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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-23

Yes heist wants TO git the North and the South 4
putting mere, and then come on my daughter and son
ana Jist NIX your hints off at hand, and l win come
yer 10 England and live with my son and daughter
st IKE Arnold did, when he about 10 fork all on US
over to the British. So we won't have such man for
o9E rresdcnt--but wo viii vote for the man who y
ga N log cabin, and drank hard cider. and always
treated ms friends, when ey came in Yes, darn'd
y ne want noble Gineraiist the man TO fight for
'reedom-and no IS the identical one for our Governor
nal fine house M y
When he takes his seat, i'd win say, well boys, j
want all on you TO git all the big and little old and now
guns-all the big and little swords, old and new and
make ready to fight for your country tho red coats
are irving to raise Il fuss, darn EN-.
utJi't let me say, il Van Buren, should be elected
out darn Il there is any chance) he would make big
tak now ne would debut mind and not do il; (as he
thinks some on these days the Queens husband might
de- und then there would be chance fof John) and
the hrSt thug we would know, our cities would be
burned to dust, and all thea mighty big pretty houses
ueslrOyed--all on the little turned out of doors
and the ed coats kicking up their heels desperate
rate, ana little Van over TO Eng0d, laughing, he,
he, he.
wish folks would quit this way they have Of spec
latng, aud try to look where their country is going
TO- list ask EN- 10 stop for moment to think for
Lhelr future good Bat all theE think on is to make
mighty show in the nord-pW on fine cloths, gold
axngs, and all tarnal hnery to shine in the like
| bahcadcd humble bee, and The first thing they
1now, they will all they have, shining in the sun,
Ind themselves eating cow.hides. | tell you, good
olAs, you had better stop, and look Ia
Says man other day, Jack what's the neNg these
lines! d mt kinder know, exactly, sir but think !
We are going to be ruined, darn d if don't
by this time he begun to git pretty sshy, and say
lie would do this that and the other; and would head il
big company to fight lorthe peoples good and 20 up n
nd push all the hunks down, and don't know What +
u he SAID besides, for lett him, putting AMI blowing
Ike mad bull in hornet nest, and list begin 70
how folks got out of sorts with each other and put
n ugly faces, and as sad before. Mr. Ad, ocate lIr
ave been out of sorts time but am getting in -
me better humor with myself, and will Try to put .
if don't. Ith
Good bye, for the present, n
JACK ROBERTSON "
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TO THE CANDID.
Look at a few Facts.

Whole Expenditure Aver each yr
administration of
| Mr. Adams, Yrs Sj0,30l, Oil Sl2575477
Administration of
| Gen. Jackson
years, ll5,7927s5 l8,29i,osa
Administration of
V. Buren,, 3 first
years. lIl4OG955 A71o5651
In Gen. Jackson's first term, nearly six mil,
mons more were spent than during the service
OF Mr. Adams-ln The last term Gen. Jackson
spent 50 millions more than in the first, and
nearly iorty millions more than Mr.. Adams in
ms four years Now be it remembered. ,ha,
Mr. Adams had 10 pay regular instamenrs of
me public debt, as did General Jackson for the
nfst iouror tive years, yet the increased expen
ll'ure is principally in the last four or five
years, when The debt was extinguished.-
With all this lavish outpouling of the Fed
eral treasure Gen Jackson had a surplus on
hand.
Now look at that ''sweet lille fellow" Mar
TN Van BureG. In four years, without having
any public debt, he spends as much, irnot more
Than Gen Jackson did in twice the time, his
average being double. In 3 years, he spends
Oo millions more than Mr. Adams did ia 4, 40
millions more than tWice as much as MIR. Adamsl
to say nothing Of six millions and half of Ma
lonal debt that he has created Let it also be
remembered, that when Van Buren, came into
oihce, there was no public debl-,hat no appro-
,rlatlon was made either for harbors or the
Cumberland Road last year--that he is about
issue FIVE MILLIONS of Post Notes, there
icing now abont one million and half--andI
hen let the candid reader say what he thinks
= lhls profgate waste Of the public funds
lhese FACTS are taken from the documents OF
he different Secretaries oil the Treasury. MAJ.
hez Courier.
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WING MEETING

hsrequested that every man in the county who can
W" attend tne Meeting on the End Monday Of May, be-
ing the first day ofour Circuit Court Ii is expec,ed
'nat measures will be adopted in relation to the an
preaching Presidential Election and such other mat
'ers as interest the patriot and the opponent of
ton and Inisrule
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SECOND HARRISON CUM
FROM MoBILEill

TkOM MOBILE.!!
Inc city Of Mobile has nobly adhered 10 whu
principles The charter elections which toojE;
pace On Monday have resulted ina complete
wing triumph. EDwAnD HALL, the whie can
dlda'e' IS elected mayor, and majority Of
wing alderman and an entire wbis council
nave been chosen. Last year ii was ali .,ho
other way. The locoloco candidate for mayor
was ne collector Of the port, and no has bean
most slgnaIly defeated The wing majority II
A'the charter elections last spring the loco.
ocos swept The boord. In 1898, Mobile gaye
70 !adm!nstrallon majority offfly on The legis.
a'lve ticket. In 1889, Tho wings carried M ho
Ivy Ia bare majority at the cong ressionaI
on1csl' Now they have won the day b. cool
y, Q. Bee. " ''Nn''-
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For The Liberty Adpocate.
HoLNEsvILLE, April l6. 1910.
Mr.. AdDocate.

~
For this last two or three weeks have been ont ~
all sorts of temper, and wondering VIII al on srth mike
people act so lrcd foolish as some folks do for b.
inc Dye, one might think half were lawyers or some
other KIND Of arned folks, at their manrlivreing but
kinder think they have got more CAB than wit, as
thcy are always sputtcrng and making big fuss list
70 show smart-and sometimes they will get loo high
and want 10 say something shinng-but, bah-thev
VIII look, and grinbitc their lips and hem--and then
can think,oiit. So you ses this is for wanting 10 he
smart-5ut II jist puts me in mind of dog with no
tail trying TO walk log and can't
Some on our good farmers arc finding out that old
Gneral Harrison is the for our Presidential thev
don kinder like that little Van for Prosdcnt-but
some who are opposed to the good Gncral say he Is
too much like an old woman and won't do Well that
! Jlst the thing; for he will be kind to III on his chill
iren, and give then plenty 70 eat and cnty of mon
'y to spend, and will st take little Van and give him
good scoldng for his bad conduct, and then tell him
ODE good boy anddont dogso any moro and Martin
Will cry and say, Ma, won't do any more, boo hoo
lon SO, then, We will have fino times again, or Ma
WI make the big boys behave themselves and the lit.
10 ones she viii be kind to, and they amt going Ii be
crying about they have been doing this good while;
%, darn me, il they do Ycs and all our Bic and III
10 boys will be fixed off for war in less than no time
nd any Of these big folks over toher side of The
aler darn en-, tries to hook any thing from u.s. darnd
we won I be in fine plight for Tho lads; but yon see
an buren, sent John to marry the Queen, and then
would have fixed every way to give all on us up to
40 BrItsh-for now ist tell you foks TO watch it,.
u Vans manGuvreing aud think II all on the folks
now'd the chaps notions. 'darn'd II he'd ret vote
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Marshal's Sale.
TAMES BALLARp. a Col (

JAMES BALLARD q Coz Circuit Court, .. S.
WIN D. SMITH. To Maj TS g 1870.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ of f. ia.
I'D to me directed, from the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the United States, for the
Southern District of Mississippi, / will sell nj
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for Cash.
on the 4th Monday in May, I84O, the 25th
day of the month, within the hours prescrb
ed by law, before the door Of the Court House
of Amlie County, in the town Of Liberty, ali
the right, title and interest the defendant.
Vim. d. Smith,ihas, in and othe following de-.
scrlbec property, to-wit:- Lot Number 4, and
9, in Square Number containing in all, One
Acre except 80 feet fronting The public square
OF said Town, beginning at the South West
corner oil Lot Number 4-and from thence run
nng East along the line Of said Lot. sol
eet, and from across said Lots Number 4. and
2, to the Northern Boundary Line of Lot Nun.
Der 2-thence, West, 80 feet 10 the North Yves,
corner of said Lot Number 2-from thence.
South, TO the corner Of the first mentioned Lot
A'so-One negro girl, viz Wnneg.
The above described properly was levied on
as The property Of the Defendant, William b.
Smith, aud will be sold to satisfy debt ami costs.
in the above stated case
WIN. NJ. GWlN, Marshal.
Y
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VAN BURENIsM.

Dr. A. H. HALL, Of Covng,on county. ha,
been appointed by the President of The iIn,et
States Eeceiver of Public Monies at Au
.-Easiern Clarion. "
some three years since the individual who, 1t seems
mas become pet Of the President of the United States
came to Amite county perfect strangerset nm sbor
80 piys'c'an-shortly afterwards became editor OF
'AOu ioco'oco paper guilty Of the meanest SLAM
aef on female characterNa caned bya relative of the
INJURED partcs-signcd libel, aud LEFT the county in
u0uole quick time Theme I thing we hear of him is.
tha' Martin Van Buren, has appointed him Receiver
ruoiic Money in Mississippi 1t has been said tba, II
requires strong evidence of degradation TO secur.
p0n'men' IRON Van Buren,, and probably the appli.
cant IN TINS case could show his credentials
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'lo.S- " la CALDwEIt,) CircnA cOErf, IN
SAMUEL Il Tn.o4.os u us y' 1ssn 1910
| SHlPMAN, CRANE g. Co.
SAMUEL TlLLorsoN.
Rf virtue ofrhe above stated wris Of e
NJ fa's. 10 me directed from the Honorable
Ithe Circuit Court the United Siates, for The
Southern District of Mississippi. | viii sell At
public auction. to the highest bidder for cash,
lon the 4'h Moniav in MAY. i $40 the Goth day
OF the month, within the hours prescribed by
law before the door ofthe Court House of A.
mite County. in the the Town Of Liberty, all
The rlgh', title and interest of the Defendant,
Samuel Ifilotson, in and 10 the following de-
scrlbed property, wit:-Lot Number I, and
Sin Square Number lion the plan ofthe
Town Of Liberty, Mississippi, as follows, to.wit:
Lot Number l-beginning at the North
West corner of said Square, at the intersection
81 Broad and Washington Streets, at stake
on the South side Of Washington Street, and
runs as per Plat, say East, 0 Perches and &C. |
l0O OF Perch 10 stake--thence South and |
West, and North to the place OF the beginning,
IS per Nat-beng bounded on the North by
Washington Street, and or The East by Lot
Number 2-and on the South by Lot Number
'-and on he West BY Broad Street-contaip-
ng One Half Acre. Lot Number g. begins at
he South West corner ofsaid Square. at the in
arsectlon of Broad Street, with the Town Cir
lie, at stake on the East Of Broad Street, and
forth Of said Girdle, which stake is Identified
the corner beam, OF post Of a carrage house
said Loi-and runs thence, North, East.
outh and West as per Plat, and bounded on
e North by Lot Number East by Lot
lumber 4-Soulh by The Town GrdIe-and
est by Broad Sreet-and containing One
nf Acre. Containing in all, One Acre, more !
less.
The above described property was levied on :
the property of the Defendant, Samuel Til.lr
son, and will be sold TO satisfy DEBT and costs !,
the above stated cases. i,
WIN. NJ GWIN, n
marshal. n
d., ~ CII MIN y
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We Wonder if the Democrats oftbs county ,rc 70 ;,
ANXIOUS to have National Bank? Ii seems thai ,bsy
complain most bitterly being forced to pay their exc.
cu''onS IN specie. Some few months aro. thev w.ro
crying out I'VE want nothing but specie for our chr
rency' 1t will reduce the price of every tbno a,d ~
Will then have currency that will not deproco,o ),
lhcy are anxious to have the money of Banks ,bev
oppressive unjust, and outrageous, to demand
- ''''n spcc'e' inc very currency that they have
oa'u was 'he only proper legal and constitutional one
nave louhu oat that the price of cottonis deprc
''a'e'-that goods and provisions command the usual
money prices and that their debts have increased
instead Of decreased by their specie currency We
nope 'hey want Bank fthey do, let them vote for
Harrison We think they will do il; and then, plo.
r'ous vote will they gve--one they will never re.
greet nrvIr
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SheriH7s Sale.

W. D. Smith, use &C., r; :
VS.. ~. Ielurnabe to
Thos. III Morris, ei al. April Term, 1870.
ZIP. VauNorman,
IN vs.. do, do.
same, ct. al
w. Ii. Dillingham;,
vs.. do. do.
same, OF. al.
Nd \ virtue ofthe above stated wri,s If rs.
No Facias. to me directed, from The u ua
The Circuit Court OF Amite County. I vii ION
pose at public sale, to the highest bilda. TX
lash, .belore the door Of the Court Hoa. 'or
'ald County in Liberty, within the hon., s's' o.
crtbedb y law, on the lst Monday il Msapr pre-
he following described properly to.w next
Two Negroes Ones Woman by tbe n.n 80
Ida, about "a years OF age-a1d Ha aa,,eo Of
r about 8years Of oge.--Said Negroes .',s ',o .
svied on as the property ofDclendsn, ST %ese
$ II, Morris, and will be sold 10 sa,,srv ". ~,
boye stated cases and all costs. N"s
JAMES N. NORWOOD.
An,;l % 100 Sheriff,
80. -, Io1o. l7tds
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Sheriff. Sale.

IL . hJdIC.
Ala +. Bridges,
S. H. Henrd, r.. Ia returnable to
Samuel S. Heard, and April Term, 1910.
c. w. Harris.
Com. q R. r Bank,
Samuel S. Heard, =. Ia on Bond,
Lard, Wane. and To same Term.
Hugh McGowen.
Sherry and Whitman,
vs. Fl ia. on Bond,
Geo. c. Cameron. TO same Term.
Samuel s. Heard, and
G. S. Cook.
BY virtue of the above stated write of E;.-;
fac'as,'o me. directed, from the Hon. the Cir.
'ult Court of Amite County. will expose nj
public sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash. be.
ore the door ofthe Court House of said Coun.
y IN Liberty, within the hours prescribed BY
aw' on the First Monday, the 4th day Of Nav
lext' The following described property, to.wit:--
INC Negro Woman named Mary, levied on
IS the property ofDeiendant, Samuel S. Heard,
md will be sold TO satisfy tho above stated ca.
es aud all costs.
JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
Sheriff
BY R. M NELSON,
Deputy Sheriff
april 20, i84O. l7tds
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lying Is hateful and accursed vice. Nc
nave ny ne npon cncanothcr, bu, our word
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r.. "a. reiurnable to
April Term, 1870.
do. do.
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NOTICE.

April 60, 1910.
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I New A dive rtise M en- ts.-
Marshal's Sale.

&1A. cAlOwfris) cireHa cosri' rs
~ s.yaspSs ssriA, n r@ ~ #. ia, sBA,.a
SAMUEL TILLo-soN 70 May Tern, 1910.
sSHIpMAN, CRANE g. Co.
IN rs. DO. Do
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M raj am 81 aS eRigiOm $

N E G ID o rES OFT PAY SON
The following anecdotes extracted from the
Religious Magazine.
One day, he went to visit mother, who was
disconsolae from the loss of child. Hc said to
her as follows
"Suppose, some making a boauti-
fnl crown for you to wear; and you knew it was
for you, and that you to receive it and wear
il as it should be done. Now; if the ma
ker oft were to come, and in order to make the
crown more beautiful and splendid, to take
some of your jewels, to put nto it,-shoud you be
eotrowfui and nhappy, because they were taken
away for little while, when you knew they were
gone to make up your CROWN
The mother said that no one could conceive of
the relief the soothing, quoting influence which
this comparison Ind on her mind
On another occasion he went to see sick nor
son, who very much troubled because she
could not keep her mind all the time fixed upon
Christ, on account of the dstractIng influences of
her sufferings, and the various objects and occur
of the sick loom, which constantly called off
her attention She was afraid she did not love her
Saviour, she found it difficult 70 fix her mind
upon him DR. Payson said,-
suppose you were to little sick child living
IN its mothers lap, with its faculties impaired by
It's sufferngs, so that it generally in troubled
sleep; butnow and then it just opens its eyes a lit
tie, and gets glimpse at its mothers face, so as to
be recalled to the recollection that it is i'm it's
mothers arms; and suppose that always, at such
time, it should smile family with evident pleasure
TO find where it was,-should you doubt whether
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.4RolLqTK PILLS

RELIES AROMATIC WILLS Jor FEMALES
FOR ObsfrHcti0as, Detitif2. HyPecA0adriA, &c
rFNIESE Pills cleanse pbr,ly aud causo a tree
n circulation az blood W hon in a manner sss..
pended, assists the frmale when nature requires a.
whereby bca'th is esisNi'sbed, aad tbs patlsnt be-
fore pale ,ieAih re~5.r I'D ~ q h~.ix .as--a'
ted compilation. They aih has~ise Conductive
TO heiio OF oonsumPnVe ha a't, when they must Mt
be taken
These Fills have been Crimmsaso benefit tr the
female part Of community Price, 30 cts a box.
Prepared and sold BY + KiDDER, successor to
DR. Conway, 30 Court 81 ip stairs. neas Concert
Hall and may also be had ofLUTHER JEWETr,
ST. Johnsbury.
None genuine uaoss yned Il. KIDoER, on the
outside printed wrapper
Large dis count to deslCds. r4lI2O
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COrEss on the Feet.

The Testimony the Proprietor j. receiving, from
various sources, stating the astonishing edec
ed nv means or the highly celebrated ALBION
CORN PLASTER, added 10 the constant demand
Cor the article from all parts or the country unquos
tionably proves il 10 be- Of the hest thihE- -
- bad, to give immediate relief, sud % rarus
the feor In proof of which, read the f1il, sitg
CASES
LADl,-tO whom reference can be made ~
= ter suffering great pain, and hscsqvenience fsr
ars, from Coru~, and when tu tna rneaa tirls
making use, of various hiRhi', celebrated resi-
ecies but g. purpose, uud hst. ~ c,snsrs t~rcs
OF these repeated di~appoatnents nsaFiv dsEpasr~d
ot relief most happily met Sifh The Albisr Corn
tster, Que box of hich. tst expense ~ ONLY
% eents) has entirely cursd her ( owns 80 sston.
ishing this cure to tu1nes soveFef 81 ne
friends and neighbors ct The lady - the sasnr
rorledy, and With the same god succsss'
An Old Gentlrmau'- flFu,eif an geo. thai Al
suffering unconscicuabl. gaia and tsosshl@ f.r
years fioD corn, which had resisted ever, A.
tempt TO destroy, 'sss cured ~ lbs saisahle
plaster
a Person So crippled with Cosns ior a tong
time 10 he unable O. WAX, lad ta cut noIes -
his shoes to ease bis iect-was cured ~ ts's plas-
tcl
This plaster gives Immediate Relief ne so.n e.. pp-
Piled Il dis=nlves and draws the Cosn sut root
and ranch, without the least aan trlcs. - ris
"A hoN.
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ME TEE7TT
BRITISH ANT md, &; ilIIlNrlrRtcr

BRITISH ANflJtffEt BENlitktCE.
FVNllIS elegant Hrticis is y onouncsd Nv these
n who use u the most vag,ss his Taath Powder
they ever met with u pussessss ths I.scuitar
eeilenco ofeieansing the '~~tS fseta ~ thrtarous
nerustanons, with"ut inluTag the snaEFsi. a. lm
parts healthy freshness e. the gums = snlusy
sweetness To- the breath ard giyet to shs tss~if,
beautiful pearly whiteness
The two following testlnonials were rs~aiv.d
from gentlemen, (Clergy msUl "fths hiSt rcspecta-
bility.
THEotoGieAL SNntHAEE, AadovCr Stpts altser
4.-Sir-hHvtbg made = fail uHsl ~ yous Antirrptte
Dentilr.ce, we'll ssuskpd 81 w. efficacy tn
preserve the cleanliness an healthy state 81 the
Teeth and gums, and 90 inp Ert to she u1os,th sc.
ry sgre'ab sensation q ssvc hfues- Year. sKr.
(signed) J q. WEBSTER
hSDuvER THEoLoGtcAt &itMssANY, sept 10 --
Sir, having Cor the past ear nsed year Ar'srsfs5r
Denirihce, cannot kai ssSguosssSsiRu ID o.. a. tha
most valuable tooth powder ssysciaflg r ths pps.y
yaton OF the teeth, ~ tHs shicb am acquainted
hope IL will soon be uuivrru,liy used 'Fouru Sc
(SgRed) IOHN LORD
Erlce - box.
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Sashes, blinds aHad Doors.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform the
n public that he continues TO manufacture the a
hove artic les his old stand and intends keeping
them constantly hand for sale AT the lowest
prices.
Window Sasaes
of various kinds, viz common ovolo Sash, lip ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of Is, 90 and "a lights for
by glass, from 11-S to l Ia inches thick, to-
selher with new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by ID
glass, l.2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
Panel Doors
Of a. 6 and panels, consisting Of those of 1.S,
IA and I-2 and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
window Blinds.
made in the best and latest style.
U He would just say to those wishing foi the
above articles that his sash, blinds and doors are
made of the first stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
say to those building, that as he devoes his time TO
manufacturing the above articles he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
N. q. Those wishing for certificates OF recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by 8 Sashes will be sold for cents "a
light.
All orders by mail otherwise, punctually at
tended to. LINDORF MORRIS.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. S. 1899 1l0f
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NOTICE.

fENlE Copartnership heretofore existing betw cen
H. the subscribers under the style of Moore, Ma
soE * TO. has been by mutual consent dissolved.
All the Books and demands aud all other property
belonging TO said firm has been assigned To J. +.
Skinner, TO whom all demands due the concern
must be psid, and all Ploughs in the hands Of A..
gents must be accounted for TO said skinner, who
will also settle all demands against said Company.
JOHN MOORE,
WILLIAM MOORE,
JOSEPH MASON,
J. 4. SKINNER.
Barnet, January %, I540.
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among which NAV BIZ found
BRO.ADCLOT'HlS and C.4SSLnEPES
Of almost every variety and shade, which will be
sold at great bargains; also primo assortment Of
Tailor's TRIMMINGS; Vestings; cloth for summer
Coats and Pants; Prints at 6 ceats per yard and
others comparatively low; Ginghams, Copperplatc,
printed Lawn. whte and colored Cambrics, swiss
and book Muslin, silk blond and bobineti Lace;
Edgings and InseTtings, white and brown Linen,
linen Lawn, linen Cambria, imitation do, linen
Cambria Hdkis., stay Jean; Ladies super Kid, Chi.
and black silk Gloves, silk, cotton and mohair
pic mic do. cotton Hose, fancy Hdkfs. and
Scarfs; gent. buck, super Kid, and Persian thread
Gloves Eng mixed half Hose, Ponger. choppa,
bandanna, Spittleield and Corah silk Hdkfs; Iiali.
and cotton Crnvat do. neck Stocks; Aapine,
blk aud cold gro dc Swiss and gro de nap Silk,
Sarsnet and Florence do; bonnet SILKS and
RIBBONS, super blk and blue silk Velvet; Sheet
ings and Shirlines, Ticking DrillngS, and cotton
Yarn; Ladies super French Kid Slips; Umbrellas;
cloth Caps; super brush, satin beaver, nu lra and
mapped HATS. ALSO,
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGINGS,
CROCEERY, GLASS & HARD WARE,
w. !. GOODS AND GROCERIES, LIN
SEED OIL, SPTS. TURPENTINE,
PAINTS AND DYESTUFFS. RUS.
STA AND ENG. IRON, STEEL
NAlLS, NAIL RODS, PLATE.
The above, Ge-e.hsr with s,AIly oiha: Gaods
have recently purchased, at prices which viii ena
customers for their liberal patronage and assure
them that we shall endeavor to sell them goods at
prices which will merit the continuance of the
same.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited 10
call and examine Goods.
KITTREDGE 81 COLBY
ST. Johnsbury, May IL, 1910. l45,f