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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21

intend keeping general assortment of
Pl0ugEs, Lumber Wagons,
PHeaure Carriages, &c.
got up in the best manner which they offer
cheaper for ready pay, than can be purchased
at any other establishment in this country.
The following is list Of prices, they offer
to the public. for cash, approved paper, or in
exchange for Farmers produce particularly
strawai the highest cash prices.
Light and fancy spring wa
CONS, from $50 90 to Sl1O 90
Two-horse Lumber wagons, 80 90 to 60 90
Do do do
with bodies, whipple-trees,
and neck-yokc. from 60 90 TO 70 90
A first rate article of P!oughs,
of ali descriptions, in use in
this Country, from 30 TO 6O
Best side-hi Ploughs for 90
Plough Shares Is. Is. Cd. and 3s. Side-hlll
shares and shares with cutters for IS. Cd. 9th
er plough Castings al the same rate.
ALSO:
Corn CGlltivators, Plough CIeyices,
SleigEas, Sleigh Shoes. Wagon Box
es, Csaurnilg Machines, Cast
HngS and Mill Irons
of almost every description, both wrought and
cast, on hand and made to order. All kinds of
TURNING, of wood and iron, and repairing
of wagons, Carriages, &c. &c. neatly exocu-
ted al the shortest notice, at reduced prices.
These are The times for bargains and those
who doubt il, can satisfy themselves by calling
on the subscribers.
ROYS & HELLER
N;Iford ADril -I0s IS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21
EsR. T4ANHNG,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Has removed Two doors east of The Republican
Printing Office and directly opposite The Law
Office OF William Davis, Esq. where he will be
pleased 10 see all who may favor him wiihtheir
patronage.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21
NOTICE.
Jacob kimble,
June Id, 1643


Moses KinIbIe, Heman n Kim
hle, James Kimble, Timothy NJ
Kimble, Harrison Kimble, Charles
B. Seaman, and Roxy his wife,
formerly Roxy Kimble, Milton
KimbIe, Oevi Kimble, George
Ki Die, Charles S. Kmble,
Emely Philips, formerly Eme- In III
ly Klmble, Thomas J. Ridgway, Orph ans
and Lucy Ann his wife, formerly Court {
Lucy Ann Kimble, Edward B Pike c.
Fellons, and Henrietta his wife,
formerly Henrietta Brown, Giles
Brown, Eeazer Brown, George
Tripp, and Mary F. his wife, for
meIEy Mary F. Brown. George
Brown, Sarah Ann Brown, Henry
Brown, Kenneth Brown, Helen
Brown, Mary Ann Brown, Ganach
Brown.
You will take,notice that an inquest will
held at The house in The occupancy Of Hema
n. Kimble, in Palmyra township, Pike count,
on Wednesday, the thrlieh day OF Augu
nexi. at l2 o'clock of said day, for the pnrpos
of making partition of the real estate OF Jaco
KmblA, deed, to aid among bis children, an
legal representatives, if the same can be don
without prejudice 10 or spoling The whole, oit
erwise to value and appraise the same acco
ding 10 law, al which iaie and place you ca
auerd if you think proper.
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff
Milford, June 7, 1913
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21

DEVOTED to the investigation Of HUMAN
- PHYsIoLoeY, embracing CephOaogY, Phreno-
logy, Pathology, Physiognomy, Psychology
Neurology, Electricity, Galyanism, Magnetism
Light, Caloric, Life.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21

In The
Orph ans
Court OF
Pike Co.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21
WOOL CARDING.

The Carding Machines at BIDDIs' Mil, hav.
ing been thoroughly repaired, aud put in COM
pIele order, will be in operation this season,
ander the superinendence of Mr.. BUCKLEY,
frst rate workman. All persons having
Wool TO Gard, can have ii doue at the shortest
notice and on reasonable terms. The subscl-
bers respectfully solicit share of public pat
ronage, and pledge themselves TO use every
exenon 10 give satisfaction.
BiDDIS s. BUCKLEY.
Milford, May !, l843.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
q -
SECOND Volume of the Magnet.

Philadelphia, May 3. 1873 lot.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21
TPPAY Up; PAY UPHI

An persons indebted TO The subscriber tor
subscription. advertising, job work. or other
wise, are hereby requested 10 make immediate
payment. and save costs Since his co-pari-
nership with Mr. Kollock, Sc, Of new books,
Tor The firm, have been opened, and il is there
fore necessary ihai The old books should be sell
lied up. His pecuniary concerns also inperi-
lively require him to call upon all whe are in
arrears 10 make immediate settlement
THEODORE SCHOCH.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-21
SANDY Boar,

about year old, with no marks about him.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
properly, pay charges and take him away with
in sixty days from the date hereof, or he will
be disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW GRONER.
June Id, I643
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-08
From the ". Y. Trbune.

Tho contest in Tennessee is very spir- tied. Gov. Jones and Ex-Gov Polk are both on the stump, speaking alternately to audiences of 800 fo 1000 daily. Jones is in feeble health, but can talk. At Pulaski, Polk condemned the last congress for voting the balance of Gen. Harrison's first years sal ary ($lS,OOO to his widow. In reply, Gov. Jones showed from the journals that Polk himself voted to give gratuity of S3l ,O0O to the widow of Com. Decatur! We rather think the ex- Governor won't disturb the Har- rison matter again. How low it must be to attack Whig Congress for giving the Presi- dents widow the amount of his salary for the unexpired year in which he died, when a Van Buren Legislature of this State unanim- o,.sly did the same by the widow of Gov. De Witt Clinton under precisely similar cir cumstances, and the like has been done in almost every similar case! Is there no sense of manliness or shame in demagogue! This cry about Gen. Harrison's salary is al- most loathsome. No Congress of whatever politics would have done less.
 "Justice to John Tgler." ."-The Detroit De- mocrat calls upon the people to render" Jus tice to John Tyler" Reason for this call-A three column Treasury Advertisement, If any one writes eulogies upon John Tyler they get their pay for them.
 P.S. The last Wayne Standard has a flattering biographical notice of John c. Spencer in one column, and in the two suc- ceeding columns, an advertisement of two columns, signed by the name of the gen. ,leman whose biography occupies so con- spicuous position There is no bribery there !-Rochester Democrat.
 HoRRIp.-A wretch was arrested on Sun- day in Derby for committing a rape on three children of MT. George Bassett, poor man of that town, who lived near the monster.- The ages of the children were 4, 6 and II {; one of them is very dangerously i'll. The name of the wretch is John l.. Lum. He was bound over for trial m the sum of S2OOO but for want of bail was committed to jall.- Lum was admitted to the electors oath. last Spring, against the %eEpons:rances of the Wings on account of his bad character-and he with brazen impudence prosecuted one of them, Mir. Islac Gilbert, for libel. laying damages at Sl00O, and the case was soon to come on for trial !-NeU. Haren Palladium. MoRALs.-We clip the following from the Baton Rogue, La. Gazette of Saturday May 2Oh:
 "Go to Church tomorrow, everybody :; don't fail. After church you can go to the Circus. The entertainments of the day con- SiSi of both."
 One without much ingenuity can easily guess which ofthe two. in such place, would 1A----~---A- -@aanalu arorrdad
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-08

ASTOUNDING RuMoR week past it has been whispered about in this city that a draft drawn by the Mexican Gouernn'ent in fa- uor of !Sam Houston, President of Teras for taoenty fpe thousand dollars, has been paid at the counter of one of the most prominent commer- cial houses in Ne,o Orleans !!!
 We learn further that by the steamship New York. which sailed on Monday eve. ming for Galveston, information of such Q character was transmitted to Texas as will leave scarcely the shadow of doubt upon the minds of the people there, of the truth of the rumor which was only whispered here.- The next news from Texas will be most anx- iously expected, and may be fraught with intense interest. ". o. TrOpic, 2lih.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-08

Lord George replies by naming 9o'cl ock on the same day for an interchange of salutes and demanding an hour to be named on Monday the 10th Feb. for receiving himself and H. B. Majesty's representative. The King named II O clock A M.
 The presentation was made, we presume, but the next we hear of the affair is an ap- peal of the King to his subjects, dated Feb. 25th, stating that he is in difficulties, but that he hopes for the best when justice can be done him in England. Bearing the same date appears formal cession on the part of his majesty (named Kamehameha l1I.) of the whole group of the Sandwich Islands to Lord George Paulet, representing Great Brit ain, which cession is stated to be made in consequence of the impossbilhy of facceding to the demands of Lord George. Terms are annexed to the cession, guaranteeing the se- curity of the natives; provincial govern ment, mixed of natives and the English; the enjoyment of their existing legal rights the continuance of the native revenue ser vice conditionally; stipulation that the ti- ties to lands in the Islands shall remain in the natives hands, until the receipt of noti- fcation from Great Britain of the arrange ments which may be made there; and lasl ly, the fuliment of the existing engagement of the native King and Premier.
 ". o. Picayune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-08

C.G. Eastman, Editor of'The Spirit of the age,' Vt, has been appointed Postmaster of that place, vice Joel Eaton, Whig, removed.
 Eastman is the most abusive LOcofoco in Vermont, and did his mightiest to prevent Tylers election. We wouldn't like to 0e be. spised by any man as he at heart' despises the Accidental. NY. Triku
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27
10000 DOLLARS.

MORE MN GOODS. nj the Ne,o Tsrk ebenJ
| WI Cs-h Ss~sf ls9 Market 81. WHEELING. y a
> YORKE. ~sald respectfully ini.snr I'M
customers and the public generally that he has jus
r~s"rnei fr.n the at with reneral sssfisien "a
DRY GOODS snd GROCERIES. Cro-kery wnrs
Hardware. Boois Sisse-. sc. whIrh he A. NV open
ING md ready g. sell cheap cheaper than ever
Tie p-hlic are invited to rail and examine the io-
ls~ing articles. viz
GROCERIES,
100 p.rs GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so b.x~s Cnnv"svJer TIA. so ehesis Y ~ TEA.
Q DO Hy-on shin d.. 10 h"res inpcriai do.
2nO0 t.h- IJnaf SUGAR. s hhds N o SUGAR.
1000 ~ white Havana do, 25 Tier~es RICE;
90 hhi- n o MOLASsES; 90 boses com. SOAP;
1000 l. D. SALERtTuss -rs-t la-
10 soxss ~ plus rcBACco. SOP qualify.
10 ds rs pint do do. is.l-- d.
10 ~ ~ rlug de- s". s f-s1.
s 49,. & r,xist dc do
Nasm~e.. Crs.snd Perper. Grs-'nd Alrrice and
Cloves. Ginger. indigo Maidsr. 10 hnxes Pipes. &c.
DRY GOODS.
nise bl-k broad CLOTHS. ne broad CLOTHS.
Oit,p hroun d.. Olive Green de-;
R,l.h--a cASsIMERfs. Biark CAssINIEREs;
Cps-ip-i,sa f al qanluie.; Ker-rv- "f NIL q"ai'ie~
f.'',-~,s cf all qualnie-, 10 bales brown Musiis.
POO ,-e.res hl~achrd MUSLINS; ft-
200 > PRINTS sf al qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN VISITING. to
F-n-v VISITING sf1I qualities and prices;
IRISH LINEN. Blrsch'd and hT'' Drtiis;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Ret TICKING. al rrees; Linen ana Silk lidSis;
Bi'k srd hr.~s HOSE. Gents Md LADIES Glnves
BOOTS AND SHOES-2nO prs Ladies' Shpper-
q al rsises AMI q.saItie-, 50 prs Liires' Gaief
Resets: 100 prs ladies KID Slippers; so p's Mems
,h,,k s.as. so ~ Airn.' Calf BOOTS: 50 prs Meus
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Meas Tbick and Kip
B.ra.s rheap-r ihan hr,re offered IN thus city,
HARDWARE of an kinds mud qualities, cheaper
han ever h~f,re ,.ferrd in this CITY,
CROCKERY--A general assortment at comm"n
aud printed Crrkey ty The crate aud resa'L Al's'
mrny o'her articles i'sr nunr'ons :" user''"n. Az
~ ~hirh viii 10 sold cheaper than ever before
.nrr-i ~ fhs city.
n B.--Cnunlry merchants VIII he supplied al
Es.,~rn rri~es. with small comm'~-i"n s.idet.
..cts AZ YoRKF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27

NEW FALL AM WfNTER GOODS.
Il the New Sb.rr al = Y x y N AtSt.
"A No III Man stree. y = Marsh
have received Their hs.t sioeA u Fall and
Win1er Goods. as follows:
super Frrsch Black. Eng'i.h sRd American
wosl dyed clo'hs, plain and fafvy ca--lnereS
$attineifs Kentacky Jeans sid Wakefield ker-
sevs; White Gaszr, Red. Nela~. Twilled and
prinIed Flannels; pi8in and fg'd silks. ard sat
ins tnew siyle.l plain. slrped. ~airred. chang
able. Cad and plain Alpaca i.usirr.. Bombazine';
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Iaiaes, striped
chS.a.: gs s,cs sns TsPr k"sss che Fnr.e
Merinnes; Manchester. EaristOn. French ard
ChaInbra Ginghams; Brorha. Damask de LANES.
FiSd Merino, Thihes, F-byie, Lady safe snd
Helen Mc(5regor T. aides Shaw-is; cod end black
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points snd
Dress Hsadkerchiefs, Alnache Aprons, SILK
apfon tasseis Black and cord twirtrd elk firse-
Working Canvass. Zephyr worefed. Thread lncs
edaiites and lnseTtinEe. S~i~s ana laconei -,
A-hburion, LYONS and Fancy Net LAGOS eofd
sk Gimps. RIvens and peul-stiiehed Line.
cambric hdkfs. plain and fa'd white md black
Net; siain and hg'd SWISS. Book. I.are -fTred
shocked and JacOnet Mrsline; Nall Vail. Nan
socks, linen T.awD2. Linen csmbvics Plain enf
fg'd hOhhinctts, black Castelar, Net: new etyii
honrri Ribbons; silk pocket 9dk f-s irish linens
s-fT.inen Dianpr Rnsaia do and tlea~hed ~,
hrSwr Linen Table cloths. sircn ehee:inrs; hi J
snd cold muSlns. paper do White end brows
Hollands. silk ard wovsied Serge: back sliF
tahhy and painted Velvet Gents black Iiai'e!
crasafs. D'Orsav s9arfs. Boz re s'o,.ks and b;
ron collars hla IL white snd cold KID. rssh
mere and Thihef gloves: Merino and Satin Ner
tinRs; super Gum SusDenders. Snepender fnds
brown cotton, Angola and I.aHi's wal drawer
snd-shirta; brOcade. rn0hair nod lssfine roaf Phi
overcOat buttons; fed. mohair and elk hindlne
square coat cord, German and American Pics
black add White cotton. black I.amb's Woo
MIXED Ssxony and Cashmere Hose. 10 ha
Hose. Marie stripes. checked. brown ~
fbisarhed DriihpRs, canvass. padding. blfache
and brown muslin. waddinn batting. Un.hreila.
aiarRs assortment ~ French CHIMES British 1
AMERICAN PRINTS.
ons ease Of fne Florence Braid Bonnefs, ne
.sfv7e Horse Hair GiUtpss &c. &c.
We invite the abortion Of Country Merchant
to our stock. kch s large snd we'll effected
Our cuptOfner- and the ciizene Of " heeling =
.viripify. are Respectfully invited 70 give ~
before making heir Fall purchases. fer soe c.
and WILL cell DRY GOODS cheaper fho
ssere sper before s6eTsd ~ this city.
ang ~ J. =. y X. y. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27

Prepared and sold by A " Sands g, Co, Drug
cists and Z hemists. Granite buildings. 27t
Brcadwav. corner OF Chambers ~ New Work.
and for rsle BY Druggists throughout the U s.
Pure 81 re- bottle. sly bottles for IS. 80
The pubic are respectfully requested 70 rernem-
bei that u ~ Sauds's Sarsapariis that Has and IL
constantly achieving such rrmsrkablc currs OF
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
hums IN frame is snbieci. and ask for Sands Ssr-
parilla. and ',ke no other. at -
OLIPER ,PRY OR AGENT 5y special ap-
pos1f'nest for the Propriefors. for Wheeling
and ri~irifp. cam -r. W ir ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27
d x Y-G 90 ID :.
GREAT ATTRACTION
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!!i


'I'HE SUBSCRIBER bess leave % iDfona
the ciiizeus OF Wheeling and tte
Ieigh5orhsod, that he has ust rctprned ROM
Phiadelphia aud BAltilnofe. srdts o~ fecsis
FRESH STOCK or NEW GOODS.
beng The seconl supply this Fai'l which Tor
q ,ALIrY And caEArNEss caauOt he exceiiet a
,uailed IN the CHy OF Wheeling.
cloths of eserv variety OF shade sHd price, w
~ lew tnseed.
Cs.sisnsrss sad Cassin.,is fIhs greatest sarn.
ttj am. -Ina0le.
Kentucky Jeans, fuIied cloths.
Kerseys Beaver ciuths. Giraffe cloths. anc we
rs variety OF go,is f.rcsats aud paataisitius
Reached aAd Brs~A Mushns. Fisnneis -nd
Chicks.
AI.SO-Ihe largest a.soument Of CsIieoss be
mas ever Uileged 10 the public.
Dame site, Earlstnn and NaGchretrr GinFia ms
SpIendi4 new STYLE goods for drc-srs sucA -
rich 6S'd Vefpets. Cana PENN, tinusan o.
Lame. Muslin de l.ai1e. SILK stripe Asckhars'
Ga new art:eiel striped, fia Il, rhanseaoie, psam'
md variesatei iIpasI LasfI e.. VIII. ever
kidd II q ,ods IN fasliln Tor LtdieS dressesi
sSia,ois. HIND kerchiefs, Gfsres Hosierg. 1fftis,
Cuffs. Ribbons, B0inei siiks aad llaLRs, Ar
fifeisls. dc.
THO undersigned would take this ocea 'ioa g
express his thanks TO ths quill Tor the lt@fal
ssars of their patronage heretofore recciVed, 1nd
hey-s and belieyts that an examinaft,H of ms
stock viii SATISFY any that &c o. stu 81 tiet
20 . full share { Il The pubic .'atrc.lyf.c -.
oct ne SENSFNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27

IN IsKs win he lnksn w The FIRE a MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
o. dhe io1ssf rates on
Banding. ofankinds. 81, ne. brick or wooden
add thelF coutente.
S'eaqboa.s 2, factories; millsf6c.
Furniiurss
And me rchandise ofail kinds.
And aaaintfaif dangers attending The usDt
portauon Of Good on rivers, lake., seas. cassie
an TailrOads
Fsrtfecharacter 81 the company 80 10 pgomp-
iifude ard hberaliiy 90 ne adjustment end % y
rbsofs n fhsa pisce = "a eisewhcfe VINO have bad
/ ,be adiustraent II claims upon ~. augf
ONCE Mais 81. X. w HARDING Sec'y.
w-xOR SALE. Chanasse. Top.z Amalheiai
/ ard eraruel BREAST PINS. Iri Shs,si PINE.
fiesr,s nd CrDssss. a o FAlRCulLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27
w. " q s. II. UNISON. =
WHOLESALE 4 RETAI. BEALkRS N HATS
ANn .

Wsa side Of Vain street Whssiing. w. ~
Lave on hand and constantly manufassur-
y ing general assortment Of superior Fs< md
SIX hats. They nave received tho 81 spring
fashion,. from New FORK and now prepared
- supply 10 ordet all sizes aud ga III es, IN The
l.sseut or past style. az may soft enstons<rs-
kisck and Drab beavir and Caster, Plsin
White Russia and Napt Hais.
They also keep ouh nd ar assortmsnt ofplain
sns fancy mems aud bows fur and cloth csRs.
I'll 81 which they offer 20 their cu. nsrs and The
9nbiic on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and dss,-
err promptly filled 90 the nos. favorabis terms.
Thankful forfhs liberal ratronaxe they have
heretofore received they solicit share 4f pub
lie patronage which they are determined - de-
serve ov prompt afteh ton, persona. apphcatioa
10 business and cheap and favors biz rates.
"a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27
WEST ERIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CsPtrnr a5O0 200

IT HIS company Icing nsw duly orEs nizsd IS
preoared 10 make Insurance on every dcs-
c-ifpinn ofFire qnd Mnrine Risks. such ~ dwell
ing 1cuses, Store II 0uses sc with their con-
'ents. Also. Steam Rosts, Fiat Roafs aod Keel
Boafs' wffb their carRcee 70 aadffom enyT ort
on ~ Ohio and Nississippl rivers or their trjb-
mtary stresms. App.ica lion fer Insurance 10 be
nisde f3g be present 81 tHe Ofiiee Of the Wheel
ing Savings institution
su' r MCcY soo''E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27

0Hr sfest ssasiss,ia parf Of fks Jeilorirr,
psscs -srs,is. nise bl.ek French closh. the &.
ns-f ~ ihr e,ir 81 - Ger sa-d.
blse. Hiafk. Ohpe. bro~n Polish and Invisble
Gfsra e'sihs AZ Al Plicss-
eel t~shiy psr ssnt cheaper thsa can be
hllE1f anft nrfe sls~ ~ The clfi.
Bic go eisrA Es.sss cloths Esfy heavy and 6ns
A iss = 81 Isa cord elo,h.. f,r s.ek coats.
l fuirfi1f a. tule 40 VI blnc. back and fancy
sassin,efes a ~ istesi stsie sod sa-iifv.
80 fnnds ~ ne besf al dressed black satin,
rarh 90 tou csnu.sl eef esert ~hsIo.
spisrtia sriicis al sak and tsbhy veissts-
fns sat isshi'nsbi- s-soriinsnt - nee Style
Thib-t. Asulo as Faleaeia Nesungs.
Swan Doaa fe.finfs a. sasfy prce
Plot cIlfhs ind "a -hinzs that sa.u5t Be beat
- - prc sd sssiff.
Glrsas Cieihs ana friseserns-
tlrdu1 y ana neaserseens.
ksnlutkE aud Ne1r. lcaae.
i-i<s and sglss-lsl sss.,Stnsent q Csssinetts
we D - buu-tf ~ the case. we can sell as
ehrs, - va uish - bur them.
a 80 - ofsNua chs~sus and Alpacas. ~h,eh
- NIB - sesy 80. Aisa piree sapenOr
a ~el ss.-e,sd as.of ,nrnt 81 d, .is- sad A,neri-
ca fFihis a. al ptiess- Ssk I'D "orsisd
Rlss.kss end trs~n ma.'ias crren Bsir~.
tsfren anf Cantsa f'laf neis-
hne as-orim.st ~ Hya.'s Fancy Scars
haH brnshes Tolth Fnd Cisihee brushes. Dres-
Gsasis@sas ss nsifa.ss. ~, Msriso so,,,n ard
Cspnffy kais - Inca r,,cket hdkfs. silk
and t,siton 81 ~ ali ktatls. hsrino and i.amh'r
We'll unter shirt. $40 drn~srs. knn d. wors-
tel az Mcrns Soft. Nofsied and cotton
cfsVais. Cloth and Gistrsicaps.
A splendid as-oFiment Of Back skin. SIX. Gun
flasiia nd ts,fton SuEpenders; bnckskI IN sos.
peuier ends - to1rn iassiouanle SHIRT cOilars.
20 dean iashionnbls blsck ssiln stQcks.
AZ .tiIsefior aru.is 81 bllck sd G ~ Hoskln
Stoves, " sad Msfino DO buekskin aud
l-ss. sad hshi.hsb'e s.soriment o. shir,s.
hssrm. a D.. 1sfisr-' IfiinmInzs 81 Ell slrls.
U'asreliss bro~n hoiasds. Sileeias. black
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A srlenaiI asrarfsrsent ~ Eltc. hlack, olive.
uro~u. clafti. .i,sh and iuelelois Grsen crcss
md lr1ck costs. mace % the NEST fashionable
manner frosn 10 o. Is dslnrs
Bins. 6isek ias.s,,.ir ,rsen md waved Beaver
10th Boa Ffocks and Over cuats. made Ia the
ate-t isl. lrum DO - % dgliars
Blue Pilot ans Wishing coats black and Green
Blankci 10. faon shin DO kcutusky itara. Vel.
se'-~n snd cassin~it F'"ck s"d OFess tOa's
ir..iH = a. doiisr-.
Rlae. tlsrk. disro-si and fancy .lorsd cassi-
mere fshialsoas. iashionsblY nacs, rom 5 10 20
Rioe. 6is.k brown. cssc, rr~v. ribh~d and
damsed Cassinctt Pantaloons from si,ss 10
Isree ssd besvsifsl sseoria cnt 81 rhih.t
Neune. oh drcssc. Satiass Naluscla aad Swan's
doSr Vests o. every rr,ce.
Cssslnet and Green Bai1e Round Jackets
Flannel shrts. drawer. %. a..
Anyof the shove natned articlss Will b N noe
order IN the latest ls shionabie styis. and on
the shslriesi n0fice d ts.sa Ntc = al eve a. q
call. IT sold n ang way Z. suif the buYer. on he
most reassnahls tera1s. and a. such s1ce~dins N
low prices. ~ cannot iai. 20 soutfy AZ no VII
al ard esamine am octu
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHNSTON, BERR WIFI. 4. "a
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u FOUNTAIN INN.
tiafs Bsiil~s r~r's., LioBr ST. BALTIMORE
W .n. W DIX. 49,, Prspris...,.

AtfNC leased this extensive and lavnrits e.
2 iabshmfni, ard rnilrrly rsnos aied and 80
h'i~d il throughout. that car ~ pare sdvsa,a
Re""sy with any snilnr rsfa bifshnenfin TIE Unnn
have no hesiiniion in endcsvariug 10 shrssf the
attention Of The travelling pshlie On this iavcriis
ii~teL 1.-The mosi Strenuous exrri0ns. joined -
every n"s'ih'e convenience to be s,und eissw er..
can insure sucrsss. they pledge themselves ths its
h'fm-r well earned rspuIation shall not sniy b
mcriird hut surpassed.
In srrardance with the difficulties Of The tines.
they have determined 10 reises heir Charges 70
Correspond. Price I.25 per day.
Baltimore. July 3. 1913 " :
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v Gya.len Tslrefnnd Ca-iusrs leff'srt. $50
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you ran conveniently end ei-eahrff. rsa o. Al
n 200 cal sr.n 81 tori ~ sELnfh