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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
EARLY RETURNS ON PERSONAL TAXES

Nov IL the time for the coiicc.
tiou 81 personal taxes aud the
troubles u County Treasurer Corn.
iaf are many and varied The rush
commenced early In the week. and
as the levy thlp year provides for
, very substantial Increase over the
preceding year. the AFORESAID trou
hlsa arc adding about three gray
hairs in Mr. Gormieya head to the
minute
First Il Is the telephone. then .
delegation from South Seattle
then some one from ballard. and
again comes complaint from an
indignant Lake Washington farm.
e.. The kicks cover every item OF
personal property ever conceived In
fact or fancy. and the Industrious
assessing agents hardly dreamed 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

The city party campaign viii be
taapEurated next Tuesday niEht
NltA = ratification meeting at Al.
eada hall
THIS Vas. decided az a meeting
Of the campaign executive commit.
tee held yesterday at the offices Of
A. II. Ernst in the Hluckisy block
Judge W d Wood. chairman OF
the municipal Ownership campaign
committee Of tuo years asn. will
preside az chairman. aud Mayor
Moore will be the principal
speaker All Of the candldafes on
the party ticket will be present
and make brief addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
! AMUSEMEN ;
Observation-Disclosures

era by Reginald ne kosen. which
comes AS near ranking beside Rob.
In Hood and Maid Marian a. any
Of his later works, comes tn the
annd opera house u week nom 10.
morrow. eheridah simpson, the
soprano. who 50 eNeellentiy carried
the title role last year. is again az
the head Of the Red Feather com
pany Red Feather" Il leElti.
mate opera. aud ~ distinct relief
after the flood OF musical comedies
which has overrun the stage In late
var.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

the disturbance which they we've
psllng up for the county treasurer
when they fixed their values last
summer.
Notwithstanding this. receipts
are so far VERY heavy. and II the
present rate lH maintained biz
percentage Of the personal taxes
will come in early this year The
increase comprising all personal
property. ag compared with The as'
seasment for fspe. aggregates Ap
psoximatcly SIS 500. and Mr.. Corn.
i,sy figures be will haze to adiudi
cate Just about an equal number Of
complaints.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
carrrno coneert.

Teresa Carfeno. who will be
heard ia a piano recital Monday
eeening At the Grand opera house,
under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Musical club. II registered al the
Hotel Savoy with her husband.
Arturo TAghapietra,
Teresa Cafreno has met With the
oyationa her art merits throughout
her coast tour. which ends IN May,
when she returns Ia her home IA
iicrlin. Germany She proudly lay
claim TO being an American. since
she was born In South America, al.
though OF Spanish parentage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

This weeks vaudeville bill closes
at tho Star theatre tomorrow. and
Monday will see an entirely new
liat nf acts at tho Madison 81 play.
house, uilday and Fo1. Hebrew
imnegsOnatora. Brown and seho-
mer. singers and dancers. KAmEo
aud Arno. Eddie Power. Donnclly
aud Rotall aud Armstrong and
Holly are some Of the people Who
yin be seen Ia the new bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

Ban FliANCIHtO. Feh. t~Nlll
irwin. the well known author. was
sued today for divorce on the
ground 81 deseftlon. sis wife. vho
Was Harriet Sophie Hyde. sister
OF Helen Hyde. the artist. aiao ahkh
for tiso a month allmonY The
Twins. Who we're students 10
sother At stanford university. we're
married In 1875. and have one
child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

TlfLis. Feb s-The state treas
ufy has suffered the loss Of one
million gallons % petroleum
through systematic robbery 81 tank
cars on the trans Caucasian rail-
Ways with the counivance Of en-.
ploYes The cars we're tapped be-
tween way statiuua. and barrels
filled with the oil were carried
away and sold AT Yeikayothol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

The Colby family. who present a
musical turn the u, 4. singing
Trio; Myatieua. a magician. nuford.
Bennett aud nntord. three young
ladies Ina novelty act. Jack BY,
mondH. tramp monologiHt. Herman
and Rice, aerobatai the moving pie
lures and a new illustrated SONG
will be apen next week VI Pan.
taEes This weeks bill eioHes 90.
marrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
NOTICE TO
WATER
CONSUMERS

The fixed rates for city water In
the Second District are due and
payable during February for Feb.
fuary, March and April. This dis.
trict comprises all the city between
Union aud East Union. Caller and
East Caller sta Penalty imposed
II not paid before March First. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

Among the attractions 10 be seen
az the Mooe theatre ia the near
future are The Walls Of Jericho.
Charles u Hanfofd. James J. Cor
bett aud The NirElnlan
Coming attractions AZ tho Grand
are Hustler Brown. farnlfAi.
dream CITY, Paul Cilmor. In '"rhs
Wheel OF Love" The Black
Crook" aad Coming Through the
RYE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

Tho ninth popular concert " the
Seattle symphony oreha<sya viii
be giyea AZ the Moore thessre Sun.
day afternoon. the first number 10
be giycu at : o'clock. The program
will be composed OF request NUM-
beers. So many requests have been
received that another request
concert will be given March I. Er.
win Gastot eelloist. will b. the SO.
elist tomorrow, PLAYING the famous
Jocelyn herccusc."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
Al the colI..un,.

Patrons Of the Coliseum theatre
have only tonight and tomorrow In
which to see the bill that opened
there last Monday afiefnoon,e On
Monday the Coliseum Will present
May Rordoile and her village cut
ups. Richey Craig. musical come
dian. ilobaau aud sheldon. Ia a
comedy sketch. Kaufman nfothcre.
hlaekiace comedians, Hayes and
snlla. eccentric singers. aud Arm
etpnE aud Lowering. comedy ey.
elisis Ia addition to the song aud
pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.
Mayor v, n Taylor will steal a
march ON his friends tonight by
marrying Miss Ennico letters very
quietly somewhere known only Ia
seven persons
ANcither the mayor nor Miss
LETTERS desires any noioriety In view
Of their wedding, nor do they de.
sire Ia undergo the embarrassment,
Of crowd aud dciugo of eongrat.
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aeeerae Ma.hlnnten. %

George Washington. Ir.." viii
be seen az the Moore theatre for
the last time tonight Another Co
han show. Forty five Minutes From
broadway. will be seen az the
Moore the week Of February 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

A ncw vaudeville and novelty biii
e PROMISED b. the management OF
Tho fivcccnt Star theatre for next
Week. a second change 10 he made
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

Miss Clover viii be the bur.
lea4uc at the Lyric theatre next
week. the first performance 90 be
given tomorrow afternoon. The
offering is promised as girly Eiriy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

show. with singer and Hneeialtloa
galore Miss Hurney Foster, y nov
souhrctte. and other edditiuG5 TO
Harry Montague'n troupe are prom
Led.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
Want Mining Stock

n n, Hcrrfn 4 Co. el0 Fifst av.
will buy Golden Gate comstocA
stock. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-Iamea
W piBchos. father Of the chief
forester 81 the government. IA
dsad. AGED -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
me Country Squire.

Lee Willard. a Seattle boy who
has risen 10 prominence in the last
few years. comes to the Seattle 90.
morrow afternoon. when he begins
a weeks engagement In The COun.
try Squire Tho Play IL said 10 be
hrlmfui Of old fashioned husnor. aud
to BE- eapahiy acted = the com.
pany supporting Mr. Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

ssrhs Esuas.~ fsr. let Ne 90
BACK 70 California isc. eEhsiah.
ifc. Down IN Old cherry Orchard
ites I'm Up IN Air About Mary
lie 'pamstims.s ite. ''snpEsie Up
Closer" itcs Dreaming lhc.
Dearest. Sweetest. Best" iEel Eve
Made Ny Plans for the Summer
15e. Meet Ne In seattle. nearie.-
fses Policy King iscs Pawn
EYsH lee. anrewn Of Harvard"
iSo. Dear Old Hills 81 California
fHr. "flouef giff.# itcs ~On the
ilanrh Meath the aid Willow Tree"
fsf. IA. Rkiden. 1fr. Ny old
ofsson Home tso. when the
ofIsiss Fiy Sefth. Again. tke.
5zamsbedY'H Somebody" Sc sGeod-
he Mary Deaf ttc. 'sins Ne the
Songs % Dixie" isc. Starlight"
iao
CIINE'S PIANO HOUSE
zoos second Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

The Washington Fire has al.
ready paid out 100000 In losses
without quibhle or delay. zee
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03

ground and indications of a sue
cessful oul come are very bright.
We have 1t on good authority that
in the next few days there will be
at least three more derricks erect
ed in this territory. Pace Oil Co.
have Withdrawn all offers of stock
from the market except that which
has been contracted for. Look
out! Dmething will be doirg here
in w nnfeld soon. Let it come!
We are ready.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03
Willing Workers Plans.

The " illing Workers are un-
doubtedly one of the most pro-
gressive and active organizations
in Winfield. They held their
regular meeting last Friday at the
home of Miss Florence Peters.
They took up tie business of CIV
ing an entertainment on the Court
House square on the evening of
Saturday. All the members of
Club were present but one.
The entertainment given Satu--
day was literally patronized and
these fair iassies realized over
$27 as the proceeds of their eff
forts. They have now over $50
This money they propose to utii-
ize in identifying the Court House
square.
AS step towards the protection
Of their work, they will appear
before the City Council and urge
the passage of a stock law to pre-
vent depredations on the flowers,
shrubbery and trees with which
they will ornament that plat OF
ground in the center of the city.
They will also take steps 10 secure
lot or lots for a public park.
Thus it will be seen that these
energetic maidens are directing
their efforts towards utilities that
will prove attractive and inure to
the benefit and pleasure of the
citizens in the future, and add
very materially tn the be- u,y Of
the public resorts.
They will have something to
urge also, at the next meeting of
the Police jury
The meeting closed with some
elegant refreshments and social
enjoyment. The meeting today
will be held at the handsome home
of Miss Alma Wright.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03
Presbyterian Services.

Rev. A. E. Spencer of Ruston
will preach at the court house
next Tuesday night under the
auspices of the Presbyterian
church recently organized here.
A Sunday School was organized
at the same tine and meets every
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock IN
the court house.
The Presbyterians have been
unable, SO far, to secure a reg
ular pastor and they extend Il
cordial invitation TO the people
of Winfield aud surrounding
country to attend the services
next Tuesday night. Mr.. Spencer
is quite a forceful preacher an,!
his sermons are always enjoyed.
The officers of the church,
Deacon Drawn Hall and Deacon
Frank Stewart, are especially
anxious that all Presbyterians
come forward and make them
selves known as such.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03
Startling but True.

We have been exploiting Mlrsco
through the medium of your col
umus for the past several months
and find from the number OF let
ters that we are receiving that our
efforts are bearing fruits, and
that your patrons are becoming 10
know MiracO for what il Is. IL
is true that Miraco is nothing but
mineral water. But while that
Is the case, and while it Is ab-
solutely harmless. it is most
powerful drug, for otherwise u
could not relieve kidney disease
from three days tn three weeks,
Indigestion in ten minutes, regu-
late palpitating or weak heart
i'm ten minutes and cure diarrhoea
or cramp collie in fifteen minutes
or less time.
We submit the following letter
from Mr.. Reilly. the president
and manager of the great coffee
house in New Orlean, Rely
Taylor & Co. :,
New Orleans. La, Feb. ~, 10
Gentlemen:-I want to write 10
you about Miraco, for ! believe u
to- be one of tine most wonderiui
remedies in the world and Inc
people should know shout u.
Several DAYS ago on my return
from New York. ! was SUFFERING
from sick stomach, accompanies
with very severe pains. L was
given all kinds of remedies, ou'
without relief, and in this manner
suffered four on five days. FInS-
" by my own hook, | tried your
Miraco, having heard it recon-
mended so highly for suen
troubles. Positively in i've MN,
utes / began to feel relief anu
in two hours. after the seco"u
dose | was absolutely well. lou
truly have wonderful reIneuy
and you ought to make million
dollars out of it.
Yours truly,
WV. B. RELY.
Sold 10y NJ. Bernstein. ~
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03
A RESUME OF
WINFIELD BUSINESS
Additional names of Some OF
Enterprises and Businesses
that Deserve Mention.

We made a partial resume OF
the business at Winfield last
W eek and we take pleasure IN
adding the names of some more
of our enterprises and businesses
that deserve special notice. We
have two strong and conservative
| banks, the Bank of WINFIELD,
the pioncer IN this line. with Mr..
II. T. Pye, one of the founders
as president does large but con-
sentative business. Mr.. D. Il.
Heard, the cashier. is one of the
best known men in Winfield.
They guarantee the fact that the
interests of their customers VIII
be looked after.
The WInn Parish Bank. the
youngest bank in the town. under
the direction of Mr.. l.. Rogers.
president. who was the first
cashier. and Mr.. p. &. MoSeIey,
the present cashier. This bank
has ample capital for the business
aud has fine banking house.
DRUG STORES
We have three up to dare drug
stores.
The Smith-Grisham Drug Co.,
the pioneer in the BUSINESS, has
a splendid drug business aud a
beautiful soda fount where they
dispense all kinds of ices.
carhonated and mineral waters.
/ Nj. A. Smith is i'm active man
agement.
The City Drug Co.. while the
newest of Winntields drug stores
is owned and operated by DIR. L.
+. Siess, who has been in that
business here before, having
owned the Phoenix before 1t was
organized into stock company.
The City Drug Company has Il
fine selection of drugs and every
thing that is usually carried in
drug store. They also manu-
factUrc their own ice cream and
dispense carbonated and mineral
waters.
The Phoenix Drug CO.. Ltd,
now under the management of
Mr.. Mack Branch. is forging Its
wav tn the 'front.' They have
everything in the drug line and
beautiful soda fountain where
they dispense carbonated mineral
waters and fruit juices.
JEwELGY STORES
W. A. Mashaw has most ex-
ceIlent line of all kinds of jewelry,
clocks, watches and brio a brac,
besides Il thorough repair shop.
W. D. Williams, in addition to
a full line of jexelry carries in
stock full line of guns, pistols.
rifles and all kinds of cartridges.
He also has Il full line of talking
machines aud musical Instruments
from Il Jews harp to grand
piano.
GROCERY STORES.
We have the best class of
grocery stores of any town in the
State. While some of the firms
mentioned last week carry full
lines of groceries, We have a
number of exclusive grocers.
7. j. Drewett has the reputa-
ton of always having a fresh
stock of fancy and staple gro
ceries. He also has nice soda
fountain where he dispenses cold
drinks.
l.. r. Neill is Il young man
whose name has, for the past
three years, been the by-word of
the Winfield housewife in regard
to the retail grocery business.
He has what you want.
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03

Miss Daisy Strong, who has
been spending the past two
weeks with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. III. Sutton, and
attending the summer normal,
left Sunday evening for Shreve-
port on the L. K. & n. to visit
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Bell. Her
father accompanied her and re-
turned Monday morning.
Mr.. w. HI. Strong, route agent
of the Wells Fargo Express Co.,
spent the day in Winfield with
his father, Major Will A. Strong.
last Monday. He is on this
division assisting Mr.. Sisler. He
went to Montgomery and Clarence
where he was among his boyhooL
friends.
LOST-Between Winfield and
Beech Creek. by way of L. 6 g.
d pot and Ringwood station, a
ne lium sized gold medal on
which Is engraved Excellence"
b. II. S. 'O5. Return to Sentin, |
and receive reward. 6 26-2G
We are glad to welcome back
to Winfield Mr.. A. g.. Mason.
the popular agent of the l. r. &
N. Mr.. Mason left here some
time ago and entered tie auditors
Office of. that line at Shreveport;
but, as the saying oes, "he
drank some Dugdemonia WATER"
which always has that effect.
The North Louisiana Telephone
Company are having hard time
to keep operators, notwithstand-
Ing they pay good salaries. The
young men rob them of their
help; two have married in the
past three weeks. We call the
of the young ladies to
the fact that if they do not want
to marry they had better not
work for a telephone company.
We regret to learn that Mr.. NJ.
III. O'Connell has decided to leave
Winfield and will locate IN
Floyd, West Carroll Parish,
where he will engage in the
practice of law. Mr.. O'Connell
has been in Winfield for the
past two years where he has made
many friends. Our best wishes
60 with him wherever he may
go.
Major Will ii. Tunnard re
turned Wednesday from two
weeks outing in the West.
Missouri, Illinois, In
LLAMA and OHIO. lie had a most
trip and WAS the
recipient of markell and cordial
by his old friends and
college mates, He feels greatly
by his vacation, and bis
experiences will be the subject of /
future interesting notes of travel. |
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

fnOne NO. ZUo. 80 ~
Miss Nettie Bernstein. who has
been visiting friends and relatives
i'm Monroe. returned this week.
j. W. Ray, Jr., "high sheriff OF
ward six" was in town Saturday
and gave this office pleasant
call.
Mr.. Logan of the Hall Il Logan
Lumber Company of Tannehill
was caller at this Office while in
i'm town Saturday.
WatermeIons are being rushed
in by the farmers. We do not
know whether they are of a good
quality or not.
Attorney j. Henry Mathews
left Monday for Dallas, Texas,
on legal business and returned
Thursday.
T. j. Pinckard and daughter,
Mary, attended the Farmers
Parish Union meeting at Zion
Hill Tuesday.
Will Martin, the i:repressible
knight of the grip representing
the L. l.. Lyons Co., was in town
Tuesday,
Miss Evie Corbett, who has
just returned from school in
Kentucky, is visiting her sister,
Mis-. X. Ill. Fletcher.
The M. M. Fisher Dry Goods
Company, Limited, will start a
midsummer sale on the 18th;
watch The Sentinel for price list.
Misses May and Florence Davis,
two of Ruston's charming young
ladies who have been attending
the summer normal, returned
home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lord, the emtimable wife
of the Wells Fargo express agent.
left for Opelousas this week
having been called to the bedside
of a sister who is i'll.
Mesdames III. X. Moore and
j. X. Heard returned this week
from an extended visit to their
old home at Alvarado. Texas.
They say that they spent most
enjoyable time.
Mr.. j. HI. Crawford, who has
been out in Texas improving some
OF his property, returned Monday
To find that his family had been
increased by two.
We were pleased to meet our
young friend ID. b. Jennings on
the street this week, he is now
connected with the Louisiana Saw
Mill Company at Whitford.
Mrs. o. NJ. Grisham will leay e
during the. week to visit her
parents in Tennessee. She will
be accompanied by Misses Marion,
Louise and Ma,gret.
We are in receipt of postal
from Mrs. r. w. Davis miss
LottIe Long, dated on Thursday,
June rs, at Mineral Wells, saying
that they would leave that day
for Denver via Fort Worth.
We are in receipt of postal
from Nh. and Mrs. X. w. Davis,
dated June go, at Antlers Hotel,
Colorado Springs, where they
were enjoying the mountain
scenery. They planned to 60 up
Pixies Peak Tuesday.
Mr.. n. NJ. Hyde informed IS
Monday that he contemplat, d
making an extended trip throcgh |
Southwestern Texas and, perhaps
old Mexico. There may be sew
eral in the party.
DIR. X. +. Harrell, of Alexan-
dria, has gone to London aud
Edinburgh for the summer to
take special courses IN the eye,
ear, nose and throat, and will
return early in the fall.
Do you want q sound liver,
vigorous digestion, strong healthy
kidneys, regularity In the bowels?
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-03

stand bys for the hinnlien CIT
liens. They not only keep every
thing in the retail grocery line
hut also IA full supply OF feed
stuffs for cattle and horses.
They buy by the car load.
Heard Brothers is new firm
but IN charge of a business that
WAS established by two preceding
popular firms. They keep every
thing in the retail! grocery IlEe
and have attached Il cold drink
stand which Is Iun by MIR. Odom.
They are courteous and polite
and pride themselves on quick
deliveries.
Messrs. A. G.. Ham & Son are
new firm, coming here from
Shiloh, Union Parish. They lave
established themselves in a bus
mess that they may be proud OF.
Messrs. Smith &C Garrett are
also new men but they bring with
them business methods that are
attracting The trade. They do
not confine their trade to the
town but go out after it. They
came here from Alabama and
have by their business methods
won the confidence of the city
and surrounding country.
Mr.. [. A. Corley, a recent ar
rival in Winfield, has established
himself IN the retail grocery bus
mess. He is in a densely popu-
lated section of the city and Is
winning u good trade for himself.
Ed Elliott, the Syrian grocer
who bought the business of Mr..
J. NJ. Peoples, has rearranged
his house and replenished his
stock and by his polite and affable
treatment of his numerous Gus
toners is enjoying the benefit of
large and profitable trade.
Rev. j. nj. Griggs. one of the
pioneer retail grocers in Winn-
field, is at his old stand and
enjoys the confidence and patron
age of large list of customers.
He Ii always ready to attend tn
both your physical and spiritual
wants.
Mr.. J. III. Corley, proprietor
of the Winfield Bakery, since he
took possession of this industry,
has been doing n satisfactory bus
ine,s and is increasing it each
week. He will enlarge as the
business demands.
We have, in our town. a man
who Is an expert in fine Iaces.
embroidery and Mexican drawn
work. He has no place of bus
mess, but a letter in the postoflice
or telephone message to No. 81
will reach Calhoun Abraham who
will call at your residence and
shov YOU his samples and take
your orders.
FRUIT DEALERS.
We have four fruit dealers:
Mr.. Thomas RandIe, who handles
in connection the cosmopolitan
newspapers. Mr.. Brian DECKER
son handles all kinds of fruits
and tobacco and operates u
bicycle garage. joe Gangi also
handles all tropical and native
fruits and fancy groceries.
Damico Brothers handle frui, of
all kinds and carbonated waters.
TAILORING, ETC.
MIR. K. w. Fordyce handles
piece goods and makes suits to
order, he also does cleaning and
pressing.
Mcssrs. Patterson & Mitchell
have clothes cleaning establish
ment and do all kinds of repair
work. They clean and reblock
hats.
WHOLESALE GROCERs
Messrs. +. +. Morgan & Co.,
the exclusive wholesale grocers
for this territory, have u very
line business which is under the
personal management of Col. S.