex-pugilist like a bee
hive?
A bee hive is a bee holder.
a behOlder Is spectator.
A spectator is commontater
A commontater is an expounder.
An expOunder is an ex-pugilist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
WILD P'AN.IIC|
ON A RAIN I !. | II. \
stK Reckless Mountaineer Opens
Fire With Two Pistols in
Al the Coach.
CONDUCTOR B With SAND n.
fSecures a Pistol and Returns IL
Fire and Puts the Frenzied
81 Man Under Arrest.
lsnecial to The es-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PoCAHoNTAs, VA Aug. j ,---- - Pa , =,
gers On train No. 70, Of the Clinch Val al
ley Division Of the Norfolk and Western iss RI:
Railway, were thrown into panic Sat tt1
5u1rday between st. Paul and Ftnney Sta
tons. oe. .Dotson, Of Wise Courthouse.
who Is said TO be a very dangerous man
when drunk, had boarded the train with
4 a large supply OF liquor and two high
grade pistols. Because Captain Charlie
Barker refused to drink with him. he
fiourished a Erevolv or In his face several
times which considerably excited the
passengers and when the conductor, w.
4 u. o. Conner appeared on the scene to
Euuiet the trouble, Dotson fired at him
q and then at Barker.
He then fired, perhaps, several shots
into the rear Of the pass car. The
passengers dropped behind seats and many
ran to the rear platform. The firing
continued TO the time the train slowed
1lpsat Finney, as Dotson had reloaded his
pistol and every person In the two cars
i fed from the train except Conductor
90 Connor and Captain Barker The lat
ter held his ground, and having sue
4 ceeded in obtaining revolver opened
fire on I.otson, woundng him on the FIN
gers and under the chin. This weakened
{ him and they placed him under arrest
and turned him over to the authorities
\ at Honaker. - " @
Dotson is slid TO be very wealthy. though
& he has figured In several scrapes hereto
fore. Tho wonder Is that several passeti-
gers we're not killed, as well as the train
\ men who were in the difficulty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
cEarRY EROS PARADE

The magnificent street pageant that
aNili 3aaye the exhibition grounds prompt-
4y e y a. Mon Tuesday and Wednes-
day, august "a and 3D.. tho date Of tho
coming II The Gentry Brothers Famous
A'.p@st @ili be revelation 10 those who
have been bewildered at the dazzlln.
spithdors OF these shows on previolISs
Visits mere. This season the Gontrys
ttpe hew and beautiful street innoya-
och, The most gorgeous vehicles 81
J3aEeanifg and pomp ever designed
arc eopHtiIcted This tremendous Tree
speeiacniar street carnival this season
is the epianatlon of genius .possessed
pISia bs past masters or Tho art arIia-
nc grouping, The inventiyencss OF build
EiH and the skin Of Artificers has been
i exhausted IN the creation OF these parade
I Giniies which age surrounded With every
| Circumstance Of regal glory In the way
81 tfarpings and Announcements The
/ afternoon performance hegins al 2
| O'Clock, the evening exhibition at S. al
/ ,.aln and Vine Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
PROPERTY Transfers

Richmond: w. P.&Leaman and wife to
S. T. sBeyerldge, co 4 01a-12 feet on \ west
line Iof lseventeenth Street. between Clay
and Venable Streets 81, 100. y.
IA Carrie L. and Everett Vaddey to Dor
sothea e. Blenner.$ 80 feet on south In .of
Park Avenue, southwest corner OF Cedar ,.ia.
Ellen g.. and ], B.. Kidd to T.. G. Folkess,
81 feet inorth Of Leigh Street, 8, 900: y,
.{TVilliamineS c.. Lancaster to Rebekah w:
Williams. IS feet on the north SID & o. Z
Franklin Street. northwest corner of
Henry Street, subject to deed Of trust US:
for $1,000 aud Interest. $1,000:
James II, Grant to 9. T. Walsh sQ - e 7
on north line Of Monument ..Ayen 50 ID
feet 5tcaSt5of Allison Street. 81, $50
.fHeI.;tH s. Wallerste1n and William e.
West rand wives to e. C. Tat e.a b6 Feet
on north line OF Taylor. Street, 60 feet
east of Randolph Street, s44S. 1,
-. g. Tate and wife to q; Reeves se 2 e
feet on north linetof Taylor Street. s. feet
east Of 2Ra ndoph Street, 1924. 33s
e Henrico: Robert H LEY, speclal com.
missioner. to John ~. D Clarke. Jr..s4 IL
acres about one mile beloW5 RICHMOND lc IN y,
plan OF Marion Hill ana SIS acres In
said plan Of MarionaHill.5 l,40o. .3
Same to Gilmers Stirling, Q ores about
one mile below Richmond. In the plan of
Marion Hill, and 657 feet on M Coul
Street, in said plan Of Marion Fl III, s., 000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
VICTORIES DIVIDED
IN NORTH. CAROLINA.
Elections Called Off.
Until the Spring Cam
5paign...
Especial L, The Times pispateh.

.5G8 especial lO3l TIL
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. Chairman
y. w. Bailey, OF the State Anti Saloon
League Issues statement to the effect
that there will be no further municipal
elections held anywhere in the State I'M
It'll the spring. He announced that during
tho campaign Just closed. thirty elections
have been1i held. eighteen being carried
against Ma looms and ten for saloons q nd
the result OF two were disputed. 4s 81
q q Elections lost were a II Washington,
Rocky Mount, Tarboro. on, Scot
land n Neck III r eIdsvile, Roxboro, Sails
bury and Iorganton. Disp ensaries We're
established at Wilson. Greenyille, / Kinston.
Henderson. Oxford and Raleigh and pro-
EhibItion was carried III Elizabeth City,
SNeWberne, Goldsboro, Nashville, Benson.
RIIillsboro Wadesboro Greensboro, Dur
ham, 4 Roanoke Rapids, Charlotte and
fStatesville. Chairman Bailey says three
{fourths OF the towns having bars are now
east Of 1 Goldsboro and north Of the At
slantic and North Carolina Railroad,
There are saloons In twenty Ave coun-
ties. 4 He appeals for the support OF the
Watts act by the voters In the ifall cleo
I Judge Purnell,g Of the United States
Court. to-day Issued an order making
Mrs. 4 FL orence r. Tucker a. party defe and !,
ant IN the Cuyler suit for a ppoin tment OF
receiyers for the Atlantic and North Ca r.
olina$ Railroad and providing thai the
stockholders and directors ca NJ lease the
road III they! see At NJ Thomas R1eares nd
~, %. Nj ee are the receiver but Z re
5debarred from possession OF the propert
pending Blitgatio S8s x $i5E Id @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
old STOCK is
NOW WORTHLESS.
Large Growth in Norfolk and
Western Exp cted With
Increased Facilities
Specialize The Times ispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
st N EWs YORK August la certificate
for one hundred shares OF old Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company stock
was turned in today by a Chicag 90 house
to al Wall Street broker. The New York
house Immediately wired the Chicago.
brokers that the stock OF the old Norfolk
and Western abroad Company was not
"a good delivery for that OF the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company, which
was Incorporated In 1896 as successor
to the Norfolk and Western Railroad,
which was sold under foreclosure at that
time Brokers have Heretofore been ad- =
syised to DO very utious. as there are
probably still out a large number Of the old
certificates that were rendered worthless
by REORGANIZATION. lfff35i
Uncertain Pennsylvania Railroad off,
scial quarters. Norfolk and Western Is re-
garded as possessing rela lively more ate
itractivo prospects than any other cons
!pany In which Penn ylvania is Interested
With present busin less prac tically taxing
the capa city OF the road, 81 there will be
largo growth as soon as increase fac Ills
ties Gamble provide ed. This will be done
to a considerable extent within the next
twelve months. lsss85l
4 Norfolk and western u IS salu y stent1
to benefit materially from the plans OF
the deep water railroad, which will con:-s
meet Norfolk and Western with the mines
and the coal originating on the new line
will be sent down to the seaboar over
the existing road, The practical effect OF
this arrangement will be that rich mining
interests will bend their efforts toward
building up an export trade In coal,
which will mean large Increase In the
volume OF tonnage passing over Nor folk
and Western. 4
Norfolk and Western, In the year lust
closed, earned IS per cent. on It's common
stock, but with the Increased "a Hlsl 2 ess
he far distant when It cal do consider
ably better than this 4. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Death Of a Respected Servant.

Died, Saturday, July Both, n fter a .llnger-
Ing illness, Patience Brown, for many
years the faithful nurse and valued friend
IN tbs family Of Major Conway r. How
.nrd
/. 1nere are many. not only In Richmond,
but fl the State pf Virginia. to whom. the
above notice will cause sadness, because
Of their affection and respect for Nam
my Patience; one 80 well named, the
comforter and refuge Of every child
WIN came near her, and the nntirlng
unselflsh friend and nurse IN sickness
and sarrpW
Reared in the household of Mr. Skip
with. or Pittsylvania, II wan TO the care
fal training or. that highbred Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
AFFAIRS OF u UNIVERSAL.
Receiver Denied and Trustees
y Continued as Directors.
(By Associated Press.

5l.VNII by ASSUClflItI Vf7TCSS.J 40
NEW YORK, August 1.--Thomas ".
Lawson. William J.. Brown. and Camille
& Weidenfelt. through James B, Yreden-
hergh, applied TO Vice Chancellor Garrison
at Jersey City to-day for the appointment
Of receiver for the Universal Tobacco
Company. This company was absorbed
by the Commonwealth Tobacco Company
some time ago. The Chancery Court
authorized the directors to sell the assets
August l5th The vice chancellor refused
10 appoint receiver He said he would
continue the directors as trustees. with
power 10 sell the assets. and Will hear the
g brighton Friday and will then fix new
date for the sale. The date originally set
for The sale was August 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02

Shinberger. He is one the best known
and most popular men In the city. and
has for years contributed his talents as
entertainer in charitable and other bene-
fits, For number Of years he has
been one Of the popular duo. Freeman
and wilson. whose voices have been
heard upon hundreds Of occasions
/ FOR seg.-al years Mr.. Wilson has
been shipping clerk at the Richmond
nSaaeil p the I'abst Brewing Company.
He Is married and lives with his family
~ Gay ward. on South Plum Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
OBJECT 3, 81 !. 70 ssALUTEs.
Residents Protest Against Can
J non Firing IN Square. 5,3s.H

Residents Of North Ninth Street, in the
vicinity Of the Capitol Square, are pro-
testing against the firing Of ar
tilery salutss the Gapitol, sq ,n ol
of the visiting delegates to the
OF sta tiona ~ engineers Ia ies
living or at work In the mediate WEN
tie tremendous reyer beration and the con-
cussioni Of the reports, as the rlfled guns
we're fired again and gain. Few seem EN-
to have been aware Of the plan OF having
O salute fired in the Square, and the frs {
report and several subsequent ones caused
no small alarm. AT sfirstg.it was thought
to be- thunder, hut the rythmic repetlttii e =
idea. Il Besides the shock to tho nerves
Of nervously inclined persons, fthe con-
cussion was so heavy as to cause resi-
dences to shake and tremble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
mr. SOUTHALL lis
NOT "A FREE TRADER
al. Inadvertant Use Ct Terms
Did Him an n
Justice.
- ffi q
Terms

t,s - (Speclel 70 'Ihe tIlmes- Dlspatcn)
PETERSBURG Al Al gust n Il 1.-The
following was publ lshed over 81 he sigma
ture Of Congressman R, G. south hall in
to days Index-Appeal:
/ eorrespondent for The Times Dispatch,
Who have widely published me las AN
absolute free trader. have simply mis-;
taken the fact, and have done mo. uniin-
s in q telegraphle report Of Con gressrhan
( r.. G, southall's reply to Judge farrell
Joint debate here on July 18th
trade; were used Tina dvertently. instead
OF tariff for revenue lonly with linclden-
stalSprotect In ref erring ~ Mr., South
There n ' las never been ingthat Or any
8ntEer9 reference to- the sub ject q ny idea
OF nlsrepre ting ~. w views Y,
trader,'ps q which expression was never
used. III ilF,E 5ss S33s gif4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
EMPEROR C0NFERS ORDER
UPON TWO AMERICANS
lEN hssnclnind I.ns.

40
MOBILE. ALA. August lie Holz-
horn, German consul here, to-day received
a communication from Baron Won Stern
burg. German ambassador at washington.
lad conferred upon him the order,
of the Royal Crown, and upon
Major Il. o. Ladtk, president OF
THE Mobile Gesang Nerein Froh-
5sinn, the medal OF merit. The decoration
and the medal are In recognition Of The
< hospitality extended to The officers ard
Behnke commander on the occasion o,
her visit 10 this port last January.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Federal Building Occupied I
Newport News.

The formal occupancy OF the magnificent
$3.50 900 Fedora 4 building at Newport q ews
was accomplished yesterday when Custodian
Elliott. collector OF customs, ran up old
Glory" on ono end Of the structure and tho
customs flag on the other. ETH i55 s5 5ia
3i The custom house was opened for business
the entire force having been installed IN the
comlnodious quarters on the two floors. Eel ~
The occupancy y ekerday Is practically the
acceptance OF the building, although the
government lis withholding ten per cent Of
the contract price until Its acceptance has
been recommended by, the inspector. IA rs FIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
HELD. .u.P IN N ].
CENTRAL PARK
1iI,tBy Associated press,)

NEW YORK, August .---7Joseph Gross and
u. Is g, Hurley were held up the Ninety
seventh Street traverse road In Central Park 1
to-day by five masked hlghwaymen. The two I
men were crossing The park when they wers +
stopped and reyolyers Ieyelled at them, The
robbers received a diamond ring from sGross's (
$50 from his purse, The cha In was WORTH \
$50 and the watch about 5000. The 3yalus OF
the rms is placed ~ urlsys =, wateh ana
taken. THE Victims were started toward Fifth
Avenue after promising they would max mo
cutlery. The highWaymen watched tham for,
some distance and hen Disappeared IN the
bushes Of the par X, 5f 4 81 }34
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
VIRGINIA WOMAN i o. J | \ \
SEEKS CHILDREN
n IN. ~, y. ..ohA n

III Special 70 Tho Times Dispatoh.)
NEW DIRK, Au gust 50 woman.
heavily Yelled and richly dressed. called
on the chief n clerk OF the Manhattan
Avenue court in Brooklyn this morning.
and, q after announcing that she desired
her identity to be concealed. inquired for
a. Mrs. Mary Hayes. who was arraigned
In the court. charged with some petty
Emisd en- ear nor, / May 2sth.s With Mrs Hayes
at the time OF her arrcststwere her two
children, Florence, five years old. and
Robert, tAree years.
,rhe woman, who kept her veil drawn
closely over her face while she was talk
Ing, refused to give her name. or to ex-
plain her mission. other than to state
that she was trying to find the children,
and that she came from Charlott
Va, and elonged to q well known South
sern family, prominently idcn tilted with
the country for over a century General
Robert e., Lee, she stated. had been a
friend Of si1er1 father. Us a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Want the r : dice,
Associated Press. J

FL UsTIN, T Exa August = Gov. \, Ian.
ham Wa to-day appe led to- by citizens
Of Fort, orth n What ,s y snGWfl
seeton Of the town pol!eed by (, $ state z !,
militia, as they were fearful OF me lur-
rising of the striking b 9 \ ~
III TIC matter until called on BY tho
sheriff and peace officers Of hat county
and dstr he has ne Z th 10y
Until the sheriff notified him that lie has
exhausted every means + his command
to preserve ord r,ss sS5 x * i,3t AZ Hat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
FOUGHT BATTLE
I OF PIEDMONT AGAIN
,necIal to ITiie Times Dispat ch.)

q Especial to 7 he Times 2 ispat eh,)
"A sTAlINTo On. /. Aus. y ,---A large mil
fairy parade. participated IN ny the
/ Guards and Rifles3of this city, and organ
Sizations Of veterans a nd sons OF vet eral,s.
was held to-day ON the bat tlefield Of Pied
mont, about tifteen miles from this city,
8sneeohes were made BY Car plain & ] ames
5Bumgardnerg aud Of hers Of this ty3 and
a sham battle took place, v q,
& The frst took place lat Pied mont IN
lime. 1854 and WAS al spirited enga cement
between a small bod 4 of 6onfed era es and
a much larger force Of Federals, IN " lch
the Confederat e leader wa ~ leds on ne
Many Of the veterans az the battle
were present at the cerel lies TO- ga Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Entire Fleet Under Orders.
DIV Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press II. I.
LONDON, August 2.--The Sebast opol
cores pondent Of the Times asserts posi-
lively that the entire Russian Xolun n
fleet now in the Black Sea, with other
large steamers which have zen taken
over by the governments, are under or
ders for governm ent service outside the
Black Sea at an early date. 1S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Tribute Is b Herzl,

Tho members OF the Tickwaitt Zion Society
"a, a memorial mass-meeting held Ju ly gath,
adopted resolutions Of re snect 70 the memory
OF pr. Thomas Hefzl. Ihet reso lut ions refer
10 the deceased as n noble and! peerless
leader Of Israeli, and declare that his death
Is great and Nirreparables NJ loss - Mlonlsms
hs devotion and & ,iasy rg loyalty 10
tho Jewish cause nv 4ig s@i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
POSTMASTER CONFIRMS
VARDkMAh REPORT
az Assoeintea -. J

WASHINGTON, d. o., Aus1a i.--l'ost-
master General Payna said to-day mat
mani 10 postoitice in mississippi III
honor of the Governor of that stats. nsd
i been received through the fourth assist
ant pos tina ster-general, and mai the APP
piicatioil had been refused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Assn RED HAT HERE q.
WILL BE NO STRIKE
CIV. Associated sPress.l

SCRANTON, PA. Aug. IL The Execu-
tive Board OF the United Mine Workers,
District No. i, held a ten- hour session to-
day and djourned until 40 o'clock TO-
morrow morning. District Pr sident Mich.
oils declined to make any sta ement as 70
an official statement would y be made to-
morrow at the close OF the meeting. .lsg
1T seems assured that there VIII be no
ST rike al sB4lt55e Il III. 81 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Made a New Record. y

The Casino made a new record yesterday.
Tho popularity OF the R lou Musical Come ay5
snfilced to sell out every scat for last nights
performance before $50 r. NJ. Mr. Winthrop
yesterday. that this was the first time he had
ever known this to occur, 8 N 81 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
ILONNlE WILSON
NOW ON The FORGE
Entered Upon His Duties as q
Policeman When c3Relief
Went on Last Night.

The newest policeman on the force Is
Lonnie Wilson. who took up his duties
last night at Z o. clock. and who was
detailed to theiLee District beat.
Mr. Wilson was elected to succeed the
vacancy created blythe death OF Inspector
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
" You Want TO Save Money 1
Glance Over Our Prices " III
Prove wa Encourage II,

sest American oranulated suDur, ID 80
Large Juicy Len1ons, 1ozenl. X. 12o
For Iced Tea, try our green or
&. mixed Tea, pound . Z. 400
Arm and Hammer Brand Soda, pkg 90
Large Bottle sArnn,onla... 30
8 pounds California Peaches for..... ESQ
sArbuekles Arlosa Coffee, lb. ........11 no,
e arly June Peas. can. ..............eo
Sour Pickles, gallon. ......... s..... goo
Small California Hams, pound SO. 3. 1ocl
Matches, per dozen =. .........i.. sc
e boxes Best Lyc for. X ........ .......... DO
White a Sugar, pound ............. SIC
Lion Coffee, lib papers i. 11e
j Best City Meal, per peck, 1885,, or
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla syrup too
Best Cream Cheese, z lbs for ........ .2sc
Canned Tor1atoeD, large ns..... -. 20
New Clipped Herr 1gs, 9 s;ozer 1Sor.,.. 2se
Good Lard, pound :. !. Z. 20
Quart Jars Homo- M ade Sweet 'lok
Try our silver King Minnesota Patent
Flour, s4n. bau. 81 barrel 3. \. so. ssS
PEPPER Old Brands Whlskey, DO title. go.
3.lb Jars Home. M ade Preserves 100
Blackberry or catavvpa " Inc, quart 12o|
Ginger Snaps or Soda c ackers, ID. X. 4Me
Salt Pork, per pound q
Srnlthfeld Hams, pound loe
BlaokInp and Scrub Brushes J. +. ...... 90
8 bars Octapon Shaped Soap for..... 2bo
1M dozen New Roe HerrInus for :. $50
pure ctder Vjneuar. q Al. /. !. 3. 200
Fresh BoIouf1a Sausaue e pound &, 10
Country Joes, IL \. Z. :. Sc
boxes soapine for. Z. . s. (. Z. Il. Z. &c
Root Beer, makes five gallons, bottle 30
puffy,s Malt Whjskey. Der bottle /. Z. /. 300
S. uLLMAM'S son,
4 Downtown Stores; 1a2o-ts22 East Main
Street. 81 Uptown Store, sos East
Marshall street.
M Phones at our two Stores. sS3E