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For The GdlG.rB.
eminent.

Mr.. EDIroR:-At the time of my making
the statements relative TO Mr.. Abbott Law
renee being one Of the advisers at Washing,
ton on the present Tariff, also that he had
shipped and owned large lots OF sheep ia
South America. and imported large quaint
ties of cheap wool, was laboring, 1t appears
under the same impression that many IN this
vicinity were, that it was an incontroverlIble
fact.
But as he asserts it to be untrue have
done injustice TO him at least, and the report
should not have been thus published. will
collect what evidence | can TO show cause
WHY | made the assertion and forward the
same 10 the Hon. Abbott Lawrence as soon
as obtained.
S. w. JEWETT.
Weybrid &c, April l, 1886
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LIST OFLETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the Post Office at Middlebury,
VT, March 81. 1876.
Almon Alwoad, Joe Maynard,
Phineas A'vord, Joseph H. Merriam,
Abraham r. Audreas, Miss Jane AnnMunser
Mrs. A. w. Aiken, Mrs. :. S. Severance
Miss c. Bryant, C.P. Newton,
Mrs. Martha Brown, AsheI Nash,
A. i. Case Esq, Mrs. Anna Palmer,
Miss Martha Cady, Levi Palmer, oil sister,
Mrs. Lucy B. Clarke. isaac Prisgs,
Miss +. NJ. Crane, S. +. Rowley Nj. D.,
Asa Collar. Henry Ricard,
William Curvan, d. Rozamblatt,
Leander L. Daneely. Louis Ronbax.
Levi Davis, Phillip Q. Rice.
ii. F. Durvand Esq. ,AshaeIM Richards.
Miss l.. +. Drake, Mrs. S. Rutherford,
john English, Ira Smith.
Widow 1uldah Foo, John Spring,
Miss Marvilla Farr, Wu. Summer,
Miss Mary L. Foot, - Seward NJ. d.
Miss Lucina Fitch, Miss r. f. Sanderson
Allen A. Fuller 2, Rev. Mrs. J. Siockcr 3
Nathaniel Foster, Patrick Smith,
Aaron y. Fish, Philander Scott,
Jacob Foot, Jonathan Seeley,
VIM. Green, II. Sang,
Saml. Hendrick. John Sterus Esq,
VIM. Hawks ofAd.Co. Ephram Sizer,
Amisa Harrington, Mrs. BeIsey Sawyer,
Miss Mary Kirby, Levirard Thomas,
Mrs. Mary E. Reyes, Augustus F. Trip 3
Miss A. J. Lamb, Rollin f. Warner.
James Lee, Mrs Elizabeth Wilett,
Peter Laycaise, Esther Washer.
Joseph Miren, Miss Sabrina Wood.
l.. Martin, AID. Co., Rev. VIM. WilIett,
70 Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say they have been adver-
tised. cts. in addition TO Inc postage, are
charged on all letters advertised.
EDWARD D. BARBER, p. NJ.
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The examination will commence at 10
o'clock A. Nj. on each of the above named
days, and puctual attendance of all who
propose to be examined. will be expected al
that hour. The Town Superintendeuts will
be reliedupOn to assist in conducting the ex-
amnations in their respective towns as rec
commended in the circular of the State Su-
perintendcnr, and the several District Com
mittees arc earnestly requested to be present.
The Town Superintendens will be kind
enough to appoint proper places for holding
the Examinations in those Towns where no
place is named above, and give notice accor-
dinghy.
G. w GRANDEY,
Sup't Of schools in Addison Co.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

AS we have observed for some days, MI
Polk takes The wind from the War quarter al
Present. He has receded altogether from
Calhoun, 49o and peace, and is clear back
on Cass. Allen, 81 : 40 and the Baltimore
resolution. He has probably abandoned all
expectation, probably all desire, of a speedy
settlement OF the Oregon Question, and, in
view of all the portents of that and the cloud
Of War gathering in the Southwest, is call
ing upon Congress 10 arm the country and
put il in posture of defence. The call. we
trust. will be promptly responded TO. Alb
horing War as we do. we vet feel that il
would be lool-hardy 10 make no provisions
for the perils on which our Executive is
precipiiating the Nation. Loathing every
diversion of Human Labor 10 the fabricating
Of instruments of carnage, we yet feel thai
preparation TO avert or modify the calami-
ties of War may often prevent slaughter.
and can never necessarily cause il. Better
spend millions on defensive works Than suff-
or the conhagration by hostile force OF even
one of our great cities. While, therefore, we
would greatly prefer that the Executive
should pursue a different policy from that
which renders Aiming eXpedient, weyet trust
that since the necessity exists, it will be pro-
vided for no matter how created. The Pres
ident is legilimately the chief repository Of
all confidential information, from whatever
quarter transmitted, revealing dangers TO
the National well-bcing. When he calls Tor
ornaments, lei Congress provide them. with
out hesitation, casting OIL him the response
biliiy. Let il never be said that War found
US unprepared because Congress, and es
pecially the Wings in Congress, neglected
or disrerarded the Presidents recommended
lion 10 prepare Tor it.-Iribune.
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The best Farm in Bristol for sale

CONTAINING about four hundred acres we'll
" watered, timbered, good orchard, and under
good state of cultivation; situated about two
miles North of Bristol Village, known bv the
name oethe Dnnton Farm, being The same on
which Gen. Dunton lived and died, and now
owned and occupied by the subscriber Posses
sion given on sale.
THADEUS DUNTON.
Bristol, March 3d. 1916. 4S
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EXTREMES MEETING-CALHOUNISM
WITH BIRNEYISM

We commend the following paragraph TO the
especial consideration of Third Party men. 1t is
iul of meaning:
MT }: G. Birney mas recently written lettel
~ me Liberty State Convention in Michigan
Al winch he recommends that the party should
TTH 10 lis present principals, THE ADOLF
T tNS oF THE TARIFF and DIRECT
mn IeC Ne support Of the GouernEsent' The Ex-
,,;su committee also engrafted the same doc
3i;!o Their annual Report, tut afier a very
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,,or and requiring an estimated exI endturt
IS %e ,,,rsntu naLIions of dollars. Pretty well
for beginning, but lar short oil whst win %
required, should the country be oiundereo
into war, which nothing, however but gross
mismapa cement on both sides can nrlns
about-IntelIigencer,
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The PROPOSED FAIR, AT WASHINGTON
II has been more than ouce mentioned. ID the
course of our Washington correspondence
that Manchester man is in that CITY aud. by
arace ofihe friends Of Nh. Walkers Tariff
IN the House Of Representatives. was per
tu.tied TO occupy the Committee Room OF
Post Office and Post Roads. ms an exhIbii' n
bazaar, for the display Of British manulac-
lures; the purpose being TO produce an III
huence on Congress. in favor ola nodifica-
ton OF the present Tariff. The Snowman. II
we are correctly informed, is plausible talk
er. and. W hen NOT confronted with those siur-
dy osiciahs, facts, succeeds in making an i'm
preston in favor Of the Free Trade theories
which he would be glad, as an En6lishman'
TO have us adopt.
We find the following card on this subject
tsigned by gentlemen of both political par
tics. ofIhe House of Representatives, in the
last National Intelligencer."
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esteem. A nd most sincerely will they ex
lend their sympathies to the bereaved and
afflicted husband, Parents and relations, who
have been thus suddenly deprived Of one
upon whom they had concentrated so many
hopes and their fondest affections.
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COMMON SCHOOL NOTICE

In compliance with insiruc iuns contained
in a late circular Of the State Superintendent
relative to the examination of candidates for
teaching the ensuing season, / hereb, give
notice that will attend to the examination
of such as may present themselves for that
purpose in the several towns in this County.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the name of Z. Beckwirh & Co, was
Dissolved by Jig own limitation on the first
OF March inst
The notes and accounts of the firm may
for the present be found al the oil stand, and
ii is expected the same will be speedily ad-
justed.
Middlcbury March 18th 1876.
Il. BECKWITH,
IS &. DORRANCE.
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Mr. JEwErT's answer TO HonAbbotLaw-
renee will be found in this paper. 1t turns
out as we prophesied, that the charge against
Mr.. Lawrence of interfering with the tariff
in its passage in 1912 10 make mon ey out Of
the importation ofloreign wool is entirely
groundless.
ERRATuM.-In eui article OF last week en-
titled Geological Annexation" we spoke Of
a labyrinth of islands on the west side of the
then great island of 'Ne0 York" 1t should
be of ''Ne,U England"
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Died.

Suddenly in Bridport Sundaymorniug Mrs
Frances Fletcher wife of Mr.. Perry Fletcher
of that town aged 25 years.
The death of Mrs. Fletcher will be
deeply felt especially by the younger portion
of the people of this village with whom she
has been on terms Of intimate association
and to whom she was endeared by all those
apiable virtues which secure attachment and
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NOTICE.

l hereby certify that have glen my son
Calvin w. Comstock his time, until he ar
rive at the age of tweniy-one years, therefore
shall demand none OF his wages, moi pay
any of his debts, contracted after this date.
ALVAH COMSTOCK.
Mon!ston, March go 1886.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNDAY, March
G.. w CIR ANDEY,
Sup't Of schools in Addison Co.

~, 1910.
Reported for The ". E. Farmer.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, % pairs Work
ing Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep
and us Swine.
PRcEs.-Beef Cdttle.-In consequence Of
the limited number at market, prices advanc-
ed We quote Extra 1928 a $3.50. First
quality $500 a 1925, Second qualify So
so 1913. Third quality 81, 80 $500.
Eorking Oren.-Sales $50, $62, $40,
SIS, $50, and SSS.
Coigs and Calrcs-Sales were made al
$50. S21, S25, SOS, 80, and S33.
Sheep Sales from SO TO 4,50.
WOOL There continues 10 be fair de-
mand for the various grades of domestic
Wool. and the price remains unchanged.
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hid D L E B URY
FEMALE SEMINARY.

S. PEARL LATHROP. A. NJ. NJ. D.,
Principal
Miss L. P. TAPPAN, Associate Principal
ASSISTANTS,
Mr.. w. c. BENTON. Teacher of Iastrg-
mental Music and Singing.
Miss MARY E. BARBER. Teacher of Dra,c-
ing and Painting.
Miss SARAH A. SMIrn, Associate Teacher
Of Music.
This Institution will be opened for the recer-
Ton of Pupils on WEDNESDAY, the 22d dav OF
APRIL next.
The Principal, DR.. Lathrop, has been cluca-
ted among US, aud possesses the implicit conf
dence ofthe Trustees in his moral and general
qualifications for the place. He is distinguish
ed in our community as a man IF science, and
is known 10 the Trustees for superior fitness and
success as practical teacher. He has been
50 fortunate as 10 secure the cooperation of Mi
Tappan, who is extensively known as an expert
enced and successful teacher, in organizing the
school and in giving instruction during the term.
The assistants, who have been engaged, come
recommended by experience, and the first qualif-
cations in their several departments.
Particular attention will lie given TO the exer-
cses of composition, elovution and writing. In
addition to instruction in English branches,
French and Latin will he taught at the usual ex-
ira rates. Calislhenics will be taught as per-
fected system ofexerciseS, designed 10 promote
health and give case and elegance of manners.
The buildings are undergoing a thorough re-
pair under the direction Of the Principal. The
boarding house will be under his immediate su-
perintendence, and he will endeavor to give to it
the character ola we'll ordered family. No exer-
tions will be spared on the part of the principals
and assistants 10 render the Seminary every W
worthy OF the patronage Of the public.
TUITION FOR a TERM OF ELEVEN AND
HALF WEEKS.
Common Eng. branches: $3.50
Higher " 4,50
Drawing, 1907
Painting, 600 r.
Music, instrument included, 1000 1E1'ra'
CaliSthenicS, 200
THOMAS A. MERRILL,
CYRUS BIRGE,
PHILIP BATTELL,
Committee Of the Trustees.
Middlebury, March 3, 1916. A
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Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette.
MOB IN NASHVILLE hudson
NEARLY HUNG-GREAT EX-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABLY DEAD


NASHVILLE. March Is, 1876
This city exhibited sceLe on Yesterday
afternoon and evening, Of one of The most
ciuel mobs it has ever been nv lot to witness.
II originated in case Of SANDER about the
wife Of Mr.. POrterfeld, who attacked Mr..
Judson-who they say has formerly publish
ed paper in your cily-familiarly known as
Ned Buuiine-and fred three Times without
hitting, when Judson drew and shot him a.
bove the eye.
1t caused great decentralization was
taken to the Court house for the purpose OF
hanging him in the square, when brother OF
Porterfeld came up TO shoot him. Judson
run and took refuge in The City Hotel, having
not less than from twelve 10 fifteen shots fir
ed at him without touching him. The mob
still pursuing him, he ran up to the third sto-
rs, and jumped out at the back way, break
ing one Of his thighs in the fall and throwing
him senseless. Surprising him to be dying.
he was taken 10 the Jail.
Last night about 10 O'Clock, finding that
he was still alive. the mob broke into the Jail.
manned and almost naked, they threw him it,
TO Inc street. to be hung. He begged for a
mlnlster-which was denied him-he feared
not death, but requested to be shot. and bee
ged that II there was any gentleman present.
that he would shoot him. They tool him
to the square and run him over the rail If an
awning post; the rope broke and he fell
when he was taken back to juI, where he
lies to die some time during the night.
Mr.. Porter6efd was buried this afternoon.
Take it all in all, it was worthy of the Reign
of Terror in France. was present. and al
tended closely to all that occurred of last
nights proceedings.
+ Yours, &c. c.
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ADMINISTRATO SALE

The following property belonging 10
RHODA BLlNN, late oiNIIddlebury deceas
ed will be sold al public auction on Saturday.
the fourth day of April next at ,wo clccIl
7. NJ at L. Shaws Hotel unless previously
sold al private SALE
About II Ia acres of pasture land Wing
on the west side ofthe Otter Greek and north
Of Judge Phelps land
20 shares in the stock Of the Bank orAIiI
dlebury.
One share in the aquaduct in the west rart
OF the Village, now used, Oh the lot Occupied
by Myron Sellick
$. SWIFT, Adr. with will annexed.
Middlebury March u 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /

District Of New Haven, SIS
he 1t remembered that at a Probate Court
holden at Bristol, in said district, on the 4lh,
day Of April 1916;
An instrument purporiing,, TO be the lasi
will and testament of
JUSTUS PIER
late ofNew Haven, deceased, was presented
TO SAID Court for probate by Maniord Pier
The Executor, therein named, whereupon
said COur; ordered all persons TO be notified
TO appear at probate Court TO be holden al
the Office Of The Judge of said Court. in Bris-
toll in said district, on the first Mondas in
May 1916 at 10 o'clock A. M , and objrci 1,
the probate Of said will, if they sec cause, by
publishing a certified copy of this order in
the Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed
al Middlebury in the County of Addison,
three weeks successfully previous TO said
Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
true copy of record,
40 Attest. ii. MUNSILL, judge.
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PLOWSl PLOWSLl

d W. COLLINS has on hand twenty OF
L. RuggcS, NourSe & Mason'S premium Ea-
Sic Plows, OF different sizes, which he offers al
the same prices asked by the manufacturers al
their warehouse in Worcester Mass. They
are an article which need no recommend. The
Plows have been tested in this town. Any wish
ing for proof, can be referred to number ofprac-
teal farmers, who have tested their superiority
yer all others manufactured in this State or the
world.
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NOTICE.

THIS is 10 give notice to all whom it NAV con-
l Germ, that have given my son GEORGE
w. his lime from this date until he shall have az
rived 10 the age of tweniy-one years; and give
him.nll liberty 10 trade andtransact business ioI
himself. I shall neither claim any of his wages,
nor pay any debts of his contracting after this
dale. SIMON POWERS.
Middlebury, March 81, 1916 4S;3
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EARNS For SALE.

THE subscriber wishesto sell his Saw Mil and
L water privileges in the village of East Mid
dlebury. Connected with them there, are one
hundred and twenty-five acres of land, 40 OF
which are under improvement, and the rest tim
bered land. Upon the premises there are fouI
dwelling houses fit Tor renting
Also for sale in Ripton, one lot ofland ofaboul
100 acres lying on the North branch of Middle
bury river, about fifty acres under improvement
the remainder heavily timbered with spruce and
hemlock, with good mill privilege. Another
loi Of land in Ripton, Containing 20 or so acres,
80 acres of which are in pasture and meadow
remaineer in timber.
Also, farm lying chiefly in Salisbury, con-
tanning about 100 acres Of excellent land, partly
on Brush Hill, which exceeds any land in the
country for tillage.
Also, claim on some Western lands, which
will be sold cheap. Fora portion of the purchase
money time will be given. The mountain lots
will be rented If not sold.
NORMAN BOARDMAN.
Middlebury, March %, 1876. Ash
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NOTICE,

The subscriber having purchased the en-
tire Stock Of Goods belonging 10 Chas. F..
Crane, would say 10 the inhabitants o. Monk
ton ard vicinity, that he will continue the
business in the same Store and hopes by strict
attention TO business; and readiness torwait
upon customers, TO receive n share of their
patronage. GEORGE B. CRANE.
%N- B. Goods will be sold uncommon
ly low by the subscriber for cash, or.ready pay
TO make way forSpring Stock. CALII& SEE.
G. B. c.
Monklon, Feb. 9Th 1916.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
March "a, lS46.

With view to furnish correct information
in regard to the character, prices and ertent oi
American Manufactures, as wellas 10 correct
misrepresentation On that subject, the un
dersigued respectfully invite the Artisans
Mechanics and Manufacturers of the United
sStares 10 send specimens of their various
productions, with tl.eir prices, to be compar-
ed with the British manufactures sent from
Manchester, and now being exhibited.
Andrew Stewart. James Black,
James Thomp-on, J. s. iost,
Riclld Brodhead, Jos. Burlington,
Alex. Ramsey, John Sirohm,
Moses McClean, john II. Ewing,
Abm. McIllvaine, Jacob Erdman,
c. Darragh, John Blanchard.
James Pollock.
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animated bel ate the adoption OF the proposed a
mendments was postponed for the presently
Y Express.
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A splendid assortment OF Dress Goods, consis-
ting in part of Mandarins, Mouslin DeLaines,
Balzorines, Bingham Muslins, MuNlinS, Prints.
&c. az BIRGE'S.
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BOA FOUND. Enquire 6er a''his OF

ZEPHYR Worsted, Tidy Yarn, Knitting Cot
II ton, marking Canvass, Coats and Taylor's
Spool Thread. &C. &c. at BIRGE'S.
April I, 1876.
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Attention !
HOUSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers the following Hous-
es and Lots for sale.
The house on Seminary street, east of Ira
Stewards. now occupied by James M. Slade.
The house on Court street, nearly oppo-
site the new Jail, occupied by Cyrus Dor
rance. And the house on the same street,
next south how occupied Jacob Dewey.
He will sell these premises at fair price
and reasonable terms given Tor payment.
MARTIN WOOD.
MiddIebury Feb. 18th, 1916.
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STATE or VERMONT, 4
~ 4 Il Z

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, SIS.
BE II remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison
on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1916.
Simon u. Walker administrator with the will
annexed ofthe estate Of
LEWIS PRATT,
late OF Bridport in said District deceased, pre-
SentS his administration count for allowal ce:
It IS therefore ordered, that said accounts exam
med and considered for allowance by this Court.
at session thereof 10 he held at the Office Of a.
q: White Esq. in Shoreham in said District en-
Thursday the 9Th day Of ! pril next, at one o.
clock in the afternoon: ana that said admins
traitor give notice thereof 10 all PERSONS interes
ted, that they may appear and make their oil iec-
lions, II any.ihey may have, 10 the allowance of
said account, by publishing certified cory of
this order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-threew weeks success
sively previous to the time of said Count.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ofRecord.
Attest Us BUSHNELL, Register. n
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ND W GOODS.
A Llrger stock than ever before offered
at
FROST'S LANDING.
Consisting Of
Cut anI MI .Sa,cs.
Cut and Thought Nails,
Iron, Steel Horse Shoes and so firth,
Fish, Sell and Nora Scotia Plaster.
A general stock Of
Hard,rare, CrOekery, Glass ,care S'DfirrOrs;
All kinds Of
Family Groceries. (No Liqnors.)
C0pes, Boas and MufS-best quality.
A better stock of
DRY GOOD
than can be found in this uicinity, consisting
of articles adapted 10 theseason.
Broadctofhs from 10 6 dollars per gard.
Boots and ShOes-lafge and small.
Mems and Boys, and WOnxH's Shoes and
Bootees.
Long-leg'd-Fishermdn's- Wafer-procf
Boots-for snow wading;
EIAH for sale Iow-Cash not refused
VIII receive in exchange for Goods, Cash,
Butter, Beans, Pork, Dried Apples, Wheat.
Feathers, Oats. Bees-wax, and Rye. In short
any thing that holds skin and bones together.
1--WE pay cash, OF sell them goods at rate TO
make the pay better.l
FROST s. RIDER.
Bridport, Nov. Is, 1915. 30;tf.
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NOTICE..

YBVHE Subscriber having made new arran-
4 gements in business, and removed 10 the
Stewards building, requests all persons With
whom he has unsettled accounts TO call and
have the same adjusted at their earliest con-
veinience. Hewi!l continue TO give his at
tention 10 the Tailoring Business, in all IFS
branches, and requests share Of the public
patronage with which he has SO long been
favored. -
March 2. 1916.
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Cloths & Trimmings.

DROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres, D. ap de Etc.
- and good variety Of summer cloths, to be
found at BlRGE'S.
April 7, 1916.