The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 27, 1872, Image 2
THE QRANGEB?RG NEWS
J. FELDER MFYKKS?Eprrott,
GEORGE noijif r.K, v
PuuxciAb a.sn HrsiNES? 3d.\>
SITUUDAY, JA?^18r
Every article for the Okamjkduuo News
roust he accompanied by tho rent name of
the author-:iiuL.nccesss-Uy for publica
tion, but as a guarantoo of good faith on the
? ?jjjfe A 'fill/of <tflo wtttbrY'. w. ;?
?~ rCUiKJSNT EVENTS.
KMT?IUAI. CHIT-CHAT.
..w.-..~; ?-,?* *n ??? . ;? 5 OIiIb <
jQ (i,c ?pjr;t,pf aira, .rflrtincton. wo
exclaim, .' J.a i what times we hvo tu 1
,.j f. Truly c\cut - more .glassing Btrnngc
ll fl .. thr.u ihcso tcltl so solemnly in the lepcud
iBrf>b ir.i.!or the t'.iiry" Ude, are happening every
day, aud have Venne as com.."ion place
v:r..iaW^i|re'bedifibdiug ol' the giant by the
;>*iw lighted ear of childhood. Scenes as
ij) ?; marvelous us those depicted in that
? , ?, ;quaiut, weird -Bf vie of'word-painting so
'exquisitely plausible and yet so palpably
?V? . impossible which characterizes tho "Ara
bian Nights," pats by, arc shifted, and
arc forgotten in beholding their succcs
t:> (Kte>.P1>t 'I i a 1
sors. Transformations more magical
? . than the.UtetnniovphuEos of romance, oc
cur dailyand are unheeded,
i ilxtiliiu -Chicago.'the queen city of the Yveat,
whose growth was almost as labtilous as
Tjnit' ?'^,at, 0f t|lc armed men from the drauon's
i teeth, ba.s^ceri swept away by the brchtli
tovt ?dJ ?f tho.; iire-fiend; and millions of prop
To juiorty Jiavo melted snd a thousand human
livesk U>st in the nlrftbtF fury of its do
?JO* ??' ^Struct ton. Arid scarcely has tho world
mi'iul ^cn toia 'the Iliad of its awful trngedj
?T Witt? all its harrowing incidents of loss
I ;?m>n >..1t*{ - ? ? ?
, nudmf human suffering, and all the de
I ?il ,-???.Iii ?
pj, ! tails of its desolation, before by the
Utl j >\lcctW cumumnicyiiuu wo hear of its
ii n? *:->re-euifie:rtio?. Sittingin itsoharrc J sack
cloth for a lew nights, and the morning
T*ii ??".' IVcatlf cools its healed ruins, scatters its
' *un ashes, and fans ti e chocks ol masons:
rcfouuding and rebuilding the blighted
itnlv X'^' "*' ' .': 0,1 ' 1
nj . ..'Tbc^ifolUiwingr extract Irotn an c.\
a^tfc f?rlt change d ustrate^:
Ustorq i A riftw rind' >/ubFt:tiilially built brick
oat io'tbetilrc; Culled the Academy of M usio, !
vftt * which is said to bo as perfi et in nil its
fvr? ^'Tapp?intuicLts an any theatre in the
?arm'?*? AYeetf was ripened tn Chicago last Wed
Jnetdiiy niglit, having been built, founda
?tiuuS'Sfrt? a*r,*1trsi(iiT of six weeks. The
erccdioh of the building, which h-is scat
\?q ?Ji jug c.' pnoity for 1300 persons, is de
as something wonderful even for
.' Mason?, carpenters, plasterers,
frcscocrs, upholsterers, gas fitters, painters
1 nud scenic artists trod so closely Upon
fr*""^"" 'the' heels of each other that by the time
%UB e*"'thc first lind finished their work the lat
?jrf! f. ' -^(.r p,a(j almost completed their labors
i'ddw 'also, and tlctuithstanding the fact that
ifl i*ti<]asl December was the coldest ever
je*&i -!"known in Chicago, and that from begin
-$*\h * ^Vtfvg' to end the contractors had to con
tend again; ( a scarcity of almost every
^ ''?d of' material needed'for a structure
?HrMW tht.t chain tier.
(.fcaimlo met ??niii?jftt?wi t *
dmaoi>* AWW' 'TliC women's rights move- !
?jUJCiit. is assuming a formidable sbnpe. A
bcftw'wcckfi Rgo, a committee of the grcut
^0 ?odoV-"female ' lights," bad nn audience
?-ddtti?) before an 'in) port a nt eomtuittec of the
TJg^tfjtl Sjplcfl ?epgress, und Yietoria C.
tfdt i>})[c?tfonV>?I'bo. AVail-Stroct banker and
I/? ,ntrt?ndidalc lor Prcbidcnt of the United
?mo-? -States, and uhcr strong spirits of her
,floiJtfex) tiiftdc speeches, advocating the
con
tlJlutional right of women to vote.
I"i:k, Jr.. the milfi?uttiro, the
man who, to uSc bis own "words, I
rtjutnped down off a pedlar's cart and
.t?. VV-i?ttflc V? Riiilioiid," has come to a bloody
ond'virtlotit de.lth. And as a sequal, hi.-^
. murderer is a hero and imprisoned in his
luxuiiously furnished cell in the Tombs
I r "}*
^^U/Ncw York, Is the pitted personifica
tion rgif the New York theory thai, "kill
ing is no murder."
? 'liio nugc and monstrous corruptions
apd fraud of Tammany, whose gilded
Wtgbtiues.s has been stripped of its
^jHWfet' ttnd displ^-, and whose black
tdufling ulcer of ciimc and vieo and pol
J^luTmn li;.6 boLti exposed in its naked
loathsomeness. And the New York
Cujtoin,lIoii.-e in ?'Obligation* arc show
^ ^5^Pripa *coViuptinn, \s lm.^,; slimy title
4"f#^W^T'4iI EpiiotC8 r.f polities and is
being- trmcd to the highest officiul
sftnvceB.'iJ
Mf? ff ?3T>^fn Sf.^.i^ cSi*tcncG of thd
{#tj-3ld\? Klti::. bithortn pnfoully called a
' ^^ni^Jjji).Hn'orguur.'.iil mn, whose object Was
-i *? * K . ul Jaw and authority, whose
operations wcro brutal assault, rapine-, j
burning and mtudrr, and whoso mein,
bora wcro so^tte/bf our best (?) citizens,
Has bc*o proved to bo, a fearful reality.
Hui;dreif|j of its//ri)orober havo been
brought to trial and in uunierous cases
uiivyguut buB./;bo<?a, voluntarily cou
Tcsscd, ntid in all cases thoroughly es
tablished.
Well the public pcaco has been re
stored by these exposures and couvio
tions and pcuulties. and tho supremacy
of the law over all secret, onth-buund
organized opposition, been fully vindica
ted, so wo will let this subject rest. But
after nil, coolly nod calmly are not the
revelations produced ut these trials a dis
grace to our humanity, and our civiliza
tion. And hue not tho chivalrous band
of best vitizm*, nflcr all their vague ter
ror, all their etnlncnf couusel turned out
to be ? very poor jak '!
Across the Atlantic waters iu the old
world, tho events nro wonderful. The
Empire of France, after a bloody war
and terriOc humiliation and defeat, has
been swept away from the chess board
cf the present into the confused chaos
of the past. Iler capital, the ceutre of
modern civilization, the metropolis of
the culinary, mnntna-mukiiig nod other
luxurious arts, has been shelled, destroy
ed, occupied by the German conqueror.
And Napoleou, with all the magic of
his name, an exile, n prisoner, not on
the rock of St. Helena, whose sombre
loneliness of scenery was tho fitting
scenic frescoing for the epilogue to the
first great warrior's career, but an un
ambitious, quiet, feeding, drawing-room
cap-live, is contented and easy in Eng
land, while his country has forgotten
him in her sullen and revengeful peace !
And from the Emperor to the aero
naut ! And the medley is a true repre
scutation of tho pictured events, that sur
round us. Young Donaldson, the dar
ing aeronaut has been thrilling the
citizens of Norfolk, Virginia, by the
urns: wonderful performances of all
timo. Wby'd Great Heavens! the man
ascends in a balloon out of sight, and
when the telescopes aro ready and aimed
at him, he throws himself out upon n
trapeze bar, suspended from the balloon
and hangs by bis toes in the clouds
Women shriek, look off to shut out, &c,
but look hue* again through their spy
glasses, and ?ee him standing on one foot
00 the bar and put ou thicker clothes,
because ho is among the cold currents of
upper ether.
Why here wo have enacted ,in com
bination the graud sentiments of song,
??Up in a balloon, boys,
All among the little stars,
Sailing round the moon."
and
"The daring young man on the flying tra
peze
As he hung by bia toes in the air."
And again !
Iu the matter of newspaper reporting
our 1'rieud of tho Charleston jYe/ix.
serves up an amusing hash for its read
ers, which is a commentary in itself.
Our contemporary quotes from the local
columns of the India'iopolis Eve in<j
Jqtoyial, its reporters summary aid de
iscription of the horses of its town,
giving the names of the owners and
descriptions of the animals in something
of this strain : ".Air. Wm. Mauser, anni
hilates space by the means of an old but
well-preserved white horse, which the
same can hold his oats in bis twenty
ninth year. L. \V. Ilusselnian flashes
Uohort-tiarrativcd stood, whose abbre
viated caudality is in n chronic state of
erection," and so on through the list
The Charleston tYcici ask? its reader*
what they would think should ihcy find
such a description of Charleston ani
mals, with their owner's names given in
their paper. And we, in presenting
this ;ts one of the ramaikable features of
the titiii S. :ink : What would oui steady
readers think of a description in this
journal of their peculiarities of animal,
Qf of features, soy noses? "Why ! la !
where arc we driftin?.
And laut but not lctusl it is thought
that wo fire going to have war with
Spain. War to the knife ! A Spanish
knife ! A Toledo bl.ndo. Oh !
Iist ov ij:tti:i:s 15; ?min
j injr in the Ornngobuvg Test Olhco to
i<. ucmbcr 2 Ith; l?j I.
11 Footman for Rose Sullins.
11.?Ira IS. Hill.
.1 ??loni H ("lotto.
Pev-'<u"? ??illirr; for the above letters will
pico sc Pty they -.re nlvertisi d.
Y, Pi Mar.-. R. M.
HYMENEAL
M a it it i k D-?On December 28th, I87f,
Dev. J. S. Hoyden, at re^idouce, of Url
Bnltzcgar?. MR. DAMEL DON NETT t
Miss. ELIZA ^ItOBlNjgGN. All of
County.
just received a fi.no lot of SEED 11
POTATOES winch ho is offoring very lj
jan 27
NOTICE.?Any person Iinvii
lost it l'<i ty, may hear of something'
their ud\untage, by scending a dsucriptist
of the same to i / .
CAPT. JOHN A. HAMILTON,
At Ooraugcburg, S.
jan 27 1|
-?-^-N
Estate of MARY KAYSOR, deceased.
-\TOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN TO ALL
, concerned, that on tho 27th day of
Fchruarv A.D. 1872, I will Jilo my FINAL,
ACCOUNT'ns Executor of tho will of Mrs.
Rnysor, deconsod, and will ask for my dis
charge, in the Probate Court of Orasgcburg
County.
WILLIAM C. MOSS,
Executor.
Orangebnrg, S. ('., January 21th 1R72.
jan 27 4t
OHA NG EIJUHG?In I 'roh at e Co u rt
Ex rarter Lewis W. Dnutzler & Catharine
E. his w ife. Petition for change of Guar
dian.
By order of the said Court, I hereby give
notice that on the 2i)(b day of February
next, I will file my final account us the
Guargian of Mrs. Catharine '?<. Dantzler,
(nee' Cath irinc E. Bull), and will apply1 lor
my final discharge.
RKGIN W. DATES.
Guardian Catharino E. Dnntxlcr, (urr
Bull.)
Orangfburg, So Ca . January 2Jth 1872.
jun 27 , (\*.
^N- ORDINANCE.''
For I lie Keffer Prester vat I QU of
of she Wei fore oi'tlie Towil of
Onuiscbtir, , S. C., passed
fUi*-day, A. 1>.
Scr.tion 1. Be it Ordninod by the Town
Council of Orangeburg, Suite of South t'aro
Una, and by the authority or the same, That
from ami nfter tln> passatro of this Ordi
lianco, ?11 pcrt-oiii within the Corporate
linlis of Orangeburg, Keen using or attempt
yo use a small, but dangerous weapon, com
monly known :is a SLING SHOT, while on
|he public htrcots of the Town, to the great
detriment of Window-glasses, and also dan
gerous to-.the Eye-sight/* of individuals &c.,
Jtc, shall do so in open violation of this Or
dinance, and shall subject the offender to a
fine of five (?) dollars, for cacti and ?ver.v
offence; or imprisonment for not more than
10 days, or both".
.SVr. 2. That one-half of the fines collected
shall accrue to the informer when bringing
sufficient proof to convict.
?rc. 3. All Ordinances or parts thereof,
contrary or repugnant to this Ordinance arc
hereby repealed.
P. II. W. BIU7GMANN,
Mayor..
E; J. Oliveuos, Clerk.
SIXTY-FIVE FIRST PRIZE KE
DALS AWARDED.
THE GREAT
Southern Piano
MANUFACTORY.
WMJ KSAKE A CO.
Manufacturers of
GRAND, SQt'AltE AND UPRIGHT
P 1 A K O FORTE S,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Those Instruments have been before the
Public for nearly Thirty Years, nud upon
their excellence alone attained and unpur
chased pre-eminence, which pronounces theui
uncounted, in
TONE.
TOUCH.
WORKMANSHIP.
And DURABILITY.
CQT All our SQUARE PIANOS Inno our
New Improved OVERSTRUNG SCALE and
the AGRAFFE TREBLE.
?ttrT" We would call special attention to our
Into Patented Improvements in til*.AND
PIANOS and SQUARE ti HANDS, found in
no other Piano, which bring ihr Pinno near
er Perfection than has not yet br on attain
ed.
Every Piano fully Warranted
for Five Tears.
JJJ-JT" We are by fperinl arrangement ena
bled la furnish* PARLOR ORGANS and ME
LODEONS of the most celebrated makers,
Wholesale and Iittiiil at lotces! Factory J'ri
ces.
Illustrated Catalogues ami Price Lists
promptly furnished on application to
WM. KNABE .t CO., Raltimore, M I.
Or any of our regular cstabliohed agencies.
jan 27 Gin
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OuANGv.ui ua Coontt, s. C,
Sanaary 18th, 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at THIS OFFICE until ihe tOtli February.
1872, ror ERECTING two (2J BUILDINGS
on the POOR HOUSE Tract near Orange
burg, Plans and spcOific?tioiH to be a i .
at this OFFICE.
By order of the Hoard.
JAS. Van TASSEL,
jan 20? it C. B. C. C.
"removed.
CHARLES TIIOP.N begs leave to An
notified to sin- Public that ho has left his
OLD STAND opposite Messrs. Bull, Scovill
Pike, and has moved to his NEW STOKE,
lately occupied by Mr. J. Geo, Vose, where
he will be glad to fee his old friends and
oust otners,
HOT MEALS provided an formerly.
; CHARLES TttOR.N.
jan 20 21
NOTICE.
OllANC-KlirKCi?In Common Plhah
Wesley llgiuor, Adm'r, vs Amenta Spoigucr
, olid others.
By order of the Court in tlw? cash, I will
sell lor cash, on the sab day in February
ni \1. (1st Monday, > BO aor?s of land mi the
Rsintoe Hiwr, which was of the Estate of
Fly Kciglcr, doqensod, Purchaser t.> pny
for title. ?E? BOLIVER,
Jail I2iil872 ?- HI - > I IN ? ??.
ORANGEBURG-, S. C. FRIDAY, FEB. 9.
HAIGHT'S & C?.'S
[USEXJM, MANA6EKHS9:
AND BALLOON.
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try . \ ? .
AFTERNOON AND EVENING i
A little less liinn one year npo. when tliin grand enterprise wns organised in Atlanta,
(in., many Sagacious \ cople predicted failure in i<< iufaney : bin the unpi eeented success
er owning it i vrrj'v hero i: lins been. Ik.s sat irrte 1 Iii in of .!)?? enrol of their judgment. No
exhibition < n Ibc rond has given greater satisfaction; ni '1 nunc hns aeliicvtd a greater de
groo of popularity. N' ithor Inbov nor mancy lei* Ik-?-?i spared to muKP it the most choice
and extensive exhibition on tho road, and the almost dailj tremendous audienoaa applaud*
ing the feats of the different artists. has served i<> stimulate the management to even
greatar exertions. Throughout the Middle States and New England, the Dominions,of
New Brunswick, Xovn Scotia, Prince Edward Island, t'ape Breton ami New Foundland,
there has been hut "no voice from the prasa nnd public as to the intrinsic merits of this
mnmmntli establishment. Messrs. II. \I HIT .t Cti. t?'>d - n excusable pride in thus ref??r
i'ing to vt.'-ir repented triumphs and praise of the world, which has bat one vrrdiet as to
tin- liijjh character npd superiority "f this llrst-class Arenie and Zoological Combination.
Scenes of Oriental Grandeur! Glitt ring Spectacle! Two Startling Free Sensations I and
the iliicsl ? lud of performing nnd thoroughbred Horses on earth 1 Look at them as they
pass ttic etrccts,and dispute it if you can.
The Menngcrie in one, the Museum in the second, nnd the Circus in the third?so
those who desire to see the Croator's Wonders or the Complete Zoological Collection only
e?n be accommodated without coming in contact with the Arenie tlntertaiument. On.
PRICE of ADMISSION, however, entitles the boldi r of the Ticket to witness all. Balloon
Ascensions avcry day 1 o'clock?wind und weather permitting.
MR HARRY WAMBOLD
V\ ill trnvt rsc a single wrro froi i the ground to the top r.f the Pavilion and return ; a
gratuitous exhibition.
TWO DENS OF WILD LIONS.
The management, at an enormous evnense, have purchased the entire nnd complete
MENAOIJIUE of the late Colonel T. C Ames, which, in conjunction with their own,
makes the largest and most splendid eolleeti n of Zoological wonders in the wonders in
the world, on brach g SIXTEEN MASSH E DEN i of LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT, BISMAEK,
And the Baby Elcphaut, "PET," Itoyal Bengal Tiper. Rerre3trial Sloth, Chotnh or
Hunting Leopards, Spotted nnd Laughing Hyenas, and of Monkeys and birds, an einlies
variety ; two dens of performing Lions, Tigers and Panthers, und a Lioness und six bnby
subs, only two months old.
Performed by Miss Minnie Wells, Ihe Linn Queen, nnd Gustavo Berge, the acknowl
edged best Animal Trainer. Attached lo tho Zoological Department will be found a large
Col eclion <>t Choice and Bavo Animals, Birds, Jfco., and a world of Monkeys. In the
Arenie d pari.t can be Been Ihe first Vrtists of Europe ami America. The veteran two
borst rider, W. B.Carroll, nnd M'dm Carroll, Equestrienne. La Petite Annie, (only six
years olllfl the only Child Hi lor on earth, and Master Willie, tho boy Somersault ltider.
M lie I lo o Declare, tho dashing Kquestrinne. M'llo Louise oordcel stique and vdaute.
I'.iiwnid Watson, I In Daring Kidcr, .lames Havens and Fred Sylvester, the great Kques
trians. 'i he worl Lronownod and only rivals of tho llanlons, the
MACO '.liROTIIERS,
George, Edwa'rd nnd Thomas, tin* Greatest f ymnnstsof the world. William Andrew?
j. \,. i, \. .1? n me 'futile, W. Smend, L< on Cast illo, and a host of inloutcd Auxiliares.
Herr Koppo's Silver Cornet Band
WILL PARADE THE STREETS at 10 O'CLOCK A. II,
r. j) Beautiful Carpetc l Scats for Ladies, and no Smoking allowed inside the Pavilion.
f AciitiiftHion.73 Cents.
i^ i;iill<lrcu.so Ccuim.
ORANOEBfRO, S. C, Friday, February 9th.
W. W. DHU AND, Agent.
COPAUTJ^RSniP NOTICE.
We bJkre THL|*D*j&" Adrnfred es a MEMBER of OUR FIRM, Mr. J. 01
id the Affc^E? wB herekur blcontinuid under i'ie STYLE und FIRM o
<J iMEWjVOSE & IZLAR.
v Jl BIS? v I J? ?? FELDER
ingtbiirp; Irnurigy 1 '.^l^gfS.
& CO.
THANKING MY FRIENDS for their PAST 'l'AtHOffAGE, I will be happy to SE?
THEM at the STORE of
FELDER,: VOSE & IZLAR,
where I will Continue to SELL as HERETOFORE at LOWEST PNlCKtt.
jan tID-tf J. CEO.' VOSE,
? MOV
THE
FELDER, VOSE & IZLAR,
are selling OFF at COST . ?
Cull nnd buy your dry goods, UAtW^SHOBS and GROCERIES av
New Yprk Wholesale Prices, r / ? .. ;; -;S4/ MUfOtf 1 nee
choicest selection o'f groceries j.1w,.y5on Vat?
Will DELIVER* O0l)S at ihc h.^sv.n uf'Jui^ Villjge.Cuatomeni io aoy
portion of il^T^n. '" './JWT f
jug 20-tf feldt*r ? V?HE'-? T58LAR.
I WOULD ( ALL T?E ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC*TO TIIB
LARGEST and BEST TsSORTMEST of
Planter's Implements ancl TqoJs
i i UK I oi
nt ' i t t ?
(2 c,j v b ,h I
?r ?ab*
Which I have just received and am now opening, such as
llOES, GRUBBING HOES, SHOVELS. korks, SPAPE?, PLOW8,
PLOW IKON, and Si EEL, HAM ES. traces, PLJUE
l1N ICS, B AC K H A N DS. a X ES, 8 a ws,'
,| HATCHETS.. nalls, ... ,:iau
HINGES . .
;,nd cvrrythin?r lit that LINE, which 1 offer at the lowest" POTCES for'
cash. *?
* I am AGENT Wl keep alsv.iys on hatid ttff'lT -***??
ETI WAN GUANO. CHOP FOOD und DISSOLVED BONE, ATLANTIC?
PHOSPHATE, E. FRANK ? CUE'S PHOSPHATE ^liUWAN GU
ANO, LAND PLASTER, BXC. t ( f
I hot also receivin- NEW ADDITIONS to my- 8T0CEI -?r*. A HO
LEY GOODS AUD GH0CE?1ES
ui
ji/j >Tf A
AND
BOOTS and SHOES, MoT,
By every STEAMER, to all of whichTrr>p?ctfully inviteyVur'itepection.
GEO. H. CORNELSON/
jan 20
oct 3 k
WARNING
! JO*
AND NO
B
?j ?vtst.t.aa
>i<;ttt?*nC?f
BUT CALL on
WILLIAM T. LIGETFOQT,
jfVT THE CORX^R, .
, G ?'.'.* i i o' ... L*r?. i. ?Ii?.
And secure a B.Vb(iA1N id
HAltD W A RE.
GOODS,
GROCERIES,
SHOE?, ?
And an ESfDLE'SS* VARIETY of the
Pest Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.,
All of which will be sold at oneo without REGARD to COST and NO
humbug!
One DWELLING for sale on Middlcton Street.
Also my OLD STAND STORE on Russell Street.
jan 20
dec i cc
N IS RISING!
In fhctELL- RAW MATERIALS, such na
Cotton, Wool, Flax and Silfc,
Which'arc pxteu.-d rciy u-'cd in tho Manufacture f all DRV GOODS have AB*
V ANCKIi 2.") to r,;> per Cent in all the Marts of the Wdrld. Aa a natural 00*34
i|ueUce all
DRY GOODS
ARE ADVANCING correspondingly, but ifotwithutaoding thU fact
T. KOHN & BRO.
Still e< uiinuo lo s.dl their broods at the SAME LOW FU3URESr wlwob^? beert?
their MAXIM aiuue established. ijL^uAW
Poispus (ioajrpus of pircluuiog
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. HOHmiZ .W Jt -HlM
FLANNELS, BLANKETS,' '
DOMESTIC and IIOUSEKflfttlWI GOOJ>S,
ltlCADY M A-DR CIX)TlirNO,
hats, BOUTS, SHOES, Ac.
Should not fail to lay in th. ir SUPPLIES NOW, ns we feel convinced delay is
dfingcroua and wiil c<>>t \ pjM inonc). DoVt taii to call early to take adraatage of
the bargains nun yjfeivd uy
theodore kohn & brother.
jau 20