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To DRESS SKINS WITH OAK 0ozE.-Put
half gallon Of lime in about three times
that quantity of water, in which, when
perfectly mixed, soak the skin, rub of
the hair--take red oak ooze strongly
boiled but cooled, and dip the skin
constantly for couple or three hours.
Do not stretch until thoroughly DIR "
Nashville Agriculturisf.
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naaII Arram scmacnfs.

The Mail from Memphis arrives on Tuesday
,,d SATURDAYS at II O'Clock noon, and depart
for Memphis nj | o'clock the same days.
The Mail from Oxford arrives on Wednes-
lav evenings, nj O'Clock, and departs Tuesday
tnofnin ar O'Clock.
The Mail from Carsollton, arrives Thursday
evenings at O'Clock, aud departs on Monday
mornings at 5oclock.
The Mail for Carroliton closes on Sunday eve
nings ats O'Clock.
Tho Mail for Oxford closes OF Mondpy eve
nings at ) o'clock.
TINS Mail for Memphis closes Oh Tueseay's
and Saturdays az IL o'clock noon.
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SQUIRE JONES' DAUGHTER.

SQUIRE JONES' DAUGHTER.
Sweet is the gush Of waterfall,
The melody Of birds,
The murmur of the livuIet,
Or leaves by zephyrs stirred;
And sweet The sound dilute and voice,
When borne across the water
Bu' sweeter still then these, the voice
OF Squire Jones' daugter,
Bright is the star, whose mellow ray
Can reach from heaven 10 earth;
And bright the tin-pan newly scower'd,
Placed on the blazing hearth;
Bright is the sword with,blood unstain'd,
By blood in bloody slaughter
But brighter still the fashiog eye
OF Squire Jones' daughter.
Red is the rosey posey's hue,
That grows down in the hoilers;
And red is Uncle Nathan's barn,
That eost a h1nfred dollars:
And red is sister Sally's shawl,
That Cousin Levi bought her
But redder still The blooming cheek
or Squire Jones' daughter.
uot is the lava-tide that rolls
Adown Vesuvius' mountain:
And hot the tide lr5at bubbles out
From Iceland's boiling fountain;
And hot boys ears, boxed for doing
That ne shouldn't oughter-
But hotter still the love | feel
For Squire Jones' daughter.
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W. ELL ANE OUS
THE GRAVE OF HARRISON.

HE " M IL ~
The editor of the Southron Chris
tian Advocate has given very pleas
ant sketch Of his Journey from Charles
ton 10 attend the late Convention at
Louisville Passing over the former
par OF his journey, we will accompany
on the trip from CincInatito Louisville
on the mail rout-the only object which
attracted the travellers attention being
the grave of Gen. Harrison. He says
of that sacred spot:-
Il was but little inclined to sight see
ing on the passage 10 Louisville. One
object desired to see. 1t was the re-
sidence and grave of Harrison-they
are one interest at least. To accom-
plish this object with more certainty,
assembled the upper deck at once, and
waited with eager interest our approach
to the melancholy place in which
were buried, in an unfortunate hour
the hopes OF great multitude whose
suffrages had raised him 10 The most ex-
allied station of honor and responsibility
known among men.
AS we neared the place, dear TO SC
! many hearts, and rendered sacred by
so many association. there was very
striking manifestation of a very com
mon and pervading interesi--and tn
| grave-the house-passed from lip t
lip as these object broke upon the sigh
of the ernest spectators. Silently tn
crowd OF travellers had gathered t
those parts of the boat from which tn
first, least INSTRUCTED and latest view
of the home and last resting place
the honored imam might be had In
stiffness of deep and absorbing sent
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
REGISTER.

The undersigned having purchased
off. A. TYLER Esq. the Weekly ReegS-
10, OGce. deem il their duty TO address
themselves TO its Patrons and-l nupl =;
in relation 10 the manner IN whlchit wills
in future, be conducted.
In thus assuming the high duty OF
conducting public journal, they may
nerhans have presumed too much upon
the;r abilities and the indulgence OF the
nnbIic. but they feel assured, that II
Eradication and unremittng afternoon
be the chief requisites to ensure me
patronage of liberal and enlightened
nuhlic. the success Of the Register VIII
be certain.
The political aspect Of the. Register
will undergo no change. To the Wing
oartv we belong; and in the ranks OF
/ that partv. weinlend 10 do battle, wheih
er victory perch upon our standard, or
defaal and ruin rage around US. we
/ Mold the principles OF the Wing party
10 be the true principles OF the Govern
oent-the principles handed down 10 US
by the sages of 76.
Although the result oFthe recent con-
ties, has proved most disastrous TO US
although our banner has traled IN the
/ dust-although its ''stars ard stripes
havo crown suddenly dim," and our
lies routed and scattered, every
a,here vet. like valiant soldiers, we
w;I snaich up our banner. and brush the
dnst from its folds; and rally Tor anoth-
er contest. ,,
The Register will not be devoted ex.
ol,s;velv TO Political intelligence. a;
.yariety is the spice of liie," we intend
- muse and deli ght oul readers, winnie
we shall attic same time publish VIVA
will both edny and instruct and as 'hS
nnhlishers will confine their attention
Exclusively to the business OF conauc !.
mo the paper, they may venture L
nroonise their subscribers an interest
mo journal. For the next two years
~ contest for the Presidency !
! l'o'l be- anticipated; aud, during suci
not = end to strive by all mean near,
to please Giving Vu, ali fair chance snd TO o;y
h heard. excluding persof@'''''7'
mo offence TO none; poo;,,er. will b
% " - WV. S. KEITH;
i F. Y. Rocket
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A green rose was plucked a lew days
ago from a plant owned by a lady OF
ColumaiaiSoutf Carolina, and sent to
the editors of the Charleston Mercury.
The. plant has borne flowers several
times this season, and invaribly pro-
duced double roses of uniform deep
green color like tina. cG the leaf
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SUBLIME ELoouENcE.-A stump prca

SUBLIME ELooUENcE.-A stump prca-
cher, describing the latter days, says;
/" Then, my dear hearers, the axle OF
the globe will have become $50 rusty,
that the earth will stop turning like
the old weather cock on yonder barn.
You will be obliged TO grease the winds
to make them glide over the EARTH and
the lightnlngs Of heaven will descend
without the assistance of ladder"
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An electric gun was exhibited in
London, few days since, which fred
1000 balls in a minute. The mode of
operation is secret, but is supposed 10
be by an explosion of gases.
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HOME PRoTECTION.-Tl

HOME PROTECTION.-The To-
we'll Courier states that sixteen girls
have been married from one room in
he Lowell Corporation this spring
They have secured ample home pro-
lection for the domestic commodities
Of virtue, industry ana affection.
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WILLIAM SMITH.
Late Of TIE tirne cf1Htler & Smih. }

Attorney s. Counsellor at Law,
Pamela, COUNTY. MISS.
SAR LII practice in the Circuit Courts
~ OF the 9Th Judicial District, The
Chancery Court at Holly Strings, and
the Federal Court at Pontoioc,
Office in Belmont. 5-tf
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REFERENCES.
Thomas II. Allan, Memphis, Ten.
Allan 81 Apperson, Comm Merchts .
Archibald Walker, Memphis A"
Walker, Anderson g. Co. - "
J. GiIIis &Co Com NJ. 50 "
Robson 81 Allan, G NJ n. Orleans.
w. Y. Gholson Esq, Cincinnti Ohio
James Murdock, Huntsville Ala.
PANOLA CO., MISS.
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n In O nh n Ks. Turner,
.TTORNEl ATLAW.

VKTiIl practice in the Circuit Courts
w Pamela, Tallahatchie, Yalobusha.
Lafayette, Marshall and Desoto counties
the Chancery Court at Holly Springs,
and The Federal court at Pontotoc.
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DRY GOODS NOTICE,

WOULD once more respectfully ask the atten-
ton of my numerous patrons and the public generally
to New and Splendid Stock of Rich Dress Coos am
this day opening Having been New York and Boston
Markets for the past days given nv entire time and
Iee uy warranted IN saving that am now prepared TO
show the richest and best selected of Goods
offered in this tocn, and equal any in BostoA
much lower prices. cannot here all the New
Goods but will name some of the leading articles
CLOAKINGS, &c.
In Rich Ombra Standings all c1lors new article and
not to he found at any other Store GAIA Pads Rob Roy
Ih6ets Apaccas, and heavy corded Changeabte SILKS
ana all o'her styles ever kept by any one.
DRESS GOODS.
100 NEW DRESSES of French Cashneres and Mouss-
neS, In designs splendid thdn any ever before i'm
ported Also every description Of Reps and Corded Cash
shillings per yard.
SILKS-SILKS.
so ps NEW SILK some Of ohch haze not been import
aosten ddyS-embacng some of the elegant stl les
ever offered in this country Any one in OF Rich
SIX VIII be sure to find the latest style and handsomest
S2,25. "
SHAWLS
OUer One Thousand ShaUls embracing nearly one hum
dred different styles, from the cheap Blanket Shawl
TO the Finest Cashmere S25 Purchasers will find on
examination that this is the Place purchase good Shaws
Cheap
PRLNTS-4O cases New Prints, some beau
ul styles from the Merrimack Fall River American and
Hamilton Print Works, embracing all qualities from to
20 cts per yard
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets. T'ailors'
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods of every kind
PETS-FEATHERS.
OIL CLOTHS, all Withstand every description of Dry
Goods ever found in Store and at prices that cannot
fail of being entirely satisfactory
call from purchasers requested and my Goods and
prices DO not please they may assured they will not be
urged 10, nor fnsutted gthey do not buy.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. %. dwss
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erted and excellent influence Wherever
she became known she to be reverenced and
loved Many human hearts have been made better and
happier through her fundamentally. And in contemplate
ing death have the profound consolation of believ
ing with all the of which the mind is capable
such subject that she has but exchanged this world for
better and that she gone join the spirits the just
made perfect" How beautiful the feet of them that
preach the gospel of peace and bring glad dngs of good
things"
In Paxton Sept. "a, BraddyB Livermore Esq., 80; Mrs
Lois R., wife of Mr. Samuel A. GrOsvenOr, ST.
In this town, Sept. a. by Rev. Mr. Binney Mr. Albert W.
Cox TO Miss Caroline w Sykes.
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SPLENDID NEW GOODS,

FEFHE subscribers are NOW OPENING the
Z largest and best assortment of
NEW FALL GOODS
they have offered in this MARKET and they respectfully
invite all who wish purchase, examine their stock
consisting in part of Super, Medium, and Low priced
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS
AND SATINETS,
embracing Styles beautiful coors and great variety
CLOAK GOODS!
Viz Super Black Blue black and Geld Tibet Cloths. very
superior goods and worthy the buyers-Super
Indiana Cloths silk Warp Alpaccas Napolitan Cloths &c
in great variety.
DRESS GOODS,
including all the styles of Cashmeres Reps DEcosse
DLanes Aepnes Alpaca Lusres, and great variety of
Cheap D'Lanes, Calicoes &c.
IN SHAWLS
They feel confident they show rich an assortment
any other Establishment in town. among them are two
Rich CGskmeres very beautiful patierns-lwo car
very Rich Printed CGskmereS the STYLE and an
endless variety Of other Shawls
They intend 10 keep frst-rate assortment of
BLACK, and BLUE-BLACK SILKS,
Gloves Hosiery Linen Goods, Laces other fancy articles
and first rate assortment of
Domestic and Furnishing Goods,
at the lowest cas- h prices.
d. S. MESSENGER s. CO.,
39w3tisd3wis5wos opposite Worcester Bank
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NEW ENGLAND
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
AND FURNISHING DEPOT.


AND FURNISHING DEPOT,
No g, South End Merchants R0ao, Worcester,
Directly in Front The Worcester House.
NE R. L. BRIGHAM, me of the proprietors of
dA the above establishment would respectfully inform his
friends and the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that for
the last three months he has been idle but has been
employed since he sold his Tailoring Establishment in get
ting manufactured one of the best assortments of
CUSTOM READY-MADE CLOTHING
that can be found in this county
Inc poprietors do say that they have more Goods
IN store than sold in Worcester neither do they
say that Goods OF like quality be bought by ohe
ueaes but they do say that they not for they know
made Of
We do not say that sell goods Is 20 per cent
Tess than cost for during IL years trade have not yet
discovered the secret of making money in that way but
we will guarantee to sell Clothing better quality and
as low prices be bought the county of Worcester
whether they are bought at Muster or elsewhere.
BY the way they would just say that understanding there
Is TO be General Muster every day this fall but few
doors morrill, shall make every possible effort be
hand Any way, shall ali times be within hailing
distance of where the Great Rush be- and Goods
VIII al all times be ready for Inspection and will be exhib
ed 10 strangers without bowbeating or insulting them
they are not ready to purchase.
They would say, that having been patronized far beyond
their most saguine expectations. they have made such
engagements will enable them keep pace with the in
creased old customers and extend the invita-
non TO all who may be in want of Custom Made Clothing
TO call at the
Nea0 England Clothing Warehouse,
where they will the gentlemanly and cou
teous treatment, ana BETTER GOODS and GREATER
BARGAINS than be found other Establishment.
Our Stock of SEASONABLE GOODS is very extensive,
consisting IN part follows
Dress and EFP0Ck Goats,
large assortment and made in the styles and
best manner from Germon, French English and American
manufactures.
OOes' CO@6s, Sacks, s. EseEtOs,
And endless variety of Plain and Wave Beavers Gold
MiXd and Codington Tweeds, Cassimeres Satnets, &c
SPANISH CLOAKS and MACKINAW BLANKET
COATS-the best article offered in this place.
SUPER BLACK CASs. PANTS.
large assortment from S4 to SO.
Fancy Cass. and Doeskin Pants.
We have 10000 pair, but have many that it would
requir eto much labor to them.
VESTS---VESTS.
Plain and Figured Velvet Super Boild Satin, Plain
and Figured Cashmere, Alrpne Valenciaal (which
of our manufacture.
FUR FINISHING GOODS.
Plain and Fig'd Silk and Satin scars and Cravats, b.
SONS, Collars, Suspenders Gloves, Hdkis, Shirts and
Draws, Also, prime lot of Socksal Of which will be
sold Mt such prices fail TO suit purchasers
The public are respectfully invited to call and examine
the above stock of Goods and satisfy themselves that it
not altogether hun6ug advertisement
THAYER & co.
Worcester Sept. 81. d4w w8t SO
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Office of the Worcester & Nashua R. R Co..

WORCESTER, Sept "a, 1915 !
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Wor.
n cester and Nashua Rail Road Company will be held at
this Office Tuesday, October z Is45 O'Clock p NJ
to on the following articles viz:
Ist To ascertain whether the Stockholders of the Wor-
and Nashua Rail Road Company will unite with the
Groon and Nashua Rail Road Corporation according to the
provisions If their respective charters
3D. To act any other business concerning the
of the Company
Per order of the Directors,
e. B. LONG,
dwtf4O Clerk pro TEN. and Treasurer,
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CARD.

THOMAS EARLE would at This time respectfully return
his thanks TO the citizens Of Worcester vicinity
liberal patronage bestowed him opening here-t
has been beyond his sanguine expecations-but
account OF his health has been obliged TO give il up and
lee warranted in recommending his customers to continue
with his successOrs-most of whom have been in the habit
of trading with Thompson, the firm he
engaged with me the past two years. 7. EARLE.
Worcester Sept. 18th, 1916 d&wtfS9
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dwtf4O
NOTICE.

THE subscriber offers for sale all the SLIPS or PEWS
in the Union Church in Worcestershire being
built in modern style and of the very best materials with
ahogany Scrolls, Mahogany Gaping dimensions 10 and
half feet in length by three feet and and half inches in
widh-numher Of Slips seventy-two.
The present offers opportunity any who
about building Meeting House. Call upon the subscriber
at No. 79 Main Street, or I. WAsHBURN IA Summer ST.
LEWIS BRADFORD.
worcester Sept rs, 1915. dw40
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CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE STORE,

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
VIE Subscribers having purchased of Thomas Earle his
entire Stock of Boots and Shoes, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public general that they have
formed copanershp existing under the firm of Thompson
Ballard for the purpose OF Transferring the Boot and Shoe
business at the old stand 10 Mainstreet is their nen
ton to keep complete and the rest gualitv-
All persons DESTROYS of purchasing Boots Shoes at low
prices, are respectfully nvite call and examine our
stock-where they will find Ladies' and Gentlemens Phila-
dephla Boots and Shoes of the finest quality Also Mems
Boys and Chidrens, CALI Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
oil every description all of which will be sold as low as at
any other store We hope by close application our bu
shess, ana maniesting desire 10 please that may
receive liberal share II Public Patronage
THOMPSON & BALLARD.
OLNEY r. THOMPSON,
CHARLES BALLARD.
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EVENING DRESSES

7 have just opened splendid assortment of Rich
L Suffs for Evening Dresses, comprising Rich Chame-
lion silks in beautiful coors, Heavy Brocade, in entirely
designs Beautiful Embroidered Muslin Dresses i'm
ported within eight days, and of the most FASHION
BL e desigd. These goods will all he sold low
can be bought at the store where they sell many
goods. d&w40 JOHN b. WYMAN.
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CASHMERE SHAWLS-

WI this week opening 10 Cartons RICH CASH :
w MERE SHAWLS, among which some SPLEEN
did styles, for only eight dollars also complete as
sortment Of WOODEN SHAWLS, at very low prices
3w40 G. A. UPTON a. co,
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FURNISHING GOODS.

GREAT bargains can he had in Qniits, Blankets. Ia
VI bic Linens, Diapers Crashes Sheetings, Tickings
Patches, &C., &C., at C.. A. UPTON CO.'S.
Sept "a. 3w40
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Machinests Wanted,

(lX or Eight Iron Workmen; whom liberal pay and
- steady employment for numbeS years will be given
None bnt those of gn0d moral character experience in
the business need apply Those with families are preferred
Apply at this Office. dwtf40 Sent 26.
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EDWARD LIVERMORE,S
WFFKI.V RTTTI ETIN on
A New Boot and Shoe Store

New and Fresh Lot of Goods.
w. PUTNAM is now opening at his rooms,
-. 1913 Central Exchange, Main ST.,
entire and fashionable lot of Gentlemens LADIES'
Boys and Misses and Chidren's BOOTS and SHOES of
every variety and approved STYLE He atters him
self having had small experience in the business and
selecting his goods personally and with care he shall he
able meet the wishes both quality and price, of
those who choose to favor him with their patronage
Retail Dealers please apply.
Understand, 1853 Central Exchange, Main ST.
Worcester, Sept. a. dwtf 40
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STRAY CATTLE.

- NAME into the enclosures of the subscribers
ET-1TT ~ six head of CatIe-5 Fat Cows, two years
WTTS old Steer, and Yearling Heifers. The owner
eA is requested to prove property, pay charges and
take them away. l.. &. E. l.. BARNARD,
Worcester Sept 25, 1945. dwtf4O
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Real Estate Market,- WaII-st., IVY

Real Estate Market, 81 Wall-st., NY
- 4 MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de-
m1 N scribed Regiser,we especially invite the
@ attention of those who wish buy Farms, which are
very good and at the time very cheap to the follow
ing:
lst-CoRtans 225 Of Land Of the first quality in
high stnIe of cultivation fruit of the best kinds with two
living streams running through it good dwelling House.
three Barns &C., very handsomely situated in Morrsvie
the county seat of Madison County, N " 20 miles from
Utica Price $685.
2d-300 in Fairfax Co., Virginia. on the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
Vernon, the late residence of President Washington-
Price $3.50.
3dA beautiful Farm of l5A acres fexceent Land with
choice fruit good buildings and very avorahy located in
harmony, Chautanque Co., N. " will be sold with farm
ing, and sugar making and darying utensils for $780,
EARLE, Worcester, OF the subscribers New York
Aug. IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. So State-street, Hartford. Conn.,.
With sound and available Capital of 100000
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire 10
~ the citizens of Worcester and lis vicinity 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter OF
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment, and its
prompttude in paying losses well known and esab
lIshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President
SIMEON L. LooMIs Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, s45. sU
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred for particulars, TO A. H. Bull
LocH, ESQ.,, in Worcester, Mass.
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FANCY GOODS AND Toys.

~ ton, the largest and most complete assortment of
FANCY GOODS and TOYS, ever before offered in this
Town. Those in want of Fancy Goods, will find nearly
all descriptions that be found-Traveing Baskets
and Bags, of all kinds, constantly hand also, Will
low Wagons and Cradles. 3w40
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PAPER HANGINGS.

nor the hest and cheapest assortment paper hang
ingsin Worcester please call al No SO Main Street,
where may always be found splendid assortment vary
ing in price and quail ~, from the miserable pa
per, to The most bea utul French.
Sept. "a. tao TABOR & HAMMOND.
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WOODEN GOODS,

NJ OhEdI DIN 6.1IVf o.
~ A. UPTON & CO.. would give notice that they have
~ just received large and complete assortment of
WOODEN GOODS, among which may be found double
and single Twiled BROAD CLOTHS Of all colors and
prices Pilot and Beaver Cloths. Cashmere, Doe SKINS
of the latest Styles, salinste, Kentucky Jeans. Ban
kets, FrOckngs, Yarns, &c, all of which will be sold
IFAT VERY LOW PRICES N
3w40 by @. A. UPTON.
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REMNANTS OF WHITE IRISH

900 yards White Irish Linens in pieces of from IA to
Il yards, which will he sold for much less than their
valu . Call soon and buy cheap, of
d2w4O HARDoN, BROWN & CO.
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1905 GASES AND PACKAGEs

Dry Goods, Crockery, and China Ware,
which make superior any in this county
ANY person by going different Rail Road Depots and
Express Offices in this town. will find we have under
rated the quantity have received the creduity of
many people might receive too a shock.
The following with every kind Dry Goods ever want.
ed ALWAYS on hand
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GIRL WANTED.

ONE who understands Housework, and bring recon-
" mendaons, is wanted in the family of the subscriber
Sept %. dit ID. S. MESSENGER.