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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-06-15
special Master commissioners sale.

special Master commissioners Sales
Nathan NJ. Wright,l
jacob s,:.,r. y. l." c''"'''''
RY virtue of Decretal order issued
- from the Court Of Colhmon Pleas OF
WyaDdot county, Ohio. to ME directed,
Will offer 70 sale, al Public vendue, at the
door Of the Court house, IN Upper Sandus-
ky, 10 said county on the Bird day OF July
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a
NJ. and 4 O'Clock p nj. OF said day, the
following lots in the Town Of NJ cCutchen-
vile, viz: In lots number seven IA three
[3] and four G4] and also fractional lot
number six [6] containing twenty six
rods, being the same more or less in the
first west addition to the Town Of Mo-
Cntchenville, w, andot County, Ohio, Ia.
ken as the property Of Jacob Sbeely to
satisfy said order 10 favor Of Nathan NJ d.
Wright.
r. BAIR d, Sheriff,
Special Master Commissioner 10 Cham
cery.
u. sandusky, June l, iS49-14-5.-2, GA
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Sheriff S Sale.

10y virtue Of A has Vandi out Of the
~ Coar of Common Pleas of Wyandot
County, Chic, and 10 me directed, | VIII
offer a, public sale al the door of the
Court House, 10 the town of Upper San
dusky, in said county, on the I'd day OF
July next, between the hours of 10 o..
clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, OF said
day, the following described lands, to wit
The west half of the North East quarter,
of section WE'VE, township four south, Of
range twelve east ,containlng eighty acres
more or less, taken and LEVIED upon as the
property of Daniel Snlder 10 satisfy SAID
writ IN iayor of Pomroy A. Blanchard.
Appraised at S826 AZ.
I. BAIRD, Sheriff.
Upper Sabdusky, Jvne |, lo49-14-4t
$lS7A
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Sheriff. Sale.

ESY virtue Of all execution o me direct.
~ ed of the court of Common Pleas O.
WJandot county, Ohio, ! will offer al
public sale at the door of the court house
IN Upper Sandusky in aaid county, on the
third day ofJuly, l849, between the hours
OF 10 O'clock, A. Nj. and 4 o'clock 2. NJ.
of said day, the following described lands
TO wit; lnlot no. nluetysive and the meet.
lug house thereon, in The tnwn Of LittIe
Sandusdy, Of said county. Taken as the
property OF James DaugLman, Jacob Coon
and James Daley, NusIees Of the UDlled
Brethr,n meeting house, NC, il lavar of
Wllham Beving,on for the use of j ose ph
e, Foukr; Appra jSed al $40o
7. BAIRD, Shelf.
y. Saudusky june |. I549-I4-4t-$2 %.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN CARY,

l. HE uudersigned is now opening a
large stock of assorted boots and shoes
in Cary, which he offers cheaper for cash
than has ever been offered in these dig
gins. Call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. New work and
repairing done to order.
]. M. DIFENnERFER
April Goth, l646-S-1y
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To the Public.

The smineral lands" included in the fore going procla
nation, chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
tee Montreal ver and Isle Royalc, in the northern
peninsula Of Michigan and rendered immensely valu
sbe By the exhaustess mines Of copper and other
found therein.
considerable number those mines have already been
discovered in the within few miles Of La
Superior, and from the geological character country
and TIE explorations already made, it be doubted
that Others equally, If not valuable; will be found
throughout thi. whole "mineral :egion'
In OF the mines now worked copper Is found al
most pure and Of the native copper
yield greater centase than other yet discovered
in theword. Silver Is also found in considerable qua
Athe necessary Materials for the Of fur
naces, and fuel for smelling, found in abundance
the immediate neighborhood of the mineral.
The climate in the winter though cold, does inter.
considered the most favorable for their operations.
The proximity Of these mineral lands the shore Of
Lake Huperior which are several safe and excellent
harbors, and the communication thereom by The
SAUL Ste Marie lakes Huron, Erie, &c., furnish ready
OF Transporting the products Of these lands the
Il likewise appears from the reports to this Office that
the agricultural lands Of fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass abundance and
when properly tsd they have been found favorable for
grain also; anc for all these products price and
good marx ct will be found at the mines.
Timber-such a. white and yellow pine, sugas maple,
yellow birch, &cis in many places. abundant and
By us thrifty growth gives evidence Of the richness. OF the
soil.
Maps showing the localities of the mines and other val
liable information relating thereto derived from the geo.
Logical survey (which be embraced in this brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited the land Office ut
the saut Ste Marie for inspection, early as practical
BILE, before the commencement OF the public sales
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
srfil 19-7w Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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Music !-.Thc AIlcghanians.

THE ALLEGIANIANs,o on their way to New York
via Calena and Chicago, respectfully announce that
they will sing 1t the CsDSfegAtieDal Church, Bur-
lington, on Wednesday evening, April 18th. Their
Programme will be such rs has met the nntounded
concentration Of the Music-loving Public through
out the United States and Canada, and consists Of
new and admired songs, Duets, Trios, Quartettes,
etc. Tickets IS centss Concert commences at n
O'Clock. No pos,ponement on account Of weather.
Burlington. april 10, 1919.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
..,.- : :. 1T -...A>'.

-. .aaesranhic desp ltcnes ri the Mo. Republican.
e NEw Yoak, April IL.
VI - steamer Hermann arrived to-day,
.k.,inr ssiied from Southampton on the
! ..s..ire or the 18th nlt. She brough, q
ss.,v valuable freight, and l20 passengers.
~ markets were but little changed.
y.n1s hid risen slightly; Consols were
ss1r,h d last quotation. 92l. The pro-
.s,,1e market was dull and unchanged
.6,las u cotton Il Liverpool had amounted
= $500 balsa, and prices were firm.
Tke Hssre cotton market had expert
- slight reaction in consequence Of
20 Earops's advices. The business in
~ French manufacturing towns was inn
illyiag, and an active spring trade was
sla;ripsaed. At Paris, on the Rourse,
as1rte'per cents were taken al 50 10, and
~ ase per cents 81 IS.
Csailaental fairs.
] Tie amount OF gold received BY differ
- mercantile houses Of London, from the
nines Of California, had already amounted
. about 10000 pounds sterling--nearly
10000.
All the efforts used by the governments
flrsnce and Great Britain 10 renew the
y asnistice between Austria and Sardinia
had tailsd. Hostili,ies would therefore,
rs-eonmence, and the war would be pro-
ssssasd with great vigor by both parties.
IL synpsthies Of the different European
ps9sfs were strongly enlisted in favor Of
o. Italians. II was feared, how ever, tina,
/ Charles Albert would be forced to sue:
ss5nb . his powerful enemy. The Aus.
lsisa srmy numbers ten thousand men, and
slfeAdy direct attack upon Turin was me.
6aaled.
The latest accounts from Hungary state
ut the Imperiali.ts were not making
much headwsy against the Mayors, bu
tint, recently, success had crowned the ef.
fats u the latter party.
The proposal 10 appoint the Emperor
4 Russia Emperor Of Germany, was re-
,jscisd BY the Frankfort ParliamepA.
"A formidable insurrection had stroke,
out in Calabria, snd il was with great DIFF
! 1culty that the King Of Naples retained
his seat on the throne.
!. Returns from the Bank Of France wer,
ne - favorable as could be desired.
Fears were still entertained Of Roy
alists and Communists. Great mili,ar,
Preparations, haWever, have been made L
preserve the peace.
The recent speech Of Lord Aberdeen
Y y the Horse Of Lords, on the subject q
!. EaroPean affairs, had produced good ei
Rel
The French Government had receive,
~ Telegraphic dispatch announcing that O
Vie 2Oth ~. the Sandman army had cross
Cd the Tecino in three divisions. On III
2lst, the Austrian army had crossed III
same river, after experiencing some sligl
resistance. Il vas Supposed that Kin
Charles Albert would be forced to recro.
the river, and that great battle wotild t
fssght on the plains Of Vercelli. A Frenc
expedition Of twelve thousand men wer
ready to start at momcnt's warning
!. should the Austrians set foot within III
Ponli6csl tominions.
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PiTrsBuRGH, April 18th.

z, Young. editor Of scnrillous paper
called the ..Jakey," has been convicted o!
libel and fined six hundred dollars. The
Judge ordered the publication Of the pa
per TO be suspended.
Andrew Simms has been convicted Of
setting IRE to stable, and sentenced Ia
thirty years Imprisonment in the Peni,en.
! tiafy.
There have been sales ofthirty- zone hun.
y dFsd thousands feet Of lumber common
q $8, snd clear at $l6 per thousand feet
Sales Of shingles at ST. IS per thousand.
There have been no sales Of timber, hold.
srs asking 5 cents more in the cubic foot
Than buyers are willing 10 give. The
stuck on hand is much larger ihan was
1ver known before. Sales Of $4,000
pounds bulk meat-hams at 4 So cent.
PR pound.
There is seven feet water in the channel
PHlLADELPHIA. April IL.
III The cholera is raging fearfully At La.
tsca, Texas.
81 b an arrival from Havana, we learn
Mat % the 18th nltimo the negroes Of St
Lucia, one Of the West India Islands, broke
out into open insurrection against the
] whites. The riot was fnally quelled BY
lhe arrival oftroops from the neiehborine
Island Of 81 Bartholomew not, how ever,
without great loss Of life on both sides.
Haynan Levy, Esq, was dangerously
wounded i, duel, near Camden, N. c.,
y Dr. McKsin. . i. .aIsI.-1s..
New YoHk, April II. {
Caleb s. Woodruff, Esq, / Nhie, ! Ia,
/ sssa elected Mayor Of tins city.
"a Fire.
80. PaILADELrHIA, April IL.
4 Tremendous ERE occurred at Toronto.
sSanasa: The greater portion Of. the city
= y asises. The loss is estimated at SIX
Aundred thousand dollars.
PIrrsBuRoH, April IL.
! mere are i've feet three inches water
! = s"s river. The weather is pleasant.
We learn that the steamer Prairie State
1eno',.aed house Al Naples on her way
me river is out OF its bsnka Al that
pe,nl' and u running very close she took
49, On the pilot (the win blowing
se!y hard At the time and ran against The
s.;" 'u,ng. Extent q damage no, ascer-
RsAra. os rHs HlonLAxD MARY,-
e. snos J. King, bar keeper on ,hi. stea-
- d'ed on her passage up. Hi. re-
4 .esps were letl ut BoonviIle for burial
49,. es.'iorn,a emigranss, names moi
sApewn, died on the same boat. S
" NEw Yoax, April IL. &
q :-IcrioEs. The Wings have elected
, ~ candidate for Mayor, and majority
Aaayor.
HAasIssUncH, April II.
As.ofa.-John .Knepley, sr.. an es-
- - - citizen Of this place. was murder.
! = q ~ own son. The youth !. sup
y y insane, n he has twice attempt.
] D.. = s~a life within The pas, year.
! -. SossEcrlou1 ELEcr,os.-rnr,her re-
i s = render i certain that The Democrat.
\ u, nsissity On Joint ballot in the Leg
.s.. 80. althnaeh the. Whies may have
~ ~ Senate. The Consressmen
n -, Cleveland aad Wslio,
'!ss', md Dutjs 49,.
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N Notice
TIME undersigned have this day formed Part
i nership under the name and style of d. GIL
CHRIST CO..and will do business atthe old stand
Of Coz, GARlErT l. Co.. corner Of Main and Jcfer-
son streets. DANIEL GHCHKlST,
JOEL KIRSHBAUM.
Bur1inRton. april 4, l8A9 Tapf 1851
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Commercial.

DcCOMSTOk'S Observation-Disclosures Is sab
ject to only disease that is mpuri,y Of the blood
from whence springs every complaint that can pos
sibly assail his complicated frame, and when we
reflect that the blood contains the principle of life
and that it pervades etery organ ana nourishes ev
cry nbre, and freely circulates through the whole
system. 10 manifest that il health 10 enjoyed the
vital principle must be pure.
This highly concentrated preparation, will not
only carry Off all the impurities Of the blood, but
regulate the system, subjecting the patient to no
uneasiness or detention from business. Price 80
cents per bottle.
Sold by C. w. Bodcmann and ]. F. Tal1ant, Bur-
lingt6n iowa, and by Comstock & Co., So second ST.
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
DfNEvER TO READ Bur Reader, If you
are afflicted with ague and fever, chill fever, gene
raj Weakness loss of appetite, ague cake; or threat
ened with bilious fever, never stop to read this
second time, but hasten to supply yourself with
both kinds OF DR. Bragg's celebrated Indian Queen
Vegetable Sugar Coated Tonic Pills, and try them.
They are the most safe and certain cure for the
bove diseases ever invented.
c. w. Bodemann snd J. F. Tallant agents Bur-
iington Iowa.
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Notice 10 Miner. and Pre-Emp.ion c,aiman


All who were at the Of the act Of 1st
March, lsz7 in POSSESSIONS by actual occupancy, of
portion Of the mineral lands embraced in this pocama.
on, under authority OF lease or written permit from the
Secretary Of War; for the purpose of mining thereon and
all who sha be in possession BY actual occupan.
cy OF mine mines actually discovered before the
March, 164, set forth in the act OF LIST March, 1884,
bove mentioned, authorized and purchase the
at the price, the and conditions, and the
extent prescribed by that act and less, be.
fore the day fixed for tho commencement 0f the sale Of
those mineral ands making
cupsncy and of compliance with those terms tie
gster receiver OF the land Office, subject appeal
to the Secretary Of the Treasury: and all persons entitled
the right Of Of the agricultural lands
embraced in this proclaim alton, required establish
the the satisfaction Of the register and
make payment therefor PRACTICABLE AFTER
NOTICE, and before the day appointed the
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands acing
the tract claimed, otherwise such Exemption claim will
be forts tied. q.
The certificate Of the mineral agent Sau Ste. Marie
that persons holding under leases PERMITS those
the occupancy Of mine mines, have paid up the per
Of rents required BY the above mentioned will
be conclusive that point.
Persons occupying under leases permits will not be
permitted renqush their rights under that
and settlers, and where such leases permits
may expire before the day the rights granted to the
hodes thereof will be regarded the lands
cred thereby from entry under other right till the day
Of SALE when they will be offered public sale miner.
d lands. RICHARD NJ. YOUN1
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dissolution.

DlSSyIUVsOns
THE firm Of Cox, Garrett Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. NJ. B. Cox having
sold his interest in the Goods to William Garrett
and Joel kirshbaum, all debts due the firm are
signed to M. B. Cox and placed in the hands of D.
Rorcr, Esq, for collection. M. B. cox,
WIN GARRETT,
April s, lS49-3t JOEL KIRSHBkUM:
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!!
NEW GOODS ~

ID ECEIvED this day and now opening fresh
II stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,care, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, ETC.. all of which will
be sold at the lowest prices by ALFRED CLARKE
N. B.-A superior article Of PLoUGHs, which are
Warranted to give satisfaction, on hand and for sale
BY tnarch %, 1891 ALfRtD CLARkr.
To California Emigrants.
lust received Wares Guide, with map; ETC.;
j Hughes Guide; Robinson'sGuid with map;
Newhairs do SeymourS Guide with do
Also, pocket memorandum books, pencils ,pens link,
paper pocket bibles tamen ETC.; etc., TOR sale
low at ABRAHAM's Book Store, Corner Of Barrett
House. Burlington, Iowa, march %, 40
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NOTIFY d. CROgKER. GEORGE A. DlKG
Croker & bingham,

4 TTORNEYS and CounsellcFS at Law. Burling-
~ ton, Iowa, will attend to the collection OF
debts and other professional business, in Iowa, and
the western counties Of Illinois. 13-Ofiice, over
Scott, Whitehead Co.'S store, Jefferson st.-ap -
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New Goods and New Firm.

1yVU WVVWS sSBu AVOv - hAAe
TINE Subscribers have just received and are now
i opening large assortment Of Dry Goods. Gro
ceres. Qaeensware, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, etc., etc.
They respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from the old customers Of Cox. Garrett Co., and
the public generally, pledging themselves to sell
low a. any other house in the city.
d. GlLCHRIST CO., corner
Burlington, apr ~, ,A9 Main and Je1crso SITS
- DR. W. @. Jones,
{3Y SURGEON DENTIST. Burlington, To-
I. --IHuwa. Having permanently located in the
above named place tenders respectfully his profess
sicnal services 10 those who may need his assis-
tance-to the citizens ard the public generally In
corruptble or Porcelain Teeth inserted on Pivot or
Gold Plate from single tooth to a full set-also,
Filling with Gold, silver, Patina or Tir Foil in the
most approved manner, u low rates any respect-
able Dentist In the state. Also diseases Of the
Mouth. Gums, ETC., Win receive particular and care
full attention.
AZ intend occasionally visiting Keokuk, Mount
Pleasant, Fsireld and Bloomington shall Be thank
full for al favors conferred. 8a4a
Ladies waited on a. their residence, with
out any extra charge. The bsst Of reference g1ven
is FDso0oe % ~ corner Of EouffA and Wishing.
ton streets. fDuShsgtcn, srsH -, isllfy
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= NEW BOAT STORES, furnished
MN at all hours by
= april ~, 40 OGDEN TERRELL
NHHITE LEAD; 100 kegs white lead, superior
!. w article, just received and for sale by
april II, 40 E E GAY
pRUsHEs, Brushes; 80 doz paint Brushes ,as sors.
II ed sizes; 10 dog varnish st Sizes 20 doz white
wash brushes, extra line, just received and for sale
by (apr -, '4S) Z + GAY q
T ARD OIL; 100 gals winter stssined Lard Osl,for
- sale NJ Gays Drug store apr ~, 40
1.-TWO Horses and two Wagons with some Har.
L ness, little used, for sale cheap by
april II, 1sl9 WESLEY JONES
TIGARS, Cigars; Regalia Cigars direct -3iom the
y Iimporterss juss received ssa for Sale by 2
spyil n, ~ agt&' - &E'. e 8. GAY e
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--NOtiCe-E

-.NOtiCe.s
The undersigned win open. in few days, in the
new brick house OF Tbos Hedge; Jefferson street,
under the firm of GARRETT 4 COOPER, a large
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queenswafe, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Ready made Clothing, ETC., etc., which they will sell
as cheap as can be bought in the City.
WIN GARRETT returns his thanks for past favors
and respectfully soicits share Of patronage.
WIN GARRETT,
april s, iS49 WIN l. COOPER.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
oCKARD 4 CO., have now commenced receiv-
IL ing their Spring and Summer Goods, to which
they Call the attention OF the citizens Of Burlington
and surrounding country; they have opened lot Of
Fancy and staple Goods, received direct from the
East, embracing some Of the newest patterns of
Dress Goods, shawls, hdkfs; lady.s under hdkfs,
gimps and frnges, new styles laces, eagings, ETC.,
and at prices that win not fail to suit the purchaser
All we ask is a call, they cannot be undetsold.-
Also large lot Of Ready Made Clothing
burlington, march %. ls4s LocKARp & Co
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To the Public.
Motto. I. rs-emp,ion Claimants.

FIc-cWpSIuu
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre- .empon any
the lands within the and parts d.
bove enumerated, required establfh the same the
OF the register and receiver of the proper land
Office, and make paymen therefor PRAcricA.
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the of the public sale Of the lands
bacng the caime ed: other such ella will be for
feited. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
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TAILS OF ST CRoIX-The sale, advertised above
TO &c held at the land office the Falls Of st Criox
River the day Of JUSE and the THIRD day Of
SEPTEMBER next, will be held; district having
been organized the part that district lying in the
State of Wisconsin, auSihe land Office for that pat in the
Territory of Minnesota having been directed removed
to Saltwater, from and after the the,h day of June ne
by act of Congress approved March ID, ls49.
BY the President: T. TAYLOR
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
March lAhQ
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NEW AND CHEAP
GROCERY g. DRY GOODS STORE.
TOHN COOPER has taken the Store on Main street,
y next door to the Recorders Office lately occu-
pied by II. X. Terrell, where he offers for sale
fresh and extensive supply OF Groceries, Dry Goods,
and HardUare, which he intends to sell very low,
wholesale and retail.
The highest prices paid for country Produce.
burlington. april s, lSA9-lw ]. C..
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k6SfSs NEW ARRIVAL. w: CAR
&SNAe PEsTEh. Jeweier. on Main street,
eSSS2EsA4has just received a fine assert
me. OF Gold and Silver WATCHES, Lepines, Quar-
tiers; gold finger end ear rings, gold pencils, gold
curb and guard chains, gold guard keys (new style
ladies' gold breast pins, gold pens, lockets, etc.
april 10, 1S49-H A.w.c {.
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will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnet5,
Hoods, Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Collars, Borders Edgings Silk Iaces, Grapes,
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobhin, French
and linen Floss,spool and skein thread, sewing silk,
silks, sans and vclsets shell side and tuck Conbs
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, cord, whalebpne,ctr
Is-All orders from a distance promptly attena-
ed to. Burlington, Dec. IA, 1873
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nsIx MUSIC! MUSIC miss COOPER havins
~ On recently arrived in this City from Ireland wbers
A, she has received Instruction on the Piano Forte
from the first Teachers in that country, intends
giving Lessons in the above accomplishment to any
young Ladies who may wish to receive instruction
from her.
For Terms and particulars apply at John Coopers
Grocery and Dry Goods store, main street, next
Recorders office. Burlington, april 10, Is4s-4t
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CIV no VIZ 1IJ !.
{ splendid assortment of French, English ard A.
"A nlericsn cloths, blue, black, invisible green,
brown and other c6lors, hand and will be sold
unusually low Prices ssto close outs to make room
for our Spring stock. No trouble to shotr then pur
chasers are requested to give us call.
]. G. LAUNIAN & BROTHER
march 8. 1919 corner Jefferson and water SITS
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Millinery and Mantua Making.
Gzss-, MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
-Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity that she
VIZ still continues the Millinery ndMan,ua mai.
ing business in its various branches ut her resa-
tence the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will he donuto
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
with call. A variety Of as #E&