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ysss recsieed At No. az Gasp Sired

80 'ceesOe0 az NO. ~, Camp Streef
Nea0 O.leass,
VONTS Of Paragon, Canon, Double
English, Plea, Great Primer. Eoolish.
Great Rrlmer Script, square-SmsIl P;cs
secretsfy, Double Paragon Shade. P;cs
Black, Mlnion Black, Double Paragon a..
Tho, condensed; Paragon Gothic. d. Co.
Primer DO. do; Plea, do. do; Double Snsli
Plea Tuscan, open Paragon Perspect;vsr
Plea Gothic, condensed, shade: Brsv;sy
Tuscan; Long Primer d.; Brewer Blsck
Long Primer do; BREWER Auioue sh.S.
Two line NonpareiI Antique shade. Rrsv;ss
Outline, Plea Gothic shade, Lone Pr;ms.
Meridian shade, BREWER Gothic shade p;s.
Script, Plea Secretary, Plea ANTIQUE sh.d A.;
Long Primer title, Roman; do. DO T,.s:e.
Minion title, Roman; do. do.aItalic: To-
line Minion, light face; do. N6nDare;l A. :. !.
Quotations, Spaces, and I52 lbs. Lead.
LAWRENCE g. HILL. Aoe,s.
for Connor & Cooke and r. Hoe 4 e.
L. & H. have on hand an assortme,. q
Furniture. Quoins, Choses, Calleys. Rr,s.
Rule, Composing Sticks, Cases, and anne.
rior Job Press. f's'
New Orleans, March "a IL
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned at
the September, 1888, term of the honorable
Probate Court Of Jefferson county, on the
estate of Daniel Baker, dec'd-Notice il
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, an
those having claims against the same TO ptOl
sent them properly authenticated withis,
the time prescribed by law.
ARCHIBALD BAKER, Admh.
December "a, 1888 $500
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" office.

Ut THE March term of the Probate
Court of Jefferson county next ensu-
i | vii! present my final account of the
8nistratinn of the estate of Samuel Robb
|eased. also Of the guardianship of Sam
/ N. Rohb, for settlement g. allowance,
|hich time will resign my Letters OF
& Guardianship.
ALEX. MONTGOMERY.
Feb. 6 1899. 80
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Final Settlement.

TO all whom it may conce,n-Notice is
hereby given that /, Ann Fl. Cowden, exec
-utr,x of the estate Of James Cowden, deed,
will on the fourth Monday of March, 1882
honorable Probate Court Of Jefferson coun.
ty. nv account as executrix of the estate oil
said deceased. for fnaI settlement and al
lowance. This 9th day of December
1898.
80 ANN Fl. COWDEN, Er.
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"A Card.

HAVE bought Mr.. Thos. A. Comp
tons interest in the Stock Of Goods
he'd by him and myself, under the firrnl
|COMPTON e. KICKS, and will con.
he bushes at the same stand. where
Euld be pleased to have my friends, and
public generally call and examine my
|ortn1ent before making their purchases
h trnst by unremitting exeriions to give
lire satisfaction, to merit and receive a
|sral share Of patronage.
JEO. c.. KICKS.
[}odney Feb. i 1889.
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VOssce.

4 LII those indehtedto Fauver& Farms
"a worth are requested to call and set
tie their accounts by the 18th of February,
or thew will he placed in the hands Of an
officer for collection. After: the god inst
their Office will be at the Mansion House,
Rodney.
A. FARNSVORTH,
SURVIVING partner Of Fdurer 4 Fnrnssrorth
January Is, 1880 86-tf
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Office.

HAVE just received, and am now
pening a FRESH SUPPLY Of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
BOOTS g. SHOES
HATS. SADDLERY, =
GROCERIES, &c. &c.,
.ich in addition to former stock, viii
hder my assortment complete.
JNO. C. KICKS.
Rodney Feb. l, 1899.
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Of Real and Personal

d ss NJ ss -
VIRTUE of a decree Of the Supe-
sior Court cf Chancerv of the State
s.ssippi. The undersigned, Trustee
mnlissioner, will sell at public auc-
the highest bidder, on the premises,
18th March next, between the hours
4 en- o'clock, A. Nj. and five o'clock,
Inc following zealand personal estate,
hat mcssuage and tract of land lying,
and being in the county of Jefferson,
rs the .srurnbuIl" place, described
.lion seven in Township nine, Range
Fest, and bounded as follows, to wit:
ling at cotton wood marked c T,
{unninr South 25 East, ll6 75-lOO
to post; thence N 65 L, As 35-lO0
! to a post; thence N % w, ll6 75-l0O
to a willow marked G P;then,e with
.eandering of the Mississippi river 10
Diton wood at the place of beginning
kniug $50 39-l0O acres, more or less
=, thai messuage or tract of land, ~
taate, and being in the county aiore-
am,nded as follows: on the lower side
Ed of .Josias A. Lyle, formerly. AbUah
j on the uppag side by lands formerly
fdby Fitzpatrick said land lies on The
&ssippi river, and runs back into the
zp, containing As acres, more or less
brmerly owned by Mrs. Blanton =
all the stock of Horses, Oxen, ant
bed Cattle, on the premises-also the
wing slaves: Allen, Tom, George, Mi
|John, Dick. Fielding, Isom, Sherrard
sv. Lilly, CLANCY, Tuck, Sam, Anna
i. Ellen. Henrietta, and two children
Ilbie as follows: -
] even thousand six hundred dollars pay
six months after date; ten thousand tw'
|lred dollars payable twelve months afte
j; the residue eighteen months afte
Notes with approved security, bear
Eegal interest. will be required.
THOMAS w. BECK.
Trustee and Commissioner
Eadney, lst February, 1889 3S-H
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Notice.


a LII persons are hereby cautioned
N against trading for four promissory
notes drawn by James NJ Knight and DAN
iel Frisby, dated January 10th, 1888, pay
able at the Commercial Bank Of Rodney,
at the times and in the sums following, to
wit:
One note for S2,25O, payable January
10Th, 1850;
One note for S2,25O, payable January
10Th. 1910;
One note for S2,25O, payable January
10Th, 1871;
One nosefor S2,25O, payable July 1911.
lS4l.
The consideration of the foregoing seve-
raj notes having failed, we shall not pay the
same, unless compelled by law.
c.. S. KNIGHT.
Admir-. Est Jas II. knight, decd
DAN'L. FRISBY.
December 10, 1888 32-3t
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Notice.

In Election will be held on Tuesday
| the 18th February next at the office OF
r.. Yoe ESQ.,, for five Trustees for School
|.tion in township ten and range west
] ct for the present vear.
THOS. w. BECK. Trcas'r
Fan. ID, 1889 81
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FORWARDING AND AGENCY.
AM now prepared to forward Cotton to
n New Orleans. Livcrnonl or any Of the
northern ports, and will make liberal advan-
ces on shinments. made to eithar ofthe above
markets. &c. Begging and Rome will be
furnished to all those who may feel disposed
to give nc their business.
JNO. A. WATKINS.
Rodney, Oct. IL, 1888. ot-s7
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RemOUaL.
ZOE & DAVENPO pr
ANN Fl. cowDEN, Er.

AVE moved their Store to ne store.
= B room lately occupied by Levi c..
Harris, where thew intend keeninr on hand
general assortment of MER CHANDIZE
suitable for this market. They invite
heir friends and the public to give them a
call. as they are determined to sell Goods
at Natchez prices.
December 80, 1888
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= "A W ~ q p1OH

!. B. BEMIS & a. G. HUNTER,
ATTORNEYS 3 90 LINSELL0RS at L-4W,
SWILL attend 70 the practice Of their
profession in the parish of Concor-
dia, Louisidfa, the adjoining parishes, and
in the higher courts of the State. Their
Office is in Vidalia
March27, 1888 left
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
we ". GOODS.

NE W. GOODS.
THE sui scribers have just received 6
NEW LOT OF GOODS, oonsistin,
in part OF fine Bed and Negro Blankets
Russell and Calf Brogans, Calf Boots, Low
ellis, Domestics, sc sc. all Of which they
are disposed to sell low for cash, Or the us,'-
al credit topunctual customers
GRIFFING s. CAROTHERS.
r. s. Storing md Shipping cotton care
fully attended to by G. q q.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
TANNING.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO in
form the citizens Of jefferson and adjacent
counties, that he has employed superior
Tanner for the purpose Of keeping in opera
ton the Tan Yard formerly owned by Jnmes
Stuart, situated near the town Of Fayette,
where he will keep constantly on hand, all
kinds Of LEATHER, such as
GINBANDS, HARNESS, Birdie
UPPER SOLE
/ KID and CALF SKINS
DEER and SHEEP SKINS.
Hides will be received in exchange for
Leather 81 Shoes, at cash prices. Gin
Bands and Negro Shoes viii be made to Or.
der.
THOMAS H. STUART.
November so, 1888. 80
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Notice.

THE undersigned has sold his entire-in-
terest in the Produce Store at Rodney to
David Bone. The house will hereafter be
conducted hv D. &, J. S. Bone.-awho are
charged with the settlement Of all the notes
and accounts of the late firm of Bone g. Me-
Ginlev. JOHN .McGlNLEKs
January %, 1899
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Favette, Oct. Is, 1899.
StiIrayed

six OF seven weeks since, a
EM - BRIGHT BAY HORSE,
msa about fourteen hands high, bald
~ ~ face, two hind legs white inside
$500 up to the hook, one fore leg
white up to the hook spaces and trots well;
his name has been reached / but has again
almost grown out, and hangs on the left
side; long switch tail; brandedso one fore
shouIder--brand not recollected When in
an open lot he is not easily caught. A libe-
raj reward will be given for his delivery, o.
such information as nav lead to his recove,
ry. Enquire at this Office. -
December Is, 1898 81
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administrators Notice.

q undersigned, administrators OF The
<sf Susan Thomas, decd, hereby
@o.ice that he will present his account
zesta,e for final settlement and allow
a the January term of the Probate
3f Jefferson county.
kTHOMAS S. OSTEEN, Adm.
&sn,her %. 1898 SO
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
To Planters.

An OVERSEER Of long experience,
- wants situation on place that viii
Justify go:,d wages. He has been brought
ur to the business Of Cotton Planting IN
Mississippi, and can give the best recon-.
mendations as planter and manager. Fol
reference apply to Alexander Mcleod, q
Rodney.
dec $50 w. w. SHILLlNGS. :
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Just Received

Der stesm boat Persian, large assert
nens 81 Produce. viz.
50bbls. FLOUR;
"a s WFlISKEY;
az ~ BUCK WHEAT FLOUR;
ID h1If kegs " :
11oo ibs ORIED BEEF;
81 ~ BnQQMS;
81 So EkERS;
"a 81 MI 3T BREAD;
50 IL. sPIlgflING WHEELS,
4 49,, .ssortnent Of TIN WARE, fol
. Ioe 81 Cash b nrnr
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Negroes for Sale.

Negroes for SAFE.
u EUST received and for sale by
"a " the subscriber, ut Vidalia, op-
wrK posife Natcllez, seventy five virgi-
XNx> mia and Maryland Negroes-a-
"A m,ing which are field hands, di.
ming room servants, washer wo
men, cooks, ironers, and first rate race RI
der.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
December l3, 1888
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02

4 8 So - ga
We juss received md offer Tor sale
Ton III CASH ONLY
80 sacksSALT
bags COFFEE .s
90 bhIs SUGAR
90 boxes SPERM CANDLES
q 20 de- SOAP
! Loaf and Crushed SUGAR
MACKEREL and SALMON
Cognac BRANDY
Peach do
Teneriffe, Madeira and Port WINES
Champagne do
do CIDER
Holland GIN
Jamaica RUM
cLARET ROSE
CORDIAL, superior
g.. WINE VINEGAR
RICE. STARCH. MOLASSES
POWDER, SHOT and LEAD
TEA, RAISiNS, PICKLES
SWEET MEATS
BRANDY FRUITS
TOMATO CATSUP
6 TABLE SALT
s SARDlNES
Ishall keep constant supply Of the
hove articles, all of which are warranted i
be of the very best quality
During The season, Planters can be fnr
nished with
PORK. BACON, LARD, &c.
on the mo st accommodating terms. Ca
and see.
so JOHN "A. WATKINS.
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= a T. r IN G..

d. S. FORMAN,
AVING permanently located himself.
respectfully informs the citizens Of
Rodney and its vicinity, that he is prepared
to execute all orders IN his line in the most
fashionable style, and at the shortest notice,
A few pieces of the FTNESTELO7HS
kept constantly on hand. Terms-- CASH.
His shop issopposite the Mansion House,.
Rodney, April Is, 1898. 3-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Creek Bottom Land
For Sale

sell on reasonable terms, a trac.
hnd, containing 2s5 acres, 200 o
% under cultivation, situated CHI the
BAD leading from GrcenvilIe to Fay
10 miles from the former and four
|c latter, known as the "Caradine
This place is we'll known, to be
1.-The most valuable in this county,
e fis unnecessary. Apply a,
Ridge, near Fayettc TO,
M. G. NASH, or,
Il. Nj. NASH.
hut Ridge. Jan. 8, 1889. 80 st
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Notice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

2za -
:. ADMINISTRATIONS.
Fl FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
4 having been granted to the undersign-
ed by the Honorable the Prabate Court Of
Jefferson County, at the August Term, 1883.
on.the estate Of William Fauyer, late Of said
Jefferson County, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re
.quired to present and exhibit the same {,
the undersigned, duly authenticated accord
ing tolaw, within the time limited by law
or the same wilrbe barred. And ali per
sons indebted to said estate will pleasc make
immediate payment.
JANE M. FAUVER,
Administrative Of the Estate of
William Fauver, deceased
sept Is 2mo
BAGGING & ROPE, dc.
UyHE subscribers have in store, and for
sale on commission, a large supply of
Kentucky and Scotch Begging;
- and Norfhcrn Bale Rope;
and English Bufing Tpinc;
: Ton Linen;
and few of the celebrated GIN STANDS,
from the mandatory Of Messrs. Bates,
Hyde s. Co. Bridgewater, Mass.
WATT, BURK e. Co.
Natchez, 18th August, 1888 Is 6
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02

NOTICE.
"A Ill persons having claims against the
"a estate of the late Margaret A Reed,
will present them 70 the undersigned within
the time prescribed by law; and those per-
sons who may be indebted to the estate,
will make payment to
STEPHEN DUNCAN,
Acting Erecntor Of Margaret "A. Reed
October Is, 1888 27-6t .
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
DLAIN and fgur'd black Grod land Italian
Il SILK
English and Gro de Naples MERIN0S
French, English and American PRINTS
Ladies and Gentlemens Buck, Kid and
Hoskin GLOVES
Bleached, unbleached and plsd DO
MESTICS
FLANNEL, and SATINETsTS
Kentucky JEANS, &c.
The above, with many other articles, just
received and for sale by
T. H. DUGGAN & CO
novel ~
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uEf5tcaI COLLEGE. rs Rlcuaoan, -,

MEDICAL. loLl-LSI, IL
yy!iE next Wiser Term q Lectures ~ t's " :,
Dega;t..lcnt Of Iiam?dam yanry Eol:SSS a. N.Y."
1nI u,iI commence on MONDAY, or' -iS'; 'o'''
snn cnnr,uur unlrl The La, oi February following
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER NJ. D., Professor %
Snrorry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF iheo'5 90
TIL TH Johnson, NJ D Professor Of Anatomy and
tI w CHAMBERLAYNE NJ D, Professor OF Ma
terra Nrdicu aud Therapeutics n,,;.
r. l. BOHANNAN. NJ. d, Professor Of ohs're''cs
and The Diseases 81 Women an lhiiorh'
SOCRATES MAUPiN, NJ. D, Professor OF Che'
ms,ry and Pharmacy. ~,
The College lnirmary attachtd to the Coiiege bu''a
inn has heen in successful operation for lie last esh'
rentbs and furnishes constantly numoer OF ih'eies'
ing Medical and Surgical cases-lo WHO" ''e s'''e'
has access al all hours . ;,
The Colleee lniirnary together with The Aims House,
PeniteniarY and Armory, (Which are under me charse
of Two Of tie Prossors will afford the student an OPP
uortuny of witnessing the various diseases h'ot"'
SorlI,ern climate The abundance OF materials iof
anatomical purposes and the reduced price al which
ey are furnished will enable the STUDENT !" acquire an
intimate knowledge Of the Anatomy OF The human Oooy'
and the use of Surgical instruments.
Durinp the lasl Winter Course oil Lectures, rom the
,nmbor Of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnfrmnry,
the Professor of Surgery enabled 10 EXHIBIT before
the class nearly all The important Surgical operations
upon the Hring subject; and from The growing Popu
Inri,v of the lnfrmary there is reason TO believe 'a'
hereafter tie Surgical Cases in The House, VIII greatly
increase.
Good Board including fuel lights, servants attend
unce &c can be obtained in this city for four dollars
per week.
,nres in this Institution ill be received equivalent
10 one in the following Medical Schools University OF
Pennsylvania jefferson Medical College Of Phladeph!a
Medical College of the State Of South Carolina; Tran
syIvania University, Lexington Ky; University of Ma
ryland, &c, &c. n.,
The Professor Of Anatomy will open Tie DIssecung
Rooms OF the College the first of October
AUG'S l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the .uedieat Faculty.
R,~uyoSD NAV 9th, lc3g. 5-Gm
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(Frou, the Baltimore Patriot.


Mr. EplroR: In a paragraph copied m" III" Patriot,
from some other paper few days since, il was stated
that at two auction sales at Richmond city week
or two since mul,icaulis had been sold at to a 2
cents per tree This considered so extraordinary
circumstance tina, gentleman in the vicinity of Rich.
nlond who is we'll posted in such matters was applied 10
for explanation and the following is the answer, VIZ:
"There two very small lots Of trees sold in Rich
mond al aucon-the Of 300 trees, and The other of
300: both forced sales under deeds Of There
only few days's notice given by advertisements and
marcel was advertised amongst various uer things that
yery few persons knew any thing of the sale None
The mulberry men that have convefsed with knew any
thing abou, the Sales their being offered for sale. until
thew were reported in the Compiler Under these crcum.
stances they brought from 10 per loot, in
stead Of per tree as stated understand, good au
thority ,hs, The lowest sale 90 cents per tree
This was some time sgo. after report had been very
ndustr"usiy circulated that Curtis Carter had failed in
relring worms md that he going TO abandon his
cocoonery II we'll known that he had been eeding
extensively, and that he had gone expense of
vera thousand dollars erecting and fitting up his build
pcs II s unnecessary to say, the report without
any foundation He is highly gra,pd and encouraged
by his success in the silk culture this year Here where
the of the above mentioned sales are well
known no i'll effect has been produced
am well acquainted with the writer Of the above
letter and will vouch for the absolute truth of eyery
cs.emept he tpakes GIDEON i. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

China Lacking Glasses, Chandeliers and Lamps.
u HAVE just opened an extensive assortment oil the
most fashionable articles in my line, al prices that
must induce my customers 10 purchase consisting in
part If the following articles:
Supe ror Gilt China Tea Sets great variety OF Patterns
Canton Granite and Print Dinner Services, in various
size sets
Sunpror Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halls and
Parlnurs
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-of new and superior
patterns
Ma"re' Lamps with Glass Drops, Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps. DC. DO 90
Cut and PLAIN Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
GirandoIes with glass drops, with from ] to lights
CandeIabras for centre and side Tables
Brackets with from TO lights
Lamps of every variety for Churches, Stores Factories
and Parlurs
1,nnknp Glasses, consisting in part Of Man,el, Pier,
Toilet and Shaving Glasses. from $500 10 81
Table Cutlery Of superior quality, from several Manu-
factories
Plated Candesticks Frui, Baskets Casters Shutters and
Trays. &c.
Gu, md plan Decautsrs Tumbers Wines &C., witha
very general assortment, Of every description Of Earth.
euware, China and Glass
Tea Trays Walters &c of new patterns
Brass Tenders Androns, &c, with an assortment OF
House Keeping articles, too numerous 10 rnenon.
The sub. crbrr feels DESTROYS that his country and
CITY friends should favor him with CALL examine his
srock Of goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
as he feels confident that the vary and low prices
will be great inducements 10 purchasers.
JAMES EVANS, Main Street.
s,o, o. 4l-3m
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F9LL .2ND WINrER uuUDS


0uyHE subscriber have received by the packets Lynch
II burg, Weymouth. Tuscarora Nassau ana man
chester from New York very large and genera oso'
men, OF DRY GOODS, adapted to the pfestn. anu a.
preaching seasun. purchased with money, ana a. uu
aR& low prces-rhe following constitutes Pai' -
ihem =, r,,,b
Extra supr blue, black and assorted cold Cloths
Do do. plain and striped blue ana - Glac" DO
Do. do. assorted cold plain anu s,sp'u
Supr blue, black, mixed, green ara cruz ''"'''e'
Medium and supefne Kentucky Jeans
Glasgow and common kerssys ana n rno ~ S'o'''
Rose, Whitney, Datiil and foint Diah@e's
| Mixed striped and plaid l.nseys ;,
Swansdo,n Toilan,, and Merino Festngs
! Plain and Chi Velvet. and plain ana h%nteG Sa'" w.
| Real Welsh Gauza and French fianheis
Supr md common white, red, green ana He"o" w.
/ Lambs Wu.d and MeTno Shirts ana Drawers
| 3 a and 6 4 plain and figured English Merhos
Plain French and figured M"har do Tor c!"aAs
| Low priced and goats hair C"mnIets
| Caroe,nus Bncking Baize and Rugs
Ex,r, rich now style ChrlIies and Mnuslin de LANES
Medium n nd law priced plain and Inquired 90.
PLAIN and figured Gro de Nap ana foi ae eoi
Best black Or" de, Rhine and Gro de ARGUE
Rich assorted cold plain and Inquired Sa'ihs
DO and wide b!ack Mantiila Laces
PI,in and worked bubbinet DO
Wire ground Lsces and Edglngs' and Blond ao
Rich ptush Man,i,Ias and black bobblnet Seils
| French worked Capes and Collars
Black Bmhszn ne and assorted colors french grapes
PLAIN md figured Swsa and book Musllns
J,cpne, striped checked and null do.
limitation French Cambria and Bishops Lawn
Table damask Diaper and Table Clo'hS
Russia and bird eye Diaper and Napkins
irish Linens lawns. and linen CanbrIcs
Cambria and bnhbinet EdEngs and Inserlings
Thread and gimp Lace. Edgings and inserings
PLAIN and embroidered J head Cambrtc Hok's. ,uc
Broche Mernn Thibet and Rob Roy Shawls ana fiahiS
Navstino Chinelle and Paris style Shawis
Satin de Lame, fancy silk and black l"Se huk's'
FLO Spi,afsId, Bandanna and Pongee HdS's
Resi- and medium suaIIty black Italian CraVas
LIGHT and dark plaid Verona Hdkls.
C6Innslle and silk Cord and Braid
Ladies long white kid and fet net Gloves and MINIS
lich, blue rose col d and assorted kid Glove
GrnIemen's youths and boys buck, beaver and WOOL
len d.
Ladies' silk. cotton. wors,ed and lambs wool Hose
Wnrs,rd aud wnoIlpn Hose ard Hose for servants
Plain and figured satin aud ailea Ribbons
Can, bonnet brooch and narrow Belt Ribbons
Com aud gil, Pins. Needles, and Flowers ana Nreaths
Silk and India RutheI Glnvp Knots
Habit and furniture Prints oil qualities
Apton aud furniture Checks and Bed Ticking
TX and cotton Umbrellas. from common 10 fine
York Mill Shn,ngs and Hamilton Long Cloths
White and Guild corded and Victoria Skirts
Net and lnda Rubber Suspenders and Corsets
With variety of other articles not enumerated above,
al! Of hich are offered wholesale and retail on very
reasonable terms for cash accepIances in town.
VALENTINE & BREEDEN,
Hhiic Buildings. III street, ShockG Hill.
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