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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-20
Negro For sale.

NeGrO For sale,
u Y virtue ofan order Of Howard County ~
I'D Court; made at the November Term. ~
A. D., 1860, win sell at public sale IN ~
the city of Fayette, on the :
list Monday in January, 1851,
. negro man belonging to,he estate OF EaEsra
w. Masters, deceased. Sale for the purpose OF
distribution. s. 81 MaioP
n29td Public Administrator, Howard County
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-20
DIR. W. W. HARRIS,

DIR. W. w. HARRIS,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
II How ard, that he has located permanently,
Eve miles north of Glasgow, for the practice OF
his profession, and may be found at the residence
of MIR. Daniel B. White, for the present.
deco, 1860. 6m-4
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which he assures purchasers is one Of the largest
and best stocks il has ever been his pleasure to Of
fer.
Having fully examined the markets, and laid
in his stock under the most favorable circumstan-
ces, be proposes to supply ali who may favor him
with their orders on as reasonable terms as any
house in this section
All descriptions Of Produce taken in exchange
for goods, or the highest market rates, in cash
paid. --
All who want to buy, or have anything to sell
are invited TO call and examine his goods and
prices. noy22
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ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE,

Chicago Agency, 66 Lake ST. 5. -
dec2o JAMES BdBToN. agent
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-20

BJnstice' Blanks Tor sale !, this oahee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-27

| Cup. English ha ms.
- Sugar cured Boston han
Oregon smoked hams,
Mess pork,
Pres lard, in lob tins,
Kits No. ! MacScr-l,
Kits tongues and sounds,
English cheese, small tins,
English dairy cheese,
Fresh col fish,
No. Carolina rice,
Fresh dried apples,
Assorted meats and soups,
Fresh salmon,
Fresh oysters,
Fresh fosters,
Fresh clans,
Salad cream.
Assorted English fruits,
Assorted American fruits,
Assorted English jams,
Assorted American jams,
Assorted English JrllleS,
Assorted American Jellics,
Assorted English pickles,
Assorted Euglish sauces,
French green peas,
American green peas,
Fresh green corn,
Fresh peaches in syrup,
Fresh ounces in syrup,
Fresh pears in syrup,
Fresh mince pie meat,
Fresh preserved ginger,
Fresh apples,
Fresh peaches,
Fresh sarlines, tins,
Fresh sardines, J tins,
Fresh Durham mustard,
Fresh salad oil,
Worcester sauce,
True lemon syrup,
Lemon syrup,
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p. N. ALDKCH
BISHOP Il CO.,
Office 'Makee's Block
Kaahumauu street, Honolulu.
Draw Bills of EXclauge
Messrs. GKiSNELL, MNTURN X Co, New York.
HENRY A. PIERCE, Esq, Boston.
Ncssrs. MORGAN, Stone - Co, san Francisco.
deposits paper and
attend collecting ll2-u
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s}usints5 Car0s.
DIR. j. MOTT SMITH,
DGNTIST.
Office OF Fort AMI Hotel Streets. 17S-iy
WILLIAM HUMPHREYS,
Notary Public, Office House, up l63
j. W. AUSTIN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Office Honolulu House, the Post Office. 65-tf
l.. MCCULLN,
Attorney at Office, c. c. Harris Esq 143-tf
f. UOFFMANN, VI. D.,
Surgeon Makees Block Queen and Kaa
hunanu streets. LIT
II. STANGENWALD, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
New York City Dispensary Physician member Of the
Mdco Chirurgca College and Of the Pathological Society
Of New York.
Oc Dr. JulIs Drus Store, Fort Street Residence in
Nuuanu Valley opposite that Of f. o. Hall, Esq 225-ly
CHAS. r. GUILLOU, VI. ID
III. STANG NGENWALD, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CHAS. .GUILLOU. VI. ID =.

CHAS. +. GUILLOU, VI. ID,
Surgeon United Navy Consular Physician
and general practitioner.
kaahumanu and Merchant Streets residence
Dr. Woods Mansion, Hotel street.
Surgical advice English French Spanish and
Italian
his residence. 1-G
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j. G.. SPALDING.
WILCOX, RICHARDS Il CO.,

WILCOX, RICHARDS ~ CO.,
Ship Chambers Dealers General Merchandise and Commits
sion Merchants, Honolulu, III. 1.
Keep constantly hand supply of description Of
merchandise required whale ships ami others.
Money advanced at the lowest
References:
Messrs SWIFT ALLEN, New Bedford.
GIDEON ALLEN x SoS,
WM. WILCOX,
WM. CLIFFORD,
Messrs. THOMAS KNOWLES & Co..
WESTON HowLASD, ESQ, .
FREDERICK PARKER, Esq,
Messrs. WM. PHILLIPS Sons,
HENRY 4. PIERCE. Esq, Boston,
Messrs. BUTLER, SsE Co,
CHAs. W. BROoKS, San Francisco.
Messrs. MORGAN, STONE X Co,
WILLIAMS & HAvENS, New London.
175-tf e. A. WILLIAMS & Co., Honolulu
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y. y. EMERSON,
GILMAN ~ CO..

waiaua Oahu, Dealer in General Merchandise, Country Pro
duce-such as Corn, Beans. Bananas, Butter Eggs &c
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ship Chambers and Dealers in General Merchandise,
LAHAINA, MAUI, II. 1.
Ups supplied with Cool facilities storage. Gas
furnished Tor bills uf exchange. SLY
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RITSON y HART.

Successors Hlry Robinson Wholesale Wine and Spirit
Merchants Honolulu H. unde- the Room q 4 J. Cart
wright and at the foot u KaaiuIEl street. -
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Commercial Advertiser.
The Old and Ihe New Year.


Hush for 4 moment while the kneH
OF the past year tolls gravey on;
And yet We loved him we'll,
To sit and greve that he is gone
For kinder far the next shall be
Cone talk Of the bloomy spring,
AMI summers rich maturity,
And aHtuInn's goLlen harvesting
And shout aloud, = Thou 'rt welcome here,
o good New Year-O bright New Year :"
To all beside the Christmas fire,
With hands 10 give and hearts to feel
The busy youth, the weary sire,
Who one short hour from labor steal;
The mother, mid the noisiest gIee,
Who whispers up yearninS prayer
For the blythe cherub on her knee,
Whom Heaven in after days may spare
Here let Us drink with hearty cheer,
a glad New Year-a bIest New Year ;"
Joy to ye aII-Ha m the door
What pale aud mournful shadows stand.
Why cross they not the threshold floor,
To Join, as nee. our merry band'
. Our cilurehyar,I beds are dark AMI chill,
And forth come through wind and rain,
To meet you all, I've love you stilI,)
AMI hear ancient songs again ~
Alas alas but ye were dear
U sal New Year-O Iorn New Year.
Come join az the well known feast
The board is spread, the fire beams high,
And thought ye that our love had ceased,
Because an,osg the dust ye lie
Brave friends whose smiles could throw lig5t
Ger darkest hours Of change and gloom,
o welcome ye here tonight,
Though from the place Of graves ye come
We trust you stiII-we feel you near,
To bless for the Newborn Year.
y give to Us the tongues Of fire,
Hherewith ye rleIted hearts Of men,
You had the mastery of the Tyre
And shall We hear song aGain1
% tell "a how your course was striyen
Through the grim cares which round US dweH'
. tell that your home is heaven,
That may bear burdens well;
And give strength and manly cheer
To arm Us through the long New Year!
Ay-have they passed PIN all our mirth
Thus grayer thoughts must always share;
And thus our brightest thoughts have birth
Mid dim regrets for joys tina. were,
With smiles for go,Ien days TO come,
And tears for frienss forever gone,
Betwixt the cradle and the tomb,
Poor pilgrims thus journey
But sadness shall not finger here
Drink, then. true hearts, A BLrrHs NEw YEAEi
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!
IIN
" r A D U @ A i''
AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS

Boston crackers,
Wafer bread,
Water crackers,
Butter crackers,
Oyster crackers,
Ginger snaps,
Jenny Lind Cakes,
Loaf sugar.
lCrushed sugar
Brown sugar,
China rice,
Pearl sago, split peas,
Scotch oatmeal,
ArrowToOt, vermacil!i,
. Maccaroui,
| Assorted spices,
I Assorted herbs,
French capers,
French mustard.
French olives,
French prunes,
White wine vinegar,
Cider vinegar,
Chocolate,
Curry powder,
Cayenne pepper,
Yeast powder,
Table salt in boxes,
Table salt in jars,
Table salt in bags,
.Saleratus,
Carbonate soda,
Cream Tarter,
Robinson's barley,
Robinson's grOots,
Fresh corn starch,
Fresh Island beans,
Burnetts fiavoring extracts,
Black pepper,
Indigo blue,
Bath bricks,
Polar oil.
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IT Correspondents from parts Of he Pacific viii alwsy
he very acceptable.
COMMERCIAL. PRINTING OFFICE
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK ND JOB PRINTING
BOOKS, BILLS or ENCHANGF
CATALOGUES. BILLS or lAp.NG.
BILL HEADS, CONSULAR RLANRS
CIRCULARS. BLANK DEEDS
AUCTION BIJIS. HAND BIIIS
PAMPHLETS. SiIoP BILLS
II VISITING. BUSINESS AND AnnRlsS CARDS printed
o. Yankee Card Press in The highest s5
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Eek Great Republic, Good Hope,

Eek Great Republic, Good Hope,
nCEAN TELEGRAPH, REWARD, H.
" HASTINGS, and REPORTER Fifty bales assorted
Duck 60 10. Fifteen bales light heavy
bales Flanne assorted Twelve Fannes
and bleache Ten Kentucky Jeans Fifteen Cot
tonades Twelve 2x2, 4x4 and AK Apron Checks
Twenty beached Shrngs all widths SeVentyve
favOrte brands Prints Twenty Denims Fifty
Tickng Twenty bales blue red and gray Blankets. Also
full assortment of
HOuse-Furnishing foods,
COmprsng-Lnen Table Damasks bleached
Table Covers piOwcase Linens Linen Sheetings Quilts,
10-i ll-4 PA assorted qualities TOwengs Napkins,
Doylies white family Blankets embossed velvet Table
and Piano Covers beached Sheetngs, fine.
IshmUsa full line Hosiery Gloves, Deanes Organizes,
Lawns Robes JackOnetts, French Musns, Cambrcs,
Linens etc. And general assortment Of FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS suited to the Spring Trade Also, Oracle,
Eliza, Denmark &c, &C. Velvet Medallion Carpets Brussels
and ThreePy Carpets: Ingrains HeDps English
Drugges Table Oil Cloths Green Bazes, Window
and Hollands Brocatee and Demasks Paper H1ngngs
Borders.
Agency Of Jewett's celebrated 0iI-Coth 81 "a 2i-4.
Invoices iowpriced Flower Oil Cloths landing,
for sale, at low rates, by FRANK BAKER.
l1O and liz Clay Street, 135 1877 Merchant Stree
234-3m San Francisco, California
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4. -. & VI, -. GRISRAITM.

importers Deaes Fashionable Clothing. Hats
Caps Shoes, every variety GcutlIuru's
Superior Furnishing G'-ds Store, Of Fort and
Merchant streets, Honolulu, Oahu. llg-f
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THOMAS SPENCER.

Ship Chandler, Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu : l. keeps constantly on hand
extensive assortment every description Of goods
qIirei by wlaleslIs aud others.
Shipping furnished kinds groceries, provisions &c,
shortest notice the lowest market prices.
u Money advanced for whalers' balls the lowest
lO5-tf
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q. C. WATERMAN. r.
ID. G. WATERMAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial paid the interests Of the Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing Of funds, purchase and sale of Exchange OIL
Bone, General Merchandise and the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLAND, JR., * Co, New Bedford
". c. Z. POPE Esq, do
MORGAN, STONE X Co, San Francisco
MCIsUER * MERRILL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-30
legal,
NnTIcIl--

i -. s,.... -.
DIst ~ 7tt hl'li pltn nQAin7t LEONARD schngpp,
~ Ietct NY aha hlnntctit snyder f WIFE All Cl
plnntg9inefy county htatc ~ ohio lnQb schn4upft
thnp sch9epp of Ippeeanqe county, htaio 0f 1nlll
ana tlgae bentler and MARY Ann bendor hs Vie, II
fonnn;in s9,y, s,ae 81 pid'ane Nathan bel'lef and
lnblpe btliifti htNle oi lndg,nei John Schnepp,
~ " Nssf s'fge ol Iowa John u Chapman and
t,i, ilitl NJ Nifi @Qhn N hler nnd sadly
Nm % 'slit his WIZ harmon Martin and Mary n Mar
sis IN VIC we MaseeFet ~; Fchnepp minor, Louisa Ann
qcnne ", liilnor, and VIM Nhnepp, MI of Carroll
lol,, aY,e oi iiah ~ the Superior Cont Of Mont
4',rrlie'9 ,rl eiis1 Vyns1. ftruuoh' ~
a % e ',., oe mssse naned WI iaye notice aton
~ 1 NY ol sune toguthe pnlnffh above nent0n0d
% %len y petluoh IN the superior Court OF Montgomery
,.Vs vt viilo wi,efe NC ssne s now pending
sriiH pattiiipn et nc hnd7pd tehemeutt inlrl-
Y Ivy ri'''i uesii.t, slluaie " sud county
~ nuhils ueninnd partition ~ foliows; One nndi-
Wy WI m ~ lee 70 tslthefine Bender, Philip
uelI' gHco9p schnepPi John schuepp, LeOnafd
- II, l'i, ~ tAlufi ,yqet ietf1 tchnepp AMI MARY
y nsigseL, ecni .he REMAINING pnth prt In Zee 10
3sli,A aptm'i, eauy sun Miler, Mnry y. Martin,
cbeon hop's Ann sehnspP and Margaret
q ~. l w Yiltl .nG tle heirs of william
so n aeie of oe'ng the ono 81 stii of ohe ninth
y ny, ~ " ~ i,it iS,silt 4 q lst1 Nv
nc nc i,,m0Wng m MY y description Of the property lst
ai L'i NJ ,n' ullfs o. nnu contained within the fol-
gw,g punas y ne south easi eorneT ofthe
IN ogran,e rev, ~, W ~ township enc
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Jonathan Harshman, 'H' No ltsil
ll ,. tt. against .,f Superior Court Of
Albert Z. dcdldre, 81, a. ! Montgomery Co, o.
DlRsNANT W an orslerof the slpfnot' court 0
L Montgomery county Ohio, made IN the above case
u the ApIil term, A. d. 1861 and 20 directed, aha
oEr 1T public auction 1t the door OF the Court House
in theciiy o. Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery
and stale Of uilio NHe r IL ~
Il On SaiuriGy, Juiy 2sfh, lS0O .-.
Between the hutrs Of one mud -four O'Clock D. M OF said
dIy. the following tescTsd real estate situate IN the
city Of Dayton, .vouniy Of Montgomery, aud state OF
ohla, 10 Wit lots nuinhcred three th0nsand one hun
dred and ninety, l9Di ree Thousand one huudred aud
nine one t39t) and three thousand one hundred and
ninety two, (S92) and three thosaIid one hundred and
ninety three Sle) designated the revised plat oil
stdd city. YIi ltrl laEIlI TT .FFoI
THIS property % be sold on Judgment in layor Of
The above property has teen appraised at ax thou.
slrd eight hundred dollars, t6aol aud cannot he sold
of sale, cash, j. NJ. CLEG6,
J. A. JoRDAS, Atty, lcg7wtd.
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or for longer period than above specified, made known
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. Advertisements published in both tho DAILY and
WEEKLY EMriRE viii be subject to IN additional charge
Of 0ne-half the Daily ures.
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bisness and all Advertisements for the benefit Of
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vertisemens Of auction sales sent nhy them, must be
pad for at the regular n,tes.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

Jessie @ Allison ct al, Montgomery Superior Court
f ..s W End. } bt. . lhlse lGsO I mi
Cathnrine Cheney ct AL In Partition
nURslANT 10 I'M orner of sale issued IN tho aNoye
L case, rom the Superior Court Of Montgomery
county and to me direcie Will Offer ~ pnbr sale IL
the door Of the QDurt Hou ihthe city OF Dayton ON
Saturday Hf 2bh dag gf sityiia, ,lsG0 M.
AT O'Clock PM of said day, the following described
premises, To Wit SuHtc in the county Of Montgomery
and STATE Of Ohio eng tle south west quarter Of sec.
ton p Of township No l. in runge 8 of lands betw cen
the hhnlni rivers, (eNcep ~ afeS thereof devised LV
VIII of Frederlck foN tOpne Frederick u. FnAl con
tuhings los acres, more or less. Appnised, frea o
dover at s2 90 per acre, AMI cannot sell tor less than
two thirds Of that amount 'l r I 7 f11"
Terms Of Sae-One tltird cash, ON the day Of sale,
one trd IN year and the haanqe in tWo years the
Deferred Tayneps ~ hear interest," FROM the day "a se
nnd ~ seenTed by mortgage on the pnenses bas ~.
JOHN MILLS, sheriff
ADAM CLAYi Attorney, le2idtRaWtd
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to meet them click and Jingle in the pockets of
Tom, Dick aifdh Harry, eachIouaof' whom re-
CARDS bis indebtness to the printer ms too
ttitiing TO pay, while he should know, az should
every one who patonizes the printer, Tint his
general aggregate Is composed of uinine
sums2 Why bring to view the politicians who
iniestyo6 sanctum, and bote you MS deem as
the Artesian wellin the State House, wiAs re-
quests Of "do all YOU oan,for me-" promising
TO pay, but never paying2 Why think ofthe
hundreds that want gratuitous pufis-"ust a
short article, you ktowH'n Why think Of The
amount Of printing you will have to DO. and
the amount Of labor you have to undergo In
this campaign, without receiving dollar from
those whom you are trying to benefit, while
the heartiest curses Of your opponents rest
upon your devoted head Such thoughts are
unpleasant, and Danish them Yet there Is
mo cloud that has not silver lining" We
have our pleasures and our privileges, but as
prefer not to unveil at length the miseries
Of the cfatt, i will not detain their ioys de-
claring that while they are few, they are al
ways enjoyed by class who are workers
physically and morally N 1ii ri vn.iaau =
Though the Press may be blessed with in
ordinate vauityi conceive that no person at
this day will deny that It has become per-
manent power in this land There is power
in IT, and whether controlled by the weak
hand or by The strong, for good or for evil
there is an Il the power 10 warn, to de-
stroy to lull, to shape, to arouse, and us
our country expands, and the influence of the
Press leeomes more powerful who dare
predict the. influence it will ultimately have
over the destines Of the Republic2 Ceaseless
Ia its industry tireless in its watehfnlness, it is
tue. 5..,
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MASTER COMMISsIONER's SALE,

Henry turtneff No. ljef, r.s
neidnst Superior Court MONTGOMERY
= William Allen, ef Ai. III b ,O,it.,ty Dido. n
DURsUAN Mt to an order of Tho Superior Court on
III Montgomery county Oljb,n,ade n the above case
aits June term, isGo, and 70 me directed, sha or
1T public aucton, a the door oflhe Conrt lose in te
city Of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, On
Sgiig'tap, August 4, la0,-
Between the hours Of one aud four O'Clock m, ~ sAd
aay, fialolaan ns deasilss srcal Assts. u vie Ioi
numbers seven lll upon yQges Pla e subdivision of
south 81 Dayton, Rrd east Of Main street. dcesed 10
Daniel ", Wheelock BY Oliver Jones and Hiram Boz
dine, administrators of the estile nf John l.. Jones'
Decreased, late of Hamilton county, OHIO and by said
Daniel ". Whes and his wife 10 Joseph r. Allen,
aut ~ Joserhf Allen, duly devised 10 Ctssalnsira Al.
leo MS Fhel ~ Will duly made and executed and al.
miusd 70 Probate and recorded IA the Probate Court Of
Montgomery ronnty, Ohio Said pfdpery Is 10 b. sold
OF gnisni in tiSor Of HsuTy 6ndner, and against
" MlllaRi Allen, Ot al .,.f
The abuse property has been appraised ai two thou
sand i've hn.se ddlls and can not -ell lor es than
two aar!s@ lle aIfgRtsmepl, which Is Sl6ss ss2ls.
Terlns u sale, cash ~ IL JORnAN
Master commissioner superior couft, Mont 60.
tsso. w. hop1s AtNyn3HlOl q 'I.a ie2edid
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

Q. knenht AdmimslFatOrl fri l.fr.t4I I.g
Of r. lhItd0n, deeeased, Petition TO sell lands 10 pay
vs. dobix
3 Theresa schclle ctal. 10 oiH m fara t...
DultslANT 20 an ocief Of the Probate Court Of
Il Montgomery county made IA the above enttiei
.olaise, VII on u" -it
b .af haa SiIfupids. ivgHsi4 4, ise0 sri4r .Y4
AZ tied0ornf the Court House, IA the city Of Dayton
h,aWeen the hours of two and atr O'clock o. M. sell
at puac auters to tho highest addar tho following d.
orihed Pralnisss, % yiE Beng lot nnlnbered dAeen
hundred and eight l6 ~ the revised plat OF said csy
eNsIa tlnrty -oe sect il IN width on IN. north end
heretore conveyed lg Peter lsTpltoato q. y. finh
0h an aEfeeneui 10 rcleasc ~ the city of Dayton,
Rsclve ieetin width on of said ndrth end IL addition ~
ue pufpoac Of an alley innlusiip aaid last naniad
tstye teg said ansy 'nine ieei in depth ~ hay
Appraised $500 ooi may sell or sIOo on Terms
of sale ono thirl cash down; une third ia ope year
fom day OF sale and one thri Ia two yeora naerrcd
paynerts to te secured by iortggt and 10 beaf inter.
est nom day Of sale. q. kkRChT, Adin'r, iG
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BOOTS AND SFiOES.

6N BOOTS AND SHOES. .Hss ..
of all descriptions mndc of the best material anlbthe
latest fashions,
He niakes 10 order IN kinds of Boots and Shoes and
warrants Them 10 g. lie Uses none bat the lust mate
finli and employs none hut The loat worllneu
70 fhose whe know nini nothing nocd be salt in re.
gard 70 his work or prices Those who do not know
him are invited 60 enquire ~ those who do IN 10 cai
AND see TOR themselves He thinks he can inye them
ns good fitting easy and dabc Boots on Shoes ha AK
be had any where, AMI at LITTLE BETTER PRICES
HIS long experience IN The business gives him the
peing hmselt good mechanic he knows how 70 have
He has engaged the services Of WALTER TROW
BRIDGE. one OF the best cutters in the west AZ an a.
sistant cutter rf - 80
Az venting anything the Boot and shoe line, are
~ Reinenber the pace-No. 2o5, Third street, next
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