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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
VOLUME IV--NUn7RFi:'5

on all old accus:om ways. Nhtu h..
who is now departed smongs, us as ba,
ssterday-whep there has b-sn. as il were
ba, step from the fresidr to death bei--s
surprise and a shock add to the sorros
which takes us so una .snt.s And then III
common Events thst fill up the dsy in d.
m.s,ic lif,-'Le provision for The living
made in tn. presence ofthe dead; in on.
room dinner. in the othera coffin--sha
s,saner mixture of ordinary occurrence az
uausual situasiou. And yet his ,eil: Maxi
that week the giuomirst we ean--exclud.
the glad daylig ght-silrhce the human voice
and step-und how soon. amid the afie.
hurry and sel6shness nf life. will that bri.f
spacr o. mourn.ng be forgotsep! There is
wisdom IN even the exageeratinn nf grief
there Is little cause to fear we should feel to-,
much.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
LICKING AN EDITOR.

The following uescr ibed affair - saId 10
+. 90 .co,ne Off somewhere out Wesl' Is's-
rEditor in his slnctum, discovered VIII
inc A six foot customer approaches Win
a news paper IN his hand ..-.,-,;-
Vis;tor- out particular aru--
.,., I.ook mere, Mis.ifcr. did you write
that thaIf
Editor II did. -, +,
V,s-t aging of hi. coat We'll. I've
20, - vb,n YOU so you'd better PEEL.
Ed.-Indeedl Bus | prefer not being
Whipped ca.n WI
be,,er be puIlin' ofi that GOAT, or m'ush'
spile it fo' you. rh.nL
Ed-Dtawine a revolver IT mans
vop sir. / believe I'll Keep my cnat on,
What You're not going 20 1'e thA1
shootin' i,nn ars you1
Ed--Not unless you render 1t Necessary J.
Vn-Now see here. stranger, thaI 40.
pen,lemanly Jes, Law that thing as.oe' ana
I,,'s take il out in way that's bec"mh
EI-Sorry not to be able 10 oellge you
ba, [ can't positively.
s-(Puuing on his coat and rentlng,
Well. II YOU re that sort of teller, l wan
no,hin' TO do with you, You'te oenea'u
The notice of a respectable ciIizeni-Ez"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
A P.R.oRAPH THE LAD1Es.--W

PaRAoRAPH THE LADIEs--WF
copy th,. following trom chapter on walk
i,g in the Nv York rrue Sun:
Would that some of our bellies couid o.
nersu,ded that a stage strut Is not dlsnihru,
nor :. peuiaIum oseiIIarion below the wais
prac-fan Acalm. tffartless. h'm' YET s'aS
I,c walk. like sweet voice. us an exceiith
,hin, in a woman" Aud, we may here re
max that no f.male can walk well whoS'
f,ama ! enclose d in a vice of laces jean ana
whale bone. 81 .r..
III necessirv, in order to step with nee
do.n and remember grace cannot eAS
,v,,h boi,iy Iestralnt--thas the muse es
should have room to wo'k, the body NOV, NOV,
na,usaIis aud IN harmony win the ho'io'
81 The limbs and the organs OF respita''"'
naxe full play rhis cannot De ~hiie
,;,,,,v drawn, inelastic liga,nre encifc'e'
the wsi-, in It's deadly fold G,ss r.nr nature aa'a,
chance. young ladies'. she Is osl.e. ss,a' ~
| ,han fashion. and a natural walk. oelieve US
: far move u,tractive than "she forced gan 0
shutting nag"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
R[DAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1914.

black glossy. silk like hair that il is fiied
for the ptoduciien OF textile fabrics d'tter
ing from al Others Aseupring me
dun. posufou ie,wtsn 1ooi and silk. Il is
now n,inei. With other materials IN sach
a sing s=lnaunsr. ttai biie particular
dye viii afrct thcse. il will leave the Alpac
ca wopl with lis original bark colour. and
thus pIye slie tn grea, diversity.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08


OF ETERNITY is usberso nj
KyANIzED IIMBER TcR RAILwATs.-
We Rave before noticed experiments mace
In England with prepared wood for HALL
ways The wood is prepared as follows
THE piscts after having been fitted. by
The ca p n,s T OF Joiner. for their places. are
Introduce d in.o an imms nse iron cylinder
which is then exhausted by an sir pump
A solution of sulphate iron is then lnJect>
ed, which imme dIateiy enters INTO the ex
hausted pores of the wood The wool
Withdrawn. and again placed IN similar
vacuum in a solution of muriaie OF lime.
which. in coming 10 contact with .he sui
obate of iron within the wood. decomposes
il. and forms an insoluble suiphate of lime.
or gypsum, within the wood: and the nun,
ate OF iron. the other new compound goes
aboui il business So the wood brcomes
thoroughly impregnaed with stone as ha'd
as a rock. aud i. vet as tough as before
Teis IS Mr.. Paynr's process, which
seems The most promising, and N hIch Is th'
one chi, fiy rxpprimented upon IN England
I H. Other proct ssfs ina: have been sugges'
ted are oti ctionabIe on the ground of ex
ntnse various expansive metallic oxides be-
loo used and by the exposure ofthe soln>
lions TO disunion Mr.. Payre's process Is
cheap. and is supposed 10 be both perma>
nentIv fixed IN itself against the action OF
moisiures. and atmospheric agents. and to
act as peIf ct pTeseIvatlve OF The WOOD
bre,
As has been before stated. the wood has
been us~d in constructing the terminus OF
,he Dover Railway. and il really seems 20
bav both the qrtllIirs of stone anu IRON
p ,;ts If il laid down at Vauxhali tor exp
,imen,. endured A travel TO tina; ot year o"
rho most ,hrong-d Railway, without any
,,..r--n,,hlp vert at even the saw marks
of ne timber being removed II on-rS
osarlv a. little I icuion as iroE. while at th'
s.ne time il prr.-urs a better bite to tn
wheels. which enables engines TO snrm 'nn
an inclination imprac,icable on an iron
| rail
astoth. economy, it is said that the prep
ra,;oo al the raj for a mile Of road ~
| hi. nrocpss. would not exceed Sioo n,
| c,s, of iron rtiis, W. h-lieve. Is about Sloo'
nile The cheap klnis oi unner a.
/ "a s,od as anv; So that the whole expFns
would not probably be more than one fouft
-, al on rails In other words tner
,.oud be saving of at least vj'eoo
,n,te
n i stated also that wood 50 prepare
rsce;vss tn finest polish; and may. beside
-, ,.ocess. hV the use ofcertaln solution
: ha stained with any variety OF coior.-e
/ ChrOn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
TuERIcH AND TIE POOR

Few, save the poor. feel fr the Po0r'
The rich know not how hard
1t 10 10 be of needful food
And need al rest dabarrd
Their paths are paths OF p
Tney slerp on a'ik and
And never think hoN heavl
Tie weary hssa lie cen
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
A nINDOO GODDESS

The Albany Journal thus describes Gu
rious vegetable display at the grea. Ae''
cul,uraI Fair at Poughkeepsie. n York:
..rbe n+xt figure would have made
s,,ic or tnisan.hrope split his sids WIN
lauoh,er. II was perfect vegetable ma"
or nerhaps [ should say aroman. Tor l oe.
live il was called the .Hndoo Goddrss
\, wax composed of vegetables. The Face on
Iv excepted The Hcud was huge CAB
b,oe. large enough to furnish small ram.
lv with winters supply OF ooufkrout
The, came the mask Face. The earrings
.,,aro comnosed of fine strings OF beetsi the
Arus were a compound substance o+ing
romposed of about 'qaal parts OF onions
MOI. and carrots; aiound the Neck WIS
st,t,no a necklace OF peppers the oo@y was
!, moe pumpkln. so large and tempting IN
,nnea,ance that il seemed to 'Come and eat
| ,n.., two fse muskmeions. Sc. we'd as Ihaghs
had. of ceiler, for the balance OF th- L>gs,
| and crooked necked squashes made no mean
| ;,,ua,ion of a Chinese shoti THIS uniqIe
| and lauebable statue was perched upon a
| ,..3..s,ai composed of several cargoes oi
pumnkins and squashes. This curious
! took,ug production was the w"rkof the
e,nilv OF Genera; Davis of this village
sloe could haid v blame the beaight-d f''
worshipping sich a Hndao Goddsss
,he IDOL. unlike the grea; mass OF ITS kind
conld at ieas, be eaten. and thus contribute
&c its substance. to its bodily sapportl Blu
this image must b. fully appreciated"
The Departed and the Moarnans-f
week nad nov elapsed; and even tnr mo-
iud,f .rent-,hose linked 20 the dead by o.
: ,;,s of love or kind'ed-say wnat sncn
yeek is The darken-d windows-'n
EMMY rooms, whose very furniture iook
uolan,il,ar in the dim. excluded light
: s,eahhy steps. the whispering vo'ces-'act
win strange. because necessary, aV"
I, aud. whether it be those bowed dow
@ vim real sfflaciion. or those whose on'
II feeling can be the general awe oil a.a'
= al differing from their ordinary serve
, And. with one OF Iife's most usual Yet mc
: naioful contrasts--w bile the p-rsons are
/ much changed. yet the things remain
!. same. The favn,i,e chair. never to De nj
d again BY its late occupier-she vacant p'a
q al .able--a picture. perhaps now WIN N,
IS life than original the thousand tr'nes =
n recall some taste or hab't-ana al IA
re- thing, 90 much more deeply fels wnen
Ionr ilIness. has already thrown even's
e, of their usual circle. already broken 10
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
ny EDWAhD PuLLcCI

1Y EDWARD foLLcCks
have wolld OF my own, world
W LeTs all is lovely an. bright,
Woere the banners of the day are forever IN.
Ias oure, but sunless light; (furP
And thousand strange aho beautiful :hings
In its groves and grouoes shine.
And visions are floating with unir'd wings
Ger this beautiful world of mine
Yet cannot point TO lis rosy SKIES,
Nor show you golden store,
Nor L can tell where the ocean lies
That circles it's fairy shore,
But see it at night, when the QueenIy moon.
Keepeth court in he balmy air,
And | shut bat my eyes at ths glare OF noon,
And thai bright land Is here.
have throned TIE queen Of that fairy land,
That swee liltle land Of my own,
And the children of Dreams beautiful band
havr gathered around Thy throne, (liie
And there when clouds darken The sunlight o.
AMI make heavy the care Laden hours,
Do fy, irom the presence ofdnger and strife,
And si in my dresr-land bowers.
In he cold waxing world thoa Art cften away.
And thine eyes Upon o hers may turn,
Bui in mine lovely maiden, this ky-kindled ra'
Alone on my spirit shall burn, (6eam
! And thy smile. oh how Sseetiy, enchanting!
| Thy smile on my bo>om's repose. (gleams
| Like the 6rst light of morning that lovingly
On the sun painted breast Of The rose
I would not would not my dream land resign
| And the JOYS its possession can bring
For the peafis and jewels that sparkle and shine
On the brow Of eArth's mighliest king.
| For thine eye may grow cod, and thy smile ma
depart
And nv hopes b. unstable as sand,
But still caa re ain thee enshrind IN my near
The queen of my fairly land.
TurCup. LAplEs- Whilst the GU
,a,o,. dawn. ~, Ichere Hrurietta. you WI
pardon nv looking rouad at the new face
1 ,b I'M me. Wnat contrast to the tar con
nlsxions [ have iist lett behind me HeI
,s every saasfe of brown. but set of WI
\ sucb & ,e lark eyes, glowing and flsshin
4 that one is half affai1 10 look at them
D Risck hair and eyebrows finlsn the pn
a trait. that is decii-diy Que OF Southe
p royth [ feel timii IN giving h'st II
= oressions where unfsvors5le but l fou'
r the toilette OF the ladies generally bad.
IS WIS mosly French bat their dress-s we
y iIImid-. tnnuyn oflne riches' material. a
n had an ugly IF .ct observed they wo
y no stays and this gave very sack,like
n pearance TO their bodies. tied round as 10 o
5 we;e with string The Havanna lao
IS. are f,ll 10 stoutnpss. falling. inised. unt
80 the suspicion of fatness. which CONS
he their taxing so littie exrsclse-a sacill
ed ,bs;r small feet, most ladicrously dlspfor
cs ,ioued to the superstruc;nre above. In
,re hand, are pretty. and in public are most
hat ,,valv occupied with their fans. which .
ese ouen and shut with coqurtry quite SEQ
no nv. It's odd so much grace can DC
out played in thing % ligh.-fs""y 19'
up et fke Hecs1s
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
spsIGs GAzE1 !

~ Holly OPP J."
. d he IoEs ~ :. DGllaTs pc
4 : reek, a a. ~, s crd Fifty Cs,sss pay
4 Ts'st pg-.5d D., FIeEr Dollars at the
\ W 1on,.n on,.ns-i9lioa lasen for less that
/ ..ut, will Be inserted ats at Is
bItmean.aaIr y less) for the first tlSre
ID Ines = .seb additional one Ad-
ssnis for IL rith the number of in
70 sarih i,i !, inser 1 until ordereu
lf.'a f.'sa,DaidaIes 1cs for Office viii be-ior
EiIg canIs.sst .. ss 10 be paid down or assum
Nj WI '!33,is,,.std r@ 10 ire Editor on fuSir -.
3. {. f9Sra @vsi Be post paid TO secure aiien-
Il BE- psid fer FL Job Work
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

~The toilowing b antiiul lines are Ia
zen from the Cincinnati Gazette. ihev
are worthy OF perusal:
H. spake 10 the troubled wave ''be stiii.
And it sank in calm repose.
Ha touc he'd the eyes of the blind, and ilght
To their d4 kpnrd vsInn r SC
Hs nealtd me sick-and with touch
10 lie restored the dead;
E. ell devils tIenb ed with alright,
And from his presence hed.
The leper c,;ed, 81 am unclean',
Yrt1hou canst neal M L'rd;
Il viii" the loving Saviour said.
And cieansed hin with word.
Hr stood with Mary by the tonoi
Wnere a fond BROTHER slept,
And he, whom ae gels had adored.
Bent DER, at grave aud wept.
Our Saviour, who could love like thee.
And who like thee can save.
Who pity all the woes we te.L
Aud brig gis-<sa = cE. she sras.s
AL some may DREA of reaching heaven
Unaided by thy power.
Rm will trust alone to THEE,
la The last trying hour. LpA'
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

enth heaven; 'he portals CT eioiy are throw 4
back; tie nornIr g stsis again shout toeefh'
sand sn;id The loud taIfsre OF cherrbie
millions the icrg tain cf the redet mtd ar
", leone 10 their home.
7 mes last Satu' day ighi is passed a
way-,tt uns ndiip day has cornt. the day
Of he r. .d.,m, d-the SABBATH MORNING
OF ETlRNITY rs usher.o
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

ia. knees, the darkness OF BACK 'an'
s 10 " ,ietr. sh.ouds the universe. tbs
s'a't< I'd are d,iyen away. and nough, is
VIZ, NJ sov, he meaniug of these banished
o's.' nv ,u,er upon their long exile.
ond o,' :, ,hs door Of Hope closes foreve.i
Then bursts around The light OF the sew
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

We received the following Commanica
ton through tie Pos Of;ee. with Ne re.
quest that the .Guard" ard s'Gaze,te" would
both pnblishit- Guard
UNLAWFUL ASSEMB LAGES OF
NEGROES ON SUNDAYS AND
AT NIGHTS,
Where is The nealv elec,td officers OF
this place. and what are they doing. that
stop is not put to such condncts
| was passing up street few rights ago.
and saw crowd ef men standing near Mr.
Mars Biurksmi,h' Shop. in close CONVEX
saton.-At FIRST. took them to be white
bat hearing one os them say they all ought
to b. fee. stopped and lisi.nsd snort
time. and hpa I'd enc II IN. N say Re "ns
going TO ,un of, 20 Tree Siate--that Tally
Ney O was gone, and be was as smart as
she was. AS so6n as heard that. tIiec TO
see who tn. Y were, but thev all broke and
run off TO- K one to BE- the big N gro
that works at ,he Shup. L. this not s'.fi
cirnt warning to the clt,zans of the pitc =
IF such canduc, is suffered it will end IN
difficulties Negroes about this place are
all 100 free. ;,
hope this notice will be sufficient to call
the attention If the proper authorizes a"d
cit,x-ns to use the rem dy before il Is too
lnte A Vi iHcN
1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08

SiIao's
on the
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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-08
DIRE 4 INLAND.

F.om "a. United States Saturday Pest
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PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS.
.r' r. B. MERRlMAN, H.
ID T i s II g

I'D RESPECTFULLY invites YOUR attention
No TO his highly improved and unerring
method Of inserting -. ,.i..es-g, 4 -"
Steekten'S Mineral IncOFruptible Teeth,
from single tooth to full set. combining
the powers Of mastication, durability, COM
fort and symmetry, without pain in the OPP
Grafton. - - go,
Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and
other metallic substances, so as entirely to
arrest decay. -Children's teeth regulated.
The subscriber will remain constantly at
his Office. 9Th building north Of the Bank.
Litchfeld. where those who desire his servi.
CO. are requested to call and examine his
assortment Of Teeth for themselves. uAll
work warranted.
Gold Plugs. 70 cts. Pivot Teeth. o. IS
Teeth cleaned, SO % Plate Teeth, 2 so
Full Sets on either jaw. each, $50.
Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
Lilch6sld. Feb. lelA. S9tf
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MO N u M e N T S

VNnE SUBSCRIBER has just received in
Il addition to his former stock about 1900
feet of AMERICANand ITALIAN MAR
BLE-for MONUMENTS and GRAVE
STONES. he offers for sale at a
LESS PRICE than can be purchased in any
other part of the State of the same QUAIL.
TY and WORKMANSHIP. ...., ......,
A Larger and better assortment of DO
YER MARBLE, now on band than can be
found at any other place in the state.
Ready Made Monuments
of the newest and most fashionable styles of
architecture wrought by finished workmen,
constantly on hand and will be sold CHEAP
FOR CASH. .,.,.t "
Chimney.Pieces,S ide.board, Stand, Beau.
reau, and Table-tOps of Egyptian
~ Italian or Irish Marble-..furnish-
~ ed to order and at short notice.
Persons in want of any of the above arti.
Giles are respectfully requested to call and
examine his styles of workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. .i
,...,f .-,,.,, JAMES G. PATTERSON.
Litchfield, March 1914. "A
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Litchfeld, MAJ l, 1912.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

II PHELPS. has on hand choice coll
IL lection of Violins from $3.50 to 1926.
One of the last Breton Violins remaining un-
sold in, the country is among them-the
death of Breton and the limited supply rem.
dcrs his instruments more and more valua.
ble.-Also.' ''H ''ia7.rn' a".a.. - .ai .re
BEST COCOA FLUTES.
with and without Ioory Tops, fullsilyer trim.
mings and silver bound, their strength and
quality ofione will recommend them suffi-
GENTLY. Fine Boxwood Flies for 81 l.2
cents. Violincelloe, and Violin Bows, and
Strings, Bridges, Tail. boards, Rosin, &c. &c.
Itneed only be said in recommendation Of
the above articles that they are from the
mandatory of 81 ta., ,,.~ s,-4--.. .,.o 49,,
.".. ]. FIRTH g. HALL. ...s,
r. Any information that may be desired
articles in this line furnished at any
ime, and any kind Of Instruments furnished
promptly TO order at the manufacturers'yery
lowest prices. a.. s'.aL. i''s
One door West of the Congregational
Church. w.. '~'' - 90
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DIR. MOflaf's Life Pills and
~ a., PheMiX. BittePs. jiw Il

TWVHE perfectly safe, unerring, and successful
IL treatment OF almost every species hfdese0Se by
the use Of DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES, il
no longer an experiment.. Ms reference 70 the expe
prove During the short space Of one month. nearly
one hundred cases have come to the knowledge Of
DR.. MOtfat, where the patient has, all appearance
effected permanent cure by the excu sive and i6di
cious use Of the Life Medicines some eight or ten
Of these had been considered beyond al hope by the
Of great pleasure to Dr. NJ and inspire him with new
confidence TO recommend the use Of his medicines 10
his sellow-citizens. .-d ,t T. = 'r7"iF
The LIFE MEDICINES are a purely vEGErA
Bile preparation. They are mild and pleasant in
their operation. and at the same time Thoroughbred
rying of all acrimonious huInors end assimilaiing
with aud purifying the blood. For this reason in aG-
gravated eases of Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will
give relief IN shorter space OF time than any other
prescription. In Fever.and-Ague. lnfiammatory
Rheumat ism: Eeyers Of every description, Sick
in the Chest. Fainiency, Impaired Appetite, ana 1
every disease arising from an ipurity Of the bloo60
disordefed state cf the stomach, the use of these
medicines has alwsys proved 70 be beyond doubt
greatly superior to any other mode oftreatment
All that Dr.. Moifat asks Of his patients is 10 he
II is not by newspaper notice, or by any thing thas
he may in their favor thathe hopes 70 gain cred.
il. II is alone by the results Of fair trial Is lha
reader an invalid. saHd does he sssish 70 knew
whether the Life Medicines will suit his own case
SO. let him call or send 10 the agent and procure n
copy Of the Good Samaritan pablished gratuia0asly.
He will there find enumerated very many extraordi
nary cases ofcure and perhaps sos exactly sinilSr
20 his own. s1 -1tF7 - a. EltEs;.ii-I.gc, -
For sale wholesale and retail BY DR.. Moffs,a
Agent tor Litchfeld County, at tae store ufJ "
ckwith. South street. 50 - =. : 3 - -.
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TIME RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES

TIME RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES
Il will leave George Bolles' Hotel. Li,ch-
field, till further notice, every Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday, at half past 5 o.
clock in the morning, passing through South
Farms, Bethlem, Woodbury. and Southbury
to Newtown. where Passengers will take the
railroad for Bridgeport, and there the steam
boat for New. York. 81" '..a 3"et $40 a5f
Returning, leave New York every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 O'Clock
A. NJ. arriving at Litch6eld at about 6 P. M.
..,5 ..,s ...a- DANIEL BACON.
Gro. BoLLEs, Agent, Lilchfield.
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REMOVAL. rs
A. n STONE

"AS removed TO the room next east Of
." Mr.Lyman ]. Smiths Store. three rods
west Of the Court House, and continues 70
carry on business under the sign OF W.. ;a.,
Harness and Trunk NHakimgS
and is ready to furnish customers " 18th
Harnesses, SadalOS Brides, Haltefs, Trunks
ValiccS, DC. . Z
Those who wish to purchase any thing in his
line will do we'll to CALI as he is confident
they can be suited in price aud quality.
Cash and Produce taken in exchange for
Work, aud all articles sold as cheap as can
be bought ia town. g (, 81.
, Litchfield, April, l6A4. ksa 6 4
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REMOVED.

m 7NHE Subscriber has taken,
.E -. IL for thepresent, the rooms
@ko 6~ recently occupied by A . p. r.
g. ri Camp. Nos, l g. lin Lords
Building, up stairs, where he would be happy
to wait on his friends and the public general.
ly to all calls in the .5 80 'f'@i9f'7' s"' 'sa4
Boot and Shoe Lt2ee.y .eeps
Spring Fashions. and the the finest Stocks to be
found in the city of New York. "Nuf sed."
Call and see. and you will get paid for COM
ng up stairs. 't'Fah
FOR SALE, Sole and Upper Leather,
Morocco Innings and Bindings, fitting and
other thread, and shoe findings generally.
N. B. Wanted Immediately, one fine boot
man, and one on women's work. snlt .g,yc
~. Of, sr:.g-l. ..... H. L. Q. MEAFOY. 81
hGold Ma 1910 $1,000 - 40