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Publication.

VT is hereby made known that the lists
"A showing the measurements effected by
the Town-Surveyor in consequence of
changes which have taken place in the
year 1872 with certain buildings in the
Towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted,
is open for inspection in Chri8tiansted at
the Royal Treasurer's Office, and in Ere
deriksted at the Police-Otice. Pursuant
to Ordinance of Goth November 1854, all
parties concerned are requested to for
ward to the Government Of st. Croix
within 3 Months from date, their eventual
objections against the said measurements.
Tax-Commission for st. CroiX the 4th
February 1878.
R. PETERSEN. C. R. MAGENS.
PETER LEMMING.
, 1873-02-08

VI listen over VaIgberettigede til Co.
az loniaIraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn
paa dette Steds Thingbuus fra lode til
28de dennes begge Dage indbefattede fra
XII. 8. slet Formiddag til H 3 slet Efter
midday. Enhver der har IndslgeIser at
fremf6re imod Valglisten o%pfordes, i Hen
hold til Coloniallov af 27de November
1868 5 25, senest 3 Dago efter UdI0bet at
den ovennavnte It'd, til Valgbestyrelsens
Formand skriftigen at eeindgive saadan
Indsigelse med Opgivelse at de Grunde,
hvorpaa samme st6ttes.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistricts VaIgkreds, den Ste
Februar 1873
G. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1873-02-08
AUCTION.

MT the request of Major VIM. F.
Fl Moore in behalf Of the estate Of
the late George Walker, will be sold
at one auction to be held at this
Office on Thursday the 9Th Of March
next | o'clock p. M, the said George
Walkers
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or objections are based, within 3 days after
the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the town Of
Christiansted, February 5th 1878.
Fl. A. JURS,
Chairman.
, 1873-02-08
The Property

No. | Market Street in this town,
belonging to the former firm of
"Walker & Hill"
The conditions for the sale may be
seen at this Office and at the Office
of Major VIM. E. Moore where also
other information may be obtained.
Auction Office, Frederiksted February
9th 1878.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-02-08
Bekjendtgjorelse

CT listen over Valgberettigede til Co.
IA lonialraadet err henlagt til Eftersyn
paa dette Steds Thinghuus fra lode til 28de
dsnnes begge Dsge indbefattede, fra Il. 9
, 1873-02-08

Requirements Contoir, hvor ogsaa
andre OpIysninger kunne erholdes.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den Cite
Februar 1878.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-02-08
S I'll A II T. IN
The Property

No. 2 Strand Street and No. SO
Kings Street in this town of which
the halfbeIongs to the former firm of
"Walker & HiII'.
The conditions for the sale may be
seer at this Office and at the Office
of Major VIM. f. Moore, where also
other information may be obtained.
Auction Office, F~rederiksted February
9Th 1878.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-02-08

NJ the request of Major VIM. F.
IL Moore in behalf Of the estate of
the late George Walker, will be sold
at one auction to be held at this
Office on Thursday the 9th of March
next, IL O'Clock noon, the said George
Walkers
, 1873-02-08

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at
D Planter Richard Goold Knight
her af Stedet Days Dato har opgivet
sit 30 til Skiftebehandling.
Frederiksted Skifteret st. Croix den 4de
Februar 1873.
, 1873-02-08
q TsT' T. z
9 IENDOMIeEL1M!u!,ElEN

Mr.. IToryegade heri Byen fiIh0rende
Diet oph@vede Firma Walker 4
Hill"
Conditionerne for Salget ere til
Eftersyn paa dette Contoir SAINT paa
Requirements C%ontoir, hyor ogsaa
andre Oplysninger kunne erholdes.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den CITE
Februar 1878.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-02-08
UCTTON.

nFTER Begj@ring af Major VIM.
III Il. Moore Paa afgangne Knob
mand og Planter George Walkers
Boes Vegne vii bIive bortsolgt we'd
cen Auction her paa Auctionscon-
toirct Torsdagen den Ste Marts f0rst-
kommende Eftermiddag Kl. ! slet
DOets
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nc era~ihaiiOa Of she graduating elsss
BY members Of she board. Taosisy aud
Wednesday, Jan lSlh anl liih. 1874.
'iio-iHs exercises, Wednesday evepiug.
Jan. l4iA.
-Chniimas was erlshgated in the
City district, at harlly dauu in the
mernins. BY the burning Of the school
house. IL is supposed To have taken 6re
from ashes deposited IN the woodshed.
We understand the books we're saved.
There werc very pleasant eHereis-.
by the children e the sabbath school 10
the vesiry Of the Congregational church,
on Thursday evening. after Shieh all al.
IouFne4 to the room above. TO spend a
merry hour under the Christmas Tree.
From the variety aud amount Of its treas.
ures, We should judge the Santa Cllu.
family Mad not heard Of the panic
though during the distribution of the
gif1s, II was plain to see there was quit,
panic created among the children anj
some OF the larger growth. The occasion
was a very pleasant Que. aud will long b,
remembered as Que of the bright spots il
! !ifa
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surplas credit o. 40 uea. snl that the
Iosu sas Bot ro9airei 10 flruish any mou
under that cali Il srrsHei that the
PiH. DID uoi afi'ly q she qaoia 10 Gil the
ds6uieBey aulsf she iIaii. BAT applied on
the call Of March iih. ls6l. Toe os8t
decided. pro forza. that the Pc. was sa.
Titled To recover. ADJ ordered a verdict fOr
the Pia. 10 which The Def. excepted. and
the CASE passed to the Supreme Court.
TIC Flh. claimed that the word moved "
ia the record siecd for '' voted. - and that
il clearly appeared from the record that
the town voted \ bouiiy. that the vcie
Was an open one, that the Pia- came
within the terms Of the vote. aud vas en-
titled to recover the bounty. The Deft.
claimed that the record OF the proceedings
Of the town meeting did no, show any
vote o. the town To nay bouniics. or any
promise whereby the town could b. made
Gable: tha, the word =. voted could II, I
he substituted for the worl moved :; aud
that the record must be taken precisely as
IL read IL held TO he valid vote 10 pay
bouniies, it was not an open vote, lot was
limited TO the number aud class Of inca.
aud conditioned that the class Of men
should be applied TO "iill the quota under
the draft '; that the business OF eulisting
the mvn was placed 10 the hands of the
selectmep, and that the payment Of boom
ties was limited to such as should be eu.
listed by them; that the men 70 whom
the bouuies were to he paid mus apply
on the quota to Gil the deficiency under
the draft that il was shown that III,
Plff. did not apply on that quota, anc
consequently could no, recover. The cas-,
was heard IN the Supreme Court at thu
August term. 1871. aud at the Augus
term. 1873, the Court reversed the deeis
ION Of the County Court, aud gave iudg
meut for the deltnlan;to recove' CO t..
Two divorces were granted Sam
mel Adams from Sarah NJ. Adams, for IN
tole:abe severity. Sarah A. Heath trcr
Heman A Heath, for intolerable severity
, custody Of all the children. aud 81, on
: almouy decrced to the petitioner.
Want of space and time prevents u
from giving fuller report this week.
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Store.

Store.
Christians Was celebrated on CHRIST
mas eve" by u supper and "Sa"'a Claus
ut the Congrcgariuualat church. On
Thursday evening the Universalnst church
was crowded with old and young who were
entertained with fine music, Interesting
rhetorical exercises, and finally the hearts
of the children aud many Of the Older ones
were made glad by the distribution OF the
numerous gifts with which two large
trees were loaded. After the close OF
the exercises, all who desired repaired to
The vestry aud enjoyed good social time.
Rev W. Underwood, pastsr of the
II. L. church. announces, as the subject
of discourse for next Sabbath morning -
The Unity Of the Christian Chr oh, -
agreeabIy with the plan ofthe Evangelical
Alliance for the week Ofprayer
-Uuion Tempe ancc Meeting will be
held at the Nj. L. church, On Sunday even
ing, at 81 o'clock. 7. X. G'eed, Esq
will deliver an address on Temperance az
The Family. Also Recitation by Miss
Nellie A. Town.
AT The Concert service and Christ
mas celebration Of the NJ. H. church Sab
bath school, the house was crowded sew
era persons being unable to gain admis
sion. The exercises were good. and thu
trees richly laden with gifts. The pasfo
and his wife were kindly remembered
with some valuable presents.
Rev. Mr.. Crossley is spending tn
, Christmas holidays with his friends IL
this place. AMI preached in the Universe
f list church last Sabbath.
Insanity seems to be on TIE increase
There are three new cases in this to~u
Mrs. Jobu Wilkins, Mr.. Godfrey and Dr.
Hammond.
MI. G. g. Churchill entertained
poodly number of relatives OF Christina
! day. A pleasant time was enjoyed, an
ample justice was done to the very bcur
tifnly supplied table
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N o n. p. X. C L Z Z D |!

MoRRIsvILLE, VI, Sept. II, 1879.
DR. S. W. SHrTni
Dear sir-I am pleased to learn that you con-
TEN plate making a professional visit to Norris
vile this fall | take tins opportunity Of again ex-
pressing my gratitude to you for the signal benefit
/ received under your treatment, over two years
ago. At that time, vas suffering from catarrhal
affection aad liberated sore throat mpairing my
general health to an extent quite alarming ~ my
Sc IF and family. Although had boon under the
care Of somo Of the best rcgulsr PHI scians In this
place and Burlin ton, received no permanent ben
at whatever, Tut was gradually and surely growing
worse, when consulted you. | saw you but once I;
yet after following up your prescribed remedies for
n few weeks felt myself perfectly free from any
catarrhal trouble; thus by one visit, aud a few
weeks treatment, you effected complete cure.
would also say in behalf Of Mrs. Gloed, that your
treatment Of her case for bronchial catarrh was
highly satisfactory, oiIectins cure in two or three
months.
Yen seem o. me to I'm tr3tand as b. intuition, the
character Of "a malddy aud its hest remedy. You
have mu ttulo Of patients throus hoGt the State,
uad / have not seen or heard Of one t. whom } GU
have held out thc promise Of relief without render
ing it. Your entire practice among us has boen a
great success and | cheerfully recommend you t.
my friends and the public at large as physician
deserving the utmost confidence.
Very respectfully yours,
PHILIP X. GLEED.
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We ihink the lsfeBoe u The Hsds
fark eOun'y case deserve favorable men.
ton Capt. keu6sll had the euiin GA.
'ro' o. 'ho~e sase' Gu the par Of ,he
1~n' aud b, prrparaIioa shows.l grr,,
carr. dillisrnes aud considerable .b,ln,
ti's ''briei" 0ee.ed ou trial in ssp,sn,.
court was highly eOmphmvsied BY the
members Of the Bar. Had the result,
been IN favor Of the plaintiffs. the town
Wou'd have had to pay over s4.Ouo.
The sceBes ia the divorce ease. Heath
W h'a'h' acre some of them quite az
l'e''"g' aud ne noticed not lew persons
Ia the couTi-ruvm who had oceasiou 10 use
Their handkerchief during the recital Of
some OF the testimony. Ii Is sad to think
'hata state OfufFiir, III ans family should
exist that requires the separation Of eth.
et a father OF mother tiom their children.
aud decree that either shall have sole
custody aud control, especially when
such state Of affairs grow from what are
at hrsi termed mere family jars"
Hardly a citizen of the county present
Ia court when the case State .. Emerson
was disposed Of, that d ID not blush at the
carelessness or iueompeiency displayed
by the late States Attorney, il drawing
the Indictment. 1t was impossible for
the present incumbent in that office to
correct the error, and it was clearly the
duty OF the court to dismiss the prisoner.
This is not the FIRST instance Of the Kind
that has happened, and il is hoped that
the time has arrived when none but the
persons NEST fitted shall be elected to
ufficc.
B. n. Gates, town clerk, his been
appointed By the Superintendent of schools
as depOsitor Of the new school books rec,
commended by the Board Of Education
aud during the time limited by law. which
is 90 Gays fiom This date. the old book,
will be received in exchange at the price'
, fixed ty tie Board.
. The Annual meeting of the Stock
, holders of the Fair Ground Co. will %
{ held at the town hall 10 MorIisvilc. 81
Tuesday, next, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, Iii
: probably only necessary to announce this
e TO Insure full meeting, as this compau
/. has become 50 Identified with the inter
e,ts of the county, ant entered upon Il
exceedingly prosperous career. Grea
credit is due the present management, 10
r the manner 10 which they have condut ie
q its affairs. and for the unrewarded effurI
they have put forth in its behalf. Darn
: the year now closing the debt has bee
largely reduced, and with the same prI
J. dent and careful management, aided b
4 the experience that the past has give
!, them, the time is not distant wien tn
g company sill have the best grounds
, the State, free from auy iucumhrauc
:. Although the hour Of meeting Is fixed q
) "A rather early hour iog men at dl
e lance to get there, we hope all will te'
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./0NN.sON.

./OhVsOn.
A Happy New-Year to you, dear Editor
an through your paper We would gladly waft
IN our dear ones, scattered fur aud near, desires
that they. too, my have joy, and rejoicing
peace, prosperity and abundance.
The next annual meeting Of the
Alnmni of the State Normal School al
johnson, will take place at the Norma
Hall, Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th next
Address by Rev. Edwin Wheelock. Pub
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NOTICE

The Vt. State Spirtullist Association vii
hold It's next quarterly convention mt Roxb1ry
on Fri lay. Saturday AMI Sunday, Feb. 18th
| lth and 18th. 1874 Able speakers will 10
present. All friends of the cause or otherWis
are cordially invited.
Per order. CHAs. CRANE, President.
- Slate papers please copy
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A CARO-.

HYDE PARK, December 81
Mr.. FpIToR Please allow me II small space
in your columns to tender my thanks to the
good citizens of Ilyd, Park and vicinity, for
The Kindness they showed in saving what they
could Of my goods from the flames ut the iisk OF
their lives; also for their generous contributions
to make up my loss. Hoping they all my live
to a good oh age, enjoy the good things of this
world, and ne7er be g burned out | am, etc,
CALEB BLAEELY.
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RECENT STATEMENT
OF
ENRY BA LIAR D, ESQ.
MEMBER OF THE
CHITTENDEN COUNTY BAR.

d. W. SMYrH;
Dear Sir--It is about three years ssncel employed
you to treat me # Chronic Catarrh, which ut times
had troubled me for about four years. Your treat
ment removed the disease so that for the past tive
and half years have had no return of 1t, and do
MT hesitate a. say that you have effected in my
case, a complete cure. ] cannot too highly recon-
mend your careful and skillful treatment. 1t has
the double merit of being entirely satisfactory while
the treatment continues, and is permanent and
lasting n its results afterwards.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD.
Burlington, VT, Aug. a5th, 1879. 7
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n0NAIlON.

hereby acknowledge the receipt Of S16.G6,
as the result of the donation at Kyle Park
(Strect), Dec 9th also tn M each person
who, in any manner, aided in aiking up this
favor, c. WEpGEwoRTH,
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In Morrisvie, in the Universalist church,
Sunday eve, Dec 28rh, by Rev. g. W. Bailey,
AIR. Richard w. Trenwith of Wells, Mimi, to
Miss Emma ]. West of Morristown.
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,cnl Matters


ace - fah lsHary Tor hestN"noe'ofN
3. ,rrr,isieav HYDE PaIt att, n A:h.9 !.
,rrIrcs a - -luhnshufa a u An
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.MO2Y2siO2OR.

.DIOfp2SfO21H.
"A small house occupied by Mr.. Lew
is. on Morristown 2 ain. was destroyed ny
fire. wi n its contents, on Mondav night
last. Loss about $500, ---no Insurance.
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.2IG, Y5a Machin es

| The Singer Machine is on exhibition at g. ID
Millan's Fashionable Tailor Store in johnson and
w wy CT PATCH aegnt.
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NOTICE Tho subscribers are very desriOus of
" eos'ng Of all matters connected with the
meat business during tho past season and In order
to do So must culect the several sums due them on
hook. So all persons indebted to them are earnest
~ requested t. call up and settle. The book may
Re found at the residence of r. l.. Fairanis in
Cadys Falls, GATES FAIRBANKS;
Hyde Park Dec. 29th, 1873 7w3
nnGOOD COWS AND A FEW PAIRS WORK
IN ING CATTLE for sale by me. Terms
ia cash down the laiance in equal payments on
6 Q. Island "a months time, or 5pcr cent discount
for ready pay; lien Will be retained on all cattle
sold on time whether the purchaser be rich or
X. s PAGE.
Hyde Park, Dec Sd 1873. 3u
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COMPLIMENTARY LETTER
DIR. W NJ. 8. ii q p X n S
VERGENNES. VT.

To THE PUBLIC:
Having been acquainted with DIR. s. W. Smyth Of
Burlington; for many months, during which time ]
have been professionally associated with him on
several occasions, take pleasure In fully recon-
msnding him as thoroughly edu at I'd and r. b Q
physician and surgeon, am aware that very
strong prejudice exists among regular practitioners
land inmos cases ii is JUST, against travelling phv
sicians and "medical specialists" and therefore
am particular to have 1t understood that regard
DIR Smyth as a ski,fu! and thoroughly competent
practitioner, and honorable gentleman. In those
branches Of medicine and surgery to which DR.
Smyth gives especial attention, have known o.
his efiecting most wonderful cures In Aural and
opthalmic Surgery, consider him an honor to the
profession. o :,
| versennos, Nov. IS, 1872.
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s50,o0o,ooo.oo.

A life assurance policy. costing commparaa
lively little would, If death should occur durn &
severe panic. preserving intact the earning of
We ars, which ght otherwise be ltstior lack ola
little ready money.
The man is wise who has assurance upon his
life to yer all his Indebtedness SO that in the
event of his deaf h his estate is certa not to be
embarrassed. Tho great thing sou ght in business
is profit coupled with safety. The time is not far of
when every business man Will be as particular to
effect assurance on his life for the safety of hi;
estate, as to effect FIRE insurance the merchan'
disc in his warehouse, and when he will regard
life assurance as business necessity, and not AZ
mere luxury OF an indul gcnce Of his humor, as
It is the keystone to the arch which gives peima
neney and stability to the resultsof lifetime o.
active exsrtion.
H. ID BELDEN, Agent.
6 No. Hyde Park, VI.
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arc ar LINN C0nI
,,,,
,..,r~ow .ro,,
IhhF NV I'm AOi Si""S'
HoEsEs ava cAEEiAsEs POE sAls % 10 LEri
yustths thing for the little Felix's,
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FoRTY-FiVE THOUSAND MORE
,,, MACHINES

Than any other Company, and over one quarter
of all Machines sold during that year. Nine Gus
of ten OF said Sewing Machines are for family usoi
proving the
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". B. Particular AttoAtion given to Rcpairin!
rad Rating fine Watches.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

GEALED proposals will be received at the
- esice Of the Commissioners OF Frederick
and Carroll counties until the 10th day Of
July, 1873, by the Commissioners Of Freder-
lex and Carroll counties, for the erection Of a
bridge across Monocacy at Wilson's Ford,
either Of iron or wood, 1888 feet span Of River,
or 80 feet between each abutment and pier,
20 feet high above low water mark, and 10
feet wide in the clear; Of the best quality OF
white pine lumber in framing, free Of knots,
wind shakes, slabing or doating, with dou-
bic floor of white oak, well fastened in either
instance the workmanship and material must
be Of the very best character, either the How
Truss or Burr plan can be used; abutments
each 20 feet high, IA feet wide at top, 20 feet
at base, 20 feet at top, 20 feet at base; middle
pier feet at top, - feet at base, 20 feet at
top, 80 feet at base; wing walls on Frederick
county side 90 feet long, feet wide Mt base,
battered to 2 feet at top; wing walls on Car
roll county side 80 feet long, feet side at
base, battered to 2 feet at top, all to be well
COPIED with suitable stone. The entire stone
work to be made Of all large heavy stone,
well bound, and laid flush in good quick lime
mortar and pointed; the entire wing walls to
be two feet six inches higher than the road
bed; the road bed to be filled and graded on
both sides so as to afford an easy rise to the
bridge, and to be paved with good size stone
endwise for 70 feet on both sides, the abnt.
ments and pier are to be erected on solid
foundation.
JoSEPHUS II. HOPPE,
President County Commissioners Carroll
county, Nd
LEWIS CRAWFORD,
President County Commissioners Freder'
lex county, Md.
june 7-4t
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Great Southern Canal.

Recently fifteen or twenty Governors Of
States were present at the Southern Inter
nal Waterway Convention, at Atlanta,
Georgia. The great idea of the fathers of
this meeting is to connect the waters of
the Mississippi river with those of the At
lantic ocean. A canal is proposed, to
commence at Guntersville, the most south
ern point reached by the Tennessee river,
thence to the Coosa, thirty miles distant,
which it enters and follows to Rome, Ga,
up to which point the Coosa river is navi-
gable for large steamboats, at all seasons Of
the year. From Rome, the canal follows
the Etowah river to its nearest point of
contact with the Ocmulgee, and thence
down the latter stream to nayigable water
and the Atlantic ocean. This route has
been several times surveyed, and has been
declared entirely feasible by members of
the United States Engineer Corps. The
project was also favorably reported upon
during the last session Of Congress A
report from the House Committee on
Commerce says: By this means the en-
tire nayigable waters Of the States of Ala
bama, Eastern Mississippi and West Flor
ida viii be connected with the vast inland
sea comprised in the term Mississippi riv-
er and its tributaries : also the navigable
waters Of the States Of South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida and part of North Car
oliua, embracing about five thousand miles
of water, easily navigated by vessels of
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The ladies Of ST. Paufs Reformed Church
will hold Strawberry Festival IN the Lecture
Room Of the Church, on the evenings Of JUNG
10th, 18th aud 18th. Anahundanceofde delicious
Strawberries, Ice Cream and CONTEMPORARIES
will be supplied.
A PIC MIC
VIII be held at Hampstead Springs on Sat
urday, June 2lst. An excellent Cotilhon
Band viii be present. II. II. l.amotte.'
Bradley's Improved Croquet Sets and
Children's latest style Coaches, cheap at j.
j. Shorb 4 Sons.
PRIVATE BOARD
Can be obtained in pleasant part Of the
town by applying at this Office.
"The Circus has gone, butW. o. Ligget's
stock Of Shoes and Hats still continues to
attract the public as much as ever,
DAiRYMES
Can get Labels for Milk Cans printed at the
ADVOCATE Office,
Groceries, Queeusware and Housekeeping
Goods Of every kind very cheap, at W. O..
Lggets.
All kinds of Dry Goods and Notions, you
can find at the very lowest market prices, at
Miller's.
Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted, ut II. Il.
Norris 4 Co.'S,
PRIME BUTTER
For sale ut f. A. Norris at all times.
The cheapest line of Straw Hats in West.
minister, at W. 0. Egget's.
New Stock Victoria and Figured lawns
and Swiss, very cheap, at Miller's.
Parasols, all eolors and prices, at Miller's.
Piques, Figured and Striped, at Millcr's.