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diduid Amandine. THE rema ~kabe and uniform
ucceSS winch has attended the of this preparaon
embodens the proprietor to WARRANT il as ostye ny
S etEe ana cure for Chapped Hands Roughness Of
Wy 9klh ne rapd1tY of its effect marvellous the
majority OF cases yielding 10 two three applicatjons
lne SKIN soft and velyety in feeling and appear
aace. prepared only by JOHN o. HILL AnotheeroTy
Mechahlcs Hall Building, Worcester, Mass. d6m nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04

Draper a. Clark, Agents for the sale of Nonos,
HltroSenized Superphosphae Lime comps ed Of Dried
Dloou bones, Sulphurc Acid, Peruvian (iuano ana Sn
mh3l dEwtf ~" A'tN 1 iAOes'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04

An of DIR. Humphrey a. Co.'S Sncci0c Uomoo
oS.c henedies put up expressly for family use With
DYE OF u directions sold in Worcester by ID yin
oCUIl,2 5l Main street. and Druggists and Stores CEN
''' uNWlY
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az hi III Mint Specife-For Badness, &c &c For
ape dGtyte o DlooA' 1d"h street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04

Worcester. ' foS'el BLOCK Pearl st
sspsscia attention given to Diseases of the Eye
arc daweodtf
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Yrs. - Goodwin, experienced ana success
iul Midwife hods herself in readiness dav and nit 30
attend attend to the duties her profession Resdence is
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CouRr OF COMMON

Court OF COMMON PLEAs--FEBRUARY TERN
-B. F. HoFFMAS, JuDaE.-This Court assembled on
Monday at ten o'clock, and will remain in session
during this week and mex. As is the with all well
regulated Courts, the organization the Grand Jury is
Of the si duties to be attended to- and this
time fulfilled by summoning the following Jurors
VIM. Phillips. Nelson Hiram,
Lewis Hine, Randolph; Reuben Russell Roots,own !;
Erastus Carter Jr Rasenna Alexander Willsey Atwa-
ter; c. B. White, Hiram: R. N. Avery. Aurora Joel
coburp, suteld Norris olmstead, Palmyra; Thos. D.
Jones, Paris; Abuer Day, Hiram; Warren Bancroft.
Nelson Jno J. Rider, Hiram Horace Adams, sufield.
The first that claimed the attention of Court
By trial, that upon the second trial Docket-of
Britton c. Earl Cortland Palmer This case
remembered Of great interest former trial
In October last but at this writing not progressed
sufficiently for to say than this aunouneemsni
The Jury summoned IN case consists of-Jarnes Hud
son, Raysnna; Oliver B. Hgley, windham I; G NJ. Tay
lcr, Mantua; siIss Clark, Neson A. B. Bristol Edn-
bnrgh Hiram B. Fenton, Randolph; Tyler Williams
Hiran, Alden Bssen Rootstown Elijah HAwley, Paris
T. Stewart, Paris; WIN, carnahan, Raysnna; Henry
Brumbaugh, Randolph.
The criminal business win be quite light and mostly
foisnnor ofeaces. Lemusl Price, who Is iucareerated
for The maHsaugher Of hs beneetor and relative Alou
son Baldwin, win probably plead guilty The lowest
sentence he can receive win be imprisonment for len
years, which viii probably the natural term
his life. Isa 80 arA
The business Of the term does not promise 10 h. of
great public interest," and will most likely be quite light,
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II A N T o A


Webster Wayne had ynlnahie hive q
honey taken from his preInises onte night of the /.
lnst, oy some seamps. are sweeIeniny the way 10
steady home, where they niIl be constantly farnishe
with honest emp,oyu1enr.
Elmer Frost has built Farm suse in the north par
Of the township. during the past season. which for sty
and workmanship, not surpassed any similar uild
ing in this part Of the county Ths was perfermec
BY Messrs. AiYord Lsdd, who, mechanics, ne!
easily szcelisd.
henry Root has also just complsted Farm Dwelling
IA the south west part Of the township, combining fair
s1tern. appearance with msd.rais degree OF elegance
and great convenience. in the interior. H. Waldo Of
Aurora, builder.
Born, on the 1st inst- B. p. Josephine Carr
ton. grandson to Dudley Carlton, and the twent,
eDth Of his postsrity.
gentleman by the name OF Sherman, from Mrs,a-
ehusetts, two lectures Monday and Tuesday sv
snngs of last week On Phrenoogy. He presented the
sufjsct in very familiar and instructive manner and
gave some very satisfactory tests OF his SKILL in reading
enaracer from crauial and physiological Indications
The following question was discussed in the Mau,us
Lyeeum last Friday evening and the discussion will be
continued on Thursday evening of this week. bv Dr O
Ferris and w. L. Hoi5rook:
hesdUed That the principles of the Republican Party
=, ne slavery Question, more In harmony with those
or ne fathers of the Republic Ian are ihe rinioe ~
he Democratic Parry - F'peSo VI
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RAN DoLPH.7


f. Prof Allshouse gave Concert at Cases
Hall on the evening of the 7h inst which is reported tn
have been well attended, r7'5e9
The Literary Society," which has been organized in con-
nscton with Miss Haskins school, in District No. at
tracts large crowds every Friday evening On the even
ing Of the Sd inst the house was filed to overhoying
Every avaltble place either to sit or stand was
ana retained during the cises of the evening which
consisted Of Essays Declarations and Discussion The
latter vas with considerable spirit and
persons participated.
Sugar making has commenced-only by a very few,
however Harlow Loomis has already made over two
hundred pounds. - -
Reuben Buchanan, who died atthe County Iniirmary,
vas Carried to Randolph and bnried on the 9Th inst He
was man of humble birth, and endured many hardsips
and privations. lie honest, Industrious czen
until snfeebled by disease and old age.
Several persons united with the Meihodia. Church on
last sabbath Prayer meetings held during the week
At the residence of different members of the Church
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A t W A T E R..

HOUSE BURNED ED.-Thursday the 9Th inst,
the house of Mr. jacob Rutan, German, in the south
east pat of this town. desi Dyed by fire. with all its
contents, including $50 in money. What makes the
event douby sad is the fact that Mr. Rutman was TAKE
some four weeks since, to the Lunac asylum in New
burg, having been for moths previous in a very
desponding state Of mind.
SURGICAL oPERATIoS.-A few days since, Doct E War
rinztoo performed surgical operation. by removing
wen of considerable size from the head of Mrs. Baum
Thspstient 1 doing well
cHoicE SHEEP MIR. James Doud has upon his farm a
flock of sheep, forty in number the average weight
which is 151z pounds. any person can bent this, let
him speak Ou,.
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DEERF1ELD.

(CoyTespondence.)
We have no very special news from old
Deerneid But for fear be- at least partially for.
gotten by thsittle world around u.s. we wish to saw
yet have an existence.
socALLYMessrs Editors, if yoh could be with MS at
ou Turkey Dinners and Oyster suppersyo would come
TO the ust conclusion that living the fat of the
land. If we so far away from your Empor;um
OF news We would give you practical demonstration OF
these social greetings and luxurious tables then
We should merit attention from your racy pen.
RELreiousLy-We cannot boast of scores being added
to the Church. yet worthy Pastor Rev B. C. Warner
u having very comfortable times at his post Since the
hrs Of January there has been number of hopeful
versions aad some added to the Church Prospects fat
iering
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ETTsvILLE.

This thriving borough has within. short time
become of the most thriving trading marts in good
old Portage Since e 16r of December last there has
been received at that place s5 bushels ear has,
ket measure aud bushels shesd corn Sc lbs to the
bushe This corn mostly purchased in the yveste N
part of the State passing the c. T. B. and de-
iirered without change of cars.
A LODGE OF TUE SoNs OF MALTA.-Jossph Lodge No
'oo' was Instituted at Garrsttsyile othe I'd inst
was Offered, viz:
hooer' Lee, g. R. J. a.; DR.. Lee, G. A. RIA; Jas
u"n' :" I'1 A. chns Berton, G. B.J.A.; R. P. Smith
" a IL Is reported that the institution and ltG
members are in excellent condtionr
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RAvEssA MUSICAL

RAvENNA MUSICAL AssocIATIoE.-An or
ganizatisn of this kind has just been perfected with
view Of promoting the musical of the town.
Keep in active practice the fund OF this kind
exists among citizens AT meeting Of the Associa-
son hold last week Constitution was adopted and NOM
nations for officers made, viz
President. Jackson T. Green; Vice President, A. B.
Griffin Treasurer, VIM. L. Poe Secretary. E. L. Hart
Musical Director, P. b. Conant; Trustees, David II
somerville, Frank Ford, Harvey Waterman.
The Constitution provides for weekly meetings. but for
the present. the meetings will be held weeks
at the Congregational Chapel on chestnutst. meet
ig win be held upon Wednesday evening Of this week.
at which time the election of officers viii take place.
We trust the enterprise will meet with hear-y well
come and be permsnent Its existence will be
great benefit, musically and socially.
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A PnrERen IN LmRo-ons Saturday q Ia

"A PILFERER IN LIMBO On Saturday a lad
named Daniel Wilson, was arrested upon a warrant is
sued BY Justice Goldman for the theft Gold pen and
case fromR Root at the c. & P. R. R. depot The boy
after stealing the pen offered it for sale at the Jewslry
store of Vauuot Bro but suspecting It to be stolen
the pen was not purchased but laid aside for develop
ments. The boy Wilson, was first detected by chas.
Green BE plead guilty. and sentensed 10 two days
in jail and Eve dollars fine.
There large amount of petty fhieving done in this
town, and 1t is wen that example be made occasionally
of the perpetrators This tbering is carried on boldly
and we hope the offenders, they may be detscted will
have an opportunity tn mediate, for season. in the
qust apartments of Sheriff williams, cas- Ie and luxu
rate on that heaihful diet, bread and water!
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Titrrar4 aHtplligpurr.

The Student and scboolmate. and Eo-,.,...,
TI TIis Magazne-a Re der for Schools and families
Rns.s !; Adams n Cakins, Father FORESTER
9, Nm, n' V VvoninsGn, Greene & Co. 100, Washington
year In advance. Postage six cents year.
Ihe above unfol'is the scope and design of
this MaRazne-the February nu nber of which g., ,eso
before u.s. 1t is in every respect fit companion for
tne Home Circle and after making its acquaintance the
boys and Girls at every fire win he sure to hal,
1t as welcome vtsitor-one entertaining amu.
ing eno Instructive Address the Boston publishers.
II The publishers win confer favor by sending ps
'ne January number, which has boen received
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RELTeIoUs NoT1oE.-A brief course of Lee.
will be gsea in the Universalist Church. BY Eld j.
d, COOK, of Rochester. N z, on the evening of Peb
aud on Sunday, Feb. 18TH suhjeot-Isa 4oth 10TH
lhe History of the World Gods World; its destiny.
That of Man, taught in the Holy Scriptures
nologcni and Prophetcnl The tbouobthI srs rs.n..t
iniiy ihVlted febl5 I've
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ONIssIoS One important verse is omitted
from the excellent original poetry on tile rst page of to-
days Democrat
Aftes the 9th the following should be inserted
What rocked he OF the gibbet, frowning nigh
The Eternal Kingdom hc had striven to win i.
Yea-it well to lift the gate so high
That sll the nations his entering iuf
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A . R o R A.

Mr. Taylor writes us. correcting inadvertent
errors OF his in the Butter and Cheese Statistics
serted in our columns last week. Corrsctcd the figures
read thus:
nulu 8 Sons... Sa0 5sS
Z. q e. X Harmon & Root. .............. 70 s2S IB
Saeidon Searie and Others. 2424 a
iolai.'. '..............-..... $lSl $40 "a
Mr. Sherman, chronological Lecturer from Mass.cbu
seit has been unfolding the principles of that Science
to the citizens of this place in three or four lectures
Several heads were subjected examuaton and their
owners rose from the examiners STOOL proud of such
as give evidence of natural and scuured
talents somewhat above mediocrity. <s
Mr. John Little, of Munson, has Just closed series of
singing Schools In which much interest has been mani
fes while the pupils have been fairy put on the track
OF Improvement with prospect Of further advance
sidsd there Is willingness to make suitable effort
necessary condition of such improvement. -'s
Mis- L. Kent. sister of Zeno Kent died in cb.pr;n
FAILS and was brought to Aurora for iuterment on the
% INST The funeral services conducted BY Rev.
Graves, and she away in the grave at the
Close OF a sad and mournful life, at the age of a6.
The Aeadsmy School, under the supsrintendence of
frank Mason closed its session on Friday the 10th inst
as did also the District School, under the of
Miss @. Lacey.
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Religions meetings were held in the Me.bo
dist Church, in this Village every evening last week and
are to be continued during the evenings the present
week There is preaching by the Pastor Rev. Mr. Baker
each evening. followed by prayer meeting. The inter-
est is.very consderable-the meetings solemn and
impressve
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Portage County Democrat,
OF THIS WEEK, -
Put mp In Wrappers. Price, Four Cents.

BrLLsl Bills i've commenced sending
and the next week, till all who entitled to receive
them served All who have reason to be expecting
their bills sent, according to custom, will
please he careful and let the bills slip unobs.rved,
from their papers.
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Prof Webster closed his singing session in
TINS Village, last week, with two Concerts one on We'd
hesoas' and the other on Thursday evening" The con-
certs were well results of the session
the usual satisfaction.
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Very interesting Religious Meetings have

been hsld ct the Disciples ch rch, Prospect Street
Rev. C. G. Foot Pastor These meetings been the
means of awakening powerful iuteres religions sub
jeets, and quite number of converts already uni
ted with the Church. The meetings will continue every
evening during this week. Mr.. Foot faithful laborey
and his works are rewarded many fold
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ro-Day,s New Aavertlsemen,

- Webster's Pictorial Dictionary Get the best
~ Henry Nchols-Farm for Sale.
II James NJ. caihoon-Two Farms for Sale.
G1- Samuel cashoon-Farm for sale. &
~ Samuel cahoon-Public House, SC. for Sale,
II o. N Hartshorn-Mount Union School.
u T. c. suiherland-For Sale.
- Vance Parsons-Family Grocery and Proyisiol
stors.
~ L. D. Woodwork, ae.-sehooI Teacberf E1amin
alton.
~ Nv. BsckIey- Stewards Cooking Stove. 4
.ss&el ELocAL NorIcEsl
~ Donation Visit at Rev J. c. Harfs
II Religious Notice-Eld. j. B. Cook.
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alentines. bys,the established custom, are
sent during the month of February many avo;,,
selves of the opportunity in return for ya,eone
received
good nssortm ent from which to select still left at
the Ravenna Book Store
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Local n Offices.

DONATION VIsIT-The friends of the Rev.
j. G. HART will make him a Donation yisi. ., ~.
ming of Wednesday, February 22nd ct his residence o
Main Street. febl5-Iwdh
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z ohO iNh-A new supply just received at the
So,tar,... o,,,- ,o.. hAVENEA BOoOK STORE
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GOOD FIFTY GENF TEI,

GOOD BLACK TEA,
GOOD RIO COFFEE,
GOOD GROUND COFFEE,
GOOD RICE,
GOOD SUGARS, 81
GOOD sALERATUs,
GOOD FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
coon SPICES,
GOOD SODA CRACKERS,
GOOD RAIsINs,
GOOD CURRANTs,
GOOD CITRoN.
GOOD STARCH,
GOOD INDIGO,
GOOD STEARINE CANDLES.
GOOD BURNING FLUID,
GOOD CARBON OIL,
GOOD COAL OIL,
GOOD LARD OIL,
GOOD WHALE OIL,
GOOD DRUGS,
GOOD PAINTS
GOOD PEREUMERY
GOOD HAIR TONES,
GOOD SOAPS,
For sale by CHARLES r. Sxvrrvr
Feb, 1907 At the sign of the Golden Mortar, :
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loommuuicaiion.1

cHsRIEsrowE, Feb. 1s 1seo
Asssrs. L. W. Hall e Son:
Enclosed, please find a resolution which
was adopted and ordered TO be furnished 70
publication in the Democrat at the meeting or ~.
Club last Friday eve. y sA'
& A"ss'' RI. GROVER,
Secretary, pro tenn
The Republicans of Charestown in council assembled
esotoea net we regard the spending of cur money
the Legislatures of Kentucky and Tennessee as rsav
robbery of the people as the dealcation Of T. G. Rrs:
and GIbson.e
CHARLzsTowE, Feb. 10th, 1860.
Portage Co, o., U g. A.
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a7E WcHagr oPb

- la=.- =a- ar
.li -5<-s5 a5. f.-l eai a s.--E
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Black and Fancy SHLKS-an entire new stock
we think we can offer inducements in these goods that
arc unsurpassed.
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FORENOON SESSION.

FORENOON SESSION.
The Geutlemen's branch of the Alliance mat ,,,,..
TO aojournmenta. 10 oelOck, "A. in the NJ E. Church
and organized by calling Francis Strong Vice Prrsda,,
% Inc chair and electing c. H. Sperry Secretary
opened win prayer by Dea. L. Hopkins The m;npte.
u ~ iAs' Ineenng were read and adopted. The report
O"H'nPs oeing called for Nelson reported AIS mem-
s VI 'o"nsnp temperance society," and seven persons
mentioned within the limits of hs township. inr,di
Garrettsvie, upon whom suspicion rests of vepdin ;'
toxcatg liquors in violation of law, whose names nv
vote of Society," withheld from pubIicator H..
iepored the temperance calse, although not now verv
yet slowly progressing, there b.ng no LIQUORS sold
ene still continues be sold al the RoniJs
5arrettsviie reported three places here Iiouors arc -
posed to be sold in said Village. Committees ,n,o;.,
by the Chair as follows On Business L. C. stocL,o,,
in em1h and Oscar Haskins. On Resolutions Rev. L.
2. Rouse, Rev. Mr.. Holister and VIM. Pb,Ilin. "a
1oorned to meet at 4 past one, same place.
The female branch of the Alliance met ,rr.,,,. ..
Ao-'' rnen al 10 o'clock A. NJ in this oonrrsoa,;on1
Church, and organized by elccting Mrs. Emily snsr-
Presldenaud Miss Emily Couch Vice President ana NJ.
Ceessa Gates Secretary TEN. The following reso3n
tion was unanimously adopted:
,nS Ihat we the ladies of Nelson approve of
anc admire the course pursued by sisters in the
OF temperance, in other places where the no;. se Use
was intended TO render desoate their homes by trons
FORMING into hends teir husbands brothers ana sou
taking by main force and tisposng Of The am. & III
justice ~ As Vi humanity and
Adjournedto meet at the NJ E, Church ,t Y n,,t ~
P n. " . q pA'' 0pe
Ourihs tne mtervalf etween the afternoon and oreno
sessions both branches of The Alliance met at the lsc
room where was spread Tor their able
"p''ohsss rare tna1 is often met with in the bleak
"otns OF "ihter The orders were, up be filed
ano ai oack which was promptly obeyed until all ware
Ieu ana there was gathered of fragments something
hasa,
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Our stock of 8 II w l. s. we venture to
say can't be beat Bay State immense pile. Brocha,
lang aud square. Stella with Fancy Brocha Borders
all styles Also, pile OF Gents shAws lower prices
than usual.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Both branches of The Aliance met according to adj
Jonrnu'ent, at 4 past one O'Clock P. NJ -
COMMITTEE on Business reported the folIov;no ,b;.
vas adopted 1st, Payer by Rev L. C. Rouse 3D. Sine
ing by the Giee Club Sd. Unfinished business 9TH.
Miscellaneous business. 9Th. Singing. h. Address bv
Rev. p D. Horton 7h, Singing. 9Th, Address bv Rev
Mr.. Hollister 9th, Staging. 10Th, Adjournment.
Committee Resolutions reported the foIloving ,h;,,
were adopted:
LIST, Resoiaed That the cause of temperance da,,nd
times 'o'' -eAe' anu "t al
I'd Resot0ed That liquor selling except for str;o,,v
mee lciuai and mechanical purposes is an aa.i
gooh morals, and the public pence and shonid he tbn
regarded, 10th 10 the eye of law. a I'd of reason
S ReS"tU,d That need that shall tre,t intor.
lcn'hg drinks as public nuisance lie DESTROYED nv
lawful act. - -'e"'sous' ouS As
4h Resoued. That the liquor seller should he held a
sponsibe for whatever injury results from ne 1ae
er OF crime for which lie should be legally puubed "a
an aecomplice; or of damage to property or nerson
resulting from his act ~ " o injury
3th Resolred That while we blame we also pitv the
hut would restrain and punish his ss
we DO other Grim inals who prey upon society and In
portion to the deadly injury he inicts upon its morals
It's prosperity and happiness. "'''
The Minutes being called for, were read and adon.d
notion was made and carried, that the proceedings
of the meeting be forwarded for publication in tb
tage County Democrat.
ned to meet in Ravennn, a, the annual meeting
of the Alliance in May next.
FRANCIS STRONG, President.
b. sPERRY, Secretary.
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Fon ZEE posrAe. COUNTY, nrnoo.,.

FOR TIE PORTAGE COUNTY DEMocRAr
REPORT OF THE Proceedings OF THE Quar-.
TERLr MEETise 'F THE FORAGE COUNTY TExpERAsox
ALLIANCE, HELD IN NELSON FEB 3D. Is6o-
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L.r 4lo Ig Lon sl0 zY Heigh. above .e. 1.sz 80.

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB.
RUARY H. 1850
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We would call particular attention to our stock of
f r e N c In M er no 8
Plain Plaid and Figured. We selling good all wool
the thing for the little folks.
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R. L. GROVER.

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