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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE subscril er hiss tor sale
J. 2IO ACRES OF land.
lying IN he South part Of Viii ton an - Oeor-e,
half u mile from the road running from Nllslon %
II nesbnrgh, vel waIerei, and portion OF II me
Meadow Lend, ada9te To- the teeuns q Cove ono
Sheep, and well ft.nred. The Farm hs, on II
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
Barns, aud l-st rate YOUNG ORCHARD.
Also,
For sale, Ninety Acres Of Land lying hall nlc
,outh Of Wll>lOn, with Dwelling Iiuu.e, Barn aud
Orchard on 1t
The under. igned has Tor sale 1877 Acres Of Land in
jericho, lying one mile Fast Of the Jericho Genre
meeting hou.e, well wa,erci, with Dw ling House
Barn and ? Or harls.
Also, f1O STEEP for sae.
The Sub.cril cr is about 10 change hi re idcnCe
and will sell the above proper at low l,i-e ard
ON a rea, ablelength o. time.
ELI CHlr1ENDEN
Wi,ton, July 25 1874 sws
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SILK. GOODS.
BOWEN & M'NAMEE.

10 WILLIAM STREET,
Cooro oc(n,, S..,. N.x,.
r,snro.u,',.,
""not f ,'I, 'nrE ae ,'nn'
will enable them TO PRESENT greater inducements thar
ever to merchants throughout the United States IL
visit THIS market the present season for the pur
chase of
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
They have alreadyI received nv lac arrivals. orco
variety of new and Iirh goods and will also recey,
by the next Packets and Steamers. nm assortment, n
the latest and most beou,fil stvIes of French Ger
man, Italian, and English Fancy Goods ever offered
in this market; samples of which are now exhibited
and il is ihrir dr,ermina,or as berenforo no, on,
adapted 10 all sections OF the country but TO present
the ncrest AMI most desirable STYLES, suited TO tho
city or most fashionable trade Their stock will bt
DRESS COODS
SILKS, eyorr y,r;.,, oons;s,;n', &c 1,,r.t
ungs, black and blne black G,o> de suisse Gross dc
Rhine, plain and striped Isp1hans Gros de ROYALS
S'rncd and figured Gros de Naples Pekin Silks, Gros
dc Messine, rich Brocade Chameleon Rroche figured
ana sap@d ron De Sne' rich Glaze Stripe Gros de
figured Gros d. Afriques, plain and figured Satins a.
&c. &c
CASHMERE dECOSSE, of latest Paris POM.
pADOTR styles
PARIS MOU SEINE de LANES. entire new
DESIGNS and various Qualities
GRAPE d'ORItN Mt, for EVENING dresses,bc
most splendid article ever offered
C1IuS,NS .r,Co,NU .In.ro
BAZINES FRENCH PRINTS &C.
Also, various new s,vles Of D,ess Goods which url
be strictly confined 10 their own rr,de Tho ,ybnlo
presenting an assortment, il is believed which con.
no, be SURPASSED in this ar INV Other na, 0 ''''
cu,uIc
c..:-.:-,-.-, 81 " Lo'
CONSISTING of rich Chameleon, Oromon, Pont de Sole
~ Sa'ln; brocade, t.r Also, splendid Broche
cashmere embroidered Melville. kabvle, PLAN. prln-
tea and embroidered Monscline de Laine and Thibel
Shnwls, Merlno, PLAID Belvdere and various new
styles Woollen Shawls, also, very rich Cashmere
LACES.
English, French, and German Threod T.,ccs and
Edgnos Also I ;s,o C;n;nro luu Lncss ana
STYLES low priced EdGinos and iares M,,slin TIL,
mines, Swiss Mulls Bishop Lawns. Book, Gamble
and Jaconet Muslns. and every variety of nlo;n ond
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LATE ARRIVALS OF
NEW
FALL & WINTER GOODS
GcntIcmcn's Furnishing Estab-
lishment-- wholesale and retail.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES g. JONES.
LOG WILLIAM STREET,
CORNER OF JOHN SrREET,) NETWORK
ID ESPECTFuLLG announce that they have made
IL such extensive arrangements for their Fail
Trade, that they enabled to present greater in.
ducemens than ever TO merchants visiting This mar.
ket the present season for the purchase of Goods
their stock is mainly of their own Importation OF
.Hlnutacfure.
CRAvATS AND SCARFS.
Plain and figured Black Satin Armures Corded
Bara hea Fancy and cuoied Satlns of entire new
patterns; Silk and Mohair, figured aud plain; Plain
Black Italian and Corded Cravats, all sizes and quail
lies
HOSIERY.
Silk, Merino, Angola Wooden and Cotton Hos,
and Half Hose.
Merino, Cashmere, Wooden, Berlin and Chumoi
lined Cashmere, Buck Beaver and Kid.
sU~PENDERS:
silk and Cotton Gum Elastic, with Buck Sill ant
Linen Ends, Cotton Knli, Buck and Morocco witt
Elastic Ends. Also few entire New Styles of on
own Manufacture.
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
Merno, Lambs WOOL Angola, Saxonv Cotton
Shaker. Knit and Flannel &c. (Nlanufacrure all qual
ties of silk Shirts and Drawers SILK of all quail
ties of our own Importation To those of our owl
manufacture we would especially call attention, q
bein9 something very superior.
Ladies Silk and MerIno Under Vests.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS.
Twilled and Plain .Spiralfeld, British and lndi
torahs. Poncces, Printed, Corded, and Damas;
Linen Cambria, Plain and Printed, &c.
CAPS.
Mems, Youths and Chdren's Cloth, Velvet, Glaz
ed, Silk and Muslin.
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk, Mo
hair Bombasn, Plain Bowed, Plated Cravat, AM
Opera Ties, &c. &c.
LINEN COLLARS.
Square, Round and Byron, Stitched, Plain and Cor
ded, all Linen and with Cotton Bands.
LINEN BOSOMS.
Stitched, Plain, and r flied oil qualities, with wild
and narrow pla!ts.
SHIRTS.
All Linen, with and without Collars latest STYLE
Muslin, with LlnenEoars and Wristbands, with an,
without Collars, Of a great variety Of qualities
Colored French and other Muslin.
OILED SILKS.
White, Plaid and Fancy Colors of various widths
and warranted not 10 adhere in any climate.
SM Purses Umbrellas, Dressing Go,rns ca
and StOct Trimming. SuSpender Buckles, Gun
Elastic Webb. all qualities.
Together with every article that is wanted in III
Genrlelnen's Furnishing Line, which they engage I,
sell on rs favorable terms as any other establishment
*TCaps, Stocks Linen and Muslin, and Sill
Shirts, made 10 order. wholesale and Rera
JOHN NJ DAVIES & JONES.
lO6 Williams St, corner of john. -3m
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New Jewelry.

NEW and splendid Topaz, Emerald. and other sin
~ Gle stone Pins, Galaxy and Cluster Pins, Gold
Chains, Bracelets Clasps for Hair Bracelets, Gold
Watch KEYS and Lockers of various sizes, Gold Pens
Pencils, Speclaces, Thnblfs, Rugs, &c, together
with beautiful assortment of all kinds of Gopds Just
received. BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS.
Aug Is, ~. II
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A Farm on the Interval Flats
For Sale.

E'IFTY ACRES of Land on the Flats of Onion
/ River, well seeded down to Herds grass and
clover, known as The Wadsworlh Lot !" an undis
puted title will be gwen, and liberal terms Of paw
ment. rN'
Also, The House and Lot on the corner of Penrl
and White Streets lately occupied by Mr., Wadsworth.
Iaqure of VIM WESTON ESQ
fllw3I Attorney nj Law
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w HEkEAS, al this term of said Court Josepb
w Marsh, OF HineshurGh, brought his action
against josiah Steele and William A. Bills, Of tue
same f'nesl ursh, declaring in as ump>t with the
common counts, and whereas it appears 10 The Corr,
that The SAID w, lam A. Bills has not had personal
notice of the I'endency fihi> SUIT:
Therefore, il is ordered that this cause he continued
TO- The next term Of this Court and that the substance
OF sad declaration lie published in the Free Pres. a
newspaper published at Burlington. in ,aId County,
three weeks successfully the last of laid publication,
10 he twenty days before The next term of this Court
+. A. STANSBURY. Dep. Clerk.
Burlington, Aug. 20, 1874. IOWA
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BRUSHES.

"A General assortment Of cloih, hair hat tooth,
IA finger, iiesh paint, whIte-wash dust flrnltnre,
iabe, hearth, stove and window brushes, Just reed
Aug 6, IA. ~
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.Dcrrtsbmrgb Aca0emp.

THE FALL TERN of this institution will com.
l. mence the second Monday in September under
the charge of l.. w. CHASgy, A. b.. grad uale of the
University of Vermont, whose literary quallf ,ations
and excellent moral character, as well as his repu'a
ton as successful teacher, enable the Trustees 10
recommend him with confidence TO their patrons and
friends, and the public generally.
The Boarding House will be put in good repair,
and will be conducted by Asa Hemenwny, who, by
asslduous attention to his department, embracing the
moral department of his family as well as their phys
lcal comfort hopes to render his house a desirable
home for all who may wish 10 avail themselves of
the benefits of the school.
DAVID HAZAR,
NATHAN |. KEESE,
IONA. CRAM, Trustees.
JOHN WHEELER.
r. T.. ROBINSON,
Ferrisbureh, July 10Th. 1914 llw3
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COD FISH.
sally Miners Estate.

sally Miners estate
STATE OF VERMONT AT a Prol ate Court
Dl>rrcl of Chienlcn, -. \ held at Burlington
within and for the district Of Chl''euden aforesaid on
the ,xlh day OF Angus, A. d. lSi, present the Hon.
Charles Russell, Judge, an instrument, pirpor'ng to
he cony OF the last wl aud testament OF sally Nj
ner, late of the Comfy Of Jersey in the Sac Of Hi
nui,, deceased, duly allowed and proved IN the Pro-
bate Court for said County If jersey and State Of
Illinois, Icing presented to the court here, y A ert
Miner, dcvisce therein namcl, that said copy NAV
be fiel and recorded in the Probate Court for >ail
street of Chenden, agreeabv 10 the statute in such
case made and providrl
WnEREuPoN, the Probate Court for said district Of
Chentien doth appoin, The fourth Wednesday of
Angus, ISii for hearing ard deciding in the pren.
es, at the Office Of the Register Of sal in >ad
Burlington, al Ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, AMI do h
order tina, all persons concerned be notified thereof
pulllca'Iun Of this order three weeks rtc>>ivelv in
he burlington Free Pres, news paper printed in
sad burlington, the lat Of which publications lie
previous TO sail fourth Wednesday in August A. d.
llS1i.
Given under my hand al >ad Burlington the sixth
day Of August, 1914.
l0N3 Vim. WESTON Peaistcr
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
'I'AkEN from the public House of John Howard.
IN burlington, on the 7th INST, Blue Broadcloth
Overc'at. the skirts were lined with small figured
Innings, and had npon it figured velvet buttons The
above reward will be given to any nerson who ,v;I
give Information where the coat and the leInn Who
took It may be found. JOHN UOwARD NJ
Burlington, 18th Aug. 1874.
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Chittenden Co. Court,
May Tern, 1874.
ELISHA A. Woodruff,

JoHS MoRToS, JAMES May Term, 1874.
l.. NORTON and lU-
DAN r. AtNswORTH.
WHEREAS al tins term Of said Court, Elisha A.
w Woodruff, of Mllton, IN said County, brought
hi action agan>t John Morton, James J.. Morton,
both OF sad Milton, and Judah r. Ain>worth, Of Me-
dina, IN the State OF Ohio, declaring on PROM. sorry
note date Is n Novem her. 1882 for SIX hundred Dol
lars and in crest, PAYABLE to Plaintiff or order in
year from 'ate; and it not appearing that the said
Judah T. A,n>worh has had personal notice OF the
pen'enry Of h> sun:
Therefore, is ordered lha, this cause be continued
20 the next Term Of this Court, and that sad AIMS
wor lie notified thereof, lv pulishng the >nl s'ance
of SAID declaration in the Free Pres, newspa per,
pu l>hcd at Burlington, in sarl Comfy, three weeks
sccc> ively the la, "f said pub icaon> 10 lie twenty
days beiors. The next Term of This Court
+. 4. SrANSBURY, Dep Clerk.
Burlington Aug. 90 1874 12w3
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SUGARS.

SUGARS.
q & mn lbs. "Woolsey & Noosey" double re-
- ~ w fined loaf sugar
5 bbls. do do Crushed do
3 do do Powdered 10.
10 hhds ST. Crox and Porto Rico do.
s boxes White and Bro. Havana do
Aug. 7, IA. I'M STRONGS e. CO
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Horace l.. NICHOLS,
ELI CHIrrENDEN,
and RALPH LANDoN,
q.
DANIEL S. CoLEMAN,
and his Trustee
IsAAC E. IsHAM.
CHITTENDEN Co. CoURT.
May Term. 1874.

WHEREAS, at this term of said Cont, Horace
w l.. Nichols, Eli Chnlenden, and Ralph Landon,
all of Wllis,on, in said County brought their action
against Daniel 5 Coleman, OF the same Williston,
dated January lst, 1874, for $O7 % and interest,
payable TO the plaintiffs or order demand and
signed by said Coleman and it not appearing lha,
the said Coleman has had personal notice Of the PEN
dency Of this SUIT
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court that the said
cause he continued TO The next thereof and thai
SAID Coleman be notified thereof by publishing the
substance Of said declaration in the Free Press a
newspaper published at Burlington, in SAID County,
three weeks succesvely, the last Of aid publication
TO he twenty days before the mex, term OF this Court
+. A. STANSBURY, Dep. Clerk.
Burlington, Aug. 20, 1874 l2w3
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CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
pf the lRLlNGTON MILL. COMPANY AT
- their Factory. Also Wool received to maniac.
ure into ROAD CLOTH on the same terms as
heretofore by Mcssrs RoELorsoS & RArmBuS
SIDNEY BARLOW, Agent
For Burlington Mill Co.
June TO- lSi4-tf2
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Chiticndn County SIS.
May Term, 1874.
Stephen Sharp,
Hiram Bean,
John W. Wearer,

WHEREAS, at this Term of said Court, Stephen
w Sharp, of Colchester, in said County, entered
his suit Hiram Bean of North Liberty, in the
State of NJ ichean, and John w. Viewer and william
u. Munson, his Trustees, in an action on note da-
ted August 5h, 1913, and it OF appearing to the
Court that said Bean has had personal notice of the
pendency OF this SUIT:
Therefore it is ordered by the Conr, that the said
cause be continued the next term thereof, and that
the substance OF said declaration be published in the
Free Press, newspaper printed in Burlington, in
said Comfy, iaree weeks succe>sively, the last OF
said publications. TO be twenty days before the next
Term OF ',ls Court.
T.. A. STANSBU Dep. Clerk.
Burlington, Aug. 18th, 1874. l2w3
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FEMALE SEMINARY
THE Trustees of the BURLINGTON
u FEMALE SEMINARY would inform the
lBWPlImgGoM0 VI.

9OWIH AAu&y gWlWs 10
TNHE Trustees of the BURLINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY would inform the
public that the Rev. j. X. Converse has been APP
pointed 10 take charge OF this Institutions; and that
deemlng it prudent, on account Of bronchial synp-
TOMS to suspend, for time his pastoral labors, he
has accepted their appointment.
Mr. CONVERSE will reside in the Seminary Build
ing, and take the oversight of all its affairs. He has
associated with himself experienced and thorough
Teachers, who also will reside in the Institution, and
with hun will exercise constant and parental care
over the Studies the health and moral department OF
the resident pupils. During two quarters of the year.
courses Of Lectures will be secured subjects
braced IN the higher departm Of study.
MR. ID. A. BRAMAN will take chnge of the Board
ing department. The charges in this and in most OF
the extra branches of study have been considerably
reduced.
The Fall Term will commence on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, and continue % weeks; II weeks to the
quarter
TERMS,
HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in English branches, per quarter, $500
Latin, (no extra charge)
" Drawing, 400
Muse, 500
Use of PIANO. 200
Board, including fuel, lights washing and all the
convenence> for study in spacious, airy and well fur
nlshed rooms 81 per week, or SS3 per year Ii the
pupils remnln less Than one term Of % weeks it will
be S25 per quarter. 1t is desirable that pupils from
abroad board in the Seminary such will enjoy pecu
liar advantages. For instruction in French, arrange
mens are made 10 secure the services of a gentleman
TO whom the language is vernacnar
J. w. HICKOK, Secretary
Burlington, Angus, II, 1914.
| To the a owe notice, by The Trustees I would add
that having accepted, condi,nay, their appointment
| shall spare no pains to make Seminary wor h,
of general patronage. The loca'ion j. oGe Of i've
most healthy and pleasant in Neu England tn,
Seminary Building is spacious and in all lis
mcns, admirably adaptedto The purpose The ooutst
of instruction W Il he accurate and thorough. Til,
supervision faithful ntlfcrionae and parental Ever,
care shall be taken of the health minds and morals
of those whose training is committed to nv care.
J. X. CONVERSE.
Burlington, Angus, ~, 1874. llw4
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NEW BOOKS
Is Boxes Soap.

Is Boxes Soap.
Is do candles.
IL do common and pearl Starch
IA do Bonus and other brands Tobacco.
lhl. LorlIlaros maccoboy snuh
Is casks saleraius.
40 bags Java and RIO coffee, spice and pepper.
100 mats ca>sia, nutmegs, ginger, alum, salt
pe're, fig, mustard prepare cocoa, &c.
Aug. 6, 1874. (lll STRONGS e. CO
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PAPER HANGINGS,
of the latest Styles for sale his Paint Shop on Col
lege street. 2,f
Burlington, June 49, 1874
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BLANK BOOKS.

4 n assortment of Full Bound DAY BOOKS
n JOURNALS, and LEDGERS-6 to qIlre,
each; Memorandum Books, and Pass Books, ruled
in great variety OF style and sizes, which will be
>o!d very low for Cash or PAPER Ras, delivered at
Strong's Building, V, HARRiNGTON'S,
Col. ST.. n,ns'on, VT 10
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CENT.'S Leahorn Hats Cloth md Oil Cloth Cnps,
~ &c, now opening at c. F. SfANlFORD'S.
July Is lSii.
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JCSr RECEIVED bv ~. W. CATI,IN IN . e.
y .ormcut of Florence, Brad, ana $'r'w hunn..>,
Bonnei Ribbons, BacS Lace Gluvo-. VI - ~.aw',,
IIlnf,. e. &c. Also, 1000 Yl,, Heavy Cray Cloth,
cheap for Cash or WOOD.
July q, 1914. 8
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WILLOW WAGONS.


NlUDTEK 7.
STRONGS & co. offer to Sa oilers AMI dealers in
y "a llcry handsome assortment Of goods in
their line on very reasonable terms 10
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on BOXES Lemons and Oranges, Fig, Cnrrans,
~ Prunes, dc at COLE a. ROBlNSON'S
EARWELL'S Mems Pumps and Goat Skin Boot
l. ees, Ladies Black and Cord Half Callers, Walk
ing Shoes, Kid Slips, and BuskIns Just reed by
ii. W. CATLIN.
Jnv "a 1914
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ANNIVERSARIES in NEW YORK

The proceedings attending the celebration
OF me lale anniversaries Of the several religi-
Gus, moral, and humane societies, assembled
IN the city of New York, will, no doubt, be
read with peculiar interest by our readers.
We take them from the Tribune:
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNroN-Tbis In
sii'utIon celebrated its eighth anniversary n,
me tabernacle on Thursday evening, and we
were happy 10 observe that the capacious
building was crowded to its utmost capacity
a large number Of those in attendance were
iadIes, lending 10 this, as they do to all the
benevolent aud holy enterprises o! the day.
their pest energies The chair was taken BY
President Durbin, and strong speeches were
made by Rev. DR.. Bacon, of New Haven.
and Mr.. J. b. Cough. The North Carolina
Band was in attendance, and discoursed some
very good music. MIR. Cough also favored
The audience with one or two excellent songs ;
ard the affair altogether went off apparently 10
the entire satisfaction of all present.
The report read by Rev. John Marsh, Cor
Sec, presented no mighty movement like
some of former years, but wide operation
and steady advance o! the cause, both in this
and III foreign countries.
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIErY.-The 2Slh an.
niversary of this society was celebrated a.
the Tabernacle on Thursday morning. The
| services were opened by the reading of Dor.
ton of Scripture by the Rev. Bishop Soule
alter which the President of the Society, Hon
! }. Cotton Smith, delivered an address. setting
forth lis objects and prospects. The number
! Of new auxiliaries added in the course of tho
year is 46 The receipts from all sources arc
Sl64r44O,O5, being an increase Of $27,99l, Ol
over those Of the preceding year; the expen.
ditures s 132,A25,79. The number of Bible.
and Fesiaments printed is 2S4,009, and tht
number issued 3l5,504. The increase of is
sue over those Of the previous year is 97,S0C
copies, and making an aggregate, since the or
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Il FER TO
New Goods =! New Goods :!

HAVE just received from Baltimore and Phi.
iade'pha supply of Spring and Summer
Goods. which l will sell on the most reasonable
terms for cash. exchange for country produce of
oil Kinds, or sell on the usual credit of six months
to 2unc!ual customers, consisting part of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Calicoes, Lawns, Balzarines, Shoes,
Boots, Moasses, Queenswarc, Sugar. Hardware,
CPfiee, Cinghams, Checks, &c. Iwould be glad
all my friends (and of course that includes the
pubiic) would call and examine my stock, and If
they are not pleased in the quality of the goods
and terms, then tell me am a candidate for the
: Legislature, which am not and if you meet
with any of your friends who do not Subscribe for
the Spectator, just inform them, if you please,
that am not candidate, don't expect to be, but
have fine assortment Of cheap and seasonable
Goods, Ladies' Bonnets, &c. for sale on the m ,st
reasonable terms.
Call and examine any how. will take pleasure
IN Showing you my goods free Of cost, and to sell
you them will give me extreme pleasure, to saw
nothing of pockeiing the money.
FRANKLIN r.. GEIGER.
+. s. Ladies' Hose for Sd. and Is and Corn
noes Tor IS. April III, 1914
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New Stock OF Goods.

lust RECEIVED, general stock of DRY
GOODS, consisting in part-Fancy Prints.
painted Lawns, latest style Caicoes, Ginehams,
Nankins, Victoria Fwlls, Brown Holland, Irish
Linens, Persian Plaids, heavy Cottonade, Lama
Cloths, Gambroon, Grass Linen, Kentucky Jeans.
Linen Drills, BELGIAN Lasting, cheap, bleach and
brown cotton Cloth, from Sd to Cd wide, Ozna-
ourgs and Bed Ticking, check and striped Cot
tcns' SATIN and summer Nesting. plaid Cravats,
SILK Scarts, with almost every article usually
found In Dry Goods House.
Also, stock Of Hardware such as Cutlery Of
every description, Sheet Iron, Anvils, Vices.
Mill and cross cut Saws, blistered and cast Steel
Shovels, Scoops, Forks and Spades, Nails of all
sizes.
GROCERIES-Prime Rio Java and St. Do
mingo Coffee, Porto Rico and N. O. Sugars, Mo-
Iasses, Rice, Salt Petre, Indigo, Nader, Coppe-
ras, Alum, Pepper, Spice, &c. &c., old APPLE
and Peach Brandy, Wines and Rum.
Together with large stock of Ladies' kid.
morocco and fancy buskin Shoes. Gentlemen's
fine calf, seal and kip Boots and Shoes, Slippers,
Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes. All OF
which will be sold as low as any other house for
cash, or on the usual credit TO punctual custo.
mers.
N. B.-Country Produce, such as Flour, Bees
wax, Flax Seed, Corn, Oats, &C.. taken at fair
market prices in exchange for goods.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
May o, 1914.