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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
sssE.sWAs,s EXPEDITION.

General Sherman has started off on a new
campaign though no one seems to know just
where he is going, or what he intends to do.
One thing is certain. with an army over fifty
thousand strong, consisting Of the l4th, 10th,
18th, 18th and Goth army corps, he has cut
loose from his base and plunged right into
the vitals Of the Confederacy. Sherman re-
Gently telegraphed back as follows: .. ..
Hood has crossed the Tennessee Thomas
will take care of him aud Nashville, while
Schoiisld will not let him into chattanooga
or Knoxyile. Georgia and South Carolina
are at my mercy, and shall strike. Do not
be ANXIOUS about me. | am all right" y
This was his adeu, and the rebel papers an
nounce that he has started on his march. -
Where is he going? Anderscnyille, where
the rebels have 10000 Union prisoners pen.
ned up ike hogs, lies in his lay. But a few
days ago Sherman wrote to the President Of
the ST. Louis Sanitary Commission l thank
you for the prompt ful.ilment Of the request
10 send certain articles for our prisoners at
| Andersonyil!e. Things have changed since,
and may have to so in person to deliver
these articles to the prisoners. . ~
The Chicago Tribune of the 10th says:
The hints in the dispatches begin to be
moro and more explicit touching the great
movement of General Sherman, in his march
alreapy begun from Atlanta to the Atlantic
coast. $40. " . .as
He moves in strong force, with splendid
army, and its result will presently be fore.
Swallowed by the coptortions and writings
Of dicyreuc apaonv tia snh.l pr.sS II is NV
no means certain at " ich point on the At
lsntic coast General Sherman will strike
The earliest dispatches with some confidence
designated Charleston. Savannah is now
mentioned as more probable which indeed it
would seem to be. ... ...... -. ..
One thing is certain, great events are in
| store for the Immediate future, snd on these
may hang the fate Of the rebellion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
Or the Ctuaf FalIa VsztttO.
sOLEIERS, ORPHANS.

Mr.. EDITOR wish to call attention to
this important work. An Orphans Home
Association is formed at Cedar Falls, consist
rg Of Rev. c. Waterbury, President; the
'ss;ors Of The various churches Of the place,
Vice Presidents H. A. Perkins, Secretary :;
G. u. Harris, Treasurer. These persons
will provide fer meeting in every school
house Of this township for the purpose of
representing the orphan cause, taking sub.
scrp.ion, ard appointing a committee to
canvass each schoo! district. They will also
appoint meetings in the adjoining townships,
send speakers TO address the people, and or
gauize the township with an Association
auxiliary to the one in this city. The auxl
iaries will appoint meetings and committees
in all the school districts. A district record
will be kept Of ,hc school districts, townships,
and the county. The names Of contributors
Of any considerable amount will be furnished
for publication in this paper, that all may
have credit, snd that each place may know
what other places are doing.
think that the people will all take COM
mendaL!e part in this holy work. And es
pecially when they see what the army is
doing fol- it, The End cavalry contributes
S3,ll3,e0; the 3rd cavalry, 81, s56,5o; the
4ih cavalry, 50 4oo.ee; the eth infantry,
s2,675Y %; the laJh, s4,239 90; the 18th,
$500 o.; the 27th, 81 1890 the 32nd,
$1,000; The 35th, $1,000, coo; the 37Ih,
81 100000. The 18th is the banner regi.
ment the band, consisting of eleven yourg
men, giving life membership each. Four
hundred and twenty-eight mcn of the 3rd
cavalry give as follows: One man, SlCO
one man, $50; sixty men, s25 each; ten
men, SIS each; seventy seven men, $40
each two hundred and forty csc men, IS
each two fuen, Sc each; three men, 81
each six men, So each seventeen men, -
each three men, 81 each. Company L OF
this regiment gives $1,000, and company
G, $4,000. Company |, sth regiment, has
thirty-seven men; twenty one Of them give
$500 each. and $675,00 in all. In com.
pany X, 18th regiment, two men give So
each; sixteen men, $40 each two men, S.
each. These figures will indicate to you the
mag nsminity Of all the companies and regi,
ments in this good cause. Let the people q,
home do as well, and a monument will be
raised to our brave dead that will for ages
speak the magnaminity Of Icws.
A membership entities to vote IN The
General Association, in clecting the Trustees
deciding questions Of locality ard building
and all important questions. hope thai
Black Hawk county viii have delegations al
the annual meeting the first Wednesday o.
next June, representing ali the townships o.
the county fully.
| PEARL p. INGALLS,,
| Gen'l Agt. i. &. 0. Asylum
! Cpp.p Nov
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

THE mex. Congress will be ovcrwhel n.
ingly Union. The ;Seent elections have Civ
en- US the thrce-fourths majority wc,rennire
to make needed amendments to the Censti.
tuition. Cops, the Constitution as it was
will soon be among the things that were,-
and made so by the wickcdness of your dear
Southern brethren and your own foolshness.
The people Of this country are going to place
themselves in position where they will not
be liable TO repetition Of our present troub-
les in the years to come The Congress
will stand about l43 Union TO Il copper,
head.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
GAINESVILLE LETTER.
Correspondence of the Cedar Falls Gazette.
GAINESVILLE Nov 18th ts


GAINESVILLE, NOV. I5:h 1864.
MrssRs EDrroEs: wish to correct slight
mistake made by the Secretary Of the Orpl,-
an Asylum Association for this couaty. Ia
his report to you CT the meeting held here by
the Rev. p. p. ingalls,, he gives it that sl05
was raised at the first meeting, whereas the
sum was S205, and at the evening meeting ii
was raised to just 5000 Il might also be
stated that the notice Of Mr.. ingalls, coming
had been very impcrfectly circulated, and II,
fact was not positively known even to the
clergy, and the congregation then-asseR,bled
expected naught but the regular preaching.
In fact Rev Mr.. Waterbury had taken his
text and preached some Eve minutes, when
Mr.. I. entered the house, and being inform
ed that he was there, very gracefully and
gracously gave way, and Mr.. Immediately
commenced, and very soon had the entire
audience with him on the subject upon which
he was talking. Steps are being taken BY
! the county board Of officers to organize each
and every township in the county, according
to the plan proposed by Mr.. Ingalls,, and
subscription papers will be presented to all
persons, that all may e,joy the privilege OF
helping in this noble enterprise.
Election here passed off very quiet. Union
ticket received 1G2 votes; Democrat, At,
which is gain. One Democrat CT viii not
call him copperhead) refused to vote at ALL
A friend Of his told him if he could not vote
for Lincoln he had better not vote, AZ if he
did vote the copprrhead ticket now, the time
was near at hand when he would be ashamed
of it; in fact, would deny it, and swear that
he never did vote it-thst it would be thrown
in his face forever, and that his children
would be twittcd of it long after he was dead.
And it is believed that this last appeal, on
account of his children, operated upon him
so powerfully that he would not vote. He
was wiser than some OF his fellows.
/ Twas in error when told you that one Of
our drafted men had procured substitute,
and others were likely to. The facts are
that none of them have been able to get sue
stitutes, owing to the short time they had to
operate in, and the poor fellows have been
sent forward very much against their wishes
am told large pair Of horses ran away
yesterday in this village with load Of wool.
They finally fetched up in a large slough
east Of the mills, where they were found
buried out of sight, all but their heads, and
after considerable Juggling were drawn out
one at time by twelve strong men. No
bones were broken.
| CITIZEN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
MANHOOD now LOST Row RESTORED.

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81 Price In a sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
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~ This Lecture should be IN the hands OF every
youth and every inan IN the land
Sent under seal. in plain envelope to any address,
?0stpaid receipt Of six cents postage stamps
Address the publishers. -
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

SOLDIERS VoTE..-As fer as heard from
Iowa soldiers have voted just as We knew
they would,-for the Union. The election
at Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, gave Lincoln
400 majority. Judge Hubbard, for Congress
in this district, received 81 votes. Coleman,
for Clerk, and Mcclure for Recorder, in this
county, each had 10 votes. The last three
candidates had not an opposing vote.
At Camp kinsman, Davenport, Lincoln
had 2s4 majority. Hubbard had IA votes
all that were cast for Congressman for this
district.
The vote Of the following Iowa regiments
has beCnFeeeivcd
50, Lincoln l49, Mcclellan none.
Goth, Lincoln 203, Mcclellan 2.
18th, Lincoln 2l7. Mcclellan 4.
18th, Lincoln 265, Mcclellan SO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

Sioux CRY, the home Of Judge Hubbard
gives Lincoln 81 majority, and Hubbard SO
majority. The county will give Lincoln
about Is majority, and Hubbard about so
majority, Including the soldiers vote. That
he runs ahead o. his ticket in his own town,
is good evidence that Judge Hubbard is best
appreciated where best known. How are
you, Sioux City Register
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

.EDuyXTIoN&L-The Second Term of the
Lee Seminary for yeung ladies, at Dubuque,
will commence on the 18th day OF Noyem.
Der. Excellent facilities for the acquisition
Of a thorough education are offered in this
Institute. Terms, for board and tuition in
all English branches, $50 term-four terms
in year. The usual extra charges for mu-
sic, French, drawing, painting, etc. Cole
giate diplomas awarded TO those who shall
couples the course Of English History.
Address, for further particulars, Mrs. Julia
A. Titus, Principal, or Rt. Rev. II. w. Lee
d. D., Davenport.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

CRUNpy CouHTY. RgTuRNs. Lincoln has
2lo, Mcclellan IS Union majority 1s4.
Hubbard, for Congress, has 100 majority,
and the Union State ticket has the same
Comstock, for Clerk District Court, has eos,
ard Tracy, for Recorder, 1913. We believe
tbcre were no candidates in the field ia op.
position to the two latter gentlemen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
War Claim Agency.
E, II. TALBOT.

r ATE EXAMINER OF PENSIONS IN THE DE-
partment at Washington. D. G., having rsygned that
position Oct. LIST, 1854, to establish GENERAL CLAIM
AGENCY at Chicago offers his servces to those having
claims against the Government fer
PENSION, BOUNTY. BA OK PAE PRIZE MON.
Ely BOUNTY LAND, HORSES LOST
IN THE ARMY, Etc., Etc.
connection Of nearly four years with the Departmen;
has made him thoroughly familiar with the Laws Forn,s
Regulations, Requirements and Rulings governing the
rous public Offices thus enabling him prosecute all
Kinds Of CLAIMS with greater dispatch and success and at
less expense ~ Claimants than other attorneys No
charges unsit cs1s have been allowed and then only the
legal fee.
References
Ton Barrett Commissioner OF Fensioes; Hon Il
Sells Third Auditor; Hon 81 Tahsr, Fourth Audit orr
Najnr-Gcn iturlbat; 5 Senators Grimes and Har-
iaa ofIowa lion Fuller, Adjt-Gen Of III; Hon
saunders, Gov of Nebraska; and Congressman wiz
son. Hiram Price, Grnnen, W Ali-on aud A w
Hubbard, Of Iowa.
49, oiicc at No. 20. La Sale Street. opposite cour.
House,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
y q Roy D.-1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

Fall Term commences September tst, and closes De
cernher lst lS+ Winter fern commences December
5th. 1884, and closes March 18th, 1865. Summer Term
COMMENCES March 2yt, and closes june 2,th, 1866.
u is very desirable that Students enter at sls
meneefucnt Of the terms.
N person need apply for admission who cannot oil
will conform to the Published by Laws Of te Inssi
tuition. ... aa. ...
Rev. II. 5. BRUNSON, Trest. Board 7iUs!sss
l.w. WATERBURY, Secretary.
Rev. '. e. MATHEG. Agent.
Rev. II. s. BEUNSON,
+ d. CT AMBERLAlN, ! E.:ecutiUs Committee
]. y. ROBERTSON
F.rErrs, Fayette County, Iowa. Aug. |, 1884. :ttf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

Az appalling calamity has befallen Calcut,
ia, in a hurricane and waterSpout which
struck the haabor, !wreckiag Lilo ships in the
Hocsly river, overlooking a vide area Of the
city and its suburbs, and drowning 1900
persons. The total loss OF property is $40
CO9,000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

The V0ICE OF THE PGoPLE Liberty is one
Of the dearest blessings which our iorelatlcrS
have handed down to us. IL was purchased
by the blood Of many valiant revolution
airy hero has been guarded by a Washing
ton, Jefferson, a Clay and Webster
But dearer still to the hearts Of the people is
that world renowned remedy known as Goes
Cough BalSam. 1t cares ike magic the most
violent attacks Of Group, aud is indispensable
in every family Of children. Colds, sudden
coughs, sore throat hoarseness, and intlame,l
lungs are instantly and surely cared by its
timely use. No cough mixture has ever been
known that equals it, which accounts for its
great popularity with all classes. The young
and old the rich and poor - physicians,
druggists-and all who have ever tested II
speak in the highest terms Of its merits. We
say to our readers--buy it and try it. /,
costs bat 40 cents the bottle, contains twice
as much medicine as you can obtain in any
other way at the same cost, and all our drug
stores keep it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

GES. MCCLELLAN rendered lis resignation
Ms Major General in the L. s. army Gn-eec,
ton day. 1t was accepted, and Gen. Phil
Sheridan has been appointed Major General
in the regular a!a'E in McC.'s stead his ap.
poiatmeai. dating from the 9Th. s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

The is designed to promote the prosperity
ard Happiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
will commend itself to every well disposed mind and
ceive the cordial support OF every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline partially is stuchousy
avoided. All rooms furnished with stove. chairs,
bedsead wash stand, wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts sheets, and pillow slips Ladies
furnish ali their bedding they generally prefer to,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18


NEw ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. - Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields, the well known Boston
publishers, will shortly begin the publication
of new Juvenile Magazine, entitled Our
Young Folks; an Illustrated Monthly Mag
azine for Boys and Girls, '-edited by J. I.
Trowhridge, Gail Hamilton and Lucy Lar
com. Tha staff of contributors will include
most Of the popular writers Of juvenile
works in America and in England Each
number will contain capital pictures drawn
and engraved by Cur best artists. \ finely
engraved steel portrait OF some popular an
thor will be given in the FIRST number Of each
volume. The contents viii be made up OF
Stories and Sketches, Biography, History,
and Poetry, Travel and Adventure, Out Door
and indoor Sports, Games and Puzzes.-
Each number will contain not less than six
ty four pages, printed from ne~ ad beautiful
type. Specimen numbers sent to any ad.
dress, as soon as published, for ten cents
each. The we'll known character Of the pub.
fishers, who are also the publishers Of the
atlantis Monthly, is sufficient guarantee tina;
this new periodical will be deserving Of uni
versal patronage. Address Tieknor & Fields
1856 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
Location.

The above named Institution is located st the Village
Of Fayette fayette county Iowa. The situation OF the
Village and its vicinity affords every facility desirable for
an Institution of Learning For health and moral in
tuences OF eeraed order it is not perhaps, surpass
ed in the state.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

10 rsrusiye sectaranism will be INDUCED counte
nance At the time, every Effort VIII be employed
to encourage and render nyioate the professions OF
Christians and to induce all to adopt the religion Of
Christ all who respect Christianity and its lnstitu.
tious the welcome hand will he heartily extended To
those whose influence is preiudci Religion and good
Morals no protracted stay can be allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

The impressionis apparently growing that
a strong demonstration. and some signal
blow will succeed the comparative quiet be.
fore Richmond, and end the campaign in a
telling manner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

CoUSclE BLtrFs gave one hundred and
seventytwo majority for Lincoln. 1t has
always been a Democratic stronghold,
hut is now redeemed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

Butler CoUSUY. hear that the offici.
al canvass Of the vote in Butler county gives
Lincoln 335 majority,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

sE Dy stock is,sertainly tho most desira.
bleto make selections from in this market. I
hare on my hands By far the largest stock 1
ercr bought, and The goeds mast b. sold,-y
not at my price at yoars: By looking orer
my stock you seia ind that clothing has not
adca,aced as much a. some dealers ,ropla base
you belitss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
UrfEn IOWA r.
a. NV T. Ea SIT Y !
The Fall term Of this Institution opens for the asas!s
sion Of students Of both sexes
on THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1864
FACULTY.
Eey. ggssIlr Es.RusET. President.

ASSISTED DY
Professor JOHN sANBORN and Miss A. IsBELL
Preceptress.
A. NJ SANFORD, Teacher Of Vocal and Instrument
oil Music.
J. Z. B0ICE, Steward.
Mss L. G. ROBERTSON, Teacher OF Preparatory.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
IOWA ELEcTIoN.

Appended is table CT majoritics in the
different Counties Of the State, which will he
perfected as returns come in.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

CEx. SrLLY's HsADQUARrERs.-Mnj Gen
Pope has instructed Gen Suly, commander
Of the military district Of Iowa and Dakota,
10 establish his headquarters at Dubuque fol
the approaching winter.
We learn that this is in accordance with
Gen. Sully's wishes, aRd will have tcnden
cv to make things more lively than is usual
during the depths Of winter - Dubuque Times
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE EIGHTH DAY
of November, 1864, there two 2year old Steers
taken up by the undersigned at his premises in New
Hartford Butler County and State of Iowa description
follows: light rsdw!lh white face; red steer
with STACEY horns.
GEpRGE sB0OKMAN
Dated at place above nentiorcdths sthdsy Of Nosen
ber ieGi. sal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

TnE Richmond Wing predicts combined
ind and naval attack upon Richmond before
the close Of thc month.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
= THE GREAT VICTORY.

SApRAHAn LINCOLN is reelected by a larger
popular majority than was ever received Ivy
any ether President in the history of the Re.
public. His majority Of :hc popular vote
viii foot up about 500, 600. lie has carried
every, State, except Kentucky. New Jersey
apd Delaware. Mcclellan carries the first
by 10000 majority; the second by $500,
the fhird by AGO. The States carried by
Lincoln. together With the majority given by
m oh, ara G falln,xe ..-- F..... ... r. . la.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
PENSION, BOUNTY BA OK PAY. PRIZE MON
Ely, EQUITY LAND. HORSES LOST
References
p @ Box 2i.5
Treasury DEPARTMENT. Fourth Auditors orlce

7
Washington, u. 9Th October, 1864
am acquainted with r II. Talbot Esq. who recent.
Is filed responsible place in the Pension Office which
he resigned for the purpose of going into business his
own account lie is thoroughly competent and thorough
Is reliable. His acquaintance with Government business
Is such that better could be employed as Agent
for others.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
CITIZEN.

To MAsoNs-The thirieth volume Of that
cd ana reliable advocate Of Masonry, The
Masonic Rerier,' Published at Cincinnati,
and edited BY C. Moore, begins on the first
Of January next. 1t is intended that this
forthcoming volume shall be memorial vol
ume, at the expiration of which the present
editor, who has been in The harness twenty
years, will retire and leave the work in
younger hands. The prospectus says:
| In addition to current Masonic intelligence
and other matters of interest,"; to the Craft, 1t
will contain "reminiscences Of our editorial
| life as n Masonic editor; notices Of the pro-
grcss Of Freemaso,ry, especially in the West,
within that period recollections Of distjn
! guishcd Masons, since we began to publish {;
Masonic incidents and anecdotes within our
! observation and general birds.eye view Of
! twenty years Of Masonic history. We think
we can promise our friends the most inter,
esting volume OF the kind that has ever been
published for our brethren and co workers
! for the last thirty years will aid us 10y their
pens to make this the crowning volume Of
! the Review, aud suitable Memorial Of what
has been accomplished within that period.
We trust that this veteran editor will re
ceive magnificent bencft. Terms, $500 .
year; five copies, $500. Subscriptions lcf
at this Office will be promptly Corwarled.-
Those wishing to send direct to the publira
zion Office will address c. Moore, editor Nd
sonic RepisO, No IFS Vine Street, Cincin
! natl nb;n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

The Government.

Good board viii be furnished sudens in ths building
q, 81 % per week. Room rent, $500 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
STEPHEN J. W. TABOR, Fourth Auditor.


Washington, b. c., October LIST, 1,6i. I
Z. ii. TALBoTT ESQ.,,
DsAR As Claim Agent, your past connection with
the Department Washington will give you superior adj
vansges in prosecuting claims against the Government
l commend you TO the public.
Very respectfully -
s4s \, SELLS, Third Auditor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18
Expenses.
CAicnfar.

Young ladies' will .e charged per term, the price o
wool Gu, and carried to their halls. No educu, from
price 4 tuition Tor absence. nlcss caused by scsn-s
The charge for tuition mist be paid in advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-18

Conndents o. my ability topisass oil reasonable pssp1
examination OF my stock before purchasing slss-
where. GIVE me call even IL you do nst bug. hh ~
,rouble for to show you goods.
tv Remember the Places. GsIsxAnt'
UNlos CLOTHING STORE, corner Of Main and.
First Streets, Cedar ralls, Eswa.
apssasa -. ~