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as she whispered to you from the pines IN the
'o0d, and the allers by the stream, and youlet
arslier noises drown her voice? 0na spear If
gra's with Ia one pendant dow drop waved be.
side your threshold, and You needed not that
i on had crushed the Beautiful beneath your
TASTY footsteps Walk with your souls eyes
open, and you will see her and she will
"pitch her tent before yon asyou move,
An hourly ueighbcr."
Ask Sorrow what the Beautiful il, md sho
viii answer with sud, weetmeaning in ller eyes,
DO you not recognize me in my mourningrohes?
lhe Beautiful ul-thc hearts Beautiful, that God
,ns us for little whilo as hint OF heaven,
md that We clung to even after he wanted it
fiora tnan We, how Sorrow keeps it alive to us,
md We to itl 1t is wrong to look only at the
blaek garmenlsof Sorrow, and say thp: she Is
gloomy and severe, and that we viii not have
lcr for u companion. If we lift her veil and
eok into her face, she will make us love her,
Or she IS the Beautiful.
Ask JOY what the beautiful is, and she will
lugh.at your question, and seize your hand,
and dance AWAY with you to some group Of the
merry.he0lted. For the Beautiful never walks
cliishly alone, but woeps with the sad and
smiles with lhe joyful. 1t is Echo, playing a.
mong the hills of life, and answering to all the
tOicqs of the soul thot call her.
Grave men have tried to strip the Beautiful
llhcr gay robes, and to sahiuo tho~lpirlh Of
Der voice; and guy men will not own her when
Iressed In blatk and they stop their ears when
iha speaks To them seriously. But they arc
}lch shortening .heir own breath, and robbing
themselves Of their own clothes, whn they seek
ivstille OF diS0be her. All the tones OF her
soire are sweet, and utl The garments she wears
iyc brcomiugi and She oftener puts On the apron
heegamsuess, and the washerwomgn'S dress.
INN tbe ermin@thd jgEels Of queens.
gGo'l mcant That We should walk With th(
Beautiful in this word, and 50 be ike brr, l.ii
Now, when wp are praised for comeliness, Of
comlnended for goodness, we blush, and lDoA
fonlish, and call it Aattcfy. II wo were hu
what we SO earnestly wish to be considered
when one met us, and said ''l'hou Nrtbcauaful, >
we should reply, 81 am; and thank him for il
who made me SO; and thou mayst become the
same, by looking upon the Bmuliful.'
Men take fashions AMI call them beautiful ;
Int they must make themselves cross eyed be.
fore they can hclieve their own words. For tho
Beautiful though robed in endless variety, is cy-
or the sane, ind never wearrs that what is TN
fitted or ununtuipl.
Sweet Mystery old as the creation. yet Young
as the morning blown rosebud grand as th,
universe, and lowly Gs tic meckrSt heart; lishi
Of The Highest Throne md of the hambes
hearthstonc We cannot half know thee, here u.
mong tho shadows thHt we raparonnd ourselves
Bn; we will walk with thee, like little children
taking hold Of thy robes, and following thee t,
the Shining Land, where we shall grow up t,
know lheo battcr, for the Mystery Of Life is tht
Mystery of the Beautiful.
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BUY ONLY WHAT YOU WANT

10 buy nothing you do not want is n maxim
rs old almost as sOcety Itself. But it is also
ono that is continually slipping out of mind,
and which cannot, therefore, be brough ghtforward
ngNiu 100 frequently. Spending money, in
fact, Is vice common to human nature. Where
one man iegrades himself by being Il miscr, ten
run eonstaut perl Of running themselves by eX.
trayagance, Il is 80 fine to hay! elegant furn'
turc, to live 10 u handsome house, or to dress
ones wife and children in rich apparel, that it
requires m unusual degree Of Grmncss, cspe-
cially in This prosperousage, to resist the temp
lation. II everybody WAS compelled to pay
cash for such gfntliratlons, there would be.some
slight cheek on this tendency to useless e&pcn-
diiurc. Dnt credit is SO easily Obtained in this
country, and buyers are so sangune of being
ready when settling day comes, that thousands
oI f0ni e' arc induced annually to cripple Their
future comforts, by irdulglng in present f,llics.
Half ,ho me WAC reach old age impoverished,
and perhaps even a greater number, owe their
dependant condition, at the sadlast Of al times
to be beggarcd, TO early extravaganza.
IL we were all to buy only what we wanted,
this would not be. We ao far from iceon-
menling anggardlj iaO nony; for one cfthe
purposes Of wealth is that 1t should be dsFl-
buod IN encouraging trade and the arts. But
still even the wealthiest, with few exceptions,
frequently buy what they do not want; while
those less favored necessarily violate this gol
dcu rule. The preacher, lawyer or physician,
attracted by some new and costly book, persua-
des himself that his profession requires beshould
hqve it, and spends ON it u sum that he often
needs for more necessary purposes before the
year Is over. The wife, charmed by n new style
of dress, ayi,hes away hcrmoney, is delighted
lcrn while, but lives to repent 1t, ii she is u
woman Of sense. The father, proud of his
daughter, thinks no expense too great to graft.
| fy her whims. The young man, fond Of horses,
does not stop 10 connt the cost when covcting
u lamons troter. The fashionable coupls, who
like to he surrounded with mirrors, pictures and
fine furniture generally, squander money dis
proporiohatey IN such costly grew.gaws. Yet
all lean, sooner Or later, to regret what ther
have done, since they find they have added no.
! thing to their happiness, as tens Of thousands
hayo discovered before, after buying what they
did not really want.
Franklins homeIy story about the whistle
would bc we'll TO be remembered by US all. It
isnot enough that a purchase gratiios Us at the
time. To oc' judicioas expenditure, it should
be such one rs we can recur to afterwards
with satisfaction. Ii Mrs. A., when she moves
into her new house, spends so much money on
furniture that her husbands dinners suffer by 1t
is be not paying too dear for his whistle Ii
Mrs D. gives so elegant q party to her friend,
Tint the housekeeping is stinted oil tho rcst OIL
the winter; il Mrs. O., BY going to Capo Ma,
! with her daughters, makes such an inroad Of
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HUMOROUS.

ANExerILsST JoKr.-Ihc Lynehharg (va,)
Express states that among tho many beautiful
strangers who graoed the hail given ID TINT city
to Ihos' 5. Bocock and his lovely bride, ap.
peared onewho was introduced as the.lnughter
oi distinguished gentleman from Wy,hcvile, q
new member Of the Board OF Public WQgks. Tho
surprising loyeincSs Of her face, the graceful
ness OF her form, her engaging manrers, AMI
the distingae style Of her dancing added 10 Ii.
respect fet in this city forher father, made her
= belle st once. Crowds of fashionable Young
men thfangcd around hdf, soliciting the honor
of her hand for the dance. Each yied with tho
other in paying her the most delicate atteu.
tions, aud the jealousy which naturally springs
up among rivals, was on more than one occs.
SIGN visible among the applicants. for the ''next
set" Indeed bat for the modest, kind, vet fair
demcanor Of the fair stranger, there iano tell.
ing what collisions might hage taken place u.
mong the wrangng suitQrs.
Norwetc the attentions paid her confined to
the opposite sex. Many Of our ovclies. ladies'
sought an intr 4duction to her, and invited her
to thsir homes. She regretted her inability to
aeeeydlthe hospitllities rendered her, and plead
ed au.excUso TINT she was about to leave the
next day for school in Richmond. II is said
that at least a half dozen young men were en-
gagged to escort her to supper, and that no end
If money was expended with hackmen 70 convey
her hgmc.
! But behold when suprerfwas announced tho
lovely Miss l}----waS no where to be found.
a strict search was instituted, but to.no pur
pose. The bird had iown, and many young
! HianoA.nl, tal Loou,,ro g i,.u
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NUMBER AL

her husbands salary. that his old coat has to
last another winter; II Mrs. DIS piano fort for
that prodigy,"Uur Marianne,' takes the earn.
ings Of whole wccks--what is all this but pay,
ing too dear for the whistler Whenever We
buy what We don't want, We deprive ourselves
Of things we really require. 10 be wise is to
err, il anything on the other side. If va DENY
ourselves a little, if we learn to 5nyaothiug un.
til we are sure we want it, we shall both avoid
its perilI and extravaganza and discipline our
characters. Amid the hurry and temptations %
this prosperous age, it is weltS recall occaso.
nolly these oldmaxims of prudence spd wisdom.
Time thus spent is not wasted. Ledger e
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1891 from Sapia fe, by Ia en- a. 10 Fernando
,'T,os, 10 niles anl back. wlce month
Lave Santa Fe on the lst aud 10th Of each
month, alS A. M,
Arrive at Fernando de Taos by Ibe Sd and
i1lhnt ~ NJ
loavr Fernando de Taos on The 18th and
2Sth Of each month al s A NJ;
Arrive at Sarta Fe by the lAh and S0lh at
i2M
Bills for weekly trips orc invited.
1900, From Douonl, by Fart Belkr ap, to Gaines.
vilr in Texas and back, once in two
weeks.
Bidders 10 state distance and schedule Of
rivals aud departures.
Bids for weekly trips are invited,
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Emo AIihur'S Home ere
THE BEAUTIFUL
BY LUCY hARCOM.

81 hear thee say, ''lhc Bcautla yha Is lg'
o, thou art darkly ignorant ismr
'lis no long weary road itsI iorr tttlt,
For thou canS'tmakc it smld besides lb do1r.
Then love the boautlAl.7
"Alos! for tho heart that asks, "Wbrtisth!
Beautiful ?" Such question shows dIgl Il hli
rept away from the light, aiB Is barrownl,
mole like, Under the crust OF 'lhs Wndl, flr
that, which if il could find, Nuuli h1to no
eyes to see.
1t is most beautiful 10 be. }@, ian B ~
earth, covered with the coars3 g4aaits e mor-
taly for underneath them 80 ai lgs.iug
clouds Of glory from Lod ;'hn1 la ae,b t,el
here may be almost glcrillet by ihe flileaed
brightness Of The spirit. The ipiar ipals hC
beauty of being. yethard X ee ad n 6t
body, the soul Huttors aboyeandafouna9 9s sell
as within the chid--a bird Of f0faalse aet yet
accustomed to its earthly Gag Is aAks a9 que..
tons Of the Beautiful, but ashN Bessie % e.
yerywhere, mud sings with ainnihafsQag NnL
we must alwayskeep the childhood aseegAanfs
il va would Keep up our'scqp pae'aaee Mla N,
Beautiful.
Ask Nature what the beautiful 4, sni I'll,
will answer with kiss, Do you nOl know 100
Howmany times in the day has tte BaHuNia
beckned to you from the clouds Hoa@g over YOU
head, and you did not look up llos oftn
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INSTRUCTIONS

F.b,,,i,g ,,o ,ss IN he ioe,,u,ro,ci IN hs ron.
'-"''H ".,.,s, I, ,ln osD,i n, n.,Dl,,,, 'a., 3s,,
Z = =" - - w 1
PV''
s-ven minutes rre allawcl 10 each inie"-
medale eliice. when moi otherwise pT6al lor
asserting III" nas
. On routes where the mode at conveyance
imlls Of i. hr special agents o. the Department
also post Office blanks mad ngS locks and KEYS
ase TO b. conveyed wuhmI extra charge.
3. No "a, will he made for iripsuol performed; !;
dnd for rFrh Of such omissions moi iistaHe'lll
explained thee limr' the pay OF lte lrlp may be-
deducted. For ,rriyal' 50 far bcond time as 10
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EE0NTEYslMA HALL.

HNHF undersigned desires TO inform her frieed.
aid the public, that She has nnw mnted hrr
est bShmpni 10 the building On the plaza known
as lhe Moute7nma lIill wteie she w'll t'Ways
keen on ban,l ihr bia,l kind ef liquors awi hre'
Attached to The Hall is a fine stable always well
''fr CAROLINE STEIN
Santa Fe, Jan. 7, 1851 BIN
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILS.

DR0P0sALS for carrying the Mails Of the
L United States, from the Isl day Of July, 1884,
TO the lst dav of July, 1858, in the Stale of G Ii.
forna, and in The Territories OF Oregon. Utah. and
New Mexico, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Posi- Office Department, in the Cily
of Washington, until . A. M. of the 81 Aprll.
1854, TO be decided by the g3d of April, 1881 J
on the routes and in the times herein specified
viz
lNNEW MEXICO.
l29OO' From Santa Fe. by Albuquerque, Socorro
DOM Ana, Fort Fillmore, Frontero (Tex.
as), 81 Paso, San Elzario, Mogoiinsylle
and Leona, to San Antonio, $40 miles and
back, once month.
Leave Santa Fe on the lst Of each month
Arrive in San Antonio in % days.
Leave San Antonio on The lst Of eacl
month;
Arrive at Santa Fe in 20 days.
Bids 10 carry twice month are invited
also bids 10 make the trip in 90 days.
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"WnL w DOUBLE THE PEyAScE p'-Nhoever
has once travelled from Dublin llrcald) to
Mans, can scarcely fail TO have noticed a toll
hegsar women, known as Peg Connor, who us
ed to earn an honest pennyby begging l.nd knit
ting stockings, Peggy, however had two great
faults. One was she drank much whiskey; and
the other, sho very seldom went to confession.
Inving Mt one period been thrown .on.slcd Of
sickness, she 'promisod" (madc yow) that, it
she should recover, she would, as soan as she
WAS able, 'go to the presP (o confasslon).
Sho recovered, and kept her PROMISE. AS soon
us she approached the confessional, the priest,
who knew her well, sad:
Swell, Peggy, SO YOU have'come at lsstW
ssYis. place yer reverence, an ish'ti il fryms
for ne 7"
"Well what sins have you to confeszs"
"Nolhng particular, barring tho dhUcp?"
"Ihat is true" remarked the priest; 81 am
told sou drink an immodsrate Quantilyof whis-
key. Now tell me, Peggy, how many glasses
do YOU take during the dayp
Swell, PLACE yer riyerence, takeaGlaE ear
" in the mornin,' another about ten, u couple
about dinner time, and two or three ltowards
eyenin,' but after that ldont' keep couat."
"0h, YOU dreadful woman 2" exclaimed the
priest, ''Io drink such quantity ,-of liquor;
enough indeed, to destroy both body and soul {!
but will put penanco upon you. slswill put
you down upon one glnssa day."
Scarcely were the last words 6nishsl when
Peggy exclaimed, in Il voice SO loud ms to bc
heard all over the chapel;
"0gh oghl IT'S thrue for yer riverence Pm
a great sinner, entirely, and for tho lore of
goodness will 20 doublsihf Prnncncew
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SANTA FE, NEW NIEXIC

eobs,i,uta ao i,ro,;o, nal. of
cases. He N gnrono.e dirfgeni os.
and d.partnre. provided no more nrmifs f.oi,
asked. aud no mail connoxon prciniilrl aay
ask additional running time for ~ r ng
q sperided Number Of days in seasct vac
roafs; blit beyond These changes n'opa 'er
service alaer'nT RON 'na' eallel ~ u tRa Aa-
' g,iselsa, .,,s. m'' 70, y .l oGh,''s's, N NJ
XXI ,ont,,,s ,'ov I'm ag,ors,"',s gt''s Nj
toges NH he csllmalrd N co,nnar,,r ,g,.s s.5,r
proposals.
IA There sbonld he bnl ooe ro a b,tsr.,
pfonosal
A. The route, the service, The erig IS Oh
name and residece Of the hilie AVA ihrpt
each member OF firm where a ni.. ode.a
Should Be distinctly stated also Z madf e eln-
veyanee Il hlsuer hoae 'han h'''t9lts ss ''-
'e9gco' NJ. -, ,Au,,
cd 10 The second assistant pasmag Grasl. s...
prescribed 'Nal proposals in the e sF-.-- "
/, shogl be g,l9r gli'a and lGe ''' & ,'
E"ala'pIs cer'lnp9 Nser lo'Hl'} ~ ".lW is i'
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81 Cor We, as Tie rase may bed There write the
name or pame9 lufalll Of here Stale The rcslente
or re'iIeuce, hereby propose 10 carry themai on
rauie No. -, fion. ------ to ---. rs often as
the Postmaster Grucr "a advertisement for pro.
nosIs for ihe same, dated October B. 1888, re-.
Qurcs in the time stated ii the schedules con;
taiuel in said alg'ri1mrni ard BY the Following
mode OF conycyalce, to wit here ST le how It IS
10 be rQnyrYed,1 or the annual sum OF here
write oat lha sun ii words at full lenaih.1
Dated, ISisned.l
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UGY VS. UCLY.-In the eastern part Of the
Delaware county, in that State, thcreresidcd
man by the name of B, now justice OF
the pence, and very sensible man, butby COM
mon consent the ugicst looking individual in
the whole country, being long, gauni, sallow,
aud awry, wiiha gait like kansaroo. One
day he was hunting, and on ono OF the moun.
tain roads he me. man IN foot anlG!ene, who
was longer, gaunter, ugler, byaall odas than
himself llccould give the esquire" tfIy, and
beat him. Without saving a word, l3-----rai-
scd his gun and deliberately lcyellcd 1t nt the
stranger. "for Gods sake, don't shoot"
shouted tho man in great alarm. "Slrunger,"
replied B----''I sworc ten years ago hat i'll
eycr nett manuglier than was lid shoot him,
and You are tho frat one l'ye ever feeD." Tbs
stranger, after taking careful survey Of hsr-
val, replied, "WOl, il look worse than YOU do
shoot l,d,n't want 10 live any longer"
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LEGAL NOTICE,
w. w, III. DAVIS,

(DIsTRlcT ATTORNEY or THE UNITED STATES FOR
NEW MExco')
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO,
TH7lLL practice IN all the courts Of The Terri.
w tory.
Office in the same room occupied by The Secre'
tary of the Territory
REFERENCES.
Hon. C. Cushing Alt. Gen, U. S.
Hon. Geo. N Dallas, Philada
Hin. R. Brodhead, U. s. Senate,
Hon. Simon c merou, penna.
Gen, R. Patterson, phada
Col Thomas J Whpplc, New York.
lleddoek, Reed & CO., pMlada.
James, Kent & Santee,
Wood, Bacon & Co., +"
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no THE PUBLIC,

trHE Pnhlic will rlcasg Iake notice that | have
| appointed Mr. Rodoph Loebmy Ageui da,iui
JACOB AMBERG,
Ageut for
ABRAHAM & RoFEN rHALL
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e5arta 81 ll)ttkIp Gazette
TERMS,

WEEKLY 81 30 wear, PAYABLE Invariably ~
advance; single copies Il 10 cents. Advertise.
ments. 81 00 per square of ten lines for the first
Insertion. and 50cts for every subsequent Insertion.
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The undersigned (posimader, Judge, or clerk
of a court of record. as The case may be) ceri,fss
thai he IS well acquainted with the abogeguarap
tors ard Their property. and il,a il,ey re- men Of
property and able TO make good their guaranty
Dated ignej
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The undersigned undertake that IL ibe forego-
ipg bid for carrying The msil Oh route No. = be
accepted bF the p slmaster General. the bidder
shall priu, 10 the 1T day Jgly next, enter nlo
the reQircd ohlg,lioB e. perform lhe service pro-
posed. with good and slllicien, sqretirs.
Dated Signed 6v lwo guarauloIs
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Greciun Trigonuus, No. 10!
Main Street.

J. F1CKlEsoN would respectfully
to the citizens of Wheeling aud vi.
Il q II n 1cinty, that he has just opened and
" elegant establishment for the sale OF Volins.
ons, BuIjos, and Tamborincs Brass Instruments the
first and best make. ..
singing
newest Songs, Duetts etc., and the hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
claronets, Reeds Tuning Forks Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Volincello and Violin ....
y. hener's Furniture Polish renovatfng vanished
Furniture such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. 5.'.
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsbnrg Pianos
OF the first and best i'll the United States such
as Nuns and Clarks grand and square Pianos, b. Dun
HAMS, Hallett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &C.
Agent for the make OF Carhardt and Needam's Patent
Meodcons RI. =.
Accordcons and uknd Embellishments repaired
n lie lOyye
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

No.22 Main ST., Centre wheeling,
EEp constantly on hand an assortment OF the latest
IA and most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
Of Parlor, Shop anil Cooking stoves. Their Western
vrgtnian" coal stove, cannot be surpassed By any
them within the last six months pledgng themselves
take them back they did not satisfaction AMI have
never had one returned '-1. t'.t'. - no .gF
They also keep constantly hand the latest style OF
Arch Critics. warranted equal any made in this city;
also cast Sinks, and variety of all articles in the
Foundry line, which will be soil low for cash. "
0JPartfcular attention will be paid II kinds of Job
Work. III - 4Sytf-siiI stFElE dSIwtC-Aus. 3.
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Thomas II. Gibson.

IuO1udS II. O1DSOn,
L U NIB Err AND GAS RITTER, p.
No. 5 Union st, opposite C. II. Bc,rys Rope store
EGS leave to inform his friends and tile public in gen
eral, that he continues 10 carry the plumbing
gas hitting mall It's various branches, and respectfully soil
its share OF publ patronage
He has constantly on hand lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants, Cstern pumps, bath boilers
water closets, wash basins cold water fountains no
tells, water coolers for private families hot and cold
shower baths. bath tubs, lead and iron boxes
collins atters kettIes etorts for bleaching and all other
dispatch,
Also, chandeliers, pendants brackets, bellar lights
candle burners, etc.
Allorders LEFT at the above place will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly att ended to-
| H.-An orders Groml the country will meet with
prompt attention. ap6-6md
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Pemberton House.
Water street, Below Monroe.

s--L WHEELING, VA. '..rs
IN NJ. PEMBERTOS announces 10 his old friends and
the public generally that he has located in the
modious br ok buiid.-:. formerly known the asst
Charles and Thoroughly repaired and RENTED ii and is
prepa ed to entertain Travellers in good style at moderate
prices The Pemhcrton House is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat landing and the Depot the
ttnore and Ohio Railroad, afordng passengers tor the
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place. The
rroprietor respectfully invites the attention OF his old
friends TO his house. and solics share of public patron
nua
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Something worth seeing!
A. M. ADAMS

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS
ITAVlNG now completed my rooms am better pre-.
IL pared to accommodate my customers than be.
FORE and at such low prices will astonish the natives
Come ON and try me- Remember tina. my place is one
door above the old corner so long occupied by 1t is
useless for me to undertake to enuerae stock the
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