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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Notice.

Z T.QHN B. INGERS0L Is my duly authorized
.eB agent to transact business for me in my abs
sence: Bannock City, Jan. s, 1854, ~
LETT H. D. VAN WICK.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
between

connecting with the San Francisco and Port
N~s land Steamers. E-- .... a
TNREASURE and Small Parcels carried TO and
L brought FROM any point, and insured. Coli
lections made, Drafts procured, &c. LETTERS
forwarded to all parts of the world, and procured
from any post or express Office on the Pacific coast
We also run Daily express between the Placer
vile, CenterviIIe and Bannock Boise Offices
! PLAeERvILLE W. A.ATLEE. AGENT.
I CENTERvILLE P. ". JOHNSON, g
PIONEER = A. SLOGUM
hammock CT. BLAKE,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

G. w. BLooR has been nominated as the
Union candidate for Public Printer of the
State OF Nevada.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
BOSTON & C0DY's EXCHANGE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND WALL STREET.

OOFsNEh OF MIN AND WALL STREET..
TE AVING fitted up cur establishment in supe
d Il rior style, we are prepared to furnish the
best brands Of all kinds Of liquors and pure Ha-
vana cigars. Champagne cocktails served. Ev.
erything done in the best manner, - 4-3mo
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WILMINGTON.

From ne tribune
Richmond papers announce the beginning of
the combined land and naval attack on the de-
. dkelses of Wilmington. The feet of Admiral
Porter opened tremendous cannOnade on For
Fl her on Saturday last, and continued it the
next day. General Butler also-it does not ap-
pear on which day-succeeded in throwing a
portion of his force on shore above the fOrt-be-
tween IL and Wilmington-and established him
sell there, resisting an effort by the enemy 10
drive him off, His seizure of this ground, say
the Richmond authorities, Is a serious matter,
for double the force will be required to dislodge
him that might have prevented his landing.
Ii Is apparent tnat the communication by land
between the fort aud town is cut Off and if Gene
raj Butler has force enough 10 stretch across and
securely hold the peninsula on which Fort Fisher
stands, he may command the river with his bat
teries, and so completely isolate this important
work In which case IL will be In a prcdicament
similar TO that of Forts Morgan ahd Gaines at
Mobile, after the passage OF the entrance By Ad-
miTal Farragut.
seems so formidable and so threatening that we
apprehend il must Immediately bring TO an issue
the qut stion whether Bragg, who commands at
wilmington, has troops enough TO assume the
offensive Immediately. For this is one Of those
cases where the only rue grOund Of defense lies
IN promptly and boldly attacking ones enemy
before his whole strength has had time to be
developed.
course from the Cape Fear river, but from the
Atlantic Occau-an operation or great deleacy
and danger. THAI II has been accomplished in
such circumstances as have attended this attack
the long storm, the long confinement OF the
troops ON shipboard their proTicted aud entee'
bling sea. sickness, the near presence OF hostile
force--is proof Of great AbiYR shown on ouI
side, OF OF great weakness on the part OF tht
Rebels Whichever he true, or If both be, the
promise of the result is equally hopeful.
b Our special correspondence contains full detali
and all desirable information as TO tho force CON
posing this expedition. Until It's fortunes arr
determined one way or the other, it must now be
The immense importance OF Wilmington. Tit
force assigned for its reduction is not inadequate
The character OF the commanders, by land au'
sea is assurance that all means will Be tried 4
accomplish the work assigned them. Probably
another day will bring their account OF the ope
rations included in the Rebel dispatches o
Aag
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THE DAILY Evening

sitly he maDaiued, even n the American was
wcc 60 last forever The native manufacture Of
cotton ttpiis is o'cryWberc much depressed aud
IN The eastern districts the trade is said 10 have
almost cuiircly ceased The demand FOR EurJpcln
ialrcs also has, as a necessary result Of the pre-
yaialF h'ph prices, greatly diminished. Apart
from The manufacture of native cloths for sale,
tletc Is tie Lomc manufacture. by y oiu'ers en-
plovirC rat.vc viewers to work up their own cot.
ton for domestic use which we have nlluded to
~ aiCrmCr article. Itmus' not be sup Jos,d that
Tie r,pori slludes O. this when Il sp'tks of the
matu 'acture Of raliyn cloths having diminished.
on The contrary, the official accounts from several
cisbiCis specially refer IN this Mind OF maua FAC
turc rs bRyiug gtatiy increased"
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OUR Troops ATVAcK THE
FONT.
TIE PROSPECTS OF S UCCEss
ETC. Bto.. 1aao.. 13ro.. uto.


--4..-..-.....s---.a..... ..-a,-.-.
WAsgEoToN, December 2S.--It would
&c III 10 oe mistake, as rcpor si this morn
ing, that the naval and military feet Sas re-
turned from North Carolina to l'Dgtress Mon
roe. Tic Navy Department has no 80 ch in
tel'igCncc bu. thlt one vessel orly vest srday
returned to the latter place, Bringing dos-
patches from Admiral Porter. he messen-
ger has not Jet reached Washington. IL is
ascertaincd from an authentic sOIro', how
ever, under date OF Fortress M)nrCl Decom-
Der p, that the pUwIcr-ship was el ploGbd
within three hundred yards of Fort Fisher
about \. NJ. on the oath instant
Later in the day Admiral Porter IA acked
the fort and adjacent dstenses, aud rel ewed
the bombardmont on Christmas day On
each occasion we drove the Rebels from thoir
guns to the shelter of the bomb-pro Ji5, 3 . as
to eflectually silence their fire in very few
minutes after the fEigates and heavy shipsl got
into position.
A detachment Of troops landed on Sun day
afternoon, and skirmisheIs pushed up gollai ltly
to the fort under cover Of our fire. Soma OF
the men actually entorcd the WORKS, and
brought off the flag. The bombardnent by
the fleet continued on Monday. The S.wtdt go
dc Cuba captured company of Norsi ca ro-
liza soldiers in the Outworks, and carr led
them of,
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WAINJ1 Sruttr TulAuts - Kiss LIcirc
Weston is nov performing the saycgiA wee, of
Ter most extraordinary eng gemcnt--cxlrl3fii-
nary not otly on account of It's tucce-s, bat also
rCuarkahlc because of the y8ss field it Als pre-
s,nICd for the die lay Of Inc ylra'Hiry Of her
lcuius. The house, crowded from pi 70 DOME
pr'ct tho hilliartfa,hos Of bor originality with
arpl ausC, ard hcr popularity is tnorOr Shly
WiCNtd 20 10y the crowds which nightly hpCN o.
witness her performance. Last might she d lytd
Satan ,u I0,is, appearing 10 Sis characters. WncU
iupItOU6uuC The ----- We COuil nIL but admire
th, aptucsg with which she al ipfod herself 10 the
Character she assumed. In this particular per-
gn,atou she surpassed both iI power aII origin
ality, any ,t her other assumptions Ia ghis most
exciting and amusing drama.
Tonight she plays The Fr.rri SDg ono of her
most successful Attempts, and tO-W1r'Jw will
'pp'nr Iva h,r &C cbrl'gd Character of "Nilant In
the GIS,u Bushes.
Mn. AND Mrs. WhTEiNs are still giving thcir
ontttaiumcuts Gt Assembly Buildings, al housh
o'lcr engagements win compel their terminating
their stay smours; as on Friday. Pbotogr1pb'-
ana is amusing, not the less So pccaus, the nlm1
gives no idea OF Tie nature OF the eNhibi ion, or
lecture, or panorama Those whl desire 60
learn The meaning of the word and spend q plea.
sout evening had better personally attend the
CuiCrlwuMvut,
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Cot,on CuIture In India.

AN INCREASE OF FIFTY PER CENT. THIS YRAR.
The Calcutta EnglishnldR OF October 26 has the
following remarks upon the cotton crop OF the
northwestern provinces Of India, from which it
appears that the culture OF the staple was in
creased fifty per cent. during the present year -
"From report of the Board of ofReyenue, which
We have lately received, il appears that after
making every allowance for the effects Of drought
and other drawbacks, the Out-turn OF cotton this
wear is estimated at 100000 OF maunds,
against 1, 1868 maunds in the previous season
OF this amount, 1t is supposed about One-iouun
h will be retained for domestic consumption, and
\ tbe remainder exported. The area under cultlya-
h1ton has increased upwards OF NIFTY per cent. Inc
5aM ADS displaced are principally Jowar, 0alra,
TJAtAps, lentils, and, TO some extent, wheat; Dut
n sonIba,, rice gram, and even sugar cane, have
g5 ENTHUSIASTICALLY displaced to make way for the
for O'Ha,rop. What is still more encouraslhg'
~ the old -e and attention are being bestowed on
hring the sn formerly. Men, women, and chill
else might hayehe report, were continually 70 os
there was nothnd, wedding, clearing Ioosenins Tue
had ebaracter Of young plants, and fondly con-
suggested his dGop upon Which nj 'noIi AOP0'
IN Veigled, and so for,e9' % ,his
usst found Arnold AMI that the crops are ther OWh'
no donht about Thompsc those OF their MuhaJ
eea caught in the act 1he tii faIsiSd
l had asked no quesiita%s % oe9n S th h{h riccs
against him; and upon b5neSt ol tne nisn P'dOv1 @
Il 10 saw apything In hisl their Muhalunsi ana
his head. "What will he o tner o yioa. az
4 10 barrster In front of me 0eanee OF suen prizes
t. said the friend he addressed O 1ne % "I h
but what sood-ooklns iellO " to be attributed
4 at York Castle is panelled in at .,.,ro, % a.,
hised good height from the grounV conid sot nos,
Nn na sort of gaugway there is TO th nv ~
~ 0O1st only eee the back OF the
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The CLOSE or THE YEAR.-Those who have
not subscribed 90 an Of their oil stock have short time to
hush up IS there Win be no more to 5e-ths year
Those who have anything to do this year must be up and
doing, for they in the prize ring, "tmc up
Quety everything must be done before cid Time throws
up the sponge Now Is the best time to visit Charles
stokes & Co.'S one price Cloth ng Store, under tho Cont
MENTAL and get choice Of clothing before their
ters are too much depleted. Everything be closed
this wcok-oNcept ouI umbrellas.
CHuDREN's CLoTHNG.-Ap elegant a5sort-
msnt At N. Shoemaker 4 Co S, No 4E. EEhih street.
GgNTlBMEN's HATs.-All tho lntest styles at
Charles OAkford q Sons, Continental Hotel.
Buy YoUR Coal OF A. S. BoTTER, Northern
Yard Northwest Of Eighth and Master Central
Yard, No. 50i N Broad above Vine street. Very best
quality sold at both yards. Try hi
HOLIDAY WEEK should be taken advantage of
by those dcslr ng Photographs b. Rcimsrs style,
artistic ard accurate. Go early, and avoid the crowd.
no, G2i Arch street.
LADIES FURs.-An elegant assortment at
Charles oatford & sons, Continental Hotel
Mosr REMARKABLE In its effects and most
useful its application the agrant sozcdont has become
the most popular DentrGco Ia existence Ts used and
praised by everybody.
SOLD by all druggists and rer umers.
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Railway Accident.

Providence, X. l., December 2S.-Thc morn
ing accom- mediation train from Providence for
Boston has been in collision with a freight trRiu.
The engineer Of the passenger train, A. Monroe,
was seriously injured. No other person WAS hurt
The track will soon be cleared.
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
or. COMPANY.
CAPITAL.............. .,........... $4,000.
100000 SHARES............... - Each.
Subscription Prizes. ics........................ -.
10000 Shares Reserved y Working Capital.
o@Oe, No 3l4 MARKET St. Philadelphia,

Nell Awen on on Creek, now punplug 10 barrels per
day. and noreaging.
No 2 weH on on Creek now ovor 800 feot deep, with
lave show or oil Essr this is tho Corn Planter We'll
whsh e now pumpay so barrels OF Oh per day.
No. 3. wsh oil Greek, so eer deep, ready for
ubnE, win splendid show OF oi every prospes Of
ducinE large ely.
No.4 ono nth interest IN a OF Ave bandred acres
ho Alss berry river sin WsRa, now Pumpine Hny bar
Tsly 81 0n day three webs rutng down wish
mns II rveT frOBt an good boring territory.
No. 8. han Al Tlde0Ute tse Eoononite els
which now pumping sixty barrels PEI DAY.
No 8. Six nores IN fee in Wanut Bend cn the Abo-
gheny river Immediate ding tAis property ns
prpducrV wells This tract will be Developed rapidly.
BUbseriptsns are now beiug received and large por-
ton Tho stock alrcAdy takOn. Tho prospectus And all
information bs Obtained At te Once q the Company
NOW at No. 9i4 MARflER Btpsst.
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AnctInm nnIe Of ConI.

$4,000 tons Of Scranton coal took place to-day.
The average prices were about the same ss the
last sale, but some varieties were one or two
shillings higher.
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JOHN II. STOKES,
y No. To2 ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES or Day GOODS.
A splendid Variety for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting OF stun Goodg.
French MeTinoes and Poplns.
Lupin's single and Double width Blssk DuiPiaaL
Lupin's Bright WO, Plaids.
Lupin's Fine Quality French Mernoas, 81 %,
Heavy Ribbed Wool Poplns, Slb0.
Gay and Plain style Cotton and Wool Dolaine
NoN ADDS Calieoes, from 81 q to bOc.
Plaid ShAwls-GaN and Desirable.
Plain ShRws-fOr Service.
Chilatens Snawls-Long and Square.
Ladies' Gents, and Children's Cloves
Ladies and Gems Linen Cambria Hdkh
Ladies Hem Stitched Hdkfs
Gents' SILK Hdkh
Balmoral Skirts-LArge Assortment
Splendid COunterpanes, from Auction.
Elannes-Whito and Colcred.
Russia Crash and Diaper.
l1OO yards American Crash, at I1kc..
II Ladies' will examine this stock thar WA md good
RoOos at the very prices No oshO 10 ahow thSn
JOHN VI. STOKEs'.
4-9 Ic4 ARCH Street.
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JrSFFUI HOLIDAY PRESEN TIN DRY
u Goods Carpets, on Cloths aud Wni1v Snades.-y
D.. AECHAMhAHLr, n T.. corner ELEVENTH and
MAkkET streets, wal 0peu this morning fom auc ION
Ingram Csuets, wool SIC. 10 slJu; ingrtin Carpets,
wool dllrg, Gi 10 SIC Entry and STAR Carpets, Go %
Shades, SlbO TO ElOi Christmas Chntycs Ac 70 lOc ;
Christmas Deaints only 45c Nurseries 0uilts, - 20
g Apacas, an coor, aoc 60 q 50 Rep, and fepass,
20 81 COS Shrur aud ShCctnE Nugina, I1t. % l0'
plain and fancy Cnssnoro 7dc 90 6ibni ssvlo Rat
moral Skirts, 50 q So Cashmere SCARE, g. to g. Nrrn1
Shirts and Drawers 4laOi Ladies' aud Gents Gloves 2'c
Co 81 Nubias Snutngs. breakfast bhaWls, ". 'is aud
SCurfs 2c Sl Dress But0us 40 10 2bc Spool Cotton
l5C.. skirt BRAID lhCg NHfar prof and Ntayer Cloth
Coakugs, bhg 10 StuO. Wholesale aud Retail Store, n.
p. corner ELEVENTH and MARKET streets. ~ 3t.Gs
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PRICE & WOOD,
IL N. rJINTHStreot.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER
Il 10, 1864,
Retss s hereby given Of me readiness Of his Depart
redeem presentatiOn, by pGyUent In lawful
money by conversion into bonds as authorized by law,
the Three Treasury Notes bearing interest The
rate Of and per eentum, Issued under
Act OF July a. lS0 Interest win al such TrOA
Iury ROeS not presented, al ner three months from this
date which tae. Bdor the law, the right Of eony@
sion eeabsS. W. r, FESSENDEN
Secretary Of the Treasury,
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SMInInent I'D NnecIe.

NEW YoRK. December 2s.-rhc Cuba, for
Liverpool took S534 900 in specie.
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OLoAKs. 60.

.- oLoAKs, &c. Id
GREAT REDUCTION IN CHE
rRICI1 OF CLOAEx5,
At TvBNs & CO.'S,
No. % 3. ninth STREET
r,bnS ~ S0ptia'sse lg S o. hs nn voa vuys Co have
on rard 1ft and wS ~ 20 t per cent snd have my
sole 70, lse 9feSut sud c1nus tst,Sr Iii tBcv are
sssIf Lsas, WI nSs TS'i1 =, eanno, nr SUIT the
call before pIr-tssne cssvssre R,msnss' o si'' rs
WINS CO.'S OlD EsTABItsuzD CLOAK srSnv
So.@ O. NINTH Street. ooras, JAYNE. tir7-s
OFFICE or ASSISTANT oUARTEaMAs.
MuI.Anr urguer os rul,petru,,
No.TI MuE t street.
ccenhcr 21 lSit \
Sealed Proposals viii DO received as tns once u1tl
noon OF sAIU HDAT, uogemaor "a, 1861 tor delivering
lmmsoisico TO Cam1 Widlam renu:-
q pieces, ty 3, ncmloch scsnH g. =, % @ lsct long
20" i,et, BY iicmlock scanuhs 10 ieej long. , ,
200 fcct by O. Hem 'ck rohniirg, l. fee o1g running
iio6isct gby 1, u,mlock Scanning, ,,nstous running
iGO'eot osk Ls,b qE inches w5c p scct long running
S5j5 5iSc, third common inch Pine Boards, ,o oet rum
srfe Isidc orao feet each OFT cat oaca orrs
p F6e Hooks orso FOR, each Of % feet each, ofis
Sleps s-.neh srlkc,.
tcg ipd. Nails.
tcgs led Wrought Nails.
nc Lumber 70 be wen seasoned, and approved after
Proposals. made upon the regular forms, % be
bad al This ofoe Ard must state the shortest dime for
The tnss States reserves the right to rcs,t an bids
deemed Objectionable ,,,y,rs ,sr,,p,p
u 2s-3t Captain and Assistant Qnaucrma'.er
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AUCTION SALES.

Nl MARKET Street
&C MACKEY, Aueuonsor. sollolia canaisnments of
-, GOODS, WAkL5, AND MERCH ANnieE,
u a ftnds for public sale his AuoOu Rooms, and ha
WI attend peraenaly b saies Of
49, RIAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
AZ the hxohange
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AtDwtulnfs, and
STOCKS or MERCHANDISE
AZ the stores oft owners
Jash will 10 advanced when desired on eopsiannenf
guoCs ilr public sale.
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Handsome Embroidered Handkerchiefs, all linen.
Embroidered andkcrchiefs, 80, 75 95 cents and srO)
Ladies and Gcnts' IIemstitohed HsAdksrchiefs
Ladies and Gents Hsmstltched Handkerchief C0loIs
Border
Ladies Black Border Hemstltched Handkerchief.
Gents Hcmmcd Handkerchefs Colored Border, slllinen
Gents Coared Border Handkerchleis AL linen, so, 60,
and 10 csntss
Infsnis' Handsome Worked Bodies.
Handsoms Worked Sets.
hissss' Hemshtched Handkerchief 25 S5. and SIZE.
Laass and Gents Linen CAmbre HandkeTchofs, At the
very lowest N arket prices.
Gents handsome slk Pocket Handkerchief yard square.
Hands me Broohe scArh, from 95o up to $500.
Real Thread and MReso Lace Cellars.
A large assortment Of Black Lace Volls
A large assortment Of POrtemonnGies.
Ladies Morocco Satches,
Handsome Buaao Hair Brushes plain and lnlald backs.
Ladies Fancy hack Combs
Gents Neck-ties and susponders,
A large assortment Of Ladies and Gonts Cloves
Gents Kld-lned Gloves.
Best quality American Dslalnes and Chiutzes,
Bleached and Uuhleached Musins.
Al-wool Domet Flannels. Heavy Shaker Flannels.
ca Shirtng FlAnnolS
BleGched and Unblesehed Canton Tlannels, Sc Es.
Woollen HQods, sontpgs, and scnh,
A large assortment Of Fancy Soaps, Pomades, Gal
Extracts.
Sight Blooming Cereus Extract, a new 0dor.
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FOURTE EDEFE0N
WILM I NJ GTO n.

TIE EXPLOSION l1P A POWDER
SNIP.
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OWEN EVANS & co,
No. 45 N, EIGHrH STREET,
GOODS AT THE REDUCED PRICES

EJtwhsisHdnE me no.omen: weather, sri bad walk
nH Ladies do turn to buy Cheap G5od, and tho
consequence
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We Have Great Run for Cheap Goods 4!
NE ARE SELLING OFF AT BARGAJSs
An opr Winter Stock, and you caa Buy Chcapi

I,o pscos rich Plaid Dress Goods 25 percent. below
thor cost 10 import,
100 pieces Psplins and Empress Cloths, black and all
ooors all them 20 per cent below their wholesale pross
1000 poss of Dress Goods per cont below their value
Mermocs, Si'26, Sl'Jo and sIG5 Lupins mako, grost
reluctIOn.
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CnmDREN's CLoTHING.-An elegant Assort-
nont at NJ Shoemaker Co s, An. Rishfh street..
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TUB "CHRIsTMAs GTFr'-
NY the BARD TOWER HALL
sumc folks not oyersiocked with BRAIN
Who wish present TO Oh'un
Do when they see ther rendt upht
Their voices crying "y christmas Vln!"
Two cousins Dick and ibert Grouse,
Who boarded In the se-same house,
zach reso we'd, with humOr pleasant
Thus TO obtain Christmas present
Albert, who very early rose
AT once unto Dicks bed room goes,
And, through the key-hole OF The door,
Lick, Christmas gtl" did loud.y roar
Then wi q pleased triumphant air.
lie gally ratified down the stair,
But all his mlrth was soon subdled
When In the break as room he viewed,
There waiting for him, cousin DICK,
Who Christmas gilt!" then shouted qul3k,
For to give Albert a surprise,
That morn did DICK ere daylight rise.
Albert who saw himself thus sold"
Joined In Dicks laughter uncontrolled
And had that day him conveyed
AnoyercOat az BESEErr's made.
What better more useful or more acceptable giI or
Christmas or New Years
Christmas or New Years
Christmas OF New Years
Christmas New Years
Christmas New Years
Christmas or New ears
Christmas or New Years so
Christmas or New Years tpE
Christmas New ears
Christmas or New Years
Than a selection from our stock OF RRADY-MADE GAR
HEsrsY We have a large, full and complete assortment
fMen's Youths and Boys, which we are closing oct
TowER HALL, No. 5s Market street.
BEsSEII q 90.
W. GAIL ATTENTION TO the card Of Messrs
Phillips Read who are prepared to receive orglaal
scrptlons to the Fleming Farm OIL Company located "a
Yenaugo county. No better land can be found in The