3
Absolutely Pure.
than there was expessed a firm de-
tenulnation to overtake and capture
the outlaws. Esquire Hunter went
before Judge. Meares and recited to
hrra the facts iivt he case, whereupon
the iudsre at' once wrt out a war
rant for the capture" of the" crowd
! and placed it in the hands of Sheriff
Cooper. -Toe warrant authorized
tne sneritr to taKe tne wnoie gang
and bring them before ' Judge
Meares at Charlotte. U It had been
represented that the crowd ef labor
ers had made themselves a terror tp
the people along the line of their
march, bv tearing down fences, rob
bing gardens and watermelon fields,
insulting people, cuffing negro
women, shooting chickens and ston
ing and firing at people. Esquire
Hunter made these specific charges:
That members of the gang had
shot at a negro boy, a driver for Mr.
Harvev Henderson, and that one
man had cast a rock at the boy and
knocked out one of his eyes: that
they raided the yard of a white lady
named Mrs. Gorman, snot ner
chickens, wrung off their heads and
threw them into the wagons, and
that when she remonstrated, they
GUARD A GAIN ST IU E STRIKE, ........
-And always have a bottle of Acker's
English Remedy in the house. You
qannot tell how soon Group may
strike your little one, or a: cold or
cough may fasten itself upon you:
One dose is a preventive and a few
doses a positive cure. All Throat
and Lung troubles yield to if s, treat
ment. A sample bottle is given you
free and the Remedy guaranteed by
Munds Bros., druggists, v.
The Campalsru Oreau."-
.MISCELLANEOUS.
UICCELLAUEODS
J 0 GT 13 EG ED V EE) Corner Harket and Front
nr. 7?
VUJAJJ
A FRESH LOT OF THOSE FINE
ASSORTED CAKES !
T!
AT.-
Come In ana look at thenuthey are elegant My
"PAEOLE DTOMUR" FLOUfi
The numerous newspapers of the
State have put on their Nwar paint
and settled down to business, We
may expect some lively music be
fore November. The best campaign
Organ and one we can recommend
is sold by J. L. Stone. Polite and 1101(13 the lead, and is pronounced by ex
attentive salesmen will take "pleas
ure in snowing instruments and giv- perts to toe the
mg prices. t
FOR THE SPRING AND
Summer trade I am offering the
most attractive stocs of
DRY GOODS
a
"
116 Slarbet
COMMERCIAL. NEWS.
This powder never vanes. A marvel of pu
rity strength and wholesomenesa. More econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in eons. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
CO.. 106 Wall St., N. Y.
oct S3 dwlj tenrm 4thv& Srdpw
TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1888.
IN CONGRESS YKSTKUOAF.
s-r " SENATE.
Washington, Aug. 20. The reso
lution heretofore offered by Mr. Ed
munds, instructing the Committee
on Finance to inquire and report as
to the deposits of -white, depositors
. in the Freedmans Bank who were
in no way connected with its mis-
: management and failure, was taken
. npat Mr. Edmunds' solicitation.
, v Mr, Beck withdrew his objection
.5 and the resolution was adopted.
The Senate then, at 11.40, went
into open executive session on the
Fisheries treaty, and Mr. Morgan
resumed his argument in favor of
ratification.
"Mr. Morgan spoke till 6 o'clock,
r and will have half an hour to-morrow
in order to conclude his argu-
inent.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Breckenridge, of Arkansas,
offered various resolutions to correct
certain abuses arising under the
present' tariff laws in relation to bag
ging lor cotton, sugar nt tor con
sumption, coal oil, alcohol and cot
ton seed oil. Referred.
Bills were introduced and refer
red, as follows:
V By Mr. Anderson, of Iowa, toTle
' fine trusts and to provide for the
punishment of persons connected
with them.
. ' By -Mr. Morgan, of Mississippi,
placing cotton bagging on the free
list.
By Mr. Simmons, of North Caro
lina, to allow importers of cotton
bagging a drawback during the con
tinuance of cotton bagging trusts.
Mr. Townshend, of Illinois, on be
half of the Committee on Military
Affairs, moved suspension of the
rules and passage of the Senate bill
- concerning a detail of army and
navy officers to educational institu
tions. "(The bill increases the max
imum number of officers who may
be so detailed from, forty to fifty.)
, The motion was opposed, discussion
arose1, and the bill was finally with-
drawn for the present, because of
. the failure to secure a queruin, and
.the House resumed consideration of
told her to "go to h 1;" that they
stole chickens from Mr. Joe Means;
that thev destroyed a garden on
Mr. Dave Hunter's farm; and that
thev maliciously blocked up the
county bridge over Barnett's creek,
ref usiiicr to allow 'any . one to
cross for nearlv two hours. Sheriff
Cooper realized that he had a tough
gang to handle, and called upon the
Hornet sJNest ltinemen to aid nun
in effecting the capture. Captain
Robertson,. with 2i) members of ins
company, promptly responded, and
about a dozen citizens volunteered,
making a very ttrong posse commi-
tatus. Chief of Police tfrimth and
Sergeant Jetton had been dispatch
ed on horseback in pursuit of tlie
party. The military and civic or
ganizatlon marched to the Trade
street depot, where'a special car was
in waiting to take them in pursuit
of the gang, for the public road to
Statesville runs alongside the A., T.
&O. road so that a locomotive chase
was practicable. The Hornets were
all fully armed, cool and full of
nerve as the race began. At Hen-
dersonville, six milesfrom Charlotte,
Chief Griffith and his party of horse
men were overtaken. The airbrakes
were applied, the train stopped and
they were taken on board, when the
chase was once more resumed. It
was a clear track and a single car.
and the wheels fairly hummed. At
Davidson College it was learned that
the band was about live miles
ahead, and the train once more
forged on. The window sash were
lowered, so that the uniforms of the
soldiers could not be seen, and
when four miles were covered, the
caravan was sighted. The long pro
cession of mules and carts was slow
ly moving along, the front being
headed by a covered wagon, from
which floated a large red flag. The
train went on by to Mt. Mouine sta
tion, where it was just out of sight
of the caravan. Here the troops
disembarked and were formed in
line, the. civic corps supporting them
in the rear. Sheriff Cooper, flaunt
ing his papers in his hands went
ahead of the military, to meet the
foe.. After a inarch of half a mile
the advance guard accompanying,
the sheriff met Capt. Kimbrel, who
was riding half a hundred yards in
frefnt of his gang. The Sheriff pro
duced his papers, and within live
minutes the entire cadvacade was
surrounded. The battle was won
without a shot having been
fired or a drop of blood spilled
It was found that five of the worst
men in the crowd had escaped. At
Davidson College, that 'morning,
tney Had raided Dr. Wilson's water
meion paten, ror .wnicn tnev were
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Aug. 21. 2:3P. M:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 33 cents. .No sales reported.
ROSIN Dull at 70 cents for
strained and 72? cents' for good
strained.
TAR Steady at $1:40.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.00 for hard, $1.80 for yellow
dip aud virgin.
COTTON Nominal. The following
are the official uuotations: Ordinary,
8 buuu vjl uiuai y , u iuiu, iu w ixxiix
dling, 0 11-16: middling 10; good mid
dling lOf.
Receipts to-day: Spirits, 210;rosin,
617; tar, 309; crude, C4; cotton. 10.
MARINE NEWS.
P0KK8T AND WHITEST
FLOUR SOLD IN THE CITY.
Come In and examine my goods imd you'll
to be found in this city. . Select
ed expressly for cityetail trade,
by tbo most experienced buyer,
who, with an eye single to the
needs of his customers, who are
proverbially the most tasteful la-
nna that i always nave on hand the best of joies in the city, and at the same
time to meet the views of the
Goods and at amazingly low prices. . 1 most economical, in prices, has
in the uiosfc triumphant manner
succeeded in making the .k tore
on the Corner the "Talk f of tin
Parties deslrinar (roods to be delivrfid on fchfl I rn.. - . r - e - -. j
jluvvu. wiiere can oe iounu . a
Sound, will please leave their orders either magnificent stock of Spring and
Tuesday or Wednesday morning, as my cart
makes weekly trip to all points, without extra
charge- ' : - - ' ? "
weekmanyuioreBar-aui
. PALL STOCK,
'Brgaill!iiri
wwlTE
GOOD
rm
ARRIVED.
Steamer A P Hurt, Robeson, Fay-
etteville, Woody &; (Jurrie.
CLEARED. '
St eamskipBenef actor, Tr i bo u, New
York, H GrSmallbones.
Steamer A P Hurt, Robeson, Fay-
etteville. Woody & uurne.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISK.
New York Steamer Benefactor
16 pkrs nidst, 10 bales dog tongue,
100 bags chaff, 6 bbls wax,645 do tar,
181 do rosin, 2 do crude, 100 casks
spirits, 23 bales cotton, 47,400 feet
lumber. "
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND AUG. 18, 1888.
Cotton ashore. CG; afloat. 89:' to
tal 102. ' . ; -
Sidirits ashore,
tal, 4,081.
Rosin ashore,
total, C7.948.
Tar ashore, 2,302;afloat, 300; total,
Summer Dress Goods, in all the i
leading and most desirable stvies.
among which are many excellent i
. - . i
parcams in tlie various now
shades of Albatross, Nun's Veil-
ing, Printed Ohallis, Beiges,
i rench and American Batines.
The Southern Suardsman , I Ginghams, Lawns and Printed
j.naia xjinens. uur stock oi - .
DBE8S GOOD,,
.liarKatnsir,
J no. L, Boatwright,
augr20
15 & 17 So-Front St.
Wilis too, N, C.
OFriCIAI. OBGAN OF THE NOKTII
WHITEGodds
' " - - . v
Remnants Embrold"-
CAROLINA STATE GUARD.
CONDUCTED BY
4,G77; afloat. 4; to-
67,854; afloat, 94;
2,G02.
"WXXjXi X. COLEY
1st Sg't. Co. A, 3d Iteg't, N. C. State Guard.
rPHE GUARDSMAN Is endorsed and recom
1 mendedby the Governor, Adjutant Gen
eral, Regimental Commanders and all other
officers of the Guard. It was officially an
nounced as the Organ of the North Carolina
militia in General orders No. 6, which were
Issued on May 2d, 1888. All citizen soldiers
should subscribe at onoe. Subscription price.
$1.00 per year. In advance. 53 standard books
and THE GUARDSMAN one year for only
f 1.50, Advertising rates, $3.00 per inch, send
for sample copy. . :
Address WILL X..COLEY, :
Publisher Southern goakdsman.
my 23 tt Winston, N. C.
40-lnch Second Mournino
75c for 60c.
48-inch Black Henritta irorth site
Drap Avenue de Sole, worta 1 forts
Crude ashore, 740.
RKCKIPTS FROM AUG. 11 TO AUG.' 1&
Cotton. 149:spiritP. l.G19:rosin. 3.C30:i
tar, 1,713; crude, 1,009.
EXPORTS FROM AUG. 11 TO AUG.
DOMESTIC. "
Cotton, .389; spirits, 5.13; rosin, 648;
For Sale.
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, AT YOUR
18.
wn price at
aug 14 tr
Kx'raBar&rain Day, Ttnw
K AT THE CASn nor8EOF
m. m. i&j
REVIEW OFFICE.
Dividend Notice
J : - -
tar, 1,584; crude, 785.'
ISLAND BEA3H HOTEL
"lulls DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF NEW
Hanovers haTe declared a semi-annual dlvl
dend of 4 per cent., payable to Stockholders of
recora or mis uate, on and after the 9th Inst.
is. D. WALLACE,
aug G it .. - Cashier.
--
NOW OPEN !
Society Work.
UE SEWING SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN'S
fta fHlnoeQ Kill
. The debate was wholly political arrested and fined $10. They then
andJarfrelv unon tne. same line oil L"c witu.iij
lhat of Saturday.
Mr. McCreary,of Kentucky,closed
the debate with the defence of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs from
the charge of dilatoriness, and the
bill was then passed without
from the
Capt. Kimbrel did not seem surpris
ea at tne presence of the - trooos.
He had been antici patina an arrest i
and at once expressed his willing
ness to help the sheriff secure the !
guilty parties, regretting that five
ion, with an amendment providing Pf W01 had escaped. The whole
frm. t!A ronaaiin,, .lonw fiiin.ii I was then drawn up in line,
and m a short time, Jonas Mclver
xnat , tne repealing clause shall go
into effect only upon the ratifica
tion -of the pending treaty.
I i i ; Jtsuckien s Arnica Sal v
IT mm m M I v .1 ill I'll V iiiiii -
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
J Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
i fckin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay- required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction.
r money refunded. Price 25 cents
Ij :3 J : i f " . m
STATE NEWS.
San ford Uxvressr Dockery said I
in his speech at Jonesboro that the
kinky headed : negroes would know
it when they got ahead of him. He
thinks the negroes will go to the
was spotted as the man who had
sroien caonages, Liim jacKson as
one who stole melons, Scott Stevens
as one of the men who shot chick
ens and the man who cursed Mrs.
Norman; Shep Blakelev as the one
who knocked the boy's eye out With
a rocK. These were turned over to
the militarv guard, while the search
went on. .Finally, a crowd of twen
ty-four was put under arrest and
sent on the train. The remainder
of the squad were left at Mt.Mourne
to guard the teams -while the sheriff
and posse came back to the citv
A 1 J .
witu me twenty-iour prisoners.
They were marched straight to the
courtnouse. it was then late in the
Dancing, Fishing,
Fish Supper.
Sailing, Boating, &c.
LUNCHES lO to 25 cts
W. A. BRYAN,
aug 6 tf Proprietor-
(juaratitim. Notice.
BOAHD OF HEALTH .OP THE COUNTY
OP NEW HANONEK.
ihomas t. wood, M. v., secretary.
Wilmington, N. C, Aug. 10. 1888.
Wukreas, It has come to tlie knowledge of !
tlie County Board of Healtn of tlie County of
New Hanover that yellow fever exists In
Jacksonville. Fla.,
If Is hereby declared by the said Board that
Inland quarantine shall ,be established this
Parish solicit orders for all kinds of nlain ana
fancy sewing, crocheting and embroidery.
Ladles' and Children's aprons a special ty
Orders left at the Rector, or 224 North
Third street, will meet with prompt attention
UUY . , .-.
Wow Ready.
I AM FULLY PREPARED TO FURNISH
my friends and the public generally with
the Purest Prugs that can be found In the
city, aiso a ane assortment of Toilet Soap,
Brushes and Combs. I have a fine assortment
oi cigars ana cigarettes. I can be found at
my store isignc ana nay.
JOHN SHEEHAN. the Druggist,
aug 14 6tn N.W. cor. Fifth and Castle sts.
3716
116; Market 8trcf.
WIMIINGTOS, J, C.
"MACINAW "
UJNL.X 1NU1NE MACINAW" HATS SOLD
IN WILMINGTON. ,
LOUIS H MEARES.
13 NORTH FEONT,
- Gentlemen's Furnisher and Hatter
Wilmington Sayings k Trosl Cdmpanji
Vf AKli.JT, BETWEEN SECOND AND
jjjl inira sireets. ,
JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President,
W. P. TOOMER, cashier. '
Lends money on satisfactory security.
Pays Interest on deDosits. .
is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds.
surpasses that of iiyToVmor "yeaH Will Open Mondav hv
son in : varifltv.-r.hn.nnAt -"oTifl I J
elegance. We have beafcif ally
embroidered Skirts ' on Batiste
and IndiaLinen ; with Flouiicings,
Edgings and Yoking . to match.
Embroidered Marseilles Robes
in Patterns for Ladies and Chil
dren, plain White Lawns.- IndiaO
Linens. Lin on (VTrlanrlo rind 1Many more oods.
Batistclaire at prices froni Five
Cents per yard to tlio finest im
ported. Plaid ; "and Striped
Lawns. Nainsook and Mill Vt Ecru
and White French : Plqne. ' One
liuiuirea liaiHlyome li,mbroulered
.Bobesip boxes, bought a job and
will be sold at half valne. 4 , -We
have. almost, succeeded in
paintiDg V ilmiDgton whiter with
white dresses; we greatly .desire
to whiten theMest of the -Country.
n the sale of White Goods
we have no competitor. It would
bo profitable to those wishing to
purchase goods in that. line to
entrust their orders with" us or
write for -samples, r Our other
great specialty, J' QueeM f St. JflL:
Housekeeping Goods, AV lequlab tei?s to
y A . , - . , port and return, Sundays excepted) I
is in full stock, and is as it t e ver has Wilmington, foot of Dock street, at ic
ueejj, it puzzie ana wonderment to
our neighbors'. ; Where does he buy
his goods? How can he sell at the
prices? How is it that all onr cus
tomers goto HEDRICK'S to buy all
of their Table Linens,' To we'ls and
Napkins? Reader, listen; the secret
is tins. We buy this line of goods
direct from the importer. We know
what the people want, and" we know
how to buy them, hence we are en
abled to sell a pure Linen; Damask
at 50 cents per yard, as good as can
be had elsewhere for 75 r cents; a
White pure Linen Damask at $1.00,
as good as any man can show at
$1.-10; with all other goods in this
line, such as Napkins, Doylies, Tow
els, etc., at proportionately low
prices. , We offer a full line of Do
mestic Goods at prices to suit all
classes., .... .. . -
Space becoming short, much that
we would like to tell in this must h
deferred to a. future advertisement:
Suffice it to say that wo keep the
largest stock of
7OGOUTHP0!
THB MAGNIFICENT STEA3II
a. m., and returning leave SoutHporta:
Fare for round trip 50 cents for U:.:
i 25 oents for cnlldrea. .
W. IT- CniilSTOPflER. ? urttf.
Healthful!
Pine
yesterday I
tne passage
polls and vote in one , Bolld phalanx th"araffl .I f 7.
. for hitn, and no doubt he said M utfc TO.S?,,
whites. .But this made some ne
' groes mad and they say that they
are going to get ahead oHnyoBon by
voting tne Democratic ticket.
Charlotte Chronicle:
through this place of a long string
of railroad laborers, mules and carts.
The force belonged to Mr. J. T.
xvoauy, WJio uas juai uui&uru n cuii
tract orx the 3 C's road to Rock Hill,
V and was being transf erred to Wins
i ton, to -begin work on the construc
tion of the Roanoke Southern road.
- wagons,- in the procession, and
eirrhtv men . and women, and all
were in charere of Capt. S. J. Kim-
afternoon, and Judge Meares sent r upon tne raIll,oads leading into tuis city
f KEdMi.aV?Z by authortty or tbe general statues, .code,
vuvii, mrii vi I ill iuuuuny.
Sec. 3883.
It Is Lereby ordered that
usiiecL' i
ed the commissary and found it well 5511:111 stationed at Meare3' Bldff. who shall
i; a .i. , . i '
auuuneu witn cnicKens antt watpr-
rri i, vuvwuguij
jucxuuo. iiicn: were ueau cnicKens
... A11 1 mm
iu ucany iiu me carts, .ine. gang
uock Mill last Thursdav and
examine
and
left
was due ut Winston this week. Qap
tain Kimbrel remained at Mount
Mourne with the remnant of his
gang. Sheriff Cooper and Deputy
Rlia.iff rl 4- .Ml I il
"up"" omuiuu win jeave imsmorn
mg for Mt. Mourne to arrest eight
more or the gang, Judge Meares hav
ingiast night issued warrants for
mem.
-A a ...
.notner child killed bv fho co
of opiates given in the form of Sooth
ing syrup.. Whv mnt.h
.".-w . r ... . i - i , " . '
ball, who was acting as tneir guiuei wiuureu sueu ueau J v poison is snr-
" m iL . X A. I -vxmvavm I. ll. " i
and escort tnrougn ine country vot yruuig wueu iuey can relieve the
enna or its peculiar troubles by us-
iuKer xjaoy woother. It con-
jainsno upiumor Morphine Sold
Dy Aiunas iiros.,. druggists.
Winston. The crang-passed through
. Charlotte Friday morning and took
the road4eading the Statesville. It
was apparently a very quiet and
town,, but the city was scarcely left ' you want to feel comfortable
behind before a chapter of rowdy- and wejl all you need is a gootl Ham
, ism and lawlessness vos commenced, mock Ton will find the largest as
Early yesterday morning Esquire ortment and cheapest at Heinsber
Xlunterarrivedintbecity-to lodge er's. V : " 5 : x
complaint against . the gang for - . -
outre es committed along the way, -y -ps, best and cheapest, a.t
nd Jiis story; was no snooner known Jacobi'a Hdw. Depot. , . f
every "sleeper"
other passenger coaches, forbidding any per
sons coming from Jacksonville or iowns south
of that point entering Wilmington.
Resotved, That a committee of two be ap
pointed to wait on the railroad authorities to
consult with them In order to perfect such
plans as will thoroughly carry out a suffi
cient quarantine. -
Ordered, that the above resolutions and or
ders shall be made public
F. W. POTTEIi, M. D.t :
JOHN JFOWLER, Supt. of Health.
Mayor, Ch'n?. ; aug 10 tf
Fresh Fish Every Day
' YPE HAYE MADE AltlJANGEaiKUTS With
parties at Carolina Beach to have Fresh Fish
cvci j ua.y. uie u8U win oe packed in ice from
mciwH.u.; rue wanung piease leave or
ders. : . G. G. AMAN & CO.
auig v uock sc., pet, rront and Water.
0 uranti ne at outh port
Handkerchiefs
in all qualities to
retail store in the
ue jouna in any
outn. We keen
OF C05LMIS-
QKDEKED BY THE BOARD
slonersof the Town of Southport, thataftr
the 17th day of August, 1888, no refugees from
any of the Infected towns of Florida, south of
Wayeross, snail be allowed to enter the Town
of southport, either by land or water, unless
they are provided with certificates . showing
that they iave passed through the quaran-
A-l X
uues ajiong ine route, and have been allowed
free pratique by the officials in charge.
a first class stock of Gent's . Furnish-
!r l7u.s' 4undrjed and .Unlaun
dried Shirts, Collars and Cuffs-Bal
Drigganana JLisle Underwenr- T!a
and Scarfs in all the new . styles.
iii'nuse in every quality, to be
soia at inanrellously low prices.
we invite attention to . our ntnt-k
of Imported and Domestic Woolen
ouitings lor tfents and Boys which
we can have made to order hp
m . J
ciass j-anor at the most reasonable,
piiutia. , lnasmucu as Wft' an haro
for the People's sood. tli
where they will receive tl mt
cordial and polite attention.
itespectfully,
Jell
JoJin J. Hedrict.
HAVE OPOI
WowOpetik
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
to my friends and t.h
v t- wn, t'r'ilf-'rJl I iv I i 1 !l I .
i am now iiuiy prepared to serve t he m. T havn
i??"?!?' <h?. Ixwer End of t.n nam.
"WW, wuere i,auies and Gent lpmT! r. V7q r
ticlpateln these interestlnS, f9
Ordered, That the Captains of all passenger
lines be notified that i nn rvm nr ho,;
I will be allowed to land from their boats" el-
cepi sucn as are allowed free pratique in the
City of WUmlnirton. ... . H, tuu
r&eS Tnat person entering the town
south of wayeross, either by land or water in
vlolaUon Of the letter and sntrf r. f Va JvJL-
Hi
go fishing.
also have Swings for the (Tj?ii S 1 ao nereoy certify the within as a true codv
Bait and Tackle for those f ' i V?1? J f??1 of Town Commissioners.
i i v uiav ii-m in in k ai ir irn i wvw . ,
T H. BOWDOIN, 1
rr " ?x u nammocKS. . aug js tf
RWaowoiN? !A.lS88.
W. T. PINNER,
.Tdwnciert.
fJov. Open
TAURANT and I.UCHg S.r
corner of Second f
day, week or month.
na rf. nf the Clty.v FPCC1
boarders. - - JO'
II Inr
Chapel.Hiil, S. C. gS
rpHE NET SESSION 11E JINS AUGUST S3, Wit pf ovt-
SS-SKarpie-KBttf.
din? -' . c .vcnV. '
UniversityoNorthCaroIina
Fibre Mattress
lows and Bolsters
ARE HE ALTHFUL, CLEAN AX5 C
' . ) : TABUTi -;
Leave your orders with .
H0T7ELL & CCI1U1
4 . '-'' Opposite Cltj HaiL .
" P. S. Wo Renorate Old Mattresses t
Awnlns to order.. ( , ; .
ONWARD S THE V.:
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