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FOR TIE CHARLrrTT JOURNAL.
ORITuaHy.

Departed this life, on the 29th Of August last, a.
the residence Of Thos l.. Huichisnn. N the neigh.
borhsoa 81 thl. place, JAMES VI, HUTCHINSON,
ESQ, aged ~ years,
The deceased was native Of this county,
Of one ofthat patriotic baud who achieved cur Ma
ticnal Independence II was his misfortune TO be
ecnrived of the gnardae hsnd Of his father al
early age aud lett destitute Of the means TO com.
pl,tc his collegiate csurse of education. Thus
thrown upon the world with no one to guide and
protect him, aud notkipg to depend npsn but his
own exeriiens for support and success IN life he
commenced student OF law under the Distinguish
ed and much snentea Joseph Wilson, Esq, ana
completed his legal siu5tes endsr Alfred N. Bur.
tsn, Esq, Of Lincoln county. tie obtained license
10 practise in the profession OF Law In 1916, and
settled IN tho Town OF Charlotte, his late residence,
aud after having enjoyed the confidence OF the pub
lie for several ysars Clerk OF the Superior Court,
he was promoted to the highly responsible station
OF member of the Legislature for q aua.ssr OF
years during which, his great Attentions TO The in
terpst Of his constituents confirmed their conf
dsnco in his integrity ans asotu'Ress and sesursd
To him q scat in tho late Convention To alter and
amend the Constitution, As an evidence OF his
faithful discharge Of his duty that grave body
composed OF this most distinguished talent Of the
State--he was again returned as a member Of The
House OF Cswnens. His constitution having been
much Impaired by his great Industry aud zeal to
discharge the public trust rePosed IN han, he that
1t prudent 10 retire, but the people being u""tihng
to lose premstureiy the services Of long tried
and faithful public agent, BY strong solicitations,
prevailed upon HIN once more 10 suder ms name
to be used as a candidate for the Assembly Al
though very feeble and worn down by chrome dis
ease, and Conscious that his lilo was snuahgefes
BY his public exet'ions, he RENTED nothing mat
would honorably promote the cause OF ms iFlShss
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t y eufaafg II tn lar Nrm1-an.
I .1 placed in uuf hands 81 az Importing
'.l i ne iteueh trade, ffem hseh sc d..
.siug iaets v, tbs shsp Chsflemsgne,
q = August ullius. agr Informant tc.
l*' rsass q nettno shaair. ehirh were
; .afa9gh the eus,nn.hoass ffes 81 daiy -
- aostwafd, W on the pa Of August,
# ns'ebnui received By the WIS d Lyons
N 'eeal cases Of The same good., lfom the
sF. 1pun shieh duty N .fGy Per cent.
'st'fd At tho eusisn.hoase. Go toe tth ~
~ ias'aR', tss casts q exactly the same
We 2 gusds vsfe received IS The Eame
wy ZEN lhu sams house. b. tIAncss unt
'airh sas passed hy tho cus;on-hanss
~ ''d IN The ether daiy Of fFsai hss
~ - siastsd ~ J Com idr.-~'
i.sfhal q Commerce siaiss that ,hc Col
.'i announced .hs, As wonlJ return al
I 'a- aaa'y AIKEN under the nev iu,rrprc'a
Ne Tariff. Tas Compirollcr n,eads l.
's case to the Attorney General
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CDarIntfe
.,d,y. september Fl, is3s.

!, ows an apology 10 some of our readers
..r.rior quality OF our paper this week
.piieisney to last until our regular sup.
.r,lve, but having loaned some to a
-. ga, no; able To return US sny better
-, VIC have used. We had 10 nse At rather
=, On, paper. Our supply Is expected BY
r oe,obsr, v hen We hope we shall not
..b,, our readers with similar apology.
~
Wednesday night last We had tine rain.
e,,.,t OF eight weeks, tina, laid the dust.
!, 4 uil put stop TO the sickness that IS
IN several ncighborhood- m this county.
5s,s other part. Of tbs State have beso
a.lb fa,s.
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The requslton of Gen. Games upon the
Governors Of tennessee and Kentucky for
ten thousand volunteers has been submitted
10 the Secretary of War, and ~ reply the
Governors OF those States have been inform
ed that the Executive has no authority 10
call out or accept the services of volunteers
Should the contingency referred to arise,
and II may he necessary TO call for troops,
a militia force is the only description that
could be required or received. Such re
QUESTION will net be made without mere
precise information of the designs OF the
Indians alluded to.-Army d. Nary Chroa'
We learn from the ST. Louis Republican
that Gen, Games has issued an order, d..
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nxAkRIrD

n Ansou county, on the 9th Instant, ~ the
Rev. Mr. Townsen. ANANIAS ROBINSON, E,q.
Of jacksonville, \. C., 70 Miss EMELlNE \.
- HONS, OF Duousye.
L. Lincoln county, ~ the Rev. Adam Miller, pr.
JAMES ABERNATtII, to Miss MARY RAN
kIN-Al>a on the same dav, bv the saute, NJ.
JOHN ALTERNATELY TO Mss JANE RANKIN.
All WINES.
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o,a.,,,yote for Governor.

:. sa.5,,d tut, weok 10 lay =, lose our Foa.
"A. p,l ro,e fer Governor. The majafity
.,ra, pualsy sIihoagh very large. - no, 40
i, e. ,rgsc;sd, bui ~e arc satisfied. We
IL. ,,so ,Ls vote for ls36. no, wlih ibr ,ics
>..adsfd sugposcs, Of imrfessing on ,hu
. 3 BE- people OF greet accession 10 the
..ssglh. bai 10 l,t them sec thai Gov. bud
&, sul mule sf his io,prr suPpati.
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Sam Silks idea of Grolcsy.-The
shrcmd Cockmaker SAYS, " never hear Of
secondary formations without pleasure
that's fact. The ladies YOU know are,
the secondary formation, for they were form
I'd after man--and as iar trap, if they ant
~ 10 that MS pity.
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Il the Sub Treasury scheme be so favor.
able, AMI the NalloHal Bank se hostile TO
Southern interests, as Mr.. Calhoun and his
Buren, and all his Northern friends are so
much IN favor Of the former, aud oppos.
ed to the later Is NCrthern sagaclty
less keen than formerly where Northen
interests are involved Or are the
Northern democrats 50 suddenly eener
orS that they are prepared to do every
thing they can to build up Southern
commerce, and PROSTATE their own =
Does Mr. Calhoun expect the Southern
aeople to believe thls absurduy l-Lyachbrg
Jirgiaiaa.
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DIED

In this County, on the l7lh instant, of Bilious
Fcvor, Mr. GILBERT +. MCKNIGHT, aged
bout 20 wears
r. Lincoln coruty, IN the 10Th istant, WM. A
SCOTT, in the 2jlh year of his age.
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READ THIS.

80 a. rRAIED from the subscriber,
u YA---r> ~ On HE 6ih instant. lirin IN lrs-
"a vi ridsnce settlement, 3 MULES,
" PM teo sorrsis, beta mares f,co years
se~ez<sssss old last SpriHg, tse!l matched one Of
tcaich aaa poke or, the third one IS horse Male
Of dark roam coIsr, one gear old last spHs ieAen
last aeard Of they rsfs at the CldremoRi Hsase,
near the 5'srqr5cr mine, on the lfh instant and
on same dagfatq acre seen peshborhocd Of Mrs.
Sioan's. iaQ attenuation respecting them left at
the Printing Office or ruth Dsrid Parks in Char
iote ,ciI Be taaRktuHy rsceireG. 81 any person
stoppiag oas tgkiag care IF them end sensine
notice 50 that caa get thsia shall te rslcsrdsd FOR
their fypu6le. JOHN f. STITT.
Sept iStk. 1858. 4l6I
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Sfl.Gged or Stolen,

g. e SROA the Subscriber in Lin.
SU = colntnn on Saturday Sth of Sep
80. Nm trmber, chestnut sorrel Horse about
SSNY ourteen hands high, his left -FOUR
ss-AszzSsxss, DOT is what is called a clabfoet-has
= .t-,.,n IN, torehead-hss on double refined
blind Bride, a Saddle and sheep skin under it
The Subscriber has reason 10 believe that he was
stoen and that the thief went cut tho Tsekasegs
Fore Road. Any person giving ma any intsrala-
ton 81 said nsrsc, shall be reasonably rewarded
THOS, RUNNELS,
September l3, 1888,
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HUUN ana NFIELf,
4 quantity Of old Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Fodder and Huy,
One Cotton Gin end Geerins,
One Duch Fen,
One Gig and Harness,
One Road Woggon, and Farming Tools
Of erery description,
Household Furniture, consisting of SEP.
crdi ercelicnt Beds and Furniture,
Side board, Secretary, Cupboard and
Tables,
together viii a number Of ether valuable articles
net enumerated \ credit will be given, and fur
Their particulars made knswH on day OF sale BY
SAMUEL cox Ex'r
Sept iSih, 1888. tf2l
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wy majority over oil others, 81 Las,
''e House OF Delegates was composed
9 " "hlgs a, v. d. -. A Srnu
- >9f gfsss Is 10 be elected this Session.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

'''''f Iafaad Tins qallan, little STAT
= !" her Wing principles. The l.
n laS terminated and exhibits the col
hs result
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From Correspondence Of Nat Intelligence,
New YORK., SEPTEMBER 0.


From Vermont we have enough 10 know
that Jennison Wing - reelected Cover
nor by an increased majority, which viii
probably run up to 5000 add that Mr..
Fletcher adm IS re eiected to Congress.
10 the Canadian district, The Locofoco pa
pers claim The election OF Mr.. John Smith
over iieman Allen, whose vote upon the
neutrality bill was unpopular in that latitude,
while the Wing papers say there is no
choice. All that can ascertain Is that the
run IS very close but the probability IS
tina, John Smith is ci cited. The Wings
have gained several members Of the House
aud will not only have an immense majority
on JOINT ballet, but problbly a majority
larger than they had las: year. know
no reason why the Wings should mol shout
as Justify over Vermont saved, as the Globe
over Missouri.
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NOTICE.

Il PURSUANT "a the las, will OF M-s. O. Din.
u kns, decd, ! viii offer for sale, on thu 30th
and 3s DAYS Of October next, at the late daelIisg
House Of said decd.
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rectins The troops now in garrison at JEFF.
iersoh barracks TO march Immediately for
me council ground, appointed By the Cher.
okees, IA the Indian territory, on the IIth
September The troops are placed under
'he command Of Major b. Riley. The lst
regim.nt Of Dragons. stationed AT For,
Lea"en"orih Is also detailed for the expe.
dit'on. General Games will be present at
the council in person.-Nat. Intel.
-Netr state HohSe AZ Raletph.-We learn
from persons who have recently been at
Raleigh, that the work on the State House
Is progressing very slowly; some indeed
speak with decided censufe Of the way IN
which The business is conducted. We know
nothing OF the matter, of our own knowl
edge, and cannot therefore express an opin
ION one way, or the other but we think
II proper 10 call the attention of the mem.
bers elect to the subject, not doubling bu,
they will make the proper lnvestlgations
We understood II, as the estimation when
this building was first projected, that less
than two hundred ,hausand dollars would
ba sufficient TO finish t,-nop half million
IS confidently spoken Of, and IT will yet re.
qure seyeral years for its completion.
II is written that il took forty years to
build Solomon's Temple ,-perha the build.
ers Of the State House think thar they ought
to be allowed at least one fourth Of tha,
Western CdroiiaidR.
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All attentions before lavishcd on him
now CEASE. The party which he espouses,
consider HIM now as their own secure IN
heriance, with whom farther pains taking
would be suprriluous. To the same couclu
sion comes the opposite coterle, iuasmuch
as they consider him entirely los, 10 them,
and beyond all hope of recovery. Thus,
"Othello's oceupa'ion's gone"
PRO BONO PUDLICO.
Waite HaH Sept 6, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
STATE or TERWO,NT,

DISTRICT OF CHfTTENDEN, SIS.
A Il Probate Court holden at Burling-
IA ton within and for the District a'orc.
said on The l2th day of September a. d.
1888. An Instrument purporting 10 be the
last VIII and Testament OF Samuel IIolga'e.
late of Milton, in said District deceased
was presented to the Court hero for Pro-
bate, by Peggy Iloga,c and Harvey llol
gate the Executors therein named.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given to all persons
concerned therein to appear before said
Court, at a session thereof to be holden at
the Registers Office in said Burlington, or
the second wednesday Of October A. ID,
1888, and contest the probate Of said Will,
and 1t is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the
Free Press newspaper printed at Bur-
ling'on, in this State, the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office this l2th day Of September, A. D.
1888. I'm. TVES7O.N, Register.
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RusseU'S Celebrated
Salt Rheum Ointment.

NNHlS is unqncstionably the best and
~ safest remedy ever yet offered TO tho
public for that obstinate disorder SALT
RIlEUM. Where other means have failed, ii
has succeeded, and the fact that it has been
extensively used by eminent Practitioners
speaks volumes in its praise. Ii is equally
ellicacious in all diseases Of the skin, scald
head, ring worms, and the most invctcrate
Itch, &c. &c. Numerous certificates might
be obtained, but tho proprietor chooses that
fair trial should be the only evidence Of its,
superior efficacy. Price SO cents n box. -
y A fresh supply is just received and for sale
by J. e. j. H.Pcck e. Co., pr. Moody, Lathfop
& Potwin, BurlIngton-S.H, Barnes Charlotte
NJ. Hull Ilinosburgh -Onion g. Strong, G..
& w. l.. Parker. Huntington& White Vcrgon.
nes-Skff Loosely Cbcckcbury green
Jamn Hamilton, p. Fletcher Jcrco--D. Il.
Wilson, S. B. Fletcher Esscx--D. s. w. CAT
pentcr Waterbury; and with the Druggists
generally throughout tho U. States, and at
wholesale by VIM. G. Simson s. Co. Boston.
Also--by J. &. w. Townsend. corner Of
Beckman and Water streets, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
Mesrs. Pangborn & Brinsmaid

Of the Variety Shop received by the Steam
Packet Burlington, Capt II. w. Sherman,
last evening, two Cases containing the
Goods ordered to supply the wants of some
of those customers, who called for such
articles & found that all were sold Read on
e. will you know what the cases con aimed
lfyOu could only see The little Whalebone
Canes, with such neat Ivory Heads, carved
into such variety of devices, some re.
presenting Monks Heads, some Birds claws
holding Balls, some Dogs heads some with
Whistles, aud some with Ladies'
30! No! well never mention it," and the
Philosophers or Mogiclans Canes, with
rings upon item which as you turn the
Cane one way keeps going up yet never
gets at the top. aud turn them the other
way and they keep going down yet never
gets to the bottom, they are really curious.
Then our two dozen Beed Bags and purses
neatly lined with kid, afford rare oppor.
tunily of selecting from many pretty pat.
terms, those wishing good Bced Bags will
do well to call soon. How the pretty Wax
and other Dolls received per Capt. Sher-
mans Boat Will please the rosy checked
children, the long beed purses, how nice
they are when Papa fills them with good
Bank Bills md let Us 90 shopping. Such
nice pointed Tooth Brushes, they are Just
the thing which never hurt the Gums
And what a good toned Accordion, such
nice Penclls,1 Keys, Spectaces for weak
and sore eyes; o what neat silk guard
Chains some fairy band must have had
finger in making them; The red cases are
so good to put speclacles in. Why, how
large these boxes of Backing are for l2t
cts. and how fine u polish! Well here are
some German Pipes, for those who like to
Puff, Puff, Puff, ana here is some real gen.
Uine Bears Oil. how the Whskers will grow
this Fall. There is some Bullet Buttons
for the Troopers. Various kinds Of snuff
Boxes, some very pretty ores; if the nose
was made 10 keep dust in, wonder it wasn't
put the other end up. Diamond Cement
which will stick things together tight, small
and large Telescopes to see things plain
which are out of sight; Instruction Books
for Flutes end Flies; and now just look at
these fine Stocks, the black sa,n ones with
bows how neatly made and then the quality
of the Satin, IBID YOU EVER" but uSt take
peep into this box, ooh what beautiful.
beautiful, White Figured Satin Stocks,
they almost tempt me 10 get married for
the sake of wearing one Of them" .rhey do
realiy;' Now do not forget, Ladies, Cen
,lemen, Children all. that, these nice articles
end many more were sent to us expressly
for you, by Capt. Sherman last evening,
and that we expect another Case or two
soon from Capt. Lyon, which will be offer
cd at the Variety Shop; where they are
selling that best Of medicine, warranted,
made BY Jas. Morrison al London. Now you
will call at our house the next tine you
are in Town, won't you Oar Music Boxes
pay sweet!y, and then our Organ which is
only Sl25, is so fine. Do come. Won't
Won?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
Joseph Simond's Estate.

"Eth subscribers having been appoints
w eddy the hon. the probate court for the
district Of Chittendcn, commissioners TO re-.
ceve. examine and adjust all claims and de.
mands of allpersons against the estate of 10.
scph Simonds late Of Charlottei in said district,
deceased, represented insnlvcnt, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset there.
to; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore holeby give notice
that we will attend TO the business of our
appointment, at the dwelling of Geo. Perkins,
in Charlotte, in said district, on the first
Mondays CT November and February next, al
10 O'Clock A. Nj, on each Of said days.
Dated this 25lh day Of September A, D.
1888.
Ezra HOLT, ! Commits
THOMAS c. HILL. sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
TAX OF $500

On Goods, not ehargeable 10 Customers.
y AM paying it from another fund, as !
Il can get it, by instruments, viz;
pa4Mr. Lane the tax collector on the
10th of March my check on Bank Of Bur
llngton for $40 rs, and yesterday was ena
bled to give him another check on the same
bank for $50 so more towards taxes, and
shall pay him some more as soon as he says
he must have it. | have great many
goods to sell, and purchasers so numerous
that have not time to sell dear. Fancy
and Staple articles Of every description OF
merchandise, for sale cheap, at the cheap
cash store Of S. EARL HOW.4RD.
p. S. No Windsor Money for sale.
Sent 12. 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
FOR SALE,

xymA THAT eligible Mil S'o and
fEHs2.eellm Salnelt Factory, known as the
h;sssf3 Winooski Mills, in the town of
4xsS@a Burlington, Vermont, on the
falls Of Onion River. The building is of
Stone, 100 feet long by so feet deep. with
all the necessary appurtenances, for dying,
drying and dressing cloth. There are forty
looms with corresponding machinery, Of
most approved patterns and superior work
manship. A foil inventory may be seen at
the factory. There is also attached 10 it
brick house suitable for n boarding house
TOR the workmen. Situated as this estab
Ilshment is, in a wool growing country,
with the advantages of transportation by
water the whole of the distance to New
York. renders it well worthy the attention
of Capitalists and Manufacturers. Terms
Of sale will be accommodating. Apply TO
II. LEAVENW ORTH,
BURLINGTON, N.
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o o M M U NOTATION.
NEW YORK, Sept. 90, 1888.
s. EARL HOWARD.
Of The Cheap Cash Store, Burlington, ".

Of The Cheap Cash Store, Burlington, ".
10 HIS CUSTOMERS.
FIND my absence from you will be fow
Il days longer than was anticipated. The
Steam Ship Great Western now in port, was
two days longer than usual on her passage.
Being DESTROYS 10 return 10 you with the very
latest fashions and the newest tylcs Of goods.
think you will justify me in remaining, when
the benefit is mutual. find many goods have
advanced, as was anticipated, but fortunately
being such kinds as am well supplied with,
and being bought for you, shall sell as low
as heretofore, some articles now buying which
will exceed in beauty any goods have ever
hud-my assortment will be very desirable and
worth viewing. which may be seen free Of
charge. Yours respectfully.
S. T.. HOWARD.
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Real Estate at Auction.

yHvHE property iateiy o,cned By Lemuel
Il Curtis in Burlington, consisting of q
large brick Store and building occupied
as a shoe STOP, and the land on 1chich he
same stand, and no,c holden by The subscriber
in trust, for certain creditors of said Curtis,
piN be exposed for sale at puJHc auc-
ton at The store on the same premises, on
Saturday the first day Of September neat at
o'cloch II. The afternoon. said property
is under an incumbrance Of Eighieen hm-
dred dollars, and riH be sold subject 10 said
incun,brance. Tie hpo buildings ,ciU be sold
together or separately 10 suit The purchasers.
NOBLE LOVELY, Trustee.
Burlington, August o,
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state of the blood, and cleansing tho system
of foul and visci6 humors. These pills are a
mild calharlc producing neither pains nor
gripping, and are therefore valuable and
highly approved medicine, and arc pronouno
ccd as such by tho most distinguished phys-
clans. Each box containing SO Pills. Price
81 10 cents box
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
EZOPEMENT.

r HEREBY forbid oil persons from har.,
Il boring or trusting my awful wife Cath
atine on my account. She has eoped and
refuses to return and live with me, and
therefore refuse to pay any OF her expenses
abroad, after this date.
ASA NARAMORE.
September 90, 1888. 3w
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Making per cent, assessment for the
year; SAID per cenlase to be cast on the
original amount OF The premium note.
without reference to any endorsement and
to be paid to the Treasurer, ut his Office
in Montpelier, on or before the 18th day
Of October, 1888. An opportunity will be
presented to forward assessments by the
members OF the Legislature, and those who
neglect to forward their assessments then,
are referred to the 9Th Sec. of the act
attached TO such Policy, ior the conse-
quences.
BY order Of the Directors,
HARRY VAIL. Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 90, 1885.
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STU Il EDITION..
Trade good and business Increasing.
EaO w A " I'D
OF the Cheap Cash Store.

NU AS at length returned from N. York
r. n and other markets without being
obliged to 20 to Europe in the steamer
Great Western for his supply, as has been
said by some persons that he would but
not so, be could not be spared, his custom.
crs required him at home, his Tar for
Faculty as It ,Nercham Of 500 by the
town must be provided for. The infamous
Windsor money loss Of $3.50 has been
pocketed, md will De referred to the Leg
lslaturc. SO that having now altogether
one o. the most extensive, best selected,
and cheapest bought assor'men,s of Goods,
Wares, aud Merchandise, that was ever
before offered to the public at bis Grand
Bazaar Cheap Cash Establishment, where
he is ready with his clerks aud no other
engagements on hand, to distribute accord
ing TO the desires of customers any amount
OF goods they may wish nt either wholesale
or retail. No charge for showing Goods.
Come and zee.
S. EARL HOWARD.
p. As some Goods have been pur-
chased under the cost of importation prices
and will be sold low, it may be an object TO
send from distance, Orders with cash
will receive attention, and goods sent as
low as if customers were present.
SeDlemIer l. 1888,