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NOTICE..

Persons indebted TO the estate oil
GEORGE B. TATE, deceased, are inform.
ed that the Books and Papers of said
Estate are in the hands of JouN NEW
TON, of GreenviIle, who is fully author
lied TO settle and collect the same. All
persons having unsettled accounts with
the Estate will call on him and settle.
Persons indebted by note or otherwise.
will make payment 10 him without de-
lay, as long indulgence cannot be given.
JAMES TATE,
Adm'r Of G.. 3. Tate, deed.
April 13, 1S37.-tf
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Lamp Oil, of superior quality,
Spt's Turpentine,
First quality HAVANA Cigars,
Best Chewing Tobacco,
Rowland's Maccasser Oil, Gan ex-
cellent article for the hair
Chlorine Tooth Wash, a supe-
rior article for preserving and cleans
ing the teeth and gums, sweetening
the breath and cleansing the mouth.
Gentlemen who are in the habit of
using tobacco, will find that the Tooth
Wash will speedily remove all effects
from the mouth.
First quality English Lump
Magnesia,
Calcined do. do.
A variety of Surgical Fsssgras-
s,seaasS Of superior make and quality,
Just received, and for sale by
E. BERKELEY. g. Co.
SePtr 81, 1887.
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aaeettnea spFrtatnr s. aarmrraa mnanrre6grr.
Staunton & Augusta Springs
TURNPIKE Company,

PURSUANT to an act Of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the llth
OF March, 1886, for the purpose of cons
structing Turnpike Road from Status
ton to the Augusta Springs. at grade
nowhere exceeding3 = degrees,
.V0stce ss hereby sicen,
That Books for receiving subscriptions
to the Capital Stock of said Company
TO the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars,
in shares Of Fifty Dollars each, will be
opened by the Commissioners named in
said act, on Monday the S;h Instant and
continue open for the space Of thirty
days, a, the following places, viz:
In Stanton, at the store Of Benjamin
Crawford. under the superintendent OF
Briscoe G. Baldwin, David w. Pate
, son, Edward Valentine, Henry limbo.
den and Benjamin Craw ford, or any three
of them.
And at the Augusta Springs, under
the uperiutendence of James A. Coch-
ran, Thomas Holt, George NJ. Cochran,
and William Il. Hogsett, or any three
of them.
AS few such opportunities are likely
TO occur for profitable investment. and
none in which rich and fertile neigh
5orhood should feel so deep an interest,
it were well that capitalists, and the en- .
terprizing people of Stanton and the
north western section OF Augusta, should
observe, that the Books will be kept o.
pen only thirty days.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Oct'r 3, 1897.
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S OH q q T.

MRS. L. JEFFERSON RAN
DOLPH and Miss MARY JANE LEWIS
have opened School at Edgehill in the
county OF Albemarle, five miles east of
Charlottesville, for TWENTY young La.
dies.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic wear OF
ten months. including bedding.
washing. fuel, lights and sta.
tionary, sI,n
Reading. Writing. Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geography with the
use OF the Globes, Grammar.
History, Rhetoric, Compost.
ton, Astronomy, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Botany and
Chemistry, "a
French, 81
Italian, 81
Piano with the use Of the instrument so
Guitar, IA
Drawing, 81
The School will commence on The
10Th of September. One half of the
Board and Tuition fee will be required
In advance, the residue on the 10Th of
February. Young ladies entering pre-.
vIous TO the 10Th of February, will be
charged in proportion 10 time.
The School will be conducted by Miss
LEWIS and the Misses RALpoLpH. The
number will under no circumstances ex.
coed twenty. They will be received
and treated in every respect as members
OF the family their health, their morals
and their manners will be particularly
attended TO. The house is commodious
and the situation one Of the most salu-
brlous in the upper country.
VeLetters may be directed to Mr.. or
Mrs. I. j. Randolph, Everet,sville, AL
bemarle county.
Oct'r 2, IS37.-St
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STAUNTON & COVING-
TON ROAD

The places designated by law for
pening the books for the subscription OF
the Stock of this Company being remote
from each other, md incouvenient TO a
large number Of the people interested
in the success of the road, :he Commits
sioners have, under the authority vested
IN them by law, designated the follow
ing persons to receive subscriptions i'm
their respective neighborboods and it
is hoped that they will exert themselves
IN manner worthy of the cause in
which they are engaged. Each indivi-
dual could, without much iDconveni
ence, devote one or two days to riding
through his nejghborhood, explainin ;
the object and probable effects Of the
road to the people, and endeavoring t.
arouse them to proper sense oil It's i'm
| Portance to their interests.
For the district between Staunton aud
Buffalo Cap Ebenezer Christian, VIM.
CalhooD, John Brown and Jacob Tea
| ford.
Buffalo Gap-Francis Gardner and
James LESLEY.
| Between Gap and Alexon-
der Crawford, Samuel Craig and William
Bell.
Between Goshen and Panther Cap
Joseph Bell, Esq. and Robt. Sterrett
Between Panther Gap and Milbo-
rough-Andrew Bralton and John u.
Dick inson.
Between Marlborough and Covington
Thomas A. Bell, Thomas Sitiugton
Esq. Stephen A. Porter and William
Dickinson.
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A List OF Letters

REMAINING in the PostofIice at Staun.
ton on the Ist or October 100,
las A arm;.,oad Gon
Wil,;ano Rniiss Cd .n"I TN me Meier
Georga NJ ~ 80, rS'Hney' j..
Rosa5a IA, ST. . h'nney
Charles y Bolts Gel IIaa,''
James Brown RacI,,l CIo,r;,
Or Rsrksleu Ia Lewis
IV;,I;,no Ro D -'hooih
Jacob R.yIa, Ss.g t-'iiio
Rebecca Brown Sne,o niar,;.s
Henry REV nan; "a ,1 Lar.ln
Anna V Colhoun Jacob Mailer
Samuel Clarke DR. + w Mensch;,n
Jane Crawtord tT;,i; mehschihg
Sarah Crawfors poh,I H, d''I"
William w Currr - 1, Hioo'e
David Cook Samuel NrCsddsn
Robert Crage Marv G. NcCuao
William Cason Sarah N;cbnison
James GRACE Er,ni - aep''S On:
Charles Chamhe,s CO.. D. ~ o'''S
Mrs r Currv saacpo,,
Clerk Sun'r Co,,t A. PI,,
Ssrah Daugherty Okey Ouick
AIex'r b Dsuson Robert Reed
Eibred n DomoIas - p .Ne.a
Martin Fart Henry Ransharoe,
William Ellison Absoiom PnneIs
Mrs NJ Eskricge EIoner Rutledge
mona homds Fackier DIR. f 4 Striblng
1 )" mann + iShnurn George x Snap
I"s J.",' r. fd1ief Erasmus S!Fibling
Dsn'ei F,iesbsr h n'ne sprouse
John Fatley Jacob smith
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q List Of letters

RETAINING in the Post Office a
Waynesborough. Va. on the 3Ist day O
September. 1887.
LaBslot Butler David Moss
Martha d Bunch John MofTett
George Z Craig George Patterson
Harriet Carroll Benz Robertson
Pleasant Cooper Anna Robertson
W Dickinson Anne A Robertson
Rev Zen. Freeman Mrs. Smith
ID Gregory Rich'd Terrell
John Grom John TAYLOR
Doct. Hanger VIM ID Trainer
DR.. r Fl Henry Rebercn Vance
Francis Heir Doct. WayIand
4 homas Harris Edm. a. Wayland
David Johnson Lewis WavIand
Samuel Ieake Joseph Woods
Robert Mitchell
ABRAHAM LYNN, p NJ.
Oct'r u, 1857.
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copy IeSIe,
16J NICH'S c. KINNEY, c. C.
Servant wanted !

AM anxious to purchase FEMALE
SERVANT, who is young, and has been
accustomed to cooking, washing end
ironiDg,-in addition, it will be deemed
,nd'spenSa6te that she possess a good
disposition Although one without chill
dren would be preferred, yet if her quail.
'hca'ions in all other respects are such
as TO recommend her, the objection
which might arise from her having chill
dren, will not be insuperable.-Any one
having Servant Of this description with
whom he intends parting, and being
desIrous OF procuring for her perma.
Dent home, will do well to apply to
FRANCIS r. STRiBLING.
Stanton. Oerr 3, 1887. st
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published weekly, by
HARPER 81 SosEY, al Jigo Dollars a
year, if paid in advance, or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents, after The expiration Of
The first sir months.
NopaPeT will be discontinueduntil all
arTearages are paid.
%" ADVERTISEMENTS not erceedipr
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter, are in
serted three weeks for one dollar leach
continuance after, ttoenfy flee cents. Lar
gerodrerttsementsin the same prop ortios
All letters must be post paid ="
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HEIFER'S TEATS,
n Remedy for Sore Minnie.

II Remedy Tor Sore NIPPLES.
a late invention TO prevent the dis e.
.ressing pain and suffering to which
mothers afflicted with sore Nipples are
liable. The simplicity of this con,ri-
vance, and the very great relief afforded
by It, must recommend itself to the atten-
ton of those Who suffer from the above
mentioned cause
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NOI'ICE.

| HAVE placed all s1y bonds and ac.
counts in the hands OF CHAPMAN JouS-
SON and WIZ. B. KAysER, Esqs. Those
indebted to me will please make imme.
diate payment, as it is indispensable.
JOHN 3. GARRETT.
August 3, 1887.
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the BUSINESS under the firm
of DR.. EDMUND BERKELEY g. Co.
in the house occupied by DR.. Garrett,
nearly opposite the Printing Office, and
one door east Of Mr.. Benz. Crawford
store, and respectfully solicit the patron
age OF the old friends Of the establish
ment, and Of the public generally.
They are daily expecting supplies of
ERESEI sNgE2TCyraES,
and every article in the Drug line, such
as E'NissS, 0Sls, Esve-&sasGs,
and variety OF FANCY ARTICLES,
all OF which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
The subscribers beg leave TO call the
attention Of the Physicians and country
Merchants OF the western portion of the
Valley TO their Establishment, as they
intend TO sell on as good terms 10 pune
tuai customers as any other establishment
in the state.
A more particular enumeration Of the
articles will appear as soon as possible.
EDMUND BERKELEY,
WIN. w. DON ACHE.
Staunton, June Is, 1897.
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V A L u A B l. L
EseaF 81 Personal Property
FOR SALE.
---eAn..--

--sGo--
By virtue Of Geed of trust executed
TO me by Robert Steele, bearing date
the Sd day of July, 1887, and duly re-
corded in the Offices of the County Courts
OF Augusta end Rockbridge, and Of sub
sequent authority given 10 me by the
said Steele, | shall for the purposes ofsaid
trust, proceed to sell, TO the highest bid
der, at public auction, at Midway, in the
county oil Augusta, near the Rock bridge
line, about six miles above Greenville,
on Tuesday the 9TH of November next,
A certain Tract or Parcel of
Land,
a part lying ard being in the county Of
Rockbridge, containing by estimation
about GOO acres, adjoining the lands Of
DR.. n. NJ. Hit, J. Steele, jr.. William
NJ core, Robert Mccormick and Others.
being the tract on which the said Stcsle
now resides.
Also, the following ,SkaGV2E,S:-
Sam. Tom, another boy Sam, Toney,
Jenny, negro girl Jenny, Henry, Julia
Ann, Alexander and LeanGer, and re-
versionary interest in a slave named
Barnes Also,
Three Mich Cows and two
Calves, 2 three year cid Colts,
together with a large quantity Of
valuable Household and Kitchen
Furniture, & Farming Utensils,
named & described in said deed.
TERMs-Ths land will be sold for
one'third in cash, the balance in equal
payments of one and two years. and
lien retained on the land for the secnri.
ty Of the deferred payments. The per-
sonal property on credit ofpine months,
The purchaser giving bond and approv>
ed security.
Also, THE same lime s, place, and credit,
60 w a T. e s,
One yearling Colt, one sorrel
Poney, and one bay Mare.
The title to all the above property is
believed to be unquestionabIe, but acting
as trustee, | will convey such title only
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
JOHN NEWTON Trustee.
sePtr y, 1897.
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ATTENTION !

The Courts Of Enquiry for the 32nd
Regiment Virginia Militia will be held
on the following days, TO wit For the
ist Battalion on the 18th day of Novem-
Der next; for the I'd Battalion on the
!7th-aud the RegimeDta Court on the
18th Of November-at the usual places
Of holding said Courts.
FRANKLIN McCUE,
Colonel Bed Regt. Ia. Militia.
Octr 3, 1897,
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STAUNTON s. CONVICTION
TURNPIKE Company.


PURSUANT to an act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed March 80,
1887, 10 incorporate company for the
purpose of repairing and completing the
road known as the Free Road from the
town of Stanton to some point near
Millboruugh, in Bath county, and for
constructing new Turnpike Road by
the most practicable and convenient
route from Marlborough to the town of
CoviDgton, or to some convenient point
on the Lexington and Covington Turn
pike, as may be most expedient,
aN0Eice Is hereby S5Uen,
| That Books for receiving subscriptions
TO the Capital Stock of said Company, TO
the amount Of forty thousand dollars in
shares of fifty dollars each, will be open
ed by the Commissioners named in said
act, Oh Monday the 2nd day of October
next, and continue open for the space Of
thirty days, at the following places, viz :
In Stanton, at the Store of Messrs.
B. Crawford 81 Co., under the superin-
tendence Of John IL. Peyton, Benjamin
Crawford, Thomas J. Niche, John c.
Sewers, and William Kinney.
At Marlborough, at the house OF John
w. Dickinson, under the snperintend-
ence Of John w. Dickinson, Robert
Bratton, Thomas A. Bell, Ohio vii.
liams and Joseph Bell.
In Covington, at the house of Robert
Skeen. under the superintendent Of
Robert Skeen. George II. Payne, DR..
A. Nj. Scott. Samuel B. Lowry and l.
saac Steele.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Sept'r 81, ls37.
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DIR. COOKIES
ODONTALGIC EXTRACT

II
For the tooth ache-and
I'imC.gg2'e Of EGrcOs0ge,
for cleansing and preserving the teeth
and gums, and for purifying the breath.
Carpenters Compound EN-
tracs of ESGaac Set,
A valuable remedy in intermittent and
remitteht fevers.
SwAIM's & McLANE's VERMI
FUGE.-SwAIM's PANAcEA,
a long celebrated remedy in Scrofulous
diseases, diseases OF the skin generally
aud variety Of chronic affections de
pendent on what is usually called impu-
ri;y of the blood.
.FssSshtas's Specific Ointment,
used in the cure of White Swellings,
Glandular Tumours, Sore Legs. Whit
lows or Felons, Pains, letters, sc.
B"tIer's E0ercescent .aperient
.Magnesi0.
Logasl's Best Cigars.
FoR SALE BY
Dr.. +. BERKELEY & Co.
Staunton, June %, 1887.
II n DTNT
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DOCT. BERKELEY will continue
20 attend to his Professional duties.
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October IL.

%Those applying or sending 10 .he
Postottice for letters, &c. will please
bring or send the change, as no credit
can be given for Letters. Charging let.
ters is attended with much trouble and
loss. and sometimes with Ill will.
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+ r f S II
HbrggSS 81 Medicines.

II The subscribers having pur-
~ chased the Drug and Medi>
I'D cine Store of DIR. John b Gar.
a ren' will hereafter carry on
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
one Wunarea Dollars Reward.

LOOK At YOUR BANK NOTES.-TAa ssese a ~
subscriber Nasoa entered The night Of he Bib 81
January last. and robbed Of Of money Among Ne esse
taken osse Of 70 Bank IL vgaia (hsaneh not
coil-cec) eaossed The back ehev Robesds o. J. Rob-
j.. Another ien the Frankn Bank OF Gosaus
pus appareotlv altered sro:o
through fgurrs 10 bath and
en.o ,ed j. Campbell Jos.a C.mphe il could hardly
tn attract any 100 10 sos u might
be ceed The Gill he given for ts discosey
If either Of the notes aud Tracing inn the kaa ~ any
Of or Tor the d.cosery Ssss y
Any whose hands either OF 49, ecses
may fall Gill confer f,vor BY nfonins of IT, an sss
ssded though should 10 DIS COW
cred. WIN. WEKNJNGENe
Marion, Grant county, lnda1a, Feb. 10Th, 1897. 03e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

MARKIED-O" the evening Of the LET. inst, by the Rev.
John Purvsnce Mr. JomN AssoS formerly OF this place,
to Miss Susan PRM0LE,o of Warren county, Indiana.
Oh the 26' ul,mo, by Joseph Morrow, Esq. Nj. Ma
than Rich to Mrs. Sarah Parker, both Of County.
-On the 2nd inst, by Paul Barnard, q. Mr.. Joseph
Baker Miss Ann Mills. all Of this county.
% the same day and BY the same, Mr.. Jesss Wreh,
to NJ ss Diana Gardner, both sfshis county.
Az Woodbury., Friends meeting house, the 9"d inst l.,
Mr. Isasc Cock Miss Mary Coz, both Of this county.
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70; and such ~ cannot appreciate every eircum
stance connected with the place, need lot Be told
any thing about il. do not cooceive il 10 Be we'll
for community to fatter themselves With he psosI
pect Of improvement to such an extent - to in
crease the psice Of produce, other property. in|
anticipation, Is some do-fos this would blast it At
about the evils that may exist in their village, with
out endeavoring to remove then-thif has also its
peTnicious bearings.
But this may not apply to your correspondent
"S'' Of last week,-yet design it shall before ]
conclude. admire the feeling cf interest which
he seems to evince in the prosperity of the town,
but deprecate the plan he has adopted 10 it, &C.
complement; though my argument, could l ad-
vance any taking his two communications togeth-
er,-would be controverted by or the other, ~
they are 20 perfectly inconsistent. will, never
theless try and explain, for the satisfaction Of the
gentleman and others who may have been misled
by his remarks.-which will enable him, presume,
to rest easy.
In the frat place, If apprehend the matter right,
the Council are the agents Of the people, not de
irving a salary Of 50 per day one cent, whose
operations are not only limited BY them but whose
s"sCsSosS SsS ucSeSoa1hy o1icO WIN Ocsu8
SYNONYMOUS in effect. This Council, therefore
ordered = survey and estimate Of costs Of certain
sewer, proposed down Marion street, or there
abt'uts, (as understand y accordingly committee
was appointed to fulfill the acquisitions Of said or
der resolution, (of their own body believe, and
At their own cost, il there was any,) which COM
m'.tee reported bill making an appropriation, Of
whatf $4,000 20 b paid out Of the boro' treasury
No! But the committee reported tho work psac-
ticabIe and necessary, no doubt; and, ~ ! am in
formed, required commissioner to DO appointed
to supeiintcnd said work. to commence when 4
sufficient sum may have been subscribed by ind,-
viduals, to complete the same. As 10 ITS antici-
pa,ed advantages, MI. 81 can probably judge, it
will be no Disadvantages to him, unless, perchance,
it should enable some others to live high & dry
as himself, which might be considered '.genetal
benefit" possibly. Then, when "ssranger' hap
pens 10 visit our town, crying out "where is the
spirit Of Jour Council!'' may reply 10 him. sbu-
ried in the sordid bosoms Of their constituents! p
But here is emblem Of individual enterprise, on
which the health, wealth and prosperity Of this town
depends. MUD lIeLLow.
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BARGAINS IN CHEAP Goods.

FLEMING & ADDLEMAN, announce to tLs;s eas-
Of Mr. Aaron Gregg, who lately opened this place.
heir united stocks form assortment not surpassed BY
in this part Of Indiana, and having lately been c
ted at the lowest eastern prices offered the bee
terms The variety il extensive and general, that
would be useless to artcles Purchasers are r.
qucsted to call and examine for themselves az
rom. in the eastern part Of the Mree ssry brirk bsg
nearly opposite to 1rightwells Main street; where
all the usual articles in the goods line be obeaaed
the best quality.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken In exchange
at the market prices.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1887. etf
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- - ,;z. ~ IL whole Hsuse on the
l1. f1,soo. with Instructions TO re-
~ si,ib;sins, in future, under sum
-. - communication, Of secret
s & ths Secretary Of the Treasu-
sec.fe Of the deposite or any 9th.
s;ch concern al banks alike.
- exceedingly not having been
S>s;a ! copy Of the resolutions aP-
n ~ Majority Report; which, how
RI - 4peblished - early - We can
sSrnis apon themJ :.
4[YT0N addressed the House II
= The subject Of this report,
fss ~heracter Of the evidence which
2' S;rAed before the committee.
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RIG n MOND FOU NDRY.
WE have on hand an assortment of Cooking,
and IN plate. STOVES; with . variety Of
Mil and machine Castings, P1onghs, Borcs,
AndirOns, etc.
Having so enlarged our works ~ TO be able I've
think to keep coostant supply Of the shove arti-
cies. together with all others usually made at such
an esta rlishment, We with confidence invite all
call and examine qualities and prices.
+. GROVER e. CO.
We will have Frantlin and small Parior Stove.
this tall. K. G. & co.
August 6, 1895. Sl-tf
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April- Eleetisn.
GRIFFIN 4 J.UCKEY:

GRIFFIN = IUCKEY;
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Gsooas. corner II Main
and Fourth streets. Cincinnati. OAies
S'leit Tie attention If Hestern Merehans, ge"-rsuy
HAVING favored increase Of business
during several past, G. l. encouraged 70 enlarge
their and BY selling msoiats profits, they
hope induce the fuhsr patronage Of dealers their line
A the senior employs his whole time in the easter"
Cities purchasing goods for this establishment customers
depend upon the being well kept M and terms
bens any other housr in tn. country
Constantly hand, DRY GOODS, fm~sn and domestic
RON NETS, HOODS. PALM-lDATS: COTTG
YARNS. WICK and BATTING: BOOTS. BROGA ANS,
EOOTrEE>, SHOES, PUMPS, SHIPPERS, sc. Sc.
Cincinnati, March ls', 1887. 1Otf
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TIVE subscriber hsvrs had his establishment bwswed dowW
s,N time sses, he 10 A"sis"s ~ sst vaHaes, ~Mb esp.
ai NJ ~ 5000 aeisv., sssst w set.dss sMd eaH,ig
Ion msHetse,ne VI JEANS &c. TIE sNaaaW !. sW
esews me wet f"k ~ Whiss~ses, sAsrMe we
~ ceWssssv'ls, lmd sbkh s.resa ny Wealthy ~
khsys Ssss sotset pse,s' aes any Vs~lsy AZ
aNaep, sWd an mSssfa practical woskmaa !" 'hs "sieW
ms"0 FW'hss k''"sNsse" way w hsd ~ sdHsssses
..d q. Mes's, tq. u C,seeas,., ava Jsle gai.y Y.
Wmt10oed. ASHER cox.
Cas"s"vIlls, FsA. 10Th, 1887. 60,
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J. ID. 4 G. JONES.

j. d. q e. JONES,
No. 10 Pearl Street, CinciaaatA, OhSos
ARE prepared shew ser end the public,
large desirable assortment Of DRY GOODS BOOTS,
SHOES, PALM HATS, DONNErS, &c. good as
sor'"en will be kept throughout the sesson and ii on
liberal terms.
Cincinnati. Feb. 20,h, 1887. 9-3m