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New Advertis e m e n t S i.
nc o TIT G % Q
ANTE COUNTY, August end, 1899,

Fello,c Citizens:-It is with difidence, that
attempt TO write for publication; but justice to
myself and friends, seems in some measure to
demand it. From information received from
friend not long since, ii appears that nothwth,
standing my candor in avowing my political
opinions, when necessary, that some indlvld-
uals suppose me to be entirely friendly to the
present Administration. To be this, man
must first approve the leading and most prom
inent of its measures But in this, differ from
large and respectable portion of my fellow
citizens. believe, however, that this differ
ence of opinion can not ALLEVIATE our friendship.
know it will not, if we are governed by the
Golden rule-Do unto others as ne tOotd they
should do unto u.s. We should always be Will
ling 10 allow the same liberties that we wish 10
exercise ourselves. | am Democrat, because
| am in favor of a Government by the People
am Wing, because am in favor OF strict
adherence TO the Letter and Spirit OF the Con-
sttution; not as one man sees it, but the JUDI
cary, or those whose business it is to deter
mine its true meaning.
Fellow Citizens, ask your sutfrages not be-
cause we agree or disagree in political opinion
but because feel myself fully competent to
discharge the duties of the Office for which
am a candidate. ELISHA l.. TARVER.
saws Printers fee, Sc &C
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MONDAY EVENING, July 29, 1899.

MONDAY ENENlNu3 July ~S' AOS'
DURSUANT TO advertisement, large por-
ton of the citizens Of Liberty and its
v;tnitv. met at the Store-house of Messrs.
DoNNELLA & RUDD, on the evening Of the 29h
Of july, 1889, for the purpose Of forming a
Volunteer Company, in said Town.
On motion being made and seconded, THOMAS
w. Pound, Esq, was called 10 the Chair, and
GEoRGE F. WEBB, was appointed Secretary.
By request of the Chair, HENRY G. STREET,
ESQ, stated the object Of the meeting.
On motion, it was ordered that this be Light
Infantry Company, to be known and designated
by the name and appellaticn of the CELEBRITY
GUARDS"
On motion, it was ordered that Committee
Of FIVE be appointed by the Chair, for the pur-
pose Of selecting Uniform for said Company
In pursuance Of said order, the Char appoint
ed OWEN J. DoNNELLA, WILLIAM u. SMITH ELL
JAZZ M. DAVIS, CHARLES II. HAZARD ana JAMES
F. ROBINSON, for said Committee.
On motion, the Chair proceeded 10 the aP-
pointment Of Committee of five, Tor the pull
pose of drafting Constitution and BYLAWS
BY which the above mentioned company shall
be governed: Whereupon, the following per
sons were appointed said Committee JOHN
ToTHILL, Henry g. STREET, STEPHEN R. DAVIS
GEORGE F. WEBB and AUGUSTUS w. FoRsYTHE
On motion, the Chair and WIN. r. CARTER
were added TO the two foregoing Committees
twas ordered that the Secretary be requ'r
ed to furnish each committee with the proceed
ings Of this meeting.
On motion, that the proceedings Of this meet
ingbe published one time in each Of the news
papers published in this place.
Ordered that the proceeding Of the presen
meeting be signed BY the Chairman and cour
tersigned by the Secretary.
Onmotion, this meeting adjourn until Satui
day, the I0thday Of August, A, D, 1889.
THOMAS W.tPOUND,
s M fS Chairman.
GROass r. WEBB, Secretary. .-.s
sswi !" ',:,a' tPrintsr's fee, SIS q
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HENRY P. JONES.

arrThese valuable Pills are for sale at s.
TiIlotson's Store, LibertyS--and at Capt. Hunts
Store, Rose Hill; and, on enquiry, can be had
in every town in the State. l9m6
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STOLEN.

TNHE Office of the subscriber was forciby
entered on the morning Of the 30th June,
and was stolen therefrom fine double Barrel
(tuist) Shot Gun-the Barrel about 80 inches
og.-Also, fine Otter Bullet Pouch, Flask,
&c 1t is supposed the above were taken by
some runaway. Any information will be thank
fully received by the owner. ]. REDHEAD.
Bose Hill, A. c., M, dug. l, 1889. 3lw3
Printers fee, So 90
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A CARD.

nR. o. w. CAULFEILD, grateful
~ for The patronage which he has hereto
fore received, takes this method Of Informing
the citizens of Liberty and its vicinity that he
has taken Dr.. A. r. DUNN into partnership
in the practice of Medicine and Surgery. They
hope, by strict attention 10 their professional
duties, 10 merit the confidence and patronage
Of the community.
Their office is on Washington Street, where
one or both will at all times be found, when moi
professionally engaged.
Liberty, Aug. lst, 1899. 31yl
Printers fee, $15 90
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IT@lIQL@e

TNOR SALE OR RENTING House and
Lot On which Mrs P. Hall resides, stu-
ated near the Liberty Spring, Southeast Of the
Male Academy .--For terms, apply to T. .
Cafrrv. or Thomas Nv. Pound, Esq. Liberty
Mississippi. ...a ., ,APtu 10, 18Se,-l6-tf
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IT@DI0lBa

n ETTERS OF ADM NISTRATION hav.
4 ing been granted to the undersigned, at
the April Term, 1899, of the Probate Court of
Franklin county, on the estate OF JOINT Fun.
MACE, RESPONSIBILITIES is hereby given TO al
persons indebted TO said Estate, to make imne
date payment; and all those having claims
against said estate, will present them duly gu.
thenticated within the time prescribed by Law,
or they will be forever barred. IVY
JOSEPH S. M. LOWRY.
May 20, 1899. 21m2
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HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY

HEALTH SUPERIOR To EVERY TN
From Newton, we have knowledge OF the skies, v
From Locke, the rules which regulate the wise,
From Shakespeare, portraits of the human mind,
From Byron, all that's glowing, vast refined.
And SO we might rehearsc their varied claims,
Through the brgl volume of thousand names.
But there is one irMn whom boon more blest,
We have received than from all the rest
A boon than knowledge, wisdom, song or wit
That's far more dear and all acknowledge it.
What is that blessing3 ask that bounding swain,
So lately struggling on bed pain;
Ask yonder man, so rosy and so trim,
Just saved from fevcrd head, and wasting limb;
Ask where you choose--one answer will you hear,
Which like hymn shall fall upon your ear,
For all will say, "Sweet soother Of our lila,
THE HEALER RESTORED ny DR. PETERS PILLS
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John Ladue's Estate.

WYE, the subscribers having been op-
w pointed by The Hon. the probate
court for the district of Grand Isle. Com
mlssonets TO receive, examine, and adjus:
the claims and demands Of oil persons a
gnin-t The estate of John Ladue, late Of
ALburgh, in said district, deceased. repre-.
scntcd iusolvcnt, and also oil claims and
demabts exhibited in Offset thereto, and
six months from the day of he date hereof
being allowed for that purpose by said
court, we do here fore hereby give notice
Tint we will attend to The business of our
appointment at the dwelling Of Laura La.
due in hlburgh in SAID district, on the last
Saturdays Of Febtusy and March next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated at AIbn'ch. 9th October. 1889.
WAN, SOWLES, Commits
JOHN B. REYNOLDS. { sioners.
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George >. Hale's Estate.
ST.lTE OF VER,MO.NT. }

DisTRicT OF CHITTENDEN. ssS
To the Hn he Probate Court for The dis.
trict Of ChHiendtn, TO all persons con-
cerned in Tie estate NJ George S. Hale,
late # Wesyord in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
WV HEREAS, the Admin s'ra'or of
w the estate Of SAID deceased proposes
to render an account Of his administration,
and present his account against said eslnte
Tor examination aud allowance at a session
Of The Court Of Probate, to be holden at
Darlington. in the Sd district. on the I'd
Wednesday OF December next. And has
also made application TO said Court TO cx-
tend the time limited for making nny-
ment Of the debts Of said deceased IL
months from the Goth day of December
next.
!, is hereby ordered by said court that
full hearing he he'd in the premises az
probate court 10 be holden at the ofiice Of
tho Register of,his court, is said Blu, hing"
ton, on the Cd Wednesday Of December
next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO
appea, before said Court at the time md
place aforesaid, mud shew cause. if any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be aIlowed;'and also object against the
granting OF said application. And it ia
ordered that notice b. given te all persons
interested by publishing as soon as may be
the above together with this order three
weeks III the Burlington Free Press, a
new, paper printed at Burlington in said
distinct.
Gwen under my hand ut Burlington.
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STBONGS g. CO.,

"AVE received large stock, con-
LIE sis'lng Of the various sizes and of the
most approved patterns Of Coohing Stores
together with plate Box,Par'or aud Can.
ada plate do. of the various sizes.-'l Having
extended this branch Of their business end
spared no pains to procure Stoves of The
most approved patterns. those well manu-
featured and from stock Of Superior quality,
thew believe themselves prepared TO ot!cr
dealers and others better bargains than
were ever offered in the State. They in
vte the attention Of purchasers 10 this as
soriment of Stoves, where they may also
find Stove pipe, in any quantity and OF oil
sizes of English, American and Canoda
Shent Iron''ulso Stove trimmings in every
variety, such as Copper, Copper bottom
and lin Boilers, Tea Kettles, sheet Iru
dripping pans, &c. Hollow Ware 70
Stoves, Pots, dish Kettles, Spiders, b
Sins &c." Farmers Kettles, l, II, Q Il
Barrels. Nov. IS. 1889.
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LOVELY g. HURLBUT,
NJ The sien Of N. Lopelu s Co.

BURLINGTON, VIZ.
A RE now opening more extensive
IN assortment Of Goods than is usually.
it ever, found in any one country Store,
which are now offered by wholesale or
retail, TO suit purchasers, OF reduced prices
from former sales, for Cash, Butter, or
other ready pny, as may be agreed upon.
To cnumofate our assortment would require
time necessarily devoted TO distributing
these goods 10 those who may avail them.
selves Of purchasing cheaper than ever
before. We give specimen OF our Goods
by enumcra,'ng only lew.
IS pieces Fr., Italian and India Silks, OF
every color md quality from I'D. to
u yd. wide
80 pieces Mousin de Lain
Plain and fg'd Alpnes, great variety
Eng. Fr. and American Prints
Circassians, Eng. g. FIR. Mefnos, all
Eng. F.. and American Broad Cloths,
from 81 SO to so per yard
Eng. and Amer Casimeres and Sailnetts
A great variety of Domestic Goods, such
a. Cot,ous. Yarn, Batting, Wadding,
Wlckiug, Ticking &c.
Silk and cotton Vcve's, assorted
Mcrino Fringe and Trimmings
Liberia, Egyptian. Tartan, Highland,
Brochec and Merno Shawls
Thread and Cotton Laces
Wrought Collars
Linen and Cotton Diapers and Table
Spreads
so pieces Russia, Eng. Brussels and
American CarpetIng
Stair Curpcting and Covering
Rush Carpe,ing from TO II yd. wide
Carpet Binding and Thread
House Paper
Sugars, Teas. Molasscs, Pepper. Spices
Ginger, SaIcrnlus, Ralsins, Rice
Starch &c. SC.
Crockery and Glass Ware
Looking Glasses
-.ALSO-
Embos'd. Damasl and Water'd Moreen:
and Damask Satin, assorted
A constant supply of FarwelI's morocco
and kid shoes and nai'cr Boots.
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.Iz9.Z.z. !. I.N'..Es1lI sd
& HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES

GHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES
~ do Worm do. AppoiIo
Lozongcs, for singers. Cnmphor do for
Headache, Soda Lozcnges for Dyspepsia
and Heartburn. Catharlic Lozenges -
Royal Hcpullne and POOR MANS
PLASTERS
We have abundant evidence Of the good
effects OF Shefman's Cough and Worm
LIZ ngcs. and his Poor Mars Paster's;
aud from the established reputation Of
these, feel warranted IN recommending the
others above named. They are prepared
by a regular Physician, md we ore fur
nl-hcd with Circulars in which is published
the active ingredients, in true proportions
Which he uses in making each article
above pamcd. and also others which he
prepares. We will supply any Medical
man with circular upon nppIication.-
we hive Convened with Physicians OF this
and other places. who inform us. that those
are excellent Medicines. We have the
Cough and Worm Lozenges and the Plas.
lcra for sale by the gross, dozen or single,
at the Variety Store.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp.
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IYNew and Splendid Sleighs::

LAWGLNCE @. PAlGCIgS
HAVE now on hand, the largest and
III best assortment Of Slejahs ever
offered in the Sta,e- comprising hand
some variety Of one and two horse pleasure
sleighs, Of the latest patterns and most
approved workmanship; also. q very nice
artlce Of the kind, designed particularly
for family use, one and two horse. Their
sleighs are manufactured Of first ro'e mas
terials, and they are willing the workman
ship should be compared with any thing 10
this part Of the country. Call and see.
Terms Of payment made easy.
They have olso n few new and second
hand CARRIAGES, which they will sell
cheap. Most kinds Of produce receive d
in payment.
Shop opposite tho American Hotel, on
Shelburn street.
Burlington. Nov. 20. 1889.
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INCO.uP a r. a 3 LIE TOOTH
PREPARATIONS

YNVHE utopian dreams OF the achym'st are
Il realized, and remedy discovered for
the TOOrHACHE, and preserving those
important and beautiful appendages of the
human system. by the use of the NAG
NETIC ODON7YC.4, which by its attract
i've, purifying and strengthening qualities,
removes all eXtrancous substances from tho
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
brilancy, and the gums in soundness and
beauty, 1t is asccrtained from experience, 1
that when used. the teeth will never decay,y
but remain Till the latest age Of man, with
their natural wear. Whcn they are decayedsX
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth
preserved ard prevented from aching. ALI
this has been done in mullitudeoi instan-
ces and more. in thousands OF cases, nervous |
toolhache Chat climax fpain) has at once
been cflcctually cured by the use OF this theY
most popular dcntritrlce in America. And
the public, so far as they have become ac-
uualned with the merits OF this tooth powt
der. have made use ofit~-as we have sold
within short time, about 10000 boxes oil
the Odonlica. And, in conclusion. where andy
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye. the J
individual that values beautiful set Of teeth.
sound gums, and sweet breath, more than
filty cents. that will be longer destitute Of
magnetic Odontca'
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK " Co.,
No. III GencSec street, Utica, ", Y.
And by their agents throughout the u. Stales'
and Canada. In Burlington only by J. & J.
II. PECK & Co., in Vergcnnes by H. Bow.
man, in Milton by Whitney, Landon L. Co.,
in Georgia by Lorenzo James. augs
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D a NICE 1T G. 5CLOOL
Alr. Gfnrae &alluUfrG


ID RESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks
~ 10 his former patrons in Burlington,
Jerlco and Cambridge, for their liberal
support last winter, and would inform them
that he intends provided sufficient encour-
agement is given, to open q school for in
s'ruction in the polite accomplishment OF
Dancing, about the first of next month in
the above places. He intends also to open
a school in Essex and Wiis,on. The
latest style of Dancing will DO taught, and
the best music provided. WalzlDg, Span
ish Dances, QuadriIes, Gallopades, Coul
lions and Contra Dances taught in the
latest Style with al The new improve
ments. MI. Saunders will also provide
first rate Music for Balls, Parties, &c
during the winter, on reasonable terms.
Burlington. Oct. 25, 1889
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3 Il A n L g a L. ID ROP 5
"A LADY, of Boston, was afflicted with
IN eruplons all over her head, face, and
body, attended with most unpleasant Itch
ings, burnings and blo,ches--had lost the
nails from some Of her fingers and loes--
was cured by 3 bottles Of these drops!
A BoY-Suf'ercd four years with dread
ful sores on his foot, some Of which had
eaten wholly thro' his loot-had his foot
opened twice and the bone scrnped-was
considered past relief, and his death cx-
pec,ed-was cured by taking these drops
A MAN IN RoxDURY Was for years Of
fllc,cd with foul ulcers, one of which had
eaten through his wrs,-was cured by
these Drops!
A Child After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernp'Ions on his legs,
and other parts of his body was cured by
the Botanical Drops n'onc
A CHILD IN RoxBURy-Was cured OF a
bad tumor under his arm. by 4 bottles.
A Boy IN BosToS--Was many years
troubled with ulcers in his head, which
discharged at his ears--cured by 3 bottles.
Mr. WRIGHT Was cured of bad fever
sore on one of his legs, of long standing, by
these Drops, after all other means used
had failed.
A CHILp-Was cured by these Drops
Of biles aud ulcers, some Of which had
eaten TO the ribs.
An ELDERLY LADY-Who was long
afflicted with Leprosy, and so horribly, that
she could not bend joint without gushing
out of blood--6 bottles cured her.
A YOU'VE LADY--Of Boston. was cured
Of violent humor in her eyes, by the
Drops.
A LADY IN CHARLEsTowN.- cureG
Of q white swelling on her knee joint, by
these Drops and Jebbs Imminent.
4 MAN IN CoNNECrIcUT-Who hat
been troubled for years by an obstinate
kings evil, WINS cured by these Drops.
A LADY-Was cured of terrible cast
Of st. Au'honys Fire, by the Drops.
A CHILD-Also Of q distressing scroiuia
A PGRsoN.-Troubled with violen
"rup'ions on the face, was cured by thes
Drops, after various other medicine an'
had failed
*#*Thcso Drops will cure The most in
voiera,e Scroiula. St. Anthony's Fire
Scnrvy. Salt Rheum, Eryepselas, Leprosy
P,mpcd Faces, Sore Eyes, Scald Ileu
in Children, O'J Sores or UIcc's. Fou
Fostering Erupljops, Humors, Fever Sores
(rven when the bone has become caIlous.
White Swelling, I'm connection with Jebb'
Li0imcnl,{ Vcnerial Taln's, when Mercu
~ Gled.) and all other disorders arlsin
from an impure state Of the blood and jul
ces, and are the best Spring and Autumn
al physic.
Price 81, or bottles for S.. Ask 70
Dr.. Relics Botanical Drops. X
*.s#Preparcd by Il. KIDDER, succcsso
TO DR.. Conway, and for sale at his Count
ing Room, No. 90 Cont street, next !
], Kldder's Drug Slore,near Conccr' Hal
Boston. For sale by ]. g. J. II, rECl
& co, Burlington Vt.
None genuine unless signed II. KIDDEI
on the outside printed wrapper.
Largo discount to dealers.
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IDG. CARL VOLIA,
FROLT GERMANY.

FRO.I GER.V4.NY.
TT ATE from Hamony n. " Ten.
\ IL ders bis medical services 10 the in
habuan,s of WlII,sloD and vicinity. HIS
lntenlIon being to settle permanently
amongst them, he hopes to be favoured
w,,h their patronage. His Office is at the
Eagle Hall, kept by Mr. Raymond in the
village Of Winston.
Willjs,On Oct, 25 1889
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Wanted.
PAPER.

THE largest stock and greatest variety
Il in the state, for sale ut manufacturers
prices, by c. GOODRICH.
Nov. Is. [Wickware's building, up stairs.
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B0Zsonl of Liuer7u0yt.
Nov. a.. 1880.

IT. -sCUStrT G. CO. .NC3T5 rs
HISOR selling Doct, Taylor's Balsom q Lio-
h erwori, for Consumption, L'ser Cona-
plaiais, Coughs. Colds, Splitting Of BiOod, Pam
in the Side, or Breast, .AsMma, Pleuri'y, Short
ness of Breath, Palpiio'son Of the Heart, De-
biiiiy, .Nc,rcUsaeSs and all diseases Of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested III this rogion-sulIi'
cent however, has been used, in Chittcnden
and Addison counties, to give it Justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
u remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complants--To show what cures may be ex.
pectcd from its use, we insert single case rs
published in the New York Daily Express.
November 4, l636-"Tho Balsam Of Liverwort
has found hundreds of ad, coates, and has
produced so large n number Of testimonials in
its favor as perhaps TO render further approha.
lion unnecessary. l cannot Withhold my small
need Of praise, knowing myself PIE disposed
TO consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transmission, sought all
means to obvate this calamity, aud recover u
| naturally weak constitution. spent two
years al Pisa, in Rome, Two years in Florence
and another in the south of France, seeking
mean time the advice of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned to this country, not
recruited in health, and perhaps not much, il
any worse, Than when left. | had seen ia
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers, containing advertisements oil
the Balsom Of Lyorwort, and resolved upon
trying its boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country, used ii, and in three months
! was so well that concluded could safely
pass the winter here, and accordingly did SO
| have used bottle now and then, through
the past summer. am now in as good heall
as can wish to be; my cough has who'll,
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling o
health. shall be pleased 10 receive any per
son, who may wish for further particulars, a
my lodgings, City Hotel.
/ A. A. DELAFlELD.
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MORE SMNIMMS
IN THE MARKET.

VHVHE subscriber would inform his very
L many good customers that he has on
hand a splendid assortment of pleasure
se,ghs. both single and double, which he
will sell for cash or good paper, on reason,
able terms. Some Of The Dewee, style, aud
some of old style; some common and some
uncommon, to suit purchasers. Come and
see what he has on hand at his Old stand
on Pearl street.
All kinds Of repairing both in wood and
iron work, done on short notice.
Wanted.
SO sett of horse WaggonIlubs wanted
all TO DO maGo of white oak quarter stuff
40 sett to be inches in length. 10 set
to be 10 inches in length, not less than 6
inches nor over through the bllge.
Also 25 sett of 9 horse hubs, Of white
oak, one half to be Ia inches, the Other
half l2 inches in length, aud not less thar
inches nor more than 10 through the
bllge. to be turned in good shape. A fail
price will be paid, half in cash and half il
work at my shop. JOHN X. GRAY.
Burlin g,on, Nov. 0, 1889.
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NEW GODS, g.
NEW FASHIONS.

E1. o.. EiV7.ATJs5
"OULD inform his friends and the pub.
w lie that he has just returned from New
York with complete assortment Of
BROADCLOTIIS,
C.ASSIUERES AND
TES7INGS.
suitable for winter wear, which he considers
well worthy the attention ofiho public. The
Goods were selected with care in the New
York markets, and he is confident they will
give satisfaction to all who may need anything
in his limo.
A good assortment ofLINEN COLLARS,
BOSOMS, STOCKS, SUSP &c.
&c. also constantly on hand.
Burlington Oct. l3. 1899,
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n < DOZ. Rodgers g. Anderson's Scissors
- 10 do do do Shears.
90 do Pockc, Knives
SO do Razors. Just reed by
Villas, LOOMS, e. Co.
Nov IA 1890
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SOO DOZEN Spool Thrend.
WV 100 do. Cotton Tapes,
SO do. Linen do.
100 Gross Stay Sacetts.
10 do. Stay Backs. just re-
ceived by Villas, LOOMS g. Co.
NV. ID 1889
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aesOftmeEt o! KlbbOns, Fe0thPFs aNU T IUW-
ers Broka. for cloaks, new and fash
ionabIe article Mousclne de Laire. dark
for winter dresses. Shnwls. Scarfs and
Hdkfs; long and short Kid Gloves. Pick
nett dc. Silk Poplin, for evening dresses.
Luces, Edrings, &C. Fashionable Hats
und Caps on hand, and made to order on
short notice.
Burlington, Nov. 90, 1880.