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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

zns sock Of goods is al .nsv and ssSpsvioE
hnish, and win bo sold low to close emf
BEDsTBADa
aOo Rosewood. Mahogany, WAlnuA al Cherry
mo dossn Spring Seat. Cane Weed, nd Split
r Bottom Chairs. h
wARDRoBEs
Z GO Rosewood. MahOsany, and whlnis ward
BUREAUS
no Marble and Wood Top Burseua d diSsrsnt
kinds and styles N
TABLES.
an Extension and Leaf Tables.
AlAEss lot Of Cottage and Bedroom Set
An kinds Of Marble and Wood Top WaShstands.
Psrlor Sets Of all kinds, and ovsIy description o.
Furniture usually kept in first class estbbliahment
Purchasers can rely upoE it that every article sod
By me win be good Is represented. and will be ~
as loV - the same description can IA had in snV
s.asr storoin tbs South. ~
J. B. HUBBARD,
Corner Rampart And Psrdido ttrests,
de2a em New OrloanAi
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n 9zA NATTER og L L MANDE
'AARuRDt, a
VKyHEAEAe L 1. MaMnNNHs ar = 4,
! wv parinh u Orleans and afa15sai IA d Al
elar8d BAa 1InPt UNdaK Chi l.Ir 0aas5 "a II
:, taal, has this day Sled i a11 l - 4 Il r.
preYsne TOR diaohni e and & |1Aa 3tfE
~ lis debts and olnsr . d t18 I'|'a ~ ~ I
acf4@
Notice e ehe4afors gives
nFoVea their debta and 10 IA
est that ~ aItt day Of D.
Is n1aiGned fof tno hearts, f4 al
thoF May then and there al A 1884, aa4f q
any thsl have, WY She pII 4ff 81 b
.sA8uta not be granted. Il
UisFk once, Nsu orlsaiS. il.,l g ~ E
lakls12 Deputy elsA
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MoTHun no DEFA UITINa TAX.
EAYEMa.
A...sAnsel1I Ar1oaHns A. !. 80 Z

AmmsAMN lzEE Ar1oRERK'a Os1ozgl
Nc. CITY Han.
= Nss OElsans. peoafphsf vs. 1851
MOTION ~ HEREBY OWEN 10 ALE
~ persona ~ arFeaFa % ths city ~ New Or.
lean4 for AA4s9. uhother en- real b. pgraonal
property that the aaiEnlo and sale 81 the
properly taxed aeoard1g tbs nnasEelsant son sill
- made IN ~ EASES "a the tai due The city 70.
u HlE3TAND.
Gal1H1 Assistant tNiS ATTORNEY
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BANKRUPT BLANKS.
ALL THE
BLANK FORMS IN BANKRUPTCY
NOW Iseady.

We have eomDIstsd the printing OF ths BANK.
RUPToY BLANKS. seVenty,nine IN nnmber. in
e.adins the Schedules. and are rsAdy to supply the
demand in any desired quantity At the following
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

llzEAlA'1 , q llNlINI = = p,
c0FFoA EAaEan9 ANp ooNNlhsIoA MERuMANss
No. IA 0gsFiar aifeat, aaas onrneI cRrondala4
Few ufleAns La Qt61Gf t4ohfhe oOunf4F fnt tHe
Pafehasg 81 .1pPiies q ~ Andz caEsluls ena
JllfiN 3 Riiiif1Ri5s. oosimissinn zleEahAhi
No. - Odspu4zrIai atlfHt "a ka1Is 80. AtEfucas
alAee % efnalaE rents pF eithef hopss AAfin d&B
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LEGAL NOTICES.
wNHrkD sTAEEs RKsrREcr COyl Z
pIsTBIGE or LOUISIANA.

u YxA NATTER " L L NAM
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IONA S5s aSI tsSis 6Hsh
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DIsTRIcr or LOUISIANA
N rHE MArrEn o. ALgRED a. F0sHraHI
DIs1sI0s o. soul...EA J .

~ RHN MATTEa og \ =. LEW
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05

The National InteILgencer anal, zes thu
part taken by Speaker Colfsx in the recen,
scandalou debstes in the House, showire
how thourougiy partisan and how inconsis.
'enly unjust were his rulings. Logan and
Butler were sliowed 10 charge deliberate On
truth and rascslily upon gentlemen Of up.
posi'e eide, and were sustained by the Speak
er, while Mr.. Brooks was ruled on, of order
for an alIusioo to Billingsgs,e ss locality.
ln the ponneliy and Wsshburne debate. al.
20, Mr.. Cofox had not The courage TO aues,
a disgusting spectacle, simply because the
sclors were o: his party. The InseIIpencer
says In conclusion: "A Speaker, who 90 for
'orgets the integrity Of HE position &c 10
treat his acverssries with such marked and
rude injustice, and who lacks the decision
10 arrest res.,ting scene calculated 10
bring The whole body into disrepute, is not
'niy unit, but unworthy 10 preside over any
legislative body. except one OF the re epu,u.
ion which elevated Mr.. Colfsx 10 the chair.
md which opplauded with riotous lsuph,er
he ribsld jes's. low allusione, and shsmel less
ndecency OF Washburne and Donnelly. 81
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Don't Do II.

No. young man don't do il. Don't marry
dmples nor ankles. nor simpers. These
bits and scraPs Of femininity sre very poor
things TO tic 10. Marry the true thing
look after congeniai,y. kindred sympsthies @
disposition, ednca'ion, and IL these be joined
with social position, or even filthy lucre.
why don't let them stand in your wsy. &c,
wcman-not one of those psrlor lay ic.
ures-not one OF those psrlor su,omstums
that sits down just TO thump on a pisno, and
do'e on wbiskers. Living statutes are oof
things TO call into consultation. The poor
little n'nd that can scarcely fs,hom the
depth Of a dress trimming. can, be help.
mate OF any account. Don't throw your
time away on such trifiing :hings.
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The SEQUEL.

Our readers have all heard the story o
soepng the clergyman's tin Lorn nt y camp
'nestirg. 80 that when he went 10 cell hi
iiio'1 together. he blew the soap over hi.
brolher clergy men, and how he exclsirned
! brethren, have served the Lord thirty
years, and IN that time have not uttered a
pro'aDe word. but III be id il col,,i
whip the man that soaped that hornn
Our readers. we say. have all heard this,
bn' hove, perhaps never heard the seqoeI,
os given ns by gentleman present.
Sowe Two days after atoil, swarthy vii.
famous looking desperado enrolled upon the
ground and leaned sgsinst q tree, listening
to an eloquent exhor,ation TO repent, which
was being made by the preacher.
After a while he became interested
finally effected and then taking position
on the anxious SEQ, commenced groaning in
'ihe very hi,tcrness' of his sorrow. The
clergyman walled down aud attempted TO
console him. On consultation-he wss TOO
greata sinner he said. No, he was too
wss no mercy for him
why, what crime have you commitiedrI ?
asked The preacher; have you s,oIen!'
'Uh. worse than that"
What, have you BY violence robbed fe.
male iDnocen Gee sof its virtuen
Worse Than that. Oh worse thsn that!'
'Murderp gasped the horrified minister.
Worse than that! grosned the sinner.
Thessexcited minister commenced peeling
If his outer garments.
Here Brother Cole he shouted hold my
'ont. I've found the fellow tina, sosped my
lorn.'
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An "Ad Interim" Marriage.

Another curious case OF marriage occur.
RED near Grandvie~. A young gentleman
living in Johnson county. procured a mar
riage license in that county, and came ,c
Louisa county 10 carry away one OF it's fair
maidsns. lie engaged a clergyman OF
Grsndview TO tie the bymenial knot, who did
30 on The strength OF the Johnson county ii
cease. They sept on j, one night, but only
TO learn on awakening in the morning, that
If married at all. il was only 'ad interim,
so TO sPesk. for if the marriage was legal.
the parties engaged in it were liable 10
fine. What shou d be done! They couldn't
lake il back That was certain, and more
they did not want 10. A council was held
and it was decided that the groom and cler.
gyman should GO TO WapeIlo, procure a Ii.
cense, and 60 through the motion sgsin.-I
They came. and the groom wanted the Ii.
cese dated back one day to 'qiver accidents.
but the clerk refused. The license, how.
ever was issued, and the anxious couple
made one according 70 law.
WapeIlo Republican.
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Congressional Convention.

Inc Democ'scy of The Second District
viii meet in delegate convention st Mus,c
fla1. 10 New Albany. Ind y on Thursdsv the
llth day of June, 1868. at 10 O'Clock A.
M, 10 nominate a candidate Tor Congress.
also candidates for Judge and Prosecuting
Attorney Of the Fourth Judicis. Dis,ric,.
ard candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Of
The Circuit Court Tor the Second JudIci,,
Circuit.
Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,, ,he .lse and
eloquent champion OF Democratic priociris..
and Hon. A. p. EdQer,on, cur able end fe ar.
lees csnddsre for Lieut.. Governor. will be
p'esent and address The Copyen,ion. Gen.
Heuben {. kise, candidate for:Secre,srv Of
S'a'e' and other distinguished speakers have
been invited end are expected 10 be present.
snd address the Convention.
All persons opposed TO the parry in power
now are earnestly and cordially invited 10
De present. and hear ths.e sble eloqu.n, Al nd
able representatives Of Democrats princi.
pies.
BY order of the Congressional Committee.
LEVI SPARKS. Chairman,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05

TnE LEAp.-The Steomer Ocean Bell,
was going down the Mississippi river. will
a deck loud Of pig lead. AS she was steam
ing near a shallow place, The pilot gave h,
signal for the men forward 10 throw Tie
lead. II happened that The only man for.
ward was q green Irishman.
why don't you throw the Ieadr
Is it the lead you want 10 throw yer hon.
or! And faith where will be throwing III!
'Overboasd, you scoundrel!'
Pat took up a pig Of lead and threw il
the mate endesvoripg TO preven,
him, lost his balance and fell into the river.
The captain ran forward on the hurricane
deck and asked Pat why he did not throw
the lead and sing out how much water there
wat!'
Och, 'pon my soul, Captain, ] throwed
the lead, and the mate has gone down to
see how much water there is!'
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A Loyal Delegate Arrested.

Inc Ch'csgo correspondent of the Gin.
c'""'' Times. Republican paper, ssys:
Foster B'odce''. delegate from Georgia
10 me late Republican Convention. was sr.
'esied "n the complaint Of James C,,nvl..
g'e' late Of Savannah. who charges ,hse
while Blodseu was Mayor Of Auous,a.
some eight years ago. he caused the arrest
o' Cf'ngls on the charge Of being an .bo.
h'iohlst and sn inciter Of seville w,r ,h.,.
ana then doing him personal violence.
C'a"se. ~ho is now a practising LAWYER
in this ciy.rnd q Copperhesd, cisinn the
"oser''e sum Of S ioo.UO dsmoge. iuf .ucn
conduct. /" default Of bail Mr.. Blodpe,, r..
mains IN The custody Of the sheriff.
This fellow. Blodgets. il may be remembers
Cd Is now under indictment for perjury in
ueorsn. IN having falsely taken the iron
clad oath that he had never given did ,cd
comfort 10 the enemy. The first act of bos.
t'l'y TO The Uni'ed States in Geo,sis "a.
The seizure Of the United States arsenal AZ
Augus,s.nnd Blodge,i commanded The com.
pa"y who committed this outrage. He is n,
doubt proper Radical. ond in the Ch,csp.
convention was the right man in tine right
place." But we really think the bre,heru
manifested great deal of ingrsri,nde in le.-
ing him remain "in hoe" inst cad of poin,
Dis bail. j is now a question. we suppoe.
IS TO whether The Georgia or The Illinois pen
'e"tl'ry shall have the honor of giving shel.
er TO this eminen, patriot.
New Albsny Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05
The Hoosier and the Frenchman.

Hoos'er took dinner at u New Oneen,
hotel 'ae first day he had ever been in ,ha
city; observings gentleman, on the o,he
s'ce o! The table, put a good deal OF cst.u.
IN ''Is SOUP, thought he would Try the same
experimen'; 80 he took up q little bottle OF
pepper sauce and tried TO pour some out. A,
II came rather slow, he look out tbe s,opp.y
and seasoned his soup with half a wine. o lass.
'u'. Taking his spoon he dipped it full. 10.
ee'her with several peppers. and pm, il into
his mouth. The next instsrt I've spou,ed The
contents OF his spoon across the table in,o
french gen'lemsh's bosom and, bswIed
out
Water! water! Sookesond wild cats, give
me some water! I'm all s-fren
by gar, saIr! exclaimed the Ffenchmon
IN rage, Jumping Up from the table, Won
nave spoiled my sbirr, my vest, ssir. Spoii
Everything, sair. by gar. l she'll see abou,
this ssir" In The meantime the Hooser had
seized pitcher containing water and ha
tsken a treme ndous draft. Seuinc dow
the pitcher. he eyed The Frenchmsn for q
moment, end then yeIled-'Dod bias, yer old
shirt! S'pose | was goin 10 burn my in'ards
out Tor You or yer shirt! yer mesn cuss.-
Co'ne down 10 my boat and III give you one
Ot nine.'
II wss with much difficulty that .be
Frenchman's rage could be alIsyed, spdI
matters set straight again. And ever alter
'pepperssuce' wos o by.word, and sufficient
TO set whole table in roar.
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Proverbs OF Josh Billings.

II strains mans philosophy the wo.s
kind to laugh when he gifts beat.
All OF US complain of the shortness O
life. yet we awl waste more time Than W,
usp
Don't mistake arrogance for wisdom
many people have thought they we're wise
when they were only windy.
The man who kant git sheod wilhou,
pulling others hack is q very limited cuss.
The principal difference between a luxury
and necessary is the price.
Whenever the soul is in gref i, is taking
root.
Give the devil his DUE but be careful
that there sin't much due him.
After man has ridden fast onst he never
wants 10 60 slow again.
Those ismiys who are really fnsi. .clsse
never are airaid that they shall git cheated
out Of their respectsbility, while the cod.
fish families are always nervous lest they
mite.
II WON'T do 10 siir up a man when ;:e IL
thinking. any more than II will q pan OF
milk when the cream is rising.
u is ensy enuff 10 raise the devil, but he's
hard crop 10 reap. 0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05

CoLoRED DELEGATES s.-Inssmuch 40 some
unscrupulous de, who have no regard 70,
their word. deny with brszen assurance tho,
there were any negro delegates in the Chi.
cago Convention That nominated Grant and
Colfax, we clip the following from the Chi.
cago correspondent Of the Terre Hsu,e Ex.
press, an undoubted radical shee, Of the
strictesi sect:
Chief among the Louisians delegation is
Captain Pinchbsck and Mr.. Clay, who are
Of the colored persuasion, and are readily
distinguished from the white folks BY their
superior gen,lemaniy department, fine cdu.
cssioo, and lairpess OF complexion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05
10 the Point.

MI. Ralph w. New,qp. . broker 10 New
York. vas brought before The gusno mana.
gers Of impeachment, and iaterroga,ed for
hours, BY Butler. The private letter, and
kilograms Of Newton had been seized BY or.
der Of Butler. The witness wss ssked b.
Butler il he had not written certain letter
to Mr.. Smythe, Collector Of the por, st New
York, and indicated The contents Of the Ist.
ter referred TO. Mr.. Newton snswe cred ths,
ne had, and that he hsppensd to leave The
letter on the table in mis- room unfoIded and
that il was stolen from there.
Who stole i'?' inquired Butler.
J expect you did, responded Newton.
The witness was put under arrest four
times by Butler before he IVES dismissed.
-Cincinaati- -EnouiraY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05
~he Three Ben's with an T.

Three OF the most prominent end illus,ri
ous lights in the radical party write thei
Christian names Benjamin F., viz:
benjamin +. Butler, chief Manager in Ii,
impeachment plot. He stole spoons ono
hullied women IN New Orleans.
Benjamin F. Rice, csrpe, bag Senator
from Arkansas. He stole $4,000 Of a eli
en's money io Kentucky, gambled II of
and ran away in the night.
Decjsmin +. Wade. Presidenr OF the Sen.
ate, and professor OF .cursing and sweorine.
lie voted to make himself President Of The
United States.
Wbs, a lovely trio Of Beps to be sure. -
Poor Benjsmi1 Ffsnkiin! I,'s lucky ior
him that he did hot live 10 eds bis meme 90
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From 'he Quincy Herald.
General Combs Heard From.

! !he following ex'rnct from a letter re-
ceived 10 This city from General Lasii.
Combs The great old Wing orator Of Ken
lucky, sddressed TO his nephew, =. Il. Combs
Esq will be resd with interest nv nj
who remember the distinguished services III.
General IN old times rendered the Wbia
party:
LExrrcTor. KY. A pril 4. 1868.
MY DEAN NErHnw; I received your let.
ter OF the lG h, but have delayed an snswe,
ill could have my photograph 10 send to
your wife MS requested.
You know carried Kentucky for she
Union cause in lsCO by over twenty three
thousand msj,ri'y over the Brecken nridge Sc.
cession. Democratic candidate. / have ever
since been Union man-but because I be.
lieve God made man and every other ami.
mal rs he desired they should be-,hst the
negro is not a white man no more tbon
poIecat is lion. am denounced and pre.
tcribed by The present radical negro msniscs
as disloyaI ciiizan-as a scopperhesd'-
The crowned heads OF Europe are now, no
doubt, laughing St us,and our model repub :.
nc, running rapidly into a negro despotlsm.
we eeem TO have taken poor miserable
Mexico as our model instead of oteying the
Constitution and laws. God help us.
rely on the CON mon sense OF the peoole
md their patriotism to rebuke the upprio.
'iP'ed now in power at Washington, and
'onsisn them 10 merted infamy.
Yours truly,
LESLIE CoMBs.
s. r. Cours ESQ
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EVANSVILLE, IRDIAsAPoLIs AND CLEvE.
LAND STRAIGHT LINE RAILRoAD.-In Octo.
Der, 1854, this road wss soid by General John
Love, receiver, under q decree Of the Uni
ted States Crcnit Court Tor the District Of
lndisna, 10 Frsncis Fellows of Hartford.
Connecticut. and John J. Merritt, OF New
York city, who have ever since been the
sole owners thereof. tn December, 1867.
the Marion Circuit Court decreed that il
was subject to lien Of nes,y $4,000,
taxed owed BY the company previous 10 tho
sale, and ordered the rosd and fixtures
sold to satisfy the same and on Saturday
Iast il was struck If 10 the Hon. Jsmes
Morrison, ior the owners. Frsucis Fetiows
and John J. Merritt, aforesaid, wl,v in .th,s
mnnner redeemed ,be .E.n NseAS
3 Indianapolis Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05

Napier found, in church 10 the wilds Q
A byssinia, a golden chalice engraved witt
the royal arms Of Enelsnd.
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Only a Strangers Grave.

Only Strangers Grave.
Only a strangers grave!
A p'ass.erown grave, no carved stone
Tells who is lying here
No lowers upon this mound are strewb.
Upon il falls no tear.
Only strangers grave!
Perhaps taIher's form is laid
Beneath tha, turf TO sleep.
Whose children wait The well.known tread
10 vain they watch md weep.
Only a strangers grave!
lie had mother; does she know
Her darling died alone,
WIN none 10 cool his burning brow,
To hear his last fsin. moan!
Oh!y a sirangei's grave!
Perhaps loving sister longs
Her brolhe,'s voice u hear,
Unconscious that his manly Zones
Can never reach her eur.
Only a strangers grave!
Perhaps dear one there is
Who waite. and hopes, and fears,
And thinks OF his parting kiss
Win bitter blincing tesrs.
Only strangers grave,
What blighted hopes lie buried there.
Where bright-eyed daises wave!
Oh! never may those harsh ords hear
O"ly strangers g'ave.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05

"A man who was hit by a snow.storn
from a fve.story roof wishes II had been
Announced by all the trumpets OF the SKY,
that the storm was coming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05
y OseTDh TrllxEer.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
South East Corner ,f the Public Square
JASPER, IND,
AFFERS histhanks to the tizeneof Du.
" bois county and vicinity for their pact
patronage, and solicits a continuance and
extension Of the same, feeling onfdent thn,
ne can make Il to the interest Of persons in
want OF sny thing in his line 10 deal with
'm' as his motto is"smal profits and quick
s''es. May Is, '62.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-05

A WsII street firm has regular Isdy
customer who daiIy speculstss tbrough them
10 'he smount oi 6fty end q hundred Ikvu.
.snd Goliaa aAa .f
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What paper has the largest circulstion
C,un,crfei, fihy cent currency.
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CHE. lJL R RICEH.

CIGAR MAMTnAeYwIggs
East Side Of the Public Square,
JASPER, INDIANA,
ESPECTFULLY informs the public
- that he Is prepared TO manufacture
cigars o' oil kinds in the best style TO order.
on commission. or for cash. A good stock
o' az k'nds OF cigars constantly on hand
ana Tor sale on reasonable terms.
'u'y 20. lS67-tf Cl!. ULRICH
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When are carpenters like circvSs,ances
When they alter cases,
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DUBOIS COUNTY, IEDfAFA,B
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For squa'e Of 10 lines or less, week, 81 0
Each subsequent insertion, IS cts
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Notices o. appointment Of ndminis,rat ors
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Colfax's Partisan Decisions
LESLIE CoMBs.

s. R. Gowns ESQ.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-04-03
G28 HOOP SKIRTS.
WM. 7. HOPKINS GOWN MAKE"
1K FYSTDNE SKIRTS. y

are the best AMI Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skirts
in the market Trail Skirts, % springs. 81 90 30
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..Our Own Make of CHAMPION SKIRTS are
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worn to convince every one Of ;he fact. Manu-
factured of the best linen-fuisGed English Steel
Springs, very superior tapes and the style of the
metallic fastenings and manner of securing them
surpass for durability and excellence any other
Skirt in this country, and are lighter, more elias
tic, will wear longer give more satisfaction, and
are really cheaper than all others. Every lady
should tIy them. They are being sold extensive
States al very moderate prices. If you want the
best ask for ''Hopkn' Champion Skirt" If you
do not find them, get the merchant with whom
you deal to order them for you, or come or send
direct to US. Merchants will find our different
grades of skirts exactly what they need and we
especially invite them to call and examine our ex-
tensIve assortment, or send for Wholesale Price
List.
To be had at Retail at Mandatory, and of the
Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale Of the
Manufacturer only, to whom all orders should be
addressed MANUFACT0RY and SALESROOM,
72S Arch Street Between 9Th and 7th Sts.. Pa.
WM. HOPKINS.
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