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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
Ia scriber has been duty appointed Admin
istrator on the Estate of JUSTIN GUM, late
of Men,lon, in the County OF Worcester, .reas-
ell, and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons in
deblei to said Estate, are hereby called Upon to
make immediate payments; and all those TO
whom said Estate is indebted are requested To
exhibit their demands for settemest.
MOSES FARNUM.
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seeaz1A. lowing described Farms To- sale:
viz:
One containing $50 acres, lying partly in
Oakham and partly in New Braintree; nearly
80 acres of which are and can be irrigated BY
lasting streams of water. with very little ex-
pense. 1t is suitably divided into Moving, Pas.
turing, Plough Land, and Wood Land
One other Farm Of between 90 and 20 acres,
lying in Oakham, and adjoining the above
Nearly 20 acres of this are irrigated BY natural
and lasting streams. This also is divided into
different kinds of Land, suitable for a good
Farm. The Stage Rond from Worcester to
Amherst passes through both these Farms, on
which stage runs daily
One other Farm, in said Oakham, one mile
north of the others, containing between 30 and
60 acres. Much Of this is also irrigated by a
large stream of water, passing through this and
the one last above described this will suit any
one, who wishes to confne himself TO a small
Farm.
ANY or all Of the above Farms will be sold on
long credit for one-half the purchase money
IL not sold between this and the first day Of
April next, they will be LET, but still open for
sale, and possession given the next wear.
SAMUEL DENNY.
Oakham, Feb. ). sew
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WANTED.
w ANU d

. orr first rate JOURNEY M.aN TAI
ep LORS, Such may obtain good wages, by
applying to CALVIN HATCH.
Worcester Feb IS If
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Pastures Mead0,o Land for Sale.

PGstureS JWead0aO Land for Sale.
A VALUABLE Pas TURE, containing
n about II acres, with large number Of
valuable Apple Trees thereon, situated in the
norlherly part Of Shrewsbury, near the dwell
ling house of Mr.. Solomon Mahan. Said Pas
ture was formerly owned by Capt. LEWIS EA-
GER, deceased, and is considered excellent Land
Also, acres of MEADOW LAND, situated in
Cold Harbor, $50 ealed) in Marlborough A
liberal credit viii be given if wished.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Shrewsbury Feb g. 6w
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HELP WANTED.

q T the Central Cation Factory, Grafton, one
"A FAMILY, Immediately, and two or three
Families by the first of April. Apply to s.
WOOD, Esq, at the Post Office, or 10 o. w.
POTTERS, at The Mill. Feb. Is.
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o. Public attention !

Us most respectfully solicited by the sub
b scriber. to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have been tested by time, and
are sustained by undoub,e ed testimony.
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TO CARPENTERS

TE1HE Wilder Manufacturing Company will
8 receive Proposals of any responsible man
who would like TO contract TO Build Cotton
Factory the present year. Please call on
SILAS BRUCE, agent.
T.eounS,ar Ian o5 If
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Factory HeLp Wanted.

TEVWO or three Families, well acquainted
FL with working IN Cotton Factory. NAV
find employment about the first of March next,
by applying to the subscribers, in New England
Village, Grafton.
CHASE, LUTHER, & co.
JAN 25. ,c
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb 7, S32.
To the Creditors and Heirs Of OLIVER FAIRBANK,
late Of Sterling, IN said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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MACHINISTS WANTED.
NN ANTED, by the subscriber, at Ike Phe.
w min Shop, in North Adams, (Berkshire)
TEN " EN-, who are acquainted with Iron
work; to whom good encouragement will be
given. GILES TINKER.
Dec 2S On
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Ddrby's Patent Wheel Bores
EtHoR sale at the Store Of WHEELER &
a. THAXTER If
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NATH'L PAINE, J. Prob.

WORCESTER, SIS. Probate HHice, Feb :, ISSc.
To the UidosV and Heirs Of ROBERT Fits, late
of Ward an said County, deceased, and TO all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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WORCESTER, SIS. Probate Nfice, Feb 4 1882
TO tie Widow and Heirs of BENJAMIN JACOBS.
late Of Uxbridge, in said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned in the EStoe Of said deceas.
ed. GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
FL see ft,) at the Court of Probate to he hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in March next, at one of the clock.
after noon, TO show cause why tire Ac, cunt OF
the Administration of said Estate should not b.
allowed; and you viii be heard thereon
~ NATHL. PAINE. J. Pro5.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
q see fU at the Court OF Probate to he hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in March next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last VIII and Testament
OF said deceased should not be approved and YOU
will be heard thereon.
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Worcester, IS. Probate OfFire. Feb IS, 1889.
10 the Heirs efCooLiDGE FoaBusI, lite Of West.
borough, IN said County. decreased, and 10 al
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a. see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on The first Tues.
day in March next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to I've the last VIII and Testament of
said deceased, should not be approved; and you
will heard thereon.
7. NATtI'I PANE, J Prob.
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office, Feb. s. 1889
To he Widow and Heirs Of AMOS WHITNEY, late
NJ Worcester, ii, said County, deceased, and TO all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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WANTED,

. z .MASONS and TENDERS, at Water
eSeE ford Village. in Mendon, Inquire of
AARON RATH3ONE, at Woonscckei Falls,
(Smithfeld, r. ~ or Of the subscribers on the
premises. w. d ID. ID. FARNUM.
Feb % 5w"
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Worcester.ss. Probate Office, Feb. Z, 1882.
To The Widow and Heirs IF PHINEAs WHlTygY.
late Of Winchcndon, in said Comfy, deceased,
ind 10 I'll others concerned in the ESjafe of said
deceased, GngETIEs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
H. see it) al the Court OF Probate to he holden
at Worcester, ia said County, On lie FIRST Tues
dag IN March next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should noi be
granted 10 sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate OF said deceased as will raise 1860, for
the payment of debts and charges; and you will
be heard thereon.
n NATHL PAINE. J. /yob
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Worcester, Probate Office, Feb I, 1852.
10 the Heirs Of lRA GLEASON, tote Of Worcester
IN said County, deceased, ana 10 all others concerned
in the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester. in said County, on the first
Tuesday in March next, at one of the clock,
afternoon, tn show cause why the Accounts Of
the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
~ NATHL. PANEL Jorob
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Worcester,ss SIS. Probate OFF ce. Feb. s, 1882.
To the Widow and Heirs of BENJAMIN JACOBS,
hle of Uxbridge, in said County. deceased and
toaH others concerned IN The Estateo said deceused
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Dissolution Of Copdrtnership.
YEyHE subscribers have this day dissolved
u their connection in business, by mutual
consent. All persons indebted tn tho firm of
STEVENS & DOME, are requested 10 make
immediate settlement
SAMUEL STEVENS.
GEORGE D0ANE.,
North proohfcid, Feb Il, 1889 g
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
TuyHE Ccyarnership heretofore existing be-
u tween the subscribers, is this day dissolv-
cd by mutual consent.
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Feb. 9, 1882.
10 The Widow and Heirs of JAMES SrURrEvANr,
late Of Hardwick, in said County, deceased and to
all others concerned in the Estae Of SAID deceased,
GREETING
WOU are hereby cited to appear lit you
4 see fit) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in March next. at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey the whole or so much
of the remaining Real Estate Of said deceased. as
will raise the sum of S75, for the payment OF
debts aud charges and you will be heard thereon.
n NATH'L PAINE J9.L
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DAIRY FARMS for Sale.

- E'a He's. subscribe IS. i,,.- WISHING to
h s sTas s! ss;;S,; Fs5s: lie u. e.
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.zEOsstrme K,ssfifMfe,

Near .diddiefora, Frederick county, Yiyiaia.
HVHE next session will commence Novem-
u Der LIST, and close March 3ist following.
lew more young gentlemen can be accom-
modated. Terms, SIS per session, PAYABLE
In advance. A deduction of SO per session
Is made to those who furnish their own books
and stationary; and further deduction of
80 per session to those who furnish their own
washing.
A small class Of females under 10 years of
age will be received, and placed under the
immediate care Of Mrs. L., who will paw par
uculav attention to their manners and domes-
tic habits; and the subscriber will daily at
tend to their mental culture.
JOHN LoDOR.
HAVING attended an examination of the
pupils Of the Montyue Institute, under the d.
rectlon of the Rev. John Lodor, we take grea,
pleasure in stating that the plan OF the pre-
cePtor, rs developed 10 the examination,
seems admirably adapted to elicit the talents
OF the pupils, 20 strengthen and direct their
minds, aud lay the foundatiou of solid and
substantial education. We have been graft
fed TO observe the proficiency of the pupils.
and cheerfuiiy recommend the Institute 20
public notice and patronage.
ID. III. RIDDLE,
WIN. RANDOLPH.
Oct. IL, 1s32.-tf
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Notice This!

HAVING recently purchased the Hermit
III tage Farm, In this county, I hereby
caution all persons against trespassing on the
same, in any manner whatever. II has for
some time past been considered almost pub
lie or common property; droves Of the neigh
boring stock have been frequently seen pass
ing over, and grazing on il at will people
have been in the habit Of throwing down the
fencing, riding through the fields, and COM
hitting depredatious OF divers kinds upon the
premises; IL the former owners have quietl,
submitted to treatment Of this sort, I shall
not do so, but will most assuredly put the
law In force against any and every person
who may be detected in such practices here
after.
I will pay a liberal price in cash for QO..
600 good Chestnut RAILS, DELI
vered on said farm, or upon the Western
Bank Of the Shenandoah, at Shannondale, or
iiammond's Ferry.
l have sold my Dry Run tract of land, in
the county of Berkeley, and shall offer for
sale, at tina. place, on tho Gath instant, Mt IL
months credit, about 20 valuable HORSES,
amongst which are first-ratc Draft and Sad
die Horses, fine Brood Mares, Blooded Colts.
&c. MATTHEW RANSOM
Jefferson co. Nov. 8, 1892.
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DISSoLUTIou.

UVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween B. T. Towncr and Thomas e..
Harris, under the name Of TewSxa Il HsRsi.,
was dissolved on the 18th July Last and the
business len i'm the hands Of b. r. Towner
for settlement, who Is authorized 10 ~
ceive all debts due the late firm, and to whom
all claims against said firm must be presented
Tor settlement. b. +. T0wNER,
TH0S. e. HARRIS.
ShePherdstown, Sept. 20, 1882.
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VoU need scarcely be- tol1 that, In con-
sequence Of the dissolution Of this late
iirm Of TowxEa 4 HARnis, speedy close Of
that business is necessary. Retyingupon your
dispositions TO accommodate, ! will merely
request those indebted tosaid firm TO call and
Close their respective accounts either by mo-
ney or note, as earl, rs may suit their con-
venicnce, ss t will be out Of my power to
wait ON each individual at his or her rcsidence.
b. T. TOwNER.
Shepherdstown, Sept. %, 1882.
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1gHyvsi rTEwsIl
GOODS 1T COST

NiNG determined 90 wind up my mer-
~ camille concerns, and for the purpose Of
doing so as speedily as possible, oder TO sell
my stock Of goods at frst eesf. They have,
with very lew exceptions, been purchased
within the present year, at exceedingly low
prices, and CONSIST, la part, as follows:
Super blue, black green, h olive CLOTHS,
Medium blue, brown, mixed, and drab do.
Fancy Cassimercs and satiinetis,
Super Goats Hair camblet,
Bombazines, black and cold Bombazetts,
white, rcd, and yellow rianneis,
Homemade Cloths aud fuIled Linscys,
Plaid aud striped do.
Point, Rose, Sud whitney Blankets,
Drab Flushing, do. Pe,ershan,,
Calicoes, Ginghams, aud painted Muslns OF
every variety,
figd and plain Swiss, Jacopet, Null, and
Book Muslins,
Cambricks Of every description,
Black and white Boblnet,
Pongees and Italian Grapes,
Black Italian Lustring and eros. de Nap.
Cold and changeablc Silks for dresses,
Black and colored Mandarins,
FaBsy Handkerchiefs and Shawls Of al
descriptions,
Long and square black, rcd, and white Me
rino Shawls,
silk, Swansdown and Marseilles vesting,,
Irish Linens, kcntihgs, Cambricks Il Hand
kerchiefs,
Bobinet and Ganze Wells,
Linen 4 cotton table Diaper, ~, "a, & TO-
Narseilies Quilts and knottcd Counterpanes
all sizes,
Furniture and corded Dimity,
Cotton, wooiien and worsted HOSIERY,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gloves of all sorts
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Such rs 1-S, ~, K Ga unblcached Mu.lins
~, ID, x 6-4 bieached do.
Tickings, Checks and Plaids,
Furniture cotton and cotton Osnaburgs,
LINENS.
Flanders Shectings, from yard To 81 y'd.
wide, Osnaburgs, Burlaps, Russia Sheetings
Russia Ducks, and Brown Irish Linens
hue assortment Of black and bite HATS
Umbrellas and Parasols.
SHOES.
Ladies' black and colored Prunella,
do. seal skin,
do. calf skin,
Gentlemen's calf skin Shoes,
do. do. Boots,
Coarse Brogans,
Chiidrcns Shoes and Bootecs.
great variety of Quecnsware, Glassware
Stoneware, Hardware and Cutlery.
Nails Of all sizes; and GROCERIES,.
Together with great variety of fancy and
other goods by far too tedious to mention.
As this Is not intended 10 be puff, but m,
real determination, I invite and advise al
those who consider II advantageous To bu,
goods cheap, TO call promise that they shall
not be deceived.
&. w. HAMMOND.
Chariestown, Oct ii, 1892.
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Sprssiay 1.-Two Jonathans stepped into
baT-room, and calling for n glass Of New
England, drank il between them. A long
niue "a segar) was then purchased, and cut in
two, and with enviable complacency. the
two bucks leaned back in their chairs, rolling
out dense clouds OF smoke. At length one
broke silence with, al say Jo,what dye '-pose
mother would say il she knew we were spree
ing 10.
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SACRED MELODY.
MT 'oss scesx.

MT JonN NUoUk.
sat beside her dy ing bed.
Add kissed herfsded cheek,
] placed my srn ber~.th h~r head,
And strose 10 vain Go spesk;
The tongue denied its utteranee,
Subdued by frieedsl.ip's fears,
AID though u spoke Of fondness once,
u, Row gave ~sy to tssrA
but sill she vas my comforter,
Although about "a fle~,-
And ~hst would have said TO her
She isintly spoke To me;
She told me that she lov'd me well,
Aud veil knew her truth,
And yet wept 70 tbink she fell
IN beauty sod in yev,h.
She gave me al her earthly love
What could she give mc more
But somewhat ssorc sbe hxr,i above
Where she Was doomed to soar;
She sheS bright sod pesrly tear
That tear she sAcd for rue,
And ficd without single fear
Our Sa,ioor--anto thee!
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FREE Trade toihs Lacyers.-A man from the
country applied lately 10 n respectable solicit
tor in this town for legal advice. After de-
failing the circumstances OF the case, he was
asked IL he had told the facts exactly as they
occurred. oh, aye, sir, rejoincd The apple ant,
thought i; best to tell YOU the plain truth,
YOU can put the lies tilt yourself
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Stray Horse.

VIRGINIA, JEFTBpsoS CousTT, -;
In the County Court, octobcr Roles, 1853.
John BuekmAsteT, PLnrT,.v.
AGAINST
Nsry Ann Duekmsster, Nathaniel Bnekmss.
ter, Corbin Buck master, William James and
Mary his wife, James Andersen and CAtha-
rine hrs wife, Mara Buck mA.Ier, Nathaniel
Buekmssier, sea, Jane, Julsoa. James
Henry, Mary Catharine, John AIexandsr.
George william, Nancy Ward. David
Spangler, Nathaniel Bucknsster, Michael
Mitchell. and Eve Ina Swam,,esd Dutfo.
the last ten Of whom are children ard he;ra
OF Ann Dutro. deceased, DsFENDaAr.,
IN CHANCkRY
~ WV defendants, Mary Anu Buokmssler,
n Naihsb'el Buckmssler, CofbiB buck
master. W,llism James aud May his 1ifr.
Nathaniel B1ckmasier, sen Jane, JollsnA,
James Henry, May Caibafine, John AIsxsn-
der, George William, Nancy ward. Ds,d
spsngleS, Nathaniel tIuckmAster, Michael
Mitchell, md tvsiiaa SNamstead Du,ro. the
las, Ten 81 whom are children und heirs Of
Am DuiFo. deceased,l not having entered
their appearance, and gwen seeurify sceord.
'ng io the act Of ssss pJly and the rule, q
tbs eourig snd u appearing by satisfactory
evidence ihsf fhef sfe not isisbfsnts 81 this
Commonwealth, II e ssdered. That tie sd
deie0d.nis DO sppesf ~ the Cont house of
the sad county on the Gfst day ~ next De
eember term ~ e'id csuF'. snd ansWef the
bin II The piaieiH. aRd that copy ofthfs
order be forthwith inserted IN soa,e nevsos.
per pFinlrd 90 The county q Jefferson. snd
posted ~ the front door ~ the csurt.house Of
sad county, iOrtw months suceeasIvsly.
COpy--Teste.
8. , CRAAER. Clerk.
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EDsets Of the rtfo.-we observe in the Gin
cinnati Chronicle, letter from n female.
complaining that her lover, to whom she was
shortly 10 be married, has written 10 beg she
would release him from the engagement, the
Presidents veto having 81 altered his pros
poets as TO render il imprudcnt in him To take
4 wife...
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Caution !!


PURCHASERS at the sale OF the personal
n estate of Margaret Osborn. deed. arc
hereby notified that their several obligation.
have been some time due. Prompt payment
will be expected.
Persons having claims against said estate.
must present them properly authenticated.
DAVID HAYWARD, .4da'r.
Nov. ~, 1882.
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Winter tS here-Esranf mar
COLT,

V>ilE person who borrow cd Of me. last
Spring, abottle-green JACKSON COAT,
i respectfully informed that he would obligo
me very much by returning il as early as
possible. Look To il, ! can no longer do with
out my Coat SMITH CRANE.
Nov. %, 1892
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FrHtIsHED. wEtElT, ~
JOHN y. G.1LL.guER.
CONDITIONS.
TWo DOLLARS 4 fifty CrE.
CONDITIONS.
PR .AA.NT.tg

rayeDie bali yearly bat Ts0 Dotfsnf
Wul b. received - payment 10 i,al, n p1af
entirely N advance. Whenever payment
deferred beyond she expiration Of tts g.
interest viii be charged
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"I expect" said young physician, on hi,
way to New York, on the breaking out Of the
choiera,@N to witness great many death-bet
scenes this summer" Doubtless" said ,
friend, il YOU get much practice"
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nURsUANr 70 a warrant 20 ~ dressed
n We have This day viewed t,So estr.s
steer., shown TO Ne b. 5. q. MoIer, Of this
eounsy' sid had or 70 BE- spotted stser. wltb
eef"p OF zach ear, an undsrba out of AZ. lsft
tho .. "lsps-sbd suppose him h 81 e,,,r
years Old. The other, red steer. vvitl &C..
iaec ana belly, and branded on tl,e l.f, -.
win the letter Co. IT, ear marks ssS 80. Il. =
same a. the above Aad we DO spvrals. a..
'aia steers each 20 fourteen dollars. Cert,s-S
rendeF Cur hands ibis 18th day u March. isa9
,. =. HE-SKLE.
JOfLNH .aLTST.gDT
Nov -, 1892. 'D@A'"'
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bar Iron.

TiiE subscriber has just received a large
Supply of Stoney Greek BAR IRON
OF every description. which will be sold loo
toT cash. THOMAS RAwLINS.
Chariestown, Nov. 30.
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George ESssassl OIregs
AS received, and offers for sale,
suPerGne blue,
do. black,
do. drab, ER.M@ww~
do: olive,
SteeEmixed
Cassimeres-C assinetA
100 yards fulled Linseys,
Red, white, and green Flannel.
Green Baize-Rose and point Blankets.
Long merinO Shawls,
Large do
Thibet Wool-Fancy Calicoes.
French scarlet printed do.
Black and colOred BOmbazets,
English Nerino,
Black aud eolorcd worsted Hose,
Fresh fall Mackerel No. =,
Rio and 81. Domingo Coffee,
New Orleans sugar,
Refined loaf ADD lump Sugar,
Fresh Cheese--Rtce, Raisins,
Lemons, and Oranges,
superior gsinpovder Tea,
Shaving soap-Rosin do.
z /: ;s IS; wuna
Sweet Malaga
Cordiais-mustard-- eloVes-nutmegs
msce--cinusmon,
scotch and rsPpee Snud-eoPPcras,
f'rOund LOgWo0d,
Cold pressed Castor Oil.
CalciDed AsgDesia-lump do.
5uiphats Quinine Bark--Judkins' Ointmen
Essence PepTerTnint--do. cinnamon,
spirits Of Turpcptine-dO. wine,
CamphOr-Eps0m Saiis--Gisnber do.
wish 20 purchase 500 bushels Rye. 50,
bushels Wheat, and 900 bushels u Oats. /,
exchange Zoe Goods. q. al
Oct. -, 1892
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Notice!

"A wish tn close nv business as soon as
4 u practio fble, would take IL a. q great
favour II all t.nse who are indebted Ia me,
would call and discharge their respective n
mounts. would particularly request those
who have open accounts on my books TO call
and settle them by C.jSH or NOTE.
The Merchandise remaining on hand, will
be sold az Sacrifice for cash or on a short ere
dir, for the purpose of speedily closing.
q. w. HAMMOND.
Nov. 81, 1892.
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COOKING STOVES. &C.

HAVE just received a supply of Cooking
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Those who desire comfort and cor venienec
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THOMAS RANLlNS.
Oct. %, 1889.