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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

Union College Commencement
at Schenectady.
The Roll of Honor and the List of
Graduates,
&C.. &C., &c.
Our schenectady Correspondence.

Our schenectady Correspondence.
SCHENECTADY, July 81, 1896.
The anniversary Of this ancient college, whose final
exercises have Just closed announced as the egheth
Commencement Of this proud institution They began
on Sunday evening last with discourse by Rev. John
NJ Reid D. D., OF Cincinnati, Ohio before the Theo-
logical Society the college The discourse was FOUNDED
upon the text 3ut made himself OF no reputation ana
aimed successfully show that the life of Christ was an
embodiment of all the Christian teachings, and an ex-
ample to all Christs disciples.
TUE ADDRESS BEFORE TEE PHI BETA KAPPA,
by Rev. Dr. Robert J. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, have
already alluded to in full in previous despatch IL
able and in many respects powerful discourse,
and attracted very wide and marked attention.
THE ADDRESS BEFORE LITERARY SOCIETIES
On Tuesday evening, the 25th inst, the Hon. John W.
Edmonds Of New York city, delivered most eloquent
and able address before the Adelphc Literary Society
Judge Edmonds did not announce any particular theme
but opened large section Of the Of human learn
ing and attainments and eloquently dscoursed upon
every theme known TO the cultured scholar. Upon
pending issuc-that Of negro sunrage-Judge Edmonds
explicit, holding that universal suffrage alone
consistent with broad freedom fully favoring the
tension of the suffrage to the blacks OF the South with
out the slightest qualification He held that the question
of State rights must be settled now and only for
ever and He alluded to emigration the national
debt arbitrary arrests taxation the unequal distribution
of wealth. the danger Of immense military resources
the readmission of the rebellious States and large
number OF other subjects the whole embracing most
mserly and entertaining discourse Of upwards Of an
hour and q half In length
THE MEETINGS OF ALUMNI
we're held in the morning and afternoon of Wednesday,
the 26h in the college chapel and were presided over
by Judge Lott, of Brooklyn.
The afternoon meeting in the chapel was most spicy
and amusing gathering. The members oil the various
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Totn .........." 76,S00 $500 sSl, 100 22,953, LOG
The following is a comparative table showing the
kmoupt Of tolls collected on the New York State canals
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ArpAvY LIVE srocx MARKET sellers not DO
ing SO well this week as they did last The New Workers
had very fair trade but u was otherwise with the
largely last Friday and Saturday They took about
seventeen hundred bcovcs and found many Of them on
their hands after the close OF their markets Indeed
number of the droves are still unsold and as conse-
qucnce there is scarcely any inquiry on Eastern account
The market is pretty much in the hands Of the New
nor ID live weight and looks as though prices would go
down still more before the close The receipts are al
ready heavy and the weeks supply Is likely to be one OF
the largest of the season. Very little is being done in
the sheen trade But few arriving for sale here and
the demand is light Hogs are held at Ike llAc
per lb-Argus July %.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 28-6 p. H.
AsHEs.-Recepts 90 packages The market was duh
and unchanged
BREADsruFrs Receipts o,722 bbls. -four, TAO do and
$50 bags meal IA, S9S bushels wheat, o. 494 do
corn 1926 oats The -four market less active.
Prices early in the day again advanced 15c. 25c per
Dbl, chiefly the choice brands, but closed heavy.
The sales Of State and Western embraced H. 500 bbs
Southern flour more quiet but prices continued
to rule lrmer, with sales Of about 500 bbs Canada
flour was 1oc 25c better with sales of 400 bbls Rye
flour was quiet but prices were firm Corn meal
decidedly moro active, and with poor supply prices
were very firm. The sales inulcded 1000 bbls. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

The wheat market opened &c. &c. better, but sub
sequently became dull and the advance was partially
lost The sales were about 70 600 bushels, at 81 81
81 90 for Milwaukee club, 81 81 for amber
amber Michigan, 50 10 for choice do, and
81 90 for Chicago spring The corn market
opened buoyant advance of 1c &C., but closed
dull, with the improvement partly lost The sales were
10 1000 bushels at Sc Soc for damaged and unsound,
Ole 92c for sound mixed Western closing at Ole.
Oats were in good speculative demand and prices ad-
vanccd &c csc. per bushel, closing firm at the out
side price. Barley and malt were quite dull Rye was
fair request and prices advanced 1c &C. per bushel
closing buoyanty. The sales were about 1000 bushels
Western, at 97c. q CSC.
CoYToN.-The market was much moro active, ana
prices were shade frmer Holders towards the close,
were asking 49c for middlings; the sales comprised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

FEcuvpuy EXTRAORDINARY : The following may sound
like n pretty big story but we have assurances from
most reliable gentleman" Of it's entire truthluness :
Mr. Joshua susser Of the town Of Goodae this county
has Leicester eve that gave birth TO three healthy eve
lambs last year. all Of which lived This spring each OF
these last year lambs together with the old ewe all had
twins making family OF twelve In thirteen mon'hs
Who can beat that WGNkeQan lIMl Gdsstte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

Doc 10000 Dec4, 900 Inc 675.eOO Inc. II, 500
BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity of the
latter left tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows deficiency of
s97 $50 barrels of -four.
The following comparative table shows the quantity Of
some principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the of navigation TO and including
the ODD of July inst in the wears indicated:-
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during the months Of Nav and june in each of the last

Dec. 81 400 Dec 10000 Inc ISL 600 Inc. $500
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide
water from the commencement of navigation to the 22d
inst inclusive during the years 1854 and 1856, was as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

3-Col John McConihe, Colonel OF tho
One Hundred and Sixty ninth New
York Volunteers, at the head Of his
regiment, Of the battle OF Coal Har
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There ten life insurance companies OF other sates1
which are authorized transact business In New York
The following Is abstract OF tho statements Of these
corrn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
4iHaileial a,l0 commercial.


Ry Telegraph NV roax. Jan H.
Ceiton-Drli and Ald dropping at 10 for ,piddng mp
laDd.
k1ourstate and Western for iow erades, and otins
dull with Improvement great measure ioet at ~ %
Gle 10 for Extra State; 10 oil ~ Extra r. H. O.
and IL Is Gll 70 for Trade BrAnds
whisky -Sesr eriy 80 erm; Western 36G3 2sL
Wheat-Dull and nominal.
Rye-Quiet.
Rarley-pull and nominal
Corn--Ffrm NJ 90 for mixed Wesfcfn.
Oufs--Duli and dropping att o. d " for Western
600 bus prime Western sold for all February de
livery at l 1915
petroleum-Quct and firm at 81 d52c for Crude; 49,
@74c foraehned ia Bond s4c for Refined Free.
Woci-Quiet. F5
Co5ee-Steady.
sugar-Quiet at lsl1s9ao5 sc Muscovpio at 20073e
Moi ssses-Dui.
Pork--0peped firm and clnsed heavy Mt - sst643 o.
for new mess Al s1tz942 25 for 1851 do cash and
for prime, iatter price Tor extra, and ~ " for prime
m S. Also, $500 bhs. mess, for febraary and
March, buyers and sellers option AT - co sl - and
1000 bhls 1861 mes< January buyers option nj
AZ so 82 IS and 900 bbls. prime for February
seller option at Al asa ~ 90.
iecf-Steady, with lair demand at 20 00o23 % 70,
plain end q B. GA 30 for thin mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet al 70 sea2, 90
Cut Meats--Steaay At l748lS1zc for shoulders AMI
10 q zoe for hams.
Bacon eSdes--In moderate demand at q &c tor Cn
berand cut re for long ribbed and ~ for short nh
bed.
Dressed Hogs-stesdy ut l72l7I<c for Western.
Lard-Steady, with moderate demand at 20G23lxc.
Batfer-Wittout d. cided change ut 36DsSc for lest
ern, aud 46s1e0c for State
Chesse-Quiet at es24c for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

na- Friends Of Christianity in Keo-
kuk, God is graciously reyiving His work
of grace in old Exchange Street Charge.
Nav besesch you, young and aged, to
fly to the Savior while mercy clouds arc
passing over Us. The blessed days Of His
divine visitation seem to be now at hand
but how long. 0 Lord, how long, they
may continue We know not. Obtain re-
ligion now les, you be overtaken BY the
storm of Death and be borne away into
Eternity uDprepared. Q fy speedily te
to the Cross. fly for your life, that YOU
may meet God, at His coming, in,pe ace
This may bs your last opportunity. Com.
to Christ. Follow your Guide and fear NJ
danger. j. BuRGEss, Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
ezra VOICE FROM vIeKsBURG

ffcg1Utss Htss Aegst, lbf1.
pi John Baii-Dear Sir; I am happy 10 state To 70
thai ussA yoar SAIua4s CeroO istteFs with yrea
ben iat mys<af In +serai debility and pTosfraiohot
my ystcm proauced BY tbs unhealthy and issnaat in
daeIee Of the Nsiippi river Arora siekstsSE havih,
bee with Gen Grants army throng IT, xhae
ern ampaign- ! confidently recommend it,
per4ona who sre exposed 10 ami ealthy climates.
III. VI. TO6LB,
Agent q. q. saaissry Commias5oo
LocfsvrtLx, Ky. sept 10, iSe3.
OBJ the 22d Of July iast lssbDiissA thrcneh asenf
u the MsdcAl Director 81 the Department u th.
trry Of ths cum~riand. sample OF c<rup Bissesr
for Inspection ad requested IT, aftef analysis be found II
qstorious to sanction ana approve iss snpDg
sol lers
The following il the Medical DIRECTORY reply ard ~
Gef Rcseersrs rmisscn to ship 80 cteu n ouce "a
hate IL sold 10 CUTLERY. JOHN BULL.
II en- satiu1ea hat Cearon DssssS will - kayD
ant one n taken propsriy and - sodssaiaA Tsse -
oecon TO Dr. B7s being permitted 70 dispose Of II b
suters. a. HKHRYTHuRSToH,
0nUsoA - AM1fonl Dstc4a D
Headquarters Department Of CumberlanA,l
Hsshyifle Team. July ~, lee5. /
TO Nashville, Tenn, = grps, 500 dczrn If BslFs c.
drtn Bitters for sale 70 cutters In the army only.
The regulations Of the Trsasssy nF~st.sstsssss =
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Maj & Gen kosscrnns-
Major aAA pSososs Marshal Gen.
Hcr SALE wholesale Ard retail BY wiikinsor BARTLETT
c.. keokuk, Iowa. apsiSdAwiyr-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

THs EsaoILMEsr-We published yes
terday the enrolment list q. Jackson
Township. Il is matter of public as
well o. OF individual concern that the list
shall be corrected. There may be names
upon il of men improperly there, men
who are not liable to military duty There
may be those omitted from the list whose
names should appear there. In either
even, correction may be made BY ca SLING
upon Marshal Fulton at Vencill d J ones
store. Mr. Fulton also desires US tb cal
the attention OF the citizens of ait ths
TOW nshipsin the county this matter In
each of them every one should take 1
personal interest and give personal stten
lion 10 the coFrec,ment of tho list as soor
as it is received in the township.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

Howe d Tyler will sell at auction this
morning at 10 o'clock, about sixty dozel
brown earthen ware. consisting OF cham
beers, spittoons. bowls aud pitchers, plat
tiers and plates, cake bakers. puddiD.
dishes, &c. Dealers are invited, and tn,
whole will be sold by the dozen Also /
large lot of new and second hand furni
ture, kitchen articles, stoves, four case,
boots and shoes, one trunk OF peddlars
stock; also large lot of fashionable Jew
elry. to be sDid IN lots to suit the trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14


g The Keosauqua Republican learn,
that there is to be bank started sbortl,
Ia that place
The same paper says nothing is beipf
d,ne, so far as it can learn, in the We,
o: volunteering in that county.
The second election for Regimen
tai officers OF the LIST and Cd militia repi
ment', In Van Buren, county, was held las
Saturday.
ln the First regiment the officers elee,
81 we're w. II. Williams, Colonel; NJ. IL
Baker, 1t. Colonel; William Miller, Ma
jor.
In the Second regiment Joel Brown
Colonel; Samuel futile, Lit. ColoLel; C
F. Reed, Major; C. Parker, Adj ; Smith
Quartermsster.
A festival for the benefit of the Me,ho.
dist society will be held in the Court House
In Keossuqua, Thursday evening, 96,l
inst,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE !

u AfCHEL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE - tks Dsss u
u tAs World The only nsraisss. Trss So Rsiiebh
dye Known Thissplsndsd Hair bye IL pssfsct-chmee.
Red Rusty. Gray Hair instantly TO 6isssp sia~1
vitality frequently restoring ifs pristine color
fes the Ill enects Of nad Dyes The genuine u sgnt
WILLIAM a. BATCaIRLDR; IN others Are msre init !.
tons. and should he avoided. Sold BY MI Druxgisa IL
PACT0RY--M Bsrclay-strset, New York. nAscMnSH''
Nsv roass CasAs sor Dressing ths Hair. fjye-AAvIy
Diseases Of the Nervous
~ Seminal. Urinary SD Sex UaI Aya-
tenn n-new and reliable trcefment-in reports Of ~
HowARp ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY mail In sealed letter en-
veopes charge AdAress DR. j. sKIllaB HcreHfcr.
phia Pa aps1-d&v1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

The War MRETIsa.-Nothipg was
done at the war meeting 1t the Court
House. Thursday evening. A few Of
the citizens met but as there was NO
general turn out. they adjourned inda6
nitely. Probably as the 18th Of Febraa-
~ approaches the people will get stirred
up. and take measures to fill the quotas
Of the township and avoid the draft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
POPULARITY.

-sAs nasy peopss II the yresset Asy theak Of
ing piirity ami popularity, than Of any other
lhsng they could po~sibiy he possessed Of But
anxiiss they b. ~ acVpire The vnin g3egy sf the
poprlar vofce, sscoeec ~ cred ~ extent
hI that ~sfdf ned remedy known Coe- Euuxh
Basjn There l. scarcely family In the Land but what
corslier supply OF this article necessary the
h,,u- hold - thcir 1em pessisipua Exp<sieHcr haas
tsngt the people thai other edy las been
put before the pnle that Will cure coughs colds, croap
thrps ad in all throat lung copi infs,
gesct ~ md essectuaiy ~ Cue toaRA Aaesa2 y
the Eastern States where IA has been ong and
tcsit II IL considered the eiale cossg remedy
exts aud enc, either rich losr, thitk u being
witi ut IL Ne oad suggest all readers The
cest OF kerIus haas article vi this kind for iEs
med II cssts but &c per t0fsi+ and u sold
al, drcg store, and 10 the cheapest and best rrne,
ia tia ~osid Ar1-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

A TauE REPUBLICAN, PArRIAacH.--
We have before US at this writing large
sized photograph Of the venerable Rsuben
Stiles who is now SO years Of age, and
yet may be seea almost any day walking
along the streets with more vigor and
elasticity of step than many young men
exhibit. One year ago Mr.. Stiles was 10
the woods felliog timber, and was acci-
dentally struck and injured BY falling
tree. Since that time has health hAs not
been SO good as Formerly although It Is
stiIl wonderful, considering bis great pge
The father Of Mr.. Stiles was one of the
first to take up arms 10 the war Of the
Revolution, aud was killed while gallant
ly lighting for American Independence. 10
the battle Of Bunker HILL. His son inherit
ed aud still preserved ths spirit of heroic
patriotism which Inspired bis noble sire.
He cast his frs, aud second votes for
George Washington. aud has twice vosed
for Abraham Lincoln. lie is member
Of Rev. Nj. Holmes church in this city,
and hsviog made good use Of long lie
given him here, is calmly and cheeriuliy
awaiting the time when he shall renex
his youth in the Batter Lind. We true
however, tha,,she good old man is yet SCI. :
eral years this siee of the grave. Hi.
mother lived 10 the age Of Ill years aud
one of his grandmo,hers to the age Of l20.
II Dubuqns Tunes.
ew A Wisconsin, girl had one Of her
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

r. Some person unto oil good works
reprobats Get fire to and destroyed nee
school house ii Wapello county last Fri
day night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

- A young hay asnsd 6pssgecu.
living rear Kilksville il Wapelio county,
oomnitted suicide On Sunday last By
shooting herself with revolver. 6ossys
the Ot.unvs Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

PERSONAL. Prof. John Piper. Of Ed
d,ville, one Of the ablesi and best known
teachers in the State, called upon ns yes
terdav. We are always glad to see Prof.
Piper. Never moro 80 than now. A
lively, good fellow is John, and the best
man to tell joke or-conduct Teachers
Institute that we wot Of. He has been
travelling throughout. the State 10 this latter
line. the past yesr, as State conductor OF
Institutes. Prof. John attended ouf late
county Instit ute, al Denmark. Alter 4
WAS over be wrote from Davenport to the
Iowa Instructor" an account Of the ses-
sion. The article was sighned "Peda-
gogue." Prof. P, by the way, had deiiv-
cred ore Of the series Of lectures before
the Institute. Well, 10 "Pedagogue's :,
report very complimentary notices we're
given OF all the lectures and lecturers bu,
Piper's. and he wasn't oomplimented.
Tbereupon did Piper's friends grow wroth,
AMI one Of them, up in Monroe County.
rushed into print in his defense. He
wrote Prof. Piper that he was kicking
Pedagogus" for pitching into Piper. and
the latter wrote him to give .Pedagogue
6ts. for, notwithstanding he was the Aus-
band Of his wife ard the father of his
.children, he didn't like ',Pedagogue" al
all The Monroe County friend sab
sidod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
FOR the GATE t,rrv.
FoRr MADISON. Jan. 18th, 1865

FoRr MADISON. Jan. 18th, 1865.
Editor Gote. City:
The Fort Madison Lactural Associa.
ton is furnishing our citizens a rich en-.
iertainmentin series of weekly lectures.
The course was opened with = lecture on
India, delivered BY an eye and ear wit
ness
The second was an elaborate discussion
on the Geology Of the Bible, by Rev.
Doctor Gillette, OF your city. A large
and appreciative audience listened to the
clear logic and accumulative light reflect.
ed By the rocks on the word Of God. The
word and works Of the Creator witness to
the same facts ~ Revelation.
The third lecture indicated increased
interest and a,teL dance, both Of our citl
Gems aud suburbans.
The lecture room Of the Baptist Church,
which will seat more than any other roor,
in town, was packed 10 its utmoGt %.
pacity.
Rav. Mr.. Wilson ,sthe able editor of out
Plain Dealer, gave Us q rare lecture ou
Astronomy. 1t is an art 10 make Sci.
once simple and logic engaging. The
clear grasp Of this last subject. the honest
Christian spirit. the lucid style, the natu.
raj order and the Important result render,
ed it a triumph.
.The Heavens declate the glory pf God
and The 6rmsment showelh His hsudi.
work. Day ustO day utssrssh speseh ,ad
night unto aisht showsth knowisdee."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

E Just received from New York and
Boston, q lot of genuine Mocha, Old Gov
ernment- Java, Laguyra and Rio Coffee,
also another lot Of that Pearl Hominy, at
Copelin's, on Fourth Street. ret.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

- Tho Eighth Annual Festival Of
the Pioneer Settlers Association Of Da-
venport was held at the Pennsylvania
House in that city Tuesday evening
Judge Dillon was the principal speaker.
and the 'svenerables'' had a good time oil
it. We learn from the Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

HraH AND DRY.-After much labor
and the use of simpsons and cable, the
ferry boat Gate City has been put upon
the ways for repairs, and already workmeu
are overhauling her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
~ Dr.. Cartwright preached .,

~ Dr.. Cartwright preached At Ex-
change Street NJ. e. Church, yesterday
The church was crowded and al denomi-
nations wore represented in the audience.
After the conclusion Of his sermon he was
presented Witt some thirty six dollars. .
voluntary offering Of those present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

r. Our friend John Moore dislocated
his wrist by falling on the il 9, Tuesday
evening. That is tho pursuit Of please re
under difficulties, and with disagreeable
Consequences. Hope you may be al
o. K. soon, John.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

n@- just received, at 81 Main street,
choice lot Of Gloves, Hosiery. Laces,
Trimmings. Hoop Skirts, Notions. de-,
&c. j.nll At II. n. BosTwIcK & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

~ Capt. John McCune, an old and
valuable citizen arrived in town this
week from Dixie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

~ See the card of Leech q Mumm
II another colpmo. They will pay especial
attention to conveyancing cad the exam
iaasion Of Tides 10 Real Estate il lhis
e6suty. IN which they have great expert.
GO aad the . :iIities for an early and j. I
100 dlepaish ofall business Of ,hs HID
in1fo1iea u their care.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14
HThe United Protestant Church ,

@The United Protestant Church OF
Warsaw have determined upon building u
church ediice 10 that city. Fifteen mem
bers of the church subscribed ove
thousand dollars on the Cd of Jaoaa.
~. for this purpose. The work will be
commenced as soon as the materials are
collected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

A-The Ot,umwa Courier say. man
was found dead at Village Creek, 10 the
southern part Of that county, Wednesday
morning. His wagon loaded with hides
vas overturned and the team standing be.
side it. There we're no papers or memo.
rsnda upon his person b. which his name
could be sscertained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-14

CARPETS. CARPETS Go to H N.
Bostwick 4 Co.'S, 81 Main street, and
buy Jour carpets at less than earstern
prices. janll.4t