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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-11-12

New Dry Goods.
FRANKLIN & ROTHE r,
"AVE just received the balance of their
IL stock Of Dry Goods, which, together
with the stock previously on hand, makes their
assortment as complete as any in this section of
the country /; consisting of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpenters and Joine,'s Tools,
Blachsmith's Tools,
HITS and Caps,
ZINES and Liquors,
Sugar and Coffee,
Begging and Rope,
Crocke1y, Glassware, DC.
We would particularly invite Planters and
others to call and examine our stock.
Columbus, Au- ust 20. 49tf
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Columbus, Oct. %, 6 ids.

BACON, LARD, PICKLES, Sc.
ID OBERT GRIMMER, has opened pro-
II vision house at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Morse & Baldwin, where he intends
keeping constantly on hand Bacon, Lard, Flour
Corn Meal, Vinegar, Dried Fruit, Picked
Peaches, and cucumbers, both in vinegar and
salt, together with all articles usually kept in
provision stores.
: Columbus, Miss. Oct. Is, 1839.-6-3t.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.
ESNI8SSMSSM

OUR Ware House on the river is now open
" and ready for the receipt ofCOTTON.
For the benefit OF those on the opposite side of
the river who wish to make this their shipping
point, we have made arrangements with Mr..
Bryant, by which their cotton and merchan-
die stored with us will cross the ferry Free Of
charge.
u No wharfage ,riu be charged on Cotton
shipped By us.
AKIN g. GIBBS.
Columbus, August 90, 1889.
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1900 Reward.

nROKE from custody on Friday the
ID inst, negro man ALFRED, between
forty and forty-fiyc years Of age, OF middle
stature, has scar upon his neck, occasioneo
by the scrofula, which occasions hlm TO carry
his head considerably on one sidei he also has
large scar Just above one of his hipF, from
having been stabbed. Alfred reads and writes
little, is very good blacksmith, has down
look, pauses when spoken to. but intelligent
for a negro, and is about five feet, nine or ten
inches high, and Of light black color.
The said negro man, Alfred, is charged with
having been accessory to the murder OF Flavial
Vivion, his master; he viii endeapor to get as
far as can with some white man; OF, write
himself free passport.
We, the undersigned, will give 800 for
the apprehension of said Alfred in Washing
ton county, this State; $500 if taken in any
other county in the State OF Alabama; and
300 fapprehended out the State, and de-
livered to one Of us, near Washington Court
House. Should any white person be taken
with said Alfred, and proof to conviction be
established, that he was conveying him from
justice, we will give $1,000 if taken anywhere.
THACKER VIVION,
ALEX. TROTTER,
JAMES T. VIVION,
Sept. 3, ls39-3m.
ERANKLIN & BROTHER have Just
II received per steamer Cahawba, a small
lot of new style of
Summer Prints,
Fine Jacconetts,
White and colored Cotton Hose,
White, brown and fancy Linen Drills,
Nlparhod 2hopfinUc
Also, Victoria Needles neatly put up in box
es of 100 each. April 2. 1889.
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Prinnnrv Female scIaooI.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
WILL Be sold at Public Auction bn Sat
w nrday the 18th day of November next,
atthe Courthouse in Columbus, the
10 USE AND a6r,
at present occupied by William Huddleston.
Terms Of Sale.-One and two years credit
for approved paper. Such title only win be
given, as is vested in me.
ADRIAN MURDOCH,
Assignee of :. 3. h.Nisy.
Columhus.sOct. 10Th l63g.-3W.
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A RESIDENCE WANTED.
ELiGlBLY situated in convenient part
~ OF the town, for which liberal rent
will be paid. Also, wanted to hire, a GOOD
COOK. Apply at this Office.
Nov. 8. 163a
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,
I'M WORWWE


THE undersigned have associated them
Il selves together under the name and style
of CUMMINS, HOGAN g. SNOW, for the
purpose of establishing house in the city of
Mobile, to do general Commission Business
and viii especially direct their attention to the
sellingof Cotton.
They pledge themselves to give careful at
tention to all business which may be entrusted
to their care, and to use their best exertions in
promoting the interests ofther employers.
With these views, and with the experience
OF fifteen years in the business of Alabama,
they confidently believe that they will be able
to give satisfaction; and they respectfully sol-
cit the patronage Of their friends and the pub
lie.
CUMMINS, HOGAN s. SNOW.
JOHN D. CUMM1Ns,
JAMES HOGAN,
HENRY A. Snow.
Oct. Is. 4,-6t.
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TRUST S4LE-

IT WILL sell, as trustee, to the highest bid
4 der for cash, at the Court House door IN
Columbus, on Monday the 23rd day Of De-
cember next, the east half of the southeast
quarter of Sectionnumber 81, Township num-
Der IL, s., Range IL, west; and Lots num-
bers 4 and five, and one half of Lot number 3
IN square number l, in fractional Section 81,
IN the town of Columbus, in accordance with
Trust Deed executed by Thomas Christian to
me as trustee, dated 10th October, 1897.
HENRY DICKINSON, Trustee.
Columbus, Nov. /, 1929. 7-7w
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CORONER'S SALE.
Alfred R. Wellington
VS.. alias MIA 10 april, term.
George w. Bonnell. 1910.
h'ra% vs. oar'i No. $40. alias fifa to April
George w. Bonnell. Term, 1910.
10y virtue of the above executions issued
ID from the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Lowndcs County, to me directed
and delivered, | will expose for sale at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder at the
Courthouse door in the town of Columbus, on
the first Monday of December next, all the
right, title, interest and claim that George w
Bonnell, has in and to the following described
property, 10 wit: parts of lots No. nine and
ten in sQzGre no. four, south of Main Street
in the plan of the town of Columbus, COM
mencing at the north west corner of Lot. No.
10, in said square, No. four, and running south
twenty nine feet, thence east, across Lots No.
nine and ten, one hundred and thirty two feet,
thence north, twenty nine feet, thence west
one hundred and thirty two feet to the place
of beginning, levied on as the property Of the
said George w. Bonnell to satisfy the absve
execution. Dated at Columbus, the 18th day
of October, 1899.
ALFRED THATCHER,
Coroner,
S-olr,,I,,. ~. % g tbs
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WINSTON COUNTY. !

~ bhoullle 10.
VS.. Attachment for
William B. ComweIl. $4,000.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above
a attachment was issued at the suit of
.ue SAID plaintiff against the said defendant as
m aul ascending debtor FOR the sum aforesaid,
o ~@ mas been returned tothis Office duly exc
; a and is now pending and undetermined
o51s Circuit Court Of Winston County, State
a ~. M.s,s'sslpPl, and that unless the said defen-
S.' sllall appear on or before the fourth Mon
ny aiter The fourth Monday Of October, 1899.
eug The first day ofthe Circuit Court for the
,oJIly Aforesaid, give special bail and plead,
Srs.nent VIII be entered against him and the
S lup.fIy attached, will he sold to satisfy the
p1ntff's demands.
T. aness, the Clerk of the said Circuit
''u''' the 29th day Of October, 1899.
JAMES PHAGAN.
M. :, 90 Clerk.
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THE sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ]

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Lotcn les County, S. S.
I,Ovid P. Brown, Clerk ofthe Circuit Courl
of Lowndes County aforesaid, do hereby certi-
fy that the above is true copy of the original
order, as entered on the minutes of our said
Court
Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
the Second day of November, A.. D., 1899.
OVID p. BROWN, Clerk.
ByJ. d. MONTGOMERY, d. CFk.
7-4w
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TAKE NOTICE.
TEN MILLIONS,

Il Elm lLLlO1NC,
MOrus IN ul1iclUIIis Cuttings.
TIME subscriber has for sale the above num-
Il Der ofcuttings from this invaluable tree.
No commentary is necessary to prove incon-
iestably, the exceeding value of these trees.
That the growing of silk in this country is
lucrative above all occupations, is established
by reference to experiments alrea
dy fully tested-and there exists also, the
clearest and almost palpable evidence, that the
of the tree for market will be
profitable for many years. At the north, in
the culture Of silk, $1,000 is considered an
average yield to the hand, where there exists
many inconvenience unknown to this climate.
Applications to myself near Hamburg, or to
Maj. w H. Turner, agent at Marion, Perry
county Alabama, promptly attended to.
J. M. MESSENGER.
Hamburg, Perry co. Ala. Nov II 8tf
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EIaltaaion and Negroes Cor Sale.

Plantation and Negroes for Sale.
1TyHE Subscriber viii sell at Public Auction
n to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the Bird of December next, the plan
tation on which he at present resides. There
are $40 acres in the tract, 800 of which, are
in high state of cultivation, and well enclos-
ed On tbs farm is first rate dwelling house,
inferior to none in the county, together with
a NEW GIN HOUSE, and all other me-
cessary buildings, in good repair. There is an
abundance Of drinking as well as stock water,
furnished both by springs and two never failing
wells. 1t is Unnecessary to give further de-
scription of this plantation or its advantages,
as it is presumed, those wishing to purchase,
viii first examine for themselves.
At the same time and place, the SUBSCRIBER
will offer for sale, his stock Of Corn, Fodder,
and Farming Utensils, his Kitchen Furniture,
and about TWENTY LIKELY Ne
GROES. consisting Of men, women, and
chilnren.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash for the land, and the balance
IN one and two years, secured BY deed Of
trust on the land. For the Negroes and other
property, cash viii be required.
CHARLES EGGLESTON.
Lowndes County. Miss, Nov, /, 1889 -7-lt
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

II
E FVNHE subscriber offers
SA Il for sale that valua-
Va " BILE property known as the
EsSIl@ III - EAGLE TAVERN, sit
Z@3=.s1 e Hated on the corner of
st. Johns and Main streets, in the town of Co
lumbus. The main building is &c feet 'front.'
ing on Main-strcet, and running back l60 feet,
containing SO rooms with good Stables and
other out4houses. A particular description of
the property is deemed unnecessary, as the
stand is known to be equalled by none and ex.
celled by few in the Southern country. One
half of the purchase money can be paid in
notes of the Real Estate Bank of this place !;
the balance in one and two years, with lien on
the premises.
JAMES JONES'
Columbus, June 3, 1889. 3Stf
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JUST RECEIVED,
A LOT ofgOod Tennessee Bacon, also 200
N pounds prime Feathers.
r. GRIAIMER.
Nov. ~ Is50-s-Ss.
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$25 REWARD.

TOST, black leather Trunk. with a
IL boot top, about three feet long and
about a quarter worn, recently BACKED so
as to appear quite new, trimmed with brass
nails in the usual manner. The frame or
box is of wood. The trunk was closed by
common trunk lock and two leather
straps which passed entirely round the out.
side and through inches or mortlces in two
wooden stats on the bottom Of the trunk,
There were handles on the ends OF leatlier,
made round, and under each handle a card
with the address Miss Z. F. Forsyth,
written upon them.
The above Trunk was sad TO have been
put on board the Steam Boat Burlington,
at this place, in August last. and has not
since been found. Whoever will give in
formation Of the same, SO that it may be
recovered with the contents, shall receive
the above reward from the Champlar
Transportation Company.
p. DOOLITTLE, Agent.
Burlington. Jan. 80. 1899.
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DT T. ID

In this village, about 10 O'Clock on Sabba,,
evening Sd inst, Mrs. Sarah Van Scklen. in the
SS,h wear of her age. She was u. very consistent
and devoted member Of tie Methodist E. Church,
and one of that lovely band Of young converts who
experienced religion in that interesting and blessed
revival OF religion with which we were favored in
this place nearly five years ago.
II is our ardent prayer that all who then found
the Saviour 10 the Joy and comior, Of their souls.
and The many who within few days pas, have been
made to rejoice in a pardoniug God, together with
the scores Of precious souls who are thinking
deeply and seriously upon eternal things. and who
we trust are coming to a firm decision of mind 10
seek and obtain the religion Of our Lord Jesus
Christ, may make as happy and triumphant an exit
from this world to the peaceful regions OF The b'est
rs did our much beloved and glorifed sister.-Com.
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DIR. RELIES
BOTANIC E DROPS
S one of the most ctlicacious compounds

n one OF the most cthcaciouS compounds in
4 the .Natesia .Nedica, for the cure Oft that
class of invelerate diseases produced by an
impure state ofihe blood. and vtialed habit
of the body aid usually exhibiting themselves
in the forms of Scrofuia, Sell Rheun,. LeDrOsy,
81 .4aihonys Fire, Feyec Sores. (even when
the bones are afiected,) WhUe SmeNings, Gf
app lied with DR.. Jebb's Linlment.) GDul and
obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes. Scaldtead
IN children, Scurry and Scorbuijc Gom, Penn
pied or CarJuncled Faces, fostering Erup.ions,
and PenereM Taints throughout lie JOdy, in
which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. Thay are also the best Spring
and .1uiumnai Ph5Sic to purify and cleanse
the system from humors which frequently APP
pear at these seasons Of the year. They also
aid the process of digestion. and by purifying
the blood, prevent the secretion of malignant
humors on the lungs. The Proprietor conf,
IDENTIFY relies upon the vast number of SUI.
priSing cures effected by these DropS, not only
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout the
union, for the best proof Of their excellence as
an unfailng .fHer0tire Medicine, in all the ca
scs above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced
by physician of the first responsibility, who
had witnessed It's surprising efficacy. as en-
titled, in his opinion 10 take the lead of all
the popular articles known for the above COM
plants, ana indeed it is fast gaining this point
in public estimation, throughout the country,
Price 81 Bottle, or six Bottles for s..
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LATE ARRIVAL.
EKTE are indebted to Mossrs. CONS,

1--WE are indebted to Mossrs. Coms,ock
w e. Go. Of Whitehall. for their a,ten
ton in forwa, ding by land our box OF goods.
also to Messrs. FolIelt g. Bradieys for the
prompt notice Of its arrival, and we hope
to make our friends end customers feel IN
debted to Us for some of its contents. -
Among other things in the box. we find q
splendid Gold detached patent Lever 10
holes jewelIed, Ruby Palle,tes, with a
beautiful gold and enamelled cap. Two
beautiful Gold Lepne Watches one large
heavy doubled cased silver Lever. We
have now four excellent gold cased Levers,
and nice Gold Lepines. and several first
rate silver Levers and Lepines, all war
ranted to perform well. Also, we find a
lot Of narrow VIVA leboDe for Dresses, !
gross English Carionclte Reeds, | doz
Bced Bags, lined with kid, 2 dcz. Shoe
Brushes, packs fine Diamond Pms, black
dressing Pins, etc. etc. sc. Mem Goods
cons antly receiving at the Variety Shop.
Jan. 25. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAIp.
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DAN DAY,
II w. CATLIN &
II. p. HICKoK.
as.
SAMUEL RIDLEY &
LANES WELToN.
Chittenden County
Court, August
Term, 1888.

TNHE above named plaintiffs having
IL entered their action on the docket Of
this court, at the March Term thereof,
counting against the defendants in a plea
ofuespass on the case, for that defendants
on the I'd day Of Nov. 1886 took on board
their boat to transport from Burlington to
Troy, ninety five tierces Of oil meal, one
frkin Of butter, one box Of merchandise.
and ten barrels of apples, the property Of
plaintiffs, and alledglng defendants los,
said articles and never delivered the same
according to their undcrtaking-and the
writ having been personally served on the
defendant Ridley and no personal notice
having been given defendent Weton, it is
ordered by the court here that the plaintiffs
give notice of the tendency of this suit to
defendant Welton by publishing the sub
stance of their declaration in the Burling-
ton Free Press three weeks successfully
the last of which shall be thirty days before
the sitting Of said court. which shall be
sutficcn, notice for said We,ou to answer
TO and defend said suit. Burlington. Jan.
30. 1899. WM. NonLE Cleric.
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were bound TO do, whereby the said Day
has sustained great injury, and claiming in
| damages The sum Of twelve hundred dol
lars; which action or suit was entered on
he docket Of said Court OF said March
Term, and the Plaintiff appeared by Charles
Adams his attorney, and the said defendant
being absent from this State at the time Of
he service of said writ, the said cause was
by order Of said continued to the August
Term thereof 1888, at which Term the
plaintiff again appeared by his said attorney,
and il not beng made to appear to the
said Court, that the court defendant has
had persona! notice of tho said service and
pendeucy OF this suit, the same was again
bv order of said Court, continued TO the
March term thereof, A. d. 1880. And the
said Court, also, ordered that further notice
be gwen Of The tendency Of this suit, by
publishing tho substance of the plaintiffs
declaration in The burlington Free Press"
newspaper printed IN said Burlington,
three weeks successfully, the last of which
to be thirty days before the sitting Of said
Court, which shall be deemed sufficicn,
notice to the said defendant to appear end
answer to said suit.
Dated ct Burlington, aforesaid, this cath
day of January. A. d. 1889
VIM NOBLE Cierk.
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New YoRK, April, 1888.

NEW YORK, April, 1855.
Dr. Moffat-Sir Since your Life Medi
cines have been introduced in this neigh
bo;hood they have Gone wonders. | will
merely state few cases. The wife OF
my nelGhbor. Mr. Cornelius S. Roe, who
was supposed to be in a decline Tor the last
two years, after taking two bottles of the
Phmnix Bitters and one box of The Life
Pills, says sho had her health entirely re.
stored.
Mr. Milo B. Root, my next door neigh
Dor, who was laid up with inhammalory
rheumatism, by toking two bottles of the
Buffers and one 25 cent box of the Pills,
told me he was as well as he ever was, and
told gentleman IN my store who was
afflicted, that as soon as he would take the
Pills and Buffers, just So soon he would BE
well man.
Also, Mrs Hordu, wife of John Ho, do
was lwo years since taken sick, md often
had fits, and lest the use Ct one Of her rms
10 SIX weeks after taking your pills and
bh,ers, she Ids so far recovered that she
mas oee., on u visit TO one Of her ne,ghbors
AS Tor myself, have been in bad health
, for 81 years, and though ! am not now II
perfect health, sill am in better than
have been tor ten years past, which | be-
l'eve to be the consequence of taking yon
Pills aud Buffers. The above Is a tru'
statement of few of the many Case
which have come under NY observation
You are At liberty to publish this letter
and reference can be had to me as Post
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s.SI:Z,H.ssx,Sx.

The purchasers at such period IN the spring
% is convenient to them, and will enter
into contracts accordingly. Prices and
terms for The Trees and Cuttings will be
forwarded to oil who may apply for them
by mail. as well as prices of Silk Worms
Eggs. Mulberry Seeds &c. TIE Multi
cauls Trees are remarkably vigorous, and
as we first imported the Genuine tree,
purchasers are sure of obtaining the true
kind. 1t is from this cause and from the
great attention paid by them, that the trees
they have sold have given universal salts
faction.
N. B. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plant
and Seeds can be supplied TO any extent.
Flushing. near.Nep York Jan. |. 1889.
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Groceries g. Provisions.

"HE subcrlhers have on hand heavy
Il stock Of Teas, Sugars, Spices, Fruit.
Coffee, Codhsh, Moasses, Confectionery,
&c. &C., and wo will give our customers
some better bargains than they have been
in the habit of making If they will call be.
fore our stock is sold.
We have good Hyson Skin Tea, for 25
Gle. per h. and other things a. cheap.
PROFESSIONS, such as Pork. Flour
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Salmon, .Mackerel,
&c. &c.. and u small quantity of cheap
Pepper s. Spice from to 8 cts. per ID.
Persons wishing to lay in their stock
will do we'll TO call soon.
Jan. IS. LATHRoP g. PoTwIN.
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SuMMIM HILL, Jan, l8, 1888.

DR. Moffat-Dear Sir: have great pleasure
in addressing you, having been troubled for
some time back with tho rheumatism, and
could find nothing to give me any relief, until
! had commenced taking your Vegetable I.ifo
Pills and Phoenix B,tors. In taking the first
bottle and one box of pills l found the most
cxcrutialing pain that had long been trou-
bled with, entirely disappeared. Such being
the case, lis with gratitude offer these sem
,ments, feeling confident that | am indebted
TO you more than words can cxprcss, for your
valuable medicine and thc speedy cure received
from its good effects. Yours, &c.
GEO. BROFTS.
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Calicoes very Cheap at
WAIT s. TABOEk'S.

A Full assortment of English, French
"A and American CaIcoes. Cambria ond
, Jaconet Muslin, plo in and cross bard Swiss
and Book Mnsins, Bishop Lawn and Linen
Cambrics, Edging and Inserting Hdkfs
Gloves. Ribbons, Belts, Baskets. Flowers
SC. &C., all of which will be sold uncom.
enoniy cheap for cash a, the new cheap cash
store west side Church ST., 9 doors above
the square,
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ENGLISH MERTNO.
TTNCOMMONLY CHEAP AT THE
~ .Ne,o Cheap Cash Store, Church ST.,
Two doors from the square.
WAIT T. TABOR.
Abel Cooper's Estate.

w L the subscribe rs, having been appointed
w by the Hon. the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, comm issioners to re-.
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and de.
mands Of all persons, against the estate OF
Abel Cooper, late Of Richmond, in said Dis.
trict, deceased, represented insolvent, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offse,
thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
,hst.purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
lice that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment, At the dwelling of Stephen
Cooper, in Richmond, in said District, on the
Isl Mondays Of April and July next, Of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated, this 25,h day Of January A. d. 1889
ELIHU BATES, Commits
Russell BRONSON, ( sioners.
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STOVES! STOVES!!

TNHE Subscribers have on consignment
Il large stock Of Cooking Stoves. from
No. to No. Of the latest approved pat
terms. .Psrlor Stoves, Of very superior
stile and quality, also. Box Stoves, OF dl,
ferent sises and patterns. Any one who
wishes 10 purchase uoy kind of Stoves, VIII
find it much for his interest, to call aud
examine the aboye Stoves, before pufchas-
ing elsewhere, as the Stoves will be sold
verv low and on terms 70 suit purchasers.
SOLOMON WALKER g. Co.
January 10, 1889.