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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15
sE9ERIFF;S SALE.
Valuable Tavern stand, Town
Lots, &C, i'm the Town OF Fay
cite, at ShcriH>s Sale.

cttes AZ SncF1l - SaEc'
DY virtue of an order made by the Howard Cir
I'D cult Court, at the June Term thereof, D,
1915, shall on Tuesday, the I'd day Of December,
lS45, between 8 O'clock, A. NJ, and D O'Clock,
P. M, Of that day, offer for sale, before the Court
House door, in the town Of Fayette, while the
Circuit Court Of Howard County is in Session, the
following described lots, in tie town Of Fnyete,
Ax.sA Howard County, Mo, and all the i'm.
issEfH provements thereon; which improve
lsiksH#2 ments consist of large and commO-
@saszsNfsz$ dous FRAME BUILDING, two sto-
res. with an extensive well furnished dining room
attached thereto, story high. Also, large
two story BRICK BUILDING. Said buildings
contain several rooms each, being the same prop
erty formerly owned and occupied by |. P. Owen,
decd, as Tavern Stand and being the same now
occupied by Beverly A. Shepherd. There is also
situate upon said lots large and extensive livery
stable will fitted up. | will also sell, said day,
the following described tract of land, situate in
said county, about one and half miles north west
Of the town of Fayette, tine road leading from
tayette to Glasgow, tO-wit: 1896 acres, being
part Of the N. E. Or. of Section 3, Township 50,
Range 16.
TERSs-One third of the purchase money to be
paid in hand and the bas nee in two equal install
ments Of one and two years. Bond with approved
security TO be given by the purchaser for the pur
chase money.
Said Land, Lots and Tenements, will be sold as
the property Of the heirs and legal representatives
of lDatius P Owen, decd, for the purpose of par.
tition. JACOB HEADRICK,
Sheriff Horard County.
Faye,te, October 4th, ls45, 3O-ts
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Final settlement.
Final Settlement Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
l will apply to the County Court of Randolph
County, on the 4th Monday in November for a
final settlement of his administration on the es.
tate Of John A. Jones, decd
ROBERT WILSON,
Surviving Administrator of the estate of John A.
Jones, decd
Randolph County, November LIST, l945 34-4t
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John Manson g. Son,

Wholesale and Retail Grocers, and dealers
in every description Of produce,
ENEELlNG it their unbOunded duty to return
Il their grateful Acknowledgements to their
friends and customers for their liberal patronage,
beg leave again TO acquaint them that they are
still offering, at their old stand, No 100, the me
inducements-good bargains and good Goods.
We have in addition to our former stock of
Groceries, a genteel and lovely assortment of
Boots and Shoes and many articles of Hardware
and Cutlery.
Glasgow, November 9Th, 1915.
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Cans.
Great Attraction ,

At the Ph ladeLphia Clothing Store.
lust received and now opening an extensive
- assortment of ready made clothing, at the sign
of the large breeches an eHtirely new stock
amongst which will be found variety of superior
articles, unusually found in establ shmeuts of the
kind, West; and all at such prices to defy COM
petition. LYONS d STEINFIELD.
Boonville, November 18th, 1915.
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NOTICE

JSHEREBY GIVEN, to all who may have claims
l. against James Shepherd decd, that if they
are presented 10 the undersigned, properly anthem
ticated, they will be paid l hope those having
anxious to settle all his debts,
BARBRA A. SHEPHERD.
WIFE Of deceased
November 18th, 1915. 36-3t.
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BOOTS AND SHOES--l000 pair of boots and
shoes Just received per Gen. Brooke direct from
Boston, for sale on the most liberal terms
}. MANSON g. SON,
No. 100 Water ST., Glasgow.
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The Peoples Store.
Tie Tariff RcpeQled.

u
TUST received by the subscribers, and now
- opening for Sale, at the house formerly occu-
pied by Richard II. Law, on the North East side
of the public square, in the town Of Fayette, a
large and extensive assortment of New and
Fashionable DRY GOODS. Also, full supply of
Groceries, Hardware, Qucensware, Salt, &c,
upon which they have reduced the tariff TO a
strictly revenue standard, which they will dispose
of at the lowest possible rates for cash or country
produce, or upon the usual credit to punctual
dealers. LAW s. BYNUM.
Fayette, October 18th, lS45.
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10 Consumers ocEr0sa and steel.
VETE have on hand and expect constantly 20
w keep large and sci. assorted stock con-
sisting Of
Par Iron Of various sizes
Round R,d and Hoop do.
american lister, Cast and German Steel,
To wh.C.. yc respectfully invite ycur at'en ion.
D. PERRY ,y. Co.
Fayette, October Ism, lS4j
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pOOTS AND SHOES.-A fine lot of Boots and
a1 shoes opened nud for sale at our usual low
prices. HICKMAN & ALLEN,
Fayete, October 4'h, ls+5,
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And SSH they Come.
NEW WINTER GOODS.


NEW WINTER GOODS.
The subscribers beg leave to return thanks to
their many friends and the public generally, for the
extended and very liberal patronage bestowed on
their past eXertioDs, and would most respectfully
inform them that they are now receiving and OPEN
ing large and beautiful ass Orment of new styles
Of WINTER GOODS selected with great care
and adapted to the wants of this community, which
they offer for sale upon the most reasonable terms
among which may be found
Prints of various styles and qualities,
Cashmeres for ladies' dresses, splendid patterns
Blue and Mourning prints,
Brown and beached Sheetngs,
OsnaburgS; brown and bleached Drilling,
Shifting, dc.
Tckings. assorted qualities,
Red. yellow, green and white ianne!s,
Brown and beached Canton do.
Kentucky Jeans. Kerseys and Tweeds,
Su,tinetts, all styles and qualities,
Broadcloths, different cOlors and qualities,
Plaid and plain Linseys,
Vermont and Sleeps grey Cl)ths.
Alpaccas, well assorted.
Blue, red and green Macknaw blankets,
Whitney and family do.
Pilot and Beaver Cloths,
Also, large stock of Boots and Shoes, Glass
and Queensware Groceries, Sc, comprising q
complete assortment of goods suitable to the wants
Of this community.
KUNRLE g. KRING.
Fuyette, Novsmber 9Th. 1915
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SAPPING TONS PILLS, for sale by
- October 18th, lsi5, j. D. PERRY ,E.o.
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{ ESIINGS-A magnificent assortment, cali
and take look, aHd yea will oe sure to bug.
LAW & BENCM.
Fayeste, October 18th, lS45.
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Dissolution.

The bus mess which has been carried on under
the firm of Lyons S,einfield g. Co." is by mutual
consent dissolved, and hereafter will be conducted
under the firm OF Lyons & Steinield.
ALEX LYONS,
JOHN STEINFIELD,
NJ KORAN
Boonvile, Nov ember 18th, l545.
P. &. All those who are indebted to the old
firm will please nsme forward as soon as possible
and settle up and all those who have claims
against said firm will present them to the new firm
Of LYONS & STEINFIELD.
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Consumption Of thc Lungs.

Atsctions Of lie Liver, ASlhma, Btonchitis, Pam
or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs, Chronic
Coughs. Piewisy, UsmOrrhqge qf Lgngs,
nnh ell a .laaLinns nf IA, 49, .
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sf!aEIiGets.
Cashgncros Alpacas 8, Mcrinoes

choice lot Just opened and for sale low bv
Fayette, Oct. 4th, ISIS HICKMAN g. ALLEN
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TIC FU0Te mug raFuTf7s arIIc's Nhea used *
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
DIED,

In this village, Jan. 25 Ada A, daughter of Els
abeth and Masa Willis, aged year and II months.
On her we dotted much, for much was given,
But she has pass'd away from earth TO heaven.
In Sury, N. H., Jan. 81, Mrs Prudence, wife of
David Shaw, Esq, aged 65 years.
In Alstead, N. H., Jan. l6, very suddenly, Mr.
Daniel Hodgkin, aged 20.
In Swanzey, Mr. Samuel Lane, aged &c, revo-
lutionary soldier.
In Seekonk, Mass. Jan. %, Of canker rash, John
Carnes, son of John C. Welsh, Pastor Of the Bap-
tist Church in that place, aged years. Also, on
the 18th, James Ridgway, aged months, OF the
same disease These were the only of the
bereaved parents. II is remarkable that Mr. Welsh
called to part with his only two sons, John and
James, by the same disease, within one week, in
November and December, 1881.
In Warwick, Jan. %, of consumption, Mrs Mary
j., wife Of Mr. Joshua II. Lamb of Mortified,
aged %.
In Leyden, Jan. 26, Jonathan Green, son of Mr.
Joseph Green, aged "a.
In Sterling, Mass, Jan. 18th, Mrs Relief, relict
of Mr. Edward Johnson, aged 81 years-Jan l6,
Mrs Eliza, wife of Charles H. Willard, aged 43.
In Shrewsbury, Jan. 4, Capt. Noah Allen, ag. Ga.
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NOTICE!!
Sale of Real Estate.

THE Subscriber, Administrator Of the Es-
IL tate OF MOVES HARRIS, late Of Rock
ingham, deceased, having obtained an order of
the Probate Court within and for the District Of
Westminster, TO sell oil the Real Estate OF
which the said deceased died, siezed, and pos
sessed, In this State, except the Widows dover
and including the reversion of The same, hereby
gives notice that he will sell the same at public
vendue at the Store on the premises, now oc-
cuped by ID. +. Gushing, on the 9th day of
March next, unless the same shall be sold at
private sale previous TO said time. Said real
Estate consists of Store a. feet long, % feet
wide, and two stories high-the lower part is
finished for Store, and the upper part for a
dwelling, which is now occupied for that pur-
pose-attached to said Store is Two story
shed, back Store and a good garden.
Any one wishing TO engage in the Mercantile
business, will find it for their interest 20 ex-
anime said premises before locating elsewhere.
For further particulars enquire OF r. Earl,
Esq. at the premises, or the subscriber at
Wiiamsville.
GEO. w. GOODRICH, Administrator.
Campridgeport, Vt. Jan. 90, ls45. %
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MARRIED.

In this town, on the 22d ult., by Rev w. s.
Ballou, MIR Stephen Smith and Miss Ann Louisa
Kent both of Gulford.
In Wilmington, Jan. 23d, by Rev J. w. Bailey,
Mr. Elijah Bowker to Miss Alice Bradford.
By the same, Jan. 2Sih, MIR Willard Gorham to
Miss Sarah Barnard, all of W.
10 Guilford, Dec. 10th. by N. P. Chaplin, Esq,
Mr. Samuel l.. Wicks to Miss Jemima Smith, both
Of Northampton, Mass
BY the same, Dec. 3ist, Mr. James II. Atcherson
of Greenfield, Mass. TO Miss Harriet Gains Of
Guilford.
BY the same, Jan. 27th MIR Henry Walcott Of
Charemont, formerly Of London, England, TO Miss
Mary Ann Green Of Shelburne, Mass.
In Bennington Jan. 22d, by Rev Mr. Hodges,
MIR julius o. Scott, and Miss Ann Clark.
AT Pownal, Jan. Ia, by A. Whipple, Esq, MIR
William s. Duncan to Miss Harriet II. Hewes,
both Of Bennington.
In Ewing, Jan. %, Mr. James II. Straiton OF
Mortified, to Miss Phila p. Holton of the former
place.
In New Salem, Jan. !, by Rev Mr. Harding, MIR
Arad Alexander of Orange, 10 Miss Mary Ann S.
Thompson OF N. Salem
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FrRE.---Meeting House Burnt.-The Orthodox
Meeting House in West Bruitleboro was burnt to
the ground on Sunday morning last. A pretty
brisk fire had been kept up during the morning,
which was excessively cold Al 0 o'clock the first
bell was rung, and the sexton left the house In
lees than half hour The smoke and fire was seen
bursting from every window, and within an hour
II was entirely in ruins The house was quite old,
being, we believe, the frss meeting house ever
built in town. and was somewhat out of repair
The principal loss is in the clock aud bell which
were of course destroyed.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at public Auction, by order
w of the Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro, on SATURDAY the 9Th day of
MARCH next, at one O'Clock P. M, at the
late residence OF LEWIS HOLTON, late of
Dummerston, deceased, all of the real estate
which the sad Holton died siezed and possess
ed of in said Dummerston, consisting Of about
one acre Of Land, with good dwelling house,
barn, sheds, and a shoe shop thereon, and is
pleasantly situated IN the middle of the town,
and is a good location for most kinds Of me-
chanical business. Also--three slips 10 the
Union Meeting Houee.
For further particulars inquire Of the sub
scribers, near the premises.
ASA KNIGHT, ! Aa,,.
JOHN CLARK, "' To-
Dummerston, Feb. 1, 1916. %
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SIR HENRY PoTTINsER AND KE-YISo THE CHINA
CoMMIssIosER.-A public dinner was given to Sir
Henry Pottinger at Liverpool the 18th ult, atwhch
complimentary speeches made. Sir Henry in re-
ply the toast in compliment to HIMSELF spoke of his
negotiation in China and of the great object he had in
view and spoke follows of the character and ability
of the Chinese commissioner Ke-ying;
~ had the great happiness to meet with cores
ponding feeling in the high commissioner Keyng, than
whom a more enlightened statesman do not beeve
there is in any country in Tie ,cOrd. feeling a.
live all the amenities of e and particularly
that high feeling which dictated his conduct through
this negotiation. | could were il admissible in
such society, tell you of such instances Of ke-yings
high feeling and noble conduct, would dare say
onish you. trust at some future period, it will please
her Majestys government TO do him and the Chinese
character generally justice by making his dispatches
and letters public. II would not astonsh you only but
all the world to find such sentiments existing in what
have been in the habit Of thinking sef-secluded
Chinese mandarin
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STATE OF VERMONT.
MARLBoRo.A

MARLBORO ~
In Probate Court, February 3, 1916,
GOMES Betsey Godfrey, executrix of the Last
~ Will and Testament of ASA GODFREY
late Of Nottingham in said district, deceased, and
allowance.
Whereupon, It is ordered that the same be he.sd
and examined before this court at session thereof
to be holden at Wilmington in said district. ON the
last Thursday OF February instant and that said
and place Of said hearing, by p,.olishlng copy Of
me record Of this order three weeks in
The Vermont Phnnix Pri.,ted a. Brattleboro in said
district, previous to So ID time of hearing.
true copy of rr,ecord.
"a A'.'est RoYALh TYLER, Reksr.
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Auction Notices, &c.
NOTICE.

HNAKEN on several executions, and will be
Il sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of FEBRUARY inst, at 10 o.
clock A. M, at the dwelling house OF lothian
Warren, in Brattleboro, the following proper
ty, viz:-
Horse; yearling Heifer; Shoat;
or Sleds; Cart and Hay Body;
COX Yokes; | Iron Bar; Sleigh;
Harness; 2 Chains;
Fire Frame; l Grind Stone;
Manure Fork; Pitch Forks; I Axe;
10 TO is tons Hay; bs. Corn, SC. SIC.
CHS. CHAPLIN, ID. Sheriff.
Brattleboro, Feb. 8, 1s45. 2w24
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QUITTING AND MAKING

of Gentlemen's Clothing 10 all its varieties, in
the most perfect and fashionable manner; and
with all due Difference to his bretheren of the
Shears and the Thimbe, he at once soicits
and de6es competition.
All Garments, the making of which shall be
entrusted TO him, shall be thoroughly made in
the best and most fashionable style, and with
neatness and despatch.
He can assure the fastidious, that garments
made by him have the true City touch, fit and
finish; and he can refer the doubling and en-
curing, to the best dressed young men in town,
for ample proof.
Few men are entirely unconscious how
greatly the ease, quiet, self-compacency and
true happiness of the timer man depend upon
the apparel in which the 'outeT man is habited
and one of the cheapest and surest sources OF
enjoyment is, in having the mortal frame well
clad in fitting and finished garments. Without
this, few men can feel sufficiently at ease in
good society, especially in the society Of ladies,
TO fully develope their mental resources, or the
riches Of their affections.
Clothing made at Harris, has The magic
power 10 put the wearer entirely at his ease.
IL robs youth Of its embarrassments, and diff
dence Of its awkwardness.
Let those who doubt, call, examine, and
above all try, and their doubts will dissolve
like ice-sickles at sunny noon.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED TO FIT.
PRICES SHALL ALSO FIT.
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A BOY
Brattleboro Academy.

VtHE Spring Term ofthis Institution, will COM
a mence on Wednesday the 18th of February
next, under the continued Superintendent of Mr.
GEORGE d. NEWTON.
Such assistance will be employed as the interest
OF The school may require. Besides the studies
usually taught in this Institution, instruction will
be given in the Italian and French languages and
Music, for each of which there will be addition
al charge.
Application for board may be made TO the Pre-.
ceptor or the Committee OF the Board Of Trustees.
t,ifI LAFAYETTE CLARK, SEC.
BFatteboro, Jan. %, 1916. 70
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HADDoNriELD, N. j., April 20, 1913.

HADDoNFiELD, N. j., April 20, lS43.
On about the 18th day Of October, lS4l, was
taken with violent pain in the side, the liver,
which continued about five days, and was followed
by the breaking OF an ulcer, abscess, inwardly,
which relieved the pain little, bnt caused me TO
throw up great quantity of offensive matter, and
also much blood. Being greatly alarmed at this, l
could do but little for me except give me some
Mercury Pills, which refused TO take, feeling sat
isfed that they could do me no good many other
remedies were then procured by my wife and friends,
but none did me any good and the discharge of
blood and corruption still continued every few days,
and at last became offensive that could scarcely
breath. lwas also seized with violent Cough,
which at times caused me TO raise much more blood
than had done beforehand my disease continued
in this way still growing worse, until February,
when oil hope Of my recovery was given up, and
my friends all thought would die OF galoping
Consumption. AT this moment when my life was
apparently drawing near its close, heard of DIR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and got a bottle,
which relieved me Immediately and by the use OF
only three bottles of this medicine, all my pains
were reiDoved-my cough and splitting ofblood and
corruption entirely stopped, and IN few weeks my
health far restored 10 enable me 10 work
at my trade, (Which is carpenter) and up to this
time have enjoyed good health.
Gloucester County, NJ :, IS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one
of the Justices of the Peace in and for the said
county, Thomas Cozens, aud being duly affirmed
according to law, saith the above statement is in oil
1 things true.
Affirmed before me- on the Goth day of Apr. l643. I
). CLEMENT, }. p.
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QUIT C..

Mr.. HART has paid particular attention to
the science Of CuTrISe, and is prepared upon
the shortest notice TO cut every variety of gar
ments, in manner that cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction.
Most kinds of produce received in exchange
for work. Citizens from the neighboring
towns, are particularly invited to call and be
satisfied Of the truth of this advertisement
E. HART.
Bra,teboro, January s0th, ls45. %
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Rev. Mr. Barlow has commenced delivering a
course of Lectures in our village. His FIRST Lee
ture was delivered ON Wednesday evening Of last
week, and is spoken of in the highest terms. His
subject was 'The Chiyalry of the 10Th century, a
fruitful subject.
His I'd lecture was TO have been on the evening
of the 9Th, at Wheelers Hall, but we 60 to press
without hearing from it, They are to be continued
on Wednesday evenings
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Fsb. 2.

At market, 5l7 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes of Working
Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep, and about
100 Shotes
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle--We quote extra so first
quality, IS 90 25i second quality, 81 so 4 75.
Working ozen-sales noticed at $40, $50, and
S94 so.
Cows and Caves--D ull-Quality very pocr.--
Sales noticed al $l7 so, %, "a, "A 90 end &55
Sheep-Dull Sales noticed at % rs 275, and
one lot at 81 50.
Swine-Ssles moi noticed
N. b. About 60 head Of cattle remain unsold
OF very poor quality.-l Morning Chronicle.
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A CARD.

r. FRANKS, returns his sincere thanks to
the Gentlemen of Bratsleboro and its neighboring
towns, for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him since his commencement in his
present line of business and being fully aware
that his Garments will give entire satisfaction, he
hopes still to merit a share of their custom.
Bratteboro, Jan. "a, IS45. %
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TRIMMINGS.

He has also just received from Boston very
choice and full stock of Trimmings, suited TO
every variety Of garment, which will be sup
piled to his customers upon the most reasona-
Bile terms, and which may be depended upon as
the very best Of their kind.
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BOSTON, JAxuARr 90, ls4b.

HNHE stockholders of the Vermont and
Il Massachusetts Rail Road Company are
hereby notified that the first assortment of
TEN DOLLARS on each share has been lev
led, payable on LIST OF March next,
The same may be paid at the Bank Of Brat
tleboro, or at the Treasurer's Office, No. IL
Merchants Exchange, State Street, Boston.
JOHN ROGERS, Treasurer
"a VI. and Mass. Rail Road Co.
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Nfa0p Ma0f GIotttMN,

consisting of Over Goats, Dress and Frock
Goats, Vests and Pantaloons, which he Offers
10 his friends and the public cheap for Cash.
These garments have been selected by himself
from the best Tailoring establishments, with
great care, and with strict reference TO the
quality Of material, style Of making, the latest
fashion, and the wants and taste of this COM
muniiy. They were purchased for CASH, at
the lowest prices, and will be sold at a very
small advance. No one can fail to be pleased
with his garments and their price, and full
share of the public patronage is undoubtingy
expected.
He will also continue assiduously TO devote
himself TO the
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Lumber Waited.

4 5000 FEET yellow Pine 3oards 100 st,eh.
n of Chestnut, 10 feet Icing; 10000 Feet S.rio
Lath' Cash paid by N. Is. WILLISTON
January ~, 23l
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NEW BOOKS.

DROCEEDINGS of the Court for the
IL Trial of the Right Rev. Benjamin T..
Onderdonk, ID. D.; the School and the School
Master, manual for the use Of teachers, &c.,
at the BOOKSTORE.
Feb, 4, 1916. "a