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A Curiosity OF HE cENsrs.
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
OFFICIAL.
Decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the
state of TENNESSEE, at knOXvilIes Sep
tenn Der Term, 1850.

OFFICIAL.
State of TenneSsee, at Knoxville, Sep
TEMPER TernD 1850.
Baker Patterson.
This is an action on the case, brought by Patter>
son against Baker, constable, to recover the value
of quantity of corn seized and sold by him,
claimed to be the property of the plaintiff upon an
execution in favor of one John Baker against s. W.
Patterson the plaintiff s father. Verdict and Judg-
ment in favor of the plaintiff The suit was brougt
before the code went into operation,
The only issue in the case was upon the plea OF
not guilty. On the trial. the defendant produced
and offered as evidence. the judgment and execu-
ton in favor of John Baker againt s. W. Patterson
BY virtue of which he seized and sold the corn, for
which he was sued in this action; ard slsO offered
TO prove, that the pretended sale to the plaintiff
was fraudulent and was made for the purpose of
defeating said judgment.
In an action of trespass which is strict juTis if
the facts charged in the declaration constituted
trespass priInd fdeiG and cannot be denied by the
| defendant, any matter of jurisdiction or excuse
must in general be specially pleaded, and cannot be
given in evidence under the general rule. Gritty
on Pls ed. of 1889 $3.50. Green LEAFS Ev Sec
| g. g. and such has been the course of decision of
this. But it is otherwise in an action on the case,
| which Is said to be founded on the justice and
conscience of the plaintiffs case. hence, what
| ever will in equity and conscience preclude the
plaintiff from recovering, may be given in evidence
| BY the defendant under the general issue.
In this action under the plea Of not guilty. the
defendant may not only putsthe plaintiff upon proof
| of the whole charge contained III the declaration
| but he may also give in evidence matters which
operate in discharge Of the action former recov-
cry, release accord and satisfaction, and likewise
any matter in justification or excuse Of the cause
of action, without specially pleading the same
Chitty on Pl. 527-e.
This well established distinction between tres
pass and case was lost sight of in rejecting the eV
| denee offered.
The Judgment is erroneous and it will be re-
| versed MCKINNEY.
| A true COPY " ?. CAswELL, Clerk.
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AChr,,t,an Younx Man

The Young Mems Christian Association OF this city
deploring in common with all right thinking men
the existence of this most unnatural war, fastened
upon us by fanatical demagoeues, lately addressed
letter TO kindred associations in the United as well
"a IN the Confederate States, suggesting the sdop-
of such couasels in sheir action and elaboration
wo nd tend to put an end TO the war, BY exposing
its t ue objtc and purposes, and by invoking the
Interrogation of that Power sin whom We live, and
move and have our being" to this end.
To this appeal conceive in the spirit of Christian
charity. and expressed in sffectionate terms, Mr.
William NJ. Luff. member Of the Cristian Young
Mems Association Of Chicago, returned reply
which has been handed us by the gentlemen to whom
il was specially addressed, and which We give be-
low. This we do for the purpose Of illustrating,
by striking and telling example, the sort OF chris
| tianity which obtains in the ranks Of those who
have been for years active in stirring up sections
strife and exciting the fell spirit Of fanaticism un
ill II cir efforts have cul minated in the disruption Q,
the Union, and in the inauguration OF a bloody anu
| relentless war. -. an ,as1.
Me... K. Howell ". c. Raymond, H. T. BArtisis' Com
Yoa1 reasonable and insulting communication ts' been re-
| eeived.
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A oantlaman Inforns ms. as from a .aperfectlv

A gentleman informs us, as from perfectly re-
liable SOURCE" that letter was found on the per-
son of Capt Wadrop who was slain in the late bat
tie of Bethel Church, or County Bridge directed TO
ais sister. in which be said that he had not maf e
much Roadway as yet; that he had C p;ured twen-
ty negroes, and when he had made sale of Them, he
would send her a nice present.
Msgruder's men express the most extreme salts
faction with his conduct, and say they viii follow
him any where.
The bearer of the flag of truce stated that five
regiments had taken part in the battle The return
of the watch and sword taken from the person Of
Waldrop was requested. The watch will be return
ed but not the sword.-RichElond Enquirer June 10
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From the Warrenton Cya.) Flag.
The Filst 10 Fall.

ne FlAS 81 10 ahAs
MEMORY O. MARI.
In early manhood, strong and brave,
He heard his eoantry's call;
The first to hesrken, first 70 20,
Alas the first to fall
The tocsin sounded In the night,
When all da- X and sti |;
The wsr-cry rent the midnight air,
And CAUSED each heart TO thrill.
Quick to the strife the gallant MARI
Led his brave hearted bsn6;
His hand was first to draw the sword,
His voice 10 give command.
His cheerful tones nerved each young arm
To strike the invading Zoe;
But ION tw IS hushed yet in their hearts
fingered the loud echo.
And when that noble little band
Hal yanqushed the strong host,
THY passed, and in tie solemn hush,
Found that Captain MARI was lost.
Not dead tSey could not think It,
And rouod field they sought
But when the mornings grey light came,
The mournful truth 1t brought
Their captain brave-their notie chief
His race had early run--
Amaryrin Yrginia's cause,
Vrginia's own loved son!
Brave. noble, honored Captain MARI,
Above thy Lew-made grave
strangers tssr3 did swiftly flow,
The up-turned sod to lave.
And when the cher tocsin sounds,
Te bid he De arise,
God grant We all my greet thee IN
The home beyond the skies
And until then thy memory
Will ever haowei be-
''Ded at his post" will be tie words
That speak thy eulogy.
wsrenton, Va. dEEuE.
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
POR THE
Nashville Shelby ragOOns.

IL persons having Horses arsInfore6 that the above
"a ed rmpany npFed and ready for sTviee aad that
they ar in want eighty horses All disposed %
der their State by furnishing horses sl please report
all persons having b0rsss for SALE The Deners
of this company willingly offer their services, and expected x
those who cese this branch OF the Tee able 10 furnh
the houses All desiring cells VIII plsEse report
Capt. w. L. HOrn No Is e0ntk Ceege or a. Hammer
Stable, Front street W hOhso- Captsln.
J FRAEKLAED, Stc'y. maJxs-zH
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
IN. sonare one year s3OEach additional Square, SO.
dveFIfsers exceeding the space c0ntracteo
for, will be charged for the excess
IN THE WEEKLY
DOLLAR per Square for the r and FrT cTs for eac
Subsequent insertion. -.
AdTersrnents published In both Daily and Weekly vii
echarged the full daily with oneha the weekly rate
added
7rdnsisns Advertisements sst b paid for at tAs FHs OF
iAssrtioR.
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DEPARTURE OFMAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York; Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock NJ
Way Mail for Georgia. South Carolina North Carolina and
southern Virginia. leave on hanooga Railroad o'clock
PM
Way Nails
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virgins, Missouri,
Michigan and trthwestern States departs O'Clock M
Nsshvleto Decatur via franklin and Columbia and other
way offices, sepsrtat O'Clock A NJ
Nashville Lebanon, daily except Sunday departs at *
o'clock 81. Also Ocss ihe way and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock A Ii.
HashviIlsto OlaTksVille departs at 81 O'Clock NJ,
For southern Kentucky, departs at So NJ.
Eafevile shsibyvile, NoensVe and Trune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. at O'Clock NJ
Nashville Huntingdon, yiS Charlotte, Waverly tri week
IL, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at ? O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Liberty, steUars Ferry, Huddestones
Rural Hill &C weekly, Thursday, at II oelook NJ
Nashville Centrevile, via Tank, Vernol HnevOOd, &C.
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville CArks5ille via syQGozs Mills weekly, Friday
Al 1 O'Clock P,M NJ.
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IVHIs altogether medicine, the result Of modem
abstract method OF irrespective OF all e oIo anu
worn out systems pubed accomplished qusck to the sur
ing Dr. Wright knowing deception Pracsed upon the
uninsed felt his duty at once to have TINS G4n es ~
vsice given their adherence 20 its perfect and
control over the whole physical naa When n; s9 ba
poeis have been tried in vain Long thought yes pS b
epoSpea the Doctors efforts sn he now offers Elixir uf
eng humanity the only thing that can cure ne following
General De6ilitS,
DISSEMINATION Of Blood to the Hs.d'
CONFUSED Ideas,
General Irritability,
Bsstiessness AMI sleepIessness at Might,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
EmaciatiOn,
DisorganiEaton of The Organs Of
Psipitation OF the Heart,
And all the oOncoants of nervous aud dsO'''o
state Of the system.
AS a StimuIant,
tits quite different from alcoholic preparations Il is not sub
iec any shape continues to exert aus
gradually efficiently, as long as the least necessity
As a Female Medicine,
II ia equally Spd effective restores the equilibrium
Hooded the marlt and which only injurious in place
assisting renOvng the constitution for very gGOa s
gnorant o. the Medcsl'prciessien altogether
No Minerals!
DR.. Wright thinks it veil to stake h1 professional
on the fact whatever form the least
parts ingredients Of his Rsjuvenating E-We KNOW
ing what has been entsiled on the Community S opium anu
1 mercury. IT, - rou.,
Generally to the debted DR.. Wright would say never
despair Ne matter how worn down you may ne no a'r T
weak you areno what the may have
at once whatever has you depart from Hygiene principles
! take bis
ReiuVenatIng Elixir,
And vou will soop End yourself pride instead
the reverse, your friends ana healthy, Sound, anu worthy
| .laenher OF the human family.
Prce 80 per bottIe bottles for s. and forward
ed By mail all parts Of the United States ,
Sold all respectable uggss throughout the United eI'e
and Canadas- The trade supplied at liberal discount
| For sale by hepropretors ~,
j. WRIGHT 81 co..
! 81 and Isl OhaTtres street,
New Orleans, La
soldin Nashville by g. v. Hendershott, Berry Demove
wing q Pendletop and al responsible druggists oc2'
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A Good Farm for sale.

A Good Farm Tor SAFE
VE7E offer sale the place which Coleman has lived
w since 1885, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within one Wlamsvle and three miles OF the Nash
Vile Northwestern Railroad healthy pleasant and beau
part Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety areseghty oeae and about hy acref
good clear it ism good state OF cultivation with con-
dwelling houses out houses ETC. ETC. Aso Two COCO
oraris and several never failing springs Of excellent water
tmered and certainly se made Of the most de
rable stack.f4ms this section Of country We promise
barganin this land will cell for cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNeily, who
lives near said place. undersigned FowleTs Landing
Tennessee river. bfHN & bkOIAhh'
Cnion and American copy, and charge AdGOeGte.
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Insalvent Notice.

TVAvING this day suggested the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Hickman county the insolvency Of the estate Of Jaes
wells dsceas- all holding claims against
said estate hereby notified fe then, properly auteo
ted Cerk aforesaid bsore The lat day Of sspteD
her next as the against the said estate will Be udss1
en- that day prorAtK Distribution. This Nay e4h. l
iune9- w4tpr siee So ELI NBLLe, Acm'E
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CEMLEAN SPRINGS.

THIS celebrated Watering place will be opened for the
ton Of visitors 3sh, 1851 The subscrber, tAek
for the liberal patronage hsreofoe extended TO hs win
during the ensuing season, 70 deserve
tinuance The Fab- aud BaS viii ee supplied With
the best country Affords. Prices to suit he lines
CxNLEAx situated in Trgg co1ny, ky Hnd are
daily communication vh Hopkusvs and PrinsstOn stages,
iune5-24t FIN FUoUA, PrOpristOr-
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
SuPERrkTKSDRET's 0FFcK,
Nashville, Tenn April 30, l56d.(
To Whom this May Concern.
yEyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
a transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company Volunteer Companies Supplies and
Munitions War for the defence the South The
Commanding Officer will be CURED to furnish The Forwarding
Agent with Certificate showing the number of and ton
mage Of freight 50 transported.
This proposition will not applyto Individuals but confined
to organized com 52nies.
m2yk BP&6 Il. W. COLE, Sup u
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NAshVlIe1 le0nessee4 ny % IdoI
NToTICE hereby given BY the CcmnsEy General Of he
he desires cont for suhssA1ce for ne
PSyozaI force Of Tennessee ybe Gad No
substance but Of quality will Be Puhased Bids VIII
receisei for Cattle aud Flour The -four %
be delivered The st OF July ns The suhs.Anc
to be delivered Memphis Nashville and Knoxville Bids
csiysd uztii the 18Th Of Jane next
,,ov2t.;,J funsl5 C0uuisaary GENERAL.
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scientific DiscOVery---EIecE 10
Water.

known to profession that Electricity is the great
osoy OF IiTe Every remedy which really cures oisess
"a OF its electrical adaptation to the wants Of te
Hs.ita By the Of such remedies and warm ELEcTRc
NJ fn which patientt bathed in currents OF elee CITY,
d;ssee attended by aLsdy.l cHrias a kAds OF oIa
80 obstinste complaints which have rsSd all other neah
"a Teceye new het but in snch cases
49, n.tents are too weak visitme, treat them Y IN
Rysos Bosssl Ihdlssi0ns hiehaFe e[eathea 1ne ns
tsrg right At the Of the disease. Use I'D Two
,s Tor psmphlet) Other patients who cannot come to
Waters by sending ee-their age sex
sen,ion Of symptoms have medicines ,ent to them
spd for circalar The Electric Waters extract al nea
tstep as medicine Otherwise absorbed Inc e1
over twenty years IN the treatment Of many theus
"a cases Wonan diseases and waAnesses' may
- rsgsrae5 As q reasonable guarantee of Fuc'ess-
~ Ro,,,ns and Boarding Furnished TO
Patients III
PHYSICIANS Who wish te avail VSs Q, @ NJ
liable discovery klectnc Baths are invited 70 0a a. ny ~
Ne I46, South Summer street - a., o.LN.,.
Hours IRON NJ to 3P u every cay es-ep,, III
AoorS sse, sA.v,, EsS3yilIe, Team
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DIR. S. ]. COBB

DIR. y. j. COBB
IOULD respectfully to the citizens Of Nsshyiis
w and vicinity, that be has opened Destal Rooms
Cherry No. DO opposite Theatre where Be viii Be ples
ed and wait upon Wishing Dental op
alton performed and tines bard and EAFike ne viii
promise make charges very moderate
ny gentleman who has enlisted IN The Southern Army
that uhes his Teeth opsrAisd zPon before gorg
all at nyofce and done free Gratis fof Nothing
Respectfully sIoosR.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
N sh day Of june 1901 will open and hold an cleo
ton purpose Of voting upon Declaration OF
Independence Ordinance dving the Federal Rea ons
STATE and the United States Of Aer
and also upon for the adoption Of the Con
iturinn of the Provisional of the Confederate
America according to the requirements OF an ACT
passed May the 9th, 1861
The Const bs in each Civil District viii please open ana
hold the above election. -. - -
msyH I'd JOnN EDMuHDSoN' snern'
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The PoTTERIEs.

The census returns show that the district known
as the Stafordshire POtteries has now population
of l2O 900. The Parliamentary borough Of Stoke
u on Trent comprises the aforementioned towns,
which have population of Sc 1876: Hsnley, 81 93S;
Burslem 81 COL; Longton Is 742 Tunstall. II l56;
Stoke 10 422; aud Fenron, 1881 The population of
the Parliamentary borough has increased Is els
during the last decade. IN l7Ss the population Of
the Potteries did not exceed 1000 The population
of Newcaste under Lyme is II 636 and has increas-
ed 1886 since 1851. In the same period Stafford,
which in lS4l had a population of 1902, has in
creased to I6O61. Tamworth has 1925 inh abitants
Leake, 9Oj6; Burton-uponT 1855; and Stone,
$500
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WAR NOTICE

UNROM and after this date viii sell Goods secsSsgv fer
Cash. s ny clerks have volunteered Tor he war isad 20
0' soas s0'''' " ''' ear Nv. HORTON Z 90
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HAIR EE,S
TACT 10 81 ,
BI4D oU.s1ras coz.ls..nz Ds.A =, .,.

uUsr received and for sale At The sswHrss Hsss Pe'
Al 81 50. Free Of postage. -.
maSZ3-d2vs B Il sINGLh1OA
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. q.
EWMma
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1851,
Passenger Trains eNashyle and Chattanooga Railroad
will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A n and 3:I5PM
Arrive at Chattanooga 500 II sad LOO A n.
o0MTNd WEST

Leave NadhVlIIe At 6:jU A d and 3: 70 ? ID.
Arrive at Chattanooga 500 d sad LEO n.
COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 6:I5 NJ and 7.90 P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 8: Is 81 and 7:SO II.
FENHE Trairs leaving Nashville at $50 connects at War
trace with sAebyville Branch Tulahoms with McMinn
Vile and Ma chester Railroad at Dched with Winchester
and Alaham R4irrad.
The Trains leaving Nashville at 35 NJ, connects at War
with Shelbye Branch at ,evenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn. and
Geo. and We.tern md Atlantic Railr, ads
Through Tickets TO the following points, at prices
ed be had at all hours, application to the Ticket Agent
at Office, at Depot:
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Fine Kentucky Jea


CAEkDe
In reply Inquiries will just state that have moth
ing to do with the manufacture OF Percussion Caps
NAV II. CARL soHoTT.
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NOTICE.
NTAHTEDa Number One Candy AAker Apply e The ssrs
" OF THOMPSON, sP ERRK . CO
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons having herses sui able for Cavalry ssryoe E
please onsr then Wednesday next q ne FAIR osounas
Ehen the proper will receive and value giving
Of VAuiion The parties receiving oeteHces viii
y. N. McSAIKY,
nay26 Captain rennases hangers
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Change of Location.

CWHuSG OF LUCsNtEU
-ING compeled to 70 South, account Of the health
nv famy will be located for the winter at the sss
dePot I Pondexter q Co., No 4s Bsrene street. New
Oresns where will be pleased friends and W give
nTompt attention to the Of all property consigned NE ny
Agents Pate and scruggs, will attend to my aot
NASHVILLE and negroes that cannot be So Nasasb y IN
at-yctnS Them viii he forwarded to Ne esas. Hoping
by strict stent on to business the part OF my and agents
10 merit continuance of the lpersi patron retoore ek
tended me- respectfully solicit the avors Oi u wing ouA
ness in nv line, either for Nashville or az 0ri es
uoyil-u WILL u % ~ -
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dbs gasbbilIs anian anh Smeritun
Rates OF Advertising.

Dally IS; Trl-weekly IS; weekly 50.
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FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACKS
VN7R will keep hand supply Of Sacks nannfaetufs
w by n B. Read Of Smyrna AID are prepared % lake Or
dsrs for Flour Sacks printed In any desired style.
KILLERS and Shippers will DO we'll 70 call -
AP2I-dIm AkAsTEAD Oo.
The national Republican., 1861-07-16
PENSION osrIOE, JUNE 8, 1851.
Io az nhom n nlau concern.

.
A PPLICATION having been made under the
II act of 23d June 1860, for the reissue of the
land warrants described herein, which are alleged
to have been lost or destroyed, notice Is hereby
given that, at the date following the description
Of each warrant, y new certificate Of like tenor
will be issued, IL no valid objection shosld then
appear.
No. 3o,esb, for le0 acres, issued under the act
of March, 1855, in the name Of Susanna Hub
bard, widow Of John Hubbard, deceased, and
granted on the 1eth day Of June, lsb6--August
81, 1851.
No. 26,2T2, for 100 acres, issued to Reuben
Loveland, on the 18th October, 1905, under the
act Of 3d March, lsb6--July 0, 1861.
No. 27,674, for 80 acres, issued under the act
Of Sd March, 1856, in the name Of William Tay-
lor, and granted on the 18th day Of March, 1856
August I, 1851.
No. 3,ll6, for l60 acres, issued under the act
Of l847, to Augustus Ingram, private of Captain
Murray's company, second regiment of Tennessee
infantry-September 8, 1861.
No. 46, ,746, for l20 acres, issued under the act
of March, 1866, In the name of Jacob Gulick, and
granted on the Gath day of January, le56-..Sep-
tember 81, 1861. f'i- l- ~
No. 56,602, for 80 acres, issued under the act
Of September, 1850, in the name Of Elisabeth
Wells, widow of Daniel Wells, and granted on
the 9Th day of September, 1854 September
2s, 1861.
No. 45, $50, for 160 acres, issued under the act
Of March, 1855, in the name Of Alexander Orme,
and granted on the 18th day Of October, 1885,
September 2s, 1851. W.
JOSEPH Il. BARRETT,
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1861-07-16
0deon HALL 0dson Hall Odeon Hall

0deon HALL 0deon Hall! OdeOn Hall !
The Cheapest and Best Spring and Summer
Clothing in Washington can be had at
ESENFELD cos,
Corner Of Four "a half street and Penn av.
Spring Ovsrcosts and Busters,
AT WIESENFELD & cos.
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
.- AT WlESENFELD 4 cos.
Beautiful Business Suits, at trifiing cost,
AT WIESENFELD & cos.
Business Suits for young men,
Business Suits for middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages,
AT WIESENFELD cos.
Dress Suits for weddings,
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress Suits for best wear,
AT WIESENFELD l. cos.
Goats by the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand,
AT WIESENFELD l. cos.
Boys Clothing for the youngest,
Boys Clothing for all sizes,
Boys Clothing for larger boys,
AT WIESENFELD l. cos.
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best,
Are the garments,
AT WIESENFELD l. cos.
Save your money, as
avery few dollars
Will give you splendid outfit for summer,
Ifyou call at
AT WIESENFELD 4 cos,
mar S--TIdS Cor. Penn. av and A st