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51 OF HIT PER VISORS
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1st Mondays of January,
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Tunica, 6 In Coahoma,
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(12th) " Coahoma
(19th) " Bolivar
(2tltb) " Washington
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July, Tunica
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ry Court will be held In
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."holesale Dealer iu
3N AND DOMESTIC
VOL. GltEEIVVTLLE, WASHINGTON CO.;
G. A. PULTOIT,
BLACKSMITH,
BlacksasltktlBtc samel Bsmm
tawaaaig.
ALL MANNER OF
Machine and Boiler
Work done expeditious and
skillfully.
iCrShoo on Mulberry street,
North of Wash i ogton avenue.
Greenville, ov. T, iB7t-iy.
C0AL!C0AI!!
gy I will deliver coal anywhere
inth city, by the wagon load, at
EightfCentst Eox: '
AT THE .
TARD In any quantities at
W CSsatts a. Csx.
tCoal Yard on Central avenue
near the Wharf-Boat.
J. M. WHITEHILL CO.,
By H. B. Putkau, Agent.
nov21,'74n16-tf.
ELI EVTLE3,
BILVOnOMITH,
v.
QKKXXVILLX, MISS.
RESPECTFULLY Infcrms the
public that he is prepared to re
pair waionea, uiocks ana jewnry,
in the most Dertect manner. cuar
an teeing sausaeuon in an eases.
August xt, ivriMir
J. IBCTIOID,
Dealer In
XTlour, Caeca, Lar C
Meal, Corn, Sugar, Cofiee,
Tin and Wooden Ware,
CROCKERY,
A. B. FINLAY tc CO.
DEALERS IX
r ii uos
AND
I2BDIOniE3
PEBFUKXSr, TOILET SOAPS,
Palais, Oils, Dyes, Glass
ALSO
CODA ATO TT! ","'IAT
WATE11D
Cn rrtzt azllalct.
Comer Waahlagtoa Avsaae and
Malberrv streets,
Feb 8-69. GREENVILLE
DIALBBIR
Pcdly Gr:c:rfr3,
0ANED-FRUIT8,
PlCKIitS PRESBK V LS,
WINES ft LIQUORS,
TOBACCO ft CIGAKS.
Also at my bar
NICEST DRINKS
are mixed by persons who know
exactly bow they should be prepar
ed, aim are xepi on nana.
HAVANA CIOARS,
of the richest fragrance. To those
who desire a quell saloon, good
prints, ana nno cigars, we say,
Try 07 Lisloca,
On Mulberry Street
Greenville, Mississippi,
July 5th, 1878-tf.
con,
B. T.HARDY,
oizrcs, riTix crr, o
PANDORA'S BOX spread pes-tll-nos
and death abroad over
the land $ bat
HAKOVS f;ll COX
gives health aH eomxirt to all who
partake of Its lLfe-eavlnj eonUnU.
Bolivar Doetors get extra pay
from we uiai insnranes eompaoin
when they get isUr EaskAnes from
II. UOBIJIS
mimm
Tl8 EmUjt.'Uf,
Decidedly those people over la
Brooklyn are a queer set Any
body who reads the strange letters
they have written to each other
from time to time, and hears of the
way they slobbered over each oth
er's shoulders whenever they met.
mast be half inclined to think that
form of Insanity had broken
among them. Here is the
plaintiff evea now trying; bis very
hardest to prove that his wife waa
as adaltettav, aad yet declaring
that she Is as u s'alessaa an angel."
In one of the extraordinary speech
es which he contrives to Inject Into
hla cross examination, he said : " I
always used such words on purpose
to convey to everybody lb Impres
sion that she waa a purs and good
woman ; and If any word of mine
will carry that Impression around
the earth to-day, I should like to
utter It from this stand." Now
what anybody think of a man who
has staked everything la an effort
to prove that his wife and the mo
ther of his children baa been an
adulteress, and ret at the very same
mrment calls her "a pure and
good woman? " What sort of mo
ral sense can such a man have?
This little Incident helps to explain
the mysteries of the horrible mess
Into which all these eccentric folks
have got themselves. They talk a
Jargon of their own. Words do not
seem to convey the same Ideas to
them as they do to ordinary human
beings. If Tilton's habits of life
have been founded on the code of
morality which he now desires to
spread around the earth, Is It any
wonder thai this disgusting scan
dal has occurred? A wo nan, the'
mother ofejeveral children, com
mits adultery with the trusted
Mend of her husband eo says
Tlllon. And yet. In tha very same
breath, he declares that there was
no harm In It. "She waa a pare,
good woman." Then what Is his
Idea of an Impure and bad woman ?
The man's entire behavior In court
Is one of the most extraordinary
features In the ease. He has enough
to make him serious, and yet he
goes on cracking small witticisms
throughout the day. He Is allowed
to bandy words with the counsel
who eross examine him; to sug
gest oorreotlohs of their language,
and to make what he calls explana
tions, which are, In reality, a series
of gushing speeches. He declaims
about hla wish to strike Beecher
" right to the heart." Hsnnoun
ess In his cross examlnatlon,mark
yon that Beecher "will yet be
driven from Brooklyn." He dis
putes with Mr. Erarta as to tbs
true meaning of Words, aud asks
Mr. Evarts to oblige him by reed
ing his wishy-washy letters and
tawdry doggerel. He asks counsel
not to make his eross examination
more cross than necessary."
Meanwhile the defendant Intro
duces into bis sermons allusions to
the "mutual friend," and to'vsri
ous phases of the trial. The wom
an about whom all this dismal ex
poslire has arisen goes to the court
every day as to a show, Is stared at
to her beart'a content, and doubt
less feels herself to be an Import
ant personsge. This Is probably
the happiest time of ber life, and
she Is making ths most of It Booh
aides units la pra'slng her as the
purest and best woman alive. It
must be as good as a play .to her
not that she ever did so wicked a
thing as to go to see a play. She
doubtless leaves such worldly am
usements to the unregenerate.
"Her Theodore" dally sings her
praises, and as the reporters tell
us, they exchange frequent glan
ces. Theoharmlns-creaturei doubt.
less think as well of each other as
ever they did, and like to do their
billing and cooing in open court.
What can sans people think of
such a lot? New York Times.
"aSSBHSHBSB
The rcuort of the Ware and
Meaus Committee on the Pacific
Mali corruption Is accompauied by
three resolutions, flrst. that aconv
of the evidence In relation to King
ana Bcoumaker be delivered to
the Clerk of the House to be laid
before the next House, of which
they are members t second, that a
copy of the evidence be transmit
ted to the united states District
Attorney of the District of Co
lombla, with a request that he lay
It before the Grand Jury; aad
third, that anv BeritDer corre
spondent proven to have reeslvsi
part or the corruption nna tzzu
be eemurtJ, aai Is c;rivti cf a
seat la tts rcrtcrt fcry tt til
House. ;-
AJc.'jr i:f i:.Z o a t j o
KelSel Eisaaii as a taxcr.
Sartoris, secompanied by seve
ral members of the foreign lega
tions, paid a visit recently to the
Washington gymaaslum. At this
pugilist, better known as the Cast I
Iron Man, who In April, 1867,
fought George Rooke for 12000
and the middle weight champion
ship. Is the tescher of boxiug.
During the visit of Sartoris and
his' friends, Collins was teaching
a pvpil. 8artoris made a remark
which riled the pugilist. The
Cast Iron Man asked Ssrtoris if
he conld do any better 1 " Bar
toris's friends arged him to put
on the gloves. Sartoris then took
the gloves and pretended he did
not know how to put them on.
The pugilist smiled and told his
pupils that he would take the con
ceit out of bis unknowu oppon
ent. The preliminaries were soon
arranged aud the contest commen
ced. The Cast Iron Man rushed
at bis adversary, thinking to end
the contest at one blow. Ssrtoris
warded off the sledge hammer
blows of the pugilist, and returned
a left-hander ou the Cast Iron
Man's mouth, drawing the claret,
and then rapidly changiug off, de
livered a straight right hand blow
on the Cast Iron Man's nose, and
knocked him down, much to the
surprise of the pugilist's friends.
In the second round 8artorls had
the best of tho sparring, and ad
ministered storm of blows on
the pugilist's face, aud fought htm
down. la the third round the
Cast Iron Man was again knocked
down, and. declined to continue
tha contest.
: Sartoris was borne from the
scene amid loud cheers from his
friends. The Cast Iron Man said
that he was sick, but would meet
his opponeut again.
A second meeting was arranged
and Sartoris was agala the victor,
giving the Cast Iron Man a sound
drubbing, and making him confess
that sometimes amateurs are su
perior to professionals. The af
fair has created quite a sensation,
and the atliletio young English
man is the Hon of the day among
the muscular young geutlemeu
with whom he associates.
It is said that Sartoris and Bar
on Boosters have uudeataken to
revive boxing, and that they are
trying to persuade some of the
ladies of the Court to organise au
archery club, with a becoming
uniform. New York Bun.
Ax Act to repeal section 6 of an
Act to Regulate Legal Adver
tising In the several Judicial
Districts of Mississippi, and for
other purposes. ,
Sectiou 1. Be it euaotcd by the
Legislature of the State of Missis
sippi, That section number Ave ot
au act entitled an act to regulate
legal advertising In the several Ju
dlcial Districts of Mississippi, and
for other purposos, approved A
pril 8, 1874, be aud the same is
hereby repealed, aud that hereafter
it shall be unlawful for the Board
of Supervisors of any county, or
tho authorities of any incorpora
ted city or town to publish the
proceedings of said Supervisors,
or the proceedings of any Board
of Aldrmou, Couucilmen or Select
man at the public expense, and the
allowing of any claim for the is
suing or payment of any warrant
for such services is hereby forbid
den.
Sectiou 2. Be It further enacted,
That so much of paragraph 867 of
the Revised Code of 1871, as re
quires the publication of said sec
tion In any newspsper In the
State, be and the same is hereby
repealed, and that hereafter snch
advertisements shall be made by
posting Iu Ave public places In
each election district, one of which
shall be at the polling place of said
election district.
Section 8. Be it farther enact
ed, That this act shall be la effect
aud force from and after its pass
age. Glbbs, of Helena, Colorado, is
a hard man to lynch. He Is a
murderer who has escaped convlo
tlon thros;h a lejsl quibble.
Tfc.rty treats 'tarrouaJ kls
Lotua la lis i'i ti somnd:i
tlataemtrttzlkskurj. Tj
tzTzz.l 1-J V-jtzl-x to tlj
t:r I ;: i:iLlf 5
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MISS., SATURDAY, 5URCII 13, 187a. TVO. OS.
UzLtm t Baiser from Eats.
Irom The Builder.
In a few years' time, nnless some
active measures are taken, London
may expect great trouble from rats
It Is a startling fact that one pair
of rats, with their progeny, will I
produce iu three years at least
six huudred thousand rats. A doe
rat will have from six to eight
uests of young each year for four
years together, and from twelve
to twenty-three at a litter: aud
the young docs will breed at three
months old, and there are more
females thau. males at an average
of about ten to six. If they ran
about the streets like cats and dogs
the public would be terrified-, but
as they hide aud work iu the dark
men seldom see or thiuk of them.
Brick drains are their chosea
haunts; skirting boards, backs of
flreplsces, under the flooring or
between the rafters are tbeirspots
for breediug. The Loudou sewer
men state that the brick drains
are the rats best friends, and that
nothing but glazed pipes, with
heavy sink traps, will stop the
sewer rats from getting into the
houses. They will not go up the
pipes for fear of being drowned,
kuowiug they have no means of
escape. They are seeu iu the sew
ers migrating iu communities to
some discovered quarter for food,
and the scworinen believe that they
have a language of their own.
Tax Ca&Mtan,
Senate Bill No. 842, an Act In
Relatiou to the Publio Revenue.
Sectiou 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Missis
sippi, That hereafter, iu order
that tax payers may be properly
informed as to the time for paying
taxes in this State, it shall be the
duty of the Tax Collectors of the
several counties In this State to
notify the tax payers of their
counties by publication Iu some
newspaper published in the coun
ty, and if no paper be published
in the county by postiug in some
conspicuous place in each Super
visor's district the date when such
taxes become delinquent, also the
amount levied by tho State and
Board of Supervisors for all pur
poses; provldod, that all expense
of such notice shall be paid by the
tax collector, and not by the conn
ty or State.
Sec. 2. Be it further euacted,
That ail acts or parts of acts and
all provisions of tho Roviied Code
of 1871, making the Sheriffs of the
various counties in the State ex
officio Tax Collectors, be and the
samo are hereby repealed, and
hereafter it shall be the duty of
the Governor, by and with the ad
vice aud consent of the Senate, to
appoint a tax collector for each
county in the State, who shall hold
the office for two years, aud be
governed by all laws regulating
the collection of taxes and pay
ment of he samo into the treasu
ry, and possess all powers and an
thority now luvested iu sheriffs by
virtue of their office as ex officio
tax collector! ; provided, that this
section shall not take effect or go
into force until after the expira
tion of the terms of the preseut
incumbents, except in case of va
canclcs that now exist or may
hereafter occur, and all tax collec
tors of this State, appointed un
der this act, shall enter iuto good
and sufficient bond, as provided
by law; aud provided, further,
that the several sheriffs of this
State may hold the office of tax
collector should the Governor
deem it to be for the publio inter
est to appoint them : provided,
that in no case ahall any one be
appointed unless he Is a qualified
voter of the couuty iu which he
may bo appoluted.
Sec. 8. Bo it further enacted,
That this act take effect aud be In
forco from and after its passage,
and that all acts or parts of acts
in couflict with this act be and (he
same are hereby repealed.
Approved March 2 1879.
The Meridian Gatette, which is
a Republican paper, thus alludes
to the act giving the Governor
the power to appoint tax collect
ors ; or as It might be appropriate
ly termed, "An act to purchase
votes for Governor Ames : "
" Cae cf Us last acts of our
L !:xrs wu the pssetjs of a
1 t j t:zl9 tls oces of Sher-
:c-::jc-"-"::?it-iprovii:rj
2 ill r ; cf tie kticr
t" 1 C iTcrr - ?, It r : err ri
;-3 a .:! c:-(
A Caastlig Catastraf ae.
A terrible and fatal accidcut oc
curred in Meridcn, Connecticut,
on Monday evening, while a party
of thirteeu persons were eugaged
in coasting. The people were seat
oa what u kuowl doub,
ripper." It was twenty feet long,
was constructed yesterday for tho
purpose of entertaiuing the party
so seriously injured, and was niede
very strong. The start was made
from the top of Broad street. The
moon shone brightly, and the hill
was a glade of solid ice. Several
trips had been made, aud the party
consisting of youug ladies and
gentlemen, were in great glee.
Uufortuuately, on this particular
downward trip, the steerlug ap
paratus caught and refused to act.
As the ripper approached Liberty
street, the steepest part of the hill
at that point, the steersman was
unable to manage (he holm. With
speed faster than ordinary railroad
trains the ripper was canted on
one side of the street Iuto tho gut
ter, and Dually brought up with a
crash against the Iron posts of a
fence. William Mlncheu, aged 16.
was killed almost tnstautly, his
head striking a post, cleaving it
almoat la twalu. Dr. T. S. Rust,
a dentist, had his head bsdly out.
Llna Woods, a gtrl sged seventeen,
hsd a hip-bone broken. Lllla Ba
con had both eyes forced from their
sockets, snd will probably loso
them. Addie Harvey, sixteen
years of age, received internal Iu-
Juries of a serious character.
Battle Coolcy, sixteen, was hurt
about the chest. None of the par
ty escaued Injury. The place
where the accident took place, for
a spaco of fifty feet was covered
with blood. Drs. Davis, Fitch
and Newport were notified, and
were quickly on tho ground to
reuder assistance Miss Wood's
injuries were found to be more se
rious than at first supposed. The
last report states that she was un
conscious. Miss Bacon's hurts are
in the chest and abdomen, aud so
complicated that the physicians
are uuablo to decide whether or
not the wonnds are fatal. Miss
Harvey is this evening In a critical
state. Her head is fractured, hor
tongue swollen, and still bleeding.
Dr. Rust, whon convoyed home,
became unconscious, and remained
so for several hours. His head
was literally covered with gore,
and two ugly cuts wsre found on
the scalp at the top of his head.
Tho event hes thrown sadness ou
the entire community, and much
sympathy is expressed for the pa
rents of the dead boy aud his ln
Jured companions.
Colaael Laaur.
From tha Mmplil Ai.el .
The emlnout courtesy and abill
ty with which MUsUiippl's dlstlu
guishod representative in Con
grass has displayed iu sustaining
his broad views and national sen
tlmcnti, has made him a favorite
iu all parts of the couutry. The
Alta. Calliomlan thus speaks of
him t "Iu tho example let in Con
gress by Mr. Lamar, of Mississip
pi, who behaves like a true gentle
man toward other members of the
House, his fellow representatives
have an example which it would
do them no injury to follow. He
is ever courteous, uevcr low aud
vulgar; ncrer insulting and abu
sive: never announcing himself
personally responsible, as used to
be common in Congress, slid which
bad specimen of bsd breodiug,
bad manucrs aud bod feeling seems
again coming iuto vogue. He has
made friends of both sides of the
House, not bv Dandcrlng to or
flattering the vanity of cither, but
by exhibiting a spirit of fairness
on all occasion, an independence
of thought truly statesmanlike,
but at the same time not leaving
bis own political prefcreuccs at
all in doubt. Such men aro an
honor to the country." Missis-
slppians will no doubt be gratified
to bear the name of their talented
representative In Congress so hand
somely praised on the far-off coast
of the Pacific. But uevor was eu
logy more Just or deserving.
Pierre Denisart, forty-seven years
of age, was taken to ths hospital in
Parle tho other day uttering from
a strange malady. About two
'weeks previous he wss attacked
ty audi pains In hls'nos,and
tires tzyu later he noticed to his
I j t'-at bis nose wu growing
i lis f"i c--"nu:3, and
STEAM PLAKIKG WORK
SAW AND GRIST MILL,
Greenville, Miss.
tlt r. innvsnv av no
e Contrators. Builders. Ac.
rexpeciruiiy inform the publio that
through the agency of the above
wr are rt'Ntrcu iu compete
with builders in any part of the
cuuuiry ior ine construction 01
houses or bridges, and guarantee
satisfaction in prices and quality ol
work. Our
LUMBER YARD
in Greenville is now well stocked
wita choice varieties of seasoned
FINE AND f'YPRKMH.
which we offfcr at reasonable prices.
Plana anil anMlltiallnna far hnua.
es furnished on application.
UNDEETAKEB,
A supply of both
ttetallie aad Woodea Cases
t
3
of all sixoa constantly kent on
hand.
Our WlMal fnfltna ara mil nn In
Imitation of Metallce, and look full
aa well. Coat from t-io in tin n.
cording to else aud trimming.
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Elliott & Fc.m,
TIIT, COPPEB,
AND
fthcet Iron17oliem.
Outtarins Cpcmtins and
T7CXiXi-BXUVXXTG
Done on short notice.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Ccskiitg and heating stoves
SarWe keep on hand all articles
generally round in a nrst-ciass
Tii-Hiior
Cash paid for old Brass, Copper,
jjenu ana iron.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Bet. Mulberry and Locust
sept. i. '74.
SALOON!
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KENNEDY & HANVYAY.
Bestcl
WINES Sf L1Q U ORS,
Pure Havana Cigars,
Call. or n la Wines,
1 airer Beer. Etc.
ociO Mam Street. Greenville, Miss,
Coot end Choemeker
I have Just returned from New Or
. .2. . I Hn. If.
leans anu
Leather, Calf aw d Vlaracco,
T HAVE also employed three ex
X ceilentjourneymen, audamuoW
prepared nn an oraers
irtfA Dupmtck.
Simp on Main St., Corner Halnut.
Xntr Oft IB7I I. i'XVVXt.
L. WILCZMSKI d CO
DVALlRSlK
Dry Coeds
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CrnOCElUEO,
EO 00 S?
fifS ' o i .3
BSg fa. &
2 a 5 " rj
fl5 I $ ; gs
gts & & r?
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PROFESSIONAL.
V. VALLIANT,
ATTOHN EY AX LAW
(1REENVILLE, MISS.
Prsrtlce in Washington aud Ima
qucna counties, sml in the Uuit!
HUtes Courts at Jackson. nC.
CTJAS. W. C'Ltakb. . JOHX W. Sill I Liu-
CLARKE 1 SHIELDS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Oa Walnut street, near the Court
House Greenville, Miss.
W. A. HAYCRAFT,
ATTORNEY AT LAV,
GREENVILLE, . - MISS.
Makes U payment or 'taxes, redew:
tioo, eale and leulug of lands a
speciality.
W. A. PERCY.
W. O. YEROER.
Pcroy d Tcpgcr,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Greenville, Miss.
W. R. TR1UU. D. M. BCCKHXB
THIGG Sc BUCKNEIl,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Greenville Miss. .
Office in Bank Building, Mala et.
up-stalrs.
S
W. rEROUSOH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
TT71LL PRACTICE In the Ceurte
I T of Tunica, Coahoma, Bolivar,
anil attend to the eale, purchase ana
leasing 01 piautasions aoa peyassat et
taxes.
W. U. rhelfw. Joshes Bklaaer.
Phelps Ci CZitenc?.
ATTORNEYS T LAW
. SJreeavllie, Mis. '.;
S3T Will practice In the V. 8..
Courts, Supreme Court and tho
Courts of Washington, Bolivar and
Sunflower Counties, oot. S.'74.
t. a. aoirrooaaav.
a. m. aooaa.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RivsrtoH, Bolivar county, KlOi
W. 8. PARISH,
ATTORNEY AT TJLX7
MAYEaSVILLS, '
IsaMSMM Com,
October 8,74-n9.
R. H. L0X3AP.D,
LEOTA, KISS.
ILL practice la all tha eoarti
of Washlniton and I ssao ve
na counties. SoecialatUntloa 1 lv-
en to the eollsctkn of claims, wIMi
or wiinouisuii. nois-i
Dr. ISi. C. Skihiter
orraia his
PEcrESsicmc:.";vi::a
TO THE
Citiiens f GrttarllZa
AMD THE
County at Lcrro.
0
ppick at his dwelling on Mala
Street. may 23, 1874.
jyi. J. L. YOUNO,
mcNTisrr.
Having located In Greenville,
respectfully Informs the citlseus
thereof ana surrounding country
that he is prepared to attend tosu
the duties appertaining to his pro
fession. Those favoring him with
their patronage may rest assured
t hat their work will be done in the
most thorough and skillful manner
aud none but the bost of materials,
used.
Office at the residence of W. B,
Wbeatley, near the Court House.
Parties desiring to be visited at
their residences iu the country,
will leave word at the office or at .
Fiulny's Drug Store. ootl7-Sm,
VVorthington, Buckner & Co
DAr::iEuCf
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
Transact a oeneral
. - - f-
Oanbln? Cuciccd,
Collections made and proceeds
remitted, 00 day received
t
aarBuy and sell on commissions
all kinds Bonus, Scrip and War.
rants. moo L 1873.
E. winni,
cadiiies nAcan
ABB
UPHOLSTKHEn.
DEALER IK
ALL kinds of Furniture, Mattresses
ae.. Special attention paid to all
kinds nf repairs, all kinds of Mattress :
es Biede to order.
Locust St. bet tr eon Washlastton A v..
aud Main .
OREKaVlLLE, KISS,
niuh 1, lS73-6m.
Livery G Swb Stil!;,
THE oudertlirued hereby aaeoaaos
to the puklie, thatrthey kavet
ken charge of iliuir
r"Cr3aaaZ023,
,
ON WASHINGTON AVI J,
lT3, Tobacco,
tlsrry lz-.zi.C-ZZTz-jrj
Best or attention fitn v
-ere:: --:
iof C t lie: Jt:H - H i
I etc.
:ct importer or
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1. f - f-
:3, tTZit;zf Ct2.
rv'Bt.. GitSKSVitt-.
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