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, 1872-10-10

1Aw-1uDGE PORTER
aess a9a asa }ss9's : -ee 9ssTRs B1fsf sf', =
9s5S RI ss;S : e.5 ss Ri'sS H. 5;s5s
ives ). Taylor, So5.s7.-a.e9 Cook :. crittenGen,,
ssn:e SsHi S2s5s sis5ss, 4sSorf aons Ssss,
:.odaa:s - 545, warnerv Lanaar insurance Com
e,4se, Whitconb :. L.nar Insurance compsny.-
@55ss, burrows :: sane.Is55s % Reynoids '"s: ::
5saf5s55 Ss,Ss
rand :: Ful:rnzn (asainzt h. Fu1Iman,-a,os1, vi
Judgments az follows: 2,4G6, Bacon y Phelps tv J.
Young sc7mmon On his answer, s9o. d. 199, Msyo
oraera % IS :oIow: Follow eoas. Latino. ', 1ssco.t. DE-
murrer to second and third PLEAS over1ulcd and Leave
to reply.-a5s3 hIeider =: Warren 1ss1e to tle-
Hayden =. Knc. Same ill 11th inst--2646 Bttgert
y Doehner. Dismissed At defendants costs with
sSF sso1 q % d e e.
Leave to plainti lie Few mar, ma ordered e1,s-
p1sinsia to lie new nsss--ps75d M FORD :. Edwin
sss3 ws!ass Mosn b Ra;pt.g t as
Dunn :. Rice. jury to seal verdict.
GA11-2, 8 5, 9, II, Il, ia, 15, Il, Il, to IS
inclusive, Snd q.
4D,776. Gee. Jones T. Commercial Ineurarcc CON-
paoy- Covenant, 8. 800 Arnold Gripp-4t,779. 7.
T. A. yaIquet foT Of Octave Va.iqGe. y. Repchlio
Insurance Company Assumpsit. Wsn- + Sissoa,
Ato1ney-Eo,7so. ?. Hy. Aassic :: Hiee-nis InsuE-
,9es eopsny g;t@ aoee PANE 9y
:onduet-4o;:se Enos BToxa :: coznnserssai 1asui-
son, attorneys ys--so,7s3- Michael Fitzgerald :.
Garden City Insurance Company. Covenant,
s,00o-4o,784- Taylor Wright T.
go B. Green. Assampit $4,000. Hove
Russell, attys-so 's5 to 4o,7a0 inclusive, Insurance
euits~-4is1, many suits, Meyer r. Ftedk. Thume1,
Divorce the ground OF being already
rie1.4o,792 G. g. Kemper, for use Of Hanlin, Hale
M Eagel Livingston @ ~ Gs5dea city INSURANCE
Company. Creditors hill Rosenthe1 l. Pence, attys.
o. '94. B Lowen:hal ct al Commercial Insurance
Conpany. Same-40,735. james Kelly ct Il. :.
knickerbocker Insurance Company. Assumpsi:-
900. Rosentl,al Pence, attorneys. 1861. IT.
surance cases--4079s. Andrew =. Els 11cKsoa.
Divorce. Adultery.
, 1872-10-10
THE BALL FIELD.

The second match game OF the aeries between
the Etna and Actra Clubs, for the amateur
championship OF tho Northwest, took place yes-
terday afternoon, at Green's Garden, and Was
Witnessed By about 800 spectators TIE Etnas,
Aotives Is to 9, in eight innings. below ia
, 1872-10-10
THE LAW. COURTS.



Bill 4O.7gS, in The Superior Court, Enge1 T.
Livingstone :. the Garden City Insurance COM
pauv. is the petition Of plaintiffs, on bahalf Of
I'll the Creditors OF tho Company who mag after
wards CONE in, for relief by the Court, by re-
ouiring the Company to gi.e IN account of it's
ssscts. by cancelng its action IS regards the de-
livery Of it's notes held for stock due to the
stockholders without consideration therefor and
The distribution Of its moneys among said stock
holders, the Company haying at tue same time,
outstanding liabilities amounting to 81, ,500, 900.
Among other things, it is charged that the
unpaid stock due amounted to S16u, 900,
for which the company held tie notes Of the
propzic.ors, that the cash in hand amounted to
@1590D0, and that 4 transfer Of the company's
business WAS inside in tho shape Of Reinsurance,
to the Commercial Insurance Company, now
bankrupt, which vas closely followed By the
Company dividing its property among itself,
that Is to say: by giving back said notes to the
Stockholders, and dividing among themthe cash
then in hand: Further. that whea the great fire
took place. the officers Of the Company declared
their Inability to meet any liabilities asserting
that thoy had not single cent at their disposal;
that the proprietors Immediately
esna ssaEh' aaa by aHs CLAIMS ezca9esS 5esS
them With the officers Of the concern for due
bills that the Treasurer still holds moneys in
his hands belonging to the concern justly the
property of the creditors, and that the Company
is the owner Of real estate and mortgages which
should be sold by the Court, and an account
taken, for the benefit of creditors.
Bill Il. .G94 is Of 2 similar character.
Business waa not transacted in the United
States Courts in bankruptcy, nor in the Circuit
and Superior Chancery Courts, yesterday.
Major Stephenson, Deputy Clerk of the Su-
perior Court, is still unable to attend to busi-
ness in consequence Of indisposition-
Judge Jameson sat, Yesterday, just long
enough to send the Grand Jury to their labors
Judge Tree will sit, to-day. at 2 o'clock, to set
cases 70. the following week.
, 1872-10-10

Fire members OF John Robinsor',, clrcus r,sv.
been arrested; charged with the mur.ar ard
{obblng Ct William ]. Darenport in Charlotte
County, Vi1sinia.
Tho second game of tho bsse bali tourua-
ment IN New York, between the Athletics sre
Mutua1s, resulted in favor Of lie former.
Score, to IN twelve innings.
in Ripley, Ohio, on Tuesday, John Cochran,
TOBACCO dealer n that CITY, shot md MORALLY
died yesterday moseiug.
, 1872-10-10


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| or winch relate to conFersauong oetHeen him
sell and your correspondents lthe1afo1e don'h
town nov, but I hA'e no doubt that, when back,
| he will dispose peremptorliy OF the charges
mads against him. For that reason may. I
| think, entirely overlook Mr. Wahra letter.
them, while not denying tho truth of cur state
mont they try to make the public believe chiefly,
hrst. that TIC had not Eeen Raked to report on
what We Saw ut Bridgeport; second, that the
publication OF our report WAS not Desired
which cheertully coneede; third, that our only
aim was to pitcl: into the Board OF Health and
advertise ourselves.
How much OF truth thero is in those sccusa-
tions, complete expose OF the whole transact
ton Will tell.
Mesars. Turner and shoenamsnn, being sued
for carrying On nuisances at the request of
some neighEors-so they told us,-wanted us to
examine carefully their premises, xnd the way
they are conducting tho rendering and slausht~
ering buainesa in order to testify In court that
they are not responsible for the Bridgeport
pegtilence. We we're urgently 1eouastoi not To-
suggest any modification or Improvement thaa
the Board Of Health could take afsysz-
tage OF in ordor to bother them kny
more. a close and faithful iuyostiestion
CONVINCED me TINT both placas-chiaAy Mr. Tnr-
nera-were as GOOD or hearty 90 "a thev ocn1a
be. Still. there is room for soma iuprpyene1,t
that need not to mention here. Aud althouph
being abused and cheatod Of nv loeitimate fass
bv these men, I n1aintnin that. il Mr. Turpex
himseIf and All The other rendorars wonId r..
yaya carrv On tLoir business os Il seas cnrrie7o,.
tie daus ;re s;3e1,t HeTe at The formers nlaoc.
the general hoalth Of the citT would not be- en.~
not have soflicie,,: ground OF complaint.
The use Of Ectter diniafsccuuts and antiseptica
is one OF the possible improvements alluded To-
n onr raoort IN have n1;n;ed o1t ti,a ;r,nr.,os
Of the Board OF Health about The naf1,ra aud
efZects of those chemicais. find in Tia iaaf
number of the Sc;e,,t;fic Anae,icou m art;cie
which, iustifles cutireiy our conclnsions.
Our next -buaineeg WIS = snrvar of other
rendering houses, tho Healy SLOUGH. The rIne
factory, etc We were taken there bY Ir. If.raer..
in his o,cn 6,t0q,. ut the request Of hin 1arrer'
who wanted IA to face tha oricin ~ ~
Rridoez,ort nast;1anfi,l at;n1+a =, er3s- - =, -
, 1872-10-10
THE CRIMINAL COURT.

Judge JAMESON.
Grand .Itf7r.-Two more grand jurors having been
.stained by the Sheriff. the requisite number Mas
irted to his honor, who briefly addressed them as to
their dudes, and dismissed them to work
The Court adjourned until to-day.
, 1872-10-10

AAA-&u4tIE
ae9 Ffford y DimocE Dismissed u. plaintif'a costs
on call, for want of pIosecutioo.-So9- Benedict
Warmers Proprietary Medicine Company. Dismissed
PsrteT soS @shop Sc sat 1na diaisaea st ps2n
tifas costs, for want 1t Eosecuhon --S20 Quinn r
@sT. Leon '. Chicago & Alton Railroad Suit dis
missed At plaintiffs costs On CAL fo1 Want of prosecr-
tion.-2s9. Jury again called, tial and verdict de-
fendant guilty, and plaintiffs damages at $5.-32a.
Dephad T. Schonenberggz. jury trial Verdict guilty,
property IN plaintiff, and damages assessed at $780, md
Judgment On verdict-3s7. Brennan =. Santas. jury
CALICO to 40. 19o on trial.
1,ess. Murphy =. Tsnesdeli. Motion to dismiss So
peal for want of afadsEit of merits
Railroad condemnation case, E1berhardt ct al de-
IS. Mcclenand v seeley. Hearing set for Friday,
1oa. H.
1883 to ,426: Insurance suits ~ Thomas
'. feeler. Judgment by Confession. Action On = =
and John J. Knic1e.boeker for defenaant-4,42a.
11Arkson =. se.enwine Appeal from Justice Walsh.
joseph rs Z. asa BieEe4dse. al? neasrsass es Goo:
Y. n PesAdne.-44so. Isaac Greente1der for use of
a5 m eaa
BanR Hssae and shbad campSe
dneiasiss, insGsnce % suits suits Thomas Ezs-
beth Hackel- Divoroe- Aar1tery.---4,zse. TAILOR
:. T e heel5a, % sttosne@ eeap essne ssos:
n. L George Burt Assumpsit $500. F. c. 1ngella,
attoruey.-4,A1- William Il. Thomas r. Cornell
Watch Co. garnishee Of Charles Pegler: Judgment
unsatsded against Peg1er OF ssA75- 2. L. Brainerd
Ct al. AZ. n Duggan for use Of n 4. Ror1e T.
HJ. Furst Case s. ,ooo u. 4; Korka :: SOP, attor,
ueyH.-4,HS. TilleF 4 Fox r. Baltach SnaitinS and
Refining Company. Assumpsit, $500. B. II. Ell;ss.-
4,444- wright / Beebe V. Commercial Insurance Com
1sny. Assu1nps S, 500. Prentice Heoz. attoEneSs-
AS 4,&63, insurance suits ,46i B. Murphy.
John T. Farxeu 4 Co. and Timothy n Bradley. Be
plevin.-f,465 e, :, 8, insurance sats--4 469, A. A.
Rorke = II. E. Condon- Restoration Of viii ard trusts
the7euuder-4,&s03 Marin T. John L. GE1swn1d. lAp-
peal from Justice Austin-4471 to 47s, inclusive,
insurance sufta-
BJRET RECORDS ELL.
IT, John q. Dnnhzm r. George Smith ct al Petition
to confirm title to the = at Sec L. ToWn3 range
II Of 81 II, except Lots H. 45 z6, H. 49, 70 and Jas,
in Dunhaua's Subdivision of the G51 It of the <
OF the y ct Sec II, Town 3s, Range Il, Of Sd
m A II. Lawrence, Atty.
, 1872-10-10
WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NoTos, Sept 9.-The following are tha
balances in the Cpitsd States Treasury at the
close Of business yesterday: Currency, s6. .3G7.-
eaG 6a2; s9ia $s1s'sSa 80 Including 8 s5e ooo
held for tho redemption Of certificates q D.
posit, e17 .6D, 900. The Treasury Depa1tmt-: is
satisfied With the otfaat on business of .its l..o
policy IN selling gotd ind burning Of ho1.ds,
, 1872-10-10
ANTI.CAUCUS.

A meeting Of the citizons Of the Seventh
Ward will be held at the house Of Fred. Enlel-
king, No. 1o4 Cana1port avenue, Oct. II,
at o'clock, Tor the purpose Of appointing q
committee to select ! good man to represent the
ward in the Common Cocccil for the aext two
year. AL good citizens are requested to attend,
irrespective OF party.
WIN. H. CoSKET, F. AALKoH,
WM- RALE1oH, JoHN AsKw1rH,
FRANK ks7oRT, JoE RUEH,
JoHS STARTS, RoBgRr SunnRns,
JoHS GRIFFIN, JAMEs SUMMERS,
THoHAs O'CoEsE11. 8. HEsDEasos,
FRED. KsRRzRe FRED. zE7zaaREsEEa,
, 1872-10-10

DIED.
rIOuNER-In thas citS, 0ctobor 9Th, Bdnnstt v 'as
Fnnesal frum II Teat-1Iad.sooat- On Thnrsday, 1o.
Inst, at p. NJ
Boston and Providence papers plonse copy.
Q'EE1L1-0n WodnesdaJ, Oct. 9, !5e. Dolls, bs-
months. >
Funeral from rssidcnco, No. s1 Test Lako street, Bt1-
day. Oct II, at 10 =. to C-lrasy By cstr1aEH
BUcHANAN-Io Detroit, Mich, Oc+- ?, Mrs. JAutc
Bochana9 AIcd 81 yoers, meter OF Miss II. =. Buca
, 1872-10-10
MARRIED.

LARhAAEE- -TRrMlNG4A3i-Ou October ssh. 1t
4ee Fes4dence Of the brides moeher 13 Cent-v, by
Aias Juds l. Trtm1azhafn. No Cards
LlNCQG4N-Hu'T0N-A+ tho Bishops residence O.,
"Wednesday m"zatux Oct 9, by the Right Rev. 1;4aap
Foley. William e. Iac.'n, et chic.su and Nnre T.,
ctnnntt. No na.ds.
, 1872-10-10

The Fa11m Season Of opera commences at Mc-
Vicker's Theatre ON Friday evening and vii en-
brace three performances, Friday evening, Sat
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LEGAL, &c.
Sberiff's Sale of Lands g. Tenements.
Asl.tdbuh Common Peas. June Term. 1871
Maria A. Faulk
against vF,1n nv
Edwin A. Dunbar Il

hdWlh A. DUNBAR.
DY virtue of Vend. Ex. duly issued
from said Court In the above case to me directed will
offer for sale by way OF publ auction at the door of
the Court Huuse IN Jefferson, Arhtabula County Ohio
on Monday the LIST day OF Aprf A. u. 1871 between
the hours OF III and IL O'clock A. NJ OF said day. the
following described Lands and Tenemcnts tu.,yit /:
situate IN the townswhip Of Sa5rook In the county of
Ashtabua aud state of Ohio, being part of section
second and part OF the North tfact SO called and
bounded az iolows Beginning at stake standing on
the east ne OF said tract and the rOuh corner
OF ten acre iOt sold by Nathaniel W. Brown to Will
liam Hubbard and running from thence South one
u2) chains ana sixteen links and one.hnI to stake
thence West one degree South wcye chains ans thirty
three links TO stake from thence North one degree
west twelve chains, sixteen and Onc.haf links along
line Of marked trees toa stake from thence East one
degree nOrth Twelve chains aud thirty.three nks
the place OF Degnnng containing fifteen acres of land
Also one other piece O land situate In said township
and being part ~ said section ~ and part of the
North Tract SO Called beginning sake standing
the east line OF SAID tract, and the northeast
Of fity acre lot formerly sold by the said william
Hubbard TO- the said ~ w. Brown, and running from
thence south one degree along east line of said
north tract, eight chains and eleven links 10 stake
thence West one degree south, twelve chains and
thrtvthrec links to stake; themes north one degree
vest, eight chains and eleven links, TO stake; thence
East. one degree north, along line of marked trees
twelve chains and thirtythree Inks to the place of
beginning containing ten acres of land. Apprnsed at
8 Terms of sale, Cash.
A. W. STILES. shcrE
j. r. COOK, Plaintiffs Attorney
5G-5tSS Sherifls Office, March 3, 1872.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS

OMITII g. FRENCH Manufacturers &
Daeers in LEATHER A FINDINGS, ia the
Hollow opposite Phoenix Foundry, Main street, Ash
tahulh, Ohio. ..'
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTs AND CALF SKINS
just received, and for sale as good an assorted
stock Of
.. LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Mffket. and which will
ID sold the most reasonable terms hope to make Il
object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that cell them everything needed in theft
business cheap be found in Cleveland even
the Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss OF time.
All are cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Confident that can make
II for your interest to bay In this market ehal take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock. Below, give partial list O
articles:
Spanish and elaughte sole upper and harness Leather
hemlOck calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
hens and womens morocco band and lacing leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
lasts pegs, thread webb Packards Ink, iron and zn,
nails round head tacks brises avis hammers pncers
sand stones rasps knves 1Oats size sticks and straps
boot trees. shoe lpces punches lasting irons eycets eve
let SETS stitchwhees sfftchmarkers heel shaves edge
planes, strip avis welt knives elastic heel BALL stitch
Ing cord lasting acks heel and toe plates boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils and al kinds of finishing
irons. etc etc. SMITH e. FRENCH. "
Ashahnla 1871. 1875
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A CARD TO THE LADIES,
7 10. mn. DUPONCO's
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOX
FEMALES.
Dn. bUFoNoO,s


LlJaili5e IN correcting Irregularities RSnOriN0 90.
afucti0ns Qf fhe Monthly ffft0ds.u ar
They never fail, and may be depended upon In hvory
where the monthly flow has been obsructed through
cold or disease DtlPoNCo's GOLDEN PILLS always
give Immediate relief being especially prepared for
married lades, A lady writes. "DuponcOa Golden
pills relieved me In one day, without lhcdngehicnce like
mapIcn The Genuine are now put ~ In Ldr0e tWhie)
Bores containing double the quantity OF Pills nndnpon
cnch box yuu win md my Private u. 81 Revenue
Stamp" UpOn the stamp see the words OUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILES, in White Letters, teithout that none
'" Psg,eDiSer de +" Genuine" @ IN the HhRe boxes
Full ana explicit directions accompany each box.
Price 100 per box, six boxes $500 Sold by Drug
plst In every town. village city and hamlet throughout
the world. Sold in Ashahula by NJ. NEWBERY, Drug
gist, Sole Agent.
LADIES by sending him A. 90 through the Ashta-
bula Postohice can have the Pills sent tconfdentinyO
by mail to any part of the country Freeor Postage.
s. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor. New York,
Sold ALSO hy Foster.SW atkins, Geneva j. @ Palmer
Conncaut an6 Strong & Armstrong. Cleveland 30
Sold also " Foster & Watkins. Geneva: j. q. Pal
mer. Conneaut and Strong & Armstrong, Cleveland.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ON the 3lst day of January, 1872, the
Probate Court of Ashtabula County declared the estate
OF Benjamin X. loare, deceased, to be probably in
solvent. Creditors therefore required tn present
their claims against the estate. to the undersigned
allowance, within Fix months from the time above
mentioned or they will Lot be entitled to payment.
A. j. WIIlIPLE,
Admir- Of benjamin r. IIoare deceased
Sheffield February 10, 1875 56.5lS
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FURNISHING GOODS.

YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
IN GREAT VARIETY.
YOUTHS 0HERCoATs. BOYS 1VERC0ATS
CHILDRENS 0VERC0ATS
We have the largest variety Of ChihEens Clothing to
be tOuDd In the city, aud shall always make this de-
partmen our specially All goods warranted as repre-
sened and you will always ind this square dealing
house j. MANSFIELD a. CO.,
rn. IS Cleveland, Ohio.
The subscriber thanks his many friends IN Ashtahula
County for their very liberal patronage extended TO him.
and hopee 10 merit continuance Of The same.
SN0. MANSFIELD.
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Than any other establishment of the kind in the country
or city. mean what say and would invite the pub
lie In general n for themselves before buying else
where. am making 1t AN object for any one TO give
call and II will pay them well for coming to
large stock to select from WHICH il acas any In any
CITY, Having sixteen years experience in business and
buying all my stock direct from the manufacturers East
aud conducting my own business enables me to sell
lower than any competitor in the region. My work Is
as II always has been-thc best,
also have on hand large stock of Eastern work,
which sell very low among which will be found single
lounges, bed lounges, carpet and rep lounges
Spring Mattresses, at greatly reduced prices of my
own make.
Don't forget the place few doors south of Fisk, Sill
man Il Cos Flour and Feed Store.
Also partit uar attention paid to carpet laying Curtain
and CrOnice hanging all OF which will be done with
readiness and dispatch
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

Ipfaili5e IN correcting Irregularities RenoyiN0 90.
atlnetlons Of NE NOnMiy Itrt0dsa III
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RAILROAD NOTICE
To the stockhoiders of the AshtaJula, YoungstoUn &c
INts6urgh RdilrOad Company:
"
l. OU are hereby notified, That in pur-
snance Of vote of the Board Of Directors meeting of
the Stockholders Of the Ashtahui, Youngstown &
Pittsburgh railroad Company will be held at the Office
OF said Company In the Incorporated village of Ashia
bula on Wednesday the twentieth (2Oh day of March,
A d. 1874 at one O'clock r. NJ of said day for the pur-
pose OF raliiying rejecting lease of the Ashtabua
youngstown Pittsburgh Railroad tn the PenDsy syyana
Company made and entered into by the Board of Drcc
tors OF the Ashtabnla, Youngstown X Pittsburgh Rail
road Company with said Pennsylvania Company. at a
meeting of said Board of Directors held at Young
February 9th, A. d. 1872 and also to ratfy reject
contract for the building of said Ashtabula youngstown
Pittsburgh Railroad, made and entered into by the
Board OF Directors of said Company said nth day
February. A. ID. 1872, with the Granite Improvement
Company and to transact any and all other business In
connection Herewith, that III " before the
meeting. WIN. McCREERY
Attest: Prest, A. Y. " +. II. X. co.
+. SILLIMAN. Sccy.
Ashtahnla o. February 10Th, 1872. 5i-5t
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III Il II ID W Il II e.

Real Estate and ms AGt,
AAhtabula. o.. Dee afst, 1871. liOs
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EDW ARD 6. PIERCE'S.
COL 81 AHHO
LADIES FCRs:

LADIES FCRs: h
Mink Sets s24 and sVs and Mink Of for yos wos6
$50. rEs Elk.
Fitch Martin Set cheap
Imitation Mink for $3.50
Siberian Squirrel.
Childrcns Furs very cheap,
FINE ASSORTMENT OF FUR GLOVES.
Kid Gloves with Fur wristlcts.
Cloth Gloves with Kid Fronts.
Ladies' and Gents Leather Bags In fa hns assort
mcnt Of useful presents for Chrstmas.
aa
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CIOthihC.

Blue Beaver Suits. Tricot Beaver Suits
Harris Cass. Suits. SEQ ch Suits,
English Milton Suits. Silk Mixed Suits
Black Doe skin Suits. Satiuet Suits
Blue Black Dress Suits large line OF Derby Sacks
also full line OF
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Furnishing GOOds.

Flannel Shirts Cnss Shirts. Check Shirts Striped and
Plaid shirts. Milton Shirts, Blue Army Shirts
Hickory Shirts, Waite Shirts, diatha-
way ShirO ShOlder Braces. Suspenders, Kid
Gloves Dog Skin Cloves. Buck Gloves Collars, Sleeve
Buttons. Umbrellas, &c.
large line Of lie eT Rags, Hand Trunks Rail Road
Bags, &c, Underware. Shirts and Drawers, EDglish
usse Gotten Hose. Shaker Sacks, and good Paper
Collar at 10 Cents n box.