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1 things fc. securing knives and forks, pots,
kettles, iin-ware, ana every thing that needs
frightening. ever used. Try them, Fer sale At
DR. OWELTS' DRUG STORE.
Richmond, Jan. l9ih, lS4s. All
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j. E1ADu.EH. 4 CO..
One Doc, East Of u. B,iehfrels Store. Nam ST.
IssCstNaOalss, I;s..

4 RE now opening large assortment of
~ Saddlerv Hardware, Coach and Carriage
Trimmings. Steel Springs, &c. embracing, per-
iIaps, every article demanded in the above de-
partments of Trade. and having facilities FIR re-
ccivinC direct from Importers and Manufacturers,
viii sell at exceedingly low prices. And having
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The Postmaster General has decided
tn at letters to officers, & soldiers. engaged
in the war with Mexico. are to 90 free I'M
der the law Of Congress, passed the last
session.
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OUR TAILOR SHOP.

TINE subscriber has enoved to Jcs BosroS s
OID STAND where he will b. ready a, all
times TO attend to customer. in his line. Being
IN receipt OF the Philadelphia and New York
Fashions. he will DO work up the best Ind m ost
fashionable style al fair Prices.
MATTHIAS CONKLE.
y. P,-Persons wishing to have plain work
done have !; at,e nded 10 by Job Eorton.
August 10, l-l7. 33-om-
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at Cincinnati, prices. Also. on hand, good sup
ply of PLAIN HATS, Of the best quality. In
general terms. his assortment is equal 10 any in
til" place, embracing almost every article in Ia,
line lie asks that purchasers may call before
buying elsewhere. JOHN SCFFRINS.
Richmond, Jan 18th, l-4S. 3if
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Eu>t EecCciVcsi-A complete assortme NJ
- of Druggists and hysicians Glass Waie,
Instruments. &c, for sale by IRWIN REED.
Nov 10, 1916.
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Instructions FOR CHILDREN.-I once
saw preacher trying to teach the chill
dren that thei, souls would live after thew
were dead They listened. but evidently
did not understand it: he was too abstract.
Snatching his watch from his pocket he
said:
James. what is this hold in my hand9'
a watch sir
4 little clock said another.
DO you all see it,
Yes sir
How do YOU know il is a watch!'
1T ticks. sir.
VERY we'll can any ofyou hear it tick!'
All listen. After pause
Yes. sir. we hear it.
He then took off, the case. and held
the case in one hand and the watch in the
other.
Now children, which is the watch1'
The little one in your ri ght hand
.Verv well. again. Now I will Law the
case aside-put it away down there in
nv hat Now let US see if you can hear
the ticking!'
Yes. sir. we hear it, exclaimed sever
al voices.
We'll. the watch can tick and 60. and
keep time. YOU see. when the case is ia
ken off. and put in my hat So it is VITA
YOU. children. Your body is nothing but
the case. the soul is inside. The case
the body may be taken of and buried in
the ground. and the soul VIII live and think,
just as well as this will 20. as YOU see,
when the case IS off
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\ learned divine on Sunday week, sta
ed from his pulpit that the beginning of a
New Year was proper time for forming
good resolutions, and returning borrowed
books.
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Combativeness.-Coming the science
over lamp post. of a dark night.
Philoprogenitiveness-Nhipping every
bodv's child but our own.
Calculation.-Prognosticating the result
of next election.
Tune-GrindinS an organ with two
pipes and half
MISUNDERSTANDING over an edi-
tors shoulder while he is writing.
Benevolence.-Payin six cents for to-
days paper and begging three or four
back numbers.
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Gen. kearney has published card. de
rlaring that Col Benton's assertion OF
having trowned him down while in Court,
s false. and that he will prove il 50, and
defend himself.
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Is he consistent temperance man who
patronizes places of trade where ne has
reason TO believe arden, spirits are kept
and soldl
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PRELIMINARIEs OF MARRIAGE.--"Dr.
K said alall. raw-i,oned Jonathan. who
was perambulatng the streets Of little
village in the old colony, one sweltcrinc
hot dav last summer, .'they dew say that
YOU ARE the minister what nlarries people
in the strongest way: and if that's fact.
want to get YOU to do a little job for me
in tiat particular line strate off, Very
WE'LL said the reverend gentleman, smi-
ling, where are the parties to be found!'
@. said Jon altman. grining from ear TO ear.
there amt no parties about ii. its only Sal
-iv and me: and as we aint much in the
village, and no place TO stop at but the tav-
ern. sposen YOU splice US down 70 Your
house w ithIihc greatest pleasure. said
the kind-hcarted parson. and | VIII hast
en- home TO await Your commands. -
.Good!' saws Jonathan, still grining with
pleasure at the success of his proposition
that is the idee exactly, and ifyou will jeesi
hurry home. will be there in less than
ten minutes and bring my antagonist a
long with ne Christian Citizen.
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facts Of the case were these:
H. had a weakness. He couldn't
taste wine or strong drink without being
tenpted into excess Both himself and
friends were mortified and grieved at this;
and they. by admonition. and by good res
olutions. tried to bring about a REFORM
But. TO see was to taste. to taste was TO fall.
At last. his friends urged him to shut HIM
self up at home for certain time. and see
if total abstinence would not give him
strength He got on pretty well for few
DAYS, particularly so. as his coachman
kept well filed bottle for him in the car
riase house. 10 which he not untrequen:ly
resorted: but a too ardent devotion TO his
bottle brought on the supposed apoplexy.
Doctor S--was right in his mode of
treating the disease after all. and did not
err in supposing tina, it would reach the
predisposition. The cure was etfectual.
IL kept quiet on the subject. and bore
his shaved head upon his shoulders. with
as much philosophy as he could muster,
4 wig. after the sores made by the blister
had disappeared. concealed the BARRIERS
work until his own hair grew again. He
never ventured upon wine or brandy again
for fear of apoplexy.
When the Truth leaked out. as leak out
such things always will. the friends OF Ii
had many hearty laugh: but they
wisely concealed from the object of their
merriment the fact that they knew any
thing more than appeared Of the cause of
of his supposed illness.
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r a S H 4 @ II S :,
H-~uDux uuaxe.
HATS AND CAPS.

ME undcrSi gned, IS now prepared 10 furnish
his customers aii,! the puhli;, with the la
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already been noticed.

already been noticed.
Liuei Gascon, OF the Kentucky volunteers
died al the city OF Mexico short line before
the courier left The city.
Lieut.. Clark. with his command. was al
Cuerneyasa on The 9Th. Gen. Alvarez was
making an effort 10 cut Of his supplies
hui Lieut.. Clark had adopted every means lo
lhwari his designs.
The American Star Of the l2h says that
Santa Auna had asked for passport ltai he
might leave the Republic. and that he re-
commences his friends TO favor peace and sus.
lam The existing Governments:
Pena y Pena has published letter which
states that the Government in Querelaro has
resolved.in agret mem with Gen. Scott, upon
the imprisonment OF Santa Anna. as the best
means OF removing the OIL obstacle 10 the
conclusion oil pence.
There was much animation at Queretaro.
Commerce was re:iving, and the general
opinion there was that peace would soon be
concluded.
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TROUBLE IN THE LIBERTY
PARTY.

The three Liberty party papers in this
Stale are making quite row, among lhcm-
selves. as 10 The Spells. 1t secWs that Mr.
Poland, Of the Freeman has cut rather the
tlickesr slice. say Two thirds OF the leaf for
himself and left only one third. and cr'!sl N
lhar, Ia feed the Gazette aud Genius! Mr..
Brings Of the Gazette makes sundry stale
menis, which the Freeman prononnces very
serinuS ard utterly groundless.' and "wholly
destitute niirurh " The Genius. also comes
10 ihe charge and calls lis brother Poland ii
'miscriy miscreani." We presume there
will be rare spirit among these '-pnre phi
lanlhropisls'-lor when such persons alI GU,
Oihels may get their due.
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OREoox.-In the statesman, The Oregon
territory presents The prosper OF future
empire: 10 the business man. a boundless
field ni wealth to the philanihropist, ii land
to which the oppressed and down irodien
millions can flee but To The physician. whu
seeks 10 operate by natures Laws and RENE
dies. HE Oregon appears 4 vas: herb gnrden.
mxuriant uih aniidoles for human suffering.
Aud it may not be Iona. il The popularity OF
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls con
lnues TO increase before The Oregon will be
secured for The neediul plants.
Beware of medicine under any other name
Than WRIGHT's lHDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
aud see that the signature is OH The box Office
1863 Race ST. Philadelphia.
Sold in sinole boxes ~ % cents earh.
Beware of Countcrieis Of all kinds Some arc
coated with sugar, OTHERS are made to resemble in
Onward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is, 10 purclia VI tie regular agents
only, uIie or more Of whom may be found in every
Village and town in the Site.
W. p. Russell Agent
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Tue IxsTIcArors OF WAR. NJ. the Wash
irgtcn correspondent Of the New York Tribune
communicates the following information 10 that
paper, in n letter dated on Friday evening"
have just learned something farther in rcla
ton 70 the early amcahle intentions of'iis admin
istratior towards Mexico. It has come out in ev-
idenoe before fhc Committee on Military Affairs
in the Senate, that Capt. Gillespie Of the Army
WAS despatched in lS45 10 Colonel Fremont then
in Upper California with letter in cypher direct
ing the tooaei 10 sa,prS course there as to cycite
rebellion against the authority Of Ncsico of which
he conld take advantage so as to effect the indie
pendcnce Of California, and prepare her for annex
alton TO this couniry-in other words, 10 Houston
Use il; II may rot he literally tue but it seems
trnlh-ke-so far as has been known of the
previous career of this Administration.
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BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS AND
I.GTATIONS

-
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy
Of DR.. Wi<Iar's Balsam ui Will Cherry. III
all The diseases for which it is recommended,
curing many cases alter the skill Of The bes
physicians was unavaiIing, has effected a
large and increasing demand Tor it. THIS
iacI has faused several unprincipled coun-
terlciicrs and nn;laiurse 10 palm oil spu-
rious mixtures, oil smilar name and appear
ance. lor lie genuine Balsan of Spikenard.
Will Cherry. Comlrry." &c. Another, =
Wes'er's BalSam of Wild Cherry, miSspell-
ing the name. and urging certificates 10
resemble rhuse of the true Basam. DR..
Visitors B;!sum Of Wild Cherry. is the only
genuine. The rest merely initiate the name
Of the original, while they possess none offs
viruer
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF
TAE GENUINE.
TIE genuine Balsam it pui up in bottles
with the words " DR.. Wislars Balsam oi
Wild Cherry. Philac )" blown in the glass :
each bottle bearing Il label on The front with
the signiIure of.
H. WISTAR. ", D.
This will be enveIoped hereafter with u
new wrapper copyright secured, 1914 on
which will always appear The written sIgni-
ture or"I. BUTTS -
w. P RuFsel. Agent.
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Thirteen Bays Later from
E.UrO1G,
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA Sal

ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA Sat
rrtay. 9Th inst, \. ".
She sailed from Liverpool or the 10Th Feb.
Tie decline in brcads:ufs has been gradual
TIE supply is good. Trade has taken an ear
ut ..ep towards .hc recovery o. its long lost
.-:ea.,,a, and the re establishment oc ease and
confidence. The money market continues 10
iaaro7c. Only one future of Importance
E.ans 6, Co, Iron merchants, liabilities &2o,-
oy0 sterling.
ABRAMS X IRELAND continue in a wretch
eli state. Starvation prevails IN several parts
O. Ii, island. Lord Paimcr>iOn has gwen
n,.i,.e to Austria that any further Intervention
ly that power in Papal ailirs will be consi'l-
red Declaration OF war by Great Britain.
III British Parliament reasacinb.ci 3d Feb.
The first tieh4'e arose upon motion 10 inquire
into The condition and prosperity O. the N"st
Is.lia colonies. The Jewish Disabilities bill
er.i,Iing them 70 sit in parliament was read 4
+. .o,,.i time The refusal of tie american
-, fIas.ei General % acre;,t cf The terms OF
lad iy Great Britain for better system OF
i-,e~naiional postage. Las caused the utmost
q;--a.i,:acton The proposals Of reciprocity
r,7d. by the latter country arc uGi' crSaly re-
c.-I.i a. liberal. The archbishop OF Cantor
ba-y Is dead. The Prir:a;e o. England died
this morning. The inquiry INFO the state OF
,,,.;0na! deicnces en- led in the determination
# the government to double ;he artillery force
and III. erlbo.!vinr 0; $1,000 militia The coun-
trv at large is opposed TO the measure
The pcopl., OF the Settles triumrhed over
H. KIM. The constitution las been agreed
70, founded upon liberal legislation. lie 10
aiaa Catholic religion is alone tolerated France
j, more tranquil. Angry discussions continue
in The Chamber Of Deputies. The hing
health is better.
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FlRE-TNO LIVES LOST.
ALeAaY ENicxERPOcKER OFFICE. ,

y -
"Wednesday hIornlng. 10 O'Clock.
Tohe Editors 81 the Budget;
Gpnllemen-One Of The mosl des'rnciive
fires Ina, has visited The CRY in number oi
,r,cs b-nke Out This morning about cue o
cock in IA frame building on tie dock below
Hamilton street. -.
snd in = verv short time The entire h!ork WAS
IN iamrs. The wraIher was severely cold
and n,thouuh our tirrmen were promptly on
The snot with their machines lhry were ao!e
IN do hn, lirtle. from the fact that their nose
iTozr or.
Among the sufferers are lweedie q Oar
li.,r,on Vi-lr &Cu CIV Benrly. Bulger and
re9eral others on the dock. On broadway,
Lavcock. dyer J. F. Sherhe-d. tailor be'r
& Stead, do, Newton. do, Radiey' oyster
dealer. AlGrirh. do. Fooie. grocery an" a :,
humber OF others. Several nave SUFFERED
from not heing insured. The pTi"cIph'
owners uflhe property are. VIM CALDWELL
DR.. Beck J. +. Sheperd and others.
While write. the body Of Il young man
named Gillespie. printer. and n member Of
Fnuine Co No 9. is being carried up StAle-st..
,,uo,yeJ by n crowd OF spectators. Re
vas dno out of the ruins about half an hour
suo-Ue was killed by the falling o. wall
sraust The building which he was IN lie
WIS crushed 10 pieces. The o'her person
Lgad rms a vounu man named Cavenagh
who was empioyed on The dock. He helong
ed 10 Enoiue No. s. He was killed by he
falling ola chimney. A woman who made
her escape by jumping from The second story
Of Tools house on The dock, with her children,
is not expected 10 survive. Two others are
missing.
Yours, in haste, II.
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To The Public,

The following certificate is published to cor.
rect reports that have been circulated, detri-
mental to the character Of Mr. Noble.
This nav certify that Lorenzo Noves have
dealt with Roilin c. Noble and find him TO be
an honest and upright man as ever dealt with:
and the beef that | had of him that so much
sir was made about was not horse beef: it was
Navy beef and was as good as / expected, and
the man that reported the story that it was
Horse Beef reported lie in respect to the
Beef. LORENZO D. MOVES.
A. c. PARKS. witness.
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HOPE BRADLEY
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
The Probate Court for the District OF Addison
Commissioners, to receive. examine AMI al
Just all caims aud demands Of all persons
ralnst the estate of
ENOS NEGUS,
late Of Ml1debury in said District. deceased,
and also al claims and demands exhibited "a
otiscr thereto: And six months from the 18th
day of Feb. 1913 helns allowed by SAID
Courr for tina, purpose. we do therefore here
nv rive notice thai we will attend To The hus'-
ness OF our said Appointment NJ rhe Office ol
Doras,us Wooster il said MiddIebury. on
the 81 mondays in March and June next
from nine o'cluck, A. NJ. until iOnr O'Clock T.
H. Oh each Vi >ai l. days
Doras,as Wooster Commits
Tkos. ". Fitch sioners
Dc,ed nj Middlebury This 17lh day Of Feb
rpary 154S. 10
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Commodore Stockton, in his dinner speech at
PHILADELPHIA the other day. insisted that it is the
duty of the United States 10 guarantee civil and
religious liberty 10 Mexico, if it shall cost war
of fifty wears, and tax every man in the country
one-haif of all that he possesses. Now here is q
sample of the real genuine old fashioned military
patriotism, such as has been Illustrated in thelive
of all men of that kidney, from the old Greek and
Roman chief scoundrels down 10 the present time.
Never mind the expenses" give them civil and
religious liberty. that's the doctrine. How disin-
terestedy and beneyolenily the Commodore docs
talk. Well, he can afford to, we suppose for in
time of war he gets just fifteen hundred doliers a
year more than he docs in time of peace. 10 say
nothing Of the pckings and sieaings, Of which
the commander of squadron always gets the
lions SHARE" ICLTistian Citizen.
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STATE OF VERMONT
District Of Addison. SIS.
Be it remembered, that at Il Probate Court held
at NGldlehury in and for the District OF Addition.
on the 9th day Of February a, D. ls4s,
Hiram Spalding son of
PHILIP SPALDING
late Of Panton in said District deceased moves the
Court that partition of that part of the real estate
of said deceased, which was set OFT as dover 10
his widow Hannah Spalline now deceased, be
made among the heirs of sail Philip Spaldine
deceased, and that commissioners BE- appointed
for that purpose: 1t is thereupon ordered. thai
said Hiram Spalding notify all persons interested
to appear before this Court, at the Session thereof
10 be held at the Office of the Register Of this Court
in said Mddlebury, on THURSDAY the 10th day Of
March a. ID. ls4S, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Al which time and place this Court will appoint
commissioners TO make partition of said estate
by publishing a certified copy Of this order in the
MiddIebury Galaxy, newspaper printed at said
Middlebury three weeks successfully previous
TO the time Of said Court.
Jed. 5. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record. 10
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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KENTUCKY CONVENTION.

The National Intelligencer of Friday says
News reached this city yesterday, by the
Telegraph, that Hon. j. j. CRITTENpEN
the distinguished Senator from the State o.
kentucky, was, at the Wing State Convention
OF this State, on Wednesday, nominated by ac.
cla:naton to be the candidate of the Wings
for the Office of Governor of the State at the
election which occurs in August next"
Gen. Leslie Combs had previously, in a card
10 the Frankfor Commonwealth, declined be-
inc candidate either for Governor or Lieut..
Governor.
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RICHMOND. Feb. 25. 1913.

TIsGIS1A CONFERENCE.-The Wing State
Convention adjourned this evening, sine de
A resolution recommending General Taylor to
the National Convention as the choice
of the Wings of Virginia for the next
Presidency, as the most available candidate
was adopted by vote Of 81 counties to I6.
tgT The Democrats of Erie county, New
York. have expressed preference for John
Van Buren, as a candidate for the Presidency.
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MARRIED..

In Cornwall on the LIST inst. by Rev. |
Hutchinson. Mr.. James NJ. Piper 10 Miss Lee
nora B. Sherwood, both Of Cornwall.
In Weybridge. March lei bv Rev. T. A
Merrill. George Willard Of Ogden>burg N
Y, 10 Miss DelaDa D. Lake Of Weybridge
In Whitehall On the 22d IT.. Henry A
Watkins, 10 Miss Mary Dixon.
In Hardwick. FEB. I4Ih, Hon. Charles S
Dana, of Danvie, 10 Miss Arvilla Sinclair,
ni Hardwick.
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- We learn that J, Adams Allen, NJ. D.
al Kalamazoo. Mich, son OF the late Dr. J.
A. Alien OF Ibis place, has been appointed
Professor Of Therape uIics, and Maleria Med
ira. in The indiana Medical College. This
College. situated in he pleasant village Of
Laportc. is in very furnishing condition
Over one hundred Students attend each
course Of Lectures. The learned Dr. Ship
nan is Professor Of Surgery, in the same In
,liIuiion
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FROM THE ARMY

Intelligence from Querelaro up 10 The IollI I
ins,an, states thai there WAS still no quorum oil
Congress. -, ,ho
A meeting of Deputies was held on me
7,h. nj which tweniy-l"ur were preSe'i',
A majority Of these declared in ia'Or 0l
peace
Gen. Lane reached the city OF hes'co
tromOrizaha on the 10Th instant without nav
i4g ne, wirh any farther adventures than nave
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Neszrs J. w Burton 81 Co Of Erie Pa,
have forwarded. uncer date of Sept. is 1916
in letter 10 Dr. G c. yaus han ina follow
ing iesIimuny-ihe parties all well known.
Penn. TATE. Spdrlo. Crawford Co.
Messrs. BURToN &, Co. Agents Tor DR..
VAUGHN.
Genis:-C Constrained hya sense OF duty
make known 10 ,ou The benefit have derived
from The use ol d: Vau2hu's Lirhonifipiir
Mixture. For three years past have had
The blud piles with dropsical swelling ofihr
icer and icss, which wilma disnrdrd system
had reduced me so low as to despair o. re
rDvrry The case had b;iffled The ski ofour
first physicians, and us final trial made
use of the Greai american Remetiy. contrary
20 my o" n expeciaIinniI had IL speedy eiieci.
You rW hardly beLierc that The use Of i,ro 80
o.. boifles cure me. Such il The inct-ihe
piles trouble me no mere. my flesh which had
wasted away. and left me Il skeleton. has
appeared again. am now well and strong
ahd enabled % attend 10 business. and my
cure is solely by the Use of this medicine
From rc<imnny will he seen by some one
who ne IDS such Il restorative. make this
sialrmoni, JOSEPH CULVER.
See our columns. get pamphlet from
Agents. the advertisement is headed Great
American Remedy.
W P Russell, Agent.
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GREAT CHANCE for BARGAINS.
Selling 0H ct Cost!
CRATES 6 lICAEiID.

VIII offer tho balla~~r e "ir stock Of Boots and
Shoes at COS'r and many Of heir goods adapted
the Winter Tra.e, r .-Gively he sold at less
than Cost. for they must 60 at price to make
room for New Goods.
The following low prices viii convince every one
that now is the time 10 buy cheap for Cash:
fHmer price.
Mems thick Boots, S2,OO $3.50
's D,b'lCaf Double Soles 3 10 $50 375 to4.25
'' Calf Bonts, 2, TO 375 $50 tn 500
60 Leather and Velvet slips, 5Sc 63c 75c SIC.
Wom.n's Calf Bootees, 96c. lib
as Kid Walkers, 100 Ito LIS, Isl
" Slips. 5Sc. 15-. o. 100
I" Morocco Polka Boots, 1,37, I.50 I.6S, LIS
Bows Boots aud Shoes Of all kinds AT the sam,
rates. Also, Misses aud ChiIlrns Shoes ami Beots
- Those who make iy call will find all
goods a. advertised, and III have the best chance
TO get the best bargains
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