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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-26
Superior March &c, 1873.
crAra OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In SUI

S TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAS-In SUI
- preme Court
Benjamin W Raymond against Nathaniel Green Wilcox.
issued of under the seal
Supreme the of Wisconsin the above
delivered against the
property the Nathaniel Green Wilcox and upou
Judgment against him the said Beua
w Raymond for the of Forty>one dollars and seventy
seized and levied upon the following described
and all the right title and which The said
Wilcox had in and to the said at the date of the
judgment the Fifteenth day of November
A have acquired of the
Second Street Sdperior the u
section Township ~ Range 3 lot
35 in Township 49 of Range 13 in the
of Wisconsin, which
right interest, shall expose for sale and
public auction TO the highest bidder
SATURDAY TIL K 10TH DAY OF MAY 1873
at ten O'Clock that day the
Court house superior the County Douglas
the
of said property a may thereto be necessary.
JAMES NEWTON
Sheriff Of Douglas County.
Superior March 26, 1873 29may10
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CTArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-1n su.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS-In su-
- preme Court
The Troy City Bank against Nathaniel Green Wilcox.
ion issued of and under the
Supreme the of Wisconsin in
directed delivered the
property the said Nathaniel Green Wilcox aud
Judgment HIM Of said
for the of FIT yeght dollars aud seyenyfve
levied upon the following described
right which said Wilcox
said property the date of the recovery
judgment Fifteenth Of November
acquired in and the
and II block IL in Mddeown; the of Il of
Township AZ of Range 3 lot of section 80 and
section 81 In township 40 of RAJ 13 in the County
Douglas which said right
interest shall expose and sell public
ion to the highest bidder
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF 1873
o'clock forenoon Of that day the
Superior the County Douglas
satisfy said execution the or
much of said property may thereto be necessary.
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas County.
Superior f'arch 26, 1873. mar29may10
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Administrators Sale.
DoUGLAs COUNTY ooURT-In Probate.

In the matter of the Estate George Goodchd
Notice hereby that by pursuance
order of license made in said 18th day
A. d. 1873 by the County Court
administrator de bon of said deceased will
day of April A. ID 1873 at O'Clock
front door offhe
for sale public vudue the following
Lots eight (S and nine 80 and the half
OF section twentvniue 29 in township (49
north Of range fourteen "a containing in all 4637
uf land EDMOND INGALLS,
Administrator de bonis
Dated Superior March %, 1879. mar22apr12
The above sale is postponed May Oth 1S73
place AID hour EDMOND INGALLS, Administrator.
Superior April Is, 1873 apr19may10
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Forty teams went through st Cloud on
the 18th inst en- route for Windston aud
Shaw's contract. on the Dakota Division
of the Northern Pacific.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In S,
- preme Court.
Abby L. Marshall and William r. Marshall
against
Nathaniel Green Wilcox.

By virtue execution issued of under the seal
the Supreme Of the of WISCONSIN, the
direced and delivered against the pei
property the said Nathaniel Green Wilcox, and
judgment said Court against him the said Abby
William R. iarsh III for he
lars and Seventy cents have seized and levied the
following described real estate and all the right, title and
wch the said Wilcox ht in and to the said proper the
of the of id JUDI ow the Fifteenth
November a D. 1863 have since acquired Of
the o~wit Lot 4e6 West Second Street Supe
the % of Il Of section township AZ of Range
3 and lot of 80 and lot Of 35 in Township
40 Range - the uuty Douglas and State of Wis
which said right and interest shall
expose for sale and sell public auction the highest bidder
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF NAY 1873,
o'clock the of day the door of
Court house in in the County of Douglas State of Wis
satisfy said execution the and much
of said property may thereto be necessary.
JA1ES NEATON,
Sheriff of Douglas Comfy.
Superior March 26, 1878. mar29may10
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II is now settled that Fife wheat is the
best for deep, rich, damp soil, and new
land; and Odessa best for worn, light, dry
soil. From this it would seem that the
Fife were better adapted to the soil about
the head Of Lake Superior
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAS--In Probate
- Court.
In the matter of the of NJ S Bright deceased
On reading filing the petition Hayes
of said Estate other he
has fully administer said Estate and pra and
place be fixed for examining allowing his his
mDistraon filed with said petition ordered said
count be examined by the Judge of this Court
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF MAY
next ensuing at his Office in the Court house in Superior Wis
con.iu. at o'clock PM.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
persons interested by publishing copy this ord7r three
prior Super>
TINES weekly newspaper published Superior
County Of nouglas THOS CLARK, County judge.
April Z, 1873. apr12may3
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DURING the recent panic in W all Street
the bulls, bears, and donkeys, paid 365 per
cent for ready money.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-26

New papers expected at Fargo d. L.
and at Edwinton, Missouri River. The
Fargo paper is to be on q $4,000 basis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-26

GREAT floods have been the rule this
spring, in the East, and Central West.
These occur once in seven, or eight years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-26

THE st. Paul and Pacific r. r. Co,
claims 400 sections Of land where their road
crosses the Northern Pacific. BY singu-
lar and unheard Of coincidence, the n. p.
claim the same 400.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-26
SrArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-1n su,

y preme Court.
Edmund f. Ely against Nathaniel Green Wilcox.
By virtue of execution issued under the seal of
the the Wisconsin
tied directed and delivered against
property the said Nathaniel Wilcox
judgment of said Court against him in favor of the said Eds
muud F. Ely for the of dollars AMI fifty have
levied upon following described
all the right. lille and Interest which the said Wilcox had
said the date Of said udg
seventeenth day of June d. 1870,
have ed of in md to the
the = Il Township
A. n. Ra - Lot of Section 30 and Lot of Secon 35
Township 10 Range Is the County Douglas
Wisconsin, which said real
shall expose for sale aud sell public auction
highest bidder
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MAY 1873,
O'Clock the that the door Of the
Court house Superior the Douglas
tit sad execution the interest and
much Of said property as may theret, be necessary
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas County.
Superior March 26 1873. nnar29mayio
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GERMAN INNIGR1TION TO WISCONSIN,
IT WILL INCREdSE

We find the immigration to Wisconsin
for 1872, referred to as follows in the n Y.
Commercial AdcertiSer Of April 18th, under
the heading of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-26

AN earthquake in San Salvador G. a.
destroyed 800 people the other day. But
that is nothing, White Star Williams de-
stroyed 600 in his sleep the other night,
and will do it again at the first opportunity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08


The London Times mentions that two remark
able cases Of courage and presence of mind
on the part of girls have just been brought be-
fore the Royal Humane Society. The first was
that Of Miss Olivia Georgina E. MAude. She
saved the life of a girl named Adele Greaven.
who sank while bathing at Sea Point, Monks-
town, under the following circumstances;
Miss Maude and her sister, who had them
selves been bathing, were dressed and sitting Oh
rocks watching the other bashers, when their at
tention was aroused by an alarming outcry-a
girl had disappeared in deep water. No assis-
lance was at hand, no boat or ropes, and even
the usual attendants were absent or otherwise
engaged. The child soon rose to the surface,
but, unable to swim, sank again. She rose a
second time, and the bystanders and bathing
women, thoroughly alarmed and crying for as
sistance, were shocked at perceiving that the
childs bathing dress had got over her face and
head, and that her arms were entangled in it.
At this moment Miss Maud leaped into the deep
water dressed as she was. without even taking
time to remove her watch, caught the child az
she was disappearing the third time, and tool
her safely to ehOre.
The other case was that of Miss Mary Ksr.
ridge, who saved a lad Of is named Stewart, who
sank while bathing at Wentworth, New South
Wales. The boy had gone with a companion Il
battle IN the river Darling, and was carried by
strong current into deep water. Neither he
nor his companion could swim and he crieC
loudly for help Miss Kerridge was about 1Ot
yards or and, hearing the boys cries, ran al
fast as she could to the spot, plunged int
the river with all her clothes on, ant
caught the lad as he rose the third time. Ate
considerable difficulty, owing to the rapidity 0
the current, having only Que hand at liberty
and her efforts being impeded by the weight Of
her clothes, she ultimately succeeded in placing
the lad in safety. The Royal Humane Society
bestowed medals for saving life, with suitabl,
testimonials, on each OF the young ladies'.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

There are some arguments Of general appli.
cation in favor of the cultivation of land in
large tracts or farms. Probably the most plaus-
iblo argument is the greater economy with
which one man Of intelligence, who has a suf1i.
cheney of capital, can cultivate and control all
business necessarily connected with a large
farm. Largo farms are better adapted to tue
use of labor-saving machinery. As in blowing
and seeding the gang plow may be used instead
of the single pillow, which is only adapted to
email fields. In the use Of the tbree-gang pillow
Six horses and one man can pillow more acres OF
land in 8 months time than three men and six
horses with single plows can and thus the wa
gss and board of two men are saved. II three
men, with three plows, can pillow on an average
four and half acres a day in small fields
when the bouts are short and a good deal of
time is consumed in turning around then one
man with three gang pillow will pillow thirteen
acres more Of land than the three single plows,
at an expense less than that necessary to run
the three single plows by the wages and board
of two men. By this reason it is proven that
the large farmer, with his three-gang pillow, can
plow one hundred and thirty acres Of land for
$50 less than it will cost the small farmer to
pillow one hundred and SO venteen acres.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

Mrs. Major MacVeagh, of Chester county Was
recently in Baltimore, visiting friend of herl
by the name Of Hopes, formerly from Chester
county: also. On retiring for the night Mrs.
Hopes accompanied her guest Mrs. MacVeagh,
to her room, and after a social chat she was
about leaving when her woman instinct led her
TO look under the bed to see Il there wasn't some
"horrid man" concealed beneath. She had
scarcely lifted the covering of the bed before she
found what she was hunting for, but did not ex-
pect to ind-a mans feet and legs. With great
presence Of mind she dropped tho bed clothes,
left for another part of the house. without alarm
ing Mrs. MacYeagh, and returned in a few min
utes with Derringer pistol. She then raised
the bed clothes and man disclosed to tho
astonished view OF Mrs hacVeagh at least Mrs
Hopes ordered the man TO como forth aud en-.
forced her request by pointing the pistol at his
head. The thief, as he afterwards proved to be
saw "shoot" in Mrs. Hopes eye and concluded
1t best to comply. He was then forced to DIS
gorge lot of jewelry, money aud other articles
stolen in the house, when he was marched to
the front door and permitted to leave. Mrs
II 0opes' description. however, to the police
caused his arrest. He proved TO be one OF The
most notorious thieves AID desperadOes in Bal
timore,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

ouR aovERNuENr FEAM-Eo ooEETzHaTEoH OF TEE
HAVANA RKronra-no kxcITKEKNr AT wAaHIro-
TON.
Special Dispatch to the New York Times.
.s..~-.- WASHINGTON, December 9,
The United States Government will still prssa
for . somplsts and satisfactory vindication Of
our rights. Whatever consideration may be
shown to the Spanish Government, on account
of it peculiar situation. the United States can
not and will not yield the substance Of lie just
demands.
No confirmation IL received OF the reports of
the resignation Of the Spanish officials In Cuba,
said to have been made for the purpose Of
avoiding the fulallmsnt Of the terms Of the pro-
toeol nor ID there any conclusive evidence that
Spain is not able to carry out its engagements,
There ia no excitement among Congressmen
over Cuban matters. They seem on ali sides to
both desire and expect peaceful and honorable
aolukion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08
HOWARD u. SEHKIEs
HBIE0R,


The mass of the Republican voters in this
State respond very heartily to ourproposition Of
this watchword for the party organization in
Delaware, and the desire is substantially unani-
nous that all who profess to belong to it shall
give substantial proof that they desire, not only
Success but also Harmony, since we can accom-
plish nothing of the one without the other. A
Wilmington letter writer to the Brsakwater Light
(who Is understood to be Mr.. j. J. Jenkins, Of
the Custom House. comments on the CsMMER-
ctAL's proposition for fair play, and harmonious
action, and says:-
There may be, as there always have been, In
our ranks, men who are intriguing and man
ipulating everything they can, for their owl
beneht-but they are now known and conse-
quenty are not 30 dangerous in their opera
tons. We know that they are now busily Ri
work writing letters, and in other ways trying to
convice their 'henchmen' that certain com
biuation is already formed.
"Now friends, let us stop such foolish and hurt
full operations, and as the Commercial says, lei
our watch word be Reform, Harmony and
success"
Every Republican can do much to promote
good feelngi in the party, by simply acting open
ly and siraightforwardly. Personal preferences
will be entertained, of course, but they shoul'
not be carried to such an extent as to cause bit
ter feeling and engender permanent i'll will. LIE
us see some evidence, now, that all classes, Al
sides, all ''winss" of Republicans in Dslawar
want to succeed in the work of reform, and il
order to do 90, will labor sincerely and harmo
niously together.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

The Chilly Blasts of Autumn
Remind OF making suitable preparations for the
approaching season Wneu Gu aneous Ahet tons in
cr-as9 and mHltip'y, when Ioagn face ehapped
hands, cracked lips, Sc, aTs the common InherI-
lance Of all. Appropriate and seas Dable inIoTmA-
ion for those RAnOJ ed wi irr table, ilfi AIMED
ut excOrrated c0nuiti OF the skin is tine enumerA
ton Of the tOlloGtng list Of really valuable rcme-
dies:
gringhursts Medicated Cocoa Butter.
Flower seen ed GlJcsTine
fure GlycF rine.
Glycerine Cream.
Cold CreaIn.
Camphor Ice and Glycerine.l
hose Lip ealye.
English GlyceIine Jelly
Sarg'5 Periumed GlyCerire
s scssrson's caaPhor Ice with Glycerine,
Amandine.
Among the very best Soaps for winter use We
might class
PIise,s Solicited Giycsrine Soap, j.. elycerlne.
Colsates Transparent
lndexical Oat Meal and 3"
Pure White istie soap
fure UliVr-Pa IN Soap
Low sons Eng ish q ycsrine Soap.
sargs Liquid Glycerine soap.
stubborn Cutaneous Affections as Tett &C., are
often ieneyed by one OF the following soaps:
asweil's Jumper Tar Soap
Coleates Medicinal Tar soap
CalVerts CarOo1c Toilet Soap
" hediral soap
ConRtantine'a Pine Tar Soap
Disiufecting [Csrbolic) Soap
Pecks CarOoltc Soap
All the foregoing articles with many others Of the
same class, for sale by
z. BRIN9EURsT d CO., Apsthecariss.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08
Spfftal ButtfEs.
Facts for the PEOPLE

As the virtues OF medicines can only Do sscsr-
tained by careful observation 1t is to be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by some
physicians should retain place in our Aateria
Medica. AS an instance Of this, shat vile dres
Bslsam Copaiba, furnishes an example About the
year 1890, the spenisrds in the island Of San Do
mingo having become ani,cted with certain osm-
plants thought according TO the prevailing notion
at that time that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. URder this impression Bal
sam Copaiba came int use, but never has q RAu-
seating drug dsne more inIury for 1t not only
changes the nature Of the disease to q more dread
full state than the original bat 1t ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in ita werst
forms. To avsid this drug and It's effects the sA-
MARITAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, ID
within the reach OF all Only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every lime in from two TO four dsya
Male packages, 81; female, 50.
sold by E Brnghurst d Co., sixth and MARKET
g. McInall, second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and by Druggists generally. ielT-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

For the handkerchief at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store also, Liquid heanet and favofing extracts
for c. okiug. Essence Jamaica Clog T, Citrate Of
Magnesa, &c. Gum CamphUr so cents per pound
W. r. ALRICHS, Druggist.
800 Delaware avenue. Opposite the Bantist Churchl
PFatts Astral OIL
For sile in any quantity At The very lowest market
Fate Author z3u sRente Delaware
Z. FOSTER APUTHECARY,
ErnnE And Maat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

Among the active and useful members Of the
present Congress is Judge Lawrence, OF the
Belfontaine district of Chic. who, having served
four years in the House, has been absent from
it one term, and now returns. The Judge is a
clear-headed, earnest, and industrious Repre-
sentative, and has done great deal of hard
work, both 10 his profession and in public at
fans, occupying now, a leading position at the
bar of his State, and enjoying deserved conf
dence as an exponent of it's Republictn senti-
ment We observe he has been made chairman
of the Committee on War Claims, place which
will furnish an abundance of hard work, and de.
mand much patience and a rigid opposition to
private schemes. These needed qualities the
Judge possesses, and he will add to his already
excellent record no doubt,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

The HunaH Kitchen and its Dash waitsrs.
The bo1y 10 SUPPLIED with slimant by vessels
which connect the stomach aod its aHxiliaries with
the veAous system. and, % to speak. perform the
once o. dumb walters in a restaurant. In other
vi, DIS, these media Of Communication between the
animal Kitchen and its dependents supply TO each
memb-r and organ, Bear or resi0te, the quantiy
ami kind OF kus enAnce required TO kosp IL going.
when thu stomach IL dsredct in its dutS, or tbs
dumo walters inert obstTusttd, IL IL the pecu "
urovInop of Hostotter Celsbrat, Stomach Bl tere
to strengthen and REGULATE them Eeace ia mar.
ve0us cures OF chronic indg 'sioi. ana the enact
alton, debllt y and languor which are generally tts
concOmltans It IL, more over, POI erful alters-
tive and corrective and the rapidity With which IL
heeks irrega arties OF the live and bowels, and
braces and invigoratea the nervous ~ stem, Is 3
iessional men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

Several bills looking to the recognition Of Gu
ban independence are to be presented to Con-
gress, and several of the members are having
speeches prepared on the subject.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

At least one hundred Congressman called on
Secretary Robson on Saturday, and conversed
with him on the subject Of placing the navy i'll
better condition, so as to be ready for any pos
sible emergency. Bills for this purpose are to
be introduced in Congress at once
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08
Just Recelved and openea

just Received and op@nea
A full and excellent assortment Of pertumsries
and fancy goods sui able fer the holidays.
large ct ok Of nrst-class buckAkia Gives, cha
moia SITES, duEef CO Q. etc., etc
fresh aud large sioux II No. sage, sweet ma
lone thyme. pure GROUND blacK and CO enne pepper
choice assOr N. nj Of Havans and other cigars,
& geth Il with the different brands Of ane cut and
chewing t0nac %.
polio. hatr OIL restoratives, pom des, hair dyers
tooth powders, hair hTushes come, 40.
nne selection Of neektIes cyllsrs cuts, ETC.. as
FOSfkh'B DRUG URE,
Froat and u est etrseta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

For Coughs and COILS. ard Their ~ no better RENEE
dy kn3WR Tor uring quickly these complaints than
Mrs DIR. fo'ter's Cough Mixture. tilTe it trial
aud be cOnVir ed u the fact Also, Browns
IrUches, Wis ar ) L zengets, Cough Secrets, L.
quer CT Ia zRnk.Is. lar drops ami aud al The best
kn.Na Cough Lo2engers OF the day at
FOSTERS Dkt @ STORE,
Front and W eat 1. rneta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

1T is announced from Washington that the
Virginius will be deliveree to one of our naval
vessels at Cuban port within ten days, aud that
her surviving passengers and crew will be trans
ferred to United States ship at Santiago de
Cuba. The transfers will take place in open day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

A NoLEMASS PURE ENGLISH MUSTARD. G. n
b. hngiisn Pickles, catsup bV the gallon, rrench
Mustard Dy INT gallon and bottle ct
JOS. JONES,
Fifth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

ENURNITJRE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture,
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the Strongest Furniture,
GOULD co. sell the handsOmeet Furniture.
GOULD 90 have the largest stock.
GOULD co have all kinds OF Furniture,
GOULD CO. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD / CO. offer BarganH.
GOULD CO. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD Co have great advantages in ManufAc-
turing.
GOULD L CO.'S Furniture ia the most elegant,
GOULD Gu. have Polite Atiendanta.
GOULD 20 have well-lignted Stores.
GOULD co. have four storss.
GOULD CO,
N. Ger NINTH and MARKET, NoA 81 and 70
y sE' oND ST., 1905 Market 1t, and ga
s. Second street.
PHILlBKLPmA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-08

on the Breakfast.
Luncheon, dinner and supper table, LEA d PER
RIMS worcestershire Sauce Ia Indispensable.
JOHN uUNCANs SONS, Rev Ysrh,
cot. lb-iyeod Agents for the United BtatsA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19

The other day when Amcs was about
giving evidence OF transactions be-
tween himself and Schuyler Colfax,
respecting Credit Mobilier, says the
pious Colfox, with eyes aud arms raised
heavenward, "Mr, HAmcs, I implorc
you 10 tell tho whole truth about this
mattcrT "Wcll, said The benignant
Amesin reply, at is the truth am
telling you, brother Colfax aud have
Sour checks 70 Prsse H. x nist
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19

nis rraiifviuv 10 ma IN ipform lbe puhli, ,b, I.
n, T. a r wi.har,.. pins rrss T., csrs,,t a, +,
Throat and Lung Diseases. ba, gainsd nm snvia-
lilo renatation from the Atlanta 10 tho Pacific
coast. and from thence to some of the ar,t fa,ni.
lies of Europe. not through the pres. alcnc. but
by per.ops throughout the State, actually bene-
fitted and cured at his Office while he publi.hes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-02-19
N e " G 0 o 81

We have just received one of tho largest stocks
field county, which We intend to sell al such hg-
ures as will make Il IN object for all persons to
purchase from US. Families laying in winter
supplies Of Groceries, Dry Goods, &e., should Aot
fail to give us, call, as We feel confident our
prices and superior quality of goods will amply
satisfy all. Our stock Of EEtt tENW ft