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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-14
Legal Notice.
Erastus Carter Jr., Administra-
tor of Henry T. Seymour,

Erastus Carter Jr., Administra-
tor ofHenry T. Seymour,
us In Probate Court,
Ruby 5. Seymour, Petition to sell
Fanny G.. Seymour. land.
Fanny NJ. Seymour,
Charlotte Maunt, and
Adam Maunt. ...
The said Ruby S. Seymour, Fanny G., Seymour,
Fanny M. Seymour, Charlotte Naunt, and Adam
Maunt hereby notified that on the sixth day OF
March, 1855 the plaintiff fled in the court of Pro.
Portage county Ohio his petition against you the
defendants The object and prayer Of said petition is
ship of RSvenna, in Portage cougty, Ohio; known as
the Twenty-Five acres OF land in lots Nos 10 and a. in
the south division Of lots in said township Bounded
east BY land owned by Allen, south by land
owned by SOlmon Carter and George Robinson, north
by land of Harvey Hotehkiss, and west by the
center of the road and the dsfendents are further
tilted that they appear and Plead answer or de-
lnur, that the petition will be taken confessed in
four weeks from and after the eighth day OF March,
d 1855. SAM'L STRAW DER, Pet. for Atty.
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More Thunder fer "Sam.".-he il
.r.e. Roll.

The following letter to the COMMITTEES of
the Ex-K. Ms will explain itself We pub.
lish it for the benefit of"Sam" and his few
remaining followers. There are more com,
ing of the same sort, only little more so.-
Truly, the ''work goes bravsly on" and ver-
lily, "Satan's Kingdoms tumbling down!"
d, GREAT FALLS, Feb. ~, 1855.
DEAR STR:-At a meeting of the "K NJ"
Council held here last evening, torty Str
members left the order--about forty Demo-
Gratis; the rest Wings and Free Solers No
more than.two or thee Democrats are left
and they will leave at the next meeting.
A notion was nude to- dsband, but it
was voted, down by a. small majority
From present appearances, there will be-
nothing lett of this corrupt concern on thel3th
Of March. Many of the members urged the
disbanding on the ground Of its corruptness.
One member said "the order of K. N. IS re-
minded him Of the meeting of the beasts to
choose officers for the government of the
whole. After they had met and proceeded
to elect officers, the elephant, lion, tiger, g.,
took themselves off, until there were none
left but ajackass and monkey: and that, said
ne from present appearances, is all that
will be left of our order. /, therfore am
off," The jackass began to bray, and the
meeting was dissolved. 5F,4Io F.-,
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LOCAL ITEMs.--Our friends and patrons
throughout the county, will confer great
favor, by giving US information of Incl
dents worthy of note, that may at any time
occur in their neighberhood and vicinity
These local items add much to the interest
of newspaper, while little or no incon-
vsnIence is occasioned to the person fur
nishing them. We should be glad to hear
from every subscriber to the Sentinel at least
two or three times year.
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New Typographical Map Portage
County. Ohio.
THE undersigned

sAAA u'"N Ho' = JASe >SNtitPACtON a.
L rangemepts for publishing as soon as compati
Die with perfect accuracy, now and complete Topo-
graphical Map of Portage County, Ohio. The surveys
are to be made under the charge and supervision of p.
}. Browne, Esq. ofNew YoFk,a well known Civil En-
ursd altogether with the angles in them take by
compass truly represented. Allthe'ocat6n of Dwell
Stores Hotels, Mis- &c are to be noted. The nsmes
of property holders generally TO benserted in their
Places in the style Of Maps of Erie. Genesee, Ontario,
Livingston and Dutehes Counties, no.. &c, in New
villages in the county will be inserted in the margin
The Map will be plotted to scale Of II inches to
for Five Dollarsper copy. a&s1ez "
grgn ID GILLETTE. MATTHEW'S e. co. ~ y
26-5m No. IL. Minor-st., Philadelphia, 2nd Story.
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MTCTIA Ed ; 7 . ART.
Attorney for Nid Petitioner.
Feb. Goth, ls55-2q4w. - -.
DISSOLUTION The co. partnersbip

~ heretofore existing between VIM. D. Durham and
William Gardner, in the Boot, Shoe and Leather bus
iness, is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent The
business Will hereafter be continued by John GilIis
in the stRe-room formerly occupied by Durham IL
Gardener; and William Gardner will do business il
the first room east.
all those having unsettled accounts with the late
firm of Durham & Gardner requested to call and
settle the same by note cash without delay. Settle
mont to be made with VIM. ID. Durham. or in his ab-
scnce William Gardner. WIN. D. DURHAM,
RavenDa. March. 6, 'J5.3w WILLIAM GARDNER
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or Quite a number of our subscribers
have called on US within the last week, and
paid the amount Of their subscriptions
Some Of them have also brought in the
names of new subscribers to the Sentinel.-
This is certainly encouraging to the prin-
ter; and we hope that others may be induc-
ed to ego and do likewise.'' .-....-
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G A copy of the recent debate between
President Mahan, Tifinny and others, upon
the subject of "Spiritualism" is about being
published in pamphlet form. Single copy,
% cents; five copies, ST..
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administrators safe of Real Es-
tate.

y! W ~ n I1II " O4lF 7 IIb n hIIUTHVy'
February 2Uth, lejj-.29-4w
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0ARPET, CARPET--Carpets are one Of
Interesting News frOn the East.
The fall Of SebaslOpOl. -as

THE last Telegraphc dispatch reports the
l. fall of Sebasopol, the stronghold OF the Russians
could not withstand the combined efforts Of the French
and English. but she fall of Sebasopol is not greater
than the fall in the price Of Boots, Shoes Caters and
goods generally at the store of ]. H. Bostwick Co.
All Kinds ofgaiters and winter shoes for ladies we
will sell cheaper than we ever sold them heOre; the
cashor ready pay will bring cheap shoes to the purcha
Great Reduction in Bonnets We have few satin
bonnets on hand yet, whoever wants bonnet here is
the place to buy it. We will sell the whole otor sing
'ly at ten per cent. above cost.
Nov. 90. 1854. J. n, BOSTWICK Il Co,
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Still more Thunder.
"UNIoN AND STRENGTH!!"
NEWTON ON IIAND.n

One Council at Newton, (consisisting Of
81 Democrats and l6 Wings Free ,Soil-
srs disbsnded .i, On nsStu Saturday night lasts 2
''Fai KEEP ii THE BALL ROLLING, F,o !. J,
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JOHN GILLIs ESQ.,, has taken the old stand
recently occupied by DURHAM & GARDNER,
where he proposes to engage in the Boot
and Shoe business. See advertisement.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

Ry virtue of the power vested in me by the
Dast will and testament OF Henry Walters, late OF
the cunty of Portage, deceased duly probated and
corded in the records of wills of said county, wherein
aud whereby, among other things, the executor in said
will named, is authorized and empowered TO sell and
dispose of said esators real estate at such time and
in such manner said executor may deem most exps-
dent, shall offer at public sale, on the promises,
the twenty second day Of March next, at one O'Clock
M the following described real estate, to-wt: Be-
ing tho west part oflot Ne 40 forty in the township
Randolph, IN said county, beginning at the northwest
corner of said lot thence east along the north line OF
said lot, II chains3 links TO post, thence south IL
chains 80 links to post standing in the south line Of
said lot thence west along the south line of said lot l2
chains 81 links to post standing in the southwest
corner of said lot, thence north along the we line
thereof chains, 50 links to the place of beginning;
containing y of land, be the same more or less
Said real estate will be sold to the dover estate
ofCatharne Walters comprising twelve and 80 1O0ths
acres therein. For full and particular description of
which, said dover estate, reference may be had to the
records OF petitions of the court of common Pleas OF
the county of Portage, aforesaid, wherein survey,
plat, and assignment of tha may be found Terms
of payment made known on tho day Of sale.
WIN. PAbLUS, Executor,
BY MICHAEL STUART, his Attorney.
Eab
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IOHN II. ROSTWICK 81 Co. are intrn.

ducuG an entirely nav MEDICINE 10 this part Of the
country for curing colds, coughs, and con5umptinns
We have very little to do with patent medicines, but
having had several aggravated cases of consumhtion
and colds under know ledge, that have been
cured ara duced to keep it to sol. 1t has indeed
done wonderSfor several Of cur relations and many Of
our personal acquais stances. 49,. III 'ft
1t is without doubt an honest medicine and very pal-
etesble. II does not produce that nausea which an
over dose of Ayers Cherry Pectoral causes and for
sore throat far exceeds all other medicines that has
been before he pubAe. Price dollar per bottle or
six for $500. Try it. ,...- s..,., -
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40 tsla Public.

Whereas some newspapers have asscr-
ted that the reports in relation to the with
drawal' Of members from the "Know Moth
ing" councils in this city are false, the uu.
dersigncd hereby assert, without fear of con-
tradlcton from any responsible or respccta-
pie sourse, that there have been about ONE
HUNDRED Withdrawals from the trading
concerns, in!tis city alone, and we have such
information from different sections of the
State, as leave no doubt in our minds that
there have been within one month past,
at least FIFTEEN HUNDRED withdraw.
ais in the State. We stats this from infor-
nation which we now possess. gea
HARRY HUSTON,l Committee of
L. A. WALKER, those who have
WIN. P. FOSTER. } withdrawn
We, the undersigned, are a portion of
those who have withdrawn from. Councils
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J.H. BosTWICK e. Co.

NJ OF, again before the public, little Ia
~ ter than IrsGa. but all tho better for the people
late purchases in the City, always give eadran-
age of 10 per cent. overearlier purchases goods
have atel! gone down Is per cent in this town, lover
Inc ieit We Will endeavor to give customers the
advantage of our late purchasers which will reduce
our former large profits IS per cent. This Isl great
falling of and the only way to make up the deficiency
is to sell a big pile of Goods, on friends we
are ready for any thing and any prices. Y
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j. n, BOSTWICK & Co.
WE will give s.few articles that can be

w found at all times at our Store. Dress goods.
Dress trimmings, Collars, Undersleeyos Laces, Edg-
ng, white goods Of all kinds Linens Hosiery, Gloves,
Wells, Cords Tasses, Buttons, Zephy Worsted, Shirt
Flannes, Innings, Checks, Stripes, Tickings Jeans,
Satnnets, Gassimeres Doe skins, Broad Cloths, Car
pets, OH Cloths, Mats, Rugs, Ribbons, Bonnets cur
tain Muslin, Comforts, Suspebders, Fringes, &C.,
Caters, Boots Shoes, Groceries and spices, Crock
cry, Glassware and every thing that the necesstesof
the people demand.
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IN how are the mighty fallen, Oh!
~ what depression in the Tea market. I2i in one
snort month certainly knocking OF large profits in
hurry, and merchants generally are getting rich too
fast, we will try and have the PROFITS fixed at abouIiv-
ing rates. motto is dive and let vc) good Tea 50
cent Tea Chat was) we wlseIl for 33i cents per ID
Please mark that .0,'.s.
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~, OF The Examination of the public
schools of Ravenna begins to-day. The
exercises will no doubt be attended with
interest. Let all who can, attend.
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RY virtue of an order Of sale made at the
~ January term 1855 of tho Court of Probate of Port
age county in certain petition for the sale sf real
tate therein pending, wherein James W. Clarke, Ad-
minisrator Of Robert Clarke, Jr deceased, was petit
toner, and Frances Clarke and others were respond
ents-there will sold by said Administrator at public
sale on the premises on the twenty second day of
March next, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following descr-
bed real estate, to witt Situate in Sreetsboro in said
County, in lot No. eighty five beginning at the n w.
corner OF said lot: thence on the north line about
81 chains 80 links to land decided to Robert Smith, Jr
thence south chains 80 links to land decided to John
Clarke tnenco west about II chains 80 links thence
north chains so lnks thence west 10 chains to the
line of the lot; thence north chains to the place of
containing about eighteen acres of land.
Also one other piece IL said lot No. Is bounded Us
follows: beginning on the West line of snd lot
chains South Of the n. w. corner Thence Fast par
al le with the n. line 10 cains Thence South2 chains
so links to the dover Estate Of Jeunett Plum Thence
West on the North line of said dover Estate to the
West line of said lot; Thence North chains 50 links
to the place Of beginning containing about two aud
one-haf acres Of land. The first piece of ls acres a-
praised at &j22G0 The second piece of 81 acres at
$3.50 Terms of payment made known on the day
of sala.
MICHAEL STUART.
Attorney for sa1 pstkapar
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EARM FOR SALE.-The we'll kno wn
l. Cottage Hill Farm, situated q miles cast of Ra-
VIENNA, or the Warren road, containing 437 acres of
first rate land About 275 of it is under good
Improvements and the balance in good timber land
Seventy acres of the farm is good bottom land, and
well adapted for meadow. The soil sgenerally Ioam.
The farm is usually well wstered with good living
springs. Tho Nlrkoning river through the whole
length of it. 1t s under first rate fence, There is
good orchard and abundance of other fruit trees
The buildings consist Of very fine stone house, with
all conveniencies of wood-house, water, etc. The
house Is "a by 46 feet with ell 60 feet long Also.
two good barnsone 36 by IS feet-the other sc by IS
feet with shed 81 feet long.
Also good horse barn and carriage house, 50 by "a
feet, with good well Of water in the barn. All the
buildings were thoroughly painted last Spring.
This is a good opportunity for those who wish to
purchase one OF the best stock farms in the county,
1t is well calculated for either cattle sheep, aud well
adapted for grain. The situation is fne and the coun-
try around very healthy. Terms will be made easy
For further particulars enquire of Darius Lyman, RAJ
VIENNA, or on tho premises Of the subscriber.
February, H. is55.6A FREDERICK CURTIS.
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AdminisfraIOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
" signed, has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator u tho Estate OF Sarah p. Chaplin, late
Df Hiram. Portage County, Ohio, deceased.
Hiram, Feb. %. ls5j-3W. CLINTON YOUNG
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Attachment Norice.

a / my instance an attachment was this
II day, Issued BY John Bruner a Justice sf r.e
Peace OF Franklin township, Portage COUNTY against
the property and effects OF 4. W. EIIioit non.resi-
dent of said County for the sum Of fourteen dollars
Dated this day OF Feb. I6, ls55-3w.
Franktin ORRTN pR1uvu1ru
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J. II. ROSTWICK g. CO.'S, kDYsS,

TUHN Fl. BUSTWICK & Co., have still
u 0nhand fine assortment OF Ladies Caters and
shoes of all kinds. We direct attention particularly
to our CATERS Ii ir from perfac knowledge Of tbs
fact, that we nuke this Ssseron that we can and will
sell the best French Lasting Cater for one dollar and
my cents that can be found in Ravenna. All who
wish TO satisfy themselves of the fact can call at our
store.
Dec, 81, 1854,
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NUTTA PERCHA -TOTL POTTSH.- q

VI Superceding grease and Polish for all kinds OF
Gather. This new and excellent article combined OF
different oil extracts for greasing and polishing Roots
shoes India Rubbers Harnesses, Carriage tops and
all leather work, is unequalled for beauying and soft
ening the leather 1takes polish like patent leath-
er-is impervious to water and will soil the whit-
est article. few drops on sponge applied 10 The
leather s all that necessary, and the polish will stay
for month. If the leather becomes dirty, wash with
clean waters and the polsh will re-appear. WArrah.
ted to soften and preserve the leather For sale by
Ravenna. Feb 10. '55 PRENrIss HoPK Il Co W.
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Aurora, Feb. o., fs5s-3w.
tALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

~ OfCOurt.-on the 29th day Of March, 1855, at one
O'Clock In The afternoon, on the premises, will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of James Hoskins, deceased, to witt Boun-
ded the east Of lot line number ny eleven in the
township Of Palmyra, ON the south by land belonging To
the estate of James HOskns deceased on the west by
third lot line, the north by land of George Crate be-
ing part of lot No W eleven, in the south division Of
lots in said township Of Palmyra, acres
of land. Terms made known at TIC sale, 2g4w
JACoBV. NELL, CHARLOTTE HoSKINS,
Admrs. OF Jamgs Hoskins. deceaseh.
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4 GRIFFIN g. BOSTWICK, Having re-
" moved their Furniture TO thsir now rooms in the
Ph@nin block, directly over Bostuick's dry goods
store are prepared to- wait their customers TO
thing IN their line stock consist part rs follOws:
SOiAa from SIS 70 Jenny LEd, SJ5, Tese-s-tsIs
aee 10 co. suitstbe young exactly Mahogany chairs
Marble Top Tables, QuaTtetIsnd card tables what not
buTeaua Mahogany cottage beds, Marble iop wash
stands Piano stools foot Stools, dc. I < "a
Also, a fine lot OF Hall Stands, they are GbeAuU.
Alse,A splendid lotofIootpg Glasses nom Is 10 49,
Also, Pictures aud Picture Frames ~
nae lot Of Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses
our Hair Mattresses manufactured in our own Vi
ei1lly (hg Me-. AoIai, OF ROOtstoWn,) aud we war
rant the Ilar TO be the fret quality Of ong Horse Hair:
the HusS and cotton, are coming ptogeneral use in
many PLACES. ---.s,---.. -----.-
Also, plenty of ofBedstsads with Hinkley's snspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thor
oughy tried and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
90, and upwards, every person who would have bed
stSad should buy ono st least forhemselves AID We
assure them they will buy other after.
We have full asSOrtn0ent OF common furniture,
cane seat chairs Of all kinds, nom IS and upwards,
bureaus nom 50 and Upwards, Stands 81, so and up-
wSrds, and some cord beds cheap II people will have
them, Tables %, and other work in proportion. ..
We have been vt siderable expense in fitting up
our rooms. and We invite all to- call Snd see what VI Q
hare, We know sell cheap, to say the los
otit, rs in Cleveland elsewhere; il the people are
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur-
chased in the village, viii be deiveredat the House of
the purchaser. g1.. -n. .. ..ss...... 45j-tf
Ravenna. March II, 1854. -.. rts.,r5 bus e...rs.
TIMOTHY SEED -Foraale by
1 Ia ~ A
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For SnIp.

, A LOT and small House with four
kssA n good rooms and a buttery, good Cistern.
- Barn and plenty of good Grated barring Fruit
Trees, ......-- -. ...... .- +S...r-.
Said lots Situated Sycamour St., lot south Of
Main. For psrticularsenquire Of X. X. KNGsBuRy.
RaYGnna, March 2S 1854, ....4 ...... -. 467-tf
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AdministraIor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed have been duly appointed aud qualified
as Administrators Of the Estate Of wGtLs CIEsoE.
ate Of Aurora, Poriage County, Ohio, deceased.
NELSON EGGLESTOy
LEVERET W. COCHRAN,
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BROAD CLOTHS at BARGAIN. We wi

X {hUAU CLUTHS at bargain. WeWlIl
- sell the remaining lot { cloths cheaper than any
body else dare sell them. We bound to lower the
pile, if selling cheap will do it., come on all who
ware thread bare coats and have IN ink over the
seams on account of hard times will endeavor to
soften the prices at least, that eau complain
We have an extensive assortment " Goods yet
which will be sold at exceedingly low prices Bon.
nets, Ribbons, Silks DeLains, Marinoes dress goods
generally Comforts, knit sacks for children, Hoods
satches, Umbrellas, &C., and large lot of prints that
we must sell al some price. Dec, q, 1854.
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SATIN BONNETS-Ah! we always sold
~ more Bonnets than any other house in town and
our fall bonnets are cheaper and beautiful than
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WOOL WOOL The subscriber has
w afew thousand dollars which he wishes to invest
in Wool stths market price in New York and Boston,
ess tho trunsportation) All who want to sell their
Wool at what is WORTH for the eash will do we'll to
improve this opportunity. H. Ia. DAY.
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nRESS GOODS-Plaid Merinoes, Raw
~ Silks, Persian Cloths, Parsmettas, Coburgs, DE
LANES, &c., allow figures be foSnd at
T.
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.n;lDRY GOODS. !
r, "A. GILLETT AD VS.

GREAT CommoTion in TI1nIe1G.
HOODSHAVE FALLEN 25PER CENT.
VI Tho subscriber In his 'scsrdH OF Oct 3 told the
good people of Old Portage that he would bring down
the prices OF goods twenty-five per cent In this town
aud county; he finds that by sdVsrss ment althou al
probabiy'wind work, tthathis ueghBors viii sell SOC
Tea for 37so, such statement be true thea the people
can rejoice thai the 'sgot resiedr man has done some
eOod,--alfhough .'restedr hs has never "squatied
down. upon The reputation Of tAeis
but conducts business ON his own hook however see
ing rt his neighbOrs induced TO eAak dora their
goods and not switch OF the side track he offers
them tle 'rgf hand Of fellowship" and proposes 70
give hea list pf prices, that they may get out next
week another windy notice OF what great things
as follows; %
Good Sugar for 6Ie;
20 Nolassos sie;' sfE SO s%EN
. =" Coffee SugarO9; - - 81.
n " "A Brown sheeling for &c per ward. aama
30 kind our neiglbors sell for Se .
- Fair article of muslin 6ie; D,
. Good msdder prints &c Peryd. ia tr..t.4
p ~ rser-fs
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SHOES-We have received our stock of
~ Boots and Shoes constise OF all styles fer ladies'
ETls gents, boys ahd ehildFen's wear. We sell them
worry cheap and fast. A. " H0RR g. Co
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RLACK SILKS--A large assortment OF
~ Black Silks at 2je per yard less thsn ever before
sold can be found ct II. L. DAVIS.
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M ERIN NOES-Good all Wool French Me-
ll rnoes, such usually sell FOR los eau be bought
for Is per yard at H. L. DAYS.