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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01

State u HissiaipPi,l Circuit Court
leak county, Oct. Term 1887.
King & Bats
vs. Attachment.
Cha's. p. Owens,
This day came the Plaintiffs by their
.attornies, and itappearing to the Court
that the said defendants hath removed
beyond the jurisdiction of this Court.
and residing without the limits OF tins
State. 1t is therefore ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear be-
fore the first day of the next term Of
this Court, and plead, answer, or de-
mur TO the plaintiffs attachment, judy
ment will be rendered against hun
for tie amount OF the plaintiffs damage
and cost OF suit, and the property so
attached will be sold.
U. r. BOBBITT, Clk.
December |, 1887 28-4t
Stare OF MlssIssIprt,l By the Probate
MADISON COUNTY, court of said Co.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements hereditaments and personal
ESTATE of HEzEKlAH KlBBIR, deceased
Greeting:
NOU are hereby cited to appear be-
\ fore the Probate Court of said
county, ct a regular term thereof, to be
holden at the court House of said coun-
tv, on the 4th Monday Of December next
then and there to shew cause, if any yot
have, why said court should not then or
der and decree, that the lands, tenement:
and hereditaments of said Deceased bt
sold, for the purpose Of making division
among the heirs.
WITNESS the Honorable THoMA
SHAcKELFoRp, Judge Of Probate 9
-. said COUNTY, the fourth Monda!
LIS. Of September, IN the year ofou
~~,I Lord, one thousand eight hundrc
and thirty seven, and seal Of sal
court
Issued the q6h day orScptemb6r,iG3'
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk.
Nov. 81, 1887. 27-Gw
LAND FOR SALE.
TIE subscriber, takes this mctho
j ofinforming the public that h
wishes to sell tract Of land cons's
inc of $50 acres-one half mile ;
W. ofCanton. On tins place the'
is ccmiorabIe Dwelling house az
, other necessary buildings; and ncA
" 100 acres in cultivation.
This tract Of land he would sell
2o0per acre. one half in hand, and Il
other half at the expiration OF twel
, months.
THOMAS GRAFTON.
-. Nov. 81. 1852 IAN
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01

I ETTERS testamentarv. having
= been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate court OF Madison coun-
ty at the last October term 1887, on
the estlte Of Hugh l.. Henderson de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said es.
tate, to present them duly authontica.
ted within the time'prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred; and all
persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to come forward and make
immediate payment.
GEORGE w. HENDERSON.
Nov. "a, lG37.-27 Ct
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01


OF weekly newspaper to be pub
lished in the city Of Nicksburg, to be
entitled the Mississippi Sentinel and
State Rights Exposilor, edited and
published BY Drs. Green and llagon.
The great and growing resources
OF Mississippi, and the rapid increase
Of wealth, population and business,
seem to demand another paper ~ this
city.
The political character Of this paper
viii be indicated by its title. 1t will
advocate the great principes.ol State
Rights and State Remedies, and an
nounce. from tho watch-tower, every
encroachmept Of the Federal Govern
mcnt on the rights Of the States and
the Liberties OF the people. BY ire
oucut recurrence to first principles
and the doctrines taught by the Tram,
ers Of the Constitution, It will en-!
deavor to impart clear views OF the
federal compact, that the people may
be enabled to mark, and prepared to
resist the advances Of despotism and
corruption.
The peculiar Institutions OF the
South, and the present crisis, require
energy. intelligence and organization
on the part Of the people. The wealth
: and luxury Of Rome only Stimulated
the rapacity and ayarce of the north
ern barbarians. We must not only,
individually, BECOME acquainted with
the rights and interests of the South,
but we must effect such union OF
(celmq-such a physical organization
! rs will defy the bold schemes OF ianat-
icism and the wiIcs OF treanherous
dcmacogucs: and transmit to posteri-
}. tv our GLORIOUS Institutions, pure as
we received them from the hands OF
our loreiatIers.
r Though there are times and crcum
=. stances when the laws may be DIS
pensed with and summary punishment,
e be resorted to, yet we arc convinced
Il that lynch law has become quite toe
, common all oyer tile country. 1t ha'
- excited a furious and sangulnary spin
70 at war with civilization, and injurious
the prosperity and happiness OF on
common country. 1t has in man,
cases enabled individuals to wrea
vengeance for private griei5, al tn
- expense Of the peace and order OF tn
community, and the life probably {
T.. the innoccAt. The Sentinel Wlll VI
hold the majesty Of the laws; belle.
inc that they ought only to be dl
pensed with in extreme cases, whe
pnbIic liberty and life are threatent
ew by organized bands Of conspratof
j., The Sentinel wil endeavor to pr
ans sent its readers with such views
will aid in developing the resourc
4. and increasing the wealth and pre-
perity of the State. Its columns "
be open at all times to t e mechar
- rs well as the merchant or pIants
and every class Of citizens when IN
ons rights and interests are assalled' c
and present their grievances TO the Pul
ton through the Sentinel
in A portion of The paper Will be
jout voted TO literature, notices OF n
lble works, &c.
con- A portion of advertising and.
tote work is expected. =. 80.
de- Trans, So per annum i paid IN
less vance. or sc Mt the end OF tne ven ven
DoGTOR r. T.. PHILLIPS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
NEGRO CLOTHING.

NEGRO CLOTHING.
ry,HE subscribers have on hand n
Il large and extensive assortment
Of ready made, Negro clothlng-Cor,
dcd, Sattinctts and Kerscys IN suits
which we will sell very low.
Also a fine stock Of Kentucky
leans and l.insycs, plain Linscys, n
York do. Kcrseys, &c. &c.
7. SlLVERBERG, & Co.
Nov. 17.l837, q6-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SAl.i..

t'f - -
IN Thursday the twenty frst day
y Of December next viii be sold at
the residence OF the late Andrep l.,
BeatIe deceased, on a credito twelve
months, all the personal property be.
longing to the Estate OF said deceased
Consisting Of thirty six likely negroes
a large stock Of cattle including seye
raj yoke of well broken oxen, Horses
Hogs, farming utensils, Househol,
and kitchen furniture sc.
The purchaser will be required &
give notes with approved security.
III. HAMBLlN,
l.. LATHAM, dGnrS.
Nov. II, 1887. 26-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
LST

an the 9Th day Of August last, 8
osmall pocket book, containing
small amountof money, one promisso-
ny note, executed b. +. Z, Oh and ].
J. +. Barry, in favor Of A. L, Neel,
endorsed By Green l.. james; for fout
hundred Dollars, dawn IN February
1887, and payable IN the FIRST Of March
1888. Any person fnding said book
and returning the same 10 ne, OF Civ,
ing me information so that | get it,
snail be literally rewarded.
JOHN G. MIDDLETON.
sen. 90. 1897. l9-u.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
NATHAN TINS,
THOMAS BOHDON
24-td Administrators.
Madison Co.. Nov. 8, 1897.
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all Interested and
\ the public generally, that the I'M
dersigned have, and are entitled to, a
set oil to two Notes given by the I'M
dersigned, to S. B. SHELTON & CO.
one Note for fifteen thousand SIX hun
dred and ninety.fve dollars and forty
two cents, payable and negotiable al
the Brandon Bank of the Mississippi
and Alabama Railroad Company, given
on the 10th of February, 1887, and
due twelve months after the date
thereof; and one Note for five thou
sand and ninety one dollars, or there
abouts, and due twelve months attic,
the maturity of the first named note
and both notes endorsed by DAW'
FoRp and JONI SWITZERLAND. Ihl
notice is therefore given to all person.
TO whom said notes may be offered o
transferred, ,hat the undersigned or'
entitled TO a set off to said notes, b,
agreement between all parties, at tn
time of giving said notes, and WI
claim the same.
SAMUEL FORD.
WILLIAM SOUTHERLANL
Camden, Nov. 8, 1897. 2l-4w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01

requested to come forward and make
payment.
GEORGE w. HENDERSON.
Nov. "a, lG37.-27 Ct
SIIERIFF'S SALE
James II. Andrews} On fl ia to April
VIM. T. Graves I ison circuit ioyG' cor co'rl
Lem'l Shugait Alias Fl IA to
VIM. T Graves & and term
o. f Stuart
w. Montgomery Alias f ia
Wm,T Graves
james Hayden } Vendt. same
VS. court and term
VIM T Graves
VIM. Montgomery \
VS. same and same
same
Rob't Douglas
VS. same same and same
Jno Holloway
vs. same same and same
The same VS.
VIM T Graves and same and same
Moses Brock
Lo. Latham and
Louisa J. Latham
VS. same and same
VIM I Graves
Latham & Jones
VS. same and same
same
Herd and Deari~ g
vs. same same and same
Ford & Go
VS. same same and same
Josiah Thomas
KS same same and same
I G Upper
vs. same same and same
Burke, Watt & Go
VS. same me and same
: WIN Montgomery
VS.
WIN T Graves and same and same
4 John Il. Grigsby J
BY virtue Of the above stated case
q directed to the Sheutlof Madison coun
:. ty,I shall expose topubic sale for cas-!
at the Court House door IN the tow
of Canton, on Monday the 4th day Q
December next; the following dcScrl
bed negroes viz: hl!en, Albert, Jud
ald child, Julia and child, Nancy an
= child, little Matilda and big MauIti
also-one OK wagon, one tWo-horS
}. Wagon, two yoke of Oxen, . horse,
Y, 25 head of stock cattle. Also on tn
t. first Monday in January 1888, will b
IS sold the following described lands, 81
r uate lying and being in Madison coal
ty and State ofNI,ssisslppi; known an
5; designated as follows, East OF the
n, east and east Of the south east
lie section 81, township la, range cas-
IL containing 100 acres more or less. q
SO forty acres OF land on Big BlqC
lit bounded as follows; south By E.P. Ia
" more. eastby WadWeil decd. north |
J. F. Sanders, west by ALlsWorth, III,
wise the undivided interest of Wm
IS, Graves decd in andto siXhundred al
forty acres Of land, IN The county a
State aforesaid, belonging to the
- tate of Wadwell Sanders decd. lyl
he on Big Black, three eights in Sec
in township 10, Range 2 east; and
.ba other adjoining. Levied ON and v
M be sold to satisfy the obove stated
ith SEES. =, =.
.hn S. NJ. FLOURNCY, Sh'f,
w Nnr. 81. 1897. q w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
sep. 90, 1897. left.
NOTICE TO UNDERTAKINGS.


SEAl.ED proposals, will be receiv-
- ed until the 18th day Of Noyem-
Der next, for. the following work, 10
wit: for enclosing the Public Square
in the tdSHh Of Canton, with Post and
Rails, leaving the streets 80 feet wide.
The posts to be of post OAK or cypress;
6 fee' long to be set 2 ieetn the ground,
to be 8 inches square, and 8 feet from
centre to eentle, there will be rails
| to each PANEL and each rail to be A
inches square, of some durable wood
and to be mortised in the post the
4 whole size Of the lal, the corner up
wards or diamond fashion, the tops OF
4 the posts TO be rounded. The whole
to be planned and painted white. There
will also be a pair Of steps in the cen.
tire Of each side with a small gate on
' the top, to open each way-ond SINH,
. lar steps and gates tit each corner. -
The work TO be completed BY the first
t day OF February next. Payment to
} be made when the work Is completed.
4 Proposals will also be received for
! making the posts 10 inches square
= Al, proposals must be addressed to tho
, President and Selectmen Of the town
of Canton.
. 7. s. SALMON, prest.
+ Oct. %. 1897. 90 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01

&T.rt,. -
N NUflCf!
s'sons interested in the es-
u, '0An Emerson deceased,
f.. county, that at the
',n Of the Probate Court
N.Y. ! shall apply, to surren
s.s heretofore granted to
s y ''rator Of said estate
s.I make a settlement SO
administered.
~, JAMES LOGGlNS.
Nm ~, 1887. ss-sm
en- = A. lOUNG,
Sly '''
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
NOTICE.

vDY virtue ofan order made at the
ID Octcb Der term of tie Probate
Gourt Of Madison County, and State
Of Mississippi, will be sold to the high
est bidder, at public auction, on
the premises, on Saturday, the
9th dav of December next, the follow
inc described lands, belonging to the
estate Of John c. Smith, deceased
living and being in the counties OF Ma
d,son and Kinds, Mississippi, to wit
ELS. W. ! Section 81 Township I
Range I, Z. w. s. w. Sector
80. Township 7, Range !, L. N. !, Il
4. n. E. 4, Section 5, Township 6
Range !, East. =.
Terms. enc and two years credit
/ Bond and approved sccurlt" required
CHARLES SMITH, Amir
Oct. 81, 1887. 23-Gw
c. The above sale is postponed IN
til Thursday, the 28th Of December
ard will take place at the iatG res
dence of the deceased; at which tim
and place will also be sold TIRES slave
viz: Frances, George and Ruthy
three yoke Of oxen, two horses, stoc
of cattle, and household furniture
belonging to said estate.
Nov ~. 1897. 25-7W
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01

lSn pieces Ky, and SEQ. Bagging,
1SO Coils Rope,
foV tn hand and for sale very
low for Cash or on short time, by
J. SILNERBERG, & Co.
Nov. II, 1887. 2G-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
NOTICE.

vEVHE partnership heretofore exist
H. ING between the undersigned in
Scott County Mi. under the firm OF
Hancsbrough, Searos & Co., was
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
ii persons,ndette1 to said firm vii.
settIc with J. SlIvcrberg & Go. OF
Canton, who arc atone authorized t,
receive and receipt for moneis due
said firm, and who wall sign the name
of the firm, IN liquidation only.
]. SlLVERBERG,
CHAR. ]. SEARLES,
c. HANSBROUGi.
Scott County Mi. Nov. II, 1873
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
-


~. NE following descTl.
Ia ,oa y. ~ not paid on before
tl,s'T IN 1888, ! val e ez-
~ 9 ., SIs,t sale atKosciu .se,
! = Pi i95sr for cash, on that
1 ,.5;,p Reservations under
l M, of the treaty. situated
Ill' 4 Alfalfa, now :, liable to.
aY situated as foI 10y 81 !, 9,
tIo y Section 4, Township
~. = situated on seneash-
charles Durant is $ V s : Of seb.
5 sasr' Ward, F of sect 6,
ba srner Ward, "a of S " !
, ans Lue Wilson, $ ?
t !, Lucy Slston' W
I -. ! 50, T 10 R 5. Hok, ga
', 4 80 T 10 R s. ca ra-
s',of sec 5 T IA R g. al'a =
Wv ~ ! of sec 5 T IA R ..
y Z sec S, It's, r 6. Kan
If sec IT, T l6, R T.
i'Jsriof sec %, T IS, Z T. =
'.fsra of sec q T l6 R o.
y. VA of NE / and F 4 o.
v, y rls,n7. Stonatonu6 ,
!, .Wi Of sec 6, 7 IA, R .
|. ' Of sEi and E o
,,Ion 80, township IA R I
r.lOfsr4of $ 26, 7 49, ; R : .
40, $ VA Ofsec 23 T 10 R R I
rsIey, the whole OF sec C . .,
o u the E ! OF SCI
w." Tour Wnlock, the S
i, R 8. NIa-ah-sha-t0
&C section %. T 10, R Q.
! R ROBERT NJ. CADE.
! ! ,'d Collector of At'0la O.
| i /, 1887. a0-3m,
| TISTRAT0RS SALE.
y ID Of an orderfrom the Prf
! Court of Madison county
on Saturday the 3oth d "a
noer, (instaat) at u u
Y i the subscriber, al OF I'll
R roperty belonging to the e
" IN T. Montgomery dec''
&IIEELY NEGROES;
= ensils and other articles t(
MENTION.
lA' ALSo---
=, sms time and pace, all Il
!, J. |opcrty, belonging to the g
i9g FsirI Baxter decd. cons
NJ likely Negroes, one TO
? a Divers Of other article
Nd g., all OF winch will
~ r,dit Of la months, 'he PIT
ma |ng bond with approved 5
pla I. DAN MONTGOMERY,
mi Administered
Lll lSS,. 28-5t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
NOTICE.

| NOTICE.
tom it may concern. The
Douglass & Thompson in
lbe understood to be the
DO Douglass & Thompson;
OugIass, was a partner with
ng'nal stock opened on the
gust 1885. | have since
thuquished all my claim to
ny father John Douglass,
P9pson, so they ale equal
the Aforesaid firm.
Pdermy hand this the 18th
1887.
I. L. DOUGLASS.
o5l, 29-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01


SALE.
ER Of an order from the Pro
! Court Of Madison county,
On Saturday the 30 inst.
residence OF John Stephens
following described proper
\ LKELY NEGROES;
\ horses, two yoke of oxen,
lion, farming utensils, one
ousehoIl and kitchen turnl-
&c,
Of the sale will be d credit
qlths, the purchaser CIV
% approved security.
IN STONE JR., Admir-.
STEPHENS
Adm'rtrlX.
S57 28-5t
The herald., 1837-04-28

thousands of my SEX all pretty girls you say, and
who YOU designate as sedmstreSses, and infer that
the poor things have no husbands clothes to mend
for YOU accompany the notices with strong apseals
10 the Bachelors pockets for relief. | am woman
and pray let me set you right upon this subect-do
as do here-appeal to their hearts! and # they
are like the sturdy suckers of Inois-they will not
appeal in vain. | came from western New York.
where could not have nay choice, TO where could
had four good offers the first fortnight but would
not decide upon which would take fer month,
during which the numbsr of proposals increased dai-
ly. was pronounced the most obstinate girl that
ever entered the state.
finally married man who tsok the first sqnlnt at
me- though thought he was perfectly indifferent al
first supposng all the time he was looking the other
way. He was every way my superlor-has been
squattSr on the public land for four years-made for
ty thousand dollars by the rise of property IN this and
other parts of the state.
here since came; they all get taken up as soon as
they arrive at Chicago and the poor are either
compelled go twelve fifteen hundred miles for a
wife, or waste their fragrance on the desert air..
l escaped Chicago by landing in the night and
leaving by sunrise the following morning Now, Mr..
Bennett, you see how unequal things arc distributed
ia this world The all solitary here, and the
pretty girls single and unhappy in New York. My
heart blecds for them. Cannot you call convention
TO see If the two parties won't split the difference and
meet half wayl Do see if they won't appoint dele
gates in New fork to meet the Rock River Squatters
| al Chicago in July, and form an alliance offensive
| Gus breast, the promptings of which has done so
muce already for my sex.
Now see the mechanics of the city are in a peck
OF trosbes on account of low wages and high rents,
and that your landlord is getting unreasonable
Now as TO the mechanics If they will be such fools as
| to live there where they never rice much above
being day laborers, when they could come here and
| take stand-aourish and become nabobs with us in
three four years, with fine plantation in the most
beautiful and healthy country in the known world
every body who has been here acknowledges. say,
they will be SO silly, let them take the consequences
As to your rent if we could have such paper pub
lished here the Herald, we would give you farm
and house rent free and then you would enighren
| the world upon the principles of squatting, which all
the rich gentlemen in the west now doing on the
| public lands on Rock River.
One squint would satisfy you that we are the best
and most intelligent people of the west, and that the
squatters settling and improving the lands in farms
is the only means of preventing great capitalists from
nonopolizing the public lands in large tracts, and
that is the reason they don't lkeus.
My husband will go to New York this spring He
will call and subscribe for the Herald, and you will
then get squnt at my choice among the Rock River
Squatters. am your in haste,
VANcLUsE GRcyT
The herald., 1837-04-28
A SauATTER's HvT, near Oregon city, iii. I
March 20 1897


MvoeAp Ma BESvErT--A traveller came along here
Yesterday and stopped with FOR the night to see If
6e could find squat in our neighborhood As usual
asked for the news-when he took little parcel out
of his pocket and after opening Il with great care
he handed the contents TO me- saying" there is the
New York Herald-the precious little paper that il.
hdited by the greatest wit in America. IL Is gem
read it-and hand il back to me.
have done So and confess i never gathered so
many interesting facts, and beautiful IDEAS, from
thousand of tho.e old fashion papers n big as
blanket which used to printed IN New Y York.
The Herald is aperfect mirror Of taste, wit fashion,
religion, in fact there is little OF every thing in It
except about Western squattng-and then you are
30 perfectly identified with its lively tone that feel
perfectly acquainted with you already, after read
ing only one number have been so fascinated with
that the only thing would like 10 live IN New York
for wonld be to read the Herald As for Us here we
Rave no mailyet
You say you squint Il wish you would com, here
and take a squint at US. IL you would, am GER
tain you would recommend tea or fifteen thousand
of your people (who appear to be doing nothing bu
quarrel with each and starve for the glory of Gen.
Jacksen.) to come out here in this Western Parade
and squat.
We are all squatters for two hundr a ,.1oa -,
there is plenty of room for thoussr A. ,,,rs an ~,
Rolling Prairies of Rock River. ' "io'o =" wv
What kihlc Of fish New Yo = r,,s, ho ,,,,,
ccountt seems to boil oil no time and hon Wv Wv
Zoo. o "'''o' ""o oon owe
4 nave read your nou' - Of the dis,ress Of severn
The herald., 1837-04-28
VAPOR BATHS,
rae oLp EsTARilsnlp MEDicATED vAPoR BATHS

THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR BATHS
NJ. IS John street
y. CAItHDLIs returns grateful acknow dranents 10
the public and ogeGecn of tho medical er the
bsfa patronage Bestowed on hs establishment which been
IN ~ c-ss operation upwards NJ ci years Az the limits
newspapc syhs sent clldes the possibility of gyiag an
analytical detail 81 the medicinal virtues 81 the val
begs csye merely to state that has fJand safe though
powerful remedy IN all The following di-ass caaneprs dse
rhennan gout inepeE cancerss tumorrs, diseases
he jont cat Th cogulan crop affections Il hs liver asih
Ssdsn aod' debility, and especially powerful msans 0f
relieving that dangerous conpla ~, prevalent,
- . SCARLET FEVER,
which The Nar"f Bath has ad influence
lcIein eecknF an Grad The .eifa which tho
~cky e#f OF ne'men,s o its hayin. this
city -
ihave several visited the vapor Bath D~,s s
mtn JOHN street condaeed by Mr. and Mrs Carroll
en,cL satisfied myself that the Bat administered there
skhl and attention. ALEX N STEVENS, nj D
can chcfoIy state that have found the street
well attondedto and every comfort e The ailef conlse
VALENTINE MOTT M n.
have been for many the habt Of sending
Mr. and Rs Carr H. BahS in John street and
ocutiy tham al ~ Il.
the skill with wlach they ana
believe this irsps Mr. and MIS- Car IN no'nr ~
be de.sredby mae or female batiery.
wM. J. MACNtvES N n
The Baths constant ilncss fsms In e nom
ns tai 9scock NJ night day Sunday VIXEN tv
are open nom m ~ the sulphur Baths ho-fs
hsdny Portable Baths with competent Administer
tess wes clred sent TO 0ftlo
ninut.s n0tce No conneN0u w vsr estRb stnert
The Sha@e Concertrat SJS Of Sarsaraa and fvpgor,
6t a'c BatAhe Tubs and Hin Baths for sale hire mae s'
The herald., 1837-04-28
To TIE FASHIONABLE.
NEW EASHIONARI.E HAI ESTA RI SHMENT

HJ lRD, late foreman To, and NAM with Leary 4
alter the Of
business having establishes. himself the trade
friends at his sales No i3 Nassau Pine
ots ofevery variety Of em the medium
to the PLAIN, which, style model and shall
ouna uarivaed He Intends sell ut e5 only
his wbee care tn that single style confident S
ed tbs quality as well for economy and elegance
deems an obvious advantage the public conne efforts
one PURPOSE instead Of making experiments variety
de- taste he eing to enust himself a
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