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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22

WE heard 4 laughable aneedote of q
nan with big foot He was Buffa-
lonian, who must be alive now, for a
man with SC good a hold upon the
ground is not likely to drop off in hur.
ry. He stepped one day into a small
shop of boot maker in the fourishing
capitol of old Erie, and asked Chrispin
if he could make him a pair of boots.
Looking at his long splay pedal e1tremi,
ties, and then glancing at huge uncut
COW hide that hung on the wall, he
said
Well, yes. I guess so.'
What time will you have them done?
To-day is Monday
well, it'll depend on circumstances
urday.'
On Saturday, therefore, tie man cal.
led for his boots.
Have you got 'em doue! p said he, as
he entered the little shop.
No, l havn't-I couldn't; it has
rained every day since l took yonr meas.
ure.'
Rained exclaimed the astonished
patron well, what of that what had
that to do with it?'
What had that to do with it?
echoed Chrispin it had good deal to
with it. When | make your boots Tee
got to 90 out Of doors, for l havn't room
in my shop, and can't work out of
doors in rainy weather =
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22
can estimate the value of {

WHO can estimate the value of a
newspaper No one, until he has lost
it; until the pleasant periodical visits,
like the face of dear friend, bringing
such fund Of wit news and general
intelligence, that he is always greeted
with hearty welcome, are withdrawn.
1t is in one sense, the light Of the
world, without which the metal uni
verse would be as much in darkness as
the tcrreslrialis without the sun.
There are books, it is true, good,
wise, entertaining but they do not tell
US otpassing events, or to direct US to the
best place of business. Neither do they
inform US who Of our friends are pass.
ing away or getting married or who
Is doing thriving business, or who is
bankrupt, or who has sailed from the
Eastern Continent, or who has returned
from tour thither, &c.
Mrs. Partington said she did not
marry her second husband because she
loved the male sex, butjust because she
was the size of her first protector, and
C ould wear out his old clothes.
An Irish gentleman hearing ofa
friend having a stone collinssmade for
himself, exclaimed BE Inc sowl, an
that's a good idea Shure an a stone
coffin would last man his life time
When is lawer like a donkey |?
When he's drawing a conveyance.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22

No statue that the rich man places
osteutatiously in his window is TO be
compared to the little expectant face
pressed against the window pane, watch.
ing for its father, when his days labor
is done.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22
One bar at Saratoga does a busi-
ness worth S42,0 season.

-One bar at Saratoga does busl~
ness worth S42, 600 season.
-"Idlewlld has heen let for a
school. Schools are often idlewilds.
1t is certain that the hay crop will
be unprecedentedly large, weather or
no."
Tho hero and heroine OF runaway
match in Indiana were middle aged man
and a widow with FIVE children.
Punch reports the speech of an
Irish NJ. p. who thought ireland was
overtaxed. "Take tenth of our in
come, sir. Ay, that they do, and they'd
take a twentieth if they dared"
"A lad who had borrowed diction-
AIRY TO read, returned it after having
got through with the remark 1t was
VERY nice reading, but it somehow
changed the subject very often
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22

WHO CAN IT BE ?-The editor ol
the Brookville Herald relates that as he
was " strolling about town the other
evening, he picked up the following
quaint poem. 1t was pathetically dedi-
Gated to any Of the 'femail persuasion
who are guilty of the crime OF which it
treats. Who the audacious, heartless,
impudent fellow is, he is at a loss to
know, but if he ascertains his name and
place Of abode, promises to have him
tried under the Military Reconstruction
Bill, and, if found guilty, smothered in
crinoline and such other fxtin's:
"She did not smoke, nor did she drink
Beer, porter, ale or rum
But oh she had one serious fault
That lovely girl chewed gum
"Her mouth was busy all the time,
And never did she come
To church, or any public place,
without her chewing gum
"Ths force of habits strong in death,
And when her time shall come,
Her epitaph we hope to see
She died of chewing gum"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22

A HANDSOME young Yankee peddler
made love to a buxom widow in Penn,
sylvauia. He accompanied his declara,
lion with an allusion TO two inpediments
to their union. Mans them, said the
widow 'Thc want of means to set up
a retail store They parted, aud the
widow sent ample means. When they
met again the peddler had hired and
stocked his store, aud the smiling fair
one begged 70 know the other impedi-
ment, II have another wife, said the
notion peddler.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22
Selected Sfisrellanp.
THE WIDOW LEEDoMs LAST LOAF.
BY MISS MARY r. TTRoPP.

Calm and deep peace in this wide air,
These leaves tat rcddcn to the fall 4;
And in one heart if calm at all,
If any calm calm despair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Commodore Vanderbilt is indeed the
rsilwsy king Of New York. He Was on
Wednesday elected President Of the New
York Centsal Railsoad. He 10 alse Preoi-
dent Of the Hsdson River and Of the HARLEM
Railroads, from New York 10 Albany, and
controls the New York and Erie.
The Aussicaa Beard Of Foreign Mis-
sions Is projecting great efforts In behalf ol
China, which Il considers ths great field lea
Tor the American churches. II will not,
however, contract its work in other fields.
The Bosrd asks foe twenty missisnasiss this
year for China itmsy med any next year,
and hundred the year after.
"A ysupg man 10 Nashville bought Z
can Of oysters and took them into ssloos
70 cook them BY placing the unopened con
in the stove. But few moments elapsed
beises startling explosion took plass. and
: man who was standing BY At the moment
received sS,ns Of ths sealding eentsats q
the can. = we'll as:coal and bsrning cindsss,
IN the faee. He sustained sems palnlul i
jusise. end u is thssght b win ssGse tks
entire loss Of bic syss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
DAVENPORT IOWA. MONDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1867,

The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland has
issued : proclamation declaring that the
holding or public funerals for the Feninns
executed for treason al Manchester, ID Sc
ditious, and prohibiting such dsmonstrs-
tions Of sympathy in the future
a prudsns old gentleman. Of Can.
bridge. Mass, had 5000 in United States
bonds. end kept them in valss 50 that h
might carry il With him wherever he wss..
and thus be assured of safety. he vent 70
Boston, Tuesday, took dinner Il : res.aa.
rant, setting hi. vali.s By him. After dir-
usr b. discovered that some one had carried
Of y.lise and contents and he has seen
| neither since.
We hear Of increasing distress in New
York city among the laborioR classes. On,
Of the daily papers Of that city states thai
there are at lcas. 1000 workingmen out q
employment, and .ha. not less than 5000
Door girls are vainy seeking for something
to do whereby to earn livelihood. Itrep
,esents that there is . general stagns,ion in
the trades, and that poverty and destitutior
exist 70 an alarming extent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
ae.l Estate .a.ra.sse-s.

FILED in the Recorders office, Scot, county
Iowa, up 70 O'Clock, Dec. IA, 1857
J,hn w. Davis, et ux et al. to Alonro
II Webb. E. X lot I, block 50, Ds-
veuport. .ON W
Nicolaus Mock, et ux, ~ Paul Funke,
~ $500 acres in the =. T. u sec.
20, township rs, r AE, Davenport
2Township .....................i ,l67 s5
Joseph Turner. Jr.. et ux, TO william
wilson. ". 4. n. ". i, section ~,
township Ts, n. r. S g., LsClsirs
ve~nship.... .....................s $500 u
December 18th, 1857.
L. +. Parker, st ux, 70 Cicero Close,
lot :. block IS, Davenport. 1880 OF
Henry Sutton. ct ux, 10 Anthony
L Diez. lot 3, block 10. Walcott. .. IS VI
James V. Westlaks aud Wellington b.
| Westlske. ct ux, 20 William Nutting,
| n. w. fractional section ., to~u-
ship 10, X. 8 E.. Sheridan township. $3.50 o.
Jane Read and husband TO lssaS h.
Daughenbsugh. N. section 80 and
W. 4. W. X. N. w. L. section ri,
| township 70. X. b., Cleona town
Jane Read and husband to Ro.ert NAL
| chow, N. w. section 20, township
| ~, *. !, Cleona Township. A.sSo Q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Da. KS.rr. formerly Of New York. who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
ten years. aud effected many wonderful
cures of old CnRosic DISEASES, CANCERS,
and Diseases Of the Eye AND EAR, which
have been pronounced IxcuEABLE by the
medical profession generally, can be con.
suited ~ the Scott House, Saturday, and
sunday Dec 2lst and 22d. as will be seen
by his card in another column.
Conaultation free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

MISSISSIPPI TsLsaaApH Llss.-The Du-
buqus Herald learns from Capt. White
that the line Is being built right along down
this way-the poles being set down as far
as Lacrosse At this time, and is intended
70 get along down a. far as keokuk this
winter. All right-the faster the better.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

WEDLocK.-Justice Peters, during the
year just closing. has done very clever
business in joining ma.rimonially Inclined
couples. lie has thus far solsmnixed 125
marriages. For she three months ending
December lst, ho made happy no less than
20 couples. That's what may be called DO
ng 10 with . rush.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

1Ot0er~s WOtmeWeV MotoeTWs
Don't fail 10 procure MRS. wINSLCW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all disease Incl
dsnt to the period of teething in children.
IL relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and by giving
relief and health 10 the child, gives rest to
he mother. Thirty Eve cents bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
Oncia' Pap Or Of the City.
CsTY NOTICES.

LsAsEnoLp on Third street for sale; pays
Is per cent. interest.
Three lots on Attn street good mill site,
for sale cheap; and over 400 otter bargains
all The time on hand, by
ELpalpGE 4 BRo.,
Land 4 Insurance Ag'ts. No. 40 Brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Lrsnr bread mskes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does H. Ask your grocer
for il. and take no ether II 10 decided
improvement over anv other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

SrExa's WINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be excelled for the invalid or con>
valeson,. They are highly esteemed for
sacramentsl purposes. N. B. Good Wine
makes good blood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Uss Lallemand's Specific fos Rhsumssisn,
Geut snd Neuralgia. II s6sstually destroys
I'll psison In the bleed. and performs rad-
cal cur.. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Bunxr Coak AND PIssoLs.-Kslly /
Leon, we'll known minstrel performers, who
have bssn recently performing in New
York. came into collision last TAursdAy. In
that city, with rival Arm in tho lamp
black businsss- Sam aud Tom Sharplsy.-
One firm mslignsd the other. impuened the
ethss's professional reputation, desisd The
others ability and worth, and called one an
other pet names. The sesult was . row.
and Kelly was knocked down. In rising be
drew his rsvolvse and fred two shots at
Tom Sharpley, one penetrating his breast,
killing him instantly. Sam Sharplsy then
flied st Kelly, the ball lodging in the back
part Of HE head. The police intsrfsrsd and
the affair ended. A Coroner's jury has rem
dsred verdict against Edwin Kelly for
killing Thomas Sharpley, and recommend
ing the enforcement OF the Law against
carrying concealed weapons. Sam Sharpley
and Leon have been discharged from custo-
dy on tho Withdrawal Of the complaints
against them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Surpna AZ LaCLAns HAlL.-Ths bth
Street NJ. E. Church have . supper at Ls-
Clsits Hail. on Thursday evening Of thia
wssk, foe ths bsnslt Of their Sunday School.
Donors are requested to send in donations
Of provisions Of al kinds, Thursday noss.
ing. to the Hall and the public generally
are invited to attend. A good time may b
sxpscted, ~ The young folks Of the Church
have taken hold Of the matter and will put
Through with energy.
The Burlington llasksYs places the lum-
Der trade Of that city a. follows: Luubss,
s4,Sls.ooo feet; shingles. IL, ,Ss2. 900 lsth
aad picksts. S.A75, 600. To the item d
lumber 4 adds |. .oOo, 900 feet By nisssllaa.
eess dsslsss. ssisias Ne laabse item 70 81.
elo, 900 fsss. IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
CIT Y 1T E M =.

CALL AT Horr's for the finest stock {
Piano Spreads every offered in this city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

TnR sLsioa BsLLs have been sounding
mersily ON lhs ear for three days past, but
the warm sun Of today has had the effect
Of reducing the slippery coat worn By
Mother Earth. and another day like this
will bring our sleighiog 20 the dsplorabls
condition OF aus0sspielt; which translated
into pure English reads very much like
''played out" Uolsss another fall Of SNOW
comes 10 the rescue, We fear our brief sea
con Of winter sport In swiftly gliding over
smooth surfaces to tho tune Of jingle, jingle,
will come to an untimely end.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Jusricss Cousr Justice Blood TINS
morning announced his decision in the case
OIL. r. Fargo ". Cavcndish. He decided
in favor of the plaintiff, giving judgment
for $i5 and costs. amo uniting 10 some Slb
or $40 more. This was . suit brought on
an installment due on . note given for Z
scholarship in the Iowa Normal Musica
Academy, and was . test case. Brown 4
Sully appeared fos the plaintiff, and Geo
L. Hubbel, Esq, for defendant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Tas BcRrIs OPERA.--Workmen are now
engaged upon the stage scenery and cur
tain, the upper part Of which has been put
up, and now presents very astistic appear
anoe The seats, ceilings and balconies are
receiving their finishing touches, and
and every thing bids fair Tor New Years
opening. II 10 plain TO be seen that every
thing has been done, and 10 now being com
pleted regardless Of expense. We should
not BE- in the least surprised il the Doctor
found himself out about 100000 by this
Investment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

TIE AxRRlcAH LEAD PsxcIL ConrANY OF
NEw YoAK.-Ws not only can beat Europe
in manufacturing black lead pencils. but
also in building Of ships. The reason Of
our superiority in building Of ships, 10 in
consequence Of the naval constructors using
mono other but the American Lead Pencil
fNew York. They can draw the model ofa
ship with one Of those pencils on half the
space Of paper than with any other, leaving
ample space for remarks. The pencils are
Of 90 fine texture that you can cut them to
the finest point; and in some cases you re-
quire magnifying glass 70 see the ii ne
ness Of the lines Tho company has re-
ceived prize medal from the Paris Exposi-
tion. They supply all the Govcrnm snt
Departments - we'll As the different States
Colleges, &C., 60. The company 10 com-
posed Of only three German Pencil Makers.
They employ l75 hands, turn out 300 gross
daily, and have invested quarter Of q mil
lion Of thcir own capital. The pencils are
highly recommended by ell the scientific
institutions Of the U. s., France and Ger
many, ~ superior for commercial drawing
and engineering purposes. Americans look
st this-sncoursge your own, rticularly
being cheaper and better. To be had at oil
ststioners in the Union, and at wholesale
houses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
DEN rnaTRH,

II '. DODGE. SURGEON DRNTiST. has re-
H. moved hs once to rooms over Warrnsrs
Store. Brady Street. bet I'd 4 "a streets Those de-
string hsst ca-s work will do well "a call Charges
always reasonable. AMI workmanship exeeisd by
none dccl4-df
GENTS WANTED $50. sS, $40. STAR
~ SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March Il. lsi7. II two threads aud makes the
gonuins Lock Stitch alike on both sides. All other
low priced machines make Chain Stitch. Grsa, In
dacemcnt- offered. Sead for Circlisre and Samples
Observing. Each Agent giving copy OF letters patent.
!. q. LArIiKDp " co. 80 an - Reynold-' block,
Chicago. oct23d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
y AMES VICKs
Importer and Glrower Of :
FLOWER 4 VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCnaEsTER. n. n.

Nicks Illustrated Catalogue
SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR lsss.
IL now published and ready 20 send out 1t makes
= work OF about one hundred large pages containing
fall descriptions Of the
Choicest Florers and Vegetables Grorn,
With plain directions for Sowing Seed, Culture, &c
lie beautifully Illustrated, with more than ono n
arsd Ane ID engravinys OF F1owcrs and vegsta
oles. ana a
BEAUTIFUL coLoRED PLATE OF FLOWERS
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oss oeautiui ~ well - he 00se instfuesivs work.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

o. TO rms Bss--0o to the Bryant = etsstton
Iowa State Busness College 10 get . thosough psec
ticai businses .iucation or % become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers. sd-
dross, (enciosing stamp) The Bryant . Suastun
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
1T. rsxpLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
tress. mv20-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Police CoUsT.-A countryman NAMED
Jacob Rails, who lives some eight milei
from town. imbibed 10 freely Saturday
night, that at lato hour he WAS found or
the street by Policeman Stisger, running
into everything that WASN'T in his way, and
abusing the lamp posts for obstructing hi
passage. The policeman volunteered q
escort aud took him 10 the calabooss
This morning Squire Dittoe taxed him
t7.so-whch he paid. much pleased to gs'
of % easy.
The Haas Boorsch inbroglio came up il
the police court this afternoon. Boerscl
has commenced suits against Messrs. Ia
fsenx. MArcusson aud yOgt for assault snS
battery. The trial was being had u IT.
time OF our going to press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Coon JoKs on THE FArHsR OF WA1KHs.-
We were once told by Antoine LsClsirs
| who was the frst white man who settled ia
this region, that the Indians used to ford
the Mississippi Oh the rapids above the pres
ent Railroad bridge, with perfect ssfety.
Mounted upon their mules they would ride
ont 10 . certain point, from which the ami.
NAL would make a plunge and then swim to
| an opposite point not far distant, and strike
bottom again lie said that the Indians
| used TO come here with their mules from
far down tho river to get the benefit Of this
ford, which has long been unused by man
Of any eslor. But the Gate City tells some
thing that eclipses all this fording business,
and what 10 most people will seem mar
vel--wading the Mississippi At Keokuk.
That paper Of the 18th says:
We learn that . successful attempt was
made yesterday 10 wsdo tho Mississippi.
Two we'll known citizens having provided
L themselves with rubber boots, strobe into
the river, on the chain Of rapids Just shove
accomplishing the hazardous feat. there
fore, let it 60 forth 10 the world, that 10 the
month Of December, 1867, the great river
Of the nation was successfully waded Al
this place-an incident that has never be-
fore occurred, and i may be long years ere
another eager itemizer will clutch his peacil
| to record = similar occurrence. Weston
! walked to Chicago from Portland. Maine,
and gained great applause, but the "wad-
| ists" OF Ksokuk accomplished feat in
crossing over the rapids Of the Mississippi
that for novelty and daring sclipses every.
thing Weston has yet done.
The Mississippi 10 shorn Of il mighty pro-
portions, and it moves sluggishly along. ~
Il feeling the insigniheancs to which ID has
fallen. The low-water mark Of other years
will be forgotten-ths low-wates mark el
1867. nscsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

OLD SRs1Lsss' FssrlvAL.-Ths annual
meeting Of this permanent institution. comes
of on Tuesday, the 18th Of January next.
The executive committss have secured the
German Theatre as the place of holding the
coming festival. They have obtained from
Mr.. Weideman the use Of the entire build
ing, and he has sgreed to furnish one Of
his best suppers for the occasion. AZ ne
understands his business thoroughly, .
rare treat in that line may be expected.
The selection Of the 0ssnon Theatre 10 .
good one. II gives the Old Settlers the
benefit Of elpasious quarters aad unsur-
passed accemmodationA They vii have .
large dining hall, parler, reception room,
and the large thsatss hall, oil we'll lighted
and heated. This arrangement will &C.
commodsts four hundred, with plenty Of
room. On this occasion Mr. Wsideman
will not admit eutsidss into any part Of
the building that the Old Settlers will
have full possession Of svs:y part thereof
Tor the good time which awaits them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

81. CGl A y Les HOTEL.
Corner Third and Harrison Ht0.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THIS NEW AND WELLFuRNI5HED HOUSE
l is now open to the public. Charges reasonable.
Dinner hours from IL to2P NJ
ag2y-diy NJ. REILLY. Pfaus,~fc.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

CALEsNEN LADIES OR GENTLEMEN. 81,
= per d4y u cell the LADIES GRM Send ~ cts
Sor sample. or circulars free I.AMPHEAR \ PER
KY CIsvrIa and. Ohio. octi9 dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

HoLipAY CIR GooDs--RIca AND RARs-
Detsrmissd 10 please old customers and
new; bound TO satisfy the demands Of
sverybody-oid and yeung. rich and poor,
Charley Plummsr hes opened out and
spesad forth stock sf goods that cannot
iAil 70 challenge the sdmiration Of this o.
any other people. In the book line be glo
ries in the most magnificent stock OF bibles,
prayer bosks, brought out in the richest
style; rare English and Scotch Edition,
bound In tree-calf. Of Shaksps'rs, Byron
Scott, and the poets gsnsrsl.y-the best
books ever offered here gorgeouslv bound
Aud 'Ilusrased gin books, illuminated TOY
oooks ior the little folks 10 every varisty ;
American, and German chremos-psefec,ly
dslightful--iramed o. not framed Gents and
Ladies' superior Turkey morocco trayellipa
bags, custsu made asd very desirable. TOUR.
isss' eases, choice aad COW snisui; rich bronx.
work in various styles. ana no end Of carved
bracket work; iioh rosewood, leather lioec
portable writing cases portfolios Of ever,
style, card eases. gold pens. choice cutler,
lin short he has brsoght out Christina
stock which for extent aud .cheics selses.e,
is particularly hard to beas-and whicl
must bring the grssnbscks right ssrsigh
up out Of the pockets Of evsry one VII
takes look q his well stored cases, coun
tsrs, and tables. Drop right ia and max
your ss'eetioss and dent be at. oil afraid q
giving Charley and Seth trouble, for 20
can't do Il Thsy have gpt ths goods tha
Will make ~ stass. 0e ~ ~.