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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'VE, the Subscribers, being duly appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district of Westmin-
ster. Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
tate of ASA MUXZEY, late OF Grafton in said dis
trict, deceased, and also all claims and demands
hibted in offset thereto; and six months from the
9th day of October last being allowed by said court
that will att end to the business of our said ap-
pointment, at the Dwelling House Of Jackson A.
ME- N Grai,9n t sag 81 dsiict On ne yn Gay
ten O'Clock. A. NJ until four o'clock. p NJ. on each
of said days AMOS Il. HEALD, co,r,s
PRESCOTT HEALD. Admr.
Chester Vt, Dec. l. 1868. 1881
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DEMORESTS MONTHLY MAGA.
ZINE

Universally acknowledged the Model ParIor Maya
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Sketches; Household Matters. Gems Of Thought Per-
sonal ana Literary Gossip Gncluding special depart
ments on Fashions, Instructions on Health Musie
ana Amusements, ETC., by the best authors and pro
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reliable patterns. embroideries and constant snc
cession of artistic novelties with other useful and
entertaining literature.
lady Of taste afford TO do without the Model
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a. 1early, s., with valuable premium; two COMES
$50 three copies, $3.50; five copies SIP, and SPLEEN
dld premiums for clubs at So EACH with the first pre-
NUNS NUNS 70 each subscriber. 6s- A new Bartram Il
Publication Office, SSs Broadway New York
iDemorest,s Monthly and Young America together
81, with the premiums for each 5l-5I
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Ephrnim Person. Ean.e,

STATE OF VERMoNTl The Probate Court in and
Dist. of Westminster. So ! for suid district
To all persons interested in the estate of EPHRAIM
PERSON late Of Jimacia, in said district deceased.
NOU are hereby notified that Elizabeth Person. ad
4 ministratrix of said estate. has filed her petition
in writing setting forth that it wond be beneficial to
the heirs and all persons interested in said estate
sell all of the real estate of said deceased for tn pur
of distributing the proceeds among the persons
entitled to the same, and has prayed for license to
said application be heard and decided at session Of
said court to be held at the Probate Office in Town
shend, in said district the Goth day of December
1863, when and where You be heard in the prem
Uses you shall see cause, c. b. EDDY, Regr.
Dec. l. 1919 '-a 4st 4a-6f
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Marrisd.

In Coldwater Mich Nov. 5. by Rev. N. Pierce.
ARBA BRO0KINS. Esq. and Miss FANNIE PAT
TERS0N both of Coldwater.
Als9 Noy ~ By ne same NJ EN N1S Ik6A o
water, -
Dec J. by the same, SAM'L, N. ANDR0US Of
Flint, Mich, and Miss EVA L. LEWIS of Coldwa-
ter.
In Chester, Nov 26th by Rev. E. s. Foster. RAN
SOM Z. BECKWITH of Weston. and LOUISA E.
WHITE of Londonderry. =
In Chester Dec. 4, by Rev. C. Hubbard, WALLACE
S. CLARK Of Westminster, and ANNA A, SMITH
of Keene, n. II. ...a.
In Putney, Dee s, by Rev. A. Foster Mr.. GEORGE
II. ALBEE of Walpole, N H.. and Miss MARCIA
RET Z. DAVIS Of Westminster
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18
Petition fer Divorce.
ELLEN L. ArcHERsoN) STATE OF VERMONT

CHAs. +. ATcHERsoN.J wIxpHAx IS.
supreme Court February Term 1859.
WHEREAS on the sd day Of November. A. D.,
w 1868, Ellen L. Atcherson of Rockingham in said
county. filed her petition in the Office of the Clerk of
the Supreme Court and for said county against
her husband, Charles L. Atcherson, now residing
without this state and gone to parts unknown to the
petitioner. setting forth that she is and always
has been resident Of said Rockingham; and that
the fifteenth day Of February. A. D. 1866. at said
Rockingham she was lawfully married to said Chas.
T.. Atcherson bv Rev. William n Wilbur minister
Of the Gospel and that on the eighth day Of No
yember, A. ID, 1855, at said Rockingham said Charles
e., without just wiifully deserted said petit
toner. and has willuy continued said desertlon to
the present time. and praying that the bonds OF mat
rimony between her and said Charles b. may pc dis-
solved. and divorce be decreed to said petitioner
by said Honorable Court.
Which said petition Is returnabe TO the term OF
the supreme Court next 70 be held at Ncwfane in
And Il appearing that the said Charles z. Atcher-
SON resides without this State. that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot be served him. il is
ordered thai the petitioner. publish the substance of
her said petition, with this order, for three weeks
succcssiyey in the BELLOWS Falls TInEs, printed
at Bellows Falls in said county. the last publication
TO be at least six weeks previous TO said next Febru
airy Term of said Court. which publication will be
deemed sufficient notice 10 said Charles E. Atcherson
to appear at said term of said Supreme Court. and
make answer to said petition.
c. b. EDDY, Given under my hand at Brat
Atty for Petitioner. ueboro. in said county. thus
ia-si r. TYLER. Clerk.
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Westminster Farmers Club.


OF officers. N. G.. Pierce, called the
meeting to order and w. r, Kimball
was chosen Secretary pro tenn. Proceed
ed to the election of the following officers
for the year to wit: Austin Goodrich,
President; M w. Davis, Secretary to-
gether with the old board Of Vice Pres
idents and directors. Subject for next
meeting Rearing and feeding of Stock"
MONDAY EVENING, Dee. 14th.-The
Club met agreeably to adjournment,
and was called to order, in the absence
of the president, by N. G. Pierce, Esq,
and j. 9. Richardson was chosen Chair
man. On motion of Mr.. Pierce, w. r.
kimball was chosen to superintend Cat
the expense of the club,) the necessary
furnishing Of wood and lights for the
hall. On motion of Mr.. Kimball, the
question for the evening was taken up,
viz: the Rearing and Feeding ofStock."
Opened by Dea. Mcneil. In reference
to the feeding of horses, believing he
was behind the times, for we used to give
horses all the hay they would eat and
water they would drink. When we
drove them off on the road and put UP
at the hotel, must be extremely cautious
not to give them grain until well cooled
off; but Mr.. Rarey says feed the grain
when they are hot; warm them up be-
fore you feed them, is the better way
and not feed them but little hay or give
them but little drink / don't know but
it is the best way. l think there is some
thing in it.
Mr.. Pierce thought the feeding of hor-
ses good deal of Importance, made
great difference how, what and when
you fed them and amid the merriment
of the club referred to the feeding of
garget-root; it would not do, for a gen.
tleman present had tried it to his salts
faction; but in the feeding of stock in
general, especially this year when corn
fodder and straw is so poor, should feed
some grain, and not let them get poor in
fore part of winter.
Club voted to suspend the discuss
ion and give the time to Prof Rarey,
who most beautifully entertained the au-
dience for an hour and half, upon his
somewhat new theory, in reference to
the rearing and feeding of horses, with
illusions from analogy to other kinds of
stock. [The abstract of the remarks of
Mr.. Rarey, we are obliged to omit this
week on account of the lateness of the
hour it was received. 1t will appear
next week.
At the close of his remarks, the club
passed vote of thanks to Mr.. Rarey for
his able lecture, and voted to adjourn to
next Monday evening, the same subject
to be continued.
NJ. w. DAVIS, Secretary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

Session of Probate Court for 500.
ST ATE OF VERMONT WEsTMINsrEp sc

N of the Probate Court in and for said district for
the year ensuing VIII be held follows; viz; Al Iho
Wednesdays of December March. June and Septem-
Ser at the Probate Office in Townshend, on the first
At the Inn of f. 4 H. Phelps in Grafton. on the first
ber
Given under my hand at. Townshend in said dis
trict. the first day of December A. D., 1868.
1901 ABISHAI STOpDARD. Judge
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

THE HoUsEHoLD.-We would again
call the attention of our readers to the
Household the neat monthly published
at Brattleboro. Welearn that Mr.. l.. II.
Eastman of Westminster is now canvas
ing this village and vic nifty and will
leave copy at every house for examina-
ton and perusal. All whosubscribe pre-
vious to January 1869 will obtain the
November and December number of this
year free, thereby receiveing areeelpt to
1870 for one dollar. Wehope thatall will
avail themselves of this opportunity who
are not now subscribers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18
DEMORESTS YOUNG AMERICA

Enlarged. 1t is the best Juvenile Magazine. Every
Boy and Girl that it says so all the Press say SO
and Parents and Teachers confirm it. Do not fail 10
secure a copy. A good Microscope with glass cyT
indeT 70 coming living objects. or good two. baded
pearl Pocket Knife, and large number Of other de-
Srabie articles. given premiums to each subscri
Der Yearly $50. Publication Office, sSs Broadway.
New York. Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen con,
les ten cents, mailed free. 5i5I F
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p sABIN'S GOODS

Are sold by n o. johnson & CO., Chester. C. N Lab
ar ee. Springfield, Burke Tenney. Springfield, Di-
Falls b. r. Aldrich, Walpole. Beal q Co., Keone, c.
Chase. Westminster, G. N. Barrett, Grafton. Har-
j. J. & l.. b. Hapgood. Peru. Manchester Trading
Co. Factory Point. Atwood-S Porter. West Towns
bend. A. Muz1y Jamaica. p. A. Chapman. Grafton,
and some others have or two pieces. Samples
will be sent TO merchants when solicited. i have
just finished. Dee 2 1865, new lot OF Farmers and
Mechanics' Cloth to which attention il invited
10 z. S. SABIN. Jr-. Grafton Mills. VT.
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1ifd.
Marriages and Deaths inserted PREF. Obituari,
including poetry. to be paid for according to lengtl

including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Windsor Nov. 30th, ADELPH0S TENNEY
aged G. years and months "
In West Windsor, Nov 18th, JERRY HAMMOND
aged 60 years.
Cole Mr. WILLIAM RUGGLES, aged 50 years, for
merly of Walpole, N. II. His remains were sent to
W. for interment. -
In Chester, Dec It'll, SED0RA A. THOMPSON,
aged 10 years. November 10th, Mrs; CLARRlSSA
BARNES, aged 70 years. Dec Z, Miss Lucy NJ 1
NER, aged 60 years Dec. s. Capt. XENEPHoN
EARL, aged 81 years. -
In Putney Dec 10. Mr.. WIN. BACON. aged 6l.
In this village, Dec. Is BENJAMIN SPAULD-
ING. aged 50 years.
in Saxtons River. Dec. 16. L. C. BARBER, aged
IS years.
In Keene N H.. while on a visit at her son in law
Robert Munsill. Dec. 10. in paralytie mt Widow
SARAH HILL, aged 81 years. She formerly resided
in Putpey but for the last three years in Proctors
Vile.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

The TIMES FOR 1S69.-We do not
propose to put forth any high sounding
prospectus or elegant premiums and
promises for 1869, but with another
years experience in our profession and
acquaintance with our patrons, think
we may assure them that the TINES will
be no worse than it has been, and hope
Tor continuance of the generous sup
port accorded to us heretofore.
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enough of those outside the school have
yet handed in their names, though we
understand Mr.. Allen is willing to devote
the necessary time to another class if de.
sired. Young people, again we say do
not lose this golden and unusual oppor-
tunity,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-W hone the
season for presents will not pass without
being fully improved by all in some
manner. Among the little ones and
young people especially it is season of
reasonable expectation, and the pas and
mas should "come down" from their
pockets, and then see the children fairly
sparkle with joy as they examine their
stockings Christmas morning!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18
For Sale.

WISHING to go South. 1 will sell M, Store and
w Stock. Store Is located at LyndonEille, town OF
lyndon Stock is Flour and Grain, W. l. Goods. &c.
Bnsiness large and rapidly increasing, Amount of
nresent Stock and Real Estate about 5000. "A rare
chance for good business man. For full particulars
call on or address. L. r. bkoN y;
5l-52s LyhuohNhle' W.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

resent circulation of the TIMES il
bwn $40.
HIS Emma L. Morse will speak il
.talist Hall at Baitonsville mex
n,
i ]. Kraetzer had the end of hi!
cut off on Friday of last week,
|sing it caught in a circular saw.
Alton & Cheney at Brattleborc
xntdono all their previous efforts in
goods.
hiring five consecutive days 16, 57S
\ potatoes passed over the Cheshire
on their way to market. Or
alone over 5000 bushels were
n fire was discovered a few night.
the Rutland d Burlington rail
y p in some wood, but was discov'
&cly, and extinguished before do.
Y damage.
Slton & Cheney at Brattleboro are
epared than ever before to sup
customers with a great variety
tmas goods at low prices.
Ihnson & West, boot and shoe
5>turers at Charlestown. n. H.,
~ ID out their establishment to
N Co., by whom the business will
y N on hereafter.
Id. Bridgman's trout ponds have
IN the objects of special interest
kfe present spawning season, and
|, he last few weeks he has pro-
lken one hundred thousand eggs.
\ death of L. C. Barber of Sax
on Wednesday of this week,
baratively sudden, having been
III sick with pneumonia on Thurs
Sing of last week.
tlhe fremen's meeting on Satur-
&ning, there was about the same
&3resent as helped draw the en-
Lie burning Of the forge shop.
: Gaerefore be considered a full
w }"
hs Lamoille Ne,esdealer at Hyde
IN donned new dress of type,
nelly improved, and under Col.
administration is a live paper,
3|ydeserves and no doubt receives
Hl5upport in Lamoille county.
Brink, an elderly gentleman of
Elk, met with a severe accident on
|yot last week, by having his hand
AIN planning machine, and cut
into pieces. Drs. Robinson and
y &nputated his hand at the wrist.
kigh Amadon returns from
his week, with a new stock of
Nancy goods especially for the
mde. just call in and examine
1t comprises new styles, at
&tures and cannot fail to please
Sners.
Baptist friends in this village
" have Christmas Tree. The
&hool will be reorganized next
BID all the children and friends
4 in the school and in the pros
salertainment are requested to be
~ jackson q Co., have handed
dvetisement too late for insertion
NJ They have a fine stock of
~ fancy goods for the season,
tor presents, and will be happy
their customers with anything
me at reasonable rates. Ad-
nent next week.
f Mbscrlbers in several towns in
au and Windsor counties who
sFeptore been in the habit of pay
description to an agent in the
q ! January can do the same for
msulng, as that will not inter
pe advance system, and will
ed as advance payment.
aseftlsed Letters Joseph Bar
Chase, w. H. C. Copeland,
nstman, Miss Adeline Morse,
talNpher, Edgar Rilla, Joseph
Major c. p. Stone, Jasper
neld for Postage, Henry Brew
Vt, E. c. Bigelow, East
vt
Ping attention to the advertise
I, Brown in another column
om Vermont Union " pub
lyndon: {" We can confidently
fOwn has the best business in
'ihepricehe offers his real estate
tapest property We know of
There is certainly an excel
for business man with
S6OOO or sSOOO."
'nd Blake and Geo. Brown
fnIoying fine success in fishing
since it froze over, catching
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Wanted :.

a COOK for private family. No washing. Wages.
~ sI5 month Also nurse to take entire charge OF
baby SIS a month. Apply to LEANITT HUNT,
Weatherpield, VT oil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

ASSAULT AND ARREsT.-Jack Bohen
and Patrick O'Shannessy were arrested
and brought before Justice ]. d. Bridg-
man on Wednesday evening for assault
in resisting officers Taylor and Griffin,
who were trying to arrest James Mans
field who had made an assault ON p. S.
Hutchins. Bohen was fined twenty dol
lars and costs, Shanessey ffteey dol
lars and costs 1t appears that Mans
field had conspired to and did assault
Hutchins and had several "hackers"
present for the occasion. Capt. Taylor
finding there was combination, called
upon Capt. Griffin to aid in making the
arrests, in doing which the battle be-
came general all along the line" the
field extending from the livery stable on
Westminster street to the corner of Fairs
store. The scene was very lively for
few moments and the officers called for
re-enforcements, and aided by w. S. Ny
ers and George Slate the "rebels" were
soon defeated with "great slaughter" and
total route. Mansfield, however escaped
and is not to be found. We understand
the only foundation for the assault was
the fact that Hutchins had previously
slapped younger brother of Mansfield,
for impudence and brandishing a knife
at him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18
COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLUTION

THE eopar nership heretofore existing between the
l undersigned under the name of N o. johnson &
CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent Abel
johnson retiring from the firm. The business will be
continued under the old name.
n. O. JOHNSON.
A. Il, JOHNSON.
=, ...,... A, S. H0LBR00K.
Chester. Dec. A. 1865. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

CHEsTER-Capt. Xenephon Earl died
very suddenly on Tuesday eve, the Sth
inst He had been at work as usual dur
ing the day at his trade of butchering.
On reaching home he remarked that
" He had never been so cold in his life"
and falling forward upon the floor ex-
pired instantly. On removing his boots
his feet were found to be wet and his
death was undoubtedly caused by con-
gestive chills. He was sixty-seven years
of age, a man of warm affections, ready
quick wit and will be much missed in the
community.
Our town was the scene of lively
hustle on Saturday the 18th inst, the &C.
casion being the removal Of the old
" Hadley House from its site on Main
street to a new lot on Grafton street.
Thirty-two pairs of oxen were used in
drawing the building and the display of
cattle much exceeded that usually seen
at our county fairs. Messrs. Deming d
Mead have bought the house to re-ft it,
invited all hands engaged in the moving
to dinner at the Ingraham House, and
some forty sat down to one of Henry"
excellent dinners. On the old site left
vacantiti expected an Episcopal Church
will be erected the coming season.
Mrs. Pember & Co. have opened
milliner's shop in the building formerly
the Central House, and a man by the
name of Clark has opened eating rooms
in the basement below.
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Wanted.

SECOND growth BLACK ASH TIMBER. Apply
~ TO TARBELL & R0YSE.
Bellows Falls, Dec. s, 1868 so
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Dissolution.

TNHE CoPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing un-
L under the name of Tolman & Richardson is this
day. by mutual consent dissolved, =
J. G. T0LMAN.
Dec. 6, 1868. 5-52
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CATTLE MARK EFT.
:
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

l., z, y.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veals
This week, 3035 1911 100 $500 90
Last week. 1898 1875 go 1900 90
One year ago, 2767 l2277 600 5000 90
PRICES.
Prices Of Market Beef.-Extra, 1870 a $500
first quality. $1,000 1880; ID quality 1050 Sits
third quality. $500 a 1000,
Prices of Store Cattle,-Working Oxen, 2 pair SIZE
a 275
Mich Cowg.-35 a $40. Extra SIS a, 800, Far
row and dry. $50 a $50.
Stores.-Y earrings, IS a %. Two years old, $40
O. IS. Three years old.s50 q s75.
Sheep and Lambs,-3 80 Extra good, 50, a 0,0l
2 h on live weight
Hides.-10l3 a lie a H.
Fat Hogs 61935c p n.
REMARKS.-The market was slow this week and
rather favored the buyers though prices may be con-
sidered about the same the average for beef being
II TO l3c. Sheep also slow and dull and prices
rather less than last week ranging from 81 to per
head Live poultry continues at IA to 1Sc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

CHRISTMAS TRADE-Don't fail to re-
member just where to get your christmas
presents. Look at our advertising col
umns. Some who did not get their adj
vertisements in in season, we have men
toned elsewhere
johnson & Babbitt have a fine assort-
ment of nice books and fancy goods. It's
a capital stock to select from.
0. F. Woods has very large assort-
ment of fancy goods, toys and most
beautiful stock of confectionery, and all
the periodicals.
Skates you will find at Arms & Will
sons.
In the " fine arts" call upon p w.
Taft and get a picture of your immor-
tai phiz."
Amadon has the solid and sparkling
metals, with a new stock of beautiful
fancy goods.
NJ. d. jackson & Co., have store
full of entire new and nice things from
top to bottom.
At Brattleboro, the greatest variety of
nice things will be found at FELTON, &
Cheney's.
Don't forget Keyes at Springfield.
At Chester you will of course call up
on friend Maxfeld See his fresh an
nouneement first made last week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18
~ II | l. b l. A / N S II!

cure for them in the use of /. GLYNN'S chill
BLAIN SALVE. He warrants a cure or no pay so
you run risk in trying it. II can be found at john
son Rabbits, Bellows Falls A, Williams Il Co,
vicinity. Try it
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18

DAPER AND ENVELOPES,
For Sale By - +. T. Ed" hhDS-
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Ping attention to the advertise
Y, Brown in another column
Rom Vermont Union " pub
.yndon " We can confidently
fOwn has the best business in
lhepricehe offers his real estate
eapest property We know of
There is certainly an excel
Tor a business man with a
S6OOO or sSO0O."
:e'nd Blake and Geo. Brown
fnJoying fine success in fishing
since it froze over, catching
q, humber of very fair sized
pave our thanks for a couple
one of which measured 223
myth. Quite a number must
&c pounds each.
''cie on the late DIR. Story of
'Or' has been delayed from
while vainly waiting to see
a aa'e of his death. As that
cared elsewhere, that we have
'' Its publication no longer,
4 pay as early as possible our
a 70 a worthy man. P. S.
going was written we learn
occurred Friday, Nov. Is,
his age was 20 years and
class for those attending
vi has been formed, but moi
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For Sale by
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-18
HORSE RADISH,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER,
CROCKERY g. GLASSWARE

and anything you want in our line we have for you
cheap. and of the best in market.