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CREAT reduction in goods at the Bal
A. GREEN,
Auctioneer

rREAT reduction In goods at the Bal
" timore cash store.--The subscribers are
now receiving part of their fall stock
100 pieces of new style fall prints, which they
will sell at from Ct to 12k cents
50 pieces French gnghams, at 49, to 25 cents
large lot Of cashmere d'ecosse, at greatly re-
duced prices
900 pieces brown cotton, shifting, and sheeting,
which they will sell at from 6! to 12i
cents ... st.. -. ..r...
200 pieces hleached lonecoth shirtiDg and
sheetng, from 81 to l6 cents
A large lot Of hem.stitched linen-cambrc hand
kerchiefs .
We are receiving in the way Of cloths and cassi-
meres-- .....
90 pieces new style cassimeres, costing from
rs cents to 81 IS
10 pieces French black, ribbed and plain, at
much less than former prices
90 do black and blue cloths, at various prices
5 do super French black cloth, of the best
Importation
To all OF which call the attention Of purchasers
vho may be in want Of good and cheap goods.
PITTMAN q PHILLIPS.
San l--6t
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From James Page, esq. q.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %, 1876.
GENTLEMEN: Your invitation to be present at a
public meeting, to be held at Tammany Hall on the
Cd of September, was duly received. Much as it
would crafty me to encounter the sterling democ-
racy of your noble city that occasion, regret that
cannot promise to be present to take part in their
deliberations on the highly important measures
which il is proposed there to discuss. My public du
ties here confne me so closely, that have no hope
ofgetting away; do not doubt that the people then
and there to be assembled, will find in the acts Of
the general government, review them closely as
they may that the honor, interests and happiness of
the nation have been seduously cared for and wise
ly advanced and protected.
With high regard,
Your friend and obt servant,
JAMES PAGE.
Messrs. @. A. Conover, Henry Vandewater, and
others. committee.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr.. FREEeH, N.
QUACKENBUSH, TO Miss JULIET, daughter OF
the late WILLIAM WoATHsGros, OF this city.
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From the Hon. Richard Rush.

SypENHAm, near Philadelphia, Aug. 81, 1886
GEsrLEMEs: BY an accident, the invitation you
have honored with, under date Of the 18th inst,
to attend the public meeting Of the democratic citi
zens Of the city and county Of New York, to be
held at Tammany Hall on Wednesday evening, did
get to my hands until this morning; and, making
this apology for what might otherwise appear delay
in answering, hasten to convey to you my regrets
that / am prevented, through other engagements,
leaving home on that day, which | am now less
able to do from having call to Washington at the
close ofthe week, on a public duty assigned to me
by Congress.
With my thanks for your obliging invitation,
and harmonizing with the great principles of the
democratic cause, beg you to believe in the great
respect with which
have the honor to be,
.r... Your obediept servant,
ar.. RICHARD RUSH.
To Isaiah Rynders, esq, chairman, &c, and DR.
VIM. A. Walters and r. B. Connolly, esqrs.t
secretaries.
Prnr, fhs ETo,, \ NJ
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
1.-TWO good frame houses at auction

Il On Saturday, the 5th of September, shall
sell on the premises at O'Clock, p m, two nearly
new frame houses and lots on which they stand,
situated on south d, Al street, between Mary.
rooms each IL by l6 feet The frames Of the
houses are built Of North Carolina pine, and we'll
built. The terms will be easy, and made known
at sale. A great bargain may be expected, as the
sale will be positive.
Anp Oft Auctioneer.
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THE Preparatory Department Of the
il Columbia College will be reopened on Tues
day, the LIST of September All the studies preper-
atory to admission to college, and such others
are usually pursued in academies, will be regularly
attended to- The terms are "a, IS, IS, and SO per
quarter, according to the branches studied.
Aug. 29--taw2w
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ByA GREEN, Auctioneer.

TNXTENSIVE sale OF nOusehOld ana
II kitchen furniture, bar and fixtures, &c, at
suction.-On Wednesday, the I'd September, shall
sell, to satisfy deed of trust, at the Verandah Ho-
tel, kept by Mr.. John Cotter, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and Al streets, at 10 o'clock a.
m all the furniture Of said establishment, which Is
of good quality We enumerate in part
Mahogany sofas, bureaus, bedsteads, dining,
breakfast, centre, card, and other tables
Maple bedsteads washstands, wardrobes, &c.
Cane and wood-seat chairs, settees, &c.
Feather beds and bedding .'
Hair and shuck mattresses ..
Linen sheets and tablecloths ..- Is .
Solar, hall, side, and other lamps .l....
Ivory.hande knives, Abata forks as.. ..
Plated candlesticks, &c. veg. ~. ... ..
Parlor, chamber, hall, and step carpets
A large lot of oil-cloth, hearth rugs, &c
Painted window shades, curtains, blinds, DC
China, glass, and crockery ware
With a good lot of kitchen utensils, among
which are a.. .-,a...
A number of brass and copper kettles, stew
pans, &c.
Also, the bar and fixtures, and lot of bar
room chairs, with cane seats and round backs
With many other articles not necessary to en-
umerate. IN
The terms will be made known previous to the
SALE The public are requested to be punctual to the
time as have long road 10 travel and wish to be
80 A. GREEN,
Aug Odd 'a Auctioneer.
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From N, Hon. Geo. M. Dallas.


WARRENroN SPRIsos, Fauquier Co, Va,
August 81, 1886.
DEAR SIR: received yesterday the oblIging invi-
tation Of your committee to attend the public meet
ing to be held at Tammany Hall on the ID Of Sep
TENDER next, furnishing an opportunity to the de-
mocracy Of the city and county Of New York, Of
expressing their sentiments in relation to the i'm
portant measures of the administration which have
lately passed Congress" ...
My present great distance from You, with other
obvious causes, viii prevent my joining you on the
OCCASION: but shall anxiously await the judgment
pronounced upon the system Of measures matured
at a session Of the national legislature Of dura-
ton and unprecedented importance.
| have the honor to be, your friend and fellow
citizen,
GIN. DALLAS.
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From j. Yan Buren,, Esq.

ALBANY, Aug. 81, 1886.
SIR: have received your favor of the 18th inst,
requesting me to attend and address meeting Of
the democratic republican electors of the city Of New
York, who are to assemble on the Cd of September,
at Tammany Hall, ITO express their sentiments in
relation to the important measures of the admins
trauon which have lately passed Congress" | re-
gret that my engagements here will deprive me of
the pleasure of being present on an occasion which
would be to me interesting, and beg Of you to ac
cept my sincere thanks for your invitation The
brief limits of note like this will not permit me
to say particularly how much cause the democratic
party have for congratuation in the action of the
last Congress. The extension of our territory, the
independence of the nation contaminated by securing
the independence of its treasure, and the additional
freedom given the trade and occupations of our peo
pie, are the great features which distinguish the e-
gslation of democratic Congress, they lustrat-
ed the banners under which the democratic party
marched to victory. These important measures,
taken as a whole, mark the age in which we live,
with the finger Of reform, progress, and enlightened
liberalism If the changes they effect should prove
too sudden great for the safety just rights of
existing institutions interests, the same WISDOM
moderation, and sense of justice which have, for
near half century, governed the steps Of just and
patriotic party, will insure remedy. -.
Respectfully and truly,
Your fellow-citizeD,
.,.. .... IVAN buren,.
To Capt. Isaiah Rynders, DR.. w. A. Walters, R.
B. Connolly, esq, and others, committee.
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East HAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 81, 1896.
SrE The letter Of the Committee from the two
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The above sale is postponed till Tuesday, the eth
Instant same hour, when it will positively take
place. The terms Of sale are, all sums of and un-
der S25, cash; over $25, credit Of two and four
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest The attention of the public are particular
" invited to the sale, as it is large lot of excellent
furniture.
u A. GREEN, as
Sent Cd ... ~ Auconeer
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LATER FROM YUc,rAs.-By tn. w.y Of Havana,
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"The following are the true prices the goods
brought, as copied from the catalogue Of one Of the
purchasers, and are compared with the prices Of
same goods last spring. .."
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the consistency, the Roman hrmness, the selfsae-
rheing spirit, the nOblsnsss, independent patriot
ism, and sound judgment exhibited by George M.
Dallas, when the hopes of the nation rested upon
him, were not forgotten. A grateful people rarely
neglect TO applaud and reward the public man who,
in defiance ofthe promise Of political outlawry, and
in one Of the most trying positions in which he can
be placed, calmly, unostenatiously, and with the
most ylrtuous promplngs, looks with single eye
to the welfare Of the great constituency, and I'M
ainchingly performs his duty when the fate Of a
gigantic measure and Of a cardinal principle depends
upon his unaided word. The complexion of last
nights proceedings will satisfy the unPrejudlced
that the new tariff Is a popular measure, and that
George M. Dallas 80 far from falling in the general
esteem rests firmly he should in the affections and
the confidence Of the democratic electors throughout
the country. We are rejoicsd, too, that the con-
servatives were honored with a rebuke in the guse
of hearty approval of the course of silas Wright"
We compile from the New York journals the fol-
lowing account Of the organization of the meeting,
and Of its proceedings.
The meeting was called to order by Isaiah Ryn-
ders, who nominated the late mayor, William F.
Hayemeyer, for chairman. This nomination was
approved unanimously, and, upon taking the chair,
Mr., Hsvemeyer responded in an exceedingly hap
Ply manner, stating the objects Of the meeting, and
concluded by saying that he trusted the late impulse
given in the councils Of the nation to democratic
truths, would only tend to stimulate the masses to
still further sxerons, and that he believed the re-
cent successes Of the democracy only foreshadowed
yet higher triumphs.
DIR. w. A. Walters then nominated the following
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
SHEET IRON AND TIN MANUFACTURE
RICHARD $. ROBERTS,,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he has
II established himself in Van Buren, at the above
mentioned business. Whics he intends carrying in
every branch and Will manufacture SHEET IRON
and TIN WARE of every description, in the most
work manlike manner, and upon reasonable terms HIS
shop is at the old Columbus Hotel, adjoining the Post
Office where he at all times be found hard at work,
and ready TO accommodate all Of his old friends, and
many new ones as may favor him, with every de
scripton OF wares in his line.
JTBills from distance, filled with PunctuslIty and
despatch, ware warranted.
March !, lsi6.-4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
MANUFACTURERS WARE "
No. "a, Main Street. CineihaSN

Between Front and Second Stress
THE subscriber, Agent for s,n'
l. Pittsburgh. Pa, has on hama c.s
and best assortment OF White rim,
Glass Bottles; Flssks, Walls, &c.' ,-aI
and Ciaret Bottles; DemJon $, &C, -
Best Cylinder and Country WIndoA IN.
warranted to be Of the best quahIJ ~
the lowest regular Pittsburgh fae''"
counts. "a,
Merchants, Druggists, Hotels ana
be furnished with better Goods. az. b
than any other house; mine being INC 'A'
from manufacturers in the city 80. u,,.t
Also, as Agent for the Piti'bufea III II Il
tory. l have constantly large :'oe -. 10,
by them, which is always sold ., Ss,a b
Cash Prices, embracing Long and IN !.
from No. S to "a, in slb bundles, anT ~. M
No $40 TO 1000. Also, Battling Canae 81.
Yarn, Carpet Chain. Cotton Twine, Nd
Person, desirou. Of purchasing any
ticie., are invited 10 call. wpffI
srril 10. 1915. ~ II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Office n,
y the undersigned until ~ o'clock " SATURDAY ,bs
18th day of June lS46, for Furnishing the Ona,,e,
Master DEPARTMENT at Fort Smith, Axis, with One
Hundred and Fifty Tons Good Prsirie Hav
he hay To be stacked or rsked by the Contr,c,o,
and at his expense, N such place and manner as The
Quarter Master may direct. N
The contract 70 Be completed on or before the 18th
Gay OF august lese The privilege of rejecting any
or all bids deemed too high, is reserved to the United
states. L, b. ALEXANDER, L. O.
QuAsTra M.srrs's O,rex,,
Fert Smith. Ark, Nay -, 1886
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
Terms of Board.
THO'S ii A ZE 4,

TIAKES this method OF informing his old customers.
and the public generally, that BY the late arri'al
OF the Steamer Arkansas No. s. he received general
assortment o. staple goods which he has opened al the
old store Of W. c. Robertson, Front Street; and
which he offers at wholesale or retail for cash or barter
He does not wish 10 puff boast Of his long resi-
dence and extensive acquaintance in the county Of
his extraordinary abilities in purchasing goods even
10 say he will sell cheaper than else but he
does wish known that his motto Is 70 live, and let
live and that be acts orfthe principle that MIN
bic silperce is better than slO" shilling" and
consequently will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Van Buren,, April ith, ici6.-o-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
A CARD.


TtlE subscribers take this opportunity of ex.
II pressing their thanks 10 their customers and
the public generally for their patronage for the
past year--and a: the same time would announce
TO them That one OF the partners has been and will
continue 10 remain during the business season in
New Orleans, and attend TO the purchasing of all
our supplies Tor Inc present year; and we feel no
hesitation 10 SAYING wI'h such advantages we can
make ii 10 the nteres, four customers and friends
10 supply themselves in this market.
We shall be cont nlaily receiving additions IN
our stock. and shall endeavor to keep at all times
general supply of goods suitable for the country
lr1de.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited
10 give US call and examine our STOCK before
purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Feb. 2S-3-,f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
WOOL ROLLS.

WOOL ROLLS.
CST received from Bean, Cardiny Factory.
- Washington county, a lot of Wool Ran. "a, :: i.
on consignment BY '-''
HENRY L CUNNINGHAM.
February :. ists-5a An
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
NOTICE

T>hE s,ten,ion Of N.,,h,.
l. in s.,ed Tor an .,.nin,,s
ussteq the n. W. corner oTr.
Red River, and about Sos,
This point is t-stineato 49,
and export ofsUPplie., for |, En-, =
try, fast settling and 6lkn,
population. rs
The coil is well adapted fO,n
and other grain, eIeellenr ,.'llj
exeelled By Cotton uPland.. NJ
capable OfsGPPorting a der,.
Asa Toznsiis Pine Hill, 90
any other point on the nsri,,r
the head Of ordinary naV'r.
bank OF bluff, above eli osssss1
landing, without eddies, .p,,, Y
from the bank, the land xres.Vs
one third ola mile, and ,h,,
Prairies-being the only poiu,t'
eessible At all stages Of VAT, Y
from Red riyer 10 Austin, ,,s y
Texas, leaves the river a, n.
supplies abundance OF sieslI...
100 feet, al siI miles distance -
for suilding, 50 desirable in ~.
from Psri., eoGnty sea, Of -.
from Clsrksyille-
Il is no eIaggeration 10 SAY IL.
t,ges OF this place. save ieiI,iI
river being naIigable sbou, "a.
exceed Memphis, ane 10 , ,hor, !,
mes. imooftani eemasre.i Ts..
part Of Teas. Freight. ar. h
leans, al ABOUT 81 IS PET 100 N, I,
ton down 81 50 per bsls-witb "a.
ties for sh piping, The amour, Ol
increased IN three ye1rs from Il n
be increased to great extent
Lots are offered on Iibsralt.ru.
R R. sEWi
BERTHLET
THE undersigned propose over
ing sersOn, Al the above p,,,
General Commission, keeelyiny. :,
ing business, make liberal sdv,,..
keep an amply supply Of n.reh,,s,
Liquors, adapted 10 the eountu
bic terms
Fort Towson, Dec. ], l:45-i,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
QLD8WIV g.

TIME subscribers announce TO the public. that
Il they have opened a weli.selected stock Of
.RFADY-MADE WEARING APPAREL,
of the best manufacture, the latest fashion, and
wrought out Of the bes. style Of goods, consisting
in part of
Pilot Cloth Business Goats,
Sacks,
Drab Sacks,
Colored Cass. Sacks,
Beaver Bangups.
Mohair do.
Diamond Cloth Paltots,
Flushing Overcoats,
Cloth Frock, and Dress Coats Of all colors,
Satin, Mohair; Velvet, and Silks Vests,
Doeskin Cass. Pants,
Fancy ribbed and blue Pants,
Beayerleen Pants,
BOYS. Beaverton Pants,
Fine Black Cas- do.
Twilled Cotton Drawers,
Stockenet do.
Wool Drawers and Shirts.
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS.
Oct. is, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
WILLIAMS L. PHILIPS,

w WILLIAMS " I1lLlI g.
WILSON'S ROW, Main Street.
TTAyI lost received By late arrivals fine stock o
goods selected for this market, consisting in part
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
So, -, and 81 brown and blsaehed shir,ings, Low
ell and yirrni. eotions brown and besched shrtings,
apron cheeks. American, French and AttakaPas cot
,on,dss, bediiesBg. black alpaca, bombazine and
summer cloths. black and colored merinos. nankins,
black and eolored eambres, English. French and
American prints, mourning caleoes, Irish linens, Rus
81. diapers dsmask table cloths, eambrlc Swiss and
Jseouet muslins, Madras silk ard linen csmbric hand.
kerchef. bls ok Italian cravais Prussisn shaw white
and black cotton hose and half hose worsted silk and
KID gloves, webb and gumelastic susPenders, ladies
bonnsts cotton cord white and coored spool cotton,
black and eoored sewing silk, hooks and eyes needles
whalebone, buttons ivory, dressing, side and tue
combs brass steel and silver thImbles, looking glasses
violin strings. fish hook. and lines matches, steel pens,
pa per- ink, pen and pocket knives table knives and
forks, spoons, DC &c.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS:
L,di,, brogsns slippers, ties. buskin' and half CATERS
girls bow and infants shoes and brogans, mems and
seal brogans gentlemen sewed and Peged calf and p
boots, slippers and dancing pumps, oroadbrm black
and drab Russia hats fashionable silk Russia, cassI-
mere and uuNis hats, scalet, cloth and fur caps.
CLOTHING:
An Of Summer ats, coats and vests black
satin vests drawers knit shirts lenr bosom shirts &c
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.
All OF which were bought low and will b: sold cheap
for Cash or Country Produce.
Van Buren,, June 2S, 1880.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
Drugs. Medicines, etc.

STEVENSON & BELL have just received
" from PbilstslPhis- an entire fresh stock Of
- Drugs Medicines. Oils, Paints Sc, which
/. they offer for sal. at very reduced prices for
cash Thsy bly. made arrangements Fast BY which
thew ~ill Be enabled al times 10 keep on hand
general assortment Of all article. usually sold in Drug
Stores.
All orders from distance will receive strict st,en-
,ion and all medicines sold will be warranted genuine
Van Surea. June IL, lci5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
G RE A T DISC0j
IN THE HEALING \

ImpOTtan 10 IhNaIids and Prsr
NVEDICINE, however effe,,s,,
wi taken with dissati.faclios /,
It's unpleasant nature. Hence il y
study OF all gres, physician, TO "a
taste. Bat their efforts have ns,r
complete success. 1t va. left fu b
plr.b. Having given the subject ii
iention for nearly two years, |. M
considerable sum ofmOney, prOiu,s,|
while it i every wsJ zsTtetBi. to i.
triumph over dises,t and al Oppsst,
him for his devotion 10 the importer,
cal science.
DR.. c. BENZ. sNlTE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25

ID OUNCES Quinine Just received and for
- sale BY JOHN sPROTT, Druggist.
Feb. %, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25

SUGlR Colfrp
"Improved vegetable Ind,
Are the result Of this labor. Their
general favor with which ibey have
all part. OF the United States, x,nj
in the declaration that they ,re d.
meni in medicine ever known" r.i
these neither gnpe, produce n,us.
unpleasant sensation, While they are
IS posi- bic for !, medicine % 5s, .ot J,
TA2EETS
cannot be to ca1t .5-s r. u 4e',, me-
ert such an all 20 re-'-. -As-,cs :.
10 supercede every rh.oE csc It'll
both the disease and nature bSrssiIlI
ten cosiilutrng greater and more Il
which shall weigh upon = mss thrA:
SICKNESS IN tHnN|
requires the prompt and certain siss|
agreeable Purgsiire medicine, Ike Id
WORMS
ar Instantly expelled from the syS,n|
Foul stomach and furred tongue IN
doIe IN these sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may tai, !
will promote regular action, and Fss
slrenih Of body and ViyaLity Of md
Gates OF ladies, We refer the idValidhl
had Of the agents. But We vii 4
CIV who bsye been cured By BE &c 4
X. Thompson, sc North MoaH M
the late Judge Thompson eurst d
ache and pain in the breast
r. NJ Park, uaaeG States Nay IN
Jacob Car!oek's daughter. No. ; sa'
worms.
Mrs. $. A. Gould, (Mairon Of be
HospitaN cured Of headache and 5Il0.
sarah Douglass, corner Of LutlOs 4
cured Of pain in the head, dimes q
Jas. VI. Turner, late Of the U. 5. NJ
wIch St, cured Of weakness in III. h''
ana cifculty of breathing
Ira Alyord, Calenovis, n. 7. taist
plant.
James J. BeVins, deputy sheriff, h'
in the debtors prison with asionisAIHs
Hou. P. c. Lawrence, and Nlihia
Michigan, have testified TO several 70
Of fever and ague by these Pills
Sold at I79 Greenwich street. Me-
WALLACE 4 WI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25

DANAMA hats, Leehorn do; Trimmed p L. do.
il Por sale BY WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.

,..;:. Kip brossn: very superior article. men. zip.
Dsr, pumps, calf and kid Shoes prunclla Frenc
Hys booiees. ladies' fancy pumps CATERS. and half
ssitsrs kid and prunella misses and ehdrens shoes
nd Raters, ladies calf and moroc CO shoes
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> OK Dwelling Houses, in the City Of Van Buren,,
= 'of sale low Tor cash Inquire for particulars Of
March q. 1916. HENRY & CtNNTNGuA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
AND BoNNETs.

Fashionable silk and nuiria hats, broad brms black
White and sporting and Russia hats, panama
palm leaf and wool hats, ladies' and misses, poan
md Florence braid bonnets
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-25
M " s T @ R E
% shs Upper Corner Of the PUBLIC SQUARE,
MAIN STREET, VAN BUREN,.

nevs shesungs' snHunts' 'o"s"' aIings' iin'
u ell colon and prices many very rich patterns; tick
ing summer pant. stuffs ble,ched sheetings and
thasings; cheek stripes, aannels lnseys jeans fancy
- hplin, different cotton check and fog hdkfs tapes
tdsad cotton yarn; turkey red yarn; shawls restng
tabby velvet; summer easmeres, satinett casmeres;
lss.n Holland. brown and black esmbries. Nsnkins
French linen, worstsd binding blankets ehsmbrays and
suspsnders.