The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 24, 1897, Page 4

jo initiate: ta J, D. Bacon & Co.|J.D. Bacon & Oo.|J.D. Bacon & Co. A FUGITIVE, | WmveD EX!MAITION. PHARMACISTS. |} DRUGGISTs. | | APOTHECARIES. Sos ¥aeis SECM At‘ention, all kinds of barks, rgots and 1erbe, so | » =Prescriptions filléd at all hours. Can prepare your family or private | Slinkard Arres fits te dare \thavyou can get ayything ye want| Om Siinkare rrested This Cireuit Court. Night Bell fecipes, froma liniment to a orn | jc} lore neclectalt line ihe | side of door. cure, and dé it right, ne ee e Morning. —— i: ; Judge Sanders Has a Short Court] ; This Morning. H vd WANTED AT BROOKLYN, ILL. — ; — \ Pharrhacists, Druggists and Apoth aries, Con, Sxventit ap Jackson Streets, Pavecan, Ky. Toode Vandyke, the young man * = arrested at Anderson, lnd., on a : EPERSONALS, __ [Had Been Dedging fF See ee eee Steeles | as cmemntnenin Months. Alleged Game. surg, was br in this morning} ,, %, y aT pore ‘a edad, whowes| ‘The choicest, most desfrable and = Dr (ioods ieee yeas Rinckleff left at noon Ke. per. A rt she Dial Sutherland, who we Bey fashionable ae ve wipe E , a : aasce ae atyke is a youthful Jook- | and summer wear will Be kept here ( s i] be a Nie of Evansville, is i 7 Me Hy it Ahtislen the| No other house Avill sell you —— May «rit ‘ ne alae eee, WATER FILTERS “ARS wart this morning goods a { J. M, Luttrell, of Eddyville, is at ELS SIWE CF HIS” EXP RINGE: |» sane When iewas. aiter-| A superb exhibslt of Millinery for ? . ; se the Palmer. 4 Was ate dl to. the prisoner, {spring and suyimer will be shown / Wg) oes Mr. L. L. Bebout came in at noon J eevover, Le said be Wanted to. waive | Here as the sefson approaches What is mofe essential to good health from Marion. Thomas Slinkard, a well known] (\ Cea vc order continue} We ate no searching the mar ‘ : 4 carpenter, was arrested by Omicers [CSU ipation, ak hit Ute and the de-|kets for Drekg Goods, elegance in| than pure water? / Our fi will make impure Ned W. Turnby, of Clarksvi le, is at the Palmer, be| Woolens, Wash” Patsjes and New iy ae Oats Hane Rite water as pure and as spring water. / Jeorge F. Bartley, of Muucie,Ind., | kiva, of Brooklyn, Ill. ou the It it pe , , A ° +0 ‘ook! » on the { 1 fit pays to save tyoney it will ‘ Car ets EVERYJMAN IN AMERICA ior ite tml st June, charging him with be-|"" (i) .cr Sutherland 1s highly. pleas- | Pay to trade here, Every family sho aang one. Every filter Youll tae Mr. Lineas Orine, who has been ling a fugitive from justice, wanted |.) wic\, his visit to Anderson, and | When the carpenters and painters tested before leaving our store. quite ill, is improving. in Massac county for running itable. treatment ac-]ate through fixing“our store up and Cross nd Johnson this morning on| ("1s was held to answer in 4 warrant sworn out by W his clothes mdde to njeasure if he fall fetes BO ‘ i on ; realized.4Ow mucky more comfort,| Judge R. Crenshaw returned to}in 1895. Joorded him Every possible courtesy |We blossom into spring business more style and moe money's worth | his home in Cadiz this. morning. The £3 had been C2 the 100 een nnn iene oi sn “Anderson | Will surprise yott with elegant things GUARANTEED AND ror-SALE BY * out for ‘Slinkard, who isa br brother of} jj ors speak in the highest terms of | and low prices. Will Slinkard, of the city, for several |) io) We are ngw showing staple goods wa e Oo for lower prices than you can buy a e months, aoe and| Charles Mossly ts the name of ®/them for at dther stores. he gets when he Yuys his garments}. ae eee eee ian'tf edd that a man| E.R. Lehman, advance agent for who has once worm a made to-meas-|the Lees, is et the almer. ure suit hardly eyer goes back to@) Miss Dorris, of Tracey City,‘Teun. ready-made. 1, “ Slinkard isin good spirits 3 ier le, Mr. J. 1 ie fl n +) 0 m TE Conk of ber uncle, Mr. J. 1 cssims that he has made no eff ge jan ; Bards Some new things ty woolen dress INCORPORATED. 4 Brood . : . elude the cilicers, claiming that he] who pleaded g os i goods for spring we ate showing a 318, 320, 322 and Broadway y W. J. Dicke, | ue. MeD, Ferguson is moving} cannot be carried back to. Illinois, | drunkenness this morving and was] 250 instead of the usflal 30c Sign of Big Hatchet. Padvcals, Ky. tato hig newly. pare ased dwelling on} jecause the offense charged is not | ‘ined the wary atnount. In millinery wg’ are showing North Sixth. felony, and a requisition caunot be} s said this morning | beautiful new violgés for se a bunch Ne GLa oe 425 Broadway. Mr. Victor Van DeMale is ia the] secured for hun. ‘i ‘ ‘ at are us nd for Tod . sity today, He eb4 Mid Wileare OUll| "He anys that John Lemfoy end the] # Sy enghtedtel ict Bs Aid rerun, fgs-violua ae sel DING WEATHER REPORT. sojourning at Creal, well known ring that domi rs. Couhsey, charged Witt at isc or 2 byfches for 25¢ ARS. i — Mr. and Mrs. Robb and family, | Brooklyn so long was into the g p se ved, but}. Masonvillé, Lonsdale, Fruit of io. 1G , Louisville, Feb. 24,—Fair ton after a several years’ illness here,left | ling project, and that they psid Town o. neat belug drowned| 100m and Hope bleached Domes — For Them. partly cloudy and slowly rising tem-| today for Florida to live. Marshal Linn, now in the peniten-| ane Lickup. yeas |tic, We are delling below the mar w, co : — ” of |tiary for killiog Milas Bra ored, to permit them to maintain it | Slinkard ted in April, of t Ge Wh last year, gam We St. Nicholas hotel bas been Hen, amd was arrested and 1th ove would | ket. -— — « wa tor drunkenness| Hamburg edgings in daihty pat 1 Woman because shs was a|terns, close work and new designs ( : y/ B. S I A R KS, \ we are showing at Jower prices than / you wili find this élass of work else T FOR Se perature Thursday Ex-State Treasurer H. S, Hz'e, 3 a ee field, passed through the city LOCAL MENTION. [yesterday en route to Louisville. Death Yesterday. treated to a new coat of paint and Ruby Lucile Murray, aged six|0W presents a much neater appesr- ove Y |» hs, died of pneumonia yester- | 80Ce- ture Mr. Adam Stellar, of Owensboro, day. She was daughter of Mr. and bond, Slinkard claims that McEly: womin, any quicker than he would, Ss eI however He skipped out and W. A where. ade several efforts to cap- ve showing men's bosom and fe-inforced back and Mrs, Kenney Murray. The funeral/is a guest of -his daugh'ers, Mrs. |ig not on his bond. ‘The latter eatve rio Rignial at mince For ‘the took place at 2:30 o'clock this after- | John Rinckleff and Mrs. Jake Oebl-|iere jast fall and Shad several oflivers)'The Base Ball Clab Ready for "We can #ell you hes for lower mah ewrite 4 Supplies. noon, interment at Oak Grove. schlaeger. looking for SlivKard, at last arrest. Bast prices than you can buy them else ye a ° | Accepted a New Position, |, MT. De eras ie teil aan fe A cearpas es ee Co daring where : 407 SOUTH SECOND STREET ‘ , Mr. Chas. Mocquot, lately with )iome tomorrow after attending the] Slinkard laughed this morning Usb Reb per aie hen Se SAF Will exchanze for old Machines at liberal Agures. @@@ | Covington Bros., has accepted a}. ; =) Capital Stock of $2,500 Already |'"8 done at cut pricgs. t “4 i position with the Leigh pfuit Com- Wright-Baker wedding. when brought into court. After his |“ PM&" Slee 28 4 i ‘ . . A daughter of Capt. W. H. Arm-|case was continue i at the instance Subscribed, = 4 strong, formerly of the city, was mar- | of the commonwealth and a mittit caus | ; ig Zs tos ried at Indianapolis on the 18th inst, | written to sed him to jail, he regal- -—- CG ra er % «ithe at Riley’s Cottage Stull for a few|to Mr. Garrett: Ryan. Capt, Arm-fed a small crowd with an account of| | A meeting was held this morning tp Harbour'’s New Quarters, bs b | 4 days at $1.35 per doz.\ \—84fU| strong is pleasantly remembered by a| himself: a co org ee ‘ DEALER IN New Shadés in Have Decided, On Tintrsday, | Host of friends here. SY Co lt tbc bate ior ES (LS a aaa Near Broadway STAPFL Kp — te said, ‘when I found out |“ Lolows : Local Masons have <lecided to in- ret | A. C. Einstein, President | ol ati : that McElya was there and bad me| A+ C. Einstein, President. ES ¥ Tans and Ox Bloods Rati te nay odes 4y Graney MR. GILLEASE spotted. I foun out that be could] John W. Keiler, Vice Pres, 12-114 N. Third Street. MC a See aeany CEby. “Khe evens wes $0 not take me back without requisition] @- C. Quigley, Sec’y and Treas have transpired Monday night, but tare papers-anid also that he coultu't get | ‘The directors are James Clements Fr¢s eats, . ‘ 3 was postponed on account of rain, vs Padue: rlyi Methtece ot, i nd then { Chas. Weille, uigley, Juo. W . Postpone 4 Pays Paducah a Flying Visit/any requisition papers, and the "Ketter cat A saree be Low prices, prompt at po'ite attention, Give me a trial order and I _ Big Railroad Official. : To-Day. Woke bm wp Tom,’ ”’ he hew organization starts out | will please you. Free de ivery to all parts of the city, Ads Me Ls cosise bs Os voll itd ss ee ides eh with the intention of making the sea-|| sSSSN_ 4), Tolephoue 16). Cor. 12th & Madison. £ i of the Illinois Central, passe: a ao an ¥ rofitable one both ty those | pe through the city in his private car] Paytrain Arrives From Louisyille.| ‘ie Henel yon Hedy T ee iy the anaueerdeat aad to} - = yesterday afternoon et route to Si t es ” apne i i any | themselves. | 4 | 4 Lo. Stores to Keep Open. ; oa guess, you'll 0. without BT canitat soak ct. $9,800 kin ale | 4 Cd CHAS NOswaap | F Cabinets at Riley $1.95 per doz-| Pea | ‘s+No, Fdou’t believe 1 will,” 1] Feady veen subscribed. \ “ = , : en, South Thisd ttre. oattt| Assistant General Manager Gil M. | said. ue park, as stated elsewhere, will ) c wr Oe | ee - \ Gillesse, of the Louisville & Nashville | «+ swell, I can’t get any,’ he then] ¢,located at Maplewood Terrace, | The Segéadhand Man, . cr Professional 203. division of the L. C., passed through | admitted pc Rowlundtown / A) : Dr. J; D. Robertson filed suit in| on his private car, the Nitta Yums, | a «1 fo {out before I caine ? Humphrey’s se apy wives 3 the circuit court yesterday against] this morning at 8 o'clock en route} tg you,’ and he asked me MOT fA, OVERRULED | / / a G. H. Hopkins, of the county, for | from Memphis to Louisville. IPF go ta the telegraph office with LUN UF . / I ttas som@eKcettenbargains in Bs professional services, He was joined "ere by Supt. W. J-|him, “Ltold lim I'd go anysbere i ——— 0 athic ' e For A Library. heicsean pada thee eta wv Mrs. Boatright Wanted a New) J Second Han Clathin zi Infants’ and Children’s. A banquet will be held at the Pale} > “°° and bin to Louisville. sors nae elerep ed Sart rey tT ial / | u g mer House on the evening of March} The pay train arrived this afters) oT didn’t help him blow his | Remedies ww and Shoes. 4 ‘4 Infants’ tan or ox blood turn 75¢] 2, for social enjoyment and the dis-| noon, and will pay off a portion of ren “hildren’s sizes 8 1-2 to 11, $ i » j .| the men, if Il, Assi Pay. | dough Children’s a" + 2 1 [cussion of the library Project. In he ¥ o.6 mes iN Slinkard was tommitted to jail iD i in Circuit Court Were = 7 ‘Teeth Dr; AT | 4 to $1.50. vitations have been sent out by the master Rowell is in charge, and the efauit of bond, and says he will not | See his $3 sh de Shi : Children’s sizes 12 to 2, 1.25 to Messrs. R. E i. Ashbrook, coin ho gives out will find its Way tn | Si out a requisition, as be of- Scarce To-Day. se a Ie one of our epeciaitigé. Although F ple 7 y . P,| to many stores fdr the next several |f the thing with the of- Theet are none better. | this is by no mean: least. After \ ; $ ( FL, Scott, W. C Ellis and| days. ere! ro square the thing with th Y C. Vii poms 3 ¢ experin g by eminent Full line of youth's and’ boys’ | Henry Burnett. Sila on Ticks fcers by paylag-s reasonable, foe.| noti made by the plain- A: ki ki | to) | lists @ proc cen per- a ei Pri i oe “A PS \CKS” he penalty is from $100 to $6 | tiff mm the case of Mrs. Fannie Boat- < fected so that black, brown or ox blood. een = \ Judge Sandexs says, however, that] right g atnat the <Paddeah Blectris A DRUG STOR Shoes repaired and delifercd to any Teeth Filed ain This afternoon a meeting will be| At Morton's Opéra Housg\Tomor- his understanding is that the offense | compary for a new trial today and TH & BROADWAY. part of the city / hes held to elect officers for the new row Night. / \ is a felony, and the opinion of the ruled by Judge Bishop. Ifyou have Cast OF Clothing or Has he ooeae one 68 the Avonders of baseball club, Ata meeting yester-] ay. f get officers here is that a requisition can he has been tried three — Shoes to sell notify hing by postal card ne oer “he binge Fy procees, fas 7 The funny farce, ‘ Pair of| easily be obtained. F I efendants have ; d he will call and g¢t them ke eon ] day afternoon Maplewood Terrace | Fanay ’ easily be o sand the defendants have won ton and hi all and g¢t them | fll the most sensitife teeth with F Jacks,” will) appear the | opera e 2 iit, twice. Morton's pera House, Eee _| absolutely no pain or danger to . | either tooth or palient. Give us , a trial and be convincd?te-— ‘TeRReL., Manager. Telephone 330 for engagens : as Selected as the Iocation of He Hiouse tomorrow night./ The yece is} PEACE WARRANT. Be ‘Jack 1 oth Fuereny 4 A park, ada oA sad fig cage : ne ease of ‘Jackson ani ot hers | 27 ; Given Club Notices. the authorpt «“Natuta) Gas,’ Later emo dicea MBe ol. elle SDAY, Fes. 25. CITIZENS’ inte. 1 The Married Ladies’ Euchre Club} On,” ‘Darkest Rhssia,’” | ‘An a e y ; SAVINGS | DR. C, E. WHITESJDES, is being entertained by Mrs. R. G.| American) Girl,”” sng several) more| Miss Farmer Afraid of Mrs. Win.| BUD GETS FINED ‘Laugh, and the World Youghs with You." | Over Lang's Drug Store, ool way Terrell, on Court street, this, after-| of the biggest farce c@medy sudcesses Sait | ' Ri h & d BAN, SSS noon. 3 before tha public. [| eclis, | af asi aisndd ee si ec uray ‘Bsewall entesiat | A Pate of Jacks’? is filled with — be Ic aeder’s 326 Broajmay, Egdageb, Ky. | Miss Mary Boswell entertained the | Did Not Show Up for His SI IANS | 4 A Afteruoon Cinque Club this after-] fresh humor, rag comedy sit-| Says the Latter Tried to Kill Her! id Not Show Up sor itis Bhare — / ; : noon. c ‘ ipereaadl fgntirely ngyel and other This} of Justice, In the sefeaming Farce Comedy | Capital and “e, Ald, 000.00 J %leman Ji Spring the Shakapeae Club tomorrow night |, Th 20mos copay! i, wel vas ica Tefephoyie 11 4 he Seat and second acts of a4 equipped with clever. eomedians,| ‘This afternoon Miss Sallie Farmer, |It Was Kept Warmed Oyer for Open from 9 a. m v4 3 p.m. On Sat-| efephoxio I op Saa Eins 0° Wil to tsouseel, singers, dancers and/pretty girls. | of North Twelfth street, went before iilnsANeverthelaen urday nighj from 7 to $ Res. 821 ampbell. x pal peuiuaanentaas Judge Sanders and swore out a peave -+—; ‘Secmie Cay Ma F Prayer service this evening at the ‘THE SURVIVORS. warraut against Mrs. Mattie Wheelis, a ama Interest Paid anTime Deposits | Ab aa ‘iene mrs Bo. with each sale of childrens Tenth Street Christian church; sub- —— wife of oftiver Wm. Mheelis. Bud Elrod failed to materialize epost Ni Thirteen youre exper int woe " shoes ject third chapter James, ‘The| Two Relies o| 2 »a.|__ ‘The young lady stated that Mrs. | when Judg ders called b ° } Calls from any part of the cigains- | Tongue."’ All pervoas oordially ioe] " UPS Leeann {0 Parl wheelis appeared at her bome this|from the police court doc ie ait OMCs, RED me ee Oe ae ; 1 vited. ree, . heat oe into the house and| morning. He was charged with at-|By H. GRA’ DONNELLY yeh re La , rire =—_ ~ i $ id U SPP peau pas oer y ‘om Gutbrie and Frenk Hardin, | threatened to kill her, placing her|tempting to kill his divorced wife, R. Ruby Ass’t Cash: j an See hangs ‘of advertisement of] two of the colored men who were io, | bend under her cape as it to draw al and with resisting an officer, BRIMFUL, > whier] B, T ALMUELLER, \ Mr. Henry Bailey in this edition. | jured in the explosion at; Murray| pistol. Bystanders prevented blood- jay he was tried on a peace itunti DIRECTORS inne yesterday, were brought to the city|shed. She said that Mrs. | w t and required to execute a Ful, Musie and Lu ble Siluclions, ger Se: aren, as S F ies. i - | Wheeli ro 2 r of kine to|$150 bond to ke vd F. M. Fisher, io. ALLACE, - " A child of J. J. Gray, who lives on re placed, ia ihe Boyd-W hite in Wheels ae se hed et talking to/ $150 bond to keep the peac Prices—25, 35, 50 add 75c. Seats on|F.KAMLEITER, — W. F. Paxton, p ins Hiahitiie oak. Mk lek las. | Le ir. Wheelis and of making signs to} ‘This morning he was called at the |sale Wednesday mc ning at VanCu-AGkO. O. Harr, E. Fanpry, . nigh Guthrie has both legs broken and }him, which the young lady indig-|door and when he failed to appear | !in’s. R. Rupy. - Bring your repairs to us for quick |The funeral took place yay. they may have to be amputated, in|nantly denies, vlaiming that she| was fined $20 in both case . 5 T 1 , bey scay bare to be -aipaiaat, 1812 y Ma slalelng 1§ oth cases, work, tae ? which event he is likely to die, e | doesn’t even know the officer, Judge Sanders said he understood % . oa yon tag : Nata other man will probably recover. Mrs, Wheelis was arrested on a|Bud wanted to reform and be a bete 1890 1897 \ 1 more fresh fine Chi reef, picklec ee Sti peace warrant sworn out by Mrs, |ter man 33 tripe, fresh brains and, Philadelphia a Wm. Burgess several weeks ago and — Seventh Semi- i 9 | FLLIS. RUDY serapple, Phone 259.) BIRTHS. required to execute bond, also being Mardi Gras. Seventh Semi-Annual Gre Annual Greetin . | ease - some ; = fined $50 for flourishing a pistol in| 1 ‘ . a | Bird’s Eye View ; . ! in account of Mardi Gras at Ne . F ’ & Bird’s Eye View of Paducah. | Rev. and Mra, W. E. Cave are|the court room. She” was’ eubse-| Orleans March 2a the tat xem ae \ Rile: 2 2 » Cen. / } bE i % Will open A Music and Dancing oe ie ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Thornberry stand pipe, Some of them show Me- The case will come up tomorrow in | first-class fare for the round trip, , Childréu-efanging class will com- ‘i have another son at their home, bort tropolis in the distance, hn Oore ice c P last night. the police court. good for 15 days to return, Two Wevadaueatts, ar tous cloiodt * mence Thursday , at four o'clodl ve the photographer, b de | pare: ve 4 Bay, ne Pe Perris AM wade parents ofatine boy, born yester- nosy eae oe . res cisaieton in-|tral R. R. will, on February 26th, e.g. / e e f , ; 0 ‘y 5 ‘8 ey nd adjuc > 27th, 2 P sh Ist, sell tic So PHILLIPS ee oe lee een udged of sound) azuh, 2ath and March 1. sel tick] AW QU K IMS | atlorin lace men Gillan Hall, ' elurn at One 9 eC N all, 8 ' — 2 Mr, and Mrs J. ©. F a amp earee through trains daily, 104 North Fifth Street, and continue Deed Filed, us C. Frog are re- Trip to Mexico, 219-221 BROADWAY. | saster Commisioner Ka 11, Pur-[oici98 over the arrival of a daugh-! On February 27m special train] 4" Hs Hanson GP. A. Under the Palmer. Adulte clagh wil moot Thurs f year today deeded to Mrs, Josephine wi will leave Chicago via Illinois Cen- W.A.Kellond, A, te e tlh spd Hakard elie ag cit ipple, for $242, 4 lot near Sixth tral railroad for a tour of Mexico, Louisville All the test dances will be te WAS NOT STULEN, To the Public: f OUR MOTTO, ead Norton. stopping at New Orleans for Mardi! J, 7, Donovan, C. : ots in M3 Smee ¥ Gras, and at principal points in|gjjg | >, 4 Sarr ans cane, : The. genes Se athe alleran Captain Kowe'’s Horse Only | Mexico, making a personally con- 9j18 ania ” Paducah, Ky. NB* to announce that I have opened a Tailoring business at In tonaortal ar) tricot well ghenoan Phillips on South ‘Th ind Strayed Away. ducted tour of about thirty-five days. Iiapartant Notice, the above mentiong place, aud have on exhibition a ‘ ” ‘ I irc ‘The ra large line of medium and high-priced Woolens, and $holl endeavor to fur- fam bas/ had twenty-thres " from Paducah will be eypaOuchen light: street tomorrow, Constable Charles Mortham t 311.65 i r i All peyfons knowing themselves in- i Wore cu anit dresned= JouANNA Scuaurren, Sec, | found Capt. Rowe's walesing an hated byte covers railroad and] debted 96 thefgins of Rogers & King| oleh Arerciaee garanente ia Un: Tery, Paves Ah Sei nnd faa, 60d) ube a : horse at Dick Bell's dairy, whither it| ear ot bee oy treet oatay | oe ue © Eon. are barety | ardatel Bea Saree Psi tot me 8; special street cars; | warnedto caf and settle the same at Will be pleased to have you call and get prives, learn methods, find | sion. the ny tant of / Will shave the living aga the dead Chief Grand Mentor. had Ll 5 strayed, guides and interpreters; boats and » e P once at mg oflice, No, 127 South] out what kind of work wedo. To do this will ost you nothing but your | references Kn gall ana shave dpgies in bed. Cuiet ine ead ‘ Our jaundry ts chief Gi lentor Sir Knights} ‘The animal was su With clean p ; " pposed to have | burros and attend: Fi apeey han ot Tabor, Adam Green, of Mayfield, | been stolen a we Saterday. attendants, For further! Fourth st theret : / Que price sg rae ca . OE Taine At aoa eae May} ed, | been stolen week ago yesterday. | particulars, descriptive pamphlets, | :uemselveste GT oti be heen time, and if you conclude to place an order, you w '! learn Ter on that it| _ For fartheg’ information call st St, ete., call on or address to. proceed Py law to collect game, | ¥8 time well employed, Thanking you for past (avors, i rere Hotel In forenoon or at Hall Chica- the ’ / in afte two to five o'clock, unless otherwise , Aim yours for good clothiny, and Th id Saturday evenings ‘Tern ‘nown On application, years experience ff teaching musi¢ in Or couragare DOUEDL It sec n QeeeoreNconed it up aud made a frstclass | colored Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner| Call on or tele iacmcn t " Gigs for} A, H, nx, G. P, Remag ber the name and pl Seventh and Adams at 7 o'clock, | Pompano, Spanih lwekerel, Blue | go, Ill. Hs treated Buk, Asi LY ‘OM ATKINS. Everybody cordially invited. Ad-j Fish, Sheephead ay Snappers,| J, T. _ Donovan Oras Se, x BAR, mete. | siftbot ay my, mens OA Ne] nen opr a W. R. RANKIN.