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• ' V " THE MACON TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1894. A DAY’S DOINGS IN . GEORGIA TOWNS A Bitch of Bright Items Furnished by the Telegraph's Hustling Correspondents A DAY'S DOINGS DOWN IN DUBLIN Uirjriri Galore Attend Loanni Inpo- rler Court—A Kailno/ lletwevn Vanderovllleand Tennllle—> —Moure* Primary* LETTING THEM 1IB GREAT PATTERH OFPEftl p »r>* r For Inn K«sd«r of Tils T.l.grapli, We which we Dublin, July 20.—(Special)—;Superior court la to sesekru, wad In iddidun to the list of vtouttog lawyers b>vou by enotbor oom&pocdcut are Judge Palo, V. H.- Uun-h, Obnrtca P. Crawford, George W. Jordans mul John Aduiiu. And Him local bur cumrjwtott* J. P. Walker, J. H. Chappell, Meroor Haynes, P. J. Howard, J. H. Bonders, K. Cor ker, Jtunsw nic-ka, P. H. Wade, John M. Btubba aud T. L. Griaur. So UKiiiy lownu-d boro la au cvldcoco of a woHd town, because Hire Buvemeen brick Mores Uoaftosl anil building aluce January last is proof mjflld.vnt that the lawyer* ore wide awtske and under- stanul the tfwuu of jirowpcrtty. Tbe prwlillwg judge, C. C. Smith, mis Judge Jenkins' HOW admirably. Tlio Telegraph' editorial uppruwlng t»W) iiriwUhiut'a letter to Olialrmau Wll sou wua n luoVd oral tlinrty sttntunmont. Tile high i«w;n*in huh not so derated ns to forh.nl the pTMidsot doing n ditty to the pimple wlls> platted lilm on the blulSMt watch lower, guarding ttu-ir iltoTtlew noil material railfrity, Iwllevnog tlio tight Is always the treat. We aro coinpi<llixt to bcDvrie the wrunnng ns wall ns the language used were Just ns they Should have Ihvo. We expect “the lilt dog to Utltvl." Those Duuio- enuts trim represent the trust* and combines will dMopoM tUu> jMiple If they do nut afaunv tiny hn.ro tieon ex- ptMixl. We vxisvt them l« bo very angry. The crotw of flu* entire wlregrass nro ns good ns they ran Ire under t'bo pres ent sysiein ol culilvoirUm. M.my n Held of oonn will yield twnity-flve and thirty tmsiicls, Tlie cotton *« fni.tMig wall. Iknro will lie dry wvrttlnr nfter n time, when tils 1 gniss, now griming rapidly, tun lie loJHixl, The roue, jh>- ta'tora, pass, otc., tire nil rtry gi.td. Our mars)ntl 1ms ituiyflit u blind ilxer. Ho want not striped nor strrakul, but a pure Murk. Ills owner may lie of tlio variegated sort, kivjiliug bis one eye otstn ns he 'lilrira Istldud tlio ntgger. Tlie nirrti Case exdtial n- gt»»l deni of Jntormt. It wvm n oonDrait over Win COMNltattMp of We> ohlldivn of Birch, Who wtis murdered seve.nl yeirs nlnre, nnd the party ooitvlet.xl raoaipcd and Imn mover luniii unrated. He warn u liroUhor of the itMttnr of the oldldren. Tl»> obUdren were not given to the niMiher. Tlw prbfnMkmtil irocso traders are here. Tiny bring stock tbait has ovl- dontly been condemned by ttie ".Society for 0)110 IYwretMun of OraeUy to 4nl- rnnls" mul olTer to exchange for suino- tlitng Ix'rtvr, These traders do not be long 'to any known iu:a«uill«.y. and nro of every line, complexion nud age. < FORSYTH LETTER. Monroe Will Hold a Primary August 4 for Logtolutlvo Nomination. Forsyth. July J0.--(Hp<>elal.)—Tho ex ecutive committee hna derided upon Au gust 4 as the ilnte to hold tho primary which is to decided who will be Mon roe's next representative. Tlie race will be dccldcdy a spicy one and no political soer dares attempt to name the victors. Each candidate line been In the Held for several weeks nnd lias been losing no tlmo hi circulating among friends. When the belt tit). they will all havo the same start nnd whoever pulls ahead on the home stretch will pull uut tty n scratch. Tho contestants are Dr, Thomas j. Urldgua of Cabsnlsa, Hon. Robert klrGoiigh. Mr. Joseph O. Holmes of Culloden. Judgo J. a. Phlnaxeu. Col. Barlow a Willingham and Judge W. D. Btone. Monroe's choice for United States sen- otor will also be selected In the primary. The voting will be straight; the name will be on the haltht east for representa tives. It tt generally understood that the race hns narrowed down lo llacon nnd Garrard. Present Imlleallons. hew ever, nro favorable to MaJ. lUcon. Mr. Garrard's friends are going to mike n warm light for them favorite and the rnee will undoubtedly he n close one. . An exclUng game of baseball will be played here this afternoon nelwc-n th» local bill team and Uarnesvllle. A great deal of Interest Is in.untested In the rame. as the Forayth boy, are anxious to retrieve the defeat they suf- fer*d el the hands of Itainesvllle rev- erst days ago. Popu’ar Jtm Cochrane la St Ike head of the Uarnesvllle aggrega tion and feels contldcnt that hh» team Will be victorious. Judge James I* Willis and family of Columbus are vMtlpg Mrs. Dr. a C. Collins tin It.dire.ol avenue. MM Bailie notion*, one of Forayth'a n»at charming young ladles, left for Macon yesterday where she goes to be present at the marriage of Mlaa Bus!* Cook, one of the Central City's most popular young ladles, to Mr. T. Nelson Fotheretone of New York. Mr. and Mm. Charles Hardin of Washington, D. C„ are spending several daye in the cttly vletting relative*. Dr. It. T. Hud 1*111, Messrs. Edam hi Fletcher. John Ponder and Hiram Hud- dleaton lett Gils morning for Bt. Au gustine to spend several days. Miss Ncllte lllalock of lUrncevtlle U CURES OTHERS Big line of Indies' and children’s Black and Colored Hosiery to be thrown out at figures that will cause rapid sell ing. Values of these goods can't be described on paper, bo call and see them for yourself. 5c., 5c,, 5c., 5c., 5c. Raft of pretty Ginghams, Lawns and Batiste to be closed out at' 5c., worth three times the money. Also all fine Organdies, etc., at specially low prices. All our fine Summer Wash Goods half former price and less. See what we offer you on our 8c Wasli Goods Counter. Mosquito Nets ready to hang from $1.30 to $2.25 each. Best Brussels Net, canopy frame, made and put up $4 each. 300 yards indigo 7c Calicoes at 3 3-4c a yard. Will continue our cost sale of Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, &<i. this week. Don’t miss those remnants of colored dress goods on our front counter. See what we offer in Colored Silks at 50c this week. NEW TRUNKS.—Large assortment just come. In our Cherry street store, ground floor; lowest prices in the city have made arrangements b» , wc are offering to the reader* J, the Telegraph the Demorest Cut 1'....., Patterns, which are worth from 20 n.-a cents each, tliue making every copy Tt the paper worth from 10 to to c-nt. Cut out tho coupon below and mall TC. to directions bn It nnd you win by mall the pattern In the .<*, Cut out cordng receive chosen. Where will you spend that vacation? Why not go to the White 8ulphur Bpringn Hotel, at White Springs, on the Georgia Bouthern and Florida Railroad? It la the coolest reeort in the »tate, Immediately upon the bonks of the eu wane* River. Thin popular hotel turn been thoroughly renovated, painted and re furnished. and Is run In connection with the wonderful Sulphur Spring, which dis chargee 2,000.00» gallons per hour. The fluent bathing pool in the world. Go*>d fishing and hunting; pretty dilvee; No moequltoee; no malaria. The water Is a ■peclflc for rheumatism and dyepepsla In all forms; nervous exhaustion; Ml kld- r*y and etouiuch trouhlft*. all dleeaaoe of tlhe akin. Reduced rates upon'nil rail road*. Rates *2 to $2.00 per day. ©pedal rates by the week or month. For par- Burden, Smith. & Co. CTS. HANGED FOR MURDER. Fort Smith, A!*k., July 25.—Louts Holder was banged In the Jail yard here today. Holder killed George W. Brockford in the Indian Territory while on a bunting and trapping trip. * 01 CENT tlculurs, addrees WM. H. WREN, Manager, ™“ sn HL Jno. Malum. Em. JVo. tl licLnm si., MX. Avtim*, «L, writ eat “I took alck wtih drorey, lenit my *p- MUc, could not tlrvp, M pain* Nittine fr\ * ri«d»; rIw thirwtr, a" •tomach bee , brrath short end hud to gtru up work. 1Ik« Iwat idi>ncitiu0 Cincinnati, tailed ha v li* in**. Mjr limlw oi K>ly »rn* iwollvn <o>irKi«*tM* else, and x .-.a Mif». ni jr ti n it-li' Jon. xauxra. tog. »}{ i Uable to dr»*p iVtol any * Vfor tlK- | ns*4,1o pr**- rhllo mailing I’-r sl.ra.Ov. manadias,,!<o<ir'il..aWn ^*ud tosaght ( woaU try It e, s Lut **,*"* thw 1..U1.S. I .j, WHY NOT YOU? visiting Miss Mattie Leigh Turner in the city. Miss Carrie Taylor of Macon la spend ing several days with Mrs. T. 51. Brant ley on Railroad avenue. Messrs. Henry and Herbert Searcy und Albert Seifert of BoNngbroke spent luday with friends here. ALL RAIL ROUTE. Tlie Last Spike Driven to the Railway Connoottog SamileirevIHc mod Tenallle. Stiudcrarllle, July 2C.-(Sp«<lal.)-Our prtsvcxuus and thrivtog little city re joiced last Tuesday aJILstiosm when ttie taut rail -wua kiKl nnd Hi>.k<*l ou ttie «i«v wlimit! tnonn SanderevlUo to Tcnuille. beeanise we now enjoy tcr- tiriicil fadlltlie. Zb* building at tills ruud was ntu absoluic noccemty to pro- uun« the comiuencdal prueperwy of our town. I’Mico (bn pnrclaise at ttie old Sauderavllle oml Tonnlllo I'ullroad by ttie Augiwtu 8otttbern, 4bs iswple hero ctolni Mint they Imvo by no mcuais en joyed good rullrcfeid ftiluiUtlca. Tho miiiln were qulto otuin dekiynt oa ne- etHUW of the iiTegulairtcles of tho "nar- raw-giiuge" iraui. l\>r lusirly a year now the CeuinU has hauled freights to itntl from SMiukravllle with dt'.vye. This wns a big cxfiunso uud was duno merely lu tlio toUrusi of <he town. Tho new mi-lroail Is u hourc euterprtaa, con ducted by moo here, ohm tis ilt is now complete Sundcrsvlllo Ikib tlho udvtm- Uugvu she cnee eujojvxl. The ponjile of our town nro huklUted to the prvsldenit of Mills enterprise, Hon. Louis (When, for the inter,vit he Ikim tomritoted lu our ltome uud his unoeaettag effeoiS* to beuolt-t us. UfteiiUmcB ho has toborctl uud,s- ihsulMEileH. lulls of injunction wive died uud aoher dMMMMH MMl tcial.slo (to stop tho railroad Which wtis lu imxvss of oxisimnirtan, but wJtli’Mtt ind, null much credit ia diu> Mr. Cohen tor lti» uatlriug clforls, wtlrloh lit lawt li.ivo been aucowraful. It will miurlro u tow days more to flx .same sKVetracks, nod after Chiu has been douo tlie business of tho nuw roud will bi-gtu. STATESBORO. rcoplo's Party Hold a Convention to Nominate Candidates. Statesboro, July. 20.—(Speolal.)—The oourny convention of the People's party w.ui Held 'hero yesterday for tho pur pose at nomlnajtlng candMntea for She county otllcee. Rev. Benjamin WUker- •on. an AnUmflsnloniry Baptist preach er. wis nomin'aaed by uccttmatign for the leg|»'.tuie. It was decided to poet- pone -fun. her Aiomunolttons until 'tble Ural Monday in August. Col. Satfotd of Savannah addressed the meeting on tho usual lines. Mr. S. L. Mims, Jr., Is asking for the Democratic nomination tor the legislature. He is the only oandldnte In tho Held and wlL obtain the noml- osUon. The protracted mooting wihloh begun at the Baptist church at 'this place on tas thlrvl Sunday of the present month 1 as continued until the present wlijt unwbated tmerrat. The pastor. Rev. \V. J. Durham, has done nil The preaching except the aeisnona by Rev. J. H. Hodgoe. -the Mefhodlat pastor. There Juice been seventeen additions to the church besides sme oonvcrtd who have not attached themselves «o the church. I think there has been the best feeling among tho people that I tinve over seen in Statesboro. AU tho ChrlslMn people of the town have l iken vital Interest in the meeting re- gardteoa of denomln.vtlon. This hau been very gmtltying Indeed, Rev. Mr. Culpepper will preach at the Methodist church tcnlghs. It Is not known wheth er tho meeting will continue or not. Col. D. R. Groover wilt laive In tl few daye for VttShlngion city. New York and several Western cities on business. He will be uccompnnled by Mr. J. W. Olllff. Fellowship Baptist church.' In the lower part of the county, win hold a semi-centennial service on next Sun- *»*• »• H>e strongest church in UutkvSh county. Having in Its member ship many of tho best' people In the county. The Ceaebera' Institute of the county still be field here next week. Rev. W. ,J. Durham H The expert. A pleasant session ta looked for. C(>L THOMAS ARRfSSTRD. Charged With Shooting Sam Bentley, Clapt. Nelson's Colored Reporter. Wsycrwa. Ga.. July ».--tSpeeU1.V- Oot L L Thomas; a prominent lawyer of Waynesboro, was arrested last night by Deputy John Ceeon upon a warrant •wore out by 8am Bentley, the negro who was tthot on ibe Brunswick and Western railroad night before last, ebarg. fag hint with being the party who did ibo alio sing. We learn that Coi. Themes denies shoot ing Bentley, and says be will be able to prove that he 1^ not the party. Col. Thomas came to Waycroes with the officer this morning and demanded a preliminary trial. Tho wounded negro having been sent to Albany, his counsel Hitch & Meyers, could not go into trial, claiming that other wltnoesra were also absent. Col. Thomas was then put under a Vo bond for his appearance at auch time os he should be wanted. What the nature of the testimony against Col. Thosas Is the Herald Is not Informed, but both he and hls friends say he did not do the shooting. Col. L. A. Wilson represent. Col. Thomas. It Is understood today that Bentley will recover. Sheriff hllller and hls passe returned last night from tho pursuit ot the negro, Tom Johnson, who murdered Conductor Nelson. Tho dogs follower him ebout nine miles and the trail was finally lost In tho rlier swamp. It Is thought that other parties aro after him today and It seems almost Impossible that he should nnally escape. It Is understood that a re- ward will be offered for tho murderer by the stato and probably by the railroad authorities. Johnson met a negro yesterday morning when fleeing from the post' ond told him that ho had killed a .conductor and wuh trying to get away. -Ho was bare headed and seemed in bad‘plight SHIPMENT OF WATERMELONS, H.’ko, July 24.—The Baptist meeting here closes today with 'three acces sions. The prater. Rev. L. K. Hen derson, Is an able divine and is de servedly popular with this members nnd alto public. The rnwt melons of iphe season from Ihla place will be Shipped tomorrow. The melon crop hero was late, and well tt was, as by this it csoaped the drought. A number of cltlxens were sadly dis appointed here yesterday in not get ting aboard the excursion train for Florida. The tralh was well filled when tt passed here. They want the obliging officials of ithe Georgia Southern and Florida railroad >to repeat tho oppor tunity. Mr. J". H. Laldler, one of The most popular young nien here.’ wtH assist Professor Pen roe In a eummer school nt Marietta. Elko has now a numfber of visitors, Mrs. Moss hnd Mrs. Allen from Key West, Miss Annie Smoak of Macon, MUs Emily Lane of Kirkwood, -Miss Annie Lou Holmes of Macon. 51rs. Mur row of Thom.isvJ'ie. Moat of Hies* havo vlsltol Elko in the past and re ceived n hearty welcome. Mr. R. L. Means, -the popular trav eling salesman tor the firm of W. A. Doody & Oa.. ts among hls friends hero today. TWIGGS COUNTY TOPICS. Jeffersonville, July 24.—(Special.)— We have had rain almost without ceas ing since fast Stmflay evening. Crops on red lands nro holding up very well, but on sandy lands crops are beglnntng to fail from too much rain. The election by primaries yesterday tor the nomination of sontor to repre- »nt Tnttsa Wilkinson and Jones in the Twwpty^lrst senatorial dlstrlot re sulted In a majority of 70 for W. J. Harrison over W. B. Tarver. The elec tion-was batty contested and every tadi of ground was fought to a finteh. Considerable enthusiasm was ex pressed on both Bide*. PROFESSOR RAY IS PRINCIPAL. Haddock Station. July 24.—tSDeelit l— The board of trustees bf the hlg‘h«hrol met on veaterday and elected Professor E. L. Ray ns principal. Wo hope to have one among the best schools in the stato. ProfesKiir Riy comes highly rec ommended as a teacher. ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR .. IKK. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOB LESS THAN 15 CTS. wanted! - WANTED—Everybody to know that ft new our American Cow Feed has Just arrived at Holt ft Barfield's. WANTED—Five good canvasser*. Sle- 'tropolttan Life Insurance Company. F. W. Cook, assistant superintendent. Johnson & Harris building. Office hours 7:90 to 8:30a. m., 4:30 to 6p. m. WANTED—To buy a house; monthly payments; good neighborhood; or party so build, to sell on such terms, aa an Investment. Address 530 Wash ington avenue, WANTED—Those whb desire big bar gains In clothing, hats and gents' fur nishing guods to call at Retld ng'a. J. J. Cobb, assignee. WANTED—You to eeo tho 1594 Densmore model typowrlter on exhibition at F. R. Pomeroy’s. J. K. Mlutor, tele phone 283. FOR RENT—The Boardman dwelling, 357 First street Immediate possession. Apply at 3Iacon Savings Bank. FOR RENT—Three desirable rooms, with all modern oovenlences, over store of W. E. Hill & Co., on Second street. Suitable for physician or den tist. For further information apply at Willingham's Warehouse. FOR RENT—The elegant two-etory brick residence. C3G Orange street, containing nine rooms and three bath rooms and all modern conveniences. The house has recently been com pletely overhauled. Accessible to all street cor fines. For further particu lars apply R- 3. Collins & Co. FOR RENT—Nloe seven-room dwell ing for 314 per month. No. 255 Orange street. Apply to E. J. Will ingham, at Payne ft Willingham's. FOR RENT—A comfortable, furnished front room In splendid locality on tho Hill. No children In tho house. Ad dress "J. H.,” Caro Telegraph. ter Wheat Flour Mill t’lnnl lu tho UNDINE. Crushed lttlddllpgs Flour. Th «““ly.^purof iukind, and the best of any kind. It Is inn.lo by asaerei pro cess known to but two person*. • •100.000 be* Vex Offered frr the Knewledes. Ask your grocer If bis flour Is mixed with corn flour. Such flours ate inju rious to hetltli. We hav* uo corn meat attachment. UNDINE crushed mid dlings flour fa pure and wholesome and to msda from selected wheat. IT JS .WATER GROUND. FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS. The > Most Wonderful Offer Yet ... . 180 C MAGNIFICENT O YOUNG GiilL’S TAILOR GOWN. .... OF THE . . FOR SALE—Pour-room house and store attached. In splendid paying lo cation; also stock If desired. Call this week. Frank 51. Oliver, 418 Second afreet. JERSEY BULL, three yeard old—a beauty. Price, 325, at my Bibb firm. H. J. Lamar. FOR SALE—Ten shares Exchange Bank stock and three shares Union Savings stock. Apply 717 First street. 003—Northcoto Blazer—Sizes for 14 and 1(1 Years. A pretty and stylish tailor gown is as necessary to complete a young girl's wardrobe us it la for ladles. This is a useful aud becoming style of blazer, which when worn with uuy style of plain skirt completes the popular style of tailor gown. This convenient gar ment makes It easy to vary the watmlh by using shirt waltsts, blouses or waist coats of different weights, to suit ull temperatures. It Is lifted with the usual seams nnd baa suflleleut fullness In the back. Tlio fullness of tlio bloroo front Is shirred becomingly iti the form of a shallow yoko below tbe slack collar. Cheviots, tweeds anil sirsc* are the popular materials l'or these gowns, and for Bummer thosu uuiOc of cotton or linen duck, canvas or gala- tea clohli arc both stylish and cool. A special (lliwtration nud full infec tions about tho pattern will lie found oa tho envelope In which It Is enclosed. 548—TADGL'J". iUD SKIRT. Sizes for Twelve, Fourteen and Six- teen Years. This is a vefy popular style of skirt, cut with five gored breadths aud a bias scum In the back. Any of tits popular cotton or woolen materials can bo used for this skirt, nnd when fin ished with rows of stitching It can lie •elected to complete any of the tailor- made costumes. . , . , A special Illustration and full dlrec- tlons about lire pattern will bo foand on the envelope in which tt Is en closed. FOR SALE—Old paper*, for wrapping purposes ate., 25 cento per hundred. Telegraph offlc*. Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for READERS FOR SALE—Handsome paddle and har ness horse: cost 2225; close rockaway carriage, used very little, ebst $325; will sell both very cheap. W. G. Sol omon. A«MBRTOAN COW FEE'D—Beat milk and bolter produoer on tho market. For ea-o *by Holt & Barfield. FRESH WATER TROUT, Jack, perch nnd bream Cor Friday at Maomllhin & Kennedy. NEW GOODS received dally, shelled almonds, early June and French peas, (mushrooms, Morisohir.o White oher- rfcu. red-pkted cherries, Peninsular milk 12 1-lc, oatmeal, bloater mack- erel, 1>*mv Drop, Pastry Patent, Pos ter's Elegant, Jersey and Royal Owl Flour, Northern potatoes, pate de fol gras, carvkir. French eaidlnes, dives, •preserves and Jellies. We axe head quarters. John C. Holmea & Co. LINDEN BAKING POWDER alwaya live* satisfaction. Tour grocer Delia It. CHEAPEST PLACE in the city to get your pictures framed. Mlgrath's Por trait House. 125 Ootton avenue. GROCERIES—We will sell you more goods for the money than any other house, try us. John C. Holmea & Co. CRACKERS, Extra Toast, Royal Milk, and a line of Holmea & Coutta* sweet cakes always In atock at R. C. Kaen’a. I SELL Royal MUk crackers like those left at your hou*e at i® cenla pound. W. G. Midd'.ebrooks. FRIDAY is a flsh day. Go to Macmll. ktn & Kennedy MM ktft your or ders—perch, bream. Jack, trout and erabe. 10 CENTS per pound for Holmea & Coutta* Extra Toast or Royal MUk crackers. E. S. Smith A Bro. OUR friends all say that our soda water and ktms are like our fountain—the finest in the city. Daniel Drug and Seed Company. AT COST—Clothing. Hats. Underwear. J. J. Cobb, Assignee of W. A. Redding. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives •wdafeodoa. Retool* 29c. ib, If you visited tho Fair you can appreciate this volume and if you did not it is the next best thing to a visit. Come and see it. When will you ever agam have an offer of 180 fine Photographic Views handsomely hound for 30 cents. This is all it will cost you if you will clip out the followin' Coupon and bring or send it to The Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OP THE Worlds Fair r ~" h ' w »«*• J'Mtus aoutmg 6y mod *MUt Irfan S ctntt tSLtr* » ewer jh»U0«. KAMK fOIF2f. STATE — NAME OF PATTERN: Send thl. coupon and 10 eras to the Macon Telojr.iphond yon can get any on. of Pattern* ptMUhed. t/otic numW.mJ name of Pattern, and unit, ptaadj mi ^EnaS« focTfo'feach fatten Jeiori KAMI. W. L, Douglas S3 SHOE tioaavcAKm'o. — #5. CORDOVAN, FflUICHAFNAMElKDCWj: 5 -° FINEGMf&iMMS /fas? POLICE, 3 Solis. ,,s«»2.WORKIN0IB|$ *2- EXTRA FINE. ^ *2ADBnfio««Sw& . .ladies- i^BikTD 0 " 60 ^. —- BROCKTON, USS8 price* and the )AMdlem*n , « profit*. Ouj “-j rquil custom vVtk. la style, e»»y Wearing qualitieV Wu hav*them *oM* fh / a where it lower for the value § g«»« JJg any other make. Y*ke no *ob*titute. dealer cannot flippy yo«, we can. t>7 ROCHESTER SHOE CO. - CHEHRY STREET. hxiwitboL *ny Ifwir■»),rnyoewa; ma saece«fl i**w*w»**'-; hxvtsbenrh. :< i ' fWy.-art-ftUndiB* Corel ty bo- He pnbllqbe* * »*1 u*ble work on thkdlie*** * ^* c “ ta •ernliiva < i*l • • Uittleofhi**b*otatecor?a* r **7 agvKfJ -I'r «: > amreeod theirP.O.tndExpry ^ drrflfa- Sv-: an J4m:« wishing ac :r-t -• ’ '' Prof. Mr. II. fSSKBt P. D.. 4 CpXu l**