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children to remain few weeks in Brooklyn, while her
husband was IN the country and her coming every
her day to her rooms Chambers there being
other in the house but plaintiff and seen together
such vsitsa GOODNESS and on her part 10 her
husband and loss OF all affection and attachment for
him. and which appeared 10 be transferred the plaintiff
neglect and want of proper nursing when defendant
was taken down sick and sbe and plaintiff joking him in
that situation, and ridculiDg his Graham system Of
she and plaintiff who had charge OF defendant when
sick, employing Hom9pathesn doctors 70 attend upon
him. and they administering small doses OF arsenic,
which he complained Of and sent for his brother and
friends visit him they called and Cunning qusrreled
with themsaid they had business there, and threat
ened kick the brother out Of the the attending
physicians explained the medicine prescribed as proper
and necessary their opo,o1 and and
return from the country, he refused 10 tase MS mea
in the house, saying that he was afraid something
might be put into his food she made up separate
bed for him on his return, and soon after he quit
sleeping or eating in the house and abandoned the
part OF the month OF August, to attend to his bus
in the office part II in evidence that up TO the
time OF plaintiffs coming into the family, defendant ana
wife lived happily together; but after there was
great change in her conduct
On the part OF the plaintiff six witnesses were
examined whose evidence went TO contradict oil the
statements the other sideto show that defendant was
fsu-ihst he lived on the Graham system--that they
differed about that and tight lacing of the chidren that
defendant and wife had family differences, and did not
live happily together before plaintiff came into the family:
one OF plaintiffs visits to Mrs. Burdes bedroom was
explained away according 10 the evidence Of wo-
man she considered all the fault on BuTdels side.
Gentlemcn, there was much more evidence on pom
Sides unnecessary for 10 repeat to you, but whlch
you will no dout reoollect, and give such weight AZ
il is entitled to- requested to charge you on the
fact defendants wife remaining i'll possession after de-
PENDANT quit. not that such the fact, but
So plaintiff cannot take advantage of his own wrong II
he il guilty The law il settled that eviction OF part
OF the pr, misses by the landlord, is an eviction Of the
whole IT, Gentlemen Of the Jury, alter due consldeia
ton OF an the evidence you sns ~ opa in his family
did disturb his peace and quiet enoymen OF ne ae
missed premises you will find verdict Tor the piaintiH or
the amount of the rent due; otherwise you Will ma or
the defendant
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IMPORTANT TO TNVALIDS, &C.

IMPORTANT TO INVALlDS, &C.
VISITORSTO THE ISLAND OF CUBA.-PROGRESS
HOTEL in the village of Cerro three miles from Havana.
This establishment advantageogsly situated properly fitted
up attended afording benefit of life without
excluding comforts and pleasures Of the Capital
venting timely attendance business. Every attention
prom sed by the owners satisfaction of their
CHARGES.
Boa riding a single person So 90 day.
g f" three persons in ROOM 81 so day
each person.
With families particular agreement be entered into.
N B-Omnibusses running from morning till night be-
the Cerro and Havana making the in half hour
soi I'm,
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J. SORIA'S
CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

MR. sORA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
WI public general that owing TO the depressed state OF
he times has reduced his price rs cent below the
lar charges.
pressed will fnd IL much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
will be punctuay attended and the articles done the
best style al Soras establishment No 400 Pearl ST.
His branches No 257 Bleecker No 1852 Bowery, and
35 rand Also branch 20 Fulton Brooklyn, and
Newark ~ j. of Broad and Washington Place.
Merchants can have all kinds Of goods dyed and put
the Original forms, and moderate terms.
Principal office 400 Pearl ST. au2O 3msec
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HARPS

7 +. BROWNE CO. Manufacturers of the Improved
Patent Double Action Harp, by Royal Letters Patent
London-establshed 1870 (many years with Erd) No 3s5
Broadway and 731s Chambers street, New York.
j. F. Browne offers for sale At 1886 Broadway the finest col
lection of these beautiful Instruments the United States HIS
such enable him transact business
thereby the high duties
posed by tariff these instruments.
j. F. Browne would observe these Harps constructed
the most approved principles with all the modern improve
ments unequalIed brancy of neness of touch
and perfectness of mechanism. Particular taken iii
them the Of climate this country which
they will be found far European
facture imported in the usual way.
These Haps by the elite of musical and
professional talent in Europe; among the latter he would
ton ~ c. Bocha who invariably selects from this establish
aent The of professors this country solicited
Lists of prices and descriptions be forwarded by post
s,r,ngx &c s2i imsr
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bELMONI HOUoE NEW BhlGhION.
GEORGE PEIRISS, in returning his grateful Acknowledge
" the ladies and gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the season. begs
that he has made suitable Tor the
M.en ~ o o nj, u ,nJ or, nc
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the choi-
provisions aud the will be found equal any The
proximity of Belmont House to the city with excellent steam
beats plying at stipulated hours the well known attention OF
on being within step the landngpce renders this
blishment the social and the Union Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate.
Good stabns and coach houses attached to the pre-.
mi
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE undersigned takes inform his friends and
the public that the Mansion House located in In
outsider No 67 the vicinity Of tn" steamboat landing
vegetable market having commodous family apartments,
arranged in the neates order
employed procure permits to land
baggage Sc who will board vessels Immediately after the
the officers
NJ B-Vistors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul of embarkation to obyate diff
6culties and Inconvenience. -
s2l 6mec WILLIAM
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPO RIUM M,
III late l29 Chatham street, Ne,c York.


AoENcy 3I9 BIrrcKrR STR
w III o l. y SAL AND RE TAIL
rINhE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue TO offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
of and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and that their quality and
power will unimpaired climate Their system
Of business perhaps, scarcely TO be exceed
founded the regard to the rights OF the custom
especially with weight aud quality and unr
vailed cheapne All purchasers called upon TO return any
articles which fail them the utmost satisfcton which
the money will be cheerfuy and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families and ship
viii find decided advantage TO supply themselves
from this establishment
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day. -
Orders from all parts of the United States executed with
prUmptitude and despatch.
~ The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou
qua's celebrated Black Tea. au29 lmsm
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION MATCHES
JNHE SUPERLATlVE MATCH, made without birthstone
other deleteeous offensive ingredienan article that
is actually waterproof and makes made and sold
by the opretor Off patent lately obtained at Nol6 Bleeck
er street, New York. . .
These matches ignite with certainty all weahers
and climates and burn with brilliant flame, for than
and that vertical position that several Eaters
may sealed with by the blaze of Of them They
lay for hours and yet ignite and when the wood
is before saturated periumed
exhae agreeable odor instead Of the execabe and unhealthy
enva of the birthstone match. Orders and communications
may be addressed to q. BOWEN,
Agent for the Patentees at No. i6i Beeckcr ST, NY.
" R.-None sold or delivered tn hawkers ~ lmsr
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TO the Public.

10 the Public.
THE NEW YORK HEKALD-day newspaper-pub-
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF july Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-postages paid--cssh in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prce 64 cents per copy So IL per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
nFkRTISEKS are informed that the circulation oil
01srald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas'
ing fast has the largest circulation Of paper in is
city, or The Word and s therefore, the best chanei tor b
:tness men in the city country Prices moderae-cash
in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and III the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPREroR OF TIE HERALp EsTABLlsHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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A BRAHAM KASTOR, importer, No. 1893 Broadway. has
and also By HaXre packets fine and large
tons black silk Trimming Lace Thread Laces
Of French Embroderies such Infants Dresses and Waists
Chemosees collars, Linen Pocket Handkerchief, Thread
Lace Wells Thread Points silk Blond Trimming Lace Fancy
Also, Bags Purses, and Linen Thread Caps Also large
Of Worsted Coas Habits and Caps for ladies and
children and other articles describea
of which he offers reasonable prices wholesale and retail
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A CARD TO THE LADIES

A CAKD to The LADIES',
NEW Patent Inventions combining elegance and econo-
A Ladies' dress. habit pelisse fitting and making, SO
Market street. between Hamilton and Cherry Ladies
dresses the above principle guaranteed perfect and
elegant f with nallble accuracy which highly
ta producing utess garments also made with neatness
and despatch and strict conformity with the latest Partisan
and London fashions Ladies measured their residence il
required. Ladies taught the above invaluable rights OF
the invention be disposed of by the practice of which the
advertiser has realized very handsome income and
acquired in easy lessons--terms moderate
Wanted Immediately apprentices and2 improves
sill m m
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TIE
INDIA TEA COMPANY.

ISS CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
of their respectfully invite the attention OF mer
chants and families their ample stock of superior Teas and
Coffee purchased for cash. by of the firm long experienced
in the trade and for Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company of London They confidently
mend them only the best in quality but cheaper fro
10 Is than be had elsewhere All ordersprompu
and faithfully So m"m
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TEA TRAYS, TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
w SPIES co; 2s Pearl street, are now opening 81
N casks of and elegant patterns Of Tea Trays, embr
ing every variety of quality color and Sizes from eight to hU
Also 200 gross Ivory self tip and Stag handl Knives and
Forks :, -,
sl9 lmsec
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CASH HARDWARE.
VIVID
A L + K D + L a q IA VcEEh,, Z,

IMPORTER OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No. 2l0 Greenwich, corner Barclay street,
rs NOW OPENING complete assortment Of goods in his
line which he offers at wholesale retail the lowest
terms they be purchased at in this city Agent for
Coopers' Glue. 80, =. -,
Country merchants will please favor him witha call previous
o making purchases. au2b lm'r
MRS sCHELTEMA, (Smets,l 25S Broadway, respectful
wi informs her customers and the ladies' generally that she
has lust received by late arrivals from Paris and will opsn
ue,y inst splendid assortment Of the choicest
FRENCH GOODS, consisting Of millinery, Thread i@ces
comprising rich Thread Wells Scarfs Babcs low and high
Neck Pee ines SCI Embroidered Capes Collars, Chemists
Infants Caps and Dresses splendid Pocket Hdkis.
Also the of goods for day and Dresses
silks Mousseanes new style Of Manes, Coaks, SC &c
toerher with splendid assortment of Fancy Goods
will he open for inspection at the above named time.
m
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ID. M. PEYSER, IL co.

D. M PEYSER, " CO.,
NO ITO William of John street and 4s Broad
IN have received by arrivals extensive supply
of the following FANCY GOODS, which were carefully Sc
leced by competent person Paris Berlin &c and which
viz
Berlin Zephyr and German Worsed-thc most complete
sortment.
Berlin Embroidery Pattens-a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery of cotton worsed nen silk gold
and ;, ,yer of all widths and qualities
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German, French and English plain and shaded
in skens, sticks, and spools.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers skens and
spools.
suspenders superby embroidered, and Suspender Trim
mngs.
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
Mother of Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord, Twist Thread and
Tassels
Embroidery Frames and variety Of different Fancy Arti-
ces.
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
Frnges Of cotton worsted and silk imported and domestic
Gimps Tassels, Buttons and all other kind of trimming.
iyl 9nse
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STRYKER,S RAY.

TIE propetors thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
thus far beg leave to inform, that in addition the usual
ractons of the place they have engaged the celebrated Band
under the direction of Mr. g. Schneider well known for the
universal satisfaction given by them at the United States Hotel
Saratoga for the seasons who will play every fair af
Of Monday Wednesday and Saturday for the balance
OF the lw zee
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WATCHES-The largest and splendid assortment Of
w Watches in the city, be found the subscriber
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches, of the styles direct from the manuac
turers in England France and Switzerland he enabled
offer larger assortment and at much less prices at than
any other house the city Gold watches low $50 TO S25
EACH Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
Watches clocks and Jewellery repaired the best
ard warranted lower than any other place the city
q. C.. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewellery,
lmsec Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street stairs.
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COLLECTING BILLS, DRAFTS &C, IN BOSTON,
" MASSThe subscriber has made arrangements "a TINS
CITY whereby abed bills, accounts &c: IN
prompt collection Merchants and Others wishing
there requested 70 hand them IN TO
Mr. GEORGE DOEL, No. T. Ann street, New York who Is
duly authorized receive bills and forward the same TO me Tor
collection. All monies collected by the subscriber will be
promptly paid the parties entrustng him with their
and charge IL bills collected by giving
personal the business he trusts the aciii-
ties offered too obvious 10 require comment ,,r,
ANDREW ROBERTS,
su29 Im.r 81 State street. up stairs. Boston
EDM 4. COATES ayals himself Of the pleasure Of inform
T. no the aides and Cirntlemen OF New York and its vci
mites that Paint Lknesses at the shortest mo-
zee both Portraits and Miniatures Those who will favor him
with their patronage invited call and his Specimen.
Of the same his residence o7 Broadway, between White and
b. Mr. C. also continues give private lessons to gen
temen
Ladies in classes Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
Also Landscapes painted TO order from the smallest TO the
largest size Those who wish make u their profession,
he ueected ia all above branches, by applying above
hours. aulO lmTec
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GONE TO INGERSOLL's GREAT BOAT AND OAR
" BAZAARS-At this establishment be found every
description of Boats that the ingenuity Of man can suggest
his esablishmeu, built TIE following unrvaed boats
The Swift Sure of New Foundand; the sixteen foot sailing
The boats Henry Stark Whieh won 20 I1ees in S months
for the United States spOho; the barge Empress for Florida
the brass mounted Neptune for Tampico Bay and host OF
others equally great
Oars Sweeps and scps-This branch of his business
four pence foot All the SOULS for racing dressed by the pro-
petors own hands Those that the last be
his Office Sixty Boats always hand. Visit his
Bazaars you desire All work delivered free Of charge
c. l.. INGERSOLB,
1885, 400 and Al Water and al Cherry streesoe proprietor
So msr
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A. sAMANOs offers for sale, No. Wall ST. 10 hhds
"A. Muscovado Sugar, and
Is bags of Coffee landing from brig from St. Jago
In Store
10 hhds Sun cured Muscovado Sugar suitable for rene
boxes white Sugar, free labor
10 bales superior Guisa Tobacco, suitable for manufac
$50 sega of Lord Byron, woodvi e,and variety of other
brands.
WANTED-A Cooper, and Mil wright that understands
carpenters work St Jago Cuba must be single and
of temperate habits Apply as abov, SO lmsr
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NOTICE TO FRENCH AMERICAN AND 9TH

NOTICE. TO FRENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHER
~ ClTIZENS.-UNION HOTEL No l6 Rector street,
corner Of Greenwich STREET, Deamoe has the honor to
heretofore existing between the advertiser and j. Bonnad
been dissolved by mutual and that he has eopened his
by him for the five The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired aud renovated aud contains
pee and comfortable sitting and lodging rooms be
found in the city The cooking department is conducted la
Franchise and amply supplied without regard
and the prices charged 70 guests in conformity with the
times An excellent Table doe ready every day at o.
clock for which the moderate price of only CHARGED
The advertiser hopes that his exeons aud desire
give satisfaction, will him the patronage of his fellow
countymen, and of all gentlemen who may wish obtain
capital fare and daon at the least possible
s
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PATENT ELASTIC
SHOU LDE r BR A CE.

II " " IL ~ Il ID II n W
THE SUBSCRIBERS Iofer, with full confidence in its
utility and usefulness the above named article. This
article intended brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline TO the Inquire and
will be found Indispensable OF sedentary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested this
braces il will be found every requisite quality for
which recommended nameyto brace the shoulders Of
children and Others who have acquired the habit OF STOPPING
aud their form upright position They be
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
be found of mpediment the free Of the The
also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring. Russia
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
immediate of Mr. Paes who has been engaged IN
the last and be depended
superior any article eer offered for the
Sold wholesale and al at the old establishment of
PARSELLS AGATE,
237 Broadway, corner OF Park Place.
Blades will be supplied and fitted by calling the
residence of MADAME PARSELLS, 400 Greenwich street.
between Hubert and Lsight street SD 23t'ec
NOTICE.-GENTLEME CAST-OFF CLOTHING
IN PURCHASED, and the highest price paid for them Per-
having the above articles and wishing to dispose oil em
will do well by calling the subscribers.
j. WILSON co; Courtlandt st. N. Y.
line through the Post Office otherwise will be puncua
ly attended to. - 90 .
Dying Securing and Repairing in all its branches Clothing
ko,ok 'solJ, :. ban, axch,n s0l lyNr
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE.->Just received the latest and most
% approved French shirts general assortment Of
shirts under garments hosiery cravats, handkechefs &C.
Shirts and under garments made order and repaired at
short notice For sale, Counting House Desk, with three
drawers and book rack. VIM. COLLINS.
au20 lm*r
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FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, Is RS sr c cen
x,nine and be convinced of the facts that you can get
G ery best quality of boots with everlasting patent so ~
made 20 your orders the very low price OF i've dollars s
~ cents per pair the quality OF boots are selling " o
tsbiishments Al from 81 Soto ss Call ,,,,r,t
escAoi''""'A'' ~ wv" y CiJBBERLEY 4 MICKELLt,
s,oim.m va William ST. NJ T.
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AsE's

FOR CHARLESTON, HAVANA, KEY WEST NEW
ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON, (TeyasD
ITO SAIL Thursday 5.h October the elegant well known
mander will sail above This has been put com
pee order for the aud has
with large and airy state rooms
For passage freight Of specie, apply the Captain
board foot of Ninth street, n. r.,
A. HUBBARD CO., 80 Peck slip
New York. Sept. IL. 1919. sIltohsec
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TO THE PUBClC.
Gs M TO S50O0.-Mr. Francis X. Crump Watch Maker,
- lOO Grand street. begs inform his friends and the
public independent of the Watch business prepared
cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver SETS forks and every description Of gold or
amonn paid old gold and silver Watches of every de-
scription repaired and warranted. 248 Grand street.
qrns
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
Ru y NJ y e LIS Brodd,caN. lBQsement }

One door from JOuTtIandt stItet
sUstR, Bootwaser and Make, OF l Lasts ian an
trends and all the of gen!emnniy fhnb m,
that he can now make New ork, with the best renen
erisls all thai perfectly made in Paris by ms on
celebrated Bootmaker Clece, whose numerous So Snsers
this side of the Atlantic respectfully invited 20 A.,
Boots and Lass, before they DESPAIR O. P beng ''
New York after the incest latest Fairs iasn9n' old
Also the genuine PARIS jet Black VarnIsh Soi'
III m &c
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uDnT AND SHUF
80 ,o,pp2 VI, hby RESPECTFULLY informs his trends
sJ H. nblie that he commenced opshsss ,i
and faithfully eSecute a. 81 c.sh' iy22r
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
GROCERIES. PRODUCE &.

-
THE subscriber begs leave 10 Inbn lHs
citizens oil Marshall county, thal be has ras.
chased the entire stock of Produce. Groceries
and Plantation articles Of w. [. Beck. Hs
hopes b keeping up general assoanE
-of goods, and close attention to business
share liberal portion Of the trade Of .la
town aud country. His seek colsiSs 30
part of the following articles viz
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Maekerd NoI
q 2, Flour, Bacon, Lard, SalI Rice. Car.
fled Sugar, Vinegar Peach II years Coga-
ac Brandy, Irish Whskey, Holland Ga
Boston Soap. RaisIns, Candies SPem aal
Tallow Candies, Starch. Teas in boxes Tea
in caddyes to suit purchasers, Water Bae6
cts, Tin ware assorted, Brooms, Iacs
chains, Hames, Wedding Hoes Plough .Hs
Whip stocks, Cotton yarn assorted, Domc
tics, Calicos, Linseys checks Blankets 3 e
gan shoes, Champaign wine in boHs
Brandy cherries, London Porter Ioma1
Ketchup. family Mustard. Saieraius Gnga
Spice, Pepper, Indigo & Madder, NoHteT
dried Beef and Crackers, Wiring Part.
Pins, NEEDLES, Suspenders. Buttons PocE
Combs, Butter knives, Percussion Car
Powder & Shot. Fine and common fo.a.
co, Shaving Soap. Hair Brushes, Knltia
needles Cotton cards No 10, Cigars. Gard.
Seed. Hymn Books. Palm leaf hats, ",
hats, Net and Seal Skin caps, Foot ana
Weavers Stays sc Sc.
He offers the above mentioned arlicts
reduced prices for cash; cali and eNaml
for yourselves
p. O. RAGSDALE
July 7th, 1913.