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brighton Cattle Market,
7hmsdag, Aprl u, 1913.


AT Markes--265 Beef Cattle, rs pairs Working
Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 900 Sheep, and LAO
Swine.
Beef Catiie--A few extra 81 $50, first quality So.
rs sT,25; second quality SO a se,b0.
Working Oxcn--Sales at SOS, SIS, $50, $50, $40,
$40, $40.
Cows and Calscs--sales at $40, s25, $50, soS,
ss2.
Bheop---rots at $3.50, SAYS, ss,2s, 81, $3.50, S.
20 extra Sheep, fed by G. w. Graves, Of Sunder.
land, taken ~ SO.
Swine-At wholesale, 81 a 6lc.
Monday, May l.
AT Market--l25 Beef Cattle, and 1850 Swine.
Beef Cattle-A few extra 81 so; first quality Sc.
rs $685. second quality SC $3.50
Swine-At Wholesale, Il &c; selected lots, 81
a etc.
New York Market, MAr 2-The sales
Of Flour amounted to $500 bbls, at Sc a s6,06t for
common Western New York; s6,l6l a s6,25 for
Southern; s6l2i for fair, s6,ls2 SOFAS for good
and pure Michigan and Genesee. Market moder-
aiely active, with downward tendency.
Jersey Corn commands 53c; New Orleans do
sol. Rye is rs before, 72c delivered Oats firm
at 46 n 4s for Canal, Al for Virginia.
Mess Pork sells at $40, Prime seal3 City Beei
Is heavy, at $3.50. Lard a &c. Cheese "A 8
Butter l24 rs, according to quality, and scarce.
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FRESH TEAS.

DEC'VD, this week from New York, large
IL stock of Fresh GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, at
considerable discount from former prices. Families
can always be sure Of getting good Teas, as they
ed Also, large stock of all kinds COFFEE, Choc-
olate, French do, Cocoa, Shells, Broma, &c.
Wholesale and Retail, by j. w. FROST.
81 No. 8, opposite tie Stage House.
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81 A large meeting was held in Boston on
Friday evening, for the expression Of sympathy
with the three seamen imprisoned at Washing
ton for aiding slaves to escape. A committee
required bail is $4,000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-05
Notice.

fINHE members Of the Engine Company No s,
Il are hereby notified to meet at the place where
the Engine e kept on Saturday, the 9th inst at 81
O'Clock, r. NJ for the purpose Of working the En-
CINE. By order Of the Foreman.
]. M. HAVEN, Clerk
bratteDoroJ MAY ., 1913 81
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100000 LBS.
Lead Pine and Sheet Lead.

YWE Subscribers are now manufacturing Lead
Il Pipe, under new patent, recently granted BY
the u. s., Of quality never before obtained in this
or any other country; and their superior facilities
and means of manufacturing enable them to defy
composition Where Timed Pipe is preferred we
can supply most beautiful article. All weights OF
sheet lead and OF unsurpassed quality. Those wish
ing TO purchase will do well 70 call upon or write
10 THOS. OTIS LEROY Cos
26i 4 ass Water ST., New York
April II, ls4s. ims'
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ANOTHER KING DEPosED.-"K King" Lanson,
the keeper of low, vile house at New Haven,
the resort of black spirits and white, blue spir-
its and grey" has been arrested and put in Jail.
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G. C.. HALL

HAS the greatest bargains In DRY GOODS
III TO be found in Brattlcboro. His stock, purchns-
ed in New York and Boston, is extensive, embrac-
ing all scasonablc descriptions. And he will sell
for cash at very small advance.
May |. 81
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ca Genery Twitchell, Esq, of Worcester, has
been appointed Assistant Superintendent Of the
Boston and Worcester Railroad.
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YOUNG MORGAN.

= ~ NNHIS valuable young Horse
ia 1ENe@rN i will stand the ensuing season
YIN AALA<A 4 in Bratteboro, at I. O. Lords
1871 q Stable, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, Fridays and Saturdays, and
IN West Brattleboro at Geo. Woods Stable, on
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Yogso MoRGAs partakes as much, II not more
OF the Morgan blood than any other young Horse
in Vermont--inherits most Of the extraordinary
qusiEics OF the "original Morgan" rcsem
bes the "old Sherman, and it is believed will prove
rs valuable in improving the breed Of Horses.
lie was five years old last season--weighs one
thousand pounds-is of dark chestnut eolor-oi
compact and beautiful fom--has large muscles and
ceFis-is very active and energetic-of gentl. and
kiad disposition and has the essential qualities o.
speed and bottom.
He has been kept at Sharon and Mt Stockbridge
kEown as the Abbott Colt--where his colts arc IL
high repute and may be seen.
1srms-S5I00 to warrant.
GEO. WOOD, Agent
Brattleboro, May l. 81
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Ready Made Clothing.
CHASE & CRANDALL

HAVE on hand large assortment Of Ready
II Made Garments, which will be sold very cheap.
Purchasers will do well to examine Clothing and
frees before making their purchases. 81
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INTERESTING FACT The city of Boston
pays as much for the support of schools as the
government Of England ~ets
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BONNnTs.

LNL0RENCE and Fancy Straws Of the latest
Il styles, together with Ribbons and Fle'ous, for
sale cheap for cash, by G. z. HALL.
May 2. 81
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81 Accounts from the South and West speak
most encouragingly of the wheat prospect
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Spring and Summer Goods
CHASE & CRANUALL

HAVE just received large and well selected
IA stock Of French, German and American Cloths
which they are prepared to make up into Garments
IN the latest style, at great discount from former
prices We have large assortment Of plain and
fancy Cdssimeres. Also, plain and fancy Linen
Drills for Gents Summer Pants, plain and fancy
Tweeds for childrens' wear, Vestings in every va
riety, all Of which will be sold very cheap.
N. d. A Dor wanted from IL 10 II years Of age,
May 3, ls4S. 81
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Linen Goods.

Cane Seat and Back Rocking Chairs, Cane seat
Grecian Cane Seat do, French Banister Pearl top,
round post cane seat do, Cottage cane seat do
Wood seat do, childrens' wood and cane seat do
Table do, ehildrens Rocking do. Also, best HAIR
Matfresscs best Lipc Geese FcdteTs cases Looking
Glasses, nj very low prices.
BrAttleboro, April 20, Ists. ew3s
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DRESS SILKS.

Cases yard wide Plain, Figured and Striped CHAME-
LEON SILKS.
Cases superior ARMuRE, eros DE MEssINA, and
ISPAHAN SILKS.
Cases rich STRIPED and PLAIDED SILKS.
Cases Paris BROCADE SILKS.
30 cases Of FANCY SILKS, comprising every new
and desirable style, from 80 cts 10 81 per I'D.
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0ohticineu'b uruihuiuB ctorc,
MAY be found large assortment Of Stocks,
lvl Silk and Satin Scarfs, French Yoke Neck
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
French Kid and Wash Leather Gloves, Lisle Thread
and Cotton do, Suspenders, Shirts and Drawers,
Dressing Gowns, Caters, Umbrellas, &c.
N b. Shirts made to order at short notice.
Nav 3, 1913. 81
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ZuLOTus DTOKINsON

DooMS at No. s, opposite the Stage House, w
III stairs whore he Is now closing his accounts and
some few thousand dollars worth of Merchandise,
to enable him to leave the retail trade.
ALBERT III. DAY q BROTHER
have leased bis former store at No 1. .
Brsttleboro, April 10, 1916 i2w34
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Ladies', Dress Goods.

T MEN GINGHAMs, Brocade, Lawns, Embro
IL dered Muslns, Jenny Lind IA new style Of Lin
en- Ginghams), Printed Lawns, French and Scotch
Ginghams Swiss and India Book Muslius, Victoriu
Lawns, India Lawns, &c., selling very low at
ALBERT H. DAY & BROTHERS
April 20, ls4s. 2w36
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Real Estate at Auction.

Real Estate at Auction.
3zy.A WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUG
f.n4 w TI0N, on the premises, on Sat
..!.E&r uriay the 9Th day of May, at O'Clock
.&EA p. NJ, if not previously disposed Of, a
Dwelling House one and half sto-
ries high, in thorough repair aud conveniently ar
ranged for two families, together with about one
third Of an acre Of valuable land on which it stands.
Said lot is iavorably situated Elliot Street, in
Brattleboro village within eight ten rods Of the
Cold Water Establishment
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber
or Of NATHAN MILLER, near the premises.
LUTHER ALLEN.
Dummcuton, April rs, ls4s- Sc
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GentIemen's Wearing Apparel. "a
GERMAN and French, English and American
VI Broadcloths, super Black Doeskins, Cassi.
meres, Vestings, Scarfs, Crayats, Gloves Hats
Caps, &C., just received at DAYS
No. 4, GRANIrE Row
April 20, Isls, awSs
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domestic Goods
RAM@T gagas9N@G.


Carpet Bags, Gloves and Hosiery, Silk Purses,
Combs Pins and Needles, Hooks and Ryes, Tapes,
Linen Hdkfs, Cambria do, Gimps and PRINCES
Elastic Tics Lace Edgings, plain White Cambrics
Curtain do, Book Muslin, Lawns, Thread Of all
sorts and colors, Coat Buttons, Pearl Agate do,
Bosom Studs, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, Silver
Pencil Cases. Steel Pens, Pocket Knives Indelible
Ink, RaIors Of mont superior quality, Strops,
Clothes, Hair Shaving, Teeth, Horse and Bench
Brushes, Hair Pins, Enameled Cards, Shaving
Soaps Fishing Taekl, Violin Strings, Umbrellas
Parascls, Pansoletts, Sun Shades.
co. Gases Of tie --latest Fashioned Hats.
Boys Cloth and six Caps.
900 pairs LADIES' SHOES, very cheap $50
pairs Misses do. Childrcn's in great variety.
Looking Glasses,
w. L. GOODS AND GROCERIES.
chests Y. II. Tea, from 37k to 62i cts-,-select-
ed with great care; do. Ningyong.
1000 lbs. p. X Sugar-veFy cheap. Loaf, Crush
ed and Pulyerized do Zante Cunants, Coffee,
burnt and ground do. Spices, all kinds Molasses,
Raisins, Figs, Oranges, lemons, Nuts, Cav Tobae-
co-2oO lbs, for cts per h.; Smoking do, Cod
Fish Salmon and Mackerci.
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Nails, Paper Hangings
rich patterns.
Farming Tools.
Cast Steel and Iron shoves, do. Manure Forks
do. Hoes, Flows, &c.
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED
Drugs and Medicines. Paints and Lintseed
Oil, Dye &r6s, Croekery and Glass
Wars,-iarge assortment.
The above stock with few exceptions, Is fresh
from market, bought mainly with Cash, Mt the very
lowest market prices. We hope to make IL for tn,
interest ofpurchasers to deal with US.
| ~ WaHicd in EIokangs,--all kinds OF Farmers
Produce, for which the highest price will be paid
| Williamxville, April 81, ls4s. 81
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FTNHIS Horse, now four years old, will stand this
i season as follows commencing May 10.
Mondays, at Phelps, Mortified; Tuesdays, at
Fesscndens, Warwick Wednesdays, at Follctts
field Fridays, at Barretts, lIinsdale.
1erms,-S5,00.
Hinsdale, May !, 1913 6ws7
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GENTLEMEN,S WEAR.

We can say without boosting, that our stock Of
Broadcoths, Cassimeres, Docskins Satiuctts, Vest
ngs, Italian Cravats, Snspenders, &C., Is complete
most Of our cloths have been bought new this
Spring, much cheaper than ever before.
Domestic Goods.
2 bales Salmon Falls Sheetings, do. extra do
do Farmers, Clinton 81 wide, Troy blcached
o-s wide, bleached and brown Drillings, 1ickings
from to II cents, York kremlin, Amoskcag Den.
inns, Col Calnbrics, Silicas, Red Yellow and White
Crash, Russia Diaper, Scotch do, brown Linen TIA.
bic Covers bleached do, Cotton Yarn, wadding
Wicking, &C.
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'ARAsOLETTs 4 sun SHADES.

A FINE ASSORTMENT opened this morning
Hat ALBERT II. DAYS BROTHERS.. :
April 26, ls4e. ew36
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN!
lS4S.
MILLER s. WARD,
HAVING recently thoroughly repaired their
il store making the basement story entirely new
aud very commodious, have just received from the
latest importalons, large and we'll selected stock
Of Goods, equal TO any III this vicinity.
Dress Goods.
Great effort has been made to obtain the richest
and hest assortment Of
Rich striped Silks, beautiful patterns; Mohaii
Lustres, shaded do, NJ. dc Laincs, Barnges, Balzo.
rines, Victoria Lawns, printed do, Light Striped
Cashmere, Corded and Checked Organizes, French
Scotch, English and American Gnghams Checked
and Striped Aipaccas, Alpine Thibets, Calfomis
Plaids Gala do, Oregon do.
$50 Pieces Eng. x Ann. Prints,
from a to II cents comprising great variety o.
patterns.
SUAWGSo
Cashmere, Brocha, Black Damask Shawls, grea
variety Of Summer do very cheap.
BONNETS.
Florence, Coburg Pearl, Adelaide, French Lace
Highland, Misses Lawn, Misses Willow
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers,
HREATIKS, TABS, &C
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Domestic Goods.

Brown and blenchcd Sheetngs, oil widths and
qualities, at great bargains; fne and common Tick
ings, brown and bleached Drills, Gambroons,
Stripes Checks DENNIS &c
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Ills stock consists OF


Eng, German and Am. Broadcloths. Fancy and
Black Cassimcres, fine German Doeskins, white
and colored Flannes.
cIOYCS AND hosiery
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Ashueiot Tiger.

Brattlcboro, May /.
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Looking Glasses,
Farming Tools.

Cast Steel and Iron Shovels, do. Manure Forks
do. Hoes, Flows, &c.
JTEpnC GpASc Nm (TnTEn SEEn
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D.AGUERREOTYPES.
MeIrOse Seminary.

May 4th, is4s.
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A ..ss~N
sy-T.,sAEt -,
rss--Ezty; - ais.is::ss--lr.LT.Iil,
TIattesOn & Preston,

AICtISSOI " lSolUuy
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS
So. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MATrEsoN. JOHN b PRESTON
REFERENCES;
Capt. Calvin Case, 81. Louis:
MeSSrs. Pomeroy & DrIrkce, :.
8 Smith \ Townsend, Mar Orleans;
r. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Waclc, Esq. Natcic.:
McSSrS. Williams and Lawrence, Quihcy:
|. n. Morris, Esq, :.
l.. p. Sanger. Esq, G0lCRa;
MeSSrs. WadSworth. Dycr& Chapin, Chicdoe
4" Ogden and Jones,
Gen. Jacob Fry, !.
MeSsrs. MattcSon & Bradncr. Joliet;
:. Walker \ Iiickling, OHnrG;
" Cushman & Gridlcy, s.
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LGSalic;
ID. L. Hough,
James Dunlap, Esq, JdcksonriHc;
Messrs. Cortcnins 4 Griswold, Pcoria;
u" Phelps x Bourland,
Hon Thomas Ford.
MeSsrS. Bradner s Co.., Nev York;
David Lcavitt, Esq, g."
MesSrS. Suydam, Sage s Co., 90
:" Corning, Homer s Co., AlJdnY;
A. J. Williams, Esq, Utica;
Mcssrs. Kimberly, PeaSe & Co., BuGdlo;
90 icy \ Webster, "
* Reed, Parks & Co., BEARER;
g Bobb & Bishop, Ciereland;
Burrows \ Co., Cincinnati:
g Williams < Dilworth, PHi,bwy;
" Knapp x Tottcn, L"
% l.. & I. FabCr,
|. ID. Harmon, Esq, Peru;
McssrS. Hoffman x Coats, :.
i. ID. Brewster, Esq, a."
\. II. Ridgcly, Esq, Springfield;
b. c. Webster, Esq, 9"
VIM. Fem, Esq, LGcoU;
McSSrS. Dudley y Wdrdlow, HcnnepiR;
ChaS. c. Wilcox, Esq, Pcbm.
CASH ADVANCES MADE OIL CUNSlGNMFNTS.
Referring to our Gard above we take this oc.
caslon TO solicit Cousignmcnts Of MERCHANDISE,
either for sale here ~ forwarding TO other points
We shall coniino ourselves To a Commits ion
and Forwarding Business. and feel confident in
assuring you that our experience, in business.
aud acquaintance generality in the county, viii
enable us TO give any business with which We
may he favored the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries Of any
KIND, or any other article purchased in ~. Louis
OF New Orleans and shipped 10 them, can have
It done by sending their orders to Us, fur two
and half per cent. ou the money invested. Per.
sons doing retail business any where west ol
Detroit, or IN any Other direction, con depend
upon having their crdcrs filled at as low rnics,
lthcy send IL, aud perhaps lower, thar they
could hy coming thomsrl,,s. Every attention
shall bc given in having goods vu in good cidcr
aud shipped Mt low rates, however small IT.,
amount may he, that Is scut IT, u To hu invested.
II shall he done promptly aud To order.
MNTTESON Il PRESTON,
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Fire and Marine insurance,

PROJECTION lnSU RANCE COMPANY OF
New Jersey, at sOmcr,illc.
4 tNnlfhh 5000 coo Chartered Feb 1918.
" DmCroWs-W lillian I thompson, Peter
Stryhcr. James Taylor, Da M Sandcrson, Will
inm !. BOVINE, Edward Payson, Mathew Ruds.
dale, New York; James y. Mcintyre. G. +,
Powers. Brooklyn. u, 5. WuirNty, ag't, Wall
ST., n Y. WIN. THOMPSON, President,
J.. V. NooHnrs, secretary. may5-i2.ly
The snhWrihcr will insure in the above com.
pnny on as liberal terms ns any other good com.
pnny. r. l.. HOGGnrDN.
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GEORGE s. FISHER,

iuorHcy and hdad lgcnt- OHUc0, m.
Collections made aud lhvcs paid in any of the
counties composing This (9,h) judicial circuit.
VIZ lhsollcGIundy, Livingston, kcnd III, Kane,
d. kalh, oslr, Bureau, Stark Peoria, Marshall
aud Putnam.
Particular attention paid to procuring Tor ll-.
charged volunteers and soldiers their bounty
land warrants soup also procuring pension
certificates anl collecting claims on the govern.
mcnt. Land, located trr >nl,lcts aud settlers ON
warrants IN The Chicago ~ niNnn land office.
Warrants bought anl sold, Commissions in
this llnr will receive afclul attention.
Office \ T., corner Count house. NJ stats.
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To prniric l,rcni,crs.

THE subscriber wishes u get 30 or 10 acres
prairie plouGhcd durins the month Of
June. Any person having 4 tom &C. would do
well tn cal. my .6 A. W MAEllL
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

ISNlll. subscriber will sell lu,sin the south CT.
,awa Cemetery until the 1t or December
lSl1 lrr - each, ,lct which an additional, price
will he charged IA proportion To- the improvements
made, TiiOS. NJ. MASON.
south Ottawa, my II 1871 SOU
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CASH.
Town Property for safe.

HE II W ar of 10, !, IN block Is, IT. the origi-
nal town of Ottawa, having forty feet front
on Canal and 10 feet front on la Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
on, buildings thereon, being the promises ut pre-.
sent used by Mr. Phelps for store and by DR..
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession Civ.
en- the first OF April next. Title good. Enquire
Of the subscriber, agent for the owners.
my &c, is J. V, A. HOES
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Estate If Peter Schemerhcrn. dec'a
NOTICE rs hereby given to all persons hav-
Y ing claims against tie estate OF PiTER
rcnrMtnnoHS, late nlthc county OF La-aIle and
state Of Illinois, deed, to prescott the same be-
iuIe the probate cour to lie held at Ottawa on
the first Monday Of July, 1915 as have fixed
on that date tor adJudcating The same.
SARAH X. SCHEM ERHORN,
may l9-.416t Admirir.
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alex. II. tllaQiII.
n L " Il o 0 DIS!
Alexander w, yJprin

NOV offers for sale al the NEW STORE on
~ the northwest, corner Of the public square
a large lot Of entire new goods, at prices as low
as any other house in the state. His stock OF
DRY GOODS consists, in part, Of
Broadcloths, Ginghams,
Cassimcrcs, Prints,
Sattineus. Lawns,
TweedS, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kentuky Jeans, Oregon
Nes,ngs, California
Mous-de'Lancs, Rough Il Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid Linseys,
Cashmcr.dc Lanes, Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, flanncls, Bro. Hol,nd
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper, Crash, BaeginG
Batting, Wicking, Hose, Needles, Pins, Rib
bins, Thread, silk, Cord, Fringe, Gimp, But,
tons, Thmblcs, studs, shirts, Buttons, Suspcn
drrs, Side and Back Combs, of all shapes an,
sizes. Also, a large assortment Of
Boots d Shoes, Nardmare 4. Cr0ckrry
ALSO, a large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushr,
aud Loaf Sugar; Brown, HAVANA. Muscovaia
and New Oalcans Sugar; old Java and RE
Collcc; Old Tyson, Young Tyson and Bhca
Teas; NutmcGs, Cloves, Pepper, Allspicc
Ginger, Indigo, Sa'cm,us, &c. Sc.
Ottawa, Oct, Is, 1917.
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administrator Notices.
La Sale Probate Court.

VENHE regular term uf the Probate COuIt tor
L the county OF La Sale will be held on the
first Monday Of every month at The Office Of the
Probate Justice IN Ottawa. II g. COTTON,
SepIs. 1911. PLob. ylsticc
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J. cady Made Clothing.
Hardware s. Cr0ckcry.

7. 81 enter upon thI' springs business with
"A full determination to sell goods cheap for gODd
pug and good pug only; lhankiuI for all past lo.
vors and for the very liberal patronage cxlor ded
thus far, and hope by honest and lair dealing
to mrrit sill luther the confidence aud patron
age Of my friends and the public at large.
Ottawa, April %, 1918.
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Eets.,Cv, Butter,

\ Icrsons packing Butter, and who may wish
market for it, may fud it to their advantage
to call on the subscriber, as he is prepared to
make engagements for all The butter there can
be delvcred in UctUhe next.
NY 90 J, Ii. NATTINGER.
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