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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

1T Court Of Probate holden at Kent, uitlin
and for the District Of Kent, on the 10Th day Of
May, H. ID. 1915:
Present, Johnson c.. Hatch. J,Mge. :.
an motion of Abel Beach, and Mills Brodwell,
Pratt, late of Kent within said district, deceased
This Court doth decree that six months from the date
hereof be allowed the creditors of said estate to ex
hibit their claims against the same TO the said exec
tors, and that notice Of this order be given by advef
Using the same in newspaper published n Litch.
field, and by posting the same on public sign
post in said town Of Kent aforesaid.
Certified from Record.
II JOHNSON e. HATCH, Judge.
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TREMENDOUS CONFEDERATION AT


weary one half Of the City Of Quebec Is now
lylng in ashes. From $500 to 1000 houses have
oeen destroyed. and $4,000 persons. Zone third Of
'ne pOpulation,l arenow without home and with
cut shelter. The Gre broke out about half past Ii
o'clock, in the forenoon Of the 2sth Of May, in a
aannery owned BY 1Ir. Richardson, in St. VALERIE
street, from whish point. the flames spread with
ne most destructive rapidity, sweeping away eve
b thing In their progress.
Many lives were lost, and the church in St.
ROch's, and St. Peters Chapel, are in ruins.
Inc DAY alter the fire, such of the citizens as es-
faped loss, held a meeting, and subscribed 1000
pounds for the temporary relief of the sufferers.
The loss sustained by this most affective calamity,
incalculable. 1t is far greater than that of
Pittsburgh. ss rs0sfa ..EoG
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

EGGS blythe Washingtonian hens appear to
pc trying their pretticst i'll the way OF eggs. We
rad occasion last week to speak of an egg of huge
dimensions, sent US by Mr.. Wheeler of Hunting
Hon-which notice seems to have awakened the
Inhibition Of a pullet belonging to Mr. John p.
Newton of Woodbridge, and she has set about
beating her cousin of Huntington. Accordingly we
ind on our table one of her eggs, which measures
\ IL inches in its longest circumterence-6 Sd
inches round the bulge-and weighs four ounces.
low large an egg we shall have to record next
week, will depend on circumstances.
p. S-On breaking Biddy Wheeler's egg, il was
ound to contain three yoits.--.N IT. fountain.
Eees-traordimary.- cool, Friend Fonn-
ain. The value of egg depends more upon its
bright than upon its bulk. This, we believe, you
sill candidly admit, providing it be sound, and the
khell thin. The Washingtonan hens in Our to,c,,
ay the best eggs. One belonging to Mr.. Simeon
patterson, produced an egg which measures inch
Is in its extreme circumference, and six inches and
hree quarters around the bulge, weighing trife
more than four ounces. A hen owned by Mr..
Lockwood, of the new Temperance Hotel in this
borough, brought forth an egg. which chalked up
o s 3.4 inches in its longest periphery, and in
to shortest, and weighed .fve ounces. Both had
khree yoiks apiece in them. They were eggs
remey eggs-centric, and "wery" eggs-celent in
Iced the shells OF which, are for eggs-hibition in
! his office. We think Biddy Wheeler's egg has
been egg-celled in weight, though not in dimen-
sicns . ..,
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HATS! y.

THE subscribers have receivedahespring
Fashions for Hats, and are now ready
to- furnish their customers on reasonable
trims at their new shop halt mile west of
he Court House. %e!| "a
KlLBORN & BRAMAN
N. B. Cash paid for Fox, Mink, and
Muskrat skins.
nRUSIA oil Of Bark & Extract Of Tan, an article
L superior to any thing ever discovered for reno.
valing and restoring and sultening Leather, at /
SO CLOCK 81 FORD'S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

Paper Hanging, Painting and
Graining.
TTyHE subscribers would inform the pub
= lie that they carry on the above men,
toned business, in the neatest, most fashion,
able. and most expeditions manner. All
orders from abroad promptly attended to.
DERRICK V. s. SANFORD,
JOHN P. TRowBRIDGE.
Litchfeld, May Goth, 1e45. 3w52
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

IN an , sv,. - ceived from New York
amA1g whicA ~, pertinent Of New Good
of Brepdrloths. Cas- .O0nd large supply
ry kim Of Dry God aes. and almost eve
putting will be Offer which without any
bought q ether sloresk = low as can be
Litch6eds April 24ti ~.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

CAI.r.-.P. MURRAY will grind S Afr at his
- mill June 4Ih and llth Sashcs and Blinds on
hand or made TO order Is above.
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Taken Up

- DY the Subscriber. on the 24ih uli
10y ID SMALL. DARK, BAY
MARE: rather thick set. star in the
forehead, short tail, with heavy
49,. bush. The Owner can have her by
proving property paying charges, and taking her O.
i. '' DAVID P. PARMELEE.
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HARDWARE, Gc.s.Trunk and Chest
Ii Locks. Chisels, Gouges. Screw Drivers, Hand
Saws. Bed Screws. Carpet Tacks. Knives s Forks,
Shovel & Tongs, Coffee Mills, Cast Steel Spades
4 Shovels. Coil Rope, Bed Cord. and Fish Lines.
SO VARIETY STORE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

Distress IN Mfr. CiGy's Fdmily.-We are deep.
ly panied on learning from friend who has Just re-
turned from Lexington. XIV, that the domestic af-
hictions the distinguished Statesman, Henry Clay
have lately been greatly added to- by his youngest
son becoming defanged. This makes the second
son that is now an inmate of The Lunatic Asylum;
and we deeply sympathize with both Mr. Clay and
his wife in this the hour Of their distress We are
also informed from the same source, that Mr.. Clay
asbecome acommauicantin the Episcopal Church
in LexIigton.-.fiton Telegraph.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
For Safe.

y thetown Of Louisiana, Pike county
Z Missouri, Il Erick Tavern House, con.
tanning six good rooms, two porchcs. cellar.
kitchen, srokchouse, stables sufficient 20
contain IA h.rses, carriage shed. a well Of
never failing water: this property is situated
IN a beautiful part OF said town, near the
rjver-pricc viii be low and terms accoE.
mofatirg.
Al.o, q farm in Lincoln county, Mo, |
IA miles east OF Louisville. containing 215
acrcsef land. about one hundred and forty
or fifty acres under fence, % or 80 acres in
meadow, y or 80 acres in woods pasture.
anu the balance under fence, good liable
land a good dwelling house with six rooms,
two halls, cellar, kitchen, weaving house.
smokehousr, barn, corn crib, stables, apple
orchard, and peach orchard. The above
place is well situated for n stock, tobacco
or hemp plantation, having a plenty Of ne
yer failing water and abundance of timber
on it. PriCo and terms as above. For fur
Their particulars call on the subscriber in
Louisiana Pike County Mo.
THOMASJ. BAIRD.
Sept. 18th ls45. tf3l
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=. T.. Murray,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Troy, Missouri.
WILL promptly attend TO any bust
" ness that may be entrusted 10 his
care.
March the 22nd, 1916.
Revised Statutes for lsl5, and
Form Book.

This work has been issued ut this Office and
embraces ALL the laws Of a general character
passed by the last General assembly, and d.
rected 10 be published in the revised code pub
llshed under the authority Of the State, also
ell laws Of a general nature which were not
revised 0 repealed, and have been continued
in force. These laws have been published un-
der the authority Of an act passed by The last
General Assembly "a copy Of which, with the
certificate Of the Secretary Of State that the
Ilws has been complied with. is ,uscriGd,l by
vhlch 1t is made evidence in courts. and given
the same effect as the laws published by the
State. In addition to the laws. TINS work con
taIns notes Of reference to decisions oTlhc &n-
prenc Court. and reference 20 attentions made
from tine former acts by the revised code.
There is also appended n full set Of forms,
embracing ferns and Instructions for vrits,
process. deeds, wills, notes, leases, inten'u-Cs
and nearly every instrument which IS required
in the practice Of any officer, or the busines,
ofany person. The whole is accompanied by
a complete and compendious index. much more
full aud perspicuous than that IN the revised
laxs Of $50.
agents Will an 4 few days visit the yarlou
sections OF the State, and will he red {,
supply tle demand, either by wholesale or re
tail.
Price Of a single copy. S..
CHAMBERS & KNAPP
St. Lous July 7thl5f5.
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Tisc Missouri Justice.

ENhL subscriber has IN course Of
publication and will issue from
the press in the course of the sum
mcr. the following work, entitled
Missouri Justice being 4 compendium
Of the law relating to the powers and
duties OF Justices Of the peace, exec
utors, administrators, guardians. con-
stables and coroners, in TIE State Of
Missouri, (adaptcd to the revised law
Of 1915 "with forms and precedents
for attorneys, Justices OF the peace,
constables, ect., ect: aisodeedS mort
cages, agreements, bills of sale-leas-
es. powers of attorney, ect. ect. ect.
by John Nj krum, Judge Of the eighth
judicial circuit Of Missouri, ST. Lou
is, Mo.
The work is designed to furnish a
practical and ready asSistan, TO lusti-
ces of the peace, executors, admin
Istrators, consta bles, ect.. ect.. in the
exercise of their respective offices.
1t is well known 10 every n at
all acquainted with judicial proceed
ines' thnt certain rules OF law, nhn
forms oi?roceedingSa are Indispensable
guards, established Tor the security OF
property and protection OF personal
rights. And tbs work has been pre-
pared with Il view OF facilitating the
proceedings and business entrusted
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
Executors Notice.

EE0TiCE is hereby give: TINT the M
s.I designed has taken ont lettcrs Tea.
u~cntary on the estate Of Martha Tfow-
er deceased, late OF F.!c County NJ.
'ouri, bearing date the llth oct. I~4j.
Al persons, therefore. INDEBTED to the es-
tate OF sand deceased, Rse requested TO
make Immediate payment; and all pr-sn"e
hagInS claims against SAID estate are requrs
I'd TO exhibit them properly authenticated,
within one year from the date oi SAID let.
tiers, or they may be preaIuded from hav-
ing any benrft Of said e~stnte, and if ssid
claifss1re not presented within three ,eDrs.
they will he forever banrt
WESLEY 3 IRuWf Es'r.
'r', }~th i,i,. IT.,
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.FSsr Goods.
Cheap : Cash.!

p. B. REYNOLDS, is now receiving and
opening n well selec'sl assortment Of nrv
Goods. Il Iroccrie-, at bis old stand ~
B. wling-Gre"n, winch he vii, sell very low
for cash, o. suitable produce. Having pur-
chased his stock for FAY DOWN, he is
enable TO so!l cheaper dian goods hav" ever
been offered IN tiis r.acr. lie kindly in
vitcs his Old CUSTOMERS and The public 20
rive hun ii cal; prcfcrtuc the niruLle penny
to the slow -i> rcrcc, the Cast or paw
down sy.t~m viii h. adopted without oil,
~tiuct,nn nj person.
va -. !-tS n
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~NISTRA SALE
-: lS-.-E.

EeY order of the County Court Of Pike
~ County, the undersigned Admins
traitor of the estate of John NJ. Trimble,
decd, will sell before the court house
door in Bowling Green, on the LIST day
Of the neNt November term Of the
County Court, OH a credit Of II months,
the following real estate to wit: the un-
divided half of the Z 10 N Z IA sect.
7. 80 n r | w, containing 70 sixty
one hundredth acres, the undivided l-2
s f IA sec. = T So n r w, contain
ing 100 acres, the undivided half f fri.
ID sec, 30 T5i y Il J W, containing
lO2 l-2 acres more or less-the undivi-
deG half \ L ISW ! sec 30 TJ4N K |
", containing 10 acres-also the undi-
Nitel half Of a certain Tract Of land "
ing on little Calumet Greek, bounded as
iol.ow-, VIZ: beginning al the Or. sec.
corner on the East and West line be-
tween sccts. > and y, IN T - y r /
W, and running thence \ 50 poles to a
sl4ke in The edge Of the County Road,
leading from Clarksville to Louisiana,
,hcacc : -, IVES, 81 poles 10 a post on
the bank of little Calumet Creek, thence
South + Z - poles y links to a h;cko-
~ - riches III dia. thence due l. with
said section line Is poles TO beginning.
80 much Of SAID Land VIII be soil as
wIll pay the debts against sad deceased
the purchaser will tc required TO give
good personal security for the paymcn,
eli the purchase money.
a. J. TRIAIBLE, Admir-.
October 9Th. lSiJ. 4W34.
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SIG pages,
at the unprecedented low price OF
ONE DOLLAR ONLI!n Being

at the unprecedented low price OF
ONE DOLLAR ONLYu! Being
the cheapest periodical ever before
issued in This country.
Tie Expositor will continue TO be
a fai,h(ul and fearless expounder OF
the truc principles OF Jetiersonian
Denocrucv.a rs j, has been under its
hate highly gifted editor. who we are
encouraged 10 hope. viii materially
aid us with articles from his eloquent
pen: us pages will be adorned by
contributions from the mos' dlstin-
gnished political writers IN the nited
States. Neither pains nor expense
viii lie spared. to make 1t worthy OF
icing considered q textbook FOR the
Democracy. IN future generatIon5.-
The publishers intend 1t shal! occu-
pv the hish ground sustained bY
Mics Weekly Register. IN the palm
\ DAYS OF that useful puoiicat:oni 1t
Shall be a record OF important poiit!-
tal facts. Tor luture use & reference.
rs well as an able exnounder OF still
more important political truths. viii n
will 1--we through all lime. and even
tuallv. will reyolu,ionize the world.
We shall uDremitiingly and with
/ the whole soul, devote ourselves to
the cause of universal republican ed
rration; 10 this end we shall jealous
ilv rndcaror 10 reform every college
IN America. and establish 4 system
TO educate all the children in the land
+ IN the saving principles OF American
. Liberty. instead OF. as present, grow
IN. up IN thoughtless. unpTovided X
norancc. or what is wen worse. II
! possible, Observation-Disclosures with
lie baleluI principles Of English mon
arcHy and a~ristocracy, the only sys-
TEN Of education pursued at 0slr iRsh-
:orable ~scminarlcs Of learning
shall oppose all moncpolles-
q birh Protective TarilT-par,ial leg
ls'utun-anv National Bank-Dls
Of the State
Debts-wirh unli:Eging, unremitting
zeal. Al iheSs. as we'll Us other
FEDERAL hercsieS. wiN be handled
miih0ut .l1rcs. In short it shall he
Il volume worthy Of being preserved
bv every lover Of Our republican i'll
stitutions.
We shall pay Inc strictest at,en-
ton 10 lis business departments, a.
well as 10 its editorial. Those who
wish 10 subscribe may place the most
implicit relience upon our pledge
hat it shall be published and mailed
each week. with uniailing prompti-
tude and regularity; no n shall g
yer have the slightest occas;c- ,bs
find fault in this reSr~'' 'o
,iso hs ,,Ecr .yerirv Of her wounds
S~,-onnly n Eoarson defended An
,hnaI7h nor ,n.n mortal d.avery'
Int M,.u5u and has leading sassais
.,I.., sprraunded them, w~rcnchIng
.Ia;r 1,,,.~, from them. and conse'
~ rendered her further pFo'ec'
,jca b,youd the comP'ss OF human
concaLe md gowe'.
,.s.e tha ~ ~mi>creants, -re-
~.,,r5., . Emerson ard Edmund
.., -. ,b. two m;sctcants. that NOR.
.uf,ai;,n may he their portion. c'lea
Nrlwvn. addressing himself to ms
sIryi,inr c~lnusaen, rs ne seized 'he
f~,sht,d Anna IN his arms. n pro
,.edea with her i the do"r. a
sliced was 'here N "&l,ine. "n'cr no
m'u"' d. md n!ac'"s NINA
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NJ TVL
To slave Owners.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE
si > s@t ~
-a.z ~ - - - e.

s.-a-zs ~ - 49, -
DY order OF the County Court OF Pike
~ County, the undersigned Admins
traitor Of the e.taie OF Napoleon Il. Trim
bic, decd, will sell before the Court
House door in Bowiing-Green, on the
Il dsy of the next November term OF
the County Court, Oh a credit Of twelve
months, the following real estate to wit:
the undivided Lalf of the S i or. sec.
+ 53R West, containing $50 acres
also one undivided halt of part W
ar. Of same section, containing three a
ores, also the undivided Or. part Of f
10 of fractional sec. 80 81 n RI w,
containing two hundred and five acres,
also the undivided half of the f l-2 n
l. or. sec. 2 T 53 n X West, contain
ing 79sixty ! hundredth acres. also n W
or. s W or. sec. 80 IT. "a X West
containing forty acres. SO much Of said
Land will be sold, a sill pay the del.s
against said deceased, and the purchaser
will be required 10 give good personal
security for the payment OF the pur-
chase money.
4. ]. rRINBLE, .4dn'r.
October I'll. IHi3. iu!3.
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the Congressional Globe and one
number Of the Appendiv " week;
I'M, during the remainder "ia session
,bere IS usually sufficient matter for
two or three Gu-.Defs OF eacf! every
wsek. The next session Viii be =
long one, and it IS supposed will he
unusually interesting; therefore, We
calculate that the Congressional
Globe and Appendix will eu@h make
near 1000 large quarto pages. print
ed in small type-hrev!er and nonpa-
reil. We furnish compete indexes
TO both al the end o. Il session.
We have on hand the Congress
ionsl Globe and Appendix for the last
twelve sessions OF congress, Of which
five were long and seven were short
sessions. The Congressional Globe
and Appendix for each session are
bound together IN excellent binding.
with Russia backs and coiners.-
Our prices for them, thuS bound to-
gether. are So Il volume for 4 short.
and S. Il volume for long session.
making sac for It full sci. Those
vile want the back volumes should
apply fer lhrm immediately. IS they
are in demand. The last congress
subscribed for go s-,-; and II j..
probrb'e :nat The ext wi.i subscribe
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
y undersigned has Obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
County, letters Of Administration on
the estate OF Burdine II CorrelI, decd
Tearing date cad October IG45.
persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested to make immediate
paym,.t. All persons having claims
against SAID estate, are requested to
exhioi. then properly authenticated
within one year from 'he date OF said
Letters, or they may he precIuded
from having any benefit of said es-
tate. and fnoi exhibited within three
Years. they vii be forever barred.
MARGARET COERELL,
Administrators.
q - tHt5. 7M5i.
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;eso.C.:oN.

HE co-paftnershlp bcretoIoTe existing
under the style and firm Of Luce & Boon,
was dissolved on this day by mutual con-
sent; any person having claims against said
firm. will please present them for payment,
and ali those indebted 10 said firm are inv
ted to c0ne forward and settle.
WILLIAM LUCE.
BAILEY II BOON.
Louisiana, No. aug. seth, ISIS. 3w3l.
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die Vernon.

". ;. RANDOLPH, Master,
VIII leave st. Louis on Mondays and
Thursdays at ! o'clock, p ~. Return
ing, will leave Keokuk on Tuesdays and
Fridays At 5 o'clock, p NJ; Warsaw and
Alexandria al s.; Tully at Sand Lagrange
at 9o'clock, p NJ, same day; Quincy on
Wednesday, * Saturdays, at S o'clock,
a v; Marion City at Q; a =; Hannibal At
10, 4 y; Louisiana at ?, p "; and Ciarks-
vile at /, = II, same DAYS.
The Die Vernon having been built at
ST. Louis exdressly for the trade, with
superior accommodations, may be relied
upon by shippers and passenger, for the
same polite attention and rromPtuc,s
which characterised her during the last
season.
Passengers will please be on beard at
the hour advertised, as there i'll b. no
detention beyond that time.
Maz ICE 1876. IA
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Tie hecycs:Jopcr era puIl.hed
~ HMcraG9
DEMOCRATIC

AM
UNITED STATS JOURNAL o RI
COUNTRT.
We ISSUE /" day the first number
of tie ncv series oi The OcnCcTdhc
Eruasi:or. 1nl UD7i"" :Sfntes Journal
for the country, wfirh We consider
he cheapest Publication ever offered
to the patronage of the American
public. Ii viii be published weekly.
instead of semi monthly as hereto
lore while under the charge of Mr..
Kendall. and although II will contain
mere ti.an double the amount Of mat
ter, there viii be no increase Of the
subscription price. The new pub
fishers propose 10 furnish their sub
scr,bers with I volume OF
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fEGCSOleS

rONHp,ny8 = 8OID
EEAEE associated themselves in the
-kE practice of their profession. Cficc
next door west OF the DemocFntic Banner
Office.
\. p. They Will keep con:tsntiy on
land. a fresh supply ofmcdicin" for ~ nc
comidation Of those who may give them \
call.
Bowling-Grecn. May the Sd, 1>iI.
3iH-l3
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NOTICE..
BERNARD. master,

TEIE partnership heretofore cxistin-
- III the Name of Eastin s Rankins,
ct GAINESVILLE and Platte City, expired
by Limitation, on the First day Of June,
1910. All those indebted TO the finn
at GAINESVILLE, are requested 10 make
payment TO DR.. Columbus c. Eastin OF
his agent, who is alone authorized te
receive and receipt for the same.
JOHN B. RANkINS.
{. ID. EASTIN.
June 7ih, 1915. Avis
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SADDIERY'w

ALL of which the un,choliS'e,S on
TO the public, at his old g'n+ t'lo'' L.
lana, made of materials iusoi tier WA.
Louis, and al prices that ito that br'-H'
suit those who wish. 20 Il line. s'eA
Thankful to those VINO have jub,lanl I'll
encouraged him, tie unde.s OF 4 f"H
%soIlGiis a sha:e of public pGach Other
his Line; a.ldi if good work andn, Antas
i'ri@Is are TO have any ~inB~eleasure 81
purchasers he lefies being Biochleit ms
o. c. TINL BE- mi
April 10Th, 1915. tf-e. nd
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

The Undersigned feeling thankful for the
hrcr7l -hare af patronage received by the
late I'rH, would say 90 the public that no
intend Keeping nj nlI times q fresh stock al
-raraDal.c mechanics, which VIII sell at
'Hr C'uAI Sow .rri= for CA9r or r]Eon"cr
WN. LUCE.
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~~v~S The blFNt-
sEt'ih subscriber wishrs + ,bamseIv.s III.
70 citizens OF Bowling-Ch t'e'"S''
that he has con mcuced t. taeir c'an' an"
IN this place. Al worLatc the Joyous T.
care shall he lone in nc5ming respect tor
we. f.'dnee taken in the young bride
at cash prices. Work '
'onaElc prices and war 49,
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ue"ee, NieInoid daughters Of the mr'ly
jefferson" has bee 1o. t,,har,s v,s,d-
one or mislayed. l.
&C tbe loss Cur. luxuriatIng IN Walking
the v,lusms of the matchlcss bliss which
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81. Lous July 7th 1915.
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\. J. TRIMBLE, .4dn'r.
October I'll. IHl3. 30.