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/" Cheaper than Evcr."
J. w. WEAVER q SON

RE now receiving from New York and
"A offer for sale large assortment of Boots and
Shoes Trunks, Valises. Carpet Bags Satchels Band
Boxes, Hats and Caps. Groceries and Domestic Dry
Goods of almost every kind 1t being of little
quence to the public how went to market, whether
on horseback, like David Crockett, on streak Of
ightning-whether arrived at the wharf Is min
utes before o clock or l6 minutes ater-whether we
paid for goods in fifty dollar bills the Bank Of
Burlington got them on credit the only thing the
purchaser wishes for is to have the goods and price
his expectations. We invite the public just to
walk up to the Captains Office, and ii we cannot
suit them we will pull oil our hats the man that can
sell lower.
Winooski Falls, May II, 1918. dot wi6t3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable Pro-
DISTRICT OF CHIrTENpEN, IS I bate Court for the
District OF Chtenden TO all persons to whom these
presents shall come,-GREETlNG:
Whereas. Laura Field OF Ierico, in said District,
guardian of David J.. Field, John II Field and Sarah
/. Field, all Of said Jerico, minor, children Of Henry
Field, late OF said Jerco, decease presented to said
her petition in writing setting forth that her said wards
are seized in tee in their own right as tenants in
mon OF their equal undivided th parts OF the follow
ing described farm OF land situate in Jerco aforesaid
and bounded as follows, to wit
The Homestead farm Of the said Henry Field de-
ceased, containing about hundred and twenty five
acres OF land, and is bounded on the north by land
Fay and Wright Clark, on the south by land OF Elias
Bartlette and land Of Norman Wright and on the
west by land of John Chambers, which said land is
subject TO the right Of Dover therein OF the said Laura
Field, deceased and that sale OF the said described
estate Of her said wards. and investn II of the
proceeds OF such sale in other lands at interest
and praying sad Court to grant her license sell said
estate OF her said waIds and invest the proceeds oi
such sale in other lands put the interest,
agreeabiy TO law in such case provided: Whereupon,
the said Probate Court assigned the 9th day Of May
A. ID. 1913, Tor hearing and deciding on said petition
at tine Probate Office III Burlington, M said Distrc,
and ordered that all persons interested should be mott
fed thereof, by publishing this order containing the
OF said application. three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Pree Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington, all which publications 10 he prevl-
Gus to the said Gath day Of May, A. ID 1913.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said District
this 3rd day Of May, 1913.
45w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD. Register.
DRIED APPLEs Of good quality fol
IL sale at A s. pEWEYS.
ApT 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

To House Keepers.
y Linen Sheeting,
II Cotton do
Pillow Case Linen,
Damask Table Cloths,
and { Napkins,
Embossed Piano Covers,
do Table Covers,
Countcrranes, Dinty,
Drapery Muslin,
Together with almost every article in the Dry Goods
line wanted may be found at c. STAMFORD 4 Cos
Burlington. May ~, 1913. d35wi7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

Several of the Loco Foco papers-the ALBANY atlas
among them-are publishing extended accounts of the
Lite and Public Services of Gov. DoDGE, of Wiscon-
sin His shame has been mentioned in connection with
Democratic nomination for the Presidency,-and the
sketch OF hun in the atlas concludes thus =
will only add that oil questions Of national po.
ICY Governor Dodge is firm and devoted supporter
Of the principles OF Jackson Wright, Van Buren, and
Benton, and the true Democrats of the nation may re-
~ upon him Mt all times and in all places"-N Y
Courier \ Enquirer.
No doubt but then who are "the true Demo.
Gratis of the nation"2 That seems to be the
most difficult question to solve just now. Can
the Sentinel enliglten US?
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Removed.

N\HE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
Il that he has removed his shop to the building
lately occupied by Mr. Jas. II Plat, nearly opposite
the Chittendcn County House, and directly opposite
Mr.. Haches Gun Shop, on Church St, where he will
always be in readiness TO do oil work entrusted to him
in the most workmanlike manner including
JEWELLERY AND WATCHES
of every description, making PATENT LEVER ESCAPE
MENTs as good as johnson or Robinson; also, Duplex
Lepne, and all vertice, &c All kinds ot repairing
setting pinions staff cylinder wheels, &c. as well and
neat can be done in the city Of New York. Music
boxes repaired; Accordans and Mclodians tuned
All work done by his own hands.
Mr. +. having worked in large establishment in
the city OF New York for two years. Mounting, Fin
shing and Repairing Watches OF all kinds, and hav.
ing previously received good instructions from nm
celent European workman, is well qualified TO ex-
ecute the most difficult work. and he exhorts the
public to place in him their confidence, and bestow
upon him share of patronage. Refer, for niorma-
ton respecting his workmanship, to MessrS. Fellows
Van AIsdale 4 Cooper, No II Maiden l.aine, New
York. LOUIS fREMEAU.
Burlington, May II, 1913. 46tf
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For Sale.

THREE farms for sale, two of them r
Il the town of Milton situated near the village q
Milton Falls. One of them contains IS acres Of lane
with good fruit Orchard House Barn, AID out bull
dings. the other about so ncres with good Orcharc
House Barn, and out buildings. Also, one lying ii
the Town of Wcstford containing $50 acres house
barn, and out buildings with orchard good terms given
for payment, for further information. Apply to the
subscriber in Milton.
Milton, May 10, 49, wi7m2 ETHAN AUSTIN.
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JEWELLRY AND WATCHES
Hydraulic Ram.
w. & Ii. Douglas Patent,

A perfectly simple and effective Machine for fore.
~ ing portion OF brook or spring to any required
distance or elevation where proportionnc fall can be
applied The various uses OF the Ram at once
obvious, viz For the purposes Of irigating Lands
aud supplying Dwellings, Gardens Factories, Villages
Engines, Railroad Stations, &c. WITH Il RUNNING
WATER. For sale by
PIERCE, DAVEY g. co.
burlington Ag. Warehouse.
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One Of our agents at Athens, Georgia, has sent us
the following letter with permission to publish the
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL. PREVAIL.

TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Athens, August 81, lS46.
Mr.. A. Aexander-Dear Sir Having been afilic-
ted for than months with Chronic lniilama-
ton OF the Lungs-at times very severcy-and having
adopted many medicines without any but temporary
relief purchased about three bottles OF wisars Bal
wild cherry, from the effects OF which obtain
ed more relief than from all the medicines had ever
peaed use of this valuable Basam been more free
from pressure for breath and oppression on the lungs
than had an,cipated--and, indeed conceive that
will be cured by continuing its use, OF this most dis
heartning malady do most cheeriully tender you
this acknowledgement, which you will use as yoni ndg
ment dictates. RODNEY BURKE
Waynsborough, Burke Co. Georgia,
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTARs
BAlSAM OF WILD CHERRY, More genuine
unc's signed by ] BUTTS Address all orders r.
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HORACE N. BILL,
Pub. and Print. OF Roman Citizen.

From Rev Iechariah Paddock D. d.
Dear Sir Having used, personally, and in my "a.
my two or three bottles OF your Prctoral Syrup, |
icel myself authorized indeed hound in duty to speak
IN high terms OF the article. For hoarseness, which
with me, as public speaker, has been most formida.
Die difficulty, have never found anything like it
In diseases OF the Lungs and other parts Of the vocal
organs, s effects are most grateful and salutary. Its
remarkable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very little more of.
tensve than pure honey consider one of its smallest
recommendations. In word. am persuaded that
were Its virtues and its conveniences known to the
public, II would have an extensive sale.
>, Very respectfully q PADDOCK.
For sale by THEODORE A. PECK,
4ow2m Wholesale Druggist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

Nous African at Louisville, stumbled while
walking on a very dark night, and was pitched
head foremost down a cellar, which Afforded nm
!. n onen door of entrance. Springing to his feet
he exclaimed Bress de Lord dat light on my
head II dis nigga had scraped his shins so hard
! spec he broke his leg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
D ic0,

In Colchester on the 9TH inst JosEru SPEAR, aged
80 years.
In Charlotte, on the 18th inst, of consumption
HELEN MARIA HILL, aged - years and nine months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
To Breeders Of Horses.
MHE THOROUGH RREn HORSE. Sir HEM


will stand this season, ending Sept the stable
offs Wa'd, Milton FalsVt. His rich pedigree, embra
cling as it does within the fourth degree such horses
Henry, Sir Archy, imp Messenger, and Eng Eclipse,
his acknowledged superiority OF form and remarkable
power OF transmitting its prominent points. his high
reputation in New York. where many OF his colts
now kept ms stock horses, and where he three times
received the first premium OF the New York State
Agricultural Society, first when n colt Mt Albany, in
1885, again ut Ponghkeepsie, in 1874 and again. over
fifty three competitors after eleven years of service in
the stud Of EDWARD Lone, Esq OF Cambridge, N. Y,
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the Stntc nt Auburn. in 1916 and finally
his stock, some OF which We have made arrangements
to have in our pasture for the inspection OF those
who may wish to decide from their own observation,
warrant in saying that he is one of the best horses
ever introduced into the State. II the assurances of
competent Judges may he relied he is the best horse,
as getter Of fast, enduring and bold going rodGstes
now offered to the breeders of Vermont Such we be-
ieve him to be. lie received the first premium of the
Chittenden County Agricultural Society, held al Bur-
lington, last september, where his colts were exhibited
for the first time in the State, OF which the first
premium awarded. The Committee remark, in
their report, 81 the improvement in sucking colts is
worthy ef notice"
Sir HENRY will stand at $40 the season Insurance
agreed on. Insurance will be claimed on mares dis.
posed of before the time Of fonng. Good pasturage
will he provided for mares from distance, but the
proprletors will be responsible for accidents or
capes. LuClUS SANDERSON a. co.
Georgia, March 2S 1913. 4Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

GRAY, MEAD & co. offer for sale, nj
" their place, on Pearl Street nearly every descrip-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. On the opening OF
Navigation. they will have Tor sale a large supply
of SHINGLES, and intend to keep on hand TO supply
the community during the season, all kinds OF market
abe Lumber. 4otf.
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administrators Sale.

p virtue ola license from the Probate Court for the
- District of Chtenden, granted to me admins
traitor Of the Estate of Ann Harrington, will sell at
public auction, on Saturday the eth instant at ten
o'clock, in the forenoon, the dwelling house of Miss
Betsey Harrington, in Burlington one undivided half
OF quarter lot No Ell on ST. Paul Street, in the
village Of Burlington.
GEO. B. SHAW, Admins
Nav 10Th 1913 Wi6w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

The question is now settled with regard to the rea
value ana practical efficacy Of the PECTORAI
NIROP, in removing COUGHS and all other dis
cases and distractions Of the PULMONARY ORGANS
OF complaints, can be nttesed by hundreds in th
town who have used it with the manifest results
some OF whose names have already appeared in this
paper, and more OF them will be seen very soon
There is no longer any doubt about 1.-THE fact 10
certain, that
DIR. FoRD's PICTORIAL SYRUP,
the greatest remedy of the age it is Just the thing
that has long been hoped for and sought for but never
'ound till now viz medicine that should be pleas.
ant to take-quckly eGcacions when taken safe in
us operation, and that should require nothing after.
wards IN the shape OF physic, or other medicine to
carry It out OF the system.
II should be particularly observed by the reader
that this SYRUP is not remedy for diseases of ali
paris r , ct the body, but only for the CHEST and
NOTHING Else!
But for all PULMONARY DIFFICULTIES or.
1t is an lSrAILIBLE REMEDY. Even in the early stages
Of this maady, it has rescued many in their down.
ward progress. and restored them to health md 70
the active business md enjoyments OF life. Try it,
then, 1t you have COUGH, and you will not be dis
appointed.
Certificates.
Rome. March IS, 1915
DR.. FooRp,-Dear Sir:-l very cheerfuly give my
certificate for your Pectoral Syrup, through your
Agents in Rome, Messrs Dudley e. Peck. Nv wife
has been troubled with severe cough for some years
and in the meantime has tried various medicines OF
repue Last fall her cough increased and felt very
much alarmed about her. | was induced to try your
syrup, and am happy to say, that two hotties en-
tirely cured her cough, and improved her general
health would recommend it to all as medicine OF
great worth.
HORACE N. BILL,
Pub. and Print. OF Roman Citizen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

SICK HEADAcuE,-H righfs Indian Vegetable Pills
are certain for every description OF headache
because they cleanse the body from those morbid hu-
mors, which, confined in the stomach, the
OF nausea and sickness want OF appetite, dsagreeabe
taste in the mouth bad breath. wasting of the gums,
decayed teeth and many other distressing complaints
and when taken into the circulation, and thrown upon
the various parts of the body, give rise every mala
dy incident TO man. -Four or five of Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills taken in twenty .our hours
will, in short time put complete stop to Sick
Iiradache-at the same time the digestive organs
will be restored to a healthy tone.
BEWARE OF CoUsTERFET.-TnE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A PER
on THE TOP LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other is gen
nine, and 10 counterfeit this is FORGERY.
The genuine tor sale by w. H. CURTIS, Water
Street,, and | THEODORE A: PECK, College Street
sole ngcn, for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex
j. b. Dyke Huntington w. Rhodes, Ir Richmond
L. b. Green, Richmond J. II, & T. w. Tower
Underhill Hurbut & Hodges, Willis,on K. San
derson an! G; Ayers, West willistoH I! Lyman 3
jericho w. b. Velie, Hnesburgh w. s. Il II +
Wood, Wesiiord Staples & Lyon, Charlotte John
Simonds, Shelburne ! X. Richmond Barnard and a
the New England Branch Office and General Depot
1913 fremont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
New Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House.
THE Subscribers have opened a Shop in
Il Church Street, opposite Chttenden Co. House
for the purpose Of Manufacturing and offering for Sale
every article that may be wanted in the above line
which will be made to order. Peddlars and Mer-
chants will be supplied on as reasonable terms as at
any other shop in the country.
JAMES A. SIIEDD & CO.
Burlington Nav S. 1913 46wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

'INHE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
i Satin, silk, Silk and Linen and Cambria Crava's
ever offered in III. market may hs found at
10, n G. FATIWrS & Cos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
ELLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNINGS MAY 49, Is4s

SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass. For sale whole.
sale and retail by THEo A. PECK, Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
4flarric0,

In this town. on the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr. Nash
Mr.. W. Il. SMITH TO Miss CHARLOTTE NJ. DENsMoRE
of Colchester
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
DANCING.
MISS ELLIS, TEACHER OF DANCING. from


MISS ELLIS. TEACHER OF DANCING. from
wi Albany. md late from England begs respect
fully to inform the residents Of Burlington, TINT she -
travelling through some OF the Northern Villages 10
give instruction in the fashionable dances and that
she purposes coming Darlington the termination
of her present classes in Glens Falls She will be IN
Burlington about the 9th 10th OF May, and remain
u lew weeks, TO teach the
POLKA, THE RsrowA, EVERY DESCRIPTION or WALTZ
mo, CoTIIoSs, sc. sc.
Miss ELLIS purposes forming an afternoon, Class
exclusively Tor Young Ladies Those Dung LADIES'
wishing JON will please favor Miss ELLIS WIN call
ing on her immediately her arrival, SO as 10 COM
mcnce without loss OF time.
Miss ELLIS will remain long enough 70 make het
Pupils quite perfect in either Of the dances 1t Is OF no
consequence whether the Young Ladies have or nave
not previously learned they will, during me sc. OF
lcssons, acquire a knowledge OF dancing suhe'eh' "
ncouii themselves with grace and elegance =,
Miss ELLIS will bring with her letters from so'hs :"
rho nrinrinnl Families and Schools in which she mas
successfully taught IN Albany , ,.-. v.,;u.
Miss F. purposes visiting Burlington heesesi's
and Flatsburgh IN succession ""
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Removed.
DENTISTRY. THE SUBSCRIBER HAV.

II TN DCIJ5O1tIDIIR
~ ing removed his Surgery from Peck's TO Thomas
Building College Street, over the Agricultural Ware.
house, respectfully announces to his patrons and oil
others who may favor him with patronage, that he
form satisfactorily he hopesl all operations pertain
ing to his pr fession. He will execute all business
CURED in the line of inserting artificial Teeth the
stumps, and in adjusting them Gold Plate, in the
most approved and elegant manner.
FL HENDEE.
BURLINGTON Nav l6 l648 DDS WAT
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For sale or Rent.
INUTE IA n(.E HTnnTnt'S

Hiiil j Brick Hotel, in Willis,on, well known as
1h. "The Eagle" is offered for sale, on terms
most advantageous for the purchaser, will be leased
for term Of years 1t is in Thorough repair, and has
supply Of the purest spring water, running into the
Kitchen and the BARN For particulars, inquire Of
the proprietor on the premises D. FRENCH
Williston, April L. 1SiS 6dtt4lw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
Wanted.

IMMEDIATELY, AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
Of IS or 10 years Of age, as apprentice to the
Saddling business All kinds of Saddlers work con.
stantly hand and for sale cheaper than ever before
in this County Hinesburg Vermont.
T.W GLIB, g. co.
May 9th, ls4S. w46tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19
IIERRICk'S PILLS.

IIERRICk'S PILLS
Changing weather such as this is
Calls tor exercise OF care,
Cold nor heat are halt SO vicious
AS sudden change Of air.
Though you have n constitution
Subject to all human ills,
You may brave the worst of climates,
If you use these SUGAR PILLS
Thousands strong and robust
Who but lately writhed IN pain
Ever aching, ever growing,
They have found their health again.
Now when cold succeeds hot weather.
They've no fear OF ague chills
For they those health prcservers.
HERRIcx's SUGAR COATED PILLS!
g" Orders to be directed to Eerrick and Co. Priny
cple Office Albany, NY and for sale by A. L.
Spear Geo. f. Harrington, Catln and Spear, Burliny-
ton, w b. Hatch Winooski Falls, John Simonds 2n
Sheburn, Lyon and AL xander, Charlotte Wells,
IIines5ureh, and also by Druggists and Merchants
in every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-19

Shrubbery, Grass plots Turnips,
Cabbages, dc. dc. dc.
PERMANENTLY ERADICATED.
THIS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADvAN-
tages over any other hitherto brought into use
il not only destroys all the vermn parasitic upon veg
eables, but also contributes to the fertility and cleanl-
ness Of the plants, barks nad roots of the trees.
1t may be considered inf.,llibe in its applications
and, on account of its cheapness, very accessible to
any extent to Hoculturists, Agrcul,uris,s, Farmers
Directions for Use.-A teacup full dissolved in
one gallon and pint of rain water is OF sufficient
strength to sprinkle over the ponts and shrubbery
morning and evening. until nil insects have disap-
peared. Peach and other trees may be noisened by
means OF a large syringe, and at the same time the
bark OF the trees may be sponged with the liquid.
Prepared by Dr. LEWIS fECCHTwANGER, No 2, Wall
Street, N. Y, aud for SAKE at Ap92,hcSnres, Hall
."r... GEO. E; HARRINGTON,
CORBETTS sARsAPARILLA READ TIT
" FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
"Mes-rs Edward Brnley & Co-Gentlemen. With
bottle Of Corbeus Compound Extract OF Sarsapa-
rilla received copy Of his Formula for preparing
From testing the Syrup, the fact of the xstence IN il
of the nctve substances named was ascertained, and
the general good qualities OF the Preparation inferred
The Formula exhibits Tie no" o. como of the bee,
of our native medicinal Roots and Plants, with sub
stances of the HIGHEST rcpute remedial agents, and
does NOT contain any metallic compound For the
cures IN WHICH the medicinal virtues OF Sarsaparla
sought, his Preparation should have a preference in
consequence OF the care and skill in con,pounding it.
Respectfully, AUG. A HAYES, NJ. ID.
March l6, 1913. State Assayer"
From MARY NJ. NEsMlTB, ,rife ofthe Hon. George ".
Nesmifh, President of the Northern RdiirOddl
"Ths may certify that was afflicted with Rhenm
for more than fifteen years PRIOR to loi7 tried dit
erent remedies without permanent relief. In the
spring Of the year lsi7, was induced test the eff
cacy Of Dr. Corbeus Compound Syrup of Sarsapa-
ria' During the space of three months used about
from said disease, and cen therefore cheeriully
mend to others who may be afflicted in like manner
to try this cheap ind valuable Medicine,
MARY NJ. NEsMITH."
None genuine but with DR.. Corbett's signature, and
for sale BY the Proprictors.
EDWARD BRINLEY e. co. Boston.
AMOS c. SPEAR, sole agent for Burlington.
Burlington April 9Th, lsiS 4lm3is
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BOnDcts.

China Pearl, Florence,
Straw, Birds Eve
French Lace, Rutland Braid
Jenny Lind lust received by
May IL, 1913 IS / D. BIXBY e. Co
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TO THE LADIES
DaguerreOtypeS,

M ESSRS. CI1ILDS Il STEELE have fitted
lN1 up Rooms over S. Walkers store Church street,
burlington, VT, expressly for the purpose of taking
DAauERREoTYrE MINIATURES. We have every con-
venience for taking groupes of from two TO ten on tha
same plate, OF single pictures, of superior style and
hnish. Set in frames, cases or ockets at moderate
prices.
Business hours from Q A. NJ. to s P. NJ Ladies'
agt Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call at our
Rooms and examine specimens. Entrance up stairs.
between n. Lovely's and :. Walkers stores.
Darlington. April H. 1913 dnwrf
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DRIED APPLES Of good quality for
II sale al a s HEWEY'S
April 20,
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The Compound hemical
WAAl e OIL SOAP

Rose.bugs, Lecf-lic Slugs, and erery other de-
scription Of Insects upon Bushes, Grape
rines. Peach, Apple and other Trees,
Shrnbbery, Grass plots, Ihrnips,
Cdbbdres, DC dc &c