The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 5

5 THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1885. THE WATER WORKS MERCHANT TAILORING Wo are Enterprise speaks f.r itslf Liberality sells i lie goods; Integrity leads to gOOil resil Irs -These are our characterristii's, an-1 we uphold them. We carry the in get and fineot line of IVootleni jr Niiiti or Troaer to order, In the Month. again jt a head or pressure of one hundred and lifty (150) pounds to th square inch. Eich of these engines shall ba duplex, of modern construction, highly 11 rushed, and lagged with black walnut.

There will also be in connection with he above, the necessary air pumps, condensers, feed pumps, etc, to make a complete high standard pumping plant. The buildings will be ample to contain 1 his machinery and lifty (50) per cent. We have on sale this week 510 dti, 11 White Shirt, made here at Montgomery, in our workrooms, which we will sell at .1 00, 1 50 and 200; every Shirt irunraoTeed fotflvt MitisiMCilon or money refunded. Wc liav ilie xe'ii-ive wReney lr tli cMe braled IM Al het lint made in the world. i 1 'i 'i: 11 Til' llTTT Any I -3 one in need 01 line and reliable goods should cer 'SS' -apv'-TrewvWiti.

tainly can at RICE'S CORNER. ing about hydraulic engineering, and I am not prepared to answer any questions upon that subject, or to explain the figures here, because I know nothing about them. Mr. llowland however Is present, and is an eminent hydraulic engineer, and will take pleasure in answering any questions that may be asked him on this branch of the proposition. As to the law features of contract I desire to state to the council that 1 have bestowed upon theru the best care of which I am capable, and have endeavored to so frame them that there can be no legal objection to them.

As you are aware the city council holds great public police powers in trutt for the people, which are government .1 lu their nature, and cannot be irgained to any individual, or company, for any consideration, under any circumstances, because it would be against public policy. Y'ou will observe that this contract expressly refrains from trenching upon any of these powers. This contract, as framed, leaves the city council to exercise all its govern mental powers in fixing the rates that these parties shall receive from domestic consumers, and determines the manner and methods as to how these works shall be operated for the benefit of the public as well as individuals and to guard against extortion and abuse. One embarrassing question arose in the preparation of this contract, that was in the event that the city council, after using these new plugs which have four times the capacity ot those now in use and which will supply water enough lor a city of sixty thousand inhabitants, allowing 100 gallons of water to each person per day, should conclude to abandon the use to any extent of the other now existing plugs of the city, and about which there should be any law suits.then these gentlemen propose to indemnify the city by furnishing the city with an equal number of lire plugs free of lent, to the extent that the city is held liable, MJIITII. COMMERCE STREET, J.

G. ALLEN WHOLESALE GROCERS, MOISTTGOMHIPIY, ALABAMA. -'Svf -if'l J''-''" 1 5v-- A'. Murn(jMEftY, Ala. I.CKMv ArV rill PRICES wr.

qi 'ini: FOR 1. .) b- (Vi 4 'AM 4 il H. i I) mi. I.O ,0 var 1- ti a 5- i tMH ir is a' il lOir 12-4 v.U at THE MOVING QUESTION IN MONTGOMERY. II.

Hiiwlnnit Co. fnrdi" MnntBmiTy Advertiser ly J. The city council of Montgomery last udderalion the il i lie to I urulsh the Mtv with a Hlly ii i A. Wiley. Mr.

D.m-V lested losuwnlt his proposi i w'udi dee-llued to do except, In ive Muslim thu city council. Hon. A. A. Wiley, Mr.

ii n.wlaud.wno was present, 1 "-quested to present thu propo i- or by his A wh0 Pff for thai ''riot liri(? thn spoke as follows: Mr AU.voi and geutieiii -n ot the cay iicrmlssion and curtesy I de-nnrar you as counsel in be-U ot Mr. Arthur II. llowland and wish to make a propnsi-7m to building water rks tor the cliy of Montgomery, pro- roputiou meets the tavora-consideration of the city council. Jioresitnaiittinn the proposition it-Lt 1 desire to tsUte, that there is nils proposition I hat involves any Z.r, cv whatever. It is a propositi nrle li nun who are solid meli, and Lve the means to carry out wh it they They wake tneir propo-'iti an opvu proposition, make it in 'r cit council, a are to if i an guarantees, terence, tuning ot the kind that the city -il uiav require.

I hese gentlemen i sie.ikoV thmu biiUl. because ou io know who i hey are -have been i'B-ii Mi UllS liU-'lil'iS lOl it Hliri Mr. II iwlnt.d was tor- ana now li'-s'in lio'ton, and lii-i are c.i.it ill-is men have been in -iiis very arly all tle-ir lU'S. The ii ject ot aillieien' r.upp.y of wr- el ai, wholesome wa'er is th 'a- the atleiinmiol' the city L'HiiK'ilo! Montgomery Slor yuuv. and iiiii iiiportautsu a-tr na 11 all eEl lull.

Iiy till'. Citizen if hecuse 1 ktiuw tha' il is oi ea-ize: nf loan. 1 do not say that a- i-Diinsil a', all. We (' cuv 'mim si as our tra.s'- i-h ull iiiforai themselves ill ,1 i' Iii-C s-i) tht city at: -lis i'lil to Dl i he ii1- a parry id ii ii, i f.e- cny n-ii .1 -a I. ill ii l-Ulllu ill -eH-iM, 11 'In tlie subject all! ii no mil' ei, lull UlH' I' 11 ,1 in on ii lim.seii einl- nent l.vdraulic eiliieer, who has had t'UildiliK aqueduct in the city ot and vi-rj high huttiotly 011 thai subject, wa.

rn)ueted 10 coiiiinui.ic-ite wi A I phunse Ftellev.of New York city, thest au'tioruy on this sul -i-l and tin-best known hjiiraii w- cUKineer in Auierici. lie bunt sudlm river water works in ai.d vtt.rii 1 w.is linirlied he was pi in charge ot of tlie, Xmv Crm.iu H'l -duct ot New York cliy. tin is.iui;.lu! cunt ot which is over eleven millions id' liars. Mr. Fielley, wiiois The frb-fcd ol Cipt.

Iloxie, iillil no: i-inuo to look fttterttiese matter 1 lu re, i n' in- ri-lriieu ttiein to Mr. IIoMl-iTid, 'he wh'iis now pieseiit rejires himself and ho in pur It. il Iellir Mid ruinist has eomehere, and having lamilia, 1 him bill Willi III. Jlili.tlC I coiuli'ion 01 v-irthin pci mining to the sul -ct in our tiildst, eonsiibed it 1 i ouiiM-1 ana Wl 11 Ihecili -ns here and has prtp.ireil thli limp, urn. 1 will lurtaerMa'e.

wiln-ou' eliuini rating hut th-y have done previously, 'hat within the pt.st year Mr. ilowlaiul and h.s Ji.m-liiiih iyi-m of wa'er Aork 1:1 seven f.tiescoveiirig over a i nti ired iihIim oi pip-, with dally capacity or lveniy inil.i, in gallons of iva'or supjilying a population of iving iteo to yuu jir-liiii iiaiily, about whi-hthe council can infotin them I'lves, I win rea the pr, sit 1 lisell, l-iiue I desire to take up as little little time as and the Pp is AoinA'hat leiigttiy. MiiNTliliMKUV, I.A.,()c:. Ii, 1'j. 3 1 011.

V. S. iteese, Mayor, Montgoinery, Aluliaiiiii: In behud' of 111. If and as-3ici itn I -g leave to 111 tk-- the following prop slt ion to ymircity toe instruct itid opiTat.i for It a system d' water Wink. to mpply th I'lly and i'scitl-'-111 with pure 'water lor ail pu-p nes.

Tlie general features of the works I propise areas lolloiV.i: The water shall be ch ar, whol.Moiiie wa'vr, huiiiiiiIh for nil ordinary domestic iiiaiiufajturing purposes. 1' shall not le than six millions of 1'iilteil State g-iloiH pir diem. This water he taken from ep urteidau wells Caching into the. water mug tfravel strata between tin porptivry mid satnl-utiiriM that, unilsrlie this Wli 111. The Mlirring ground for this water Is tin) Kfavelly -It nf land I hilt lies a fww north of your city.

It Is ubotit thirty miles In width and extends entirely tni Sut. This wa'erc fall to clear, pure Bil whole oine, after being illtered through bo "i my miles or gravel. The well shall connected together In Biinh manner ttu'i any one or nuuil) -r of them can Iih ImiUted from th r.it. Thn watir uliall from them by modern and up-pmviM pumping looitoi In proof buildingii. The building chdl Iwof brick, Wtlh iron trus ronr.

Tim whob to be Hulniaiuini I every way imltabln or ths uirpoH( for which they are itiiilt. MACIIINKUV. Tim mii' iiiierv sh ill consist, of (I) ulueiy (IKl) norm pjer htcel 'yd-r-, eHp'inlt) 01 carrying a pressure: Jjf llil'w if namt th oi'iiirM Inch. 1 ii'iiplng migini shall he two In hMudiiT, each ciip tbli 01 pumping four v) inlllloii gallotn w.i',cr per dl'Mii, more. MAINS.

Landing from this pumping station to Maiker, s-quare will be a twenty-four (21) inch pipe -branching from this pipo will lie pipes of proper size to fully rtach and supply all parts cf the city. The whole pipe system will aggregate twenty (fi) uides in length, will be provided with all the usual and necessary stop-gates, special castings, air-valves, blow-off -i, and two hundred (200) double nozzle lire plugs to be located by the city. All pipes, castings, to be of Brst-clais cast iron, bituminized and tested witn a hydrostatic pressure of 300 pounds to the Miuare inch. The gates and lire plugs 10 bJ of approved pattern. AVATElt TOWKIt.

To equalize the pressure throughout the city there will be erected on suitable ground an ornamental water tower and observatory having a capacity of about. 400,000 gallons of water, and a top el-vat ion of 350 feet above city datum. This water tower would give a static pressure at arket Square of pounds; ut hnid of Dtxter avenue, In roat ot the State House, of pounds: and on the highest point of land In the city of 13 pounds to the square lncn. 1'IliE rnOTKCTION. These pressures are sufficient ts give tire streams of the following heights at various levels in the city.

All streams 100 feet of two and a half inch rubi), with one Inch smooth nozzles: Below grade 150, streams 110 feet huh; oelow irrado 2d0. and above grade 150. streams 10 feet high; below grade 250, and 11b ve grade 3J0, streams no teet huh. With he on nection bet ween the pi pe system and the water tower open six (ii) streams can be had irom any six hydrants in the city at ar.y tuntand iiihi itaitied for en indefinite period. With t'ie Hinecttous between the mis end the water tower closed which could be nt-complisht in live mlnu'cMat anv lime, these machines mid be multiplied up tq the capacity I the pumiuiig machinery.

1 iventy sti earns of lids could be thrown at otic--, or a miller number of more powerful streams, as the nature of the lire might iimnd. riiKi: watkk. II such works are limit I would pro-p ise to i uruish the city of charge i'-i- tor th 1 lollowiug ui poses: pcrson-il uses in the city hall and pui'lic se.h.iois; for tluee drinking or ui amount not 3'Hii gallons etch per day; il ot seders, ii, it ,0 water not exceeding ,1 011s day. TO TIIE CITY. In return 'he construction, m.tin-te.-iai.ee and operation of su di works as 1 described, I would ask the city to eiuct a-i oulinance substantially as inliows: I.

granting unto myself and associates the ngnt to biiild and operate w-Ht-r works in your city. 1 IVovi.iing that the city may em-plov ac uupeteiit and prajlic.il hydraulic i'Ugineer to that the works are so constructed as to properly protect the ini -rests of the cii y. 3 Providing for'the usual and neces-snr piotection to the property of the co-npaiiv. 4. Pioviding for th -necessary regulaiio -s.

5 l'egiilating the public u-e of water to tune am! me hods. tl Agreeing to pay for water for lire purposes the 'sum of titty-live dollars annum for each fireplug. 7 Providing for the purchase of these works at any luue the city desires after (he expiration of ten years, and stating th- inner of determining the price to b- iid for same. 1, muting and regula'ing the price to paid for wa'er by domestic co isu in Providing that the works shall b-commenced wrhln thirty days from the passage of this ordinance and coin-nli i-i nine months time. 10.

Piovi ing the kind and forms of test (o which itie works shall be subject-! before any money for plug rental 1 due. II. ovidi'ig that the works shall be at in, time the city may lo-i-, pine to each mile ot such ex- I ion. It', Providing Pi theordinancubhall .1, ,1 ,,1 iIhvr notlcu If at a iy nine the works shall fail to meet the mis oruiuaure. 13 Providing that when the new water works are completed by myself ami associates, as provided for by this ordinance, then the city will use tne lire plugs ot the in-w waier works and pay for the same lis herein provided.

II Providing that, sild city fdmll the use or rental of any or ail of the lire plugs of the Montgomery Water Works Com-panv as it consequence ot udng the lire tihigs of said new water works a h'-niii provided, und alter a suit or sult-i a court of last resort shall decide Unit ssi Icitv Is Ii ible to said Montgomery Water Works Company for and on account of any ol Its lire plugs, then myself and a-soclates will furnish to the city free of rent an equal number of lire pliins of i.alil new water works for 1111 tqu period of time for which said tit ha brcu held judicially liable, provided that i every mnrh suit myself Hint associates shall l)' represented by counsel of our own sel-icllon, to be paid by 11, with whom the counsel ot the city hliail co-operate In imch suit. 15. To provide any other requirements that nmy ib-cuiid necessary for the mutual protection of the city or invholf and associates. In ton to iter rates I wauldsay that the annual charges tor water shall never exceed the average paid to other elites ol similar ami that the do- liicMli) ramwiaii ne six (nj uoiiam per Milium for a hotiwof live rooms or lrs. iirin nilotlo tMir unniim far each iidditloiiHl room.

Other rates to be prop irUonate to these. Il'-hpeet fully submittal, AllTlM It II. IIOWLAKP, for lil-nwlf snd assoclntes. Now, Mayor rind gentlemen of T'oclty council, i'f couisn 1 kuow noth J. 31.

BOYD. worth 6j. 9c. worth Si worth 103. worth 81.50.

slic a. Tc. JI.U0 Dividend Notice. oi ru-itCAi-iTAi. citv STBierT nuumtry.

Oct. 1H3. SI-MI ANM'At. niVIDKM) of tlx 1r iV id ii, ntlwiM thin dwtartil bj I'M- Kiiiirtl lilns'tiinnt llil. Cuiiiiny.

Phjw-lilt- mnl 11,1111, 1, Kl Iheoflti-e of lh lruir. oeUct K. J. O'OWVKB, Class and Prlrate Inslroclloi IM French and German To Alalt nnd Chlldrca. Mv rUwn llm mi uwii renUi'tlro will n--nif on the It rut of October.

Miiimmer'a'e, whlettwere well tended, will clotr on I Imt of thlt month. MADAMK 1,1 KOCIIK HOWARD, K) south rtrrj Rtrcrt and as they obligated themselves to do thl-, they only ask that they shall ho represented by counsel ot their own, wno will co-operate with counsel of the city in any such law fctut. That is in tended to meet several aspects of the cse. These gentlemen are strangers, are capitalists, manufacturers, and builders, and do not want to come here enter lnt? any lawsuits a principals, ind at the same tinn such is their faith in the proposition they make, after hav- i ing advised with counsel, that they are willing to take the risk ot ind -mniiying the city in this particular. Water, pure, abundant and wholesome, is what the city needs, and are willing to in- demnify the city by furnishing it.

Th I city has its own remedy by 'ducting I this amount out of tne rent of the lire plugs they furnish. Again, 1 uesire to can your attention to the fact thrt they have obligt-d themselves to furnish "pure, e'ejr and i wholesome water, suitable tor nil do-1 mesiic and manufacturing purp ses." 1 1 make no and they make no criticism and it is unnecessary to do so upon the present arrangements of the city lor iter supply, lh-ir prop tiou stands on its own merits. ne have had more occasion to know than the city cjuncil ot Montgomery, wheili- er the supply ot water th it we now have 1 on ind is pure, wholesome and i stillicient for domestic and other pur- poses. I cannot conceive any subject that, could engagi the attention of the city council at tins time, 01 more lmpor-1 tance than that which is embraced this proposition. I know you all rec ognize the importanceof it whether you agree in any of the feature of this pro- position, or not.

nat we asK, iir. Mayor and gentlemen of the council, is that you take this proposition and bestow upon it turn consiiierauon as you think it deserves. It is made by solid men, by men who can do what they say, made by men who propose to come aud enter upon the work within, thirty days from the time you make the cjntract. It i made by men who do not ask one cent from ju, or from the city of Montgomery. They propose to in vest over two hundred thousand dollars in this city, com-1 plete these works, erect these water towers, the lire proof buildings pipes, and everything, submit it all for your inspection and approval, and if you say that it complies ith their contract, then you rent the lire plus from then I i-n I for the lirst time they ask you to iy that rent, aud iy what Is a reasonable and tair price for them to charge public a id private individuals for trie water, and to be governed by what you do in these matters.

I The legal features of this you will 1 consider, and you have your own coun-1 sel, and 1 will take pleasure at any time in meeting your counsel, or any committee to whom this may be referred, and In conferring with them upon the legal aspects. Mr. llowland will also take pleaure In answering aoy question that the council may desire to ask in regard to the engineering features of it. 1 utidetstand this to cover a supply of water sulHcient for sixty thousand Inhabitants, und I think it must commend Itself Irom the fact that they ask nothing until they make all the investment and do all the work. This Is the highent security that men can give tha', they are In earnest ami li-ve eoiHldcnce in il and can be relied upon.

If there is any other qms-tlon that occurs to you gentlemen In regard to the legal a-ipects of this case I will take pleasure in answering them. As tothat feature of the contract which relates to a suit, I desire to say that the 1 try council of Montgomery, when sued In a matter pertaining to the public interest, would stand lua very different attitude from these strangers. Tne city council represents the public, and these gentlemen propo le to indemnify the city council- to the extent that the adoption of their contract would affect the city lluaiiclally. Itlsa matter cf pure Ind. Ifi-rei'iCr) to them whether the city gives up its present contract with water works Montgomery or not, If the city council adopts their plan and pays them renta1.

T'ney are willing to do the work and upon the terms mentioned. Another guaranty you have Is that If their work does not come up to their contract you could repeal the ordnance creating il 011 nine, notice, 1 could nii tiiue1; more, but, I kuow the hour Is an I 1 will not take up your lime. I. simply deblro lo present the proposition 1 or your consideration with these explanatory Alilei'iiiati Wiley then moved that the petit on be referred to a npiclal com-inttte, of which the mayor hhould be chairman, torontddcr these tnailer Hnd lepoi at miiii't ciam meeting ot the roniicll. Molli: seconded and carried.

The chair tlnjn appointed Aldermen Wiley, Carr, Gred ind Lerale as uch COiHiiiii tee. The council then went inloexecut've s-Ssion to receive the piopo-i ion of dipt. Travers Daniel. Tin: niKnoirrtL, kkkvi, k. Held at Hie aitoitae iiinlav )n Iiiihiii if lite l.uie llliiMta ittii Mir Monietlore.

The c. listens of Mon'gouiery bv their presence at tn- UtireA niile las' Sunday established the fact beyond any doubt that they are by no means arm no way behind the world iu doing to true worth and red merit. At the hour appointed for the opening of the meiuurial servic-s cpa-clous shrine was comfortably tlilid wi'h admirers of the late Moses Mont, li, ire, aud by the time the beautiful and d-enia 1 uueral inarch, performed the eillcient orginis', Mr. E. L.

Merriam, had been liuished, nearly every f-eat hau b-en ti ken. The Temple whs apropnatt ly draptd' in inouruiiig. Over ihea'k me portrait id trie late bar.uiit, heavily neaped, gr, eted the rye of er. on- who entered the sanctuary. The leleiug over tile rahhi of lli vv rm giega-tion ro iearid nad appiopnate srbciious of S.ripture, after wtiich the ioirsaug with excelleir effect a suitable chorus.

A prayer by the lt-v. S. Ilecht wai the jiext in the order oi exercisfS. The -onora Moore, Flora Munter and Lena Ilausmau each siug a short solo expressive ol the character ot the occasion. The oration delivered by the Kev.

S. Ilecht was in effect a parallel between the first Moses, the liberator of his people, and the subject ot the memorial, who had devoted his life to siunlu endeavors. He quoted fr Jin the rich store of Talmudie literature and succeeded in showing how the conditions of the greatness of Moses Were lultilled in the life and work of MonUli ire. I he speaker then proceeded to show the great loss which mankind K'en eral, and the poor, the afflicted, tne struggling, the widows aud pa-is in particular, sustained when thegoml ami geneious patriarch in Israel yielded up his soul to Lhe divine kiss. Hut while it was unnatural and insincere to lam-ut the death of a man wno saw the coining of the sua for a full century, who watched tne almost unnumbered moon-, the guardsmen of many thousand nights, a sense of loneliness Is nevertheless natural and henca the duty to his to till the vacancy his death created.

The reverend gentleman concluded by asking that the of October ot every year be set apart ks "Montel'iore dav," and that it be characterized by bestowing charity upon worthy humanitarian causes. This, he concluded, is the best way to honor the memory of a great and good inau, such should be the 111 m-uuieut erected to him, a monument in, re endowing than the chiseled mar-blis or th lofty sh ift, a monument in every heart, an impulse for good deeds in every breast. IVith the joined chorus of heaven and earth and all that lilleth them, let us s.iv: "May he have entered to -ace, may he rest in blissful repose upon his The memory of the righteous is for a blessing, his soul destined for lile and glory and eternity." At the conclusion of the service Hie whole congregation rose and with the Uibbi recited the kaddlsh of the mourners. Jl-fore the oration a most exquisite piece of pue'ry from lhe pen ot Miss Miriam del lljneo. was read.

The poem, which bears the name and reirain "Montellore," was gie.itry adniire.1 by all, who heard it. Meeting or Counrll. Additional police olllc -re were elected last night us follows: Hirnett, llga 1, Cogburn. John llurger, Alex. Aids and Ira Tayl ir.

A resolution was adopted al.owing the Capitol Oitv Stmt Kill way compa ny to lay the ew 1 oik mi', ran, I ftttMAI. KiO TICK. The friends and acqualutatv es of Mr. a.nl Mrs. S.

lligglns are lnvded 1 1 attend the uner il of tnelr iti'snt son. lliclun-d (Joldthwaite, Ht II o'clock this afternoon, from their resld -m s. Court st reet. uml Leiiiinlntani-cs of lr. r.

Howard are requested Ut alt lid bis funeral to day at II o'clock, fro, 11 tin- Curlier Ol 110 I aUU lion, sinin, i em 4 aids DigeNilon, t'ie child, lt'-gil lai, tithe ltowels and makes Teething eay. HATS. This depart in nt is ill, unl we 'all nHen'toa to oar numwoiw -new and nobby tyte in otV anl Stiff Mfat. our prices mg from 23 J. upivanls.

Unusual care has b-en bestowed in the purchase of our present stock, in this dep.irtin-nt, and 'he result is that we are carrying one of the IIiiiid'in't 1,1 net cnt' nrniihidg wiid 1" the city. Our L'nlaundered Shirts ai jo are the best, in the market at the price. Our ((iil nd our IV it- 1'opuiur. 1 1 1 1 1 is w. ChIiiii-r i''iiitel.

unsurpessed as a material fjr Nacqne and Wriierf. and -s a 'indiuiu price lrei Fabric, width 27 inc ii qu inrv, nil huhI pile-. 33 per yard, in all color. A ltis HaiKiiiii. 1 XV I lV 1 1 'TMTSIVr has added to our b'i-i'ie.

We have establishel a Connter, tilled with use-u'i nnd oiiia'ii- oi.d goods of various values, some articles ui 11 i-eing r.h in much as 50c. Everything on this counier will be old at the uniform price 01 5j. R. S. BOLUNG SON, STOUE.

Commerce Street. HALE, ho'ftiiU-Hiiil Iletall IH-aler in Proprietary Medicines, Toilet Articles, etc. Have ivino il and exd'tisively enlarged their store on Dex ter A veu u. Tii.tir st-ek on hand is hrger tban ever before, eoiniu'ising every article usually found in a First-clavH Wholesale and Hctall Drug Store. We offer speeiil inducemetiU to the Wholesale Trade, and iianmlee that our goods and prices will compare favorably with th vseof any other house in our line.

Prescription Department will le conducted on the same high standard and regularity. Jem 1'or Nale at Auction lhnlilliu ii'iellimnl mi Willi iil-alelv li.f.-rel im Mmiilav, her I'iHi. One on lVllmiu Klreel. 6 feil front. I llllllllll! I'll It lift feet.

TeriiiHi-ii-n, I uriin liiliirni.tlon. rut! on wli.l il. W. UIIMI. Aiii'tlimivr.

1 Staple a ml Fa ncy (J rocerles no 11 sorrn contT i Mox AI.AII.15IA. oet 1 1111 153 G.R. Kierstcds' I ih-mcIi mill Ui-ruinn lii.iiiilinic nnd iy foriioot f.ir tiirK It'll, imwii tK'Uilier m. Intl. nt '3 Kmt Mill sirfei.

Viirk cliy. pm nil limit) 1 'en i lmiUron iili, ution llali'n liiH'k HUirn, 17 liUir A.niu Minum uit.AI Jura.