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Lexington union., 1839-01-05
PROSPECTUS.

Tor publishing in The torn Of Clsnto no
reehty Newspaper TO be entitled
SOUTHERN MARhS4NAV.
Devoted to Education, Literature, Science
Agriculture, &c.
Ri NEELiNG deep interest in the
R' welfare and future prosperity of our
town, aud believing that the establishment
OF a weekly Newspaper would add to its
Importance abroad, aud to The interest and
convenience ofour citizens. Iuduced by
these and other weighty considerations,
backed by the solicitations ofour friends.
both PERSONAL and political, we have de.
'erm'ned to make the effort. Having full
confidence in the libcrai,y ola generous
pubic IN sustaining and supporting every
effort Of liberal, useful and laudabIc
tendency in the community, we cnterInlo
the undertaking with confident hope of
success.
We will commence our career on the
great occasion of fpolitics with no promise
OF occupying a neutral posilion-our prin.
c'p'es are truly Democratic, and we Give a
urn and fearless support 10 the measures
oi Inc present Administration Of the Gen
efal Government, believing them to he in
the highest degree conducive to the G-
tufe welfare and permanent interest Of the
south, anu in accordance with the true
meaning and spirit ofthe Constitution.
belng strict construc:lonist of the
constitution we oppose the establishment
pl National Bank as an unauthorized
ana dangerous grant Of power, such as
never was contemplated hv its framers.--
We shall also oppose National Bank,
believing it totally incxpedient and dan
'erous IN the hishcs; degree to the liberties
# the people.
We shall ever be found opposed to the
n'Sle or the resumption ofpower, whether
the Federal Executive head, Legislative
ody, orj0diciary Of the country.
1t VIII be our purpose 20 land virtue
iough clad IN the habilmenis of poverty.
nd denounce vice whether in high or low
l"ccs' LII ooinG This, We shall speak o.
zen and mofsures as we find them, and
Ilh hrm grasp attempt to tear the veil :
nder hich political doformi'y has sought
'eIter in these evil days Of political a.
nstacy.
In the discharge Of our duty as the ,.
'nductoFs ola political press. we shall u
rnpolousIy avoid wounding inaividuaI :
ID private feelings. "Our banner is now .
the battle and the breeze.n We have
ln'ed our feet upon tic ramparts of the !. +,
and call upon the people TO q =
me to the rescue. The constitutional u
waves over us in this contest for q
c principles, and five fall let Its sacred o c
ds be wrapped around rs. -
C.P. MCDANIEL, Editor. ,l
The Southern Marksman will be pub. u
Lexington union., 1839-01-05

SLATE oF MiSsiSslPPI,} Probate Court,
"A GREEABLY to an order of The
-IA Hon. the Probate Court of Holmes
County, Miss, obtained at the December
term 1888, of said court. Notice is here.
ny given to all persons Interested in tho
lands, tencments, and hercditarc,ncn,s Of
MALCOLM Dent, decd, to lie and personally
appear before the sald Probate Co,r, ~,
the first Monday of February. 1890. then
ana there to show cause, if any they can.
why an order should not be made Tor ,be
sale OF an undivided half of lots Numbered
seveny-fve, (75> seventy. -four, (74) sixty
seven, (6D and sixiy-ciyh', (GS) in the
town of Lexington, Mss, together with
The appurtenances thercunto bcloncino.
real estate Of said decd. 1t having been
suggested TO the court by the administra.
tor OF said decd, that it will be TO the in.
lcresl OF the legalees to sell The same.
WITNESS, Hon. N. f.
Rives, Judge of Probates for
LIS. SAID county, the first Monday
of December 1888, and seal
ofsaid court.
ISSUED 10th December, 1889.
w. A. 'PURDOM, elk.
Manchester Wing, publish 6 weeks,
nd charge Administrator.
Dec. Is 6v-5
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
"A fine plantation
For Sale.

FE@ iE undersigned offers for sale tract of
~ land, containing $50 acres lying on Che
3sopa creek about l2 miles from Lexington, and
miles from Yazoo Valley. $50 acres of this
land is In state of cultivation upon it there is
convenient dwelling house, Gin Mill, CHARTERS,
&c. 1t is finely timbered, aud well watered. Ii
IS also very convenient to market, ,being within
~ miles of both Marion and Tchua. He will
also sell stock of hogs, cattle, corn and farm
ing utensils. Those wishing to purchase can
learn the terms by calling on the subscriber.
LEWIS Ii. DAVIS.
Holmes county Sept. 8 l4-tf
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

EIlEKS of administration on H.
- estate OF A. II. Paxton deed hayjrs inv
peen granted to the Undersigned bv&
Hon. the Probate Court of Holmes co0ns
at the November Term. This is ,ons
'l'y alf persons having claims aeains
saId estlte to present them within the TINA
prescribed by law or they will bc barred
and all persons indebted TO the same IA
come forward and make immediate settle.
ment.
JAMES II. PAXTON, Admir-.
Dec. Is 6w-5
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
NOTICE.

FHVilE undersigned Administrator Of
-E- the estate Of William w Williams.
deceased, will present his account as ,d.
minisira'or on said estate, to the hon
Probate Conrt of Holmes county, at its
regular term in January next. for final
settlement and allowance.
JOHN McJUNKIN
Administrator Estate Of W williams.
decd
Lexington Dec. 8, 1888. d 4w
Lexington union., 1839-01-05

State or MlSSlSSIPPI,) Probate Court
HOLMES COUNTY De- tcr,o 1sn3
a GREEABLY to an order of the
-1A- Hon. the Probate Court of said
county, obtained at the Dccenber term
iooo thereof. Notice is hereby given TO
all persons interested in the lands, iene-
ments, and hereditarements of William
iainey, decd, to be and personally appear
before the said court on the first Monday
OF February, 1889. There and then to
show cause, if any they can, why an order
should not be granted for the sale of the
following lands, to wit:-lhe North half
OF the East half Of the North west quarter
and the North half of the West half of the
Northeast quarter of section number ten.
township fifteen, of range two, east: the
real estate of said decd. 1t having been
suggested to the court by the admins,ra-
tors, that it will be to the interest of tho
legatees to sell the same.
WITNESS, Hon. N r
Rives, Judge of Probates for
l.. ). said county, the lst Monday
OF December, 1888, and seal
of said court.
ISSUED 10Th December. 1898
w. A. PURDOM. Clk
Manchester Gazette, publish 8 weeks
and charge Administrators.
Dec. 10 6w-5 .
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
Notice..

HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING
YHV J. TRlCE A. M. offers his scrv;.
Il @ ces to the Citizens of Lexington
aud the adjacent Towns. He is now pre-
pared to 90 any work in his line OF busi-
ness.
N Is Discount of his debtsis good pay
Dec. 10 ti-5.
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
III. B. OLIVER

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR LAW.
Has perminately located himself in the
Town of Franklin, M iss. and is now
prepared to transact any professional bu-
sihess III the seyral couits of Holmes and
thn adjacent Counties. Office Frarklin
MISS. Dec. Is 4w-5.
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
SNEkIFIlS' SALE.

M
SIiEklFFS' SALE.
Aaran Truman,
vs.. ii. ia.
William l.. Tremble. Ret,,,t,o >, a..
Brown q Robertson, Holmes o;rc,i,C ~ VIC
vs. fl. ia. r. A.1;I , ,e,.,'. ou'
William l.. Tlimble. r'" ''N 1909
HRf virtue Of the above stated cosos ne
ED firei facias to me directed sh,u
olier to the highest bidder for cash before
'he Court House door Of my county on the
ih'rd monday of January next, the follow.
ing described tract of land, to wi,:-,be
east halt, of north half of east half Of
northeast quarter, Of section numbestwn
township number fourteen, Of range mum
per TWO east, containing twenty acres.
,n LEVIED on as the property of William /.
ifimole, to satisfy the plaintiffs, and cos:s
OF suits; 18th Dec. 1879.
| W. PiCKENs, Sheriff,
By d. PURSsELL, DIT. Sh'G.
Dec. 10 tl=.5
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
c. p. MCDANIEL, Editor.

The Southern Marksman will be pub.
l'shed weekly, at five dollars in advance
or SIX dollars at ;he end of,hc wear. hd.
Will lie inserted al usnnI
rates. no subscription can be received
for less than six months, nor will any dis.
be made until all dues ere
pald.--Fhe first number may be expected
about The lst Of December.
G. ID. GERE, Publisher
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
% y of MISSISSIPPI, ! Probate Court.
i,oLM1s CoUNTY Dee. term, ls3s

SLATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ! Probate Court
r,.5,I1s uoLM1s CogNTy. 5 Dee term, 1885.
"A GhLEABLY to an order Of ,Lc
- Hon. the Probate Court Of Holmes
County, Miss, obtained at ;he December
term, 1888 of said court. Notice is hereby
gwen to all persons interested in the
lahds, lenements and hcrcdltarimen,s of
Petcr Aollosie, decd, TO Lc and persc cnaly
appear before the said court, on the frs.
Monday of February lS39-,hen and
mere to show cause, if any they can, why
an order should not be granted lor the sale
OF the North half Of lot numbered Eighty
iour, (8D in the town of Lexington, Miss
together with the appurlenances t.ercunto
belonging. 1t having been suggested to
the court by the Executor of the last will
and testament: (nnncupativc) Of the decd.
that 1T will be 10 the interest Of the heirs
and creditors of the tcstator, to sell The
same.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-24

ton. To suG;h degree Is this the fact, that
Il has become common occurrence for
membeII Of Congress to make their places
mere Stepping stones to higher Office; which
Is now done with perfect assurance, ii by SER
Witty TO the Executive, or by the abandon
W,ent of principle aud duty, they lose their
popularity at home, that the Government
viii take care of them. To use the popular
phrase, the President never neglects those
who are crippled in his service. 7.-o
With such evidences before me, can see
no hope OF reform, but for the Legislatures of
the different States to instruct their Senator's
and the people their representatives in Con-
gress, to vote for all measures to reduce the
Executive patronage, the receipts and expen-
diturcs of Government, and 10 prohibit the re-
moval of public officers on party grounds, or
for any cause without assigning a reason to
the Senate for such removal: to prohibit
members of Congress from receiving appoint
ments from the Executive ofthe United States
for at least two years after the expiration of
the time for which they may have been elect
ed and to prohibit, under severe penalties,
any officer of the United States Government
from persuading, bribing or otherwise infiu-
encing voters at elections from conducting
newspaper press from bribing or influence
ing any editor of Il paper to support any po-
litlcal party, or contributing money for either
of tho before named purposes; those powers
form the great lever with which the Execu-
tive is now controlling the politics and cleo
tons of the whole country. Correct them,
and all other abuses, great as they are, will
be comparatively harmless, and the Govern
ment, which now, like mighty river, has
overfowed the whole land, will sink quietly
within its limits, and aspiring men will once
more rely upon patriotism, virtue, and tai
ents. to secure those places of honor, which
every citizen of our country should, and un-
der such circumstances would, become ambi-
tious to receive. s6
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-24

The Hon. John Van Ness Yates, died ai Albany On
Thursday lasl II the aga Of sixty. Ha YVES GecSetNS
W Of State under De VIII Clinton,
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p. L Il Il f. NJ A n e. Co.
wholesale DEALERS IN
INDIA, FRENCH g. ENGLISH
Silk GOODS.
No. Wuiidm ST. .Ne,D York.

A RE receiving per late arrivals a supe-
IA rior assortment, among which are
Black aud Colorcd, Figured and Plain Ital.
ian Pou de Sole aud Gros de Naples.
Bonnet Silk and Sa'lns, Figured and Plain.
Plain, Figured end Embroidered Satins,
BombaznCs, Grapes.
Colorcd, Black and Blue Black, Silk Vel-
vets
Fancy Dress Shawls, Zephyr lIdkfs. and
Scaris.
Merlno, Chenille and Brochc Shawls.
Superior assortment Cap, Bonnet, Plain
Tahcta aud Satin Ribbons.
Silk, Lace and Kid Gloves.
English and Saxony Thread, Edgipgs and
Lace.
LisIe inscrtings and Edgings, Blond, Wash
Blond. Wire ground, Figured and PLAN,
Black and White. Black Brussels.
Black Lace Wells, with every variety OF
Lace in use.
Leghorn, Florence and Tuscan, English
and american Straw, Satin and FancJ
Bonnets
artificial E2ouers,
Country merchants are respectfully in.
vited 10 C.4TI and examine.
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p EGS leave 10 tender his greatfuI ac-
NJ acknowledgements, to his Friends for
their liberal patronage and hopes by punc-
,uaIity and close application to business to
merit a continuance Of the same. as he has
decided after two and half years trial, TO
make permanent residence at Burlington.
great variety Of ready made work can
be seen three doors west of ]. & ]. Fl.
Peck ~ Co. College ST., and second in
quality to none. beautiful article Of
Ladies Saddle Of the latest New York
ia shon, very cheap. Gcntemans portable.
pigeon, inlays, Shaitoes and common Sad
dies, n greater variety Of travelling equip
men's than ever before offered for sal in
Burlington, consisting OF Portmanteaus,
Vasscs, Carpet Bags of various patterns.
Hard Leather, Double Deckers, French
Folio, Folding. imitation, Bellows top, and
Common TRUNKS, from 81, to $50 each.
Coach, Gig Plated. Timed, Brass. Japan.
cd and common Harnesses. A superior ar
tlcle of Cart or Dray Harness, with Scotch
collars, good assortment Of Whips
and Lashes, Ttappings, Resets, Twigs,
Yokes MartlngaIs, Rolls. Whpple,res,
| Fire Buckets, Meets Oil. Sheepsk,ns by
the Duz or single, and other articles too
numerous TO mention in this bill. Also O
frs, rate Buggy Wagon for sale. Any
of the above articles will be sold on reason.
able terms. Carriage trimming executed
in the non'cst STYLE. Gail and see.
DJ'WlNT'ED, Journeyman at the
above business.
SIS. SKINNER.
BuriinptOn, Man II. 1919.
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John Newcll's Estate.
SV.4WE or VERWONT.

piernIcr OF CutTrENpuN, Sc.
THE Hou Hc projaic Couyt (or the Dis
hjd Of CtW0dan, 10 all gcrsgns con
ccynd IN Tie Esiaic Of Join .NewcN tate
NJ CharioHe, in sam Ojdyict decreased,
GREETING.
TF1HEREAS. Ezra Holt, and Ilcman H..
w Newell, administrators Of the estate OF
lid deceased propose to render an account Of
their adm inislration, and present their account
AGAINST said estate for examination aud allow
aucc at session the Court Of Probate, 10 be
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington
Oh the 18th day Of June next.
TnEnGronE, You are hereby notified TO
appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shcw cause. if any YOU have,
why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand nj Burlington. this
50th day of May A. d. 1889.
WIN. WESTON Register.
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1CnnclulIeh from ErSt Pare

advancing lo meet her. and leading her 10
q scat on The sofa to ven ! owe tbc b'cs
sirrs of THIS hour. IL was surely pt"pt
,ious star that shonc upon M when | iirsl
seated myself beside you that mcmotnbir
night. Had you not como to prove your
claim to her wealth, the spell that bound
the would no, yet have been OIokon, aud a
wall of separation might s'lB hGy" arisen
between hearts TINT have met aud bieud"d,
aud will continue to mlnglc through CtGr-
nity'-----
Aunt Bridget turned away her head, and
seemed suddenly TO have lost the gift Of
speech.
Somewhat alarmed Il, her unusual silence,
especially MS he felt her shaEnr and tr"m-
bling uGder the folds of her cloak, he lean
ed over her and tried to un'Ic her hood, so
us to give her air. Fearing she would fall
into 4 fit, as she continued to lrcmhIe s'iIl
mere violently, he burst the ribbons 0sun-
der, for The knots seemed IT, tighten under
hls fingers, and the cloak hood aud mob cap
fell off slmu nnrously-thc large green
epec'ncles too dropped from the eyes,
which, laughing and brilliant, now flashed
upon his own--GHd the arms which had
been extended to support far different
parsonage. were folded IN transport around
the graceful form Of Mrs. Clifton.
'W,ll you forgive the 2 cried she, when
she raised those beomng eyes from HE
shoulder, the willy deception ! have pracY
tcod? Will You forgive me for continuing
disguise through love which commenced
from eccentric motives? Young and IN
I g., I,,,,
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,IZsSEs,AETSE rsaCE. =,

.sasi ka % ss,rEa..sl ~ .1sj -s1. w. =. uii.S.
er 81 THIS Establishment, sit.
fLafy 80 T6} uated at the head Of the
Fs3IN h n nj NO Steam Boat Wharf, Bur.
sil a n MI Y lington, is now completed
y Y, N Z! "a and open for the reception
F.zzs..a l4lds.| of travellers and the pub.
lie generally. The location of this House is
one Of surprising beauty. presenting from its
piazzas. in front and rear, an uninterrupted
view Of most Of the village and of the lake
and scenery around it. The House with It's
furniture is entirely ne,c, and offers convent
onccs and comforts to its guests if equited.
certainly not surpassed by any House IN the
Place.
A coach is always in attendance TO carry
passengers and their Baggage to and from
the respective Steam Boats FREE OF CHARGE.
II will be the ambition Of the undersigned
TO deserve patronage from the public, equal
to the means placed in his hands, TO render
their sojourn with him comfortable. pleasant
and happy. JONATHAN HART.
Burlington, Nay IT, 1889.
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Lead, first rate article, for sale very low,
together with Il great variety ofo,hor articles.
as cheap as can be found at any other cs,ab'
lishment in the place. GEO. PETERSON
IS2TegSg ~ . I!.TsI u.
FU7HE Subscriber having completed his ar
n. Engagements at ST. JOINS and WHITE.
HALL. is now prepared TO receive GOODS in.
tended for rRANsroRrATloN between MoNTRE-
AL and New YORK.
Al orders addressed to the agent al st.
Johns, Mr.. w. II. HurLAND, win be promiy
attended TO, and no trouble or expense spare"
in The despatch Of Goods addressed to the
Establishment.
The Charges FOR Commission, Wharfage,
&C., will he found at icas, TWENTY-FIVE FER
CENT below what has been hitherto paid upon
the Line. FRANCIS MULLINS.
Montreal, Cd May, 1889.
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NEW FIRM.

FEYIlE Subscribers have formed a copart
Il netship IN the mercantile bu>ln, IS,
under the firm Of WuIppLE g. BI,Hop, and
have taken store IN Messrs Strong's
Building, college street, where they are
now receiving from New York a very
choice selection Of Fancy and Staple Dry
GoOds, Dry Groceries Sc. &C., which they
offer unusually low tor cast.
SAMUEL WHIrpLE,
A. Il. BrsHo2.
Burlinsi0n, Mag 81, 1889,
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STRAY MARIE.
WINDOW SASH.

JUST received Is
90 & Ell by 9
easements Of sash, 4
first rate article. al
81 and % cts. per
light. Also. aIIkinds
and sizes, furnished
to order.
Ticondcroga Black
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Lynn AN g. COLE

ill., VlNG made arrangements with the
ID. u burlington MN Co. are now able to
offer complete assortment Of their
BROAD.CLOTHS,
Which they keep constantly on hand Con
sisting of variety Of colours and qualities Of
superior finish and elegant styles. Farmers
will now be able to furnish themselves with
cloths without the additional charges of
Freight. Commissions, ana the Merchants
Profits in New York. All of which mus, be
necessarily CHARGED upon Cloths when pur-
chased in the City, 1t is the object Of this
Manufacturing Company to supply the inhab
'tants of Burlington and Vicinity with such
Cloths as are not only beautiful in appearance,
but Of a firmncss and finish that will give sat
isiaction to the wcarcr.
We hazard nothing in saying that we be-
licvc these Cloths TO be superior. and much
cheaper than any ever offered in this market.
Gentlemen are invited TO call and examine
before Purchasing elsewhere.
MERCHANTS
Arc also informed, that we shall be able to fur.
nish them with comp lete assortment Of
Gr0dn=C lotDS,
At Faci0ry prices. which are extremely low
An opportunity is now offered for them to be
supplied with cloths of 4 superior quality, and
on the most favorable terms. Attention is
particularly requested to the above.
Burlington, Mag "a, 1889.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TO MANUFACTURERS u OTHERS.
WNIlE Providence Washington Insurance
~ Company, IN Providence Rhode
Island, cont nue. to Insure against loss or
damage by fire, on Cotton, WoIlen, and
other Manufactures, Buildings, and Mer-
chandlsc. on favorable terms.
This Company is well Known to the
Manufacturers of New England, and pos
seascs their full confidence.
The Company was incorporated A. ID.
1900. The Capital Stock rs 5000 900, all
paid in many years since. and well secured
in Bank Stocks and Real Estate. The
Directors arc.
SULLIVAN DORR,
BENJAMIN HOpPIN,
MOSES 3. IVES.
HENRY p. FRANKLIN,
ROBERT II. IVES,
ELISHA DYER.
CARLO MAURAN,
CHARLES JACKSON,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Manufacturers and others wishing for
Insurance, are requested to direct their APP
pcations (which should be accompanied
with a particular description Of The prop.
erty,j per mail, to the President or Secre-
tary of the Company, and the same will be
attended to promptly.
SULLIVAN DORR, President.
WARREN s. GREENE. Secretary.
Providence Washington Insurance
Company's OGice 7
Procidence, Il !. 1889. )ly.f 5
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Nathan i!utchins' Estate.

MAJ + the subscribers having been appointed
w Ivy the Hon. tho Probate Court, for the
District Of Grand Isle, commissioners to re-
celvo, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate Of
Nathan Hutchins, late of North Hero. in said
district deceased, represented insolvcnt and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no,
ticc that we will attend to the business of our
appointment at the dwelling Of widow Lois
Huichins, in North Hero. in said district, on
the 30th of September next, at 10 clock a..
Nj. on said day.
Dated this 9th day Of May A. d. 1889.
WIN. Il. RUSSELL, J Commas
ORLEM lIlBBARD, sinners.
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REMOVAL.
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

!~Wl-7o -.-7y'TiT r. ~ rT5 ~ 'G-f-N- y
z, - "a -. :. - g, -. ~
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ISA A C. w A r n T. r

. "A n " w IL IL IN Il IL
vMfAS received his Spring Goods, among
Vs.sA which arc
BROADCLOTHS,
C.1SSLHERES,
S.4Y7TNETT'S,
FL.1.N.NELS,
MOLESKIN,
variety of summer wear for men s. bows
C.4LICOES.
C.ANBHICKS,
.NUSLLN DE LAME.
STRAW g. TUSC.4.N BO.NN'ETS,
TUSCAN s. STR.4W BRAID,
PLAIN s. FANCY HOSE,
GLOTES,
RIBBONS.
COTTON YARN.
BUTTONS and oiter TIeI.N.IIyNGS,
and many other articles, making good
ASSORTMENT for the season.
Also. Rum, Brandy aud Gin Of the best
quality; % quality of the same articles :;
Moasses, pure Wines. lump and brown
Sugar, Coffee. Chocolate, Teas, Goldfish
Salara,us, Starch. Pepper, Spice, Ginger
Ralsins and most other articles in the
Grocery lire, all Of which he will sell at the
lowest prices. Tavern keepers are particu
larry invited to call aud examine his liquors
Store opposite s Il. Howard's Cheap
Cash Store burlington, .Iay 1889. #