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'? will be glad to reoelva eoamtravaatta
from our frlanda on any asd all aom
canarsiratarest ho:
Th nantof tb writer asn aiwar wi
suned to tea Cdttot . v
Oomaaiuaiioaa moat be wrntaa oa
OBtaldeof the papar.
Pttrsonantias must be avoldaa.:
And It la especially and parUeulam tut
:ocd tnat the E-tltor ioe not always sodoj
the views of correApondextc -lv r ti
in tee editorial chiT.a.
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W ILMINGTON. N. C., FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1887
NO 191
,rreularly,
. The Dajli
Beyiew,
any
;TUhe l'nri.rrospon
-Cr m 10.000 yearb
fi.,uiniliru.
' ... .1 vii HiMv
- ,.r- fin 1
T',r V ovt-r i.iftboa
,.n.. tile grounds yeste
It'
a
r-
The Far ilei1"
' ... m
B Anthony will eper-u
t-.n.H. holding an equal
nbff . ., .ho hotiin ni each
at.
t the hme t
ac-D-'r.-stuenol that Sw
4 W
" k v ovt been almost per
" I n,y Uuraoii trains w jwi
,ltLer i, r,;a : r-
ber
s
e
EMmtindsisa great Bid to
the Senator. &ne acw ...
...w-i.rv a zood portion of th
UJPrv- . ... . - i
jnillo'c!',;ely aIler ni? ia
oLimrzew. thorough. - hater
.i, Germany, and. io set. d
in which is not Kussian or lor
vj! piubahly take - iwatKoU
ml
irei
'jlhi
the les'lei ' the Panslatisls
erHood dramatization of Ilidrr
imrf novel -Dawn" was piavwJ
Th.work wu dotift by Haddnn
WW- "
Oiab.jouo Australian writer
It
Gafl.f0pflsaj3in the North Auocri
esa BeTiwibat -during our civil war,
tbeaost tremenUus convulsion that
ii'iHurded n biatorjr. Nw England
prodaced neither a great soldier nor a
WteHMaof cummanding influence."
At Brighton, a woek ajro, the young
plans bet -4,500 to 3,000 on the
iLwin?of aeiozle bird, lie brought
down the bird with the first barrel and
,115 000. Bnta of 1.000 oc single.
bird, tere so com noon as to create no
Comment . ' ... .
- .
IhnrieA Mnnrp on a nl tha weallhisal
tsdmst resnetrted citizens of Lvnch
- - c
krg.isdcad. He was a retired tobac
eo minQtac'.urer. having amassed a
B'Bsk'erabld fortune by the manufao
(nrnl t nnno nrtnntttr hrnnrl fF Hm flt
1c; tobacco known as "Killikinick."
wasch bet.r Kinat&d.
m "
The New York raeisenaer boy who
tMDttoIiODdon with souvenirs by
Irobmao, of the New York Lyceum.
isiLH. Sothern, wa9 arrested lor
ttuiDg the British postal laws, but
iobsfqnently wa present at Buffalo
BilFiihow and was to deliver the souv
toirsio tbo Wild West's four-in-hand-
IruQaot Baldwin has a local imita
tor aimed Bartholomew, who has shut
BP nil blacksmith shop and is having
8'f!iewineon a balloon. Ho is ready
for any parachute descent" that .Bd
iniiind proposes they jump from
nthcr side of the sane balloon. He
llbe ready for businoaa about August
nt
T P. ()'(Vnnnr haa tannrrulflnffip.iA
Peking to warraut the announcement
H.t L ... ...
ae will atart his now Radical .bait
Pnnj atternoon paper in London wUh
11 Hr months, when the season egint
Ja. He will probably call ; it the
"'bane. It will be severely local, with
lhlrP Radical bias, paying no atten
a to foreign news and chiefly attack -
abases n London guild govern
ment. -
One of the most horrible railroad ac
cidents known in the history of the
world wis that which occurred in Illi
nois before.day yesterday morning and
by mean? of which 118 persons were
kil'ed and nearly 500 injared. It wtn
an excursion train bound for Niagara
and consisted of six coaches, six sleep
ers and chair cars and three baggage
car drawn by two engines. There
were nearly 1,000 passengers. The train
was an hour and a half late and was
rufarfng at the rate ot 50 miles an hour
when a burning culvert gave way be
neath Jthetu. The scenes are said to
have beggard description.
LOCAL NEWS.
IRQEI TB NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Certificate cf Election
All Aboard for Onflow
Dick Mxabes Id Justice
G w Yatk Ixjvers of Good Music
HKUfSBKKOKK'S J0 You KuOW It ?
Makokn Bellamy, uom'i iale of laud
for xlartUlon,
Who is going on the excursion to
New River, over the Wilmington,
Onslow & East Carolina R. R?
To-day has been the warmest we
have had this week. At 3 o'clock the
thermometer in this office indicated 90
degrees.
s Paints and Varnish. Best in city at
Jacohi s. and at lower prices than you
can buy elsewhere. f
Carolina Beach. Keep cool and re
member that the headquarters for batht
iug suits is at the Wilmington Shirt
fcactorv. Suits made toorder La lies
a specialty. J. Elsbaoh, Prop , 27
Market street. if.
koeral (;eor3e Custis Lee. the,:pres
Ufthe Washington and LeerUni
J. of Virginia, the oldest son-of
dan Gen- bert E. Ue, is lying
ttroosly in at lUvenswortbV.V the
Hii 7 f Representative Iee.
pot f.n,,ici"8. Drs. Fairfax and
6ll. of Alexandria, called Surgeon
lion ,Joha B- HmUton in c msiilta
nd the three remained with " the
J? "rough Sunday night. Mon
ea. Ie was reported as somen
wo improved.
cholera is s.
wLlhern Italy and ia at ihe
Peasr ,UB1 " general ex-
that it will overrun Southern
Ujadri ineve" d-rection when
ostran eqaa,n tQB M waich
PW Bpread lhe lnrecln- The
tM? ,mly Seated At M&Uv which
Ut. h ici ry nervous
do k. lble tr&Mm'tsioa to Un
: .P'hil?8- of the
!ti-o. 1 lraD3tHrtingtecon
Ar6 ?on . ....
Pa;ms tk ,s 10 bmld repair or
W -1! 5ar maleal from
with 11 Z' 1 ewt 118 will enpply
the beat and save you money.t
iudicattoaft
For North Carolina, fair weather and
stationary temperature.
The Rkview acknowledges the cour
tesy of an invitation from the Cnsti -tutional
Centennial Commission1' t
attend the celebration of the Centennial
Anniversary of the Framing and Pn
mulgation of the Constitution of the
United States, at Philadelphia, on the
I5tb, 16th and 17th ot September next.
The Status
The City of Wilmington has voted a
subscription of $100,000 't. the WiN
mington. Onslow & East Carolina R
R., in accordance with the conditions
set forth in the charter of the road and
under tho sanction of a popular vote, as
authorized by the Constitution of the
State. Alt of the requirements of the
law have been complied with. The
bonds will be paid and the road wilt be
built and the advantage it will prove to
the commercial interests of the people of
Wilmington will be fully demonstrated
as the work progresses. There is some
wild talk of "injunctions" in the at
mosphere. All that we can say to this
is. let those who have the money to
spare employ it in this manner, if they
so desire. We do not think that any
injunction will hold. But it can be
tried if there are any who are able
and willing to thus amuse the Court
and entertain themselves.
Wiping out State Lines.
The case of so much importance to
the State of North Carolina. inVol?ing
the constitutionality otthe law taxing
drummers.came up tor bearing in Bal
timore yesterday, before Judge Bond,
upon a writ of habeas corpus issued
from the office of the Circuit Court in
Raleigh, upon an order made by Judge
Bond upon the petition of A . W . Hen
derson, who was arrested in Edenton
for selliog without license, and held by
a justice of the peace ol Chowan county
in a bond of $400 Messrs Pruden &
Vann of Edenton, and Francis M.
Darby, of Baltimore, were counsel for
the drummer, and Messrs. Battle &
Mordecat and Jjbn Devereux, Jr., ot
Raleigh, represented the State Judge
Bond released Henderson on bis own
recognizance to appear before the Court
in North Carolina, the last Monday in
November, with the understanding
that the authorities of the State shall
llfplittiitlot.
Some of our readers have beard ot
elephantiosis and some probably have
not. It is a horrible thing. The legs
and feet swell to an enormous size and
the skin becomes sometimes two inches
thick. It is a rare disease and a total
recover? is rarer. Thnre is but little
pain and the patient can walk about,
sometimes only with the greatoat riiffi
culty. and never without great i-ftort
The feet seem as it weighted down with
lead. There is a case it this kind here
now, the first we hnve overseen in
Wilmington and it may be the first that
was ever known here. The patient is
a colored boy, nearly grown, who came
I rom souie point South of this and is
trying to make his way to Gldsboro.
where ho says he has friends. It is a
pitiful cisu and draws upon the charity
of many ol our citizens.
More K'liiroart Extension
It is rumored thai (4ie Wilmington &
WeJilon ilnilroad Company will in a
short time extend the road trouj VV
liamHi. n i. Jatuesville and that the
Jaineaville & Washington Railroad
Company will then build a branch from
Jamesville to Plymouth and that th
two will be run in connection with each
other. The Wilmington & Weldnn R.
R. will then, it U said, extend iU Nash
ville branch to Raleigh and possibly to
Durham, thus having an out'et to deep
water at the mouth of Roanoke river,
and affording railroad facilities to a
section of country much in need of
them. When the Scotland Neck branch
is built to Greenville, connecting at
IMhel with the road trom Raleigh to
Plymouth, travel and treight tronj thf
Eastern counties tributary to these
roads will have much quicker transportation.
NKW ADVEimSEMEro. j NEW AnVKBTI8Kaf EVT
For
Election IteiturtiH
The result of-the election yesterday
in the matter of a subscription of
$100,000 on the part of the city was
carried by a substantial majority.
There were registered a total of 1,676
votes, of which 1.049 were cast tor the
supscription and 301 against. This is
a majority of 748 of the - votes polled
and a majority of the registered vote of
627. The measure was fairly and
squarely carried. The law requires
that the measure, to be successful,
must have a majority of the vote regis
tered, not ot that cast, and this majori
ty was secured. Eight hundred and
thirty nine vUcs were necessary and
1.049 were cast. The majority for the
measure, therefore, is 2f0 more than is
actually rf quired by law. Following is
the vote in detail :
i No
Reg. Snb. Sub.
1st Ward. 1st div.389 255 30
" 2d " .230 167 63
Second Ward I9i) 106 45
Third Ward 250 150 60
Fourth Ward 208 119 47
Filth Ward 391 252 56
1676 1049 301
trnoiii
Mr. Theodore Sessoms, of Btaden
County, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Berry Glcaves is in the city tor a
lew days, the guest ot Mr. H. G. Small
bones Mayor Fowler is reported as some
what better and we hope to see him out
again in a day or two.
Prot. I. H. Greenewald. who has
been at Spartanburg. S. C tor some
days past, has returned.
Mr. Sol Bear is in New York, en
tfaged in buying largely for the Fall and
Winter. He will bo absent about two
weeks.
Mr. G. W Uivenbark leaves this
afternoon tor Magnolia, where he will
spend a few days with relatives and
friends.
Mr. B." R. Scott, formerly of this
city, but now ot Magnolia, is here and
speaks of returning to Wilmiogton.
He will he cordially welcomed.
Bro. CJiley. of our sprightly cotem
porary, the Raleigh Visitor, is in the
city and favored us with a visit thij
forenoon
Capt. T. M. Thompson, of South-
make no more arrests tor violation oj
the law. which requires license of-port, was happily married last night
non resident salesmen.
faiiileHft KejjulaUou.
I la no longer a question of doubt although
the contrary was; once believed tha. meil.
nes which produce vlojent effects are un
suited to other than desperate emergencies.
Ia other words, that super potent remedies
are calculated to weaken and injure the ays
tern rather than reform It irregularities
among medleloea of debilitating effect arc
cathartics and cho:agoguea which copiously
Snd abruptly evacuate the bowels. .Because
doe not do tola. Iiotetter' stomacn Bit
ters 1b preferable to tne drenchtsg class ot
purgatives Painless In Its effects, ia Is snm
cle'tly active to remedy ctaron e constipation
It re ievea bv Invigorating the intestines, and
enables, not forces, the to perform tbe doty
ti Miss Willard, ef Brunswick county
We tender our genial friend onr most
sincere congratulations.
Mr. W. W. Shaw. recently of this
city, has purchased tne interest of Mr
W. F Ellis in tbe firm of Mose & Ellis,
at Durham. Mr. Ellis will embark in
business for himself. These are al1
Wilmington boys.
Mr. George l. Kellev. who has been
on a visit of several weeks to his tons
a.t Birmingham, and who has given the
readers of the RgyiKW from time to
time a report ot his "experiences." has
ilillinery
and Fancy. Goods
-GO TO
Reliable! Cheap ! Fashionable I
A LA RGE STOCK. TO SELECT FROM.
NO. 118 MAUKKT HTRKEP,
A liberal discount to tbe trade.
aug 11
Ik Justice
ryio YoUli SENSE OE CO&irOET ANUf
fcconomy, wear the
MONABCH SUIUT."
DICK & MEARES,
ang 12
Gent's Furnishing House.
- 12 r. Front St
Sale of Land for Partition.
JY V1KTUK Or A DE KKE OF THE
tu. erlor ourt of New Haiover County, the
underslgnn Commissioner appointed in and
by said decree, will, on Monday, tbe 26th day
t f-eptember 1 87, s;ll et the ourt Houe
d xr in Wilmington. ,r cash, at 12 M, tte fol
lowing lot sltu'itfcd In the city of W 11 mine ton:
lexiiinlng la the W line or Mghth street 1(!
feel K of the line of urange ueet. hence
with w line r Mglitti street lect.intnce w
pralhd with I'raige street 2il le :t, iher.ce N.
ay feet, thence E iii feet t the b ginning;
belog part of lota 3 and 4 in 1 J lock :J J.
MA.KSDKN BLL.xVMLY, Com'r
aug 1! 8t au 2, 9, 26 S3pt 2, 9. 16, 23
Certiftcaie of Election.
Carolina Beach.
rjiHE PASSPOtfT Will, LEAVE FOli
0 aBOLINA BK ACH every week day at 9 and
3, except Frldiy and bat unlay, when evening
boat leaves at 2. So. Train returning leaves at
1 and 6
on ;utadays Lonlse leaves at 9 30 a. m. and
Passport at 2 p. m. Train at 6 p in.
J. W. HAkPEtt,
ang6tfnac General Manager
The Only Complete Stock
OF HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC MED
IGINEI" THE CITY.
HMPHBEY'S Tlomcopathle lmplea
(IMPHKKYM ,r . Tcclfica.
UMPHKEY'S " Veterinary
. cpcclilcs,
and Humphrey's $5,(0 package of No Z6.
JA.&. O. MjTT, tbe UnteKlst,
aug 11 2.8 N. Front St.
lm nosed noon f hem hv nature Promoting
the fcepreilon of b le In normal quantities by. returned to the citv.
Uvtr. tt la eminently rnducrve to digestion, j Thft Rkvtkw I fin nvmnit U the clave
and 'onoribates in no small decree . to keep - Ine UKVKWJOB vFFlCs is tne Pa
the bowels regular. - to get good work at moderate prices.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA,
Auguitllth, 1SS7.
jy F, THE UNDER-SIGNED JUDGES OF
E'ectlon, duly qualified to hold an election In
the several Wards of tne city of Wilmluzton,
on ihe lLth day of August, li7 upon the
question of a Subscription by the City of Wil
mington, In the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars, to the Capital Stock of the Wilming
ton, onalow & Mast Carolina iiai road, here
by certify for our respective Wards, th t the
toliow ng is a true and correct slau-meat and
leuirn of the said election :
JN THE FIRST WARD:
Subscription received 422 vots; do mb
scription received 93 votes. Number of voters
registered 619. "
IN THE SECOND WRD:
Subtcription received lC6YOtes; nosubscrip
tlon received 45 votes. Number of voters reg
istered 199.
IN THE THIRD WARD:
Subscription received 15'J votes ; no subscrip
tion received 63 votes. Number of voters reg
i8teied2:a. IN THE FOURTH WARD :
Subscription received 119 votes; nosubscrip
tlon received 47 votes. Number of voter3 reg
istered 208.
IN THE FIFTH WARD:
Subscription received 252 votes; no subsrip
tlon received 1 6 votes. Number of votes reg
istered 391
Making the total number of votes received
Subscription 1,019; no subscription 301. Total
number of voters registered l,t76.
Judges of Election First Ward W.McEvans,
James C. ttewaTt, W. F. Carpenter, .C. A.
Hayne, A. J. Walaer, Chas. . Moiri, II
. Harris, C. H. Ganzer, framuel Reld, Thos.
Brlnkley.
Judges of Electlor Second Ward H. P.
Iiurkhlmev. J. I. Smith, K. B. Burkhimer, J.
A. ashe, Washington McNeill
Judges of Election Third Ward E. M.
Cushlng, W. H. Yopp, L. W. McLaurin, J.
A. Hargrave, H.G.Sampson.
Judges t f Election Fourth Ward W. P
Oldham, Thos. F Bagley, Wm. Johnson, Jas.
K. Cnilar, G Rosenthal. '
Judges of Election Fifth Ward R. L. Dix
on, o. H. Kennedy. C. H. Gilbert, Jno. H.
Howe, Jno. W. Moore,
aug 12 2t
Knoxviile Furniture Co.
YTE ARE HERE YET, WITH THE
lincet and cheapest Furniture and other house
hold goods to be found In the city.
- We are receiving new goods daily from thj
Factory. Aho. a full line of Baby Carriages
aug 8 E. H. a NEED, Manager
Season's Goods.
Refrigerators, ice cream free-
zcrs, fater Coolers, Fly Fans, Fly Traps,
&c , Ac. All. at the lowest prices Call and
examine the goods ani the prices.
GILES & MURCHISON.
au, 3
Look for the Horse.
FOR WE DEFY AY ONE IN THE CITY
to undersell us In Trunks. -atchels. Har
ness or Saddlery Goods. Try a can of Castor
ine, the best Axle Oil n use Repairing of all
kinds neatly, promptly and cheaply done.
FENNEi.L & PANIKL,
Horee Ml liners and Clothiers,
aug 6 10 S. Front st
Wrightsville, TJ.C,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Isaac T. Alderman,
QOMMISSION MERCHANT.
Consignments of Courttry P reduce aolicPed.
- Cotton, Timber and Nival Stores handled o
best advantage. aug3 if
Wow Ready.
Ay HAVE REMOVED FROM THE OLD
tnd and are now read? to wait on all
will favor us with a can at nnr New Store,
114 North Front st. Hard-varn. Htoves an t
txuiuc cuinwning viooi at tow prices
ALimn&tAN, FlVNNKU A CO..
atig3 dAw iU N. Front St.
Seaside Pleasure & Comfort
yAGONETTES WILL LEAVE WIL
mlngton, at S a. m , 2.30' p m and 6 p. m.
RETURNING, LEAVING WRIGHTS VILLE
at 7 p. m. and 7 a. m.
Roiin l trip to Sound and Beach and return
to Wilmington, only 65 cents.
Parties of four or more will be carried to
the Beach for 15 cents each.
We have erected a Beach House with rooms
where parties can be supplied with Bath Suits,
Towels, fresh water and other conveniences
W. II. STOKLEY,
ED. WILSON MANNING
iuly 26 tf ,
Do You Know It ?
All Aboard for Onslow fj
Grand Excursion to New
River!
QN TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Villi, 1SS,
there will be, a Grand Excursion to ihe Ter
minus of the Wilmiogton, XMiblow & East
Carolina H. R-, at Stone's Bay, on New Elver.
Arrangements have been made for the ac
commodation of large excursion parties ex
pected by river and rail from the Interior,
who will join the party here.
The s. ornet Concert Clb and the Germanfa
Corwt Band will both be present and the
Italian Harpers will fur lh music for d in Irg
In the Company's new warehouse at ths ter
minus.
A big Oyster Roast, frea to all, will be pro
vlded nd ar'angeme- ts will be made to ac
commodve those who my desire to rexain
- - 4 1
over a few days to fish and hunt.
A Grand Deer Drive on Jam lag Hun will
be among the attractions
Frefrom W ltmtugton, round trip.
LOTT ' 'G tEEl B CK V
- V neral Rupert ttndcnt,"
MOORE TRADE, Gen. Iran. Agent. -aug
12 It
THAT YOU CAN BUY
Pianos, Organs. NovelsJ
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes,
Inks, Pens, Pencils, Slates,
Mucilage, Gold Pens,
Spectacles, Albums, Elbles.
Testaments, Looking Glares,
Fancy Goods, Base Ball Supplies.
Frames, School Books, very cheap at
HEINSBERGER'S.
july 29
Cash Book and Music Store
Lovers of (iood Music.
JUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT
of the latest music.
BOULANGER'S MARCH,"
Gay, spirited and pretty and played wUh
great success all over the country.
Price 30 cents.
Send in your rames and let us or all yon list
of latest music as soon as published.
C. W. YATES.
aujrS Wholesale and Retail stationer
Grain Cradles,-Grass Blades
and Snaths,
JAWN OWHR. Ac. '
Full stock at bottom rr!ee.
W. K8PBIGKU & CO.,
atu S ' 19 23 Market at.
Headquarters for base ball supplies
ia at HeinjsDCTcer's. t
Sound Partioo.
YyAGOETTE WILL LEAVE OR-
RKLL'3 STABLES for the Sound at 9 a. m.,
dally. Round trip 0 cents.
Sound Parties can be bupplled -with teams
on short notice aud at cheap lates.
Special attention given to boarding horses.
R. C. ORRKLL,
Livery and Sale Stables,
iuly 7 tf Cor. Third and Princess s't
For the Sound.
y-AGOSETTE WILL LEAVE SOUTH
ERLAND'S STABLES f . r the &ound dally at
i. 30 P. M. and 6 o'clock, P. M, Returning
will leave Sound at 7 P. M. and 7 A. M.
Round trip 53 cents.
T. J. SOUTHERLAND,
Livery and Bale Stables,
iuneis Nos 108 A lio North Second St
Self-Sustaining Policies.
rriHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GO.
of New York is the only Company, In the
United States which has in force policies that
are Bclf-swetalning.
For life Insurance that will be cheapest and
safest, apply to the Mutual Life, the oldest
and largest company In the United states.
M.S. WILLARD, Agent,
july 16 214 North Water et.
Excelsior Lime.
QUR MANUFACTURES HAVE TAKEN
a high standard. We have on hand :
building lime,
agricultural lime,
n. c. phosphate,
phosphaticxime,
COPROLlTE MANURE.
These are the best and cheapest on the mar
ket. Send for circular.
FRENCH BBOS
Manufacturers, Rocky Point, N. C.
R. W. Hit KS, Wilmington, N. C,
june 23 tf Agents
I i 'I Mm. .i.iiii Mi. imm i -mm m ri mmmmmm
Now Crop Cuba Molasses.
QECOND CARGO,
554 Hogsheads.
. 66 Tierces,
Now landing ex American Schooner "Uian
us,"fdlrcct from Mataszas.
'Obi'it
For sale very low by
WOHTH & WOKTU
THE GREAT BOOK OF TflE CKMDEF.
The Most Magnificent jet Announced,
entitled,
THE RATTLES AND LEADERS Of THE
CIVIL WAR.
75 distinguished men who took leading part
on eUnertid are writing-It.
80 of the eminent artists in this country are
contributing over
13)0 of the finest illustrations In the world.
There will be mere than
3330 pages printed on the be3t paper.
It will bo the first published In parts, bring
inz It within tbe means of every man in tne
country, and afterwards in volumes. It 1
now ready for delivery In farts. ,
It la sold only on subscription, and has al
ready resched a phenomenal ta e. Agents
who want territory should apply at once to
W. F. MOUSE, (34 FSt., Washlcgton.D.C.
aug 10 2t General Agent for tfce Stale.
, --WANTED !
.ma. ifeeswax. -
5.000
nnrt Iba. CowIIldea.
For which the hlsrhesa market rriee will be
paid.' Consignments sonclte. Heep'j.
CAMUEL BKali,Sx.
july 2tttf o. i0 Market St.
. Dog Collars. I-arce assortment jas t
received. Can buy a nioe-collar from
25 cents p at Jacob's II .t. D.-rotf.