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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-29
Increase Of Capital Stock.

THE Board of Directors of the Carolina Ma
tional Bank of Columbia, S. c., having resolved
to increase its Capital Stock to Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars, subscriptions will bo received
for Stock at any time For information or sub.
scription, apply to the President or Cashier.
A Dividend Of Eight Per Cent. was paid to The
Stockholders out of the profits Of the Bank, for
the six months ending June 3Oth. and Thirteen
Hundred Dollars carried to Surplus Fund all
free of United States and State Taxes.
L. D. CHILDS, President.
W. B. GULICK, Cashier.
Columbia, s. c., July 18th, 1869. 4-3
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-29

as only six members of the elected Legislature
have beer there before.
Every one should prepare we'll for turnip
CROP says the Walhalla Courier, and seed largely
as possible. The effects of scarcity of breadstufs
may be greatly abated by good crop Of this vege-
table, which is probably the quickest and most
profitable of all the root crops, and requires less
labor in its cultivation. Apart from its value as
table vegetable, it may be made to subserve the
purpose of corn in the fattening of hogs and win
tering milch cows
- The New Orleans Times, comparing the North
and South, says, that there never was more aus
,;c;ous opportunity for the South to better her
condition. The North is worn down ard over-run,
corrupt and enervated. The South is pure and
hardy-her wonderful resources are Developing
the attention Of the world is directed TO her pow
ers. II will take but short time to shear the
North Of her strength, and grow the South into
superb vitality.
"A Northern exchange says: "There are ru-
mors Of o serious break in the Republican party.
It is reported that Senators Sprague Ross Fowler,
Henderson, and perhaps one or two others, will
hereafter refuse to act with the Republican majori
ty in the Senate, while Chief Justice Chase is now
said to be in full sympathy with the Democrats
The only member of Lincoln's original Cabinet
who now acts with the Republicans is Simon Came
ron, who was turned out Of it for corruption"
"A Washington telegram to the New York
Times says: "The business and commercial reports
from the South are of the most encouraging char
acter. gentleman who has travelled over nearly
all Of the Southern States says that the people
generally have not only recovered from the effects
Of the war and the general depression of year
ago, caused by political complications, but that
they are now fair road to riches, and that the
entire section of country will shortly be as -four
ishing as it was before the war;"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-29
GUNSMITHINGt!

THE undersigned informs his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to do all
kinds of Repairing of Guns, Pistols, &C., on the
shortest notice and in the very best manner. He
will be found at No. 2 Granite Row. up stairs,
front room over M. Lesser's Store, where he will
be pleased to receive the orders Of those needing
work in his line. My terms are CASH on delive-
ry of the work, and will make no exceptions.
B. F. WILSON,
Gunsmith
Jp1v I 1860 3m
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-29
THE BROOKS PORTABLE
REVOLVING
COTTON SCREW PRESS.

THE best and cheapest Cotton Press now offer
ed to the farmer. Its excellency consists in its
simplicity strength, portability, compactness, and
convenience. 1t can be hauled on two-horse
wagon Three hands can put it up and take it
down in an hour. Two hands can pack 500 lbs.
with ease, without horse. 1t took the First Pre-
MUM over eleven Presses at the Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair of Louisiana, April, %, 1863.
1t is Southern invention, and We have number
q. certificates from the highest authority. Price
Of Irons, complete, Sl4O. Price of Irons and
Box, complete, Sl7O. To secure Press, orders
must be made early, to
F. A. CONNER,
General Agent, Cokesbury, S. G.
TOWERS & BURRISS,
Anderson C. H.
D.F. GRAFTON & SONS,
Anderson C. II.
July 90, 1869 Inf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23

FXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
II ESTATE.-Notice is hereby given
that in pursuance Of an order OF the Pro-
bate Court of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale, at
public auction, at the door of the Court
House.. (Harter's BlOck) in Canton, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1869,
The following described real estate, ia
fee simple, situate in said Stark county,
and lying Within the corporation limits
of the city of Canton, and bounded and
described as follows; Being D part OF
the notth~west quarter OF sec(ion nine,
township ten, range eight, beginning for
the same at the nOrth~eaS6 conner of q
lot of ground containing six acres, here
tofore sold and conveyed by George De-
walt and Dwight jarvis to John Bauer,
thence running south fourteen degrees
west, seven chairs; thence north seVen~
ty-six degrees west, four chains and
tWentyscight links thence north four.
teen degrees east, seven chains thence
south seYentySsix degrees east; four
chains and twenty-eight links to the
place of beginning, containing three
acres, strict measure, except the right
OF way on the norIh side thereof to the
owner or owners of the west-half of said
sixNacre lot. IS .-ff.--..f- Hei'iS1
Teims of fSale.-OneShalf cash, one>half
in one yeer; secured by mortgage on the
premises, with interest at g per cent. 3
ELIZABETH CASSILLY,E -'
Execu trix of James 81. cassidy, decd.
jun9W4 ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
Collector D4cl1 aaa IIIs Oniee i


It Is reported that Mr.. Jesse Duck.
"a the newly appointed Revenue Col
lector Of this district, proposes to
locate his office at Alliance and dis
i pense with Deputy Collectors In the
respective counties. This may be an
economical measure, but we serious
" doubt its Popularity.-Bslckeye
SAFE. r. .. -.U. -lIfr -
'il'. Jesse Duck, the newly appointed
Collector, WILL we understand, ca.
tablish his headquarters at Alliance.
= WeLtsViHe Union. y
. -l-'.- All OF the Republican papers OF
thls district say that the CollectOr's
office will be at Alliance Perhaps
they knowt By way OF instruction,
gq Bv without chaFge,we will just say that
the ONCE OF Collector will not he at
any such place. 1t will lin Salem
In Or. Hardman's building, Greiner
-nsI and Boone are 10 have the deposits /;
81, y ~ Jacob AmbIer's partner Is to be the
~ deputy. Alliance people appeir 10
-.. . be easiIS deceived. The 'iEo1iGor
= M and Minerva Commercial were the
hrst to publish the story that ALT
"a fI y ance was 70 be the Collectors head
quarters. II the OobinlerciaE man
had been IN the Patriot Office he cod
Z seunot have made suehra mistake. It
~ has been nndefstood from the be-
ginniBG 1t was the Neonkrdcl that
y Duck was to have, whatever ollice
y he wanted prov idedl our CongreSs-
.Irf man was able to procure it for him.
s1o He wanted to De Marshal OF the
81. Northern District Of Ohio Falling
80 in that the next best fhTys, 'Nvas tba
-ll ,CoIIecforshiD ID CsoDolroSsI5, & I 80 s.-
control Of all the ofices in this Dis
.5, triet, and consequently Duck got
lr the CollectorshiP. He nominated
l1 na Amber for Congress; the laborer Is
worthy OF his hire he has earned
10 It he has got Il. = !, Commend us to
the man who remembers his friends.
Heio Lisbon Patriot. 80,
nv 4 rHIfHffaHIM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI
" Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES & LOW PRICES.
Twenty THOUSAND Cured Annually.

DR.. Teller continues TO be eOnhdentiallS and
successfully consulted on all forms OF private d.
seases, 1T his old established Hospital No. :
Beaver street, Albany, New York. ! ~
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch
OF practice, enables him 10 perform cures such
as no other physician can: and his facilities are
such Ibelng in correspondence with the most
eminent physicians Of the Old WOrld1 for obtain
ing ne safest e ven as ne latest Sesaies for
IN fortnnates,o rapid cure to be obtained At no
other ONCE in America.
of the Festieles, and Spermatie Cords, Bubo,
Ulcerated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones.
Cutaneous Euptons, Biles, Ulcers, Abcess, and
all other imPuri3s5 Ys,IPSa Gs tss sEys sIEys'sm-
addicted to secret hattts, who have impaired
their health and destroyed the YigoE OF their
ure Of Married Life are notified that In cor
aulting DR.. 7. they viii md . friend to console,
and Physieisn , who ss, has = egTea 4 th9Isaads
For the married and those contemplating mar
rage. zoo pages-Eall Of pIatss-priee % cents.
Sent TO ali parts under seal, by mail post paid.
lecture on Love- or how 70 choose parneF-a 3
csmplets work on midwifery. 1t eOntains hun
ty-hve cents enclosed viii secure . copy by re-
49, - TO THE LADIES. ay
DIR. Teller stiH Fetains in America the agency
for the sale Of Doctor VichOl's Italian Female
Monthly Pills, for stOPPages. irregularities and
ether distractions in females.
box, these pills y i'll be sent by mail or express
10 any part Of the world secure from curiosity
once 6Ours from 8. m. to p. m. and en-
Sunday, to p m. ~.
N 3. Persons At = distance can be cured at
mittsnce. Medtcine securely packed frous obser-
SAtion. sent 70 any part Of the world. All cases
warranted. No charge for advice. No students
or boys empioyed- Notes Eeisi sSdTssS all let
1y55s2 -- Beaver u AlbanYI N. Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
LEGAL.
SALE.

William Young VS.. Lomas Cogan ct ux.
By virtue of an alias order to sell. is
sued from the Court of Commoa Pleas,
of Stark county, Ohio, and - me directs
ed, wiH offer for sale as-public out cry
at the door OF the Court House (Harter's
Block in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 26th day of June, 1869,
the following described real estate situ-
ate in stark county, Ohio, to wit; Part
of fractional section twentY-six, to Wn-
ship nine range nine, commencing for
the same at q stone on the southwest
corner Of a tract of land belonging to
Joseph Young; thence south along said
section line % chains and 25 links to
stake at the bridge on the Ohio Canal;
thence north 6Oo east 10 chains to q stake
along the bank ofthe Canal; thence north
go east 6 chains and so links to a post
thence south sixty degrees east seven
ri chains and fifty 1901 links to post on
the banks of the TuscaTawas river
thence north along said river 45e east
chains and so links; thence north 2740
east chains; thence north twenty-five
and ODe-han degrees east chains and
so links thence 714o west 20 chains and
81 links to the place of beginning. con-
tanning AZ acres be the same more or
less. And also the following tract in
said fractional section, beginning for the
same at a stone on the county line :;
thence north 4 rods to the bank of the
Canal; thence along the bank of the Ca
nal SO rods to a post on the bank of the
Tuscarawas River II rods to the county
line: thence west along said county line
As rods to the place of beginning, cons
tanning 8 acres and 32 rods be the same
more or less. -tla-.s.r
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. IN.
Terms, cash. -f-
may28w5 R. A. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
MEDICAL.
HAUBERT,s PATENT
GERMAN BITTERS
uail PREPARED BY
w. P.& John Haubert,
CANTON, OHIO.

THIS MEDICAL COMPOUND
or Bitters is especially recommenn-
ed for its ditect and salutary effect on the
heart, llVers kidneys and bowels. It is
sure cure fer nausea; creates an appe-
-tlte, ann is powerful aid to digestion.
II cures rheumatism, dyspepsia, bowel
complaints, -dysenterys chills, and fe-
Yers OF all Kinds, depression of spirits,
ann tAinting, ann will counteract the
effect Of liquor in few minutes,
The ordinsry dose for adults is a wine
glass full, and for children in proper
ton. For fever and ague. take three
Wine-glasses full day, and one just be
fore going to bed; but of course, the
amount and times for deses viii vary
with the persons rreaten, and is matter
cnce with the patient.
FEBRUARY IL, 1869.
M. HaaEbert-Dear Sir: have used
your German Bitters and fiuO them to
be all they are recommended to be. /
found one bottle to afford me considera,
BILE relief. cannot do very we'll with
out them under my state Of health
Respectfully yours,
PHILIP BUCHART,
Plain Township, Stark county, o.
FERRUARY 16. 1869.
Mr.. HGU6ert-Sir: have been for the
last three months afflicted with indiges-
LlOn lOI WnfCA ndO IlC services OF sew
oral physicians also tried various reua-
edies without avail I tried your Ger
man Bitters, and found mYseif entirely
cured. took three doses in one hour,
and 1t cured my whole SYSTEM can
recon- mend it as a cure for any disease.
3r+ Respectfully yours,
HENRY SNIDER,
Plain Township, Stark county, o.
FEBRUARY. 9, 1860.
Mr.. HaitberL-Ds Sir: have been
afflicted with bowel complaint. have
| tried many remedies without effect, but
| by using one bottle German Bitters, it
| quite restored me 10 health.
| 7 ours, truly, ELIZA HEN,
| . Osnaburg Township Stark CO., o.
| JAnUARx Is, 1869.
- Mr.. HGasbeTt-Dear Sir: Your German
Bitters cured my children of the bad
pains in the stomach. and cured myself
of dysentery and bowel complaint.
| Very respectfully, yours,
CHRISTIAN ZEITAR.
FEBRUARY %, 1869.
Mr.. Haabert-Dear Sir: suffered for
| one year from dyspepsia, with a sense
of pain after eating, took medical ad-
! vice. yet founn 40 relief until tried
your German Patent Bitters. which ac-
| ted like magic upon my system, and I
have not had any return of the com
plant since.
: Respectfully, ,----,,
y J. @. PLUNKARD.
Having thus fully described our Bit
ters, we wish it understood that, Altho'
| we have given what we consider to be
the proportions for the several ingredi-
ents used in dreparing our Compound,
as well as the best mode of preparing the
same, We reserve the right to vary some-
what there from, as experience may
show to he necessary, as /; What we
claim SIS our invention and desire to se-
cure by letters patent. is-the medical
compound herein described prepared
from tue ingredients, and In the manner
substantially as herein described.
Prepared by
JOHN HAUBERT,
marSlm3 Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
a Father Killed in Attempting
20 Avemge His Daughter.

aa About one week ago an unmarried
daughter OF Mr.. John MnFray a
stone-mason, born and raised in this
city, and residing On FDinwiddie-
street. gave birth to a child The
~, fact was made known 70 the father,
q and young man by the name OF
Alexander Perry, who frequented
. the house, was accused Of being the
father. Murray became intensely
incensed, and declared with an oath
that he would kill Perry. The result
was that he became almost crazy
about the affair, and weDJ about
among his acquaintance talking
about the disgrace OF his family, and
n swearing vengeance against the man
% whom he believed TO be the cause of
the ruin of his daughter. Twice, it
Is said, he eovertly sought the life of
Perry without result Yesterday
morning, however, he determined
to bring the ma1tAr to final is ue.
Taking q singfe-bArreled fowliItg-
piece, he left home and proceeded to
Scott's Creek in search of Perry
20 His intention having preceded him,
he met young Perry, in company
with his father (John Perry and
elder brother, (William Perry,) in
the field of Mr.. Thomas Owens, on
the verge Of the creek John Perry
E-- was armed with pistol, and Alex
ander Perry with double-barrele ed
fowling-piece William Perry n ad
no weapon. Murray Immediately
advanced upon the party and fired
the contents of his shotgun at them
striking Alexander Perry in the left
wrist and John Perry (the tather) in
the left thigh. Alexander then lev
eied his piece at Murray and fired,
- without effect. The four men then
closed, and Murray grappled with
the elder Perry, striking him over
the head with his gun, shattering it
in rieces- At this juncture AIexan-
der Perry again leveled his shotgun
at Murray, and sent the whole con-
tents OF one barrel into his (Mur-
f- ray's) breast and face, creating
| wounds from which he died in an
hour afterward. b., -.a.-...
..,,, ; The Perrys then left the field and
went OF, the father end younger one
(Alexander) coming 10 town and
delivering themselves up to the civil
authorities-Justice William Knott
bailing the younger one in the sum
OF five hundred dollars to appear and
answer before Mayor Stokes this
morning. -...T ...
Murray. after being shot, lay upon
the field in q dying condition, in the
presence of several persons who had
gathered, until the arrival OF Dr.
McAlpines when he was placed in q
light wagon by one OF the neighbOls
who had arrived upon the ground,
and brought 20 the city and carried
70 his home DIR. McAlpiRe then
endeavored to admiDister stimulants
20 hims but by this time he was r-p-
- : idly sinking and nothing avAiled.-
After lingering in an insensible state
-F1 for half an hour, he expired on the
pallet on the floor where he had been
placed Mayor James Z. Stokes
"a Acting Coroner, was notified of the
death, and Deputy Sergeant John
J. Williams summoned q jury Of
inquest r.
The deceased was forty-nIna years
old. He leaves q wife and five
children. Norfolk (Pfr0fRia) Journal
June 3. ,O sr 'ti~l.-
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Don't scream unless yeu are fright
eRed. 4RAkA@ sI--
A narrowneSs ofwaist shows a mar
-uua rowness ofmind. l1s-rI .lIIrgr
.-s7,. .,',. Ifis fine silk that knows no turn.
So 1s'I Practice ton the piano) makes per.
tEeafect. .nol ll.1fH n1 D3iieili 'f24I1 lv.
- ss,I.Fh gfrleltsst q J. q, ans lstnper IL
isz to Keep hinl waiting ten minnEes for
= - hisdinnes. ~ -!ssss .
- - = SeYer faint when yea are alone
&c AtHass select some good opportuni.
ais0 tV=0r yplihg nlRns i The 1m0re per-
sons there are about you, the more
successful viii be your faint. A wO-
man should not only faint well, but
be above suspicion,
ltThe hand chat can make pie Is a
continual feast TO the, husband that
Tnarriesit. q - q = '-''l 81 q
Dreams are the novels that we
tlread when we are FAST asleep. 4.
Eyes are the electric telegraph Ct
the heart, and will send q message
any dlstanea, In language only
known 70 the two sOUls Who CORES
pond,
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.OHERIFE SALE.

Nathan shafer VS.. John Hanny ct al.
By virtue of an order to sell issued
from the court of common pleas ofStark
county, Ohio, and TO me directed / will
offer for sale at public out cry at the
door of the court house Charters block
in the city OF Canton, on t.I-f3h if4 =
Saturday, the 3rd day of July, 1869,
The following described real estate sits
nate in said Stark county; Ohio, to wit /:
The east half of the southeast quarter OF
section number f. township number Is,
of range number O, containing eighty
three and a half acres more or less.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. Nd.
Terms cash. If all aJE.ili.-t
aI9b tsa-' R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff. Z
jane2w5 ,.f.-. ro--.'f b.. raf
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THE DEMOCRAT.
From chronological Journal for july
SOME NIOT1HER-s CHILD.
BT FRANCES L. KKELER.

BIZ FRANCES L. KKELKR.
AZ home OF away, in the alley or street,
Wherever chance In this wide world to
meet
"a girl that is thoughtless, or boy that is
wild,
My heart echoes softly, "rTis some moth
child"
And when 1 see those DER whom long
years have rolled,
Whose hearts have grown hardened, whose
.l- spirits are cold,
Be It woman III fallen, or man all dehled,
A voice whispers sadly, ''Ahl some moth
er's child"
No matter how far from the right she hath
strayed; -
No matter what inroads dishohor main
made; -,
No matter what element cankered the
pearl
- Though tarnished and snllied, she IS some
mothers girl. a.
No matter how wayRard his footsteps
have been;
No matter how deep he is sunken in sin (;
40 mater how low is his standard Of Joy,
Though guilty and loathsome, he is scrne
motner's boy. -
That head hath beeenn on 1pillo5wed on tenderest
breast; al p l' 40 /. -all x
That form hath been wept DER, those lips
have been pressed;
That soul hath been prayed for in tones
81 ii sweet and mud;
For HER sake deal gently with some moth
Eofurrr er's child a-FrT 5ray
|
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BED BOTTOMS.
.s..a +. 30 IU. HIs44 l-. '.a. 90. a-H ....
SLEEP Z. e.45s. .aa.a- ..... So.
|. !. T. ~ -ssi, SLEEP =
3 i. -r'e-' 3. o., ,.t.,a. ;isa5 2 SLEEP

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
i FORTABLYa a5 buy Blake's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring BED Bottom, manu-
factursd by MAbee & Co, Canton; Of
ice In The city book store, mAnnfsctOry
corner OF Wnlant and Seventh streets.
one block south Of the American Hotel
VIM, Oldheld is our agent for the GER =
tral and western part OF this county, and
APF3s9 -. M'ABEE q 90,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
STENCIL CUTTING.
~ r. D. 8 ,. 8. CARR, .
Stencil Cutters
aaiuaJ ALLIANCE. OHIO.

a RE now prepared to sxecu Orders
~ In their line OF business, such As
Barrel Brands, Advertising Plates,
Name Plate for Marking ClothinR, &C.
promptly filled and sent to any part
OF the countrYS aE.a -g
WANFED-A few Agents to solicit
for orders Apply as above. f.tI %
sdec8o s68g1 III 1851 slflL -r-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23

MO HUEBUG.-It is warranted to
In cure lost or impaired Taste, Smell or
Hearing. Watering or Weak Eyes, Of
fensive breath, liberated Throat or
Mouth, Pain and Pressure in the Head,
and loss of Memory when caused, as all
of them frequently are by the raVages of
Catarrh. 1t is pleasant and painless to
use, contains no strong poisonous or
caustic drugs, but cures by its mild
soothing action. d. t-... --.t.rr.
We, viii day $500 Reward for case of
Catarrh we cannot cure. t.rJ-.
FOR SALE BY MOSTDRUGGIST
a.l Il EVERYWHERE. -s.o
.ir PRICE ONLY so CINTs. lsl.f
II your Druggist has not yet got it on
sale, DON'T be put OF with some worse
than worthless strong snuff, 'fumigator,'
or poisonous caustic solution, which will
drive the disease 70 the lungs instead OF
curing It. but send sixty cents to us and
the remedy will reach you by return
mail. Four packages, post paid, s., 90,
one dozen for $500. r..-r-l.isIg -i .4f
Send a two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on catarrh. r-.
Address the Proprietor,
,W,9- SAs r. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
may26mS notlsoI Buffalo. N. Y.
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American Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE!

WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS!
Our Agents will be supplied with du-
plIcate partsof the Machine, in case of
of accident. It makes precisely the same
st itch made 40 the Singer, Wheeler &
Wilson. Ho we, and Florence Machines.
1t has the Under-feed, like the best of
high priced Machines, and is the only low
priced ShuttleMachinei in the market that
has this feed. We are enabled to sell a
first class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a
very low price, on account of its Simpli-
city, aud consequent low cost of Manu-,
featuring. in comparison with Complicat-
ed Machines, - -.ss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23

*This is a mixed train to WellsYilIe,
and Express train from Wellsville to Pitts
bnrgh. rf.
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH. .r.
LEAVES
New Phlla. 6:20 AN. Bayard, 1910 Pm.
ARRIVES AT
Bayard, 9:25 A. NJ. N. PhiIas, 500 Pm.
]. NJ. KIMBALL, Gen. Ticket Agt.
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Boots and Shoes to Order of the bt
..-r material and as cheap as
,,.s5 the cheapest. I'D -..

This is the place where you get what
you bargain ior1F renen, bogus frenchs
but the b3st Workmen, and still have old
Philip as our foreman, who Is well
known as one of the best and most ex-
perieneed WorkmRn Of the day. He is ale
ways ready with stick and strap to take
the dimensions OF your understanding.
All work warranted to give satis-
faction, GIVE US A CALL 'Li
SAYEER q SHANAFELT %
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