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N E W S I 0 R f.!
II. BASSNETT.

HAS just opened a choice stock of
III Dry Goods, which he offers al
lower prices than such goods have yet
been offered: his stock consists of
Choice prints, de LANES, muslins,
cashmeres, silks, velvets, ribbons, giug-
hams, linens, lawns, alpaccas, serges,
table damask, counerpanes, dimilies,
painted lawns and us,res. black, blue
olive, and green broad cloths. black and
fancy cassimeres, silk velvet, satin and
other vestings, Jeans, tweeds, and great
variety of Summer Goods for coats and
pants, Innings, buttons, gimps, edgngs,
combs. hosiery, gloves and parasols, all
kinds of drillings, hickories, gambroons,
sheeilngs, sbirlings, and ticking.
Hats, caps, and bonnels-cheap and
good artic!es-and a full assortment OF
ladies' shoes, callers and slippers, children
and misses shoes, boots and huskins,
news and pumps; boots and brogans.
A choice collection of white CJHon
and other goods by the wholesale; also,
few kegs of the best gunpowder by the
keg.
TO sell or not 10 sell tina, is the ques.
'lOn. Whether it's better to dispose al
once of all his goods and day by day re-
new them. or keep them on his shelves
10 rest and spoI' This is the grea
question, and he is determined To sell his
goods al the lowest rates-make or break
Call therefore before you buy elsewhere
as he considers it a pleasure to show
goods whether they are purchased or no,
The ladies are particularly desired 10 cal
and inspect new article of Lace Dresse.
which he has at all prices and Of all pat
terms.
Store 3 doors north of the Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April II, iS46. v
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Spring and Summer, 1916.
vEVHE subscribers have Just received large
Il supply OF Spring aud Summer Goods con-
slsting in part OF
BROAD CLOTHS,
Casslmcrcs, Kentucky jeans, ,weeds, York
denims, co,lonades, summer cassImers,
and variety Of other goods for mems
wear.
PRINTS
Of all kinds, French and American
Gmghams. printed Lacns, Cambrics,
Book Nusiins, BiShop Lawns, Edg.
ings, Msertings, &c.
Ribbons,
Mits, gloves, fans, scarls, handkercliefs
bonnets, palm hats, coat checks, Osna-
burghs, brown and blue drillings, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes
sheeting, shifting, &c.
We shall be continually adding 10 our stock
such goods as the country demands. One 9th,
firm will he in Boston and New York through
the season and we intend 10 keep full assortmen
Of goods and sell at the lowest prices for cash.
MAY I, 1916 ClSiINAN Il GKtDLEI.
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Peru, April lG, 1916.
Groceries.

a FULL supply. at the brick store
Consisting OF teas, coffee, sugar
molasses, rice, pepper, spice. nutmegs
cassla, raisins, variegaled and common
and CASTLE soap, tobacco. pepper sauce
lemon syrup, safsaparilla mead. sperm and
iallow candles, saleratus. Goldfish, macke
rel, g.. VIM. PAUL & co.
Peru. April lG, 1916.
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Estate Of John l.. Thompson, dec.
A III. persons having claims against
IN the estate Of John l.. Thompson,
late Of La Sale county, decd, are hereby
notified and requested to present the same
10 the undersigned. administrator and adj
minis'lrix of said estate, or 10 the probate
Justice of La Sale county, within nine
months from The date hereof
JANE ANN THOMPSON, .Adn.' e
GILES A. LINELLY, .Admr.
Appointed May 6, 1916.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
CONELLY a. BAILEY

TURN thanks TO the public for the liberal
NJ pttfonage extended to them, and would
-s,ste Nat they have removed TO the north side of
INC CITY Hotel, 10 tie builling adjoining the
mouse lately occupied by John MeCary. They
have procured ,ae latest
Spring and Summtr Fashions
Nreet from New York, which will enable them
"make up garments in the Most fashionable
sy% Work will be done in the beet manner.
anu ahgarments warranted to fit.
ottawa,may - 1916
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Estate Of Il. u. HoOd,corth, deceased,
A LL persons having claims against the
IA estate of Robert =. Woody worth. de-
ceased, are hereby notified aud required
TO attend before the probate justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, al his office in OF
lava, in said county. on Saturday the
io'h day of Iuly. A. ID. 1916, for the
purposeoi having The same adjusted, that
being The DAY fixed upon by The admin
ls'ra'or IN p'~suance of the statute, for
The purpose OF Neilling and adjusting all
claims against sah decedent.
JAMES II. WOODWORTU, Admir-
| June ., 1916.
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ISAAC D.HAIlMON.

Nns Forwarding g. Commission
sfSfESEfix MERCHANT,
az PERU, his.
n Refer to
Messr'. WADswoRTH, DYER, d,
Il CHAPLIN.
i" E Nn~nraHr =. 4 VI DOLE Chicago
Messrs GREELEY a. GALE,
S. NJ. EDoELL, Il Co. 81.
F" ANDERSON sns 4 rH0nr- louis
Messrs. JAMES z. Woop-
RUFF, ESQ. NeW
E EDGE :. NJ MuL- Orleans
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Wool WOOL

WISH to purchase all the good clean
n washed wool | can get and pay the
highes, price. 1t is preferred, always. il
washed on the sleeps back, each fleece
tied up by itself with the inside out or
washed and picked, or tub. washed. Per.
sons will find it to their interest to give
particular attention to keeping their wool
free from dirt and dus, after shearing, and
must be as free from burs as possible.
May 8, 1916. J. G.. NATTI>GER.
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an La Sale, m.
RICH (nnV

NA GUILD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Ward,care, Boots 6. Shoes,
Sc, &C., &c.,
is equal to any in the country. Ills
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment in the country. He re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and Judge for themselves.
La Sale. March l3, 1916.
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Pay your Taxes andsave Costs.
4 d LET

A ND possession giuen met month
N two STORE ROOMS, Cellar
and Chambers, lately occupied by John
McCarty, and situated on the north SIDE
of the public square. The buildings
will undergo repairs. Apply TO
May Is, 1916. G.. CHAMPLlN,
YOpuf
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Gll:A rs,
TT is ver.rurrenty reported that the best Tea
Il and Cdee in town is sold cheap Ivy
May 4. l.. BOUGnTON.
Real state for sale ntAuc,ien.

Real state for sale ai Auction.
| M ONCE is hereby gived that will
! IN sci tpublIc auction "A, the door Of
the courthouse, in Ottawa, al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on u OH day of August next,
Lot No. Gin block No. II IN the town Of OF
tawa, as sui vided by tne trustees of township
: 80, 5 together with the dwelling house
aud improve thereon situate il fronts so
feet on the dal basin and so Zee, on one of the
first br.t5S streets in the town, oud is well sit
uri Tor most kinds of business. Also, the p
sorry building aud the lot upon which it stands,
containing 20 by rs feet, now occupied by Mr.
Thomas lorlng, it being the moth part Of the
south half OF lot No. g. block No. | |, in Ottawa.
AlS0 the east half Of the or Of sec %, tp 81
II 81 m situated near Greens dan, at
Diyton-to be sold in 20 acre uccts. The pur-
chasers OF the above described property will be
required to pay one fifth of the amount on the
day OF sale, aud the balance IN five years and To
secure the payment thereof by mortgage on the
property sold, aud by note with personal security
at pei cent interest, payable semi-annuaIIy in
advance. Aho the north 80 acres of the h Of
= " ar of sec l6 lp, 33, mr. e 8 IN, as subj
vided by the aforesaid trustees.
The purchasers will be required to pay
One-til,h OF the amount annually, and to
secure the paymen, thereof by mortgage
on The property sold, and by note with
personal security at 8 per cent interest,
payable semi-annually in advance.
May 70, lS46.-0t.40. l.. LELAND.
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Nails a Glass.

A FULL supply OF Mas ond Giasy on ban,
"a uul lotsalo cheop,hy
Nav /. Il. MONTGOMERY.
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SirnHcd or stolen.

ENROM the subscriber, near Munson-
H. town, on the night Of the ! lih inst,
a Bay Mate, bblh hind feet and the left
fore FOO, are while,-,he cap is knocked
of the left hip. and has lump on he
right side Of the belly. The subscriber
will pay liberal reward TO any persons
who will return said mare or give infor-
nation whore she may be Ionnd.
May ~, 1916. f. e. HALF,
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HALE'S
Ncw Iormarding and Commission
Uarehouse,
FOOT OF DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
HNHE subscriber has commenced the
4 Forwarding Business, and is pre-
pared to receive flour and other produce,
for sale or shipping, and goods on sio-
rage. lie offers the usual facilities. and
all on terms as favorable as those Of any
responsible house.
Goods 10 go east. or from any of the
eastern cities, carefully marked to his ad
dress, will be received by any Of the
lines and steamers, and safely delivered
at Chicago THOMAS HALE.
Lard Oil, in kegs and barrels
mouth and Sierine Candles, tcarranied
good articles. for sale.
Chicago, Feb. 81, ls48. 36-5
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Hats Il Caps,
Siicctings.

8 BALES A heavy brown sheelings,
- at the low price Of one dime per
yard, for sale by BoucuroN.
JuneS, 1876.
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Liquors.

A FRESH supply of superior Liquors on
"a hand and Tor saie cheap, such as Wine.
brandy. Gin. Whiskey, &c. Coun,ry dealer.
and iavernseepcts will Gud i, to their advantage
10 purchase of him. r. MONTGOMERY,
May |, 1916.
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CT lis,

Brown, grey, green. inN'-;I,,c green K J,lis do
Also, blue aud black Beaver Crv-Ls
\ splendid lot OF French, black, blue, ssi I'm
cy Cassimercs,
Sleeps grey, I'ans, tweeds AMI sat''neu' o'sa-
rious colors. and splendid lot OF
Sslin, silk yelv,is, and other yosilngs' :,
Ginehams. French bombszines, French Meh
no. Paramei,a aud fig d apaccss'
Lnsey, Cotton and Linen Checks, shirtngs
and Sheetings, Ticking. umbrellas,
Gents l.isle thread, black, pnd fancy kid gloves
stocks, crava,s, and poke, hdkfs' SHIRT eoliaf,'
writing paper, spool, cotton, and llntn lsread'
and a splendid assortment Of tuiors trimmings.
A fine lot Of Cali Skins and upper Leather.
The subs, r her s. i'll still continue bis tailor ne,
business but ifany prefer any other tailor, ih'y
will fluid that no advantage will he taken OF hoso
vino wish 10 purchase goods in his line. lie at
so feels thankful for past fayos. add fiatefs HIN
self that he tan sell cheap as any other place.
Ottawa, Nov IA, lS45 JOHN sHUI.ER.
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ESTISA Y.

n NAKEN up by the subscriber, living
Il a, Dayton, La Sale COUNTY, H.. on
the 9Th inst, young inare, sorrel.
supposed to be about two years old, with
halter on her neck. The owner can
have her by paying charges and taking
her away. JOHN SAWYER.
May Is, 1916. 47.3t
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DALM-LEAT hats, silk and cl,,h caps-an
Il. assortment Of each-for sale by
May 20. L. l.. BouGuroS.
A GREAT variety ofGlovcs, Cravats, Scarf..
IA Pocket IIandkerchiefs, &c, &c, Just recci.
we'd and for sale by r. l.. BououroS,
Mgy 30. 1886
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Mess and Prime Pork,

NINE smoked hams, sugar cured; also Lard,
L large quantity Tor sale on commission. by
Nav 7. 1916. ]. &. NATTINGER.
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Notice..

NOt1Cc.
"A L meeting of the directors of the
IA Ottawa Fox River Bridge Compa-
ny. on the LIST day Of June, ls48. an as
sessment Of thirty per cent. of the shares
II said company was made. ten per cent.
be paid to the treasurer thereof within
enty days, and twenty per cent, beng
balance of the said assessment, within
q days IRON the time Of making said
81 ,ssment.
Y lo'lce is therefore hereby given to
Shareholders of said company. ,ha,
81 81 SAID assessment be paid within the
" and in the manner above set forth,
IA Ihares of the delinquent shareholders
81 be forfeited to the said company.
Nj. f. HoLLlsTER,
y ated at Ona'ca. Treasurer.
n J,me !, 1916
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Died.



On Monday, lalh instant Mr. sILAs LYON In the 66th
year oftis age.
Tho members OF the Washington - No FL, Ancient
Chapter No l. Columbian Council No l. and Columbian
Eucampment No. !, and all Masonic brethren in good
standing are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
az No 22l West Seventeenth street. the 9th Ave-
nue.. on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
On MONDAY afternoon, the 3h, Of lingering illness,
WILLIAM PHLir In the o4h year Of his sgs.
The friends Of the family, and those of his son.in law
b w. Davis, are requesed to attend his funeral, on
Wednesday. the 10Th, at o'clock r NJ from his late
residence ios Fulton street, Brooklyn, without further
invitation.
On Monday morning, the isth instant Of lingering
illness. Mss LounA sTow daughter ofthe late Edward
STOW, of Boston, sged 81 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
brother inlsw, William Phillips, No 90 Living ston
street Brooklyn. on Wednesday the 18th insauf Al
O'Clock r. The relatives and friends Of the fail
are respectfully invited to attend Boston papers win
A. Perth Amboy, New Jersey, on the 10th instant,
Colonel JANE II. sAcxsTr, eyed a. years, sonin law
Of the late VIM Posts Westchestsr papsrs plsass COPY
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WASHINGTON, April IL, 1876.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1916.
The great Issues Of the Day-CUr Dodgers and tho
Oregon Question, and the Corn La,os- Forty mine
The Presidsnt-Mr. Bagby's posifson-Mcjor
7ochman and the Union-A Libel Suit-Mr.
Webster Us. Lngusoil-A queer > rfe Of Thing
The Ne,c York Pilots and the Chamber Of Com
Miscellaneous Items, re.
Conn DoDoERs.-We write for the Herald We
write for the million. We write for neither wings,
democrats, natives, nor aliens, christians nor inn
deIs, but for ALL and the rights Of all, and tho truth
concerning ALL Our great purpose is to keep up
with the locomotive spirit Of the age-to marx its
tendencies, and to anticipate its results
We believe there 10 ga good time coming, we
can avoid fight. We are looking forward to the
day of
"Rye rodgers. and Corn dodssr"
among the starving masses Of England and Ireland;
when the Kilkenny wife shall change supper ofdi-
lu,.d hr,,src,lk and diseased potato Feelings, fer
smoking not Of Indian hasty pudding-when the
rorndfacsd and Jolly corn-pone, "old Virginia" style,
.balI smoke upon the griddles Of the English pea.
ssntrv. Then we shall give to those poor creatures
q visible Illustrations tangible, edible proof OF tho
s.horrors" of southern slavery; for one OF its hor-
rors 49, that the slaves Of the south have an abun-
dance Of "hog and hommony," ''herrings and hoe
cakes"
We recollecr hearing at methodist camp meet
ing last summer, in the Old Dominion, chorus,
which carried with il, something Of the assurance OIL
a prophecy. The saints were collected around the
rude altar Of the encampmcnt, group Of mourn
ers in earnest lamentations, were bewaillng tnelr
sins In the straw while the brethren and sisters
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The stock Of 6our on hand on the Slst Of December
isAS was about i've thousand barrels less than on the
l Of January, 1884, and amounted to about one.third
ofth yearly consumption.
Trade between tho United States and Rio Janeiro IL
annually increasing, with very great rapidity and
becoming based upon foundation OF the most valuable
and solid nature The principal agricultural products
Of one hnd markets in the other without coming into
composition with similar articles Of native growth TIE
consumption Of the most important staples Of the Rio
Janeiro mafket-coHee and sugsrin this country has
already reached an enormous extent and il rapidly
increasing Our taris much liberal in admitting
the products Of Braz, than the tariff Of that country
in admitting our products Under our present tariff
coffee Is admitted Free and the conts mplatsd changes in
oar commercial system, place restrictions upon ito
importation.
The coHee TRADE Of Rio Jsneiro in 1885, was greater
than The average Of the previous four years The guam
tity exported was s2s6o bags less than in 1884, but
exceeded the average export since 1884, and was nine
tsen per cent In advance of the least annual export
within the Ave years. The number Of bags shipped
from the commencement Of the crop season-which
only comprises part Of the commercial ysar-since
lsll.42 was AZ follows:-
EXPORT Of COFFEE FROM RE JArEno. FOR FivE Years.
1871 ~. lst24a 1884 1916. 1876 u.s.
Bags. 1882 seas s5sl93. 6si3 S7l.l6l
This shows an increase upon tho average Of 80 7S7
bags, upon the smallest quantity Of ll47s9 bags but
decrease compared with lsl4 ~ Of 10 sss bags or
and a-half per cent
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LAFEST NTRLLIGBxcE BY THE NAILS.
WARRINGTON, April IL, lS46.
Congress.

There is a calm-a portentous calm. Mr.. c. j.
Ingersoll is gathering up his proofs in one end OF
the capitol, and MI. Allen and Mr.. Dickinson are
cooperating with him against Websterin the other.
Webster will head them all-and that C. ]. IDger-
soil, whatever ne may prove, will not disprove the
sweeping allegations Of falsehood. He stands
meantime, Is passive under these charges of false
hood, as any man could be expected TO stand
Oregon was not touched, today, In the Serate
upon the main order. Several resolutions for IN
formation were passed, Of some Importance and
that's about all.
The House, after considering number Of private
cases, adjourned.
"The Doctor promises a chapter upon the
weeks proceedings, tomorrow.
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nun ana vsid- iasthsr prsvise was subsequently,
adopted that the preceding proviso shall be Of eject
unless the stockholders Of the Psnusylvania railroad
company shall pay farther ns,almcnt Of per cent by
July 90 1877
The annual report Of the trade Of Rio Jansiro for lSls
makes very favorable exhibit Of the business Of that
port compared with former years. The import trade
was extensive a. regards imports and sales and upon
the whole mole profitable tAan in previous years The
new tariff has worked much better than expected but
suggested that further Improvements might be made,
BY Modification Of the duties upon those articles the
Importation Of which IL almost prohibited BY the present
tariff.
The export trade In isas was much beyond what Il
mao Deem 10 former years. both regards quality and
vaiue' The number Of vessels whish arrived at Rio
'snero IN lS4s direct from the United States, with the
amount OF their tonnage, was a. annsxsd:-
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INOR SALEA supeior toned fanoorts, manufactured by
Of the best tcyl MAKE 81 octaves
Will be sold low for cash. by applying 1876 Spring street,
the glass store ais 3t.m
BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS. 4
FOB Ftshbcrg Kesns Greenfield Br.ttlsboro. Windsor,
midas All Packages Parcels and business any the above
towns, Of the western portion Of New Hampshire
and Vemon will be faithfully attended il directed
care Of L. BIGELOW, Court street, Boston.
press" j2src
! EAGLEx COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
NO sae Pearl street, between Centre and Elm-Wm, cold
and shower Baths equal those house the city,
l2 LodsnGs nth good clean beds l2 Board
ing and Lodging Sc week the reading will be
psi ciiiss OF the United States al im.rh
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Apoplsry 10; A.,hm,.s bleeding Bleeding from lungs
iafsntnm. Consumption, a.; Corvulsos II: Group s.;
Debility, Il; Deeriam Trnens, q D,.nhna Il Dropy, 81
sllOas Fever sasYsrI !: Fever. rsn',aut !; Fever
/; Heart disease hip disease, hopping cough g.
Inflammation Of brain Il Inflammation Of bowels 5; nsm
nation Of lungs. ls; Inflammation Of throat i: In
H.mm..ion Of LIVER 4 nte%pssrs.ee Il Lnr. veaera 8
Psurisy Z: scrofuia /; Small peI /; Suicide p Tseibss
l; liberation Of rhro,t |; Unknown, 3.
Age-Udder year, 20; Ito years. III to S. u: to TO-
.; 10 to % ~ to 30 81 30 to 40 ga 10 to So 23 50 to So X
soto y, .; 70 toeo, .; % to go J; Unknown,
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER. civ ia il: %;
City Inspectors Office. April H. 1886 -r''
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RI DIJCI,ITZEATT Auct;one.y

DUCLUZEAU, AuctiOnecr,
ELEGA4,NT noSEWooD AND MAHOGANY FUR
No. 1903 West Thirteenth street-TUTTLE ( DUCLU-
ZEAU WHEEL Tuesday. April ih at 10 oclsek the
pemes the entire Furniture contained the house No. los
West Thirteenth street. the Sixth Avenue consisting in
ps Of carved paor Of the style Of Louis
chs covered with crimson velvet ebony carved Pier
sells Carpetng; extra large French plate Mane Glass Chi
nese Willow Chairs mahogany Sofa aud Chairs patent
ManteI and Gisandcles suspsndug Wall Brackets
Tea Services; hall Oil Cloths; Stair Carpets bras Stair Rods
French bedseacs: elegant mahogany bedsad Of Elizabeth
style, feather Beds. Mat rasses, &c.
Also several valuable Oil Paintings by the celebrated
and ancient masters.
Also the Kitchen Furniture. with which the saSw,ll
mence.
Catalogues ready the day previous. all SIS M & Tire
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II. <. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auetioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the Sales Honse-
houssksspps stse.. q CToeke Dr{ Good. Grocery and
cit from their friends and the public, their
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May lst, when
Adams Express Once all imsm
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES,

THE Propston p epsred fapish Holme.' ranges
factue snd sell them Our expenee manufacturing and
asserting that Homea kange be surpassed
for economy, conveaience and durability. They
not they will be removed free Of expense to the
chaser Numerous references tie wish
ing purchase The prices range fro, Is to Is dslias
The propretors manufacturng and we'll
est PARENT
Also-TINWARE. bright, plain and jspanned They have
masons ali ready Ranges CRATES boils
also, chimnsys and warrant her to sun Ike
A. GILHOOLY SON,
lmsrrc rs Nassau stseet.