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PROP. RoHDE's SECOND EXHIBITION in the
y. NJ. g. a. Course takes place Tonight in
which the Progress OF Civilization" is Illus
tTated. ID the storm does not prevent: there
Will be a crowded house,
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WALTER LocKHEAD, little boy about four
TbysOn House scorner of eth and p Streets yes-
teTday afternoon, fell and dislOcated his right
arm at the elbow. Drs. King and Butts rem
deTed medical aid. "
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The CORRECTED RETURNS OF the vote for
delegs te in the Eighth legislative district show
go ballots for Bond, regular republican, and 10
Tor BeaD, bolter-majority for Bond 100.
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REAL EsrATE SALE-ThOmas T. waggaman
has sold lot A, in Chapman s, WheIsTys snhl
division OF lots and 10, in square III. 10 Jobn
Clarke, for p cent per foot =" oO""
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-GeOrge Hewitt n
yOung farmer, residing in FauGuier eonnty
Va, was run over and killed by the cars ~
BealtOn station, on Tuesday evening.
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LOCAL y L w =.
.musemenf-. de-, To-utgh,

National TA,0ter.-Beneft Of Lucille Western.
o. Last Lynne"
L5Hco'A HGH-IIlustrsted Lecture by Prof.
kOhle.
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CoRNs, &o.-Dr. White, chiropodlst, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, BuniOns, IngrOwing Nails,
&c, without pain
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A FAMILY QUARREL OVER DEAD MANS
PR"PERTY.-TO-day, a jury de Iundtico in
qHtrendo was empanneled at the City Hall, in
the case of Robert +. Brayfield, Elias Brayfeld
Catherine 5. Harrison, Benz. ID. V. Mitchell
and children, agt. James y. Porter and wife
(Mary X. }, Susan Brayteld and Llewellyn Davis
and wife, (Jane.) Messrs. Moore and Bright for
the petitioners, and NJ. Thompson for the
respondents. The object of this proceeding is
10 determine the mental condition OF Susan
BIayheld, to whom the late Samuel DeVaughn
left considerable portion of his estate about
$4,000 in bonds and money, besides real estate
and TO prevent the respondent from taking her
beyond the jurisdiction OF the court. The petit
honers charge that Mrs. Brayfeld has not Judi
ciOusly managed the estate, and that Porter was
about TO return to Canada and take Mrs. Bray
field and the property with him-he being a citi-
zen OF that state; that they have not been per
mitted TO visit their mother, sc. The case will
not be concluded to-day.
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GoErz PATENT RKFLECTINs GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
uty of gas coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 4O4 It'll street. is the agent for them
and also for Goetzs Double cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Rehectors,
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Condensed Locals.

The receipts at the taN-cOllectors Office this
week have averaged S25. 900 per day.
ftter Ogden Lodge No. 1874, of the G. u O. F.
presented gold headed cane Z. \. q. David
Warner last evening.
MI. VIM. Z. Copeland, of the New York JourRa'
IF Commerce, has purchased house ON the
NOrth side of street, between 18th and 18th
streets.
The improvement of the carrageway on 18th
street, between the Avenue and the canal is
nearly completed, and the street-cars are again
running down that street past the w ar and Navy
Departments
MIR. Gatchell, president of the society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals, Yesterday ar
rested Eli Beckett, of GenrgetOwn, for using a
CALLED and disabled horse. He was taken before
Justice Mills and fined IS and costs.
The construction OF the ''Slash Run sewer" is
progressing rapidly, and when completed will
throw open to public travel J. street north be-
tween 10th and 22d streets, and materially en-
nance the value OF property in that vicinity.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,-I Becker & Co.
successor TO p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cali
and examine their goods before purchasing
elseY here. L. BECKER Il Co
,OdeOn Hall, corner AZ street and Pa ave.
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HOSIERY DEPOT for ladies, gents, misses, and
children at G. Baum's, 40s 18th street. Ten per
cent. off by the half dozen. The largest assert
ment Of Balbrigans.
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JURISDICTION OF THE NEW JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE--ln a case tried before Justice A. f. l..
Reese this week, involving a debt of 500, Mr..
Elliot, attorney of defendant, filed the following
plea as TO the jurisdiction of the justice: THE
defendant says that the said Justice has no iu-
rkdictlon in the premises, and cannot lawfully
hear and determine this cause for the reason
that he is not justice OF the peace of the United
States III and for the county of Washington. i'm
the District of Columbia, legally appointed and
qualified as such, in accordance with the Con-
sttution and laws Of the United States; and of
this the defendant prays judgment"
The Justice, however, gave judgment for the
plaintiff, and IL is said that the case will go up
To the Supreme Court OF the District on writ OF
osTtiOrG5i for the purpose of determining the
question as to the cOnstitutionaIity of the APP
pointment Of justices of the peace by the local
government OF the District. The points OF de-
PENDANTS counsel are understood to be
lst That justice of the peace in and for the
county OF Washington, ID. c., is an inferior ju-
dicial officer OF the United States created by
law in pursuance of that provision OF the Con-
StitutiOn which authorizes Congress ''tO cOnsti-
tute tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court
I'd. That "a such inferior judicial officer he il
within the provisions of article OF the consti-
tuition, and can be legally appointed only in the
manner therein prescribed.
Sd. That the 24th section of the act of Con-
greSs, entitled IAN act to provide government
for the District OF Columbia" approved Febru-
airy q. 1871, which confeJs upon the Legislative
Assembly power TO provide for the appointment
OF justices OF the peace in said District Is uncon-
sutut1Onal and void, in 10 far a. il assumes 10
transfer the power of appointing those officers to
the local government created by said act.
The question Is a very important one. in view
of the large powers exercised by justices of the
ieace in this District.
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VNENTS AND AWNINGS.
Isss.

JOHN MCDERMOTT BGos.,
COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE LRR,
DEALERS, GF1Sy
$40 Pennsy Nv aBia nue near " street 49,
CAR HIASE rs AND HARNESS
RECEIVED ON ST MICE AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
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SIX MONTHS IN JAIL FOR VOTING TWICE.
VIM r. hidweil, a young man, was arraigned
before the Police Court to-day, charged with
ptTsonating and voting in the name OF James
Ralph.
Officer Perry testified that he came to the first
precinct of the 18th district on election day and
represented himself TO be Ashton s. TYLER of
St Mares Hotel; that his vote was received.
About an hour after he returned and assumed
TO be James Ralph, but could not remember his
street and number; that he left and soon returned
in company with John Clark, and gave his num-
Der on T. street and voted in the name of James
Ralph. Afterwards MIR. Ralph applied to the
been checked OFF. Notified the sergeant in
charge, and just then Detective Miller arrested
him.
Mr.. Henry Thorn testified that he was acting
tally man tor Mr.. W. W. Moore. and saw this
man, who calls himself Kidwell, vote twice
once as Tyler and once as Ralph. Both votes
were for William Dickson.
w. i. Evans testified that he represented
Michael Duffy at the polls; saw KidWell vote
twice, as stated by the former witnesses.
Mr.. Il. +. Miller. counsel for accused, asked
10 have the books and lists of the election Judges
brought before the court, that the best evidence
should be taken al place OF parole evidence, and
asked continuance of the case on that ground.
He called the attention of the court TO the fact
that both Mr.. Thorn and Mr.. Evans were, by
their own admission, employed by the candi-
tiZans.
The Court overruled the points raised, taking
the ground that when crime is clearly proved
by parole evidence, il is not necessary to pro-
duce the documents; that the testimony of Thorn
and Evans was direct, and had not been i'm
Peached at all, and should be taken. He sem
fenced hldwen to six months in Jail.
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CITY MS.

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" Browns
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular ar
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. 8
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
NEW STORE AND NEW PRIcKs.-Good and
Comfortable Gloves for 80 cents, heavy winter
SHIRTS at 80 cents, also the best White Dress
Shirts at 50, all of which are creating a sensa-
ton at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb eth
street, between ID and f. If
ovERcoATs AND GLESGARIEs IN
Chinchilla,
Kersey,
16,5 EIsEMAN g. BRO, sos eth street
NEW STORE AND NEw PRIcEs-The latest
Novelties in Searis, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings Depot,
Alb 9TH street, between ID and E.
WHERE Is FRANC,
THE Halter?
at 1873 eth street,
next door to the Original Francs.
lie keeps all OF the latest styles Of
Hats, Caps, &c,
and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere
else In town. Call and see for yourself. tr
HUMAN HARM SWITCHES, Curis and Braitls,
new styles just received, at G. Baum's Hair
Depot, 40S 9Th street.
DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies, gents,
misses and children at q Baum's Corset Facto-
ry, 4o8 eth street. Don't mistake the name or
number.
ABDOMINAL CORsETs, in white and drab, al
sizes on hand and made to order, at Baum's
Corset and Hoopskirt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
FIGURES WILL Nor LEI
HoU Large Fortunes Are Made.
PAcTs FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of tn. leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England. In the o. s.
w heeler & wilson. S45 90 $50 90
New Singer 81 so Is 90
Elias HOwe........ IS 90 IS 90
Wilson Shuttle..... 40 As 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines sold in both countries
There is scarcely any difference i'm the cost of
material and labor in any of the above-named
machines.
Atfodrit.-w. G. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally ap-
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Cuyahoga Co., o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROsENTHAL, i04 It'll street.
Terms easy.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Becker & Co.
successor TO p. Wallach, dealer in mems youths
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HEMPLER has all kinds Of thermometers and
barOmetors.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW EMPRESS LINZ, VIA CANAL,
lSGToN AND GEORGETOWN, ID. Z.
Regular sailing Gays from Pier No 2. North
Wharxes, Philsdelphis, every WEDNESDAY and
DAY and THU RsnAY; and Irsm Alexandria every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY.
Freight received at any time.
Apply 10 @. r. HYDE. SO Water street, George
town, ID. C.; M ELDRlDGE a CO, Alexandria
Va; MM. CLYDE CO, IL South Delaware Ave
NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
CRDAF TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
The steamers Of this favorie line built press
y for the Atlantic passenger trade, aud f1AH
Hcdern n imProVen n 1' eSicnia.ad to In In
sure the safety, comfort and convenience of passen
To r, Passes; h Gt,,, PsEasls IN CsIreny,
r.,st Calm S ~ and SO scoOLdns to location;
dstn. SIS s ssrass 81, PspS.
sending their friends in the Old Country can par
sE Hs Bas
ing Green, n y; or e SMITH, 225 Pes..syl-
street, Warrington. DC. ec24-Sms
II s. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Seanle. Lady Of fhs Lqk,, James Gray command.
ting, oonseeitns Al nGrtOll teith tis Ssaboard and
Roanoke Railroad tor all parts Of fhs SOHfk aaa
uith the steamers u fks M. 4 M TfaHsyoTiatios
Company fo4 BOSsOa
On and after Monday, May LIST, the Steamer LADY
OF THE LAX carrying the United
states mail, will Leave her wharf; foot s*tkS
OF 9TH street, every Monday, Wednss
day and Friday, at p. m, for Norfolk. Returning
leave Norfolk Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday, AZ
5 p. m. Stopping at Alexandria, Fort WashingtoU
Glymont, Piney Point, Point Lookout aud Fortres.
Monrss, for freight or passage apply on board, OF
Alexandria, Va: J. @. Waters, GeOrgetown. B. O.,
or 10 DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent.
Cor. 18th street and New York Avenue
No freight received ct 9TH street wharf sitter go
2. m. First class fare to Norfolk 50: round trim
Se. Second class fare TO Norfolk, IS; round trf,
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" Browns
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular ar
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat DIS
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. q
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Georgetown Advertisements
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown;

Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown;
TRgSTEES'sALE OF VALUABLE I'M pRovEp
OF BRIDGE AND CONGRESS STREETS
GEORGETOWN. u G..
Ia BY virtue of deed Of trust dated December
EH ~ h, lSlO, recorded in lber 633 folio 49, of tn.
80 iand records Of Washington county, ID strict
81 Columbia, and BY direction Of the party secured
!her' by We NIL sell at public auction, the prem
p m all that pircr or parcel oF ground in George
town, ID. O., beginning fer the sam. at the north
west corner OF Bridge and Congress streets, aud
line al Bridge street, therce north and parallel IN
Congress street one hundred and ten feet, thence
east on the south line o twenty foot alley twenty
south, by and with the line Of Congress street
one hnndr ed and ten feet the place of be ginning
improved by a valuable Brick store, now used as a
grocery.
Terms of sale: $500 cash; balance in 70. Il and
"A months, secured by notes bearing interest and
deed OF trust on the properly $500 10 be paid when
not complied with within five days from the Law Of
sale, the $500 snail be forfei ed and the trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property the risk
and cost OF the detsultng purchaser by yertisug
the same three times in daily per published
in Washington city, d. g. Stamps and convey
an ling at purchaser cost.
PA. DhRSEIuLE. Trustees.
nolOdts IPat.1 TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per
=. sons Ieftting 20 per cent by going 70
TUBMANS; 142 Bridge street, Georgetown, TO get
done. All work " il be promptly executed in any
part Of Washington or Georgetown, and satisfaction
gmar nnteed Parti ular attention paid to UPHOL-
STERY WORK. se2s-6m
pARENTs, SAVE MONEY
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCunOU prpuIgJrra
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NEW STORE AND NEW PRICEs.-The latest
Novelties in Searfs, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings Depot,
Alb eth street, between ID and f.
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EFor the spirit,j
Tribute of ResDeCl.
Resolutions passed by the /. o. G. L.

Resolutions passed by the I. O. G. T..
Sardis Lodge No. 347, April 30, 1871:
WHEREAS, In the mysterious provi
dence Of Almighty God, Bro. DENNIS
CoNDoN, charter member of the Order
instituted here March %, 1869, and who
was born in Frederick County, Mary.
land, Oct. 26, 1882, having been called
from labor to reward-dying April %
1871, from effects of injuries received by
the explosion of an engine boiler, while
acting as engineer in the steam Touring
and saw mills of Nesbit d Hornbrook, ,oi
Slrdis, Ohio therefore, be it
Rcsolred, That the Order of Good
Templars has lost, in his death, one
among its most jealous and faithful mem
bers thorough temperance, ,and a good
moral man, a good citizen and strong
advocate of the great cause of temper.
ance.
Resolved. That we tender to his be
reaved companion. friends and relatives,
our most earnest, heartfelt sympathy
and that we strive to profit by his bril-.
liant example as worker and advocate
of the cause which we espouse, so tina,
when we are called to "pass over the
river" we, too, may leave behind us q
record of good
Resolced, That copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the wife and relatives
of the deceased, and also a. copy to
"1He Prohibition Era," ""7he SPIRIT o,
Democracy" and "The Wetzel Indepen.
dent" for publication.
+. D. HoErz. v. D NJ,
WM KNIGHT, L. D.,
1T. W. RICHARDSON, r. S,
Committee
WMtTIiovpsoN w T. r.
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W. I. SINCLAIR received five votes, but
he declined in favor of Mr.. MANN.
Votes we're cast for twenty -four other
persons.
THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The next business in order was the Sc
lection of delegates to the Judicial Con-
vention. The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolped, That the representation to
the Judicial Convention be one delegate
for every 100 votes cast for Secretary of
State at the election in 1870, and one for
every fraction of 45 votes or over; and
that they be elected by ballot on the day
of the Primary Election, and returned to
the County Nominating Convention on
the 9th day of June.
The number of delegates to which the
several townships are entitled was appor.
tfopod oc fa1lowc.
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lows, will weigh as stated in the table ::

The following are rules for similar
work: ia s. T@ 3Hn fTFt
]. For cattle girthing from 5 to 7 feet al.
low 20 pounds to the superficial fo,t.
0; Cattle from z to 0 feet girth, allow 81
pounds.
e For small cattle and calves from to
3 feet girth, allow 16pounds to the su-
'pericia. foot.
) For pigs, sheep and cattles Of less
than 8 feet girth, allow IL pounds to the
foot. fv
The general rule is as follows:
Suppose.for example, you had steer,
the girth of which was feet inches,
and the length 3 feet inches. You want
to compute the weight Of beef you can
get out of him. You have:
Girth, 76 inches, multiplied by 63 in
ches, the length, equal 4, 1888, divide by
IA equal 33 36-144 square orsuperfcia
feet,multiplied by % equal 764a pounds
This rule will work with as much ac-
curacy as any other, and little practic'
will soon enable you to work it rapidly
and by and by quite skillfully ii yot
have an eye for stock. ~
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To Candidates.

As the campaign for those who intend
to become candidates in the Nominating
Convention will be short one, it is i'm
portant that they announce their names
by the 20tth inst, as we will commence
printing tickets about that time.
9 Only the names of those ordering will
be printed'upon the tickets.
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DIED.-At the residence'of his son-in.
law, Jonas Romick, in Martins Ferry,
Ohio, Tuesday, May 2, 1871, Joseph
McGonigle, late of Monroe County
Ohio, in the S5th year of his age
The remains will be conveyed to Clar
ington, Ohio, on the Parkersburg packet
and will be inferred near that place. The
deceased had been a..resident of Salem
township, Monroe County, Ohio, for The
past twenty years.-Wheeling IntelH
gencer.
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On motion it was ordered that the
polls be opened between 6 and 10 O'Clock
in the morning and closed at o'clock
in the evening.
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
The Chairman announced that the
next business in order would be the
election of six delegates to represent
this county in the Democratic State Con
vention at Columbus, on Thursday. the
first day of June.
On motion, the Committee decided to
elect by ballot. The balloting resulted
as follows:
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RAILROAD! RAILROADll

TRR undersigned having lately purchased
the large ard commodiousl
w "A r ElFI OlU 8 =
formerly owned and occupied by John ".
Jackson and John c. Duff, would respectfully
inform the merchants and shippers Of Non-
roe county that We are, now ready to sra ssp6
RECEIVE AND FORWARD GOODS,
Wares aud Merchandise. North, Sonth, Esst
or West, by the cheapest and most reliable
lines. Particular attention given to there
csiving aud loading Of goods, allowing no
package to leave the House IN bad order.
MALLORY 4 ATKINSON,
feb2lmS. Ciarington, 0his:
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nrSo far as we have been able

EESo far as we have been able to
learn, the verdict Of the jury in the case
of Ohio vs.. GEORGE WILBUR meets with
very general approval. The prevailing
opinion seems to he that if WILBUR was
not justified in shooting when ne did, no
case could ever arise ip which a man
would be justified.
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Legal Notice.

ToSBPH CRISs, who resides out of the State
j of Ohio, will take notice that on the l9th
Of April, 1871, James Irwin fled petition In
civil action in the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio. against him, the object
af which is to enforce ven lor's lien on the
following lands in said county, to wit: Forty
acres of land off the west side OF the cas-,
half of the northwest quarter OF section
thirty, township two and range four, for the
payment of $3l5 and interest from October
II, 1870; you are required to answer the sale
petition BY the l7th day of June, 1871.
HOLLISTER 4 OKEY.
apfz5st. Aes'ys for plaintiff.
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Coal for County Infrmary.

THE lnfrmary Directors will receive sealed
/ proposals, to be left at the AUDITORS of.
fee for 1000 bushels well sofee ned coal sat
isfac tory to the Directors,'o be hauled by the
Superintendent of the JEarmarS, from where
the coal is mined. Said proposarA to be de-
livered not later than June !. 1871. at
O'Clock pm.
BY order Of the Directors.
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WM. THOMPSON, W. C. T.

: EE Customers who are sharp and
wise. will buy goods from men who ad-
vertise; those who do not can't sell
cheap, for so much old trash they have
to keep on their shelves from year to
year, that buyers must pay for, which
makes it clear that they can't sell cheap,
but Arrays dear.