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o Ambricus Recorder. Th. DAILY KKCOHDKE 1. raUIilicd. every ns**.. f Mi,SB, -.:: •■•.■.::-.wfes ajhJUoihtelof DAILY ADVKUTIMNO RATES, Tnmaient Bate*—25e p#r squro of tea licet drat InterUoDi and lie for cadi subsequent In* Aion. Local Notice* fio per Une for first Insertion and ll» O. 8TOUBY, Local MHor. TO 07KT TAXig, • follow*:! TRAINS SOUTH. cff.te.jfeflSfSY ex Bandar t:» p. m. Nifht * “ *• Monday l:0*a.ra, Drains north. Ifadnorfb Might JCxprcat. M S.*0i a. m. Qolng , w«Jt A »n?wUth'’2r»o > iV. I lb'!5i) p m Going oast and north close at.... 2:39 pm MghtmaUnortbdosont....... BAD p m For.Buena VistaandfiUavllle Yflf' 0 closes daily except Sunday at 12:30 p “ *WIWffiW dsy, Wodnesdeyend Friday at 1:00 p oloaas Saturday at 0:00 a Hudson closes Friday at. 8:00 a Lamar eloaaa Tueiday and Fri day at 8:00 a — g ill | Blind Tom will doubtloa, liave a good bouse to-night. Miss E. R. Spottswood, of Al turkey is notr heard in these parte with reassuring frequency. k McKenzie bas received iteywMmi n*< Iqh ere worth looking at. J f 1211b. standard Oraanlalad SagerSi.00 H.D. WATTS. C.lt.et.r and Solicitor, Mr. M. It Folsom is the duly author- izad Collector and Solicitor for tbs Be- OOBDKK, sad all bis business transactions in connection therewith will bo duly recognized and aoccptcd hyi the propria, tor Cotton II.port. ini On band Sept. 1st..,....... Received yesterday, Boealvod previous to date 21,471 Total. 21,747 Shipped yesterday. . '.. J... Amount on band 2,444 Ambrosia fir tut nt MoKenzio’a >• lSIbt nearly wbita New Orleans Sugar »1.00, at H. D. WrtU-t ,vuZ7.8 St FrettJ«Vnnd'OJ»t«r» for Ijrto syery day at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant. uovlOtf FINEST ltUSl FOB XMAS, at. ’TULDIfl ft JOSSBY’8. ' Fraab Fish and Oyslora for sale every day at J. A. Turpin's, Aged, Restaurant. navlfitf Freab Fish and Oysters for sale every day at J. A, Turpin's, Agent, Restaurant. Old Slnnar Cigars. Tbs finest import-: ad wines at MoKauzie'i. ST. LOUIS LAGER BEER t)N DRAFT. FRESH KEO TAPPED EVERV MORNING, at TULL IS AJOSSEY'S. Prises Tall, and People Tell Mss , Prises, ' Ton know, end' ws knew, that n con tented customer is the best advertisement wt.dwbsvs. Bat oftentimes low-priced goods misn'inferidr sod trashy materials end mobs up, henoe our endeavor baa bean to connect these two stmogers, low prices and good goods, and ws are conflj dent that oar customers will bt as well pleased as we are at our ■ueeoia. oetl2tf J. R, Buaw. HARTELLE THUEE STAB BBANDY at TULLIS A J OSSEY’S. Ts. Kraios - ‘ . ..Why, L W. Harper’s Nelson County Whiskey is prsKnsd above all other Brands is leesuie it la tbs most regular sod most perfect Prodfiet, incontestably ever ’made. A long, experience in , the msnnfsetors of tbs Super, tbs large SsrW, together with tbs feet tint, tho Whiskey is bought by and shipped me to UOSS-SWMVICmVsIOu.'. J. IsBAUd, Sols Agent, October film* Amotion* Os. ive drinking jo sold to b igtrgnsibsn exoeoslve eal log. It f* also said to be mheti , J - v j if,,- pleasanter. 8lx iiuhtlfed' and thirty-two vo ters will exercise the privilege ot suffrage to day. Several hundred failed to pay their taxes and reg ister. ' ,'!!jl't't- h.-ti-Bf') Mr. B. II. Wilkinson is now acting as general collector for J. W. Sheffield A Co. He will gladly receive any ahd all. money due them. Office at store. Don’t forget Blind Tom at the jipqyoRoe^nJ^ T , f , 'Thebelling youbgmet! ure figur ing out this morning how much they will win. To-morrow they will; J>e figuring how much £hsy have lost. l/X'iSv / A philosopher says the bone’ collar button has done more to re lease man from the tyranny of woman than all the philosophical works ot humanity ever printed. atosk far Sale or Trad*. Geo. Elsm A Bro, in connection with their Livery and Bale Stable, have fine stock for rale or trade. They will trade, sell or biro st lowest rates. Give them s call. .decl7wl The supper and sociable at the Presbyterian, eburob, laat night, proved quite a success. It would have been a good idea to have con itinued it to-day, as on aeooimt of the election, many will not be able' to go home forthefr meals. The editorial “we” carries much weight with it In the rural dis tricts of Georgia. Tito Atlanta Constitution; says: “W« tender our thanks to Mr. A. Paterson for bringing us a fine mess of sweet turnips. ,ltr. Paterson Is always ready todd his sharo to keep the poor editors from starving.” fCIty Matters. Mr. Ewtor— I was mistaken in Dtntipg that Mr. Bpsworth voted against the,adoption of the report n favar of Submitting to the people the qneation of inaugurating* pub-: lie school system in, our oily. He informs me that ho voted in favor of, and not against, the adoption of this report. I take pleasure in maklagjbia/cpjrrecrton., , • y The following extract takeibffom the report of action of the Mayor and Cottneil on October SOUTH ST.ffi .when Ald..Bbsworth add'Hudson' Aid. Belton a direct motion toes tabllsh and carry on pubiic sohoo s by taxation: . ' < - “VVuebias, The citizens of Americas, after doe notice, have expressed themselves in favor of this Council establishing a' public school system, under the report and recommendation of the committee appointed to investigate'tbe feasi bility of same. / . Resolved, That is committee of three be appointed to recommend a planto carry out tjip, will of the people on this quostlon. And it is iereby ordered that a tax of three- eighths Of one per cent, be assessed upon all -real estate -and. personal property for, tbe year 1879 .for school purpesesaanitbat the Cleric and Treasureu^bfauthorized, and Inst rue ted 4o collect the same. IthEdentben moved to adopt thf nvvIMwSpSvhea Ajaf — Many Thanks, Gentlemen. In this issue we publish the offi ciat presentments of the Grand Jnry of Schley county at tbe Sip- ttmber adjourned term of coart. In these will be found a recommen dation for .the Ordinary of that county to change the official adver tising totbispaper, for the reason, we Suppose, that the Rioobdm has much larger list jmSshley than any other paper, 'fas are'thankful to oor friends for their kind word* and” deeds, and as long as we esn help it, they will not regret It. Ilarplnsss. t yourself sad your ereditor happy tluunb-worn account Aoxes Avcock. dako yourself andyo pnlna tlist'old. tbu «t4 dssiaweillf , J. € The Albany Daily News and Advertiser made its appearance Sunday moring in a neat new dress, ^he brightness of the new type, oodfilod with tbe brillitnce and keonness of its editorial items,, mado it a little dazzling. The News is a great' favorite in this office and we are glad to see it prosper. It bas done mneb for tbe business men of Albany, and they should return the compliment by doing much for it. Call to Day And sstUo that long-standing account oct4d utawedtf Aoxis Aycock. Owing to the hasty manner in wlitoh the registration was com piled Monday night, tboro were several errors in it as published in yesterday morning’s paper. In oompUmcnt to Mr. Brinson for having aided us in compiling the list, tbe UicoBDUt presented him with a correct revised ono yester day mbra'lD^. 11 Although -vfo are not city printers, when it comes down to fornisbing tbe news, yon will : pi fray i find the Riqorder “'thirl” ' Election Managers. MORE GOODS TO TnE FORCE THAN ANY HOUSE Ri AUEUICUS, CONSEQUENTLY CAN SELL AT A LESS PROFIT THAN TUOSE IV HO ARE ALWAYS CRUSHED DOWN ,\Y«H .EXPENSES. ' TULUS * JrtASEY. ‘ — ! 131bi best Rico 81 00 II. D. Watts. iadisenuoas ot youtb, nervoas weakness, early decay loss ot manhoods As., I will rand a Ipo that Will ear* yon, FREE OF ( BARGE. This groat „ , remedy^wss^discovered by s iaissianszy. Messrs. Wooten and Hollis hav ing declined serving as election mahagera, Messrs. 3. G. Mathews and J. E. Sullivan bavo been ap pointed, with Justice Stabbs, to manage tbe eleetion. R. L. Oliver and W. C. Godwin will pot at elerks. The polls will be in Wide Awake engine room. The Polls. Tbe poll* will be opened at nine •%a should take notice, and not arrive tmflate. l 'fix <hr r I -the. present of a' d be bad.’*^he eul tute was lost, tbe yeas and nays standing as follows: Yeas—Aid. Bell and Harper. Nays—Aid. Eden. Bai£frlfer:an£'Mrtor PS. der. The originsl motion-tbadtpt ts much by Aid. Eden was then put and carried. Tbe yeas and nays. Icing : Yeas—Aid. Eden, Barktaaltefv <«*» EeIder. Nays— Aid. Bell and Harper.” There can hardly bo a mistake in the above, as it is am extract from the proceedings pf Mayor and OopnOilN This shows how Mr. B^j( vbfed.iip^n'th’d proposition ;to; tax thepeoplf 'for- rife support of public schools. X, Just Received at Ansley Bros 25 barrels eboiee Applet. 5,000 Florida Oranges. 2,000 Aspinwsl Bsnsau. 1,000 Bar aces Oocosnntt, 2,000 pounds French Candy. ANNOUNCEMENTS- HO MIBB COUNTY* T. H.STEWART FOR ORDINARY. I learn that a report ia current in seme parts of Ibe county tbat I am not,a candi date for Ordinary. My annonneement was pnblitbed some weeks ago. I have not asked a man to vote for me. I have too mneb respect for yon, fellow-eitizenr, and for tbe sacred prorogation with whloh your eonntry has entrusted you to electioneer with yon, or in soy wise bribe or bios yonr vote. Ism before yon a candidate for on office of high respon sibility and trust. It is not mine to tell yon that Ism competent and qualified, and beve claims upon yonr cmfidence. Tbat is for yon to determine by your honest vote on tbe first Mondsy in Jan uary, 1885. THOS. H. STEWART. For Clerk Superior Court, . AUjEMV. 100 bozos Figs. 50 boxes Lsrrsbes's Sweet sud Plain Crackers. Jetty and Mince Meat by tbe barrel, Kegs and Five”ponnd pails. Sweet and Plain Plcklrs. Chow-Chow, end oil kind of Fence* both . Imported and Domestic. Hama, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Spioss, Tea, Flour, Cbeaee, Mseroni, Geliiine. Vermeeilti, Cboeeoiats, Cod Fish, Potatoes, Onions, and everything yon want to oat. Registering. City Clerk Brinson, assisted by Mr. J. J. Hanesiev, was up to bis -bead in work Monday, registering voters and receiving taxes. Over three hundred voters registered tbat _ _ —r - -r, _ day, And to make out receipts for Bell offered the following oubztl- money, pnt down their names, and totei.. ‘That: farther action be podfc' * n8wer the Christmas flours of Jus* Wrick- For tb* speeinl convenience : of the ladies, on and after Wednesday, the 17th lost, our store will remain open in the evenings until 10 o'clock. No efforts- will be spared which are calculated to odd to" yonr comforts or pleasure; Our EduSewiU be well lighted end comfortably bestod. Wo extend yon s cordial Invitation to visit U9 whether you desire to pnrebsse or not, we will be pleased to show onr goods. We have jnet opened s new and elegant line of holiday novolticn which are very attractive. Jab. Fhickeii A Bro. While the cotton ia rolling in, is * good time ta settle that old account, ootid Mtawedtf Aortas Avcock. > j > Card, j , j Mb. Eortbat—T wish it. nnder- stood among the pnblto school supporters tbst I suggested and paid for the publication of the ahH-sohool 'ticket two year*, ago, and it was at my instanoa tbat the same was gotten up. Mr. A. T. Oliver did not vote for ox support it. Mr. AqO. Belt, on being asked to vote for it, flatly refused to do so, and Mr. J. C. Roney, although personally ffiendly to U, .told me we were on the wrong side of tbe fence. ‘ This is the true inwardness of their anti school isfue. / H' *AV L. ‘Res*. Americas,-Dee. 16, ’84. ^ i * 'HHjlvks' st'UK euim ■etna wash and dintlfries Is sn Infallible cure for Uloer- ated Soro Throat. Bleeding Onms, .Sore mofith and Ulcer*. 01v*ns the Teeth and zeepa tb* Onms healthy. Prepend sole ly by Drs. J. P. A W. R. Hiiluks, Den- f. X.IUl), and all drug^sti'an^dgttisU Wounded. Phil Jackson,, of Lee coqnty, wbiio killing bogs, Saturday, hap pened, tb jt flfouf accident. He had shot one, and while climbing on the pen’to shoot’another tbe gun, a breech-loading shot gun, was accidentally discharged, the shot passing through bis Wrist sod several striking his Md. - Hs came to the city Tuesday to have Dr. Hfhtlfe* ; dVe4s’ (tie' wound, and st last acconnj* was doing well. .••aril A Broken Dam , The heavy rain of Sunday night washed ibe streets , clean.' Along lg Mitchell’s, mill tTarn gave ’ vtA^'Jfodor^jfie pressure of the water. . It will doubtless be repaired- tr.Q-Ji: .ho v white sngsr 41 -00. st H. Us. deel2d7wlt .nswer tbe numerous questions was’no little task for him. Be sides this, hs bad to make up a list of .the voters to be posted tbe next day. Between one thousand and treTvo hundred dollars was eol (ectetf for city taxes daring tho hours allotcd for registering. ffewilear Cards. We have just received a fine line of samples of New Year Cards. Those of our friends who may want any are invited to call and examine them. New AtrirERTiSEMENTS, Mrs. M. B. FOSTER Wishes to inform her old patrons and friends tbst she will confined in the Dress Making business, but has movsd to bri roside-ee, in tbs house with Mr. 8:- Oobon, eorner Church and Forrest Streets, whsre ske will be pleaset' oil her old enstomers and friends, doeietf The exercises of this sohool will hs re. sumed on Mondsy, the 6th of January, Tebus, Bates, Etc.: Primary Department par month,.. ..82.00 Intermediate, per month, 8.00 First-Class, per month 4.00 Tuition due at the end of neb Scho- Isstio month. . Patronage earnestly solicited. • Good, honest, true and square work guaranteed. For farther psnionlsrs call on W. H. ALLEN, Principal. GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE Wednesday Sight, Dee. 17. Tbs Wonderful Negro Boy Pianist, BLIND TOM Bsnowned throughout tbs world- ss tbe Tbe Greatest ilataral Pianist Living. Tbe exhibition ot whoso msrvelnns gift bss gained him world-wide celebrity, and bra both astonished and delighted tbs greatest masters otmnsio, will appear 1 shove for POLIT1VELY ONB NIGHT OFLYI Admission, 60 cants. Bsservsd seats 75 cents. Seats secured st usual places. dsoUtd, ST. 2 deuStde FOR TBEA8URER. We are authorized to announce the name of C. C. SHEPHERD as a candi date for re-election to the office of Treas urer of Sumter county. FORCORONER We are authorized to announce the name of THOMAS H. CASTLEBERRY as candidate for Coroner of S a niter county. Savannah, Florida & Western RA1 IaW^V. *K? ‘.ffi U^PMtenKerTrkin. OB lhl , ^ vU1 ATLANTIC COAST UN* UCPUEfla. FOR CORONER. We are authorized to Anuouuce tbe name of 8. AL LE3TER as a candidate for the office of Coronor of Sumter county. te FORCORONER. • We are authorized to announce tbe name of JOHN A. SPEIGHT as a candi date for Coroner of Sumter county at the ensuing election. tde FOR SHERIFF. Wo are authorized to announce the name of Vf. H. COBB as a candidate for Sheriff of Sumter county. If elected, N. H. White, of the 15th District, will be his deputy. te FOR ORDINARY. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tho office of Ordinary of Sumter county. If elected to the office, in Janu< ary next, I pledge myself to disobarge the duties which will be incumbent upon metoihebo8t of my ability. I respect fully solicit the votes of tho people. novO-tde A. C. SPEER. and Jacluortnllp. FAST MAIL. Leare Sarannah dally at... Arrive at 8«vanwib dally at | ,4 * ® Arrive at Je«up daily at. Arrive fit Wnycros* dally at * oS?2 Arrive at Callahan d*Uy at *** ii St 2 Arrive at Jacksonville daily at... MtS 9 S Anlve at Dnpoat duUy at.f. iiS« 2 Arrive at VaJdopta dally at. w ee 12 Arrive at OaUman daily at ia ia S 2 Arrive at Tloma«viUe daily at t££2 Arrive at Balnbrldje dally rt.,,.,,... ” «m!!2 Arrive at Ohattabooobee daily at.,• mI2 Stopaonlvatiutlona named above andafJ! etatlona between Thoouuville and ChatiabnadiM.' Paaaenferj tor Brunswick talSi tSli ’ !?*Sp£ B,u '” lok <T "' a * wT&ilSlJ’)"; Paewngcra f”r Fernandlna, Waldo, Ocala. Lm. htirg. Gainesville, Cedar Key and ail^UooTon Sifftrain QDl * Company taka Clow connection, nt Jsckwnrille daily fa. Orcon Cot. Bprlnra 8t. Ancmlln., Pn-ula, S terpriw, SunfurU nud;aH Lindiuga.oa 8* jihn*. P.lwngw. for Pcnwcoi., Mobil., X,. OtImm Tniu nne tnm.Mlni«lppl cclnl.tak. thte train. Arrlvlnf st PcrucuL nt to03 p m„ Mobile 2 ID. m. No. Orleans nt 7 *9 n m. 1 Pnllmra buffet and .Icepln^mn W.ycrou to new Orleans. OIIABLESTON EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily at.... i *e a ■ Arrive at Savannah daily at tn £ £ Arrive at Jearp da‘ly at a31 am Arrive at Wayeroae daily at 5 oo n m Arrive at Callahan dally at 7 II n m Arrive at Jaekfonville aaljy at goo pm TAX RECEIVER* To tub Voteks of SuMTKa Couxtt: I announce myself oh a candidate for re-election to tho office of Tax Receiver of Sumter Gounty at the ensuing election in January. Thnnlring you foryour sup port in the past I earnestly solicit your votes. J. A. DANIEL, R. T. R. 8. C. TAX COLLECTOR. We are authorized to announce the name of W. R. STEWART ns a candidate for re-election to tho office of Tax Collec tor of Sumter County at the ensuing elec tion in January next. te FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Wa are authorized to announco the name of W. W. GUERRY as a candidate for £ht office of Justice of tbe Peace for the 789th district. tde Stopaat all regular rtatfona batweM SavaaLS and Jacksonville. Fa liman jarlcr cars Swvnnnah to Jacksonville J££UP EXPRESS. Leave ?avannah daily at 410 p m Arrive at Savannah dally at.... ‘845am An ive at Jeanp dally at . 7 00 p m Htope at all regular and flag ataijoaa between Savannah and Jeaup. ALBANY EXPRESS. Leave Havannah dally at 7 20 p m Arrive at Savannah daily at 8 IS a m Arrive at Jviup doily at 0 M n m Arri^re at W aver, ui dally at 118ft p m Arrive nt Callahan daily at 4 45am Arrive at Jacksonville dally a* 815 a m Arrive at Dupont daily at 1V0 a m Ai rive at Live Oak dally at. 147 a u Arrive at Gainesville daily at. T 00 a m Arrive at Valdoata dai y «t S 30 a m Arrive at Quitman dally at 480am Arrive at 'i hotnnsvillo dally at 6 00 a m Anlve at Albatyr dally at 10 80 a ia Pullman palace alccplng cara Savannah to Gainesville. Pullman buffet end sleeping cars Savannah to Jacksonville. Paa engeri for Brnnawlek via. Jeaup take this train, arnvlng at Brunswick at 815 a m. Paasenaera trom Fe> Landing, Gap eavllle, Cedar K v. Ocala, Wildwood. Leesburg and ullststlou* on Flor.dj Railway and Xavigution Company and Florida Southern Railway take ti is irsln. PaMcnuerj for Madiaon, Wonticello. Tollahn*- ■on and all Middle Florida points take this train. Connection* at Jacksonville dally with People** Line Steamers and Railroad* for St. John's river. Through tickets sold and sleeping ear berth ac commodations secured at Dren’a Ticket Office, No. 22 Bml street and at tbo Comi any'* Depot, foot of Liberty atreet JAS. L. TA * I OK, Gen 1 1 Pat*. Agent. R. G. FLEMING. Gen'l 8up t. OVERSTOCKED AND CROWDED. WJCB3TEM VOUJ/TT. TAX COLLECTOR. We ore authorized to Announce the name'of ARCHIE GOSS os a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Webste county. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. 0SLY-$1 y/iOW .HYSELF, * Great Medical Work on Manhood. discretion or excoeees. A book (or every man young, middle are <*nd old. it contains 125 pre •criptioua for all aente and chronic diseases, each one of which Is invaluable. Bo found bv tVu an- tbor, wlioae experience 'or S3 year* I* anrh a* — - * ly never before Wl to tho lot of any phyo- JOOpagts bound in bvaattful k'lenchmusUn, cm bowed covert, fall gilt guaranteed to bo m liner work In everv venae—mechanical, literary and professional— than any other work told In this eonntry (or (2.M, or tho money will be refunded In every instance. Price only fl by mail, poet K id. fUostrative sample • cent*, fiend now. M modal awarded tho author by tho National Medical Amoclatlon, to tho officers of whiclfhe for Initructiou, and by the afflicted for roll in benefit alL—London Lancet. There le »o membe.’ of society to whom the Science of LifewQl not bo merit!, whether youth, purest, guardian, Instructor or clergyman.-Ar. ^Address tha Peatiody Medical Inatltulc, or Dr. W. B. Parker, No. 4 Bnlflueb Street, Boston, Maw, who may be oonsulted on all dtaeaae* re iniriag skill and experience. Chronic and ohe>t- .ate disease* that have baffled tliolj PA I *klH _f all other physician* a spec! rl Cn Laity Sach treated anflcewfollywita-f-U VC Cl C out an instance of failure. 1 n¥SBI r Mention thU paper, Tbo goods bought on my second riilt to New York have come in, and my New York buyer, wishing to redma himself of his short-comings, which necessitated my second trip, buys and ships net goods with every steamer, and at price* that cannot fail to please in Style, Qual* ity and Prioe*. My Store-room U filled, every available spaco having been used, and many arti cles that ought to have conspicuous places are hidden, To avoid more orowding, I have de cided to offer during tbe oommg month goods of alt descriptions at prices Uut must make them go whether you wbk to buy or not. Nover before, and perhaps never her#* after, were the Amerious trading people offered suoh extraordinary bargains. Especially is tbst applicable to nj large stock of Clothing, Cloaks, Dolman* and Ladies Hats and Trimming?, These goods must go and will be aoM (like goods sold at auction) st tbe belt price obtainable. Don't delay oomie* but come now. Now is tho accepted timi and your coming now will aave yoo I sorrowful bnt common expreaaioD, '*1 wish I bad o*ime sooner.” My Dr** Goods Department is replete with chok* and stylish fabric*, in Silks, Satins, Caab* meres and every other kind ot Dr«* Goods usually bat often not found to other Dry Goods stores, and here they ore at the mercy of your own bid aw prices. Please remember that tbe Bar* gain Store oflfcrs no leaders. Here J°* buy everything, Domestics and goods at close prices. Respectfully. a M. COHEN, The Bargain Man. Red Mammoth Sign and Flag, Avenue. BOARD. Yon era find board sfc tbs iwo story boue on Book Hill st *12.50 par a oath. deelSdiv A.O.UIXG. A Good Plantation 1 seres, 75 is original pine, eight a Intsriono, in good neighkor- ,i be bought ebsap if applies i nude soon. It is goad cation land andean be nude to pay for itsoirin a couple of years. The timber on the lend is worth nearly ss mneb ss the whole tract esn be bongbt for. For farther par. tieulsrs apply st this office. novlCal LOOK OUT FOR J. W* Sheffield & 1 ILffOKTES^J WE MUST HAVE 1 All .IS do:<» end ■***£ti^ btKtcrWIysrrusradMjray wtute^w _ ts. band, of emeu, for wbatscuy. J.W..8HXrlItt“*' w ociSinl Por Rent A neat and comfortable dwelltof j Sprlpgstreet. *!$«£.,*<** decl4trl Hsrdw«* 8ta *’