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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-27
OBITUARY.

oas, his residence in Coo township,
Sabbath evening, October 18th, Hon. A,
Coe.
On the 18Th, meeting of the citizens of
said township ives called at the Fairfield
school house to give some expression OF their
feelings relative to the sad event
VIM. C.Pearsall was called to the chair and
A. Harper was chosen secretary
Henry Saddoris, A. Harper WIN. -
Pearsall, r. J. Il. Baker and George Alien
were appoint committee on resolutions
The following are the resolutions OF the
Committee which were adopted.
Rssolred. That in TIE death eff Hon. A, ;. Coe
the community has lost highly valuable ah'
much loved citizen.
Resolred, That his life, as one of our oldes
citizens, of unblemished integrity and ever wake
full and intelligent in every good local object, wo
onr entire confidence Us well az greatly attache
us to him as tried and safe friend
+ Resolred That while we sadly feel hls loss |
, the many more general waysin which the deaf
of man of his standing and character must n
ways cause especially do We feel 1t as staunc
!. friend and supporter Of Christian truth and pm
ontrophic reform. The Church Of Christ has 10
4 a ntllar. the Sabbath school cause wide awa'
/. worker, and civil liberty an old and tried irien
. Resolred That the family have our warm al
y feeling sympathy in this loss of beloved husbai
l. nd afectionste father.
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Mail Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL--arrivss at
4:30 A. M. and b:35P. M. Closes ct 7'2O A. NJ
and P. M.
PORT BYRON MAIL--vis Wsssrtown, lamp
ton. Rapids City, Port Byron and CordovA,
lie ayes at $40 A. NJ; closes at $40 A. Nd,
and arrives at 800 =. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAtL--(by cara daily, leaves
IA. NJ, and arrives P. M. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-srrivea at 9;3s
A. NJ. and lO:O5P. NJ. Closes at M. and
l0P.M.
ALRDo MAIL-viA Camden Mills, AndaIu-
sis, Edgiugtsn, Hamlet, Psrryton, Aledo, high
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, oquawka, 10
| Oounwka Junction, (Bagetown), leaves daily
between s Q A. NJ, and arrives at b;3o r. M
| Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Haslitt But
falo Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
| Greek, and Millersburg, goes by this route.
| MONMOUTH MAIL-vis Presumption, suss
| Viola, North Henderson, spring arove, sn'
Richland Grove to Mon mouth, leaves tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays at a. M
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and frl
day at P. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supphe
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week Ar
rives Friday evening, at o'clock, and leave
Saturday morning. at . O'Clock.
SWEDONIA, via Rural, twice week; arrive
Tuesday and Fridays, at $3.50 P. NJ, and leave
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1880 A.
) This route terminates at New Windsor.
, Once hours from 7;CO A. M. to 500 p. M.
=. ma~ gundays, open from TO 10 Am.
:. NJ. B. OSBORN, Post Master.
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DISTRESSING FIRE AT CAMP MCCLELLES.
A CHILD CONSUMED IN THE FLAMES
The dwelling of John Boog, laborer at
Lindsay & Phelps mill in Davenport, was
destroyed by fire yesterday and one of his
children consumed in the flames. The lit
tie fellow, only four years of age, was left
by its mother locked in the house while she
went to O neighbors on an errand. During
her absence a neighboring girl discovered
the house on FIRE, when, the Journal says,
the alarm was given and assistance soon
came. Finding the door locked they burst
it open, when the fire rushed out, and in a
momen. the whole structure was in blaze.
The parents soon reached the spot, but
when it was too late, as everything was
burned to the ground. and with it their little
child. Everything in the wide world that
this poor family possessed, has been des-
troyed. except the clothing they had on
them. In the fathers trunk was the savings
of long toll, amounting to $3.50, which they
hoped was nucleus of the means to pur-
chase small farm. All their clothing and
the winter stock of provision, the trunk Of
the daughter who was working out, ell
burned. Seven hundred dollars would not
more than cover the loss, this poor
family sustained, who have life to commence
| again.
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CONTINUANCE OF THE Coal FAMINE.-The
Davenpor. Gazst.e complains again to-day,
of the coal famine, and says the scarcity is
causing much sufierng,a las well assertions loss
oftrade, in that city. The poor who live from
hand to mouth and buy fuel only when need
ed, have been unable TO buy their supplies.
Farmers have come there from Ceder coun'
ty, as well as from the exterme northwestern
parts of Scott, only to return without the
coal they needed. They return home dis.
gusted with Davenport and usually without
making other intended purchases. -
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE or ILLINOIS, In tns SHoais Dou''
Rock Island County, ofthe January iefm'
A. D. 1870, In Chanoery.
Maria b. Hayes VS.. Amherst Hayes, ROLAND
Hayes, Chester Hayes, Gordon Hayes, Homer
Hayes, Nancy Alderman, Batsheba Dib6ie,
Harvey II. Coe, David b. Coe, Mary Coe, Ds-
vid B. Coe I'd, Elmer W. Coe, Oliver W. Coe,
Sarah A. Bugbee, Elizur Hayes, Harvey D.
hayes, George II. Hayes, Nelson A. Hayes,
Bliss II. Hayes, and the unknown heirs OF
| Benjamin X. Hayes, deceased.
| To all of the above named defendants in the
above entitled suit:
Notice is hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and that sum
mons has been issued ag ainst you therein. Now
unless you shall personally DO and appear bsfor'
said Court on the fret day of the next tern
tbsreor, TO be holden in the Court House, in thu
city of Rock bland in the County and Stat
aforesaid, on the FIRST MONDAY OF JANU
AIRY NEXT, to which time and place the sal
spmmons il made returnable, and plead, answe
or demur to the bill for partition in said sui
fled, that the same will be taken for eonfesse
a, against YOU, and decree entered accordingly
Rock Island, H., October. A. ID. 1867.
! SAMUEL p. HODGES,
Clerk Of said Court.
Cook & DRuRY and II. c. CoNsEtLN,
oetsOy4t. Co~plainants Solicitors.
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Error ARGUS Il see you published an
article in your paper headed, "Religion in
the Public Schools" 1t reminds me that
our Board of Education agreed that fifteen
minutes before schoo! hours, the teachers
NAV open our schools by reading chapter
in the Bible, and repeating the Lord s
PRAYER, without note or comment. and il
was not obligatory upon the scholars to be
present, as the regular school hours com,
meuced after this exercise. now learn
that this exercise is brought within the reg.
ulsr school hours. Can any one inform us
BY what authority the change is made?
CosscirseR.
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DECLINES JuplCIAL HoNoRs.--lt appears
that Lewis S. Knott, OF this county, is the
regular jail correspondent of the Daven'
port Journal. That paper is in receipt of
another letter from Mr. Knott, declining in
the most peremptory manner, the judicial
honors lately attempted to be thrust upon
him by the Journal in its account of the
trial and almost execution of the negro vii.
son. Knott is indignant and says most EN-
phatically he did not.
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RAILROAD AID.-The State Register says
that MCLEAN county, and the towns and
cities therein, have voted $80,o00 in bonds
for railroad aid. Of this amount, 1926, 900
have been issued; S480,O0O bear per cent,
interest, and 100000 per cent. interest,
The total annual interest is, therefore, Sea-
00O The equalized value of all the prop
erty In the county is SIC, 926,707, A tax OF
one.half per cent, will nearly pay the inter
ost
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Bamberger i, offering double width Beaver
Sackings at $3.50 per yard; Ladies Fur Sets
$3.50; Nubias, soc; Ladies Japan Switches
35c; Prints as low as &c. He invites the atten
ton of the ladies to the winter styles of Backs
Wraps shswls and Knit Hoods, just received.
Gentlemen's Clothing made to order 20 pc
cent. cheaper than any other house in the city
Good fits warranted. New cutter.
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Card OF Thanks.

In the confusion and complete disarrange'
ment Of our affairs in consequence oil the
late fire, we have net till now done our own
feelings the Justice to return to the citizens
of Rock Island and all the fire companies
our heartfelt thanks for their generous ana
valuable services and kindnesses to US on
the occasion of the burning Of the Rodman
House. We cannot discriminate when so
much is due to 30 many, but cannot refrain
from mentioning the name of Mrs. Cropper
whose kindness to the members OF our IAN
ily was of a peculiar character.
j. s. HUTCHTSs,
MRs. j. S. HuTCHINs.
Oct. &c, 1869.
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KICKED BY a HoRsE.-At an early hour
this morning, while Joseph Cummings, an
employee in Mr.. Dimick's livery stable was
walking near vicious horse in the stable,
he was kicked in the face and very severely
injured. His jaw.bone was broken, aud
his face badly cut and bruised DR.. Plum
mer was called and dressed the wound.
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A CURE FOR GRIEF.

It's said that absence conquers love
But know it to be lie,
For he has been gone about two DAYS,
Aud Y recN al. &c should die
He told me when we parted
That if could not stand it
| had better 60 to Mrs Tsylors
And buy pretty bonnet.
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THE DAVENPORT CoFFER DAN. - The
steam pump which has been exhausting the
the water supply of the Golfer dam for the
bridge abutment, has exhausted itself and q
new one has been ordered from Chicago,
which will probably arrive to-day, when the
work will be resumed, ond the mason work
| annn commenced.
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TO BUSINESS ngEN.

We would call the especial attention oil bu''-
ness men to the fact that the ARGUS Office does
Ruling, Binding and Blank Book WORK, OF every
description. We keep Papers, Envelopes Gard
Rosrd Tags. and all such stock on hand, and
print them to order, The ARGUS OFFICE Is the
only place in this vicinity where first class job
of printing Gun be done--and where it is done
neat, quick and cheap.
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At Aiken 8

Just in by express foil assortment of
Kid Gloves in all sizes and and colors Al
so Hoop Skirts in the most desirable shapes
"a full stock of Amana Society Yarns and
Flannels, Black Alpaca of every grade and
price. In these goods we challenge compe
| tition.
c. NJ. AIKEN.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the License for
IN the use of Rubber in dentistry, held by
DIR. james NJ. McCauley, Rock Island, HIS, is
hereby rev oked and declared null and void
All per,ons are hereby cautioned against pur-
ehasinr Rubber Dental Plates Of said James NJ
McCauiey or of any parties NOT licensed by
this Company, as by so doing they render them
.elyc. equally liable to prosecution for infringe
ment. 4 reward will be paid for information
that will lead to the conviction of any parties
Of unlawful usc of our Patents
Boston, Sept. 9, 1862 a,r.co,,
Treas. Goodyear Dental Nu!cantte Co.
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Wadsworth & Co.

Are now prepared to show the finest stock oil
drees goods, shawls, cloakings, warps and fancy
dry goods ever offered in Rock Island. They
have also on hand the best assortment of carpets
nattings, floor oil cloths, rugs, &C. to be found il
this vicinity, and at prices TO suit all.
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have now in stock full line of the above
goods, in all the leading colors. Also new in
voice of nanpels from the most celebrated Illinois,
Indiana and Pennsylvania Wooden Mills. Gar
pets and oil cloths at bargains.
r NpWpTRGER.
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FoR the cure of all Bronchial and Throat
Diseases, and Consumption in its early
stages, nothing equals DR.. Perce's Alserss'
i've Extract or Golden Medical Discovery
Sold by Druggists, or send three dollars ano
twenty-five cents to DR.. r. V. Pierce, OF
Buffalo, n. Y, and get three bottle Tree OF
express charges. W~l'
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The rooms of the Young Mems Library Asso-
citation are open from 10 A. NJ. until 10 P. NJ.
every day except Sundays. large and we'll
selected assortment of works now on hand.
Tickets three dollars, W hicn can always be pre-
cured of the Secretary. may6dly.
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CosrRAcTs for building bridges on the j.
& St. P. Railroad between Dewitt and Ma
quoketa have been let to John Horribly Of
Davenport.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No, IS, I. o. 0. F., me eti
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall
southeast corner of Illinois and Eag,e sts., al
n O'Clock P. NJ.
c. B. KNOX, N. G.
w. HAMILTON, r. s.
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Fine Solid Silverware.

A choice assortment of the latest patterns
suitable for wedding and other presents, just
received at Rutenbeck 4 Co.'S, rs West Second
street, under the Newcomb House, Davenport.
SoTnTh
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Fopry Cent? line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head
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RocKroRp RoAD.-The Alton Telegraph
says an enthusiastic meeting was recently
held at Brighton in the interest of this enter
prise.
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Tho Greatest Bargain Yet offered

The largest assortment of Beaver AstrIcuns
and Chinchilas ever seen in Rock Island can be
had at extra low prices by calling on May Bro s.
A full line of all kinds af trimmings.
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HAVE you seen O'Day's new sign? Look
for il on Illinois street, next door to hrells
confectionery store.
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DIED.

sTRATE--In this city, on Wednesday morn,
ing, Oct 9th, Mrs. Auguste strate, wife oil
Ernst Strate.
The funeral will take place from the house,
corner Of Rock River and Dock streets, near the
Catholic Church, tomorrow afternoon at -
clock. Friends are respectfully invited
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FoR fresh Buckwheat Flour 60 to the
Warner mills.
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Masonic,

Barrett Chapter No. is, R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tuesdays
of each month.
HENRY BuRGowER, II. P.
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"HURRY UP YoUR CAKES" and 60 to the
Warner mills for Buckwheat Flour-war'
ren.ed to be the "pure quill"
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DAILY MARKETS.

For the very attest market reports from
New York, Chicago and St. Louis, see our
first pape,
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WOLF hereby gives notice that he will. as
l.. formerly, devote his attention to his Dry
Goods business exclusively, and thanking the
public for past patronage, asks for contn nance nan
| of the same. handsome assortment OF Dress
| Goods, Shswls Ladies Furs, and Blankets, is 10
be found there, and will be sod very cheap.
| Union copy. oct%""i"'
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LOCAL CGEU&II.

FIvrsEv CENTS line will be charged foI
zach insertion of articles under this head.
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To-Day's Advertisem't s
Tinner Wanted.

Thy GEORGE W. SMILEY, at corner Of Sec
d oud and Harrison Streets, Davenport
Iowa
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DAILY argus.
wednesday Evening, October ~, 1869.


Orders for Job Printing will meet with promp.s
attention At the ARaus OFFICE, and be executed
In the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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GRO. l.. CARLTON, sec'y.
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NOTICE.

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1t is very evident to everybody with an
idea in his head that typographical error
made I'VE of what was written and intend
ed for she" in the paragraph from the AR
Gus. Make this correction, as every reader
of the ARGUS must have done, and ii is lit
orally true that what the editor saw and did
would be highly improper to publish 10 any
paper, even the Rock Island Union. Fur
thermore, his repeated attendance at dram.
shops was the most venial part of it.
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pUgTNHSS oAxDS.
n. C. CONNOLLY,

r~ouNRY ArLAw AND NOTARY PU I.,
a t;s posk Island, Ill. Once over 'h' i'''
once. ----~
, 1869-09-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY sErTEMBAR Il. 1869.

tton. and yet thrr wcso eaile's on 10. act on tns
has r., IN 9a' pn, t4 %Go Is m
II lAr iheIn tay hey were glad The rlarrs wcrc
lopir tatefp. I1Jaiis 10 n1n negro 0ncsiIon waa
II would not do to bsing u negro yara stick 10
II trnstru th.s woirAn question. aan Objected TO
ride lEaurH 49,. .-..
Mtas ANTHONY e1plsues, That JuiEa Waltz
hui urged her not to Introduce nn,thing ngsin1t
i've Fifteenth ApendUtpt
Judge WAITE AIptc And spoke 1T Frea4 length
The resolution va s1orteis; nocs, {
1liE Willy JAItsoS.
: A tall young man, with Eide HhisfRt7, aurWeHnR
TO she naMe ot ". I. Jami:on, got up and wanted
to Know II peston coala state Il few obicction1
10 the MonoaD1 suffrage Cause
MF Il, Ea1 ,espo1dsd thas he could
(: The YOUNG MAN staicd that he wanted 10
Gs1e The objections 70 re:ute them
He slhicd that an aIlus,on had becn 1nadc 10
editors, AID 1t had been sad that they lacked
mossl pr.ncirlc. Nov be thought they had moro
Than eleru ptn: Thcn be vent Oh 10 ooterye
that ST. Paul eAld women must cot speak In ths
n!cnt 10 thelr husbandt. II ST. Paul wctr prcscnt
boncs. LIE BY this time had exhsusted his nte
minutes, and appealed TO the audience Tor some
more.
hut the audience onally granted It.
The young tnan quoted some more awful texts
and said no logical argument had been presented
30t lSnlQle 6Quf8EH.
Here be stoppcd.
GAlET rAC1-
Mrs. LCCf STONE explained what ST. Tau
| meant BY WoDen not speaking IN church. It sim
| rly meant they mnst NOT chatter there, aud sht
dlscouEct on The meaning Of "lalein,' ant
! suggested 70 Mr. JaD!son The propttetJ Of study
| iDg his dictionary.
After soEnc tine Rpcns on the Dlb1e argument
she closed hy come remarks encouIaE1ng them Il
| 20 on In tho effort 10 secure the emancipation 0
woman.
The convention then adjourned stns die,
, 1869-09-11
HUMBOLDT Fss1lyAt.
Preparations for the UccaAlun.

The preparations for The great to he bcll By
The united singers aud Tufncrs VI ILLS city Oh the
eve OF tho centCnlnrJ birthday Of Alexander Won
Humboldt, tho 18th Of September, hnyc now been
completed. ma there IA every assurance that this
festival will be Of the Eran1cst md mos, Iul
rutIry HtCasaunA ctcF held III this city BY cur Ger
man population. Just As they dill Ten years ago
at the Schiller Festival, the teftI1ans OF tl,t4 CITY
feel That IN h0nnring their Rre1te.t ncn-,nc1 III
lItefnlurr and RcIencc belonging to the w}.uIe
worid--tttcy honor Themselves and they arc well
that upon them, 81 cIttzeus Of this republic,
Irats also tc duty to communicate to IL whatever
fs great aud beautiful IN their own country. Tic
Icstfyn1 will be widely different ffunt the usual
Tttle OF cclehrnttnR with 0nf German frtrnls. II
will le throughout of solemn, Imposing character.
In speeches, songs md fah1caNx, all Of tch haye
a!ancc Of their tuost prominent societies. mll unto
In rnripe hun0r to The nhnsc OF Alexander Gun
Humboldt, giant OF Rrteucc, wliuse nane and
memory hare also trrn encaEc! to Americans
since mnn1 ycarx- Tho programme lncj1141ca an
oratcn ry RI. trh'arRrr, LIN, Of the st,ta,Aztt-
tnnF. Henry t5rcnclIaHlt. Ess., has bcen elected
lEononry lscsldett fur The uIcning, win tho fol.
loving Vice rrrsidcnth:
Maj 5Hfi. y, llirr, Tina FrrIhn, ]. ". fl1rhaftfA
llAst,rpuckI,avI.,E L !. Tlntilan, t;rn. l.rb,
t'hks.N Farwrll, J. Y. hrnfnmon. Fred. 1irrker,
1ua r f'n1 w ltno, ';,1rp,,yitp II t1r1ry + Wt" atn
A.r: lica,ug. !: i. I.Iicnr"iin, IL. &. il. ilay,
y, Eiscudfhtt. r. A. iIosrtaan, y. atrtjrn,
T.. n HaiaInUn, 1ats thfrry, ttea. schneider,
j. y. TUtchn, Etntl prrrr, II. n. En!sin,
i'tof. lIrrkr. T. +. WIlliatIus, Arthur 1:Ft,n,
W.F.CuuAuItl, q. l. triln, Ei, Uehlc!n,
rhttuF HrilIntE, IL. n. lfAuK, t'ftnx, lInrbSFt.
tlrIl. Hhf t,dAt, 4. ElAw khaOn, 1flrN kr7rIyk
t1ov. li1oss. II. Lndrstx, G. II, Mcs'agg,
II. t'lnnaIcnluK, +. A. EAAtlaan, Z, DcgcnhNdl
AuK. Urck,
, 1869-09-11
f.n$ns& feo,, h1o.1n

A distinguished visitor, In the anaPe Of srtru.
lid 1'nar Hear, has just nsrl1c, 1t The fur trorr.
No. " Warrington street, whcrc he Is creating
Gstst scnHatlon. Mr. burton odrrs tor ta!c, nj
the anovc nunrr, oue Of tho aucst nasottlncnts Of
hats, rnrs, EIostk, caucs, and unTrlns ever cK.
tihitd 1n LbtvsG. nj 11icrs 10 hu,t Al classes ot
rnrr1 u.rfF. lie II nlso ROW opening srtro.tl'l
l!nr Nt nnr itlrx tor ts,lits md rifrrn Together
With !aser STOCK ns Ecntrruent HIuscs, Guitars,
tie,s!I stss., AMI .n!iwny rnrs. lAsrs wishing 10
itHsr iHfx ALTERED u tcta1tr'l nfc requested 10
tcn,c lhtit hf.rrr m rattt m possible. atF. Nor.
III. nEu taa i,tcu lusR n1,l lsso!al,ay tuuwn ID
erapicliuH Ith the tus buslue.h Will hc found u.
NJ W hhd Will do All III hlA ph1rr to rraAc hta
L!tl ffrEt1+ At customers, mud a many nc1 Gues
Is ipIt Tel 4nti ilIletl tn fnkGI AltI Hi catL