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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CATTLE.

irhe-e reports CLEANED from reliable sources.
when fail 10 make Live Stock quotations our read
ers should understand that changes or the letter
worse have taken place during the week.l
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Stantori-John NJ Phillips. d eJudh Al
Saturday in each month. Thos. Pufdon{ Mar;
shall.
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A VERY convenient thing to have in
the family" is one of those handsome
clothes hampers at w, H. Anderson's
drug store.
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Grandest Scheme of the Age.
100000
CASH GIFTS
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

nler authority Of sporai legislative acs az Msrrp
~ 10, ISL, the trustees now ann0un,e the ThfguI
brand Giu Concert, for the benekt of the pub-
lie Library Of Kentucky, to come Oh In LIB
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Tuesday. April sth, 1879.

Al this Concert the best musical talent that can 10 pro-
cured from all parts 81 the eountrs will adj pleasure ~
the entertainment, and Ten Thousand fash
Gifts, assroglting a vast total u 1faif Mtlien
Dollars currency will lie distIibuted by lot 70 the
tickCt-holdefs, As follows;
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Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEES
T: r, Montgomery, Chsirman;
VIM. " Lackey, J d Petta.,
J. q Gooch, J NJ Cook,
Il . Henson, Id Good.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-28

GAUTION.--All persons are hereby no.
" tifed not to interfere with the following
property now in the possession Of Daniel Cyphers,
a. the same 10 left with him subject to our order
Two pair sleds, red COW, spotted cow, steers,
hoifer, l log chain, two-horse wagon, pair
gray horses and harness, l pair bay horses and
harness, and acres Of wheat in ground.
LIvERIGHT, LINGLE co.
Oaeeola Nav II, 1ST3-st.
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ShariG's Sale.

nY virtae Of writs Of Lepari Facids, Is
ID sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Clearheld county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court
House in the borough Of Clearheld, on Mon
day, the Second day Of June, 1873, ut o'clock,
p. M, the following Real Estate, to wit; "a +
A certain piece or tract Of land, situate In Pike
township, Clearied county, Pa, beginning ut a
maple, thence north ITO perches to post thence
west ITO perches to chestnut oak, thence south
2tl perchcs to white pine an old corner thence
north 81 degrees east 80 perches to white oak,
thence north 74l degrees west "A perches to locust
thence north 67 degrees east 26 perchesto locust,
thence north G3 degrees east 20 perches to locust
on the river near the mouth Of Hogback run,
thence down the river its several courses and dis-
tances to maple and place Of beginning contain
ing Isl acres or less, honsc barn and cleared
land thereon. Also, one other lot, situate in the
borough Of Curwensyillc, Clear6eld county, Pa,
on the east eide Of filbert street, beginning at
about so feet north from State street, containing
$50 feet front on Filbert street, and extending
back so feet eastward, and having q large tavern
house, stable and other outbuildings threen erect
cd. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of Leah Bloom, Administrative Of
Isaac Bloom, deed.
Also, oil that certain two-story frame dwelling
house, twenty by thirty feet, situate on lot No.
/ oot on tue tOuNn chSt cofhcf VI uVou ttaffu
streets, In the borough Of Houtrdaie, Clearfeld
county, IA. Seized, taken in execution and to
10 sutu rs tirc property vf uvnI, o'Hoii.
Also, situate in Pennyie, Coarield county,
Pa, all that certain ono-and-a.haIf story frame
building, l6xls feet. ON the south side Of Main
street, on lot adjoining lands of d. 5. Moore and
George Mcdonald, and 20 much ground mmedi-
ately adjacent thereto-as will be necessary for the
ordinary use thereof. Seized, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property Of Geo. Mcdonald
Alec, all that certain one-story frame smith
shop, situate in the village Of Pcnnyle, Clearfeld
county, Pennsylvania, and being about 22x2s
feet in size, at the corner Of Main and Pint
streets, together with 80 much ground immediate
ly adjacent thereto a. will be necessary for thu
ordinary use thereof Seized, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property Of +. 0'Leary.
Terms or SALE.--The rice or aum at whici
the property shall be stru ok of must be paid a
the time Of sale, or such other arran cement,
made as will be approved, otherwise the prop
crty will be Immediately put up and sold agail
at the expense and risk Of the person to whom
II vas struck OF, and who, in case of deficiency
at such resale, shall IN axe good the same, an
in no instance viii the Deed be presented II
Court for oonhrmat ion unless the money is 90
tually paid tho Sheriff. JUSTIN J. PIE,
SHERIFF's OFFICE Sheriff.
CleAr6eld, Pa, May IA, 1873.
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rTNHE updersignod respectfully announces to
Il the public that he has on hand a care
fully selected and we'll assorted stock Of
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
HOLLOW WARE.
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET.IRON
WAREl
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
His stock Of Cooking Stoves consists Of
THE CELEBRATED IRoNsIDEs,
which have never failed to bring peace and
prosperity into families where ID is used,
diamond State, Farmer, Herald. Charm, Spears
California Cook Stove, Spears Anti Dust,
Gas Burning Cooking Stoves, Victor,
Reliance and Union Ranges,
spears cooking Ranges,
&c., &c.
va The Tin and Sheet Iron ware given with
ths Stoves is made Of the heaviest and best
material, and warranted to give perfect salts.
faction.
His Stock Of Parlor & Heating Stoves
Is larger, bstter and cheaper than ever before
exhibited to the public-consisting Of
Spears Revolving Light Illuminating Stove,
Spears Anti Dust Gas Burning Parlor Stove,
Spears' 0rbicular Gas Burning Parlor
Stove, Spears Gas-Burning Psrior
Stove, Boquet, Pearl, Gem, Ida,
Sun. Tropic, Nevada,
&c, &c.
Vulcan, Elm and Victor Heaters, Spears Re.
volvins Light Heaters.
He Is also prepared to furnish a complete
|
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &C.,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole view to service, from the best ma.
terial in the market
pLows A PLow POINTS, COPPER, BRASS
PORCELAIN, TIN.LINED, SPUN 4
COMMON IRON KETTLES.
or every description constantly on hand.
ORDERS FOR SCOUTING, ROOFING
And other work belonging to his business vii
be promptly filled by experienced and skillfu
workmen.
/ BRASS, COPPER. OLD METAL, RAGS
AND CASH
Taken In exchange for goods.
He espenety invites the stonuon
Merchants wishing to purchase at Wholesale,
they will End II to their advantage to examin
: his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
: Look out for the Big sign-opposite the resi-
a dence Of Mrs. DR.. Foster.
ALI 0oops Warranted As REPKEsrsrSp.
9 q. g. ILLEGAL.
Philipsburg, June s, 1870. augei6
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GAUTION.-Al persons are hereby notified
u not to interfere with the following property
Low in the hands of George Chatham, Of Morris
,ownship: One roam horse, l sorrcl marc, fan
ming mill, drag, I eultivator, tworhorse wsg-
on. The same belong to me and arc len with
aim subject to my order
May IA, ls73-3t. AUSTIN DllLEN.
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The Central Vermont Railroad Com
lany took formal possession, yesterday
lndcr the order of the court. Of the sys-
rem Of Vermont railroads, Including 700
niles of track, and formerly consolidated
under TIE control OF the Vermont Cen.
trail Railroad Company. This road is
entirely il the interest OF the New.York
Boston and Montreal Railroad Company.
The officers of the latter say that the rails
are being laid on the Ncw.York section
of the road, and that it will be completed
as soon as originally designed.
CoLp-BLooDEp MuRpRR.-&. Johns.
bury, June 30.-Saturday afternoon John
Stanton, German pedler, stopped at the
house Of James Snow in Maiden, and ask.
cd Mrs. Snow if she wished to purchase
any goods. Mrs. Snow replied that she
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Addison County.

A Sunday school was to have been
organized at the Universalist church in
Shoreham, last Sunday.
Tho Vergennes Bank has declared
a semi.annual dividend of five per cent
payable on aud after July 10.
-Mr. HIRAM Spauldiug a well known
lrmer of Panton died on Saturday morn.
iog june oS. Of dropsy Of the hcort.
A laughter of Mr.. Thos. Casey, Of
S'ark,horo, stepped on n piece Of glass
recently and cut her foot very badly
though it is hoped not dangerously.
William McCawloy, Of Cornwall he,
raised sixteen thoroughbred Spanish me-
rino lambs the present season from clever
ives and oil Of them Of choice quality
Julius =. Benedict, E'q, Of Corn
vail, recently sold to the butchers heiIcl
twcve mouths oh that dressed 4Gi
mounds. The was u liue animal Of tina
are for Vermont ruisiug
The Central New Haven Cheese Go
,re running their factory TO its full ca
,aci'y, aud are refusing milk brought J
the farmers, for want Of presses Tn
Co. turn out fifteen eheeses daily.
New HAVEN MARKET,-On the frs
inst, there were shipped from this mar
ket $50 tubs Of butter, 80 hoxe 0
cheese, aud 4 bills. Of eggs. Butter fron
90 20 Zoe. cheese IL o, and eggs Doc
per doZ.
"A party made up from the towns @
Addison, Waliham, New Haven, Wey
bridge and Midalebury, visited aud en-
ioyed Lake Dunmore aad Lake Duumor
house June "a and voted that they ba
q good time.
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Probate COurt-District OF New Haven
Hoy. j. D. SMITH, Judge.

III, cu :..
ne lollowlng arc inc Princ'Pal iio"s
Of business transacted by the Probate
Cour, for tho District of Now Haven.
-v' Wv
during the montn OF June
June 2-Anna |. Parnard's estate. Inventory
filed. License granted to sell real estate.
Juno 2-Uen3v DAVIS estate. viii presented
for probate. Notice ordered. Hearing July I
at bristol.
june 2-Richnrd jacobs estate. Inventory
| filed.
lime 2-Nathnn w Ru,sell. Ellen Russell. Sa
rah I RusselI and FImira p Russell. minors
inard;an's account settled.
.June o-Ilura f Bissonett's estate. Executor
makes nnnlcation for settlement of administratior
account md decree Notice ordered. Uearint
univ 7 Mt Bristol.
lima o-Elinhalet r. Caldwelrs estate. An
nointad Oliver Smith n Human and r S Bot
INN commissioners To divide estate.
Juno 5-Doniel Wings estate. Amounted
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Asst. Adiutant General.

Judge Cooley of New-Orleans was kill
ed in duel with Col. Rhett, editor OF
the Picayune.
T. Thoriugton, lately appointed consul
to Aspinwall, was refused an exequator
on the ground that the government OF
Colombia recognizes no such place as AS
pinwall. ard accordingly Secretary Fish
appointed him commercial agent at Aspin-
wall.
DR.. Dalton OF Chicago is another man
with theory on the proper treatment u
the cholera He writes "Water slight.
ly acidulatcd with sulphuric acid, prop.
erly administered fultills all the indica-
tions of prevention and cure Of cholera.
1t reaches and overcomcs the diseased
conditions aud the effects cease"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for tho District OF Addison, com.
missioner, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against tue e.
tate Of NOAH JONES,
late of Shoreham, in said district, deceased, ami
also all claims and dem ands exhibited in ofs.t
thereto; and six months from 18th day of Juno,
being allowed by said court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that we will Mt.
tend to the business of our said appointment al
the house of tho late Noah Jones, deceased i
the second Wednesdays of July and December,
from one o'clock. p. NJ, until four o'clock, Pm,
on each of said days.
Dated at Sborcham, this nth dag Of juno. So
A. ORCHARD, 1c...
IA J. Q. CASWELL, Ool'~-
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sAML E. COOKE, Judge.
/ ISTRLCT COURT OF THE UNI.

- LII IN lho, tue DlstllCt VI Ncf-
mont. = In the matter Of e. q. StoJlc,
Bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said BANKRUPT, ard oil 9TH
ers whom it may concern:
The undersigned assignee Of said bankrupt hero
6ty gives notice that it has been ordered Ly tao
District Court of sail district, tina the stcoud aud
third general meeting of the cicditurs # .ad
bankrupt be held ut Burlington, CAittctden
County, said district, on the 3ist day of Jult,
A. D., 1873, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj, at the Of 20 If
l.. L.. Lawrence, before L. l. Lawrcnce, ono If
the Registers in Bankruptcy for said district. for
the purposes named in tho 27th and 2sth SC.
tions of the Bankrupt act, and that have 81 /
my final account rs assignee # said bankrupt,
and that at said time and place | shall apply to
said court for the settlement Of INV saii ass.uat,
and for discharge from all Liabilities a. ash -n.o
Of said estate. in accordance with the pruv.io41
rid 2sth section of said act.
dav Of ~ Middlebury, in said district, tbs ,.h
wv ~ TUJTnrr-r
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Fans in variety at the Register Book
Store, from five cents upwards.
Ice cold soda and Saratoga spring
water at Benson 4 Andrews
Fresh confectionery always on hand
at Benson & Andrews.
u. d. Twitchell will pay 20 and
26c. for unwashcd and % 70 4Oc. Tor best
washed wool uext rue,iuy, at Woolen
Cos. cloth store.
lee cold soda aud high roek congress
water on draft at Case 4 lilder's.
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furnishing Goods,

GUynislain5 Goods,
Having sold out our dry goods, We
give the space and capital to this
branch OF goods, and are able to clotho
a man or boy in style, or out ofstylc.
from head to foot. Shirts Of every de-
scription ties, bows, scarf5, half hose,
English French and American made
over-alls and froaks, dress and driving
gloves, collars and cuffs in endless va
ricty, very low for cash, at
L. A. BONDS.
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EearI NntirfS.
STATE OF VERMONT-District of

lhlG w LhMON l-DStrlcI Oh
~ Addison, IS.
In Probate Court held at Middcbury In AMI
for said district, on tho lst day of July, A. D.
stephen N. Warren, administrator Of tho estate
Of ALPHEUVS ROYCE,
late Of Orwell, In said district, deceased makes
application to tho court for an extension Of tho
time heretofore allowed for tho pay non If tho
debts and charges against the estate OF the said
deceased. IL Is theronpon ordered that said up
plicaton be referred to session e this curt u
be held at the Probate Office in MidJlcbury, On
Monday, tho 4th day Of August neat. a. D. 1873,
at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon and it is furtuci or-
dered that all persons interested be notified lcftof
by publication Of this order three weeks su:c q
sively In the Middlebury Rcgi.tef, II newspaper
printed at Middlebury, previous t. tho ii no OF
hearing, that they may appear ut said tins and
place and show cause, If any they may have why
said application should net bo granted anI elil
time extended.
lG;3w SAM'L Z. COOKE, Julrc.
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RUTLAND ARD BURLINGTON RAi1KoA,


l * A. Oh f.,
"'''''
'lo'ce 'o'' 'a'''Oa| -.
--Canued goods OF al KINDS fe'''ne
cheap ut bep'on y A"of'"S'
benson g. Andrews want their straw
berry baskets
--Bchson & Andrews have just ne.
cci,cd slleudid lot Of dates, hgs a"o
layer rasip~.
Go to Ca.o & Riders for drug
medicines. ehcmical.. leriuueiics, toil,
AMI iaucy good, Sou'hmoyd's luto con'
tcction.r,, &C.. cheap Tor cash.
A,y mae desiring to rnr,hase Tel
no. Go residence "On the ucight,''
Mil fad ,c,ms aud r,ice to suit by it,,
oui,n. Of St,vai, 4 Eldr,dgc. =
T,.,r,,s Halo u Fr,nchnan residind
- rs, lria1l bury rave two bills Of sal,
i"r the ,ane COW. one day last we,k auo
a,r HAT Ijule delnoucrcy was lodged il
;.,l whore he ,tiu r,maius.
81 u.o oo,,br,,ed Imnroved
Ella, liowe Sewing Machine at the Reg
i,tr Book Store. Also sewing silk, twist
and thread steeially adapted to sewing
machine use.
Tl..o will ho, n,cc,irc ot Pos,
Y.r,cr No l6 G. A. r.. Wednesday
evening, July Oh, at - p. m, for tran.
sao,ipg business Come one and all
WM, Il. Com, Commander.
%, occop,t Of Tho ahnsiyc use Of the
I'LL :, ~ ,;I,,no Co., tro,t;nc thc
selec5mcn of the town have concluded to
enforce the law pranst fast driving across
it AZTEC Tuesday, July Is.
6, S,,pbon, church vill be onencd
c,r Diy;no Service ncxt Sunday mornipu
July 18Th. Ii is expected that Rev. W.
II. Collins Rector Of St. Paul's church.
Verlcnucs, will preach and administer the
Holy Communion.
Er,,oyu.-Dr. n. Tut,ill dentist has
renewed from Lane & Claws Block to
Butolpb'4 Block, where he has liue
~uj.'ef,ooms fitted cxprcsslv for mis- bust.
a,ne.s, with every convenience and attroe-
ton.
A r.,y Aavsoc, Mr. Allen Il. Footc.
who rc.idcs in the east rart Of this town,
had the misfortune to f,ll from scaflola
IA his barn and 10 break three ms We
do not understand thai he was o'be'"is'
much injured.
"A large number Of cur ci,izans wen
10 BuIlinnlon IN Friday to attend H.,
grand Celebration sld memorial cercmo.
pics at the dwelling Of tac heroic sta'u,
IF Etb,n Allon
~
Hon. Samuel L. Cooke Ju3ee q
Probate for thc District of Addi~ou,s'Ml.
to-day with his sen, 9. B. Cooke, E.q
fora tii p among the Adgoudact'. 1hcy
VIII be absent two weeks or more.
lit ofl,,,,rs ,b.t have ,ou,.;r.d !,
this on;,o ouc nonih and ovor Cont
t,",0 - C"anln, Ronin T. enI,h
y II rf,.t;u !. y II N.,i;,, ' II
po,tirs I.I;.s liz -M,s G X
Nnor. Nil G.r.b q F,.lI Nyb.,ar,
rV ,Ln .,,. '1 ,r ~ W. ,1.s @ c a."
,drort;.ol ln,tors
~ '- -,
A"" i" ~ w. - VI 'o'u' " ) w. Wv
C'"e' u'. u.s. 10y" 40 W wan, - ''''e'''
ooaue, J" " ny O"0 vas +" 'VS' "''
"''I'''' '.l''' '"' D'''.' "'s''''. : a'
au' . '''5 "''. ~ !'''''' ~''' - 'o'
% " .'"pei' u' =, "I'''".' o,' T , " W.
'u'o &c n'u'' D'',' ous'' ~ "''0 o''
Si''""''' 'H'" "''- '''''o
S,.w,.r, 4 E.4r.J... has t,..ued an ,iIic
.rr,ciic,.. ~ n. ,.roi,'..;u,,. the L,,
in Ba,olDh's Block. Mr. Uarri. Il
,ounr ,na, or root chsr.etor. Goc ,bili
ia ,,.I cor,.ot t,lit. .,y;tb ,.ta.,, fer n,
nrof.s.ion ard n ,u,rty which give
,rou,i,o Of abundant Lnsi oss success,
uo de.eryc. the co.Glcnee Of the peopl
md will h,ycit
- wa "''~ 80
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!" ChaIlenge,"

This superior young stallion, threo years old,
unsurpassed in style and action, will stand for the
improvement Of horse stock tho ensuing seasau,at
the stables W. c. BREASTED & Co, on the Mid
dlebury stock Farm" Otherwise Munger farm
PEDiGREE-Sre Daniel Lambert, sire Ethan
Allen, & sire Old Black Hawk. Dams. sire the
Nearing Horse" G Sire Old Black Hawk, dam
Messenger
This Stallion is both hnc and fast,
In styl, and action unsurpassed.
lj;3m II. G. SESSIONS.
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-o w. TwITCnELL, Assignee.
IN BANKRUPTo1-nIc TvT, -

i OF VERMONT, ss olol MIL
At Middlcbury, the Gath day Of June, - 49,.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis 3D.
pontment az assignee of
DOWNER 8. ALLEN,
Of Middlebury, in the County of Addison and
State of Vermont, within said district, who hayo
boon adjudgcd bankrupts upon creditors p.ti
ton, by tho district court of said district.
l5;3w U. d. TWITCUELL, ASH tnec.
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9oofG ana & hoes,
Kip, c,lf and cloth, for ladies', misses,
men, boys and childicn, mostly hand
made and warranted, by
L. A DoND.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

Situated on South St, in the village Of Middle.
bury, eight rods front 10y over ten deep. Terms
reasonable. For further information inquire Of
CHESTER L. CLARK.
Middlcbury, Vt, May %, ls73 lo;tf
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Horse Shoeing and Logic
in 1878.

Go straight to Towards for your shoes,
lie keeps the best and won't refuse
To do your work SO well and cheap,
The secret you can scarcely keep.
OF all horse-shoers east or west,
lie claims to rank among the best;
The year when he this trade began,
Dates back to eighteen foFty-onr;
FROM then till now he's piled his trade,
And Of himself has Iobly made
A workman skilled in every part
Within, without, in head and heart.
~ Experienced hlp keeps on hand
akllful aud smart, who On demand
VIII serve his patrons un the call
rhs rich, the poor, the learned and al.
AT Towards 10 the place to buy
Your shoes and nails, which, by tho by
lie eiasaifss aud understand,
And uses what V,uH horse demands,
For horses differ In this need
About as much As in thrir speed.
Yea, 90 to Howard, for no knows
The Kind Il nail and kind If shoes
Your horses \, 81, and what will stand
The strain Of car uutempored land.
llone-shoeing from this even date,
A speciality he now will make;
No fear "a cuits has hero Howard.
heoaus-, he was net born n c3waid;
80 20 to hin and yum will e.
The best OF work at prices net;
From ,!ollingtuu's about hop,
You'll find skilled Howard aud his shop'
Middlebury, June, 1873. siAw
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FRANK Il. BOND
CLOT III LIN G..

In all grades. styles and prices, for
men, boys and children Larger as
sortmcnt than ever, at popular prices,
by j. A. BoNp.
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HATS AND CAPS.
Styles, quality ami prices to suit CIV
in silk, fur, wool and straw.
at 1. ~. BONDS
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Trunks, Rag & v alises
Direct from manufactures, at Lowest
prices, by L. a. BOND.
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Groceries e ( rovisions
a well selected stock at knock down
prices, flour, pork, lard fish, teas, cof-
fees, sugars, spices, canned goods, dried
apples, sand nearly everything needed in
a well regulated family. Remember,
at prices not to be beaten, at the
ONE PRICE STORE.
g, a. e . LI .
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The FouR1u AT MGDDIDuRY.-Though
Dur.ngroa WIS the centre Of attraction
for the vhol. State, and many of our citi.
-xens went ihisber TO pay their respects TO
the memory Of the Acro Of "Ti." aud to
ss!sPSato generally, there remained at
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11

IOWA IA vD~.-TNe undersigned are agents fora
l large tract NJ valuable land. both improved aud nnf1
soved In Union And a,oh,nG counties IN Iowa AS In m
souri, All business enttuseito viii lie attended to VIII
prnmp'ness and adclity W keep team TO show land
vicinity free of charge. !. GALLOWAY & son,
Creson Iowa.
For any further Information Apply to Richard rhorns Of
Ottawa. Ills march 2, 1872