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Try WM. l.. WALL eco, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 900, 5. W. cor. Penn ave and 9th st
GY b. ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auc iOneer.
No. 129 7th str eet, between G and II.


No. 729 7th street, between and ii.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN SQUARE 1O2
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust to M, dated
.&A659, folio 34s, of the land records OF washing
ton county, D. e. AID By direction Of the oarty
premises, to the highest bidder. on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 3th. 1872, at o'clock .. m all that piece or
psTfs OF sTSGHd in " 81 city known as the
ments, consisting of a desirable Frame Dwelling
Terms Of sale One-thkd cash; balance in s, II and
is months bearing interest rate Of per cent
per snnum, and secured by notes aud deed Of trust
the property. One hundred dollars down when the
purchssers cost II the terms not comp led with
within FIVE days from the day Of sale the TT ustee
and cost Of the defsUItne pnrc%sePs ." the FISK
jane2 eo&ds MICHAEL P. CALLAN. Trustee.
DY B. II. WARNER
Real t N6 1a sG * . sp1 au'ti0n''r
TRUsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Ii By virtue Of deed Of trust to the under
I'M signed dated December lsf, A. d. 1870, aud
land records Of Washington county, d. O., we will
ssn At public suetion, to the highest bidder, on
as To- NJ, ia ". W. CorcOrsn's recorded subdivision
OF lots aDd from to 90, both inclusive, OF former
subdivision Of square 4s, together with the improve.
menis thereon, consisting Of three-story Brick
Dwelling with marble trimmings containing the
residence. This property is sold 10 satisfy note
dated December l.t i8'O, for $500 with 10 per cent
The amount Of said note and interest, and the ex
pehses OF sale VIII be required IN cash and the bal
struck OF Stamp, aud convey sncing q purchaser
days from day OF sale the trustees reserve the rRht
resell at the risk and Of efauting
G GkoRGf " " tsArTIookksEYt Trustees.
j22eosds lRep.l 3. II. WARNER, Auct.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
customers and the public generally to our large and
well selected stock Of GOODS FOB THE HoLI
DAYS, among which We would name, in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINs.
LONDON LAYER RAISINS, in whole, half and qrs
VALENCIA BASINS
SULTANA RAISINS.
CURRANTS, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNEs, in l, 2 and pounds.
COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in ID. and s.lb. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
DONATIONS, in Alb. and 3lb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, o very nutritious article.
HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds.
LOBSTEBs, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOw.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordon's make.
ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANs, FILBERrs
BRAZIL NUTS, FRENCH CANDY, Lib. and s-Ib
boxes; FIRE CRACKERS, Do, &C.
Also,
FINE OLD JAMAICA RUM
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKIR and NECTAR WHISKY.
GAFFs CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUSCAT, SHERRY and
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few Casks fine old PALE SHERRY in thu
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guarantesins
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low BIZ
BROWNING q MIDDLETON.
No. GA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decls-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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NoTIcE:-rhAt =. .. yUsrH, els ID, bet<ees
SECOND HAND CLOTHING st less than hall the
4 s. ~ Dsns HAND oLorHIsG o, all hind.
bough o. fair (cashD prices. 81 aiI
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3lA NINTH STREET,

In THE sUPRIMI COURT OF THF DISTRiOf
i OF COLUMBIA,
The 10TH day 0 yaawe,y, l0a.
james Lawn, complainant
On melton Of the colplainant, By llsssrs jas. Ho-
ban and Thomas y: Miller, bis solicitors, IL 10 or.
dered that the defendant cause his 70 be
entered hsreiA on or before the nrst rule day oc.
curing forty days afeer this day; otherviSe the
True copy. Tsst:-R. J. HHIQe, CLERK.
~ the Court. uanu -1Awswl A.WYLIE,
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
l. has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
testamsntary on the personal estate Of PHILIP
KRAFT, hie Of Wsshinstop county, D. o., de:
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers Thereof. TO the subscriber or
wise BY Law be excluded from ell beseAt Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day Of jan
UNITED sfAT TssI pA1 3. u Ss.I0I 3, So,
!0nthe petition q GE0RGH ": MORSE OF Green.
e On ssi S an 81
1888, for IN improvement In Cartridge, Cases:
closed on the 9th day Of APRIL next; that tie
time for fling arguments and the Examiner's report
be limited TO the 10th day Of pri next, and that al
petition BE- heard on the 18th day e. April next.
Any person may oppose this extenston.
u63hs& Id. L10GET1 ,Oe0missioA9.
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In THE 50 PRIME COURT OF THE DIsrRIo
i OF COLUMBIA,
tie lsfA day 0 DecsssbsS, ISL.
~.' NS:... He.s.ns. Eq. Doe.r.
On motion Of the DtaintiH, BY Mr. T. a. Lambert her
solicitor, u II ordered that the defend cause hs
spDeeranes 70 b sntered herein before the rs
wise The cause WIN be proceeded With q In cass Of
default.
eI the Court: A. wYLII.
=. J. MEI0y,C1erk. decf6- lsytfehl
THH AMIRICAN SUBMERGED DOuBLr
j ACTING HONIBEEZlNQ FORCE PUGR
The simplest and most powerful in use
CHARLES WOOD.
eukN Corner 9TH end z, strcets.
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RAILROADS.
tnuIl FRoa INA NORTH sNnEAsr
~ 10 TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHW EST

T I
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
hOAh. eNtef dliE from Ghstta -
Lohs rem 90 Meridian, " - .isleft
0thpleteu sid fcrms, ~fth d. con ~ ~ 49,
49, n, tut shokIksT At RATf rrNr from port
NJ Dcston. New leIk. failaielph Hsltfr, -
,.a, s, ~, hichngnd. Lynchburs. ard Ghs.ta-
Ntctlhem't ldian. hohile, New Orleans ysrk..n
~ Us eIk, aid al = univ rstern Cifi~-
Lue ruad bed - In splendid sbn iifi,n a,a an.
e4uiF nent perfect '''"' ~ tns
80 n ~, slsos hay sud Nlearius Cars are - 4.
- va Ms rCuie frum Ivuclhtir- a. n -. -
NV bfivsn. without charFe - ~ -''''i" Aia
Purchase Tickets Via tn AI,h,r,. - ,.,...
n- - hs.iroad, sad secure the suirk - ,I.,,
most comforts. @'N'Ha tihir Asa
1he attention e Freight shippers 4. o.fe.,, ,,...
route as citf ring the aivartaEas II st.s.sg ,..,
,ftNeen the Nefth and Santh, With rates si.-.v. -.
lev A. by any other route -
Marx shP freight, sni procure hiis Il laaas va.
WILLIAM HEAVY General Ersf-,.. -. 80.
Agent, Chsftauooca. Trnp A'NN1t
g. LINTON, G~nrral Superintendent Chat
l..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
the Democratic Victory.

In the election CT the Mayor OF this city It, ..Iy
gratifying 70 all who desire II 1s cur elections shu
o. coudacted fairly and the decision st the wli! OF
the people clearly ascertained.
Bu. the force and effect Q. tie vie':ry Is de
.troyea il E. eraat measure through the Unfair
maIner in which the C,tv IS divided in ward:
The heavy majorities which the Radicals have
ia the 5th, 9Th and tn Wards. enables them to
coloni-e voters at any time from these wards to
sarry the s;h and e,h wards. The result rs a
majority for the Republicans IN the City Council
Notwithstanding the Democrats carry the City.
Here is one Of tie causes OF failure to Sc ure
~ majority in the Council The CONSCIENCE is that
the CITY will have to bear the burden of heavy
tax ior another year. matter that is greatly TO
be regretted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

EFFECT OF CARRYING CONCEALED WEA-
roNs.-An incident occurred in Alexandria
early Saturday morning which, though for
tunately unattended with serious results,
should prove warningto those who carry
concealed weapons DR.. Bedford Brown,
while making purchase in the market. felt a
stinging blow On his hip. and u: the same
time the report of pistol shot was heard and
smoke was seen issuing from the waiscoat of
coIored man standing few feet of. The
doctor having experienced the sensation OF a
gun shot wound before he knew that hr WAS
shot, and said so, and upon examination it
va. found that he had been struck on the hip
with small sized pistol ball, which, however
had not penetrated the flesh, and which was
fu nd in the doctor clothes.
The ,ound OF the report caused the greatest
excitement in the market. and Il large crowd
soon collected around the doctor and the man
whose pistol had shot him, and the latter was
taken hold of by two citizens and carried
across the street 70 police headquarters. where
he was examined before Justice White, and
committed to ,ail to answer the charge Of car
ryng concealed weapons His name is Joseph
stark, and he halls from Manassas. The shoot
ing was entirely accidental, but the Justices
action is universally approved OF, because If
all the colored m0l in the countfy, or white
men either, are to be allowed to go about and
into the most thrOngeu Resorts armed with
loaded pistols. nohody's life vii, br safe. -
Ga,e..6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
The Whole Vote

pollsd Tor the candidate for Mayor, ?,l66 for
Slmms and ?.0s for Dougherty is i,2i0; iour
votes more than was regularly poiled in the aggre-
gate vote fer the Couucil. The whole vote last
year was 4,sj9; 2l3s for ar Bright. and 1881
for Mr. Maris, for President Of the Council The
Democratic vote this year is increased Ia, The
Republican vote shows 4 decrease of 437. This
may show the number OF the repeatars and frau
lulent votes that were polled in 81 ty or oppo-
neuts. or il may show to some extent the indi-
occasioned by the late attempt to stuff the
ea!lot-boxes, or the disaFectea Republican votes
ias: will be cast ior Greeley IL October ard No
7enter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

The member Of tbs historical Lincoln Cabinet,
whose are irseparaby connected with In.
greatest events ot his administration, were VIM
II Seward, Sc retagy ct State; Salmon Chase,
Secretary Of the Treasury Edwin NJ. stanton,
Secretary of war Gideon Welles. Secretary OF
the Navy Caleb u. Smith. Secretary Of the ln-
terror, Montgomery Blair. POSTMASTER General
and Edward Bates, Attorney Genera ti .htse,
Messrs. Stanton, Smith, and bates doaA. Mr.
Seward takes no part in the canvass Al the rest
Chase. Wellcs, aud Blair, heartily and viRorousl!
support the candidacy of Greeley and Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
the Erect Of the Victory In VIII
noIn0t0n

The effect of the triumphant election OF Dem
ocrat for Mayor OF Wilmington, will be to settle
public opinion more firmly in our little State
toward the Democratic and Liberal Republican
candidates for theTresidency and Vice Presidency
in November. As Wilmington has gone now, so
it will doubtless go in November And should 1t
do So Greeley and Browns majority in the State
will probably reach $500 or 1900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Regrets.

The defeat oi Col jesse Sharpe in the sixth
ward and VIM s. Hilles, in the Eighth ward, is
:. misfortune which citizens all over the town,
who have the interests OF the city at heart. re-
Yret.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

vet there can ts little doubt that the "sl2 0,0l0
reduction" will continue to be n stock polit' al
arguue,t ior the whols OF tho Ir Sc, camp :
| am yours, Nc., DAVID A. WELLS
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Respectfully,
PHELPS s. MALLORY.

Pratt's Ladies' Bazaar Is in RECEIPT of the latest
fall styles of ladies' hats, fancy feathers, plumes
and flowers. Dress and cloak making for ladies
and children speciality. Paris. Berlin and
London styles imported monthly. Stamping
and embroidering done to order by hand or ma
chine, with ueatness and dispatch. Ladies' un-
derwear. in suits of three pieces, tucked and
embroidered in linen and nansook from six to
fifteen dollars. Human hair, switches, coronet
b.aids, curs, fronts irizzettes, chignons and oil
kinds Of imitation hair goods on hand aud made
to order Combings Strengthened and worked
sp, aud all kinds of hair iewelry made to order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

On Thursday afternoon. as Mitchell's bus was
proceeding along Madison street from the C., B.
& @. R. R. depot, it ran over daughter of J.
Bogue, aged only eighteen months; The child
fortunately fell between the horses, and the car
riase passed over her withou. seriou. physical
injury. The drivers attention was arrested at
the time by passenger who was giving him
directions as to where to leave him, 80 that he
was comparatively blameless. Parents with
young children cannot be too cautious IN allow.
ing their offspring upon the public streets. The
State Fair is coming %, and this accident should
be warning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

PREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER.-M. H.
Prescott has just received from New Orleans a
new lot of those elegantly tanned genuine ALI.
gator skins, from which he makes up those
boots which have gained such celebrity. He
has also just received lot Of genuine French
calf skins as we'll as other calf skins, kips, &C.,
which he is ready 70 make up to order and war.
rant quality aud fit in all cases. Also always
on hand, the finest lot Of boots in tte state. On
Madison street, q few doors west Of Exchange
Bank corner.
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Opening OF the Public Schools.

opening OF the PUBIC schools.
The public schools will be opened, by order
Of the Board Of Education, on Monday, the 9th
of September.
1t is highly imI ortsnt that all pupils be pres.
ent. so that work may commence promptly at
that time.
None can be admitted after that time till the
following Monday morning.
All children between the ages of 6 and 81
years, whose parents or guardians have been
residents IF the city sixty days or upwards, are
entitled to school privileges.
Pupils are entitled to seats in the following
order, viz.
1st. Those who were present at the end Of
last term.
I'd. Those who left on account of sickness be.
fore the end Of last term.
Sd. Other residents of the city.
4th. Those from without the city, if there be
room. WILL JENKINS, Superintendent
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CHRISTIAN BROIHERs' ACADEMY, AT LA
sALLE.-With the present week commences the
fall term Of the Brothers School at La Sale
The school has been in existence since 1862, and
has been steadily gaining in reputation. At
the last term it had l53 pupils, of whom 25
boarded in the building. The school building
is large stone structure three stories in height
with basement, finely prop0rt,oned, and which
at once attracts the eye Of all visitors to La
Sale. II is surrounded with handsome gardens
and play grounds. It has six teachers, and the
course Of studies is 50 arranged that the stu.
dents have the two-told advantage Of receiving
. ,centifc as well a. . commercial education.
TIE terms are, for tho primary class, SO per
quarter; grammar class, 81; commercial class,
IS; superior class, including French and Cor.
man, $6. Applications to be addressed to Bro
Arthmisn.
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NUMBER 5.
NOTICE.

Under the ordinances OF the city Of Ottawa,
no persons are allowed to runany hack, omnibus,
or other vehicle for the carrying of passengers,
without having first taken out license, and for
the purpose of preventing imposition and pro-
tcc,ng tho public, every driver of such a con-
veyance is isrequired to post upon the outside Of
his conveyance, or wear upon his person. con.
spicuousy the number OF his license. All per-
sons therefore, who desire TO run any hack
omnibus, or other vehicle for the conveying Of
passengers during the state fair are requested 70
mako application TO the city clerk at the City
Hall for license or or before the first day OF
the Fair No person will be permitted TO run
| any such conveyance, without such license, and
| without the number Of his license being posted
up, or worn upon his person aforesaid.
| BY order of the Mayor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

L""is Hess. Of the New England Bakery, post
Office lock, is fully prepared for the State Fair.
Tie capacity of his ovens is equal to ten thou.
sand loaves daily, which he will deliver in any
part Of the city. Visitors to the forthcoming
exhibition will find the New England bakery an
excellent place at which to lunch. An idea
may be formed of the magnitude of Mr.. Hess
preparations in this line, when it is known that
he has already secured t~o tons of cheese. In
addition, Mr.. Hess will have cakes and pies Of
OF all kinds, which he will offer at wholesale or
retail. while his stock of candies and general
confectionery will no, be equalled in the city.
Oysters by the plate, Can or case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

The Opera House approaches completion with
commsudable rapidity. The frescoing is fin.
ished, and presents very neat, though not elab.
orate appearance. The staging which encum.
bered the middle of the hall has been removed,
so that the excellent proportions Of the room
can now be more readily perceived. The stair.
ways are being erected, and everything is at SO
advanced q stage that no tears need be enter.
tained Of the contractors being up to time.
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Great Opening of Dry Goods this Week at
Scott, HOutz a. Co.'S.

ScOtts 1t0utZ a Co.'s
Mr.. Houtz has been spending two weeks in
New York and other eastern markets. He
writes that he has bought An immense stock.
During the decline and panic in Gotten goods
last week he bought very heavy, 30 that the
people may look out for great bargains in all
kinds OF cotton goods We will sell yard wide
sheeting at ten cents yard, and n large quaint.
ty OF we'll known brands at 121 cents; usual
price, IA and u cents.
Also, in bleached muslin We will sell good
yard wide muslin at 1917 cents, and an extra
fine soft finish, yard wide, st Is cts.
Special attention is called to our list of bar.
gains in our Linen Department Mr.. Houtz
says he has bought very largely in Linen, and
at lower prices than he has ever seen them be.
fore. Housekespers, hotels, etc., are invited to
look at and price ous new stock of table linens
napkins, towels. toweling, &C., &c.
We will politely call the attention of the Ia.
dies to our Dress Goods aud Kid Glove Depart
ment.
Our stock Of Dress Goods will far exceed any.
thing IN that line ever before shown in thi. city
Black and colored Silks IN all grades. A beauti.
full stock Of low priced Silks ssd Poplins Some.
thing entirely new for fall in japanese and f.
ured Irish Poplins at from 40 TO so cents per
yard. These goods are very pretty. Also q
beautiful line Of real japanese Silks in new fail
shades, very rich, from s5 cents to 81 90 per
yard, and an immense stock of Empress Cloths.
Merinos, Cretons, Rspps, Cashmeree, Sstins,
etc, etc.
Also a large assortment Of Mourning Dress
Goods.
100 dozen Kid Gloves, best makes, new fall
shades.
One lot Of 25 dozen, aud buttons, at 81 90
and sl.so per pair.
These gloves are very cheap.
We will open within q few day. over 100
pieces Of Carpets, bought from manufacturers,
and in the best markets in the United States
for cssh. We will be able TO sell them at very
low prices. Our stock embraces everything in
the line OF Carpetiugs ; phys, best
Ingrans, German Wool, India Brussels, Hemp
and China Cocoa Msttings, Stair Carpets, etc.
All oar departments will be full this week
aud everything sold at the loves. figures. We
will take pleasure is showing our stock to ALL
Respectfully,
sCoTT, HoUH Il Co.
T. S.-Tbe came goods and prices will be
found a, our house is S.reator.
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PERsoNALs.-Ar. A. ]. CAton went to New
York state on Monday last for au extended so.
journ, during which he will study Law.
Rev. ]. G. Stough,ou, OF Aurora. has sufficient.
ly recovered from bis sickness to be able to take
the stump for Greeley IN Indiana.
The classic features Of the editor Of the Otta.
va 1ndersnden. beamed scross the table of the
Sherman House, Chicago, this week.
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Phelps & VI allOry

Will open next week the largest and mos. com.
plete stock of millinery goods ever brought to
most daily. our Mr.. Phelps now being east. We
buy direct from importers and in large quanti
ties, which enables US to place before cur Gus.
toners goods in our line at our usual low prices.
Please call and SATISFY yourselvet.
Respectfully,
PHELPS s. MALLORY
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Ten lines Of Agate raake ole square.

Ten lines Of Agate aske ole square.
Advertisements not under contract b. plainly mark
ID the length Of time desired they VIII be continued snd
charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards exceeding five ae
serted II ave dollars per Gve lines dolla,
er hne extra.
Transient advertising In all be paid strictly
Advance.
II Yearly advertisers disconttnoing their ADVERTISE
1nens before the OF the contract will be charged
ne full rates above. Extra charge will sso be made for
-souton and othe connected with their regu-
q. business.
Local notices. cite. cents per line.
~ In no case will ,ue.e terms be departed from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

The long vexed question of the bridge across
the Feeder on Columbus street has been finally
settled, the structure having been repaired at a
cost Of $240. 1t is considered to be good for
fifteen years to come, aud the grading has been
permanently completed in such manner AS to
render approach easy. All of which is highly
satisfactory to the people of the neighborhood.
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The Father Matthew Total Abstinence Soc

The Father Matthew Total Abstinence Socie.
ty have elected the following officers:
Presidential. 7. Maoney
Vice President-John Burke.
secretsry-W P. Henery.
Corresponding Secretary-A. T. Dinett
Treasurer-M T. O'Crowley.
Board of Inves.iration-John Connors and j.
Neary.
Sergeant-a.. Arms--Jam Ford.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

Child Bro. & Phipps are constantly receiving
their new goods, direct from Boston or from
their own manufactory at Davenport, Iowa.
These goods are not surpassed for durability Of
material. excellence or workmanship or !owness
in price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-07

Christmsna has got the earliest and most
splendid stock Of fall and winter clothing and
domestic woolens in the market The latter he
is working up in his manufacturing department,
which is in full blast and turning out superb
and fashionable garments. He makes special
ty' of the Champion white shirt, which is IN.
equslled for excellence of material and work.
nsnship. Now is the time to secure your fall
clothing cheap. Remember Christnann, SO Mad.
ison street
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Ladies and gentlemen, we would most respect
fully call your attention to the New York Boot
and Shoe House. The stock is very large, and
composed Of all the styles and quail les manu-.
tactured besides you will find prices perfectly
satisfactory. LYNCH, BEATTY IL o KANE