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& SOD.A WsaTER.

HsgiDg fitted UP my apparatus. with all the late
inpaSemepts,I wIliibe prepared in few days to
opel1, and have no hesitation in saving frem pre-
sent facilities shall be ahleto prepare that delight
full sasnmeiB6yerage in Style not to be surPass-
ed BY any Nosihern establishment. For the ac
couslatiorsSac LzfDIES.I will have the rear Of
myAsiore nBafiy ftted upsand kept exclusively tor
theif-beneHfs-sLadie will enter by the door on
FroSe street. directly opposite DR.. DeRosset's Of
Ece. VIM. on W..
IcE AT RETAIL from Ga M. to 10 P. NJ.
April 10th, 1916. ss@s @
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Ready-made Clothing,

he has added splendid assortment of CLOTH
DRESS and FROCK COATS, made of the finest
French, English and American cloths, and cut in
t6e latest styles for the Southern market. He has
also q splendid variety of the newest styles of
Spring and Summer WAISTCOATINGS. Also
d beautiful assortment of French, English and
American fancy and plain Cashmere pants. An
entirely new style of Summer SACK and BUSI-
NESS COATS. suited for the Southern climate.
- Persons wishing TO be fitted in genteel sui,
will please call and pass their own judgment.
nWiIfnington N. c.. March 20 1916
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NOTM02He

NEW STOCK OFI1DRt1GS, ME-
DICINES, PAINTS. OILS, WIN.
DOW GLASS, &c. &c.16Ec.
The subscriber has received at his
OIzSTAND, full and complete assortment In
theS,ove IlrEzto which he respectfully invites the
attention ol=Fhysicians and Country Merchants.
He 3suId kKesthis opportunity of expressing his
thanks to tfs1od customers, and begs to assure
SherIshat Ssthing shall be wanting on his part to
meriep contlnuaneeg IF their support.
Pan, in daily expectation of receixirg $50 OF.
SuI5t. Queai1se, which will sell during the sum
mersat thes1aNest possible price. Also, a lot O
Cd,bnteri ssCenposnA Extract Cineboaine.con
taiRidg al tiseproperties of Quinine at one third
thes mice! E'he public may depend en- their Or
doris receiving prosnps attention.
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.CASSIMERES.

of every style, and also variety of Light Goods;
Linen Drills, Gambroons, Dratees Single Mill
Doe Skins. VES1TNGS of every variety, sly
and pattern. now on hand. and fer sale on as ia
vorabIe terms as can be afforded.
The above goods will be made to order on the
most approved styles and workman-like manner,
at short notice. He challenges comparison with
any in point of styles, elegance or workmanship.
He would call particular attention to his
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Hats and Gaps,

for Spring and Summer use. Fine Beaver, Mole
skin and Silk Hats spring style for 1916, spEen
did article. Also, IL dozen Panama Hats, various
qualities, from So to S6d.
80 dozen Mems, Boys and Infants Leghorn
Hats, plain and colored. single and double brims.
$50 dozen Palm Leaf Hats, embracing every style
and quality, and will be sold CHEAPER than
can be found elsewhere.
ALSO, general assortment of .
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Walking Canes, Hat
Brushes. Iroueifne Hat Gases, &c. &c,
which are offered at wholesale or RETAIL at prices
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. III CHI
Country Merchants, Planters, and all others are
invited to call and examine for themselves at the
sign of the big hat North side of Market street.
Wilmington, n. e. s.......> =. ...
April 3, lS46 .. 29-tf "
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BOOTS and SHOES

r, NGD-EH9E
WE have just received .o3*
10 hhds superior MuscoEado Molasses,
10 z" Porto Rico do
40 bags Rio Coffee, so kegs Nails.
80 bbls Canal Flour,
10 half bbis Canal Flour.
80 bbls Fayetteville do
Al assortment of H ARDWARE, consisting OF
Round Shaves; Hackers; Turpentine and Timber
Axes; Coopers' Tools, &c. &C..
MOI HALL & ARMSTRONG.
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IMsPaCToR's NOTICE.

yESHE undersigned having been appointed one
= of the N PECTORS of NAVAL
STORES and PROVISIONS for the Inspection
District adjoining Wilmington, tenders his servi-
ces 10 the public. To his friends and the public
generally, he promises entire devotion to the BUSH
ness of bis Office and hopes by his constant atten-
ton to the int rests of those who may avail them
selves of his services TO secure share of the pa
tronage of the public.
JAMES A. BUNTING.
March 20, 1916 27.tf
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.ADVANHFE

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
IN the AETNA INSURANCE CoMPA-
N.Y. of Hartford, Conn, and the chow
ARD INSURANCE COMPANY" Of New
York, long established and approved Compa-
nies. BROWN & DEROSSET, .ag'ts.
July IL, le45. 43-tf
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Furnishing Department,

where gentlemen arriving in town wanting an
immediate outfit, can be furnished with every style
of garment, made and trimmed in every respect E.
quail to those made to order, at unusually low
prices,
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

for the Southern market. These garments are
made by experienced workmen, and warranted for
durability and fastness of coors, equal to any that
has ever been offered in this or any other place.
Persons in want of such articles as are generally
kepbin MERCHANT. TAIL ORING ESTAB-
LISEIMEN'E will find it great saving to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
he has also a large assortment of uncut goods
such as English, French and Belgian CLOTHS
and CASSIMERES, which he is prepared to make
upiat the shortest notceannd warrant perfect fiji
OF no sale. Gentlemen coming in and wanting
clothes made by experienced workmen. will find il
20 their advantage to give call. ~..s
=. Z y = In addition To his oil stock Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-08

a. ACKEREL AND ALEWIVES-s0 bbls
I'VE No. 3 Mackerel.
80 bbls Alewives, in good order. and for sale by
M27 III G w DAVIS
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Quilting Department,

Comprl-lng most beautiful assortment Of Scarfs
Cravats, Handkerchief, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars
Hosiery, and Suspenders.
HATS!- HATS!! HATS!!!
Summer Hats of every style and quality. for sale
cheap, and no mistake; Hats from 124 cents to
Sc. l... -5E
Country Merchants can be supplied with ready
made Clothing, Hats, &c, cheaper than they ever
vet have been sold at. Call md see.
n. B. Terms of doing business: Those who
haze been in the habit of paying their bills pune
tualIy, frequred can have credit;of three months.
have TO pay cash for the articles and cannot long
lay out of the money. ...-
V. L. PEIRsoN having agreed 10 remain with
me through the season, all business transacted by
him fer me, will be considered the same as myself
April 3, 1916
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- 20 E9 "a Msasaa AAyRIEs

NONTINUES his business at his old stand in
" Market street. between Front and Second
where he would call the attention of the citizens
of Wilmington and the surrounding country, to
his large and we'll selected stock of
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Shirts OF every variety, style and quality-a few
dozen Of superior quality. -. = .-1...-.
Silk Drawers and L. B. c. Shirts we'll worthy
the notice of those in want, which will be sold at
the following low prices; Linen from 81 SO to So;
Cotton, with linen besomes and collars, from so
cts. to So so. In addition to this is the
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-07-14
GEO. P. MARSH

weIl known 10 the public. GEO. P. MARSH
Mas nominated in the committee without Il
dissenting voice, and voted in by the conven-
ZION with perfect unan;mi;y. There were
few non-contents with Mr.. Marsh. who went
from this county, who were prepared To
chow fight. But whel they found opposition
win, they fled the field, without fireing gun.
Everybody wondered why any sane mortal
should think Of defeating The nomination Of
man whose superior: talents: learning IN
dustry and unhnching support OF the wing
cause in congress and elsewhere, have done
great honor 10 the state, and have so much
esdeared him 10 his constituents
The convention was highly respectable
from the number and character ofihe mem
bers. MiddIcbury, Shorcham, BFidport and
Addison, appeared with strong delegations
and other towns came far above the mark
which had been anticipated. The truth is
the wings of Vermont were never stronger,
and more firmly girded up TO determIna-
ton to fall athwari, and dispense the mercln-
ary crew who now occupy the seats oil pow
er than at this moment.
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@Messrs. Bradley and Onion have
been re-nominated Senators for Chittenden
County.
Messrs F. A, Wright of Warren, and H.
Holden OF Middlesex, are whig candidates
for The senate in Washington County.
TFranklin County furnishes three can
didates Tor Governor, Messrs Eaton, Smith
and Brainard
Hon William Henry, of Rockingham has
been nominated by the district Convention.
held on the I'd inst as candidate for Con-
gress in the southern district
RAILROAD TERMrNUs.-We are Informed
that the New Hampshire Rail Road Com
misioners have been lately together.and that
they have decided 10 locate The Cheshire
Road, and 10 terminate the road at Bel
lows Falls, where the Rutland Road will
meet the Cheshire.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, as we learn from
the National InielIi ,rencer, has authorized
Tie printing at Washington, of 20,Gn0 copies
oil Mr.. Stewards Speech sin defence OF pro
teeuve policy" for distribution, directing the
PRIMER TO draw on him for all expenses. The
oiillision OF such documents. al this time. in
the South and West, cannot fail 10 produce
ealutary effects.
>. IL WIN the editor of the Democrat. Bur
Iin9'on' nave the kindness TO lend us a few OF
Inc ola numbers of his paper--those which
contain inc PROOF OF John Snite's Federal
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tai being He was lovely young man, and
his death greatly lamenied. His funeral was
attended, by large concourse, many from
The neghborng towns COMM.
In New Haven. June GOTH, Of consump-
ton. Lydia l.. A berntthy oonsort at Mr.. Ira
Abernelhy of New Haven VT. in the 10th
year OF her age. She bore with mnch pa
tiencc and fortitude a proiracted and painful
illness ofmany months duration; often re-
marking that although her sufferings were
great. they were light compared with what
Christ suffered for her. In death aswell as in
life she witnessed, 10 all theexceliency of the
Christian hope, up TO her last moments her
mind was clear. calm and peaceful. her very
prayer appeared TO be answered. She sweet
y fell asleep in Jesus, with smile upon her
countenance. without a struggle or groan.
By this event of Gods Providence she has
left two brothers, the companions Of her
youth. and FIVE small children, who were
near and dear TO her heart. to lament the
loss of worthy sister, kind companion and
tender mother. together with large circle Of
friends and acquainrances, who will long bear
her in sweet remembrance.
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= : lfI-------
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, !
District Of Addison S..
Be il remembered that at Probate Court
neld at MIddlebury, in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 18th day Of June AID.
1916,
Hiram Smith administrator Of the estate
Of .-...
ABNER WILCOX.
late Of Bridport iu said District deceased.
makes application TO this Court, TO have the
lime allowed him Tor the payment Of Gbe
debts Of said deceased extended oue year.
from the expiration Of the lime heretofore
limited BY this Court: X is therefore or
dered that, said application be considered at
the session Of this Court to bs held at the
Office of the Register Of this Cont in sghi
Mhdlebnry. on Thursday the 18th day of'
July next, at one o'clock in The afier.Oeu,
and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested, THAT they may appear aud
make their objections, If any they ma, have,
to said time being sxtsndsd. By Publishing
a certified copy of shis order in the North
ern GALAXY newspaper printed At said
Middlsbnry-three weeks successfully, pss-
yious TO the time Of said Court.
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true coEy Of Record,
8 Arrest. J. s. Bushnell. Register.
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REPEAL OF THE TARIFF.

Is il not astonishing that bill that so dee
ply involving all the industrial interests oil
the country, as the Mckay bill, should
be refused a reference TO a committee TO e&-
anime its provisions. But by glance al CEN
gressionaI proceedings it will be seer II is 10
be passed with a rush through the Senate
The protective policy which is atfordlng
bread and even competency to millions Of
manufacturers and home markeito 10 mil
liens Of aericuIturaists is TO be Frustrated
without The delberation afforded TO hshih9
bounty. No amendments are Ia be allowed
by those in favor Of preserving something Ill
the universal wreck of the national property
These men who have sci months at eIghi
doll airs day frothing out buncomhe speech
es as worthless as the idle wind in national
view, cannot spend week in dcIiherailng
about a bill which effects the pursuits and
the means OF living OF every labcring man III
community. Controlled by party and for
party Purposes,l worse government. ior The
people can scarcely be found on The iootstool,
Corruption and Intimidation bring The least
departure from party disciple ne instantly 10
submission.
Look al the cringing sycophancy oil the
OHIO delegation and the braggart Brinker-
hof al their head, pedging themselves TO
vote against Mr.. McKay's bill, and At last
eating their own words. Everybody can
now see that his utter hostility on the ground
that Ohio had not received her portion Of
spoils was merely a strike for higher wages
and not for The country, But from The hu-
initiation which every patriot must feel Tor
those base pairoons, we have been greatly
relieved by the manly stand taken for his
constituents by Mr.. Niles of Connecticut.
Would 10 the honor of Vermont Than Paul
Dillingham; had not like Il coward fed The
house chen the vo;ewas taken Poor Paul was
more airali ollie Stripes of lie nhfpers IN
OF the party than, ihr utter adherence "f
nearly every man in Ncrnnni whether whi.
or loco. Again we say poor Paul DiiIi".-
ham, you have saved your bacon from Tie
cuff of locofocoism, but can you save il
fro-l he smarilng application Of ninttenhS
Of the people OF Vermont who ATE 10 suffer by
your cringing sebservency to party.
The character Of this new Tariff is sum
med up in n few words, proposed by Mr.
Stewart OF Pennsylvania is its title, viz
bill 10 reduce The duties on the luxuries
of the rich, and increase them on the neces-
saries The pror; 10 bankrupt The treasury;
Il A (.,-,,
and workingman, to make way for the pro-
ducts Of foreign agriculture and foreign labor
10 destroy American competition, and there
by establish a foreign monopoly in the Amer
lean markets, and, by adopting the princi-
pie Of '-lree trade" 10 reduce the now pros
porous labor OF this country to The degraded
level of the pauper labor Of Europe, and. fina-
lly,to destroy the prosperity, Independence
Of these United States, and again reduce
them TO the CONDITION OF colonies and Deepen
denotes Of Great Britain.
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ALUMNI OF MIDDLEBURY COL
IEGE

The Anniversary of the Associated Alum
nj of Middlebury College will be celebrated
in the afternoon OF Commencement July 22d
The Grafton BY Rev. Cyrus B. Drake
Orator substitute, Of Royalton, VT, and Pc
en- byJ. G SAKE, Esq, Poet Of ST. Adams
The Annual Meeting of the Association
will be held at the College Chapel on Wed
nesday, The day OF Commencement, al o.
clock, A. MA preliminary meeting at the
same place on Tuesday morning, at 10 o.
clock.
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GROCERIES,.

ktthe Drug Store of tie subscriber
Amay be found choice assortment,
adapted either to condition Of HEALTH
or DISEASE.
Hyson, Hyson Skin, black and green
Tea.
Old Java, Manila, and Laguria Coffee.
Double refined loaf, crushed aud pow
dered Sugar.
Brown Sugar, Molasses, and Honey.
Citron; box Raisins, English Currents
and TamarindS.
Rice, Arrow Root Sage, Tapioca, Pearl
Barley Dat Meal ant Soda Biscuit.
Cooper's lsinglass, Irish anu Iceland
Moss.
Cocoa Shells, Cocoa and Chocolate.
Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper. Ginger &c.
Sperm and Talow Candles,-C emical
and Sperm Oil.
Shaving and Common Bar Soap.
Tobacco in all shapes, and Cigars by
the thousands.--All at prices that cannot
be beat for quality and cheapness.
w. P. Russell.
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From the Fall River Monitor, April, 1876
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This medicine, prepared by long experienced
and skillful physician, tested and approved by a
great number ofintelligent, discriminating and
respectable persons in various parts of the coun-
try, is now received and used with entire conf
dence and with great success by those afflicted
with pulmonary complaints. Its also reeom
mended as valuable medicine for other diseas-
es, such as colds. coughs, and particularly diS-
eases whose tendency is to consumption. Should
its efficacy continue as it has thus far been
proved in various obstinate cases, it will indeed
be most invaluable medicine.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper
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ID i e d

In Orwell, June &c, 1916, at the residence
of his father, A. Parks Griswold, aged &c
years.
The death Of this yonng man, has produ
ced a peculiarly solemn impression on all who
knew him. One word therefore TO his men,
orv is justly Called Tor. Although nat
uraIIy retiring, by an innate geniIeness OF
manner, as well as an unimpeachaSle char
acter he had won the hearts, moi only o. his
intimate acquaintance, but unconsciously 10
hinself-oi ALL When he came 10 The con-
scious knowledge that he probably could not
recover he was found ready and anxious 10
turn hisatiention to the mailer Of preparation
for life or death, and 10 the attainment of n
spirit of true resignation 10 the will of God
in tho event He freely acknowledged his
sinfulness-ar dently prayed that he might
not he daceved or mised in the matter oilarh
in Christ e. penitence Tor sin, andwas brought
we humbly trust TO yield himself willingly.
and heartily into tho hands of him who hath
said ''ihat himthat comeih unto me, | will
in no wise cast oui."-and died in the mitlsi
of wise and cool coun Sc 10 his friends about
him. He saw The 'fvaniiy" OF the world and
has gone we have reason lie believe 10 a
world where there is no sickness TO waste, or
death 10 sunder enGeared lies NJ his immor-
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DR. H. f. PEERYS
VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT,
B0R WORMS
A Highly valuable preparation, capable. from
The PrOmptiiuGe Of lis action. Of cIea.-
ing the system tn a fso hours

A Highly valuable preparation, capable. from
The PrOmPtifu6e o. its action. Of clea..-
ing the system in a fslc hours
eferery trorns.
The exceeding small 1uantiiy Of this Mel:cins
required to test the existence OF worms, or 10 re-
move every one from the system, its operating in
lew hours together with its great certainty of effect
constituts it one OF the most brilliant discoveries Of
the age. IL seldom needs to be repeated and new
er - be followed by any other pure Therefore, in
urgent cases, as IhOse Of FITS, SPASMS, or on
VULSlON5, causss by worms, its unrivaed supe.
rority 10 manifest. Few medicines are better call
culsted - improve the health oe children, evsH
when exist; As il removes those masses q
crudities that line and closely adhere to the
ach and bewek, giViss rise to symptoms that Sosn-
terfeii every variety Of worm d sease. Although
prompt and certain in its operation, and un-
pleasant to the taste, perfectly safe, and Rds p
ted to the te0dersst age.
The following 10 IN exirnct'from n letter sddreSs-
ed TO A. b. & u. Sands, Fl ON tue Agent vi Derby
Line,
DERBY LINE, VT, Nay 9Th, 1896
GEETLEaKK:
reeeived the box Of ''Dead Shot" Vermifuee -
bout fifteen days since land have only lee c6zsB
leit On hand, which WILL be gone In less than ies
days. Ii 10 do the work TO the peEleel satis-
locIiou Of all who a>sit hear great accounts
oft. where it has produced the expulsion OF fI m Is
or 40 10 ll5 worms from person. and nearly tho
same nsmbcr from children. or course yss
think worms Of the prevailing Diseases in Cruz
ada and Vermont Please send me another supply
Is soon rs convenient. Respectfully,
T C-BUTTLER
The folLoring is from an eminent Physieian,
jon EsBoRoUGu, Tenn. Dec, 81, 1874.
DIR. u. F. PERRY-l take great plea'ure In
omendng to the public your valuable NcrIniluge,
(properly caIled"Dead Sbot.'') have heen
ding il for two wears. Nothing Of the Kind ave
ever sold that has given much universal ratisae-
tIon. There was one case in nv Immediate neig III
sorhood that now reeolect II in which doss
caused the expulsion Of $50 worms from a small
child. as the parent informed after ards
Very respectfully, J.YANCEY, n. d.
Piice 20 cents per vial.
Preparedty DR.. II r fKsRr. and sold whols-
sale and retail BY A. B. q D. SANDS. Druggists,
100 FultoR-sf., corner Of W illiam New-York,
Sold also BY DIR. w. P. Russell.
and by Druggists generally throughout The United
States.
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LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Pustoifice al hiddlebnry
VT June 30Ih, 1916.
Mrs. Anna Andrews, 2Miss Julia p. Martin,
Mr.. Alexis A. got, Miss Phebe McMasrer
Mrs Melissa Crane, 2. Harriet McQuivy,
MissAlzina Garfield, Rollin Munger
Baptist Church, G.. p Newton,
Mis- Sarah Douglass, SAINT cl Patterson,
Miss Lucy Easkine, Miss Jerusha Rynolds
Mrs. Edward Fitch, S. 7. Newlcy,
Russell Farnham, Nelson Roger
Samuel Fields Geo. Richardson,
Miss Mary Frost 2 E. C.. Smith.
Rev Robi. S. Finley, Jos. Sho.- rest torn of
Michael Garner, John C. Sawyer,
Mr.. GAY, cab'nt makerDan'I or VIM. Shaw,
Michael Goodman, Capt. WM Sampson,
Miss Julia Hyde, john TiIorson,
Mrs MaryL HoughtonThom. Teafe,
Mrs Susanna Huston Jonas Trelron,
Philo S. Keep, Royal WiIherell,
Joram King, DR.. J. r. Worslcr,
Rev. T. Lalon, NJ d 2Jehiel Wright,
Widow Z. Lawrence, VIM. Wilson,
Matthew Mullin, Anna Wilson,
Corah Myers, Mrs. Sarah Wooster.
u@Persons calling for any OF the above
mentioned Letters, will please say they have
been advertised. Two cents are charged on
all letters advertised in addition TO The post
age. f. ID. BARBER, p. N.
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ism ! Its not our design 10 accuse Mr..
Smith Of having changed. at all; we only
want 10 see what his own friends said oil his
pretentons TO democracy, short time since.
Shall we have the papers? People down
This way want the facts, as set forth in the
True Bellows Falls Gazette.
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Groceries

GOATS, Vests and pants made to order OF
" Short notice please call and examine materi
ais and workmanship. ADAMS & FULLER.