Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1871 — Page 7

(Prom the Home M»K»«lm.) BETWEEN TWO YEARS.

BY HBITU A. BKK EDICT.

ng, *o\n for the glad New Year! and leap

Jong, •OUR roi •o«rmir PKIMNquicken '.he foun'l «f hi* hurrying fcvt we hear. Fh«e our llllles «r» lying a*]«trp

IjfP— yet hold in* dream of winds, wmtonest winds, and low I bruAKlnx billow Unit Klni(-t and uhlnes— their bright breaitU under the snow.

'Vw't, »w*t Earth! We have drained »tii« wiue year's bacchanal feast*. ivit« of fruim that we de»m'd divine

1

tli*5 ixjjjulou* palace of prlmtiq Imutiiiit minUt«rml marvellous things ml 4iM*Ily. to you anil to nit'lie pwil

Lt paid—anil

Hw tar

the New Year sings

of

the mil and the sea.

'»av» laughs! and have loved, have laUtr—l and lost, |v- clung to the green grave hands Viii-id, mid are holding, the pale palms cro»Ml. It bloom's breadth out of ottr hands »tlll thiv itruKglin one trath divine, L»m tUtr wr ck of pitcher and bowl: Ju cru«*k*t crosses there drills the wine I saliitliesi strength for the sonll 3

»*h up, through your covers of OILOW, (uii of luuxhter, oh, Barth! (1 brow* ol beauty— and Hp* agtow JtU U' CUr if tnunlc and mirth! isliukf, from the soul of your aJle* •was, lin»ii*urele** murmur of waves, shitil twi-tfteu the death in your chalice of )l«», |i^ gre.tteti the green of your graves.

^nrlliiK, my/darlliiK,tin- New Yearbrings iii«- inn rivers tliut v. in |r u« 11 iiriKtit body—and tinder his wings LlirUiii for m// biwom and brain! fc!iil. *will lighten, and birds 111 b«* tluttiirfng fnir and far, fre win is ire wild In lb» tangled trees, 1 wl.crc the xllil butU'rcups are.

a lu-ng, a song for the glad New Year! tin- beil* in the belfry and tower iciuidly and merrily, cheer upon cheer, the King who I* crowned ihl» hour" a Hweep of raiment—a swoop of wings— 1 then comfort for you and me: \lw pmt is ptiM—and the New ear sings ftheearol the Hun an the

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TRIP O VER THE ERIE RAILWAY,

l/jcdual Conversation with a Clergypi—A Little Talk with a Miller— iYH/rom a Policeman's Club-Troub-oivrr ({round Hogs—Mistaken Jor 'athmgton.

Fulton Market man found ont I Know about Fanning" in this

11 1 lie. "John,do you know tbo beat to I HIHO potatoes?" B.V8 I, "I MO."

IVH

h«,

4,IIow '44 t*

Pv'hy," says j, "grab hold of the toe* both lnm.ls and pull 'em up." 'M l», "Jo to gni«a." fl MtitrtHi to irrana, and I'm now on »v"r tho Krle Hallway. It's a

I/time to go on a railroad. Tho urn ill (Unrobed, and tho leaves drouth blushing and turning all »*, What last aprlng was a lamb[I* now a muttonlot. Or«en poas tUrnxd to ahot, and MO forth. f^MIMTAKKN IN IIIK MAW.

A

ftr* I Iting I did aftor getting into [?iir« win* to try and make myself •able. Tho attempt proved a fall1 f. iw a fellow with a package In and I said to him, "Huvo a y» io (l what said he. t" B*-m-up," said I. \i |r«M l-tn't ao much bittorness in a (if 1H1l««i alo«A aa lhor» WM in lb# •iiaslon of that follow'a face. In-

Hcorn and malignity struggled 'l,u maatery as ho yelled out, "No, 4'm 11 minister." Veil," said I, "you needn't get mad. «ver would believe it unless

»odyI11nltontiary—and

tofd 'em so." on told him on clcaer inspection ho did look liko a minister—a min1 asked him wan doing with those cards, said they wero not cards, they blink tickota for tho Sunday |ol library. Lon I said "what might your name

nt'

he sal*

»i

»ald,"Barne«." rn I said, with a smile,

1'Thore

are

»1' biirneti all ovor tho country,ain't T" this day he haa never answered ^question, lie moved into.another

rOOH LITTUimOY1,ll TICKItT. ol me sat a little boy. lie had Icket. The conductor punched laid to him, "Is that boy obliged fe a whole ticket to travel on tuia

»ld, "No."

|i»ll,"*aid I, "he'sgot one." hain't," aald he. (l bet vou," said I. "It was a half until you punobed it that made krte one."

Intimated he would "punch tne didn't oontlnue to converse. TAl.K WITH A MIMCCR. lived over next to a lellsr who was of nose. "Ahem," aald I, "caae fhom T" he Mid, "my dorg chewed it

July." 1 said I, "not mayhem, but Julyhf" you from York?" said he. m," said I, Ivou know Smith T" aald ho. fcjlth," aaid I, "what Smith not Watt Smith, but Miau»r 5 he keopa a storti down there." Ufa* surprised wheu I told him "I ie«rd of him." rer of water and chopper of 1 exelairaod, "What Is yxur

IWld he was a mlHor. In miller," aald I. b, sir," aaid ho, "I conduct a wellted Christian aaw uilll." said I, "you are a Millerlte,

Juat then I made nm« further I'^ka. I observed, "The country! flne." I dldn*t exactly know! 'he country ought to look to look (but I bit It right, for be aaid "Yea," aald we were passing through a

fhey run train* nights through a! Ion it try T" I aaked, sweetly. *aid yea, and ttwy made mighty |th«M« In thut section. I related *1 how "I didn't Ilka uilte-y good then I told bi "Truth

jlte-y. and that waa prevailing to I perable extent, too." I «LtC» r»OM A Ct,OK. we stopped tor grab, and I can hat I saw a man sell alk** off a 1 ml club for Ilologna «sns*ift I irOiea, ami *nw with a the aleak old John Roger* wan. at, and It was burned tenner orse than he waa, and tougher par boiled pnmphandleon toaaiL roprietor aaked me if It ad been

I board we are annoyed to death with 'em all winter." "Why," said be, "do you have ground hogs in York?" "Yea," aaid I, "lota of 'em we call 'em aaustgea."

For 'he space of five minutes he bowed his head and wept. MISTAKE* rOR OKOKOK #ASBLFIF»TO?L.

As soon as he had got through weeping. I told him I had recently visited New England, and how prolitlo everything was up there, and I observed t« 1 him how for milee alongside of the railroads tbo telegraph poles h»d sprouted, and were b«»iirhi« apples, quinces, mutkmelons, huckleberries, and bananas. "No!" aaid he. "Yea," aaid I.

Then he roso and said, "Wash, thought yon wero dead." "My name isn't Wash," ild I. "Kxcus* me, sir," suid he, "I called you Wash because you remind uie so strangely of George "Washington, who did it with his hutchet—the man who never told a lie."

Says I. "Sir, it's lucky you ain't a nixg«rj if you were I would kill you sir, ami let your family go a blackberrylng in October."

DISCOVERY OF COFFEE.

To PUKVKNT PtTTINO rN RMALL-POX. I)r. I. 11. Hlrd (according to the Medical and Surgical Reportor), uses an ointment made of charcoal and lard to prevent pitting in small-pox. This is applied freely over the surface of the face, neck, and hands, as soon as the disease is distinguished, and continued uutil all symptoms of suppurative fever have ceased. The application allays the itching, and seems to shorten tho duration or the disease, and loaves the patient without a blemish, the eruption protected by the ointment not even showing sings of nustul »tion the charcoal preventing the action ol' light, and lard that of air.

BUSINESS CARDS.

C'HEAWLK.

A

Attorney nt I.ttw A Xotnrjr Public, «*. No. HO MAIH 8TKK*T, 'j*.Between Third and Fourth. 21. 11.1rr 4k NO*,

MnnntoetnrerN of I.oromof Ive, Htatlonery, Marine, Tubular and t'vllndet Hollers, Iron TankH, Sheet Iron Work, Door Hteps, etc., cor. Canal AMain Ht. 19

1 V4.

WAHANHKnlttbHthrdwholesaleandO.

Yi«o

1

rorsoRY Terre»llaate far Works,

Henth A iliger, manufacturers of Cars, Car Wheel*. Casting* and Machluery, corner Canal and Main street. 19

rpEBBE-IIAVTE 1 t'onimcrrlal rsllfff, Book-keeping. Penmanship and Arithmetic, coi. $th and Main streets. 19 R. GARVIN, Principal.

BEAUCHAMP

HRI.LT.

ATTOHShTM AT LAW

And NOTARYS PUBLIC. Ohio Street, between Sd and 4th. %dol attention paid to Oatlrftioni.

\triLDY POTHM. Carriage MaatUHetarers. Cbr.

Second and Walnut ^Streets,

Repairing done promptly at low rates.

1 AMEM M. PINKER. Watchinakcrand tJ Jew l-r. Ohio str«et, south ot tne Court. House, T*rn-Haute, Ind. Watches, CloeJts and Jewelry npalred. Engraving neatly done and warranted to give sailoisctlon.

cox.

JB. Wholesale and Retail

Bookseller and SUttoner,

Main Street.

BIMES BOTME,

oal Estate & Collecting Agents,

C.c"

MMMVS,

RW.

Towards the middle of Hie fifteenth century, a poor Arab was traveling In Abyssinia, and finding himself weak and weary from fatigue, he stopped near a grove. Being in want of fu'1! to cook his rice, be cut down a tree which happened to bo covered with dried berries. IIin meal beiniccooked and eaten, the traveler discoverod that the half burned berried wero fragrant. He collected a number of these, and on crush­MAXTEIJi, ing them with a stone, he found that their aroma increased to agreat extent. While wonderingattbis.be accidentally let fall the substance into a can which contained his scanty supply of water. Lo, what a miracle I the almost nutrid liquid was instantly purified, be brought it to his lips It was fresh and agreeablo. and in a moment alter the traveler haj so far recovered his strength aud energy as to be able to resumo bis journey. The lucky Arab gathered as many oerries as he could, and arriving at Aden, in Arabia, he informed the Mufti of his discovery. The worthy divine was an invoterate odium smoker, and had been suffering for years from tho Intluonce of the poisonous drug. He tried an Infusion of the roaated berriee, and wus so delighted at tho recovery of his former vigor, that in gratitude to the tree he calledit Canuah, which In Arabic signifies force. And this is 'he manner in which coffee was first discoverod.

WOOIiEJI MILES, F.

Ellis, Proprietor, retal. manufacturer of Woolen Good*, north-wt^t ctr. 1st anil Walnut streets. 1"

No. 4 Sooth K.rth Street.

BALL,

11.

Dealer in

MnnM*, Omtea,

Its

Plmtv, Jmjmn

mm*I

freasee IT«re, tH Main Stmt, North Skis.

PUT*, OIW, taas. Toilet Art Joins, Brush ea, Ac. GUUCK dt BERRY,

Corner Main and 4th street*

rPPKWHKIMKB BBOH.,

H. BOOLKV,

Opera House Hook Store,

IkMk*. Paper*. Chromos ami Frami*.

JOWI

I told him y«a, I bad Imn darned nwtnlj. I got into tb« cars again the lie «jWrvad,"Tbe pen la ralghUer »e sword." told him that was eaaa wltb UM bog pen. Then tmnned about tba grasa crop, h« waa moch troubled with hoga. "®oam I,"aaid "wbara

4k fOn

ABBEX, HOB&B«

vami'wouidp^'vsJi, ani'eiHMM!HPNtt Hcadqua'rsforDrj Goods •'ICTTRCT.

Open HO«M Osnw.

PM HTBOXd, WholsMic and Retal! IValer In ClMfcr* Te*», es. S«tr»ra,

Piastejr aiNI Staple Wraeeriea, No. IT Main Mreet

InsnmwIVwinf

WHEELEB A WILSON Marhlne, R. II. MAUNER. AiwL

Comer Mala and MS

I LOWS. IWUPjiwRAlff* TmeRsete Ptaw Vsetwry, |«t street, near Main.

WHOLEMLB

tn Mala street, IVvre-Baata^ Mltia.

I A. FOOTE, *J Dealer In "*4

S. BYCE

1EKRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIU DECEMBER 30. i«7i.

Dealers In Btovea,

per*, AvrleMllMral liMlea And manufactured Tin ware, SO and 52 Main street.

BIPPETOB. General dealer In

UKOCER1EH, P1UJV1KION8 A PRODUCE, National Block, '.W Main street.

Field and Flower Seeds,

No. 65 Main street.

BIUELOW

COAL

4k

MIMIXtt CO

will furnish at lowest market prices^ thracite, Pitt burg, Braxil, Block, Low I Creek and Sugar "re«'k coals. Ltmve orders at offloe, Kankln'8 Drug Store, 0th street.

'jillK XKW YORK NTORE, •i Main street, near Court House square,

Dry CJoodM, Curueln, Wall Paper, NhndM,ie. WLTTKN III"HO, RUSCHAUPT A CO.

Amix,

NHRYCR

4k Vi.,

Wholesale A Iteiail dealers in

HARDWARE, HASH, DOORK, PAINT8, Iron, Nails, Oil and Glass, 172 Main street.

B. FREEMAN

American A- Foreign WatehM, JKVVELltl. Ac.. Opera llouse.

KI8KXER,

HIAXOS, NRLODEOVN. ORG 4X8, 91 (intraI •iintriiiueniM, 4kc..

Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

rrCKRIMIAITE MI'HICAL IXNTI1 TI'TE, Sill St., bet. Main A Ohio. Music taught In all Its branches, enter at any time, piano". A. SHIDK, Principal.

Reduce Their Stock

as

As much

By the First sf Jaiaarjr,

Bartlett & Go,

WILL OFFER

Special Inducements

In the way

of Tlscounts

on their Btoek,

which embraces

BIBLES,

Standard, Miscellaneous,

And Jnrenile Books.

BLANK BOOKS,

JIEffORANDUH BOOKS

Of all descriptions.

DIARIES

FOR 1872*

ALL STYLES OF

O a a E M* Main Street.

OOLB AND STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDEBS, PENCIIA, POCKET BOOK IK,

POBTPOMOft, WBITINO DESKS. PltTVBE PBAMER,

CABD CASES, TABLETS, PAPEB KNIVES,

Briefly, all articles osoally toqit to a arnliw

Book AND Statioiery

Look to jtm 1 atanate, wlbas aktwt pwnhaat call at

|JNI0N CHRISTIAN

icala.

Pupils may

Agency for Stelnway

ORATES.

Furnace* NIMI R«nrM,

Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice MOOHK A HAGKRTY, 181 Main street.

R. FREEMAX,

The ]ading Jeweler,

161 Main street.

SAY YES!

0

JOXENAIOXES.

WITTIti

A DK K.

WHOLESALE NOTIONS,

Commission Hferchanti,

148 Main street.

o. r. SMITH. W. A. WHEELER.

SMITH*WHEELEB,

Dealers In

NIOTM. Orntes and Tin Ware. Agency Fairbanks' Scales, lot) Main stre^f.

)UILIP KADEL, Manufacturer of Saddles and Harness, /hips, Curry Combs, Brushes, Horse Blankets, Ac., all work warninted. Lowest prices In the city, 190 Main street, near 7tli.

gPSTI* 4k

MADIBOJT,

DRUGGISTS, 168 Main Street, near Sixth.

W.

II. N€I7DDEB,

Confectionery A Toys,

191 Main street.

4k

t'O.

W.

The Popular House,

Main cor. 6th street.

A. HHEAP, Cosfcflloscrr, Toys, T1 'reah Oyster* Manufaoturor* Agent for Uhtldnm'i Ca rlages, Hobby Horses, Ac., 6th St-, opp. P. 0

w.

JJOOKS AND

STATIONERY

IN ORDER TO

COLLEGE! Merom. 8i 11

Iran Count?, Ind.

The Winter Term of this flourishing Inst! tntlon will commence December 18th, 1871, At 10 o'clock, and will continue twelve weeks. Claase- will be formed In Orthography,

Beading:,

^f«jFra»hy, .•, Arithmelle, Urasimar,

And Hlatary.

The varlons branches of Mathematics, the Natnral Sciences, Latin, Greek, French, (ierman, all the higher branches of a ftill and thorough College Course, will be taught as laid down In the Courses of Htudy In our Catalogue* and Circulars.

Ladle* pursue the Kame course of study, are subject to the same regulations, enjoy the same privileges, and receive the same houors as gentlemen.

514

EXPENSES. v..-'- 1

The necessary expense of obtaining an education at Merom does not exceeotwo hundred dollars a year.

Tnltlon, per Term.

In the Academic IX'partment 0 00 In the Classical Department 8 00 In the Scientific Department 8 00 In each I*partment, Incidentals 2 00 Instructions on Piano, extra 10 00 Use of l'iano. ene hour each day 2 00

Instructions In Vocal Music, gratis. Ron r«l. Both ladles and gentlemen will And good boarding, with furnished rooms, In private families, for $3.00 per week. Some board themselves for about 12.00 per week.

For circulars, or any further Information, address THOMAS HOLMES, I'res't. Merom, Ind., Aug. 3,1871. 6-tf

GiUIiS,

FURS,

FURS.

Having determined to establish a fur department in connection with our dry good6 we respectfully explain the scheme.

As a first-rate utock of furs requires an investment of several thousand dollars it has been customary for the dry goods, hat and certain notion nouses of our city to handle these goods in a "small way." Thlsliasdlvlded the trade to so/^reat an extent that no one has had a really well assorted stock aud neither merchant nor consumer has reaped any material alvantage.

Last year we were disposed to give up the trade but as noone seemed disposed to make it an attractive specialty we have determined to do so.

This year we will offer these goods In far greater variety than they have ever been displayed in Terre-IIaute.

We anticipate that some who really do not care to engage In the trade will attempt to close out the "stock on hand" at cost,anil we understand that to make our undertaking a success we must keep below their prices.

TCELL, RIPLEY 4C DEWING, Cor. Mala Filth Sta.

NTflft STEAM BAKERY.

FRXfcfK EI NIG & BRO.

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

AND

A N

*f DEALERS IN

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

5

possible

FANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES, LATA YKTTK STRKJCT,

,? (Between the two Railroads,)

»-tf. Terre-Haute. I nd.

IANO TUNING.

P. H.ldORE,

PIANO TUNER & REPAIRER.

Order* iefl at the, Trrre-Haute Musical Institute, Jioss Building, South

VA

Ht., wiU

receive Prompt Attention.

MR. MORE Is a first-class Tuner and competent Repairer be has worked In the oele3rated Piano establishment of Stelnway 6 Hons, as a practical Piano maker,and In the most prominent Piano factories In the conntry. He la entirely worthy of the blfb encomiums with which he Is recommended

ANTON SHIDE,

47-tf Principal T. H. Musical Institute. J. A. r*VDAOH. I~ A. OLARKB.

RYDAGH A CLARKE, Airhiteeta & Vnperintendents,

Commercial OoLlege, opp. Court House,

Evmaavllle, IstHasa.

CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH 8TS-, (Dealing's Block),

Terr*-Haat+, Iwllau.

Design* and Estimates made fbr all klndi of Buildings, both public and private. Order* sent by mall will receive prompt attention.

CLARK

HOUSE,

a*r. tor* emd Okie mreeu,

TITS TERRE-IIAUTE OMNIBUS ANli HACK LINK will attend to calls for train* having both the Eastern and Northern lie also convey pasnengrrs to any part o!

N

POCKET CVTLEBY. INK, CHEWI asKl CH SCKKBMKI^Nk

Main Street,

IOZ

CBOCKBS,

*4* ..

All orde»* left at the Teire-Haats

be city Howe, ROOM, or at ths ty attended to.

National House, Ban lib liotw* will be prompt-

ATIONAL HOUSE,

CO*. MAIM A*D SIXTH STL.

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

S-tf

JACOB Btm* BOir, Prmpr-i

A

HOVM.

ROACH,

XAjrtrr ACTtmxas or

Saddles and Harness,

Jwilai (Man, Whig*, IS —is, J&,

mx

snuarr,

MAXN

Nortlialde, betwam'- and tth, Ta»» Baart^Indlaaa. VwUJmm*

0.

ee-tf

\\T ABA8H BITTERS \f These Bittern arc purely 7«'getiible Tonic. The component I)rugR having been selected with the greatest care an to their medicinal Properties. They are no cheap compound prepared with common wliiiiky.

WABASH

BITTERS Just he thing for morning laa* Mltudeanddepremlonornpir-

overwork.

W

Ita caused by late hours or

WABAH1I

BITTERS Are an Infallible remedy for Dyspepsia, Heart Bnrn, Ac.,

Impiartlng lone and ImpulM

to the dlgeatlve organ*, by their healthy action on the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. ABASH BITTERS

Taken regularly three times a day In small wineglassfol done* will give strength,

health and vigor, and a cheerful and contented disposition.

WABASH

W

W

BITTERS. Take it If you want pure, rich, electrical blood, blooa that

Invigorates your srstem,and

gives the glow of health to your cheek. ABASH BITTERS

pre Int

Chill and vera.

H. C.

THIS FAIL AND WINTER

VE WILL OFFER BT

Far the Most Attractive Assortment

Of Foreign and Domestic

DRY GOODS!

TO BE FOUND IX TERRE-HAUTE.

Close, C'areftil Bnyern Cannot Afford to Buy Before Looking Through our Large Variety.

Courteous Attention to All—Our Motto.

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

ntermittent Fe-

ABASH BITTERS' Cannot be excelled a* a morning Appetiser. Promoting good Dlrcwtion And are Inlalllble for all the nuuiuold diseases arising from a deranged and debilitated stomach.

ABASH BITTERS Are the beat blttersin the world for purifying the Mood, cleansing the stomach, gently stimulating the kidneys and acting as a mild cathartic.

Da. A. ARKAUD, Hole Proprietor and Manufacturer of Wabash Bitters, S. corner Ohio and Flflb streets,Terre-Haute Ind. 7-am

N

EW FIRM.

WHOLESALE XOTIONS.

WITTIG & DICK, Soorewirs

to A. C. A. Wtttift,)

Km.

144 Hals Wire**,

Jobbers & Commission Merchants,

4

IV KOTIOIVS. FASOr 6MM, n«AM,

BItOLIBIT. OttRifA y, AXD AMERICAN CUTLKMY,

Ptarftimery, Soap, Cotton Yarn, Batting,

With Increased capital and New Stack we are prepared to «*Her fttend* and (wtonin sapertor lado» «Mtnts to bay of as.

Apertal attention wilt be paid to Gash Bay***, IMdlm and Aoetlaum. NO. MAIN STREET, Pi I ssm Fifth and Sixth, In the Rcom tornwriy ocaaplid by Oox a Sow ML

nraOUW-HAUTB PRINTINO HOURS, Mi J| Mate Mtmtt, does lha neateal aad ehaapJob Printing tn ihertty. tftamid Mki note of llua, Oa.

O.J.8asttl»a

OPERA HOUSE CORXER, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

THE RED FROITT

Clothing House

IS DOING AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS,

E. BECKER

WHO IS ALWAYS READY TO PLEASE HIS CUSTOMERS, IS QETTINfe:

RAPIDLY FAMOUS FOR SELLING

READY MADE CLOTHING,

»X ftt1

1

1

CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD IN TERRE-HAUTK*. SINCE THE WAR, AND FOR STYLE AND QUALITY UNSURPASSED.. in a ii

Gentlemen, in Looking around when Vlwlllng Terre-IIaute

Don't fhtl to

SEE THE ELEPHANT

Which means come to

E. BECKER'S Red Front Clothing Hous^

93 Main street, south side,

UIE GREAT WORLD TONIC

•AND

System Renovator.

What the Public Should Know.

One door from the Corner, near Opera House.

LIFF & SON'S

'it

BOILER

ANft

Sheet Iron Work&

FIRST STREET,

Beiweea Wslaat s4 Psplsr.

ALL BOILERS

Hereafter made will b«

Tented by Gorernaient fuapoo* ftlon*

Everything Warranted Perfect

AND

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

(ALL KINDS or

BOILERS MADE,V

AND ALL KINDS

OP

Sheet Iron Work Done,

At Prlffi l4»w at sa/ la the State,

REPAIRING

if-

O? ALL kllt ttl

DONE ON 6HOBT NOTICE.