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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday Feb. II.

At Market 5i5 Beef Cattle, 925 Sheep.
PRicEs-Beef Catile-We quote TO correspond with
last week, about the same prices were obtained for a
like quality, viz: Extra s525 i so; first quality S.
a 5.25; second quality 81 30 a AIS; third quality
"a a so.
Sheep-Commonshcep from 81 IS 10 2,25; Weth-
ers 81, so TOD, so.
Swine-None at market except few from The i'm
mediate neighborhood.
New YoRK, Feb. 2-Ashes-The sales of the
week include about 800 barrels of pots at SO, IS n So.
81 for old 50, 3d. a 500 for new bills. About 300
barrels of pearls have been sold at IS l,l2a a 81, Isi.-
The stock in the inspection warehouse is a little over
4 1000 barrels, including all grades of both descrip-
tons.
Flour and Grain There is rather more -four selling
for a day or two past, but prices are not so firm ms
they have been, AS there are lots of common brands
of Genessee which can he bought at Si,s7l the gener-
al price, however is $685..
There is nothing dong in wheat for want of sup
plies. A lot of We was sold Of future delivery ut 81
een's.-Corn is as n Ash cents for Southern per Sc It's.
delivered. Canal Oats retail al IS cents.
BosToN, Feb. 22.-Flou r-Con,innes at same pi.
ces ms previously stated. Corn market languid, with
moderate sales. Yellow fiat al 40 a so, and white AZ
a iSc per bu. Oats 81 n sc do.
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DIR. mARsHALL's
INDIAN
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unr valel for Curing scrof hrs
4 swellines, ,curvy, sore, lame ac!;i burns, pains
in the .ide., hips or limb, aud sci ON i&tl. 10 We
relief IN ca .es Of local rheimutsm. I~tappliel 10 The
Idle, il will dure manv of The common liver rntn.
fla ints, aud y l. found to t el al If not superior 30
any corn plaster, tor corn> on the feet. !! lmnitli-
a'clv applied 10 a fresh wound 1t wlll prevent sore
neS>. and cause il |quicllv TO ~heal.-Famr i"- IN tive
habit of using this plaster, find It be ter than any
thing else for all purposes for witch q plast'r or
>alye is wanted. IL virtues have cen witness ell Y
)hor' and> o. re- pecal le individual. in vario - par 8
Of The rni'el States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, 2jrt>. per box.
irJS Many certificates may lie had, showing It's
extraordinary effects.
Be,rdre nj Coanierfeiis -
al thp-e WI hing to purchase the rentine
article Of MAJ. halls Plaster should purchase that o.
which II. =. Grilley, Muldle' urv. VI. l. the General
AGENT and no other aS | manufacture personally HE
Plaster sold ly said Grilley.
DIR. NJ iRSHALL.
! certify 'ha' The above article was executed in my
pre-. ence hy Dr.. Marshali AMI that hi, signature
thereto Is genuine.
nORASTAS WOOSTER, Judgs.
Middle ury, Jan. II, 1915.
Sold whole.ale aud re'ail ly II. {. Grldlcy, gcn-
eral Agent, Middiehury Vt.
PECK &. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the Cntel states
aud Canada. 35-lg
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STATE OF VERMONT, , A r a Probate Court
D,,iriri OF Chutendem, s.. a held a, Burlington,
within and for said district OF Chiltcnlen, on the 26, b
day OF February, A. d. 1916, comes Phllnnder Wheel
err. one of the heirs to the estate OF Philip Wheel
err. late Of Milton, in ,aii district, de ca I'd, aud ii rs
in said Court his petition IN writing, praying SAID
Conr, TO order partition OF SAID e>ia'e 10 lie made
among The >everal persons entitled thereto;
WhertrIpon, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the
third Wednesday IN March, 1916, for hearing and
deciding on said petition, nt the Office OF the Register
Of said court, in ,ail Burlington, al 10 O'clock IN the
forenoon, and doth order that all persons In'ere' ted
IN said estate lie notified thereof by put LEGATION OF his
order three weeks successfully in Inc h i~rlingt,u Free
Pres, a new paper printed in >am Burlington, the
last OF whrh put lica'lon> 10 be previous to the day
appointed rs atore-aid Tor hearing.
Given under my hand his 26th dav Of February.
1914. WA. WESTON, Register.
onnl
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ROAD NEE TING.

Agreeah'y 10 previous notice. a large meets
ing of the inhabitants Of Stove, Mansfield, and
Morris'own, was held at the Inn of George and
A. Raymond, in Stowe, on the 13'h day OF Feb
ruary, 1915, to take into consideration the ma.
king of a new road through the Notch in Mans
field Mountain, to Burlington. AsAHEL RAY
MoNp. Esq. was chosen Chairman, and w. II.
II. BINGHAM, Secretary.
-. The ~propriety of the measure was fully dis.
cussed by Ivory Luce, Esq, and others, who
were well acquainted with the location of the
route. The fear of snow slides was suggested.
This, with all other objections, was fully an
swercd and removed, BY men who had been
through said route. at all seasons of the year.
The correctness Of Mr.. Benedict's report was
numerouslv a,iested to.
Col. Z. B. Herrick. of Morristown, being CALI
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D0CT. B. J. HEIMEBERG
% Gle M E 4 q M E. ,

II AVlNG become convalescont / beg to offer my
j L services to the al large, my henlth
still being precarious will not allow me to enter into
the nrduous d,hes of a public practice, have there
fore opened with n determination OF establishing
upon a sound basis) n DRUG STORE under me
appellarion Of B. J. HEiNEBERG e. Co, 10 which
l have attached n Consulting Office, where all persons
wishing to avail themselves Of my profes ional advice
may consult the between the hours of 8 and IL A. NJ:
and z and 9 +. NJ. My medical career is too well
known in Burlington. &c, to require comment.
The selections Of the numerous Drugs, Chemicals
Instruments, &c, have been made by myself from
the first and most eminent houses in New ork (; my
purchases being entirely for ca.h we shall be enabled
to offer to the public Goods that cannot be surpassed
IN quality, and nj such prices as cannot fail 10 please
Having engaged the assistance Of n gentleman a
L%lccnilaie OF the Honorable Company of Apo'heca-
RES, London, England, Physicians prescriptions nnd
Family Recipes vii be dispensed with neatness and
accuracy.
H.. J. Heinchcrg & Co. most politely invite III,
Ladies' to inspect their valuable and choice sci ctions
of PEI fnmery obtained from the first Partisan houses
Their assortment OF Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes
are OF superior manufacture.
Medical Wines and Spirits Of superior quality and
choice variety.
TRUSSES, Male and Female on the most improv-
ed principles re nlrknbly low priced.
A variety Of the most valuable Patent medicines.
Chemical preparations OF all kinds warranted gen
uinc.
A selection of Domestic Wants, such ms Noccaoni
Vermicelll, Salad Oil, Sardlnes, Olives, Prunes
fTGUcn ana american tioCo'ulf'. tbtp', h'liHtt
Isinclass, Kctctup of various kinds, Picked Lob
stcrs. Irish Moss, French Mustard.
Every attention will be particularly paid to ensure
the good graces of the public.
b. J. Heineberg & Co invite the public to make M
early cali and view their establishment. III filter
up without regard to splendout. II contains thu
most superior quality of goods 10 be obtained in TIN
market.
The store is accessible a, all hours Of night ant
dnv.
Doct. p. J. Heinehcrg takes this opportunity {,
return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants Of Bur
lington and vicinity for the numerous favor
conferred upon him. and trusts he is not now to b.
forgotten by his old friends.
N. b. The Store is situated next TO McsSrs Rrins
maid & Brothers Variety Store. Church ST., wher,
the Doctor can he consulted daily.
Burlington, Dee. Ith, 1874. 81
II. J. HEtNEBERu, w. C. HARPISGToS.
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6,aIviu Ray's Estate.

Disirici Of Chiitenden, So. n holden at Burling.
ton, within and for the Distrlc, aforesaid, on the 26ih
ing 10 be the lat Will and Testament OF Calvin Ray,
laie of HInesbnrgh, in said di, tricl deceased, was pre-
,en,ed TO the Court here f. Probate, ly Philo Ray
the executor, therein named.
public notice be alve2Io all persons concerned, there
in 10 appear before said Court, al a session thereof TO
he holden at the Registers office in said Burlington,
on the third Wednesday of March, A. D.. lSi5, and
derei ,ha, this order lie published three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Free Pres, a news paper
printed at Burlington. IN this State, the last II which
publication shall lie previous 10 the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand a. the REGISTERS Office, this
Goth day oil February, A.. y. ISL.
39w3 WIN WESTON, Register.
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From THE SANDWICH IsLANps.-The New
York Journal of Commerce has a file of the
Polynesian and Friend, to the oath Of Septem-
Der, 1874.
On the 23d Of July last, the Chiefs of Raitea,
Hushine and Barabora rendered to Lord George
Paulet the cession of their Islands, for his Gov
eminent, that they might be protected from the
French, Lord George declined accepting the
on the ground that the French claimed
he leeward islands as well as the others of the
DSociety Group. as being under their authority.
The merchants " ill be interested to know
that the government, in order to meet the ext
gencies Of the treasury, intend raising the i'm
port duties from their present rate to5 per cent.
ad yalorem-PoIy,esian.
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ROMANISM AT HOME.

Rev. Mr.. BUTLER, of Burlington, who has
spenttwo years in foreign travel, and six months
in Italy and at Rome, will lecture on the subject
of Romanism, and the present condition of Ro-
man Catholic Europe. in the Congregational
Church in Williston, next Sabbath morning. A
collection will be taken up in aid of Foreign
Missions, it being the day Of the Monthly Con-
cert of Prayer for that object. The well known
talent and ability of the lecturer, and his thor.
ough acquaintance with this interesting subject,
it is believed will induce many to avail them
selves Of this opportunity of hearing him.
l.. G. BINGHAM
Williston. Feb. 9
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Aaron A, Firmon's Estate.

WE The Subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Honoral le the Probate Court for The District
ofChlitrnden, Commls, ionersl 10 receive, aSamine and
adju>, The claims and de 0ant- Of all persons Against
the e>lale of Aaron A.. Firmon, late oi Huntington, in
laid District, deceased. represented ln,olven', and also
all claims and demands exhil lied in offsel thereto {;
and six months from The day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we wl attend 10 The
business of onr appointment, At The dwelling of Wild
ow Mary Firmon, IN Huntington, m sad District, on
the first Monday of May next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Dated, this 20lh day OF Decent er, A. D., 1874.
ALEXANDER FERGUSON, coru
JOHN ELLIS. 81 Somm
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At a meeting of the Grocery Keepers in this
Town, on the 22d inst, WASHINGTON VAUGHAN
was called to the chair, and the following reso.
lulions we're unanimously adopted -
P~esoired-That we duly appreciate the services OF
B. ]. Tenncy and Charles ID. Kasson, Fsq'rs for the
able and talented manner in which they sustained the
~proprietv of granting MS Licenses before the County
Commissioners, on the Goth inst.
Resoired, Tina. The dongs of this meeting be signed
by the Chairman, and that a copy be handed to the
publishers of each Of the papers published in this town,
with a request to publish the same.
WASHINGTON VAUGHAN, Chairman.
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NOTICE,

A meeting will be held at Prouly's Hotel,
in Burlington, On Monday evening, March
8. at half past 6 o'clock, by the inhabitants
of said town who are qualified to vote in
town meeting, and who are IN favor OF Ii.
censes to Tavern keepers and Retailers, for
the purpose of selecting suitable candidates
for Town Officers, to be elected at the en-
suing March meeting. 1t is hoped that all
who feel an interest in that question will
give their attendance.
Feb. %, 1915.
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TAT OF VERMONT, (THE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF cHiTTENDES. IS. , i bate Couri for the
District of Chlttenden To all persons concerned IN
the estate of SALLY MINER, late of Jersey County
IN the State of Illinois, deceased, leaving estate in
said district Of Chiltenden. GREETING.
WHEREAS, So on B. Bagley, Administrator OF The
estate OF sad deceased, proposes TO render an ac-
count OF his adminislrailou aud present his account
against said estate for examination and allow lnce al
a session ofthe Court OF Prolate, 10 be- holden at the
kegi>'er's office IN Burlington, in said district, on the
second Welnes lay OF March next.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified 10 appear before
SAID court at The time aud place aforesaid and shew
cau,e, If any yod have, why the accoun, aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under nv hand ut Burlington, this I1th dav
Of February, A. ID. lSt5.
37w3 WI, WESTON, Register.
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GREAT BARGAINS

e Q a j u SG@G0 I@P B@IGo
TNHE subscriber, W shing 10 close M HI, merchan-
L dillng business, offers tor sale the following val
na' lie properly, VIZ n lot situated in he centre If the
beautiful village OF CllHtonvllle, and is thirty feet in
front, one hundred and eieh'y feet across from River
street Ia Main street, and rightv-ninc feet on Main ST,
on which is IA three story brick store, covered with
TIN, thirty feet IN breadth by forty four in length, the
upper two stories finished in order for a dwelling
house; also a brick store house, covered with Tin,
thirty SIX feet by twenty eight, two stories high a
cow house and barn iwenI y.six feet hy eighteen, and
a wood house twenty-eight feet by eighteen. Terms,
one-fourih down aud the remainder in three annual
insfalments. MATTHIAS HELLER.
ClintonvIlle, ". Y, Dec. 4, lS44, Pins
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WANTED.

~ the subscribers in exchange for carriage work
ID at their Shop on Shellurn 81, a few thousand
timber, seasoned, suitable for Carriage Making, TO-
g.,het with a thousand or two Of seasoned spokes.
-ALSO,-
A lad l6 or II years of age. as apprentice 10 the
Painting business, one that can bring good rercom-
mendaiions. SPAuLDlNG q
Burlington, Fec. ?Sth is45. 39ws
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% The dryness of legislative proceeding
is sometimes relieved by "A little fun, which
is the more welcomed when it comes becaus,
of its rarity. Quite IA hearty laugh was pro.
duced in the House of Representatives Of
Ohio, some DAYS since, by the presentation
of the following memorial:
Mr. Combs, OF leave, presented the peli.
ton of SO citizens of Miller township, Kno,
county, for a law TO tax dogs.
The following is the petition:
To Me Honorable General Assembly ofMe Sta,
Of Ohio.
Whereas, destruction very great
BY dogs, among The sheep Of late,
And danger thar ihey vii do more,
As they have often here,ofprec
Requires that something should be done
To stop the Rascals in their fun:
We, therefore Of your honors pray,
That you'll enact. without delay,
A law that shall impose a tax
On dogs, or on their owners backs,
OF such amount as NAV suffice
To make dogs mora, just and wise;
And we'll forever and a day,
When so inclined devoutly pray.
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ID i ii o

In Windsor, Tuesday, 25th inst, of consumption,
Mr.. SEYMOUR J. BuRSHAM, aged about "a.
IT'S finished, it's done, tie spirits fled
The prisoners gone, the Christians dead,
The Christians living through Jesus's love,
And gladly receiving n kingdom above"
In this town, on Tuesday morning, Feb, II, Of
Pleurisy and Lung Fever, EDGAR o. son Of Oliver
Sheldon, in the 18th year Of his age.
At Burlington Falls, Feb. 2ilh, MARY AIS, daugh-
ter of Willard and Eliza Thatcher, aged 2 years and
5 months. Printers in ". H. and ". Y. are reques.
ted 10 notice.
aged 50. Mr.. W.. lived respected by all who knew
him.
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James &. Piercc's Estate.

James g.. Pierce's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro.
DIzTRicT OF cHtTTENDvS, s.. , i Late Cour. for the
the Estate Of JAMES C. PlERCElaie ofHunring,on,
III SAN bi>'rht, uecta' Ell, GkEETING.
WHEREAS, Daniel b. Tucker, Administrator ,fthe
estate fad deceased, proposes to render an account
OF hi administration, and pre.ent his account against
laid estate for examination and allowance'at a session
of the Court ofProbate, 10 be holden al the Earle Hall
in Wllllsion, in said district on the hire Monday of
March next.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified TO appear lefor,
said court al tie time and place at read, and shew
cau,e, il any You have, why the accoun, aforesaid
should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlnu,on. ,bi, 18th day
Of Feruary, A.. ID. 1915.
3Sw3 VIM. WESTON P,gisLr.
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BURLINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE SUMMER TERN in his Institution.

THE SUMNER TERN in his Institution, will
l. commence March Sd. 1915. and continue two
Quarters or % weeks. II is desirable tina, all who
intend entering the Seminary during the ensuing
Spring, enter nj the commencement of the Term. as
the classes aud plans of study, forI'he whole Term, are
then formed.
This Seminary in all the Departments of 1ns,ruc-
ton and discipline, is under the immediate care Of The
Few. J. X. Converse, who resides in the Institution,
and will take a faithful and parental over light of such
pupils as shall he committed to his care. Mr.. G. has
with himself four experienced and thorough
Teachers. In connexion with moral culture and exte.
rior accomplishments it is the aim of Trustees and
Teachers to conduct the pupils through such n course
OF Thorough study as shall he productive Of mental
furniture and mental strength.
instruction in the French Language will be given
by Gentleman, who speaks the French as his YER
nacular tongue.
From IS to 30 young Ladies can be accommodated
with Board. Rooms, and all the conveniences for study
in the Seminary, under the immediate care Of the
Teachers. such will enjoy peculiar advantages.
Terms; half payable in advance.
Tuition.
English Branches and Latin, $500 per Or.
Piano Music 500
instrument for practice, 200
Drawing, 400
French, $50
Board including Fuel, Lights, Washing, and all the
conveniences for study in spacious and well furnished
Rooms 50, per week by the Term, or S25, per single
Or. OF eleven weeks.
February 10, 1916. 81
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The MOTHERS MEDICINE +;

A RELIEF and Cure for Retained, Irregular or
IA Painful Recommendations often occurr.
ing among the younger portion Of females in cold and
wet climates.
How frequently do we hear Of he pale counienance,
want OF appetite, loss OF vivacily, and not unfrequen-
IN ofihe c0ueh2 yet The tr1e means of surnounting
these neglected. First eradicate the cause, then the
cure will surely follow.
The medicine Is in bottles at 81 each.
For ale by PECK & SPEAR.
Merchants and Physicians supplied at the whole-
sale terms. ~
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

Friday erening, half past sir, al WeHington's
Court. rom. An Address by DR.. Charming be-
fore a Library Company in Philadelphia will be
read, and the question, Can American Manu-
facturers and Mechanics successfully compete
with those Of Europe, discussed.
S. FLETCHER, Seen
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M r g d o

In this town, on The 10Th inst, by Rev. 7. w.
Pearson, Mr.. GEokcE r. RIcmARp, ON, to Miss ELIZA
NASH, all Of this village.
BY the same, on the 18th instant, Mr.. CLARK +.
WALKER to Mss MARIA TowsLEY, both of this town.
In this village, on the 20th inst, by John b. Hol.
lenleck, E,1, Mr.. NELSON NJ. Nay, of Milton, 10
Miss Polly BEEMAN, of this place.
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@PaAh iEar@aams 2

q NJ. POPE would respectfully inform his
% friends and the public that he viii sell his re-
naming stoca of Dry Goods at reduced prices for
cash, many Of them at prime cost.
Being determined 10 sell ont his goods before the
opening of navigation, those wanting good Good
CHEAP will do well 10 give him a call.
Burlington, Feb. 20, 1915 80
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r Y C. @ @ D 8.

A RE exhibiting n large stock of Foreign and Do.
n nestle STAPLE AMI Fancy Dry Goods by the piece
or pattern and dccurtlln TO their established rule at
prices suited to the Tunes and the season.
Ladies are particularly invited to look al their as
>orimcn, of Cashmercs. and DE LANES which as the
>ea,on is advanced will e offered low.
A q
Cashmere, Rrorhe and Other Shnwls, sotne'hln rich
and well worthy attention will be sold very cheap.
-ALso,-
n cool assortment of Merlno and Phihet Cloths,
Wooien Pidrls, Alpaca>, &C., for Cloaks, Nelvets,
plain and figured silks. Calicue,. and almost every
variety ofgool> N the line of Ladies Apparel.
ALSO, Il large stock OF Linen Goods.
Also, Cloths, Cashmere, SaiiuettS, Ve>,ings, and
other good, for genilenans wear.
ALSO, Brown and b cached Shee.ings and Shirt
ing ofvarrous styles and qualities.
Persons pm. chasing Dry Goods may find il 10 their
advantage TO examine the above stock which will lie
most c~heertnlly shown to all customers.
Dec. 12h 1911. 90
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Henry Fields Estate.
STA TIE or YER M NT \ HyuC H., .

STA TIE or VERMONT )TNHE Hon. the
District of Chitienden, -. Probate Co,r,
for the District Of Chuienden To all persons con-
ce,rned in The estate Of HENRY FIELD, late of Jer.
icnu, IN >nId Di>iilcl, decreased. GaEETING.
WHEREAS, Laura Field, adminisirairx If The estate
OF said deceased, proposes 10 render an account Of her
administration, and pre,ent her accom- against said
estate Tor examination and allowance at a session of
the Court Of Pro ate, 10 be holden at the Registers
office in Burlington, in said District, on The second
"Wednesday OF March nex,.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said court al the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, fany You have, why the accom-, aforesaid
should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th day Of
February, A! u. 1915.
3sw3 VIM. WESTON, REGISTER.
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Joseph w. ALLEN ha> removed to the Of
- fee formerly occupied ty The firm of ALLEN 4
PLA1T, and now occupies the same with Mr.. Plat.
Mr.. Allen will attend 10 he settlement ofthe Books
of,he late firm, and will here give notice ,ha, in the
settlement fthe Estate OF Herman Alien, the Books
of The partnership should he Inined iaiely closed.
Feb. 2Cth. 1915. rs
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TO
100 Brass Clocks of the finest
quality.
10000 Drilled eyed Needles,
800 Packs solid Head Pins,
10 Lbs. ounce Pms,
so boz. Fancy Soaps,
5 Gross German Pipes,
" Tin Trulnrei>,
100 boxes FINGER Rings,
20 " Bosom Pin,
SO Gross Wood Combs,
20 " plated and German spoons,
10 " Core and Boot Lace>,
so " Eyelets,
" Thompson's Hacking,
30 " Spool Thread,
30 " Side and twi,t Combs,
10 " Spectacle, ail kinds,
10 /" Spectacle Gases,
Steel Pens, German silver ware. all kinds Of Thin
BILE and many other good. tor Pedlars at the Lowest
marker prices. All are invited to look a, goods and
buy or not, a they choo,ei-no obligation to buy is
incurred by looking.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
Feb. Is, 1915. 81