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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-12
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

VIsIT OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND
SCHOOL D.-INTEREsTING ExHI-
BITIoNs.-ExERCIsEs OF THE SCHoL-
ARs.-THE1R PRoGREss.-THE DIFF
FERENT SCHooLs.-VIEws OF THE
VISITORS.
&c.. &C., &c.
By vote taken at the meeting of the
City Council, Dec. I'd, Ito visit the Public
Schools, on Thursday the 4th, at 10 O'Clock,
in body,'' several of the members, to-
gether with members of the School Board
Of Trustees, made call upon the
Superintendent on Thursday last, at
his office, taking him and the teachers
and pupils entirely by surprise, as no pre-
yious word had been sent of the visit Of
dozen gentlemen in public authority. The
following members Of the City Council
were present: Messrs. Robert Guy, Isaac
WITT, J. W. Abby and J. B. Evans; other
members were out of town on that day.
The members Of the Board of Trustees OF
Public Schools were Maj. FL. M. Bell,
Chairman, Byron Hoge, Secretary, VIM.
Nelson and M. P Funkhouser. The Rev.
VIM. E. Baker, Pastor of the Presbyterian
church in this city, DR.. R. Hamilton, Su-
perintendent of Schools for Augusta coun-
ty, DR.. }. Hanger, Mr.. J. D. Lilley, City
Engineer of Staunton, and VIM. A. Burke,
ESD. were also members of the visiting
party. After leaving the office of the Su-
perintendent, the company called first up
on the
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FIRST rNTERMEp1ArE SCHOOL.

FIRST INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.
Oral spelling was going on when they arrlv-
led. and the pupils were examined IN that
stnanch, and the new method of teaching
spelling was explained and illustrated by
calling upon several scholars to spell. rms
is a happy school, so said all. Upon the
san ne floor the party were ushered into
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-12

TUST RECEIVED Swiss and Limburger |
81 Cheese, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, New Len.
til, at WOHLBRpCKlS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-12

DLACK CASHMERE sHAWLS, long and
ID square, Grey, Double and Single Shawls,
and Shawls of all kinds, at greatly reduced
prices,
Nov 81 w. ID. WELLER.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-12

TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE COURT
OF HUSTINGS FOR THE CITY OF
STANTON, November goth, 1873.
Annie Stribling, by William Irvine, her next
friend, Plaintiff.
Thomas stribling, Defendant.
In CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is q divorce, ia vtncu1o
matrimonii," and.a decree from the Court d.
recting Robert Craig, as Commissioner in the
case of Richter us. Stribug, to pay over to the
plaintiff in this proceeding, any money that
may come into his hands as such Commissioner,
after first paying all liens against the property.
And it appearing by an affidavit fled in the
papers of this cause, that the said Thomas
Stribling is a nonresident of the State of Vir-
ginia, it is ordered that he do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this Or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terests.
JAMES F. PATTERSON, elk.
Efinger & Caaig, p, q, noy2ls4t
VTIRGINIA: in vacation IN the Clerks
Y Office, Circuit Court Of Augusta county,
Dec I'd, 1873,
Thomas e. Antrim, J. B. Roden, and T. A.
Bruce, pardners trading as 7, e. Antrim l.
Co.,, Plaintiffs.
Gabriel & Lagorce Richard Brian, Nathan
iel Halstead and L.. Mercereau, partners
trading under the name and style of ''the Mt.
TORY Iron Works Company, Def ts.
IN AsSUMPSIT UPON AN ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is to recover of the said
Defendants the sum of S5se.sa with interest
thereon from November l2th, 1879, till paid,
and to attach estate, debts or effects in the
hands Of g. R. Haines, Depot Agent of the G. b
O. R. R. Co. at Waynesboro' or found within
th county of Augusta belonging or due to said
Defendants sufficient to satisfy to the said Pl ifs
the amour of their said debit with interest and
costs The Defendants, Richard o. Beian, Ma
thaniel Halstead and G. l.. Mercereau, not hay
ing entered their appearance, aad it appearing
by affidavit fled that they are non-residents of
this State-It is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest.
7. n. RYAN, Clerk.
Echols, Bell Il oatlett, pq.
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known as the Erwin lands. adjoining the lands
of VIM. Lightner and others.
TERMs OF Enough cash in hand to
pay costs of suit and sale, and the residue in
three equal annual payments of one, two and
three years, taking from the purchaser bonds
with approved personal security for the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained as ulti-
mate security. L. H. STEPHENSON,
Nov 2l-4t COMMIT.
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NTINCE MEAT -Atmores Mince Meat
wi the best in the market-in s Id. tubs and
barr els. e5
Nov % r 7. FOSTER h co.
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~ ENTLEMEN'S Hand Sewed Boots and Gait
N ers, ofthe very best quality, for sale low at
Oct 10 G, +. WELLERS.
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TIVE ENGLISH RIDING BOOT Buy pair,
sfor sale low at G.. L. Weller's Boot, Shoe
and Hat Store, Main st. Est [Oct 10
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IN LBS, CITRON. 10 Boxes Layer Raisins,
~ Is halfboxes do, 10 quarter boxes do,
just received by
Dec 5 r. J. FOSTER 4 co.
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NOTIONS,

-, BOUTS AND SHOES. HATS
MILI.INEFX.
be purchased for the smallest amount of money?
And the answer will come from all who have
thoroughly tried the market--go to- y
JAS. w. MENTIONS G4 50
VARIETY STOREt
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rHoIoE LAYER RAIsINs, soft-shelled
I Almonds, at very reasonable prices, at !.
+ Nov IA '7iss's WOHLBRUCK'S.
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MACKEREL. New Mackerel, in kits, just
Dec R.T. FOSTER & 60.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01

The Ellsworth american contains the
following: "'The oity government are
hereby notified that there is dow Of
Intoxicating liquors somewhere. In the
words Of his Honor, the Mayor, Dam
it,"
a man in Norwich. Conn, recently
dropped check for 35. 600 into tho con-
tribution box. The papers say his name
has not been learned yet, though that
would seem rather essential before get
ting the check cashel.
The Newport (R. ~ Mercury, the
Oldest paper i'll America, celebrated the
completion Of its 115th year, last week,
ny appearing with now type and enlarged
form.
The Rev. DR.. Baist, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Greenvillc, was
presented with nice horse and buggy
by the members OF his congregation last
woek.
Here is iaconic description of fight
in New Orleans: "V;ucent Blood (co-
ored} cot Wm. Thompson's fcolorcd)
throat. Thompson was trying to bite
Floods (colored) nose OF.
The Postmaster General has ordered
tno 1eoPeHlnH Oh the post o1lco at
Lowryvilio. on the line OF the Kings
Mountain Railroad, and appointed Mr..
Edward r. Lindsay postmaster.
A semi weekly paper called the Nuhon,
in Honolulu, has suspended publication /;
probably because the publisher never
knew how to manngeit it.
omega" is the name given to the six
teenth Child lately born to citizen of
Kentucky in tho hope tha: it will prove
the last
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tHoTR1 ARRIVALS, June 3O.-Colum1ia
Rotel-W H Evans; Charleston; T @
Joyner aud wife. Ga; Jones, Ala; J s
Fair, + a Glover. Va; J F Newman, W
y Kennedy, Charleston; W Sprinkle,
n @; Mrs Gardner, Charleston; J q
Roath, r Wearn city; G a Seymour, T
y Gillespie and son. Charleston; G E
Keab. Ga; 81 Waring, 8 c.; Il Hand,
Md; 8 8 Humphrey, Timmonsville.
Aendric House-John Black, N G; W
Il Moman, Watcree; II b Nickins, RicE-
land; G 81 Sloan, N Y; Rev A NJ Chreitz-
berg and wife, Darlington; Mrs e E
johnson, Clayton. Ala; R F Dalton,
n @; Miss Baruch, Miss >Fleymau, Cam
den; j 3 Ferguson, Barnwoll; John 3
Moore, NJ r Floyd, s G; G W Reid,
Newberry; E NJ Wrenn, Baltimore; J O
Llnsey, Due West; Col Cash, wife aud
child, 8 @; Miss G Spcck and child, Miss
boozer, NJ Brooks, Newberry; 81 D
Hamiter, W Hamiter, E Gradick, Rich
land.
IVAeeler House-A W Mcpherson, CITY:
Jos d Lorgen. Lewisville; A G Kaufman,
John 8 Fairly, Charleston; W D Gator,
Baltimore; VIM Dudley, A Cameron, S
C;J n MacKay, Abbevile; John Smith
nnd child, Texas; J @ Vaider, Peters
burg, Va; w Fl Tresoot, Pendleton; Sol
Haas. n CSC G Moore, Alexandria, Va;
Mrs S n Spencer, Charleston; Rev A
r Dickson, Chester, W A Bradley, ca j;
W r Cathcart, S Ct Garner. G: Charles
Marsh, Wilmington.
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Dividend Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF CoLCMnIA,
Cor In 1910

CEETRAL NATIONAL NANK OF COLCMDIA,
CoLCMBIA, s. c., June 81, 1878.
A a meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
"A held this day, the following resolution
WAS adopted:
Resolrea. That q dividend OF FIVE PER
CENT. on the capital stock Of this Bank, free
from al United States. State. County and city
Tor tho ak months ending Jnne 80, 1878, and
that from the remainder OF sAid profits, the
aun OF 81 900 be carried over. as "Und,vided
Profts." .
This dividend is payable on and after JULY
l. pro1imo, at the banking house In the city
OF Columbia. a. G.. BRENlZER.
July Cashier
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Stokes and Jefferson Hall.

Thou shalt not revile the gods,
Nor curse the ruler Of thy people,"
rad Book Of Noses, 22c., 2s Q. r
Ciris Rfpublico An,ericano Sunus.
JULY I, 1576.
The land OF the free and the home OF the
brave.
JULY 4, 1879.
Our flag has braved tnearly) q hundred
years the battle and the breeze.
THE Jefferaonian Democrats of South Caro-.
i. lima vii! celebrate the ninety. seventh an
niversary OF the Independence Of the United
States at Greentille, 3. @. The Declaration
OF Independence will be read by an unwayer.
ing Democrat OF South Carolina, and an ora.
tion, the subject OF which is, 1.-THE Error Of
General Grant," will be delivered by Edward
Democratic Party OF South Carolina, and q
member OF tho Executive Committee Of the
Jefersonian Democratic Party OF the United
States. Jrly1
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NEW YORK, NORFOLK AND CHARLESTON
RA1LwAY.-The Norfolk Tirginiun says:
we are informed that the President and
managers OF the above railway are on O
visit of inspection to our city, prepara-
tory to starting the work of building
their raiiroad. Their engineer corps
have already surveyed the line as far as
the Sonth Carolina line. I. is the inten-
ton OF the otGcers of this company to
push their work forward with yigor, with
view to its completion in two years.
The Importance OF the success of this
enterprise to the city Of Norfolk must
De apparent to our citizens, as it Will
give us the Northern terminus Of an nir-
line through the Caroinas, and South
west to Savannah, Mobile aud New Or
leans.
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The Nashville people are said to take
q melancholy pleasure in the fact that
the life insurance agents are rapidly di-
minishing in numbers.
A Bangor clergyman fell aioul OF the
spring Bonnets, which, with great felicity
Of expression, he calls 'incomprehensi.
BILE huddles Of 6nery and frivolity."
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Hiram Powers was born at Woodstock,
VT. on July 80. 1905. and was, by turns.
waiter at hotel, traveller for q trades
man, and apprentice to clock-maker.
He received his first instruction in
modelling from Prussian sculptor, who
was executing bust OF Gen. Jackson,
and in short time learned to execute
busts and medailions. Through the as
sistance OF Mr.. Longworth, he was en-
abled to go to Flerence in 1887. In
1888, he produced his figure OF eve, ("
which was followed by the "Greek
Slave, :" which vas always surrounded by
hosts Of admirers when exhibited in The
Worlds Fair Of 1851. This statue placed
MIR. Powers in the front rank Of living
scnlptors. Among his other works may
be named III Penserose, "The Fisher
Boy" California" "Amerioa," statues
of Washington and Calhoun. and bus.s
OF Chief Justice Marshall, Adams, Web
ster and others.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF William
and Elizabeth Mooney. are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral Of their INFANT
CHILD, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at
their residence, corner Of Plain and Bsrnweu
streets.
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SENATOR ROBERTSON ON TIE FRAuDu-
LENT STATE BoNDs.-A Washington tele.
gram, of Wednesday, to the Baltimore
Sun. says; Senator Robertson, OF South
Carolina, arrived in Washington, today,
direct from Columbia. en- route for New
York, from whencehe sails to Europe
next week. To conversation, to. day,
Senator Robertson said that lie did not
think the Supreme Court of South Caro-
lima should or wonfd order the mandanaus
prayed for by Morton, Bliss e. Co., to
compel the payment OF the interest on
the bonds held by them. He said that
II the Supreme Court did order this
',,G,aelan,us, he would be satisfied tha. the
rumor Of its having been improperly
tampered with was correct. He repte-
sents that the people are aroused on the
subject; and that they will avoid. by all
possible means. the payment Of all debts
which they have reason to believe are
not honestly due. He states that the
political and material condition OF South
Carolina has very much improved, and
that the people. ewhite and black, are
now getting along very comfortably and
pleasantly, the bitterness OF race and
party being very much assunged. He
seems to think that whatever troubles
there may be, are due very much to the
selfish promptings OF the carpet bageers.
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Payment Of Dividends.
CAROLINA NATfONAI, RANK

dyMout VI OAR1Q6uCb.
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
CoLUABtA, June "a, 1873.
A . meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
a tho Carolina National Bank Of Columbia,
held this day, it Was resolYed that DIv1:
tai Stock be declared out Of the profits for the
si1 months ending the S0th day Of June, 1873.
The Dividend will be payable 1T its Banking
House, In Columbia, on and after July 1st,
next. G. J. IREDELL, =
July Assistant Cashier.
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4 the close OF bueiness. on the 13,h dav
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. .s.. s4c2177 90
Over-Drafts .................. 443l %
United States Bonds TO secure
:, circulation. .n..;;.....;..:;.... 100000 60
Duo from Redoeming and Ro. '-~ "
serve Agents. ........... 80, G2o 10
Due from other National Banks. 1856 sc
banking UOlso.. as 500 90
Furniture and Fixtures ..... 1854 30
current Expenses. 613 81
taxes Paid. .................... Il. 200 So
ricmlnms.. .................... e. 4T3 rs
Bills Of Nasl Banks ;.' 1,oSs ga %
Fractional Currency. Ala so
Eessi fess.iS' 19'a ISIS 4is q g. 1854, 50
sl.o47.74O 81
Capital Stock paid in ......... $500 900 90
SURPLUS tund.. ................... ii c0U %
'front.' ana LoB5.. 81, ,024 30
National Bank circulation out
Individual Deposits ssl, ,o57 20
Due to National Banks. ......... 20s5 60
Due to State Banks and Bankers. l.G72 35
Bills Payable. Observation-Disclosures. 4l,000 00
I. @. j. Iredell, Assistant Cashier OF the
Carolina National Bank OF Columbia, 8. O., do
solemniy swear that tho above statement ia
true, 10 the best Of my know ledge and belief.
Gu: IREDELL, Assistant Cashier.
Co.rect-Attest:
E s:B; :; S6Ss 6SSHsHFoS;. SSHtdSS; Directors.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HIGHLAND.
Both day OF June, 1878.
JOHN c. D. SMITH. Notary Public
July
The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
preference O London Portera and Scotch
L Ale. Why7They knowit 10 unadulterated
Camphor Cream.-Ane elegant preparation
20. the skin. Cures instantly tho bite OF In
sec:s, Fleas, Moequitoes. his is a very de.
.irable article. For eae at HEINITSN'S
Drug Store. June l3f
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Citizens Savings Bank Of SC.
n Bank on or before the 9th day of each
calendar month nill bear interest for thar
month as il deposited on the 1st instant.
July % j. @. B. SMITH, Asst Cashier.
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Coal, Coal. Coal.
Extra Annonneamant

Extra Announcement.
"E have jc.t received fifty bales OF
w choice aud sweet new MEADOW Hay,
on consignment, which we offer at the low
price OF 81 10 Der hundred weight.
-. c. PEIXOTrO i SONS,
July Cpmnnfesion Merchants
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CAROLINA NATIONAL Rank

or Columbia. s. O.,
4 T the close OF business, on the 18th day
n OF June, 1878:
REqnnRCCc
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Camphor Cream.-Ane elegant preparation
10. the skin. Cures instantly tho bite OF In
sec:r, Fleas, Mosquitoes. Ibis is a verv de-
.irable article. For ea!e at HEINITSN'S
p:uG Store. June l3f
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NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-Cotton
steadier-middling 1879; net receipts 4O7
bales; gross 432; exports to Great Britain
$3.50; salos today $50; Saturday evening
250; stock 30.507.
NORFOLK, June 3O.-Cotton steady
low middiing 17a4; net receipts so bales;
exports coastwise 264; sales 100; stock
5,749.
BosroS. June 3O.-Cotton Quiet
middling 2i; net receipts CT bales; gross
522; sales 200; stock 10000.
SAvANNAH, June 3O.-Cotton firm
middling 1SSM1S>1; net receipts 3ol
bales; exports 10 Great Britain l,7S5:
continent 1, 700; coastw:so CHI; sales 12O;
stock 1898.
PaILADELrHIA, June 3O.-Cotton quiet
--middling 81.
WInMISoroS, Juuc 3o.-Co:.on quiet
-middling -; net receipts bales;
stock 1,574.
AUGUSTA. June 3O.-Cotton steady--
IT'S. ~
CoRoSEH's JURIEs-How rHEy ARE TO
BE SCBPESAED.-Judge Graham has
issued writ of prohibition restraining
ihe coroner from delivering to any other
person than the sheriff. or ono # his
ia"iai deputies, any warrants to sum.
mons Jurors to serve upon inquests; also
prohibiting the coroner from swearing
as Jurors any person who has not been
summoned and warned, verbally or
otherwise, to appear before the coroner
by the sheriff or one Of his deputies.
Charleston NewS
young man, living near Detroit, in.
quired OF the city officials if they were
gong to celebrate the Fourth OF July.
because" said he ''if you are going to
sling powder and have a whooping old
time. l wInt to get red woolen shirt
aud pair OF new boots, md come in
With Sarah.'
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
TNpre!erencet o London Porterand Scotch
L Ale. Why7They kn0wit 10 M adulterated
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RURSHAN 4 TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY.
RruANp. YrsoNT.
ssErsssuts
Etas Insurance Company.
Assets, s6oeooeol
Home Insurance Company.
Assets -, s5a.o o.
Hartford Fire Insurance. Company
Asset. -, uoo.Oo5oo.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
As-gt. s.. olo.oos 90
Royal Insurance Company.
Assets itoolaoo9 90
PhUniK Insurance Company. New York
Asset. s.. ooo.ooo 90.
Franklin Insurance Company.
Assets s35o0,ooo co.
Insurance Company Of North America.
Ass.. -. 500, 900 %.
Springfield Insurance Company.
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TF voU WANT TO BYU
FLANSELs, YARN,
or anything in the woolen lice call oa
WEST & BROTHER
DENTIsTRY3
Tie .ahsei.asf may be hau8 - 81 umss
4 bss Gee ia rsfAlus's b4aet, rrspsrss - de
A. t.ras -
DENTAL WoKk
In sue ho.t ra.unsr, kha 81 lrtaE pr.ess
Compete tud partial sets e teeth made a.
short na1ics AID safFsntej o. gfve salsffsction
FtnoutsE Aitgntiaa faaa 30 hlang ssd pre-.
serving fessh
tbs 4 ftrlaaa 81 Prass'e'ns rATssehH shsh De-
Imats Geo 5fths latest improvements 10 fhs
dental sft. I'D gaAfAutss good sark Ia al cases
Is0lh b. ushss and TOOTH povdsrs % Superior
quality. atsays 90 hand
GRO Il. SWIFT
Msurbos,sr. 81. sept II STA
l. d COY
VILLAGE BOOK STORE.
A~sEMINART AVENUE, MANCHESTER. Ss
Coustaptly on hand general assortment Of
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
So Csr snd Eysrius specimens. "a


p,o,o,, and c.y.foI a,,.,,,oo
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rCKIN q II MS. YE.
FOR THE RnlsEER5

AZ our i.eugvsr ia many LAWS requires too.
lyug time. and 100 much eas, n restore gray
~ faded Whishers, ~ have prepared ths dys,
iu ahf preparation shicb VII quickly And snss
tus'iy accomplish this rosHlt "a Is esFily ~.
pifd and produces a c0igH ahilh Az nsithsis
fag Bar vast ~ Sold " III ible Issla H1sa4
Fihf Gents.
Manufactured b. 4 p MALI 4 CO.
Gruatr,l hsshus, n
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OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway, New York,
And IN the Principal Cities Of The United
States aud Canada 42i2ifr
L. 6. MASON. Gent Agent,
for Rutland aud Bennington Counties
RuTLAEp, VI
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At prpKINc, ST0pF
Il
W ~ wv To I'M TN Din y I
,..,o...r er,,.,,., ,,.rra,,,.
painta
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MASON a JERKowsKI
Have gasi rs4arrol traa bssaa aaa NevTes4
utrtels STA 81 ilusHs- stsfA ~
READY MADE CLOTHING.
cssasaar e she ls'ssl ,,,ssat
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
Fat meas vtsr.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS.
afsvsrg descriptive and prise
CHILDRENs' CLOTHING.
all styles and sizes, from 3 years to 10
years Of age
We make OVEECOATS a speciality
Mems Blue. Black and Brown Beavers
from as 90 10 $50 90
Mems Bloc Black and Brown Castor,
from Sl2 81 to $33 so
Mems Chinchilla Beaver oil Colors.
from 81 80 to So so.
Mems Heavy Gray Satinet,
from 81 so to $40 90
Every variety of
Boys. Youths 4 Childrens Uvcrcoats
''-'' o"h'''" HAN HF '"hAf'S''
II A I 5 4 y D { 4 2 5
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NEW EMPIRE COOK STOVES.
6e'' stove ia the market or Al
EXCHANGE COOK STOVE
for wood os coal, with or without reservoir and
closet, or
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the best base burning stoves IN the market.
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MOVING SOUTH
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