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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14


business. restaurant furniture. bar and bar fix
tures. with lease OF house for six months. al a
bargain. For further particulars inquire at
This Office. I9u
sroNEwARE! sToNEwARE! ear load just
a.rlyed at Caldwell x Titsworth's 1877
NoTICE--An old accounts unsettled In thirty
days will be put into an attorneys hands for
collection No more stand off. Pony up
Ig-tr H. c. MANN.
PIPEs AMP ToBACcos-I have just received
:. large stock of pipes of all kinds. The best
brands of smoking tobaccos. chewing tobaccos,
fine cut and plugs, cigars Of the best brands.
Ny stock Of pipes is complete. all the way from
u merschaum to 4 chalk or carthen, with reed
stem. Call and examine. In the postoftiee
room. II. ID. FULLY E+u
We would call attention to the article IN
his weeks issue entitled, Life Insurance
one of the best companies in the world i the
Massachusetts, Mutual, of Springfield. repre-
-ented in our city by the conpanys general
travelling agent, Mr.. II. l.. Seymour. who
may be found for the next II day, at the
office steele \ Lee
Fox SALE or RENT CuEaP-W a-hington
garden. For particulars enquire At this office.
la-ff
Under the head of new advertisements
will lie found Craig'> patent drive well tube.
also an infringement notice which VIII per-
haps pay some parties TO read it. Mr.. Will
lam Craig OF tins city s. the only authorized
agent for sale of the tubes His Office j, at
hi, residence near TIE corner OF Lawrence X
Douglas avenues.
Hills Il Kramer are offering their entire stock
of dry goods. carpets, MOTIONS, etc. at cost,
and many Of their summer goods at les than
cast. Don't forget to cali aud see them before
making your purchase elsewhere. i5-:t
Genuine Iouvin kid gloves. in all shades. for
one dollar. at Nixon's. Eff
Blue Ribbon iiour. from new wheat. ehoieer
than ever. at Caldwell & Ti;>wortk,. LIFT
+ Genuine:Icuvin Md gloves. in All shades, for
one dollar. at Nixon'>. l.-tf
Go to Caldwell 4 Ti,swor;h'> for groceries
an! 9ueenswsre. Is-if
Genuine Jouvin kid gloves, in ali shades. icl
one dollar. at NiNon's. ls-if
Flour s2..-, at caldwell 4 Ti,sworth'-. Ie-:
Five crates qacea>wsre. two crates yellew
ware. twenty-five dozen goblets, twenty-five
dozen iumblers, twelve dozen chambers, jus
opening fer tie wholesale and retail trade n
{ Caldwell 4 Tiisworth's. 1.-st
To make room for fsII stock. karatofsky VII
close out his stock Of dry goods. oil csoihs- car
pets, shoes and no;ins ETC.. at COS; for the mex
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

Halls oyster Bay has again been opened,
but in a new place, however. next door 10
Squire Mitclolrs Office. II il hardly neccSsa-
nv for us to tell of the nice meal he will ''sei
up" on short notice. at any hour.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

We are requested by the AtchisGn, Topeka
and Santa Re railroad company to say, that
their arrangements are nov fully perfected Tor
taking charge of all products sent them. The
station agents ali along the line have been adj
yi,ed to receive and forward to the general
Office at Topeka, all samples left at the various
dcpots. MIR. :. T. Kelsey, forester OF The road.
has charge of everything connected with thi.
matter, and al correspondence on the subject
should be addressed Ia him nj Hutchinson,
Kansas
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DIED.
MARRIED..

At the residence of b. +. Parsons, esq, on
Tuesday. August II, by the Rev. j. z. Harsen.
Henry w. Nigus, Of this city. to Miss Hattie
l.. Quarles. of Kansas City.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

4 Il. Johnson. an old Itoozler, Il, he styles
himself from Warren county near Marshfeld.
Indiana. who now lives in pelano township,
in this county. has six miles of growing hedge
on hi. farm Of four hundred acres. He has
been here sixteen months, and 50 farms are
lnnla.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

Dr. Wright, Of oswego. Wa here two days
last week in The Interest Of our east and west
railroad which is now being built. More anon.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

New stock ladies' kid gloves in party colors,
at J. Karatofsky's, Eagle block. 13-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

NJ. NJ. Emanuel.las large stock ofhair goods,
switches. cur,s. braids. etc
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Coffee, four pounds for one dollar, at Cald-
well & Titsworth's. lett
Twelve pounds dried apples for one dollar;
twelve pounds dried peaches for one dollar;
nine pounds \. o. sugar for one dollar, at
Caldwell Il Titsworth's. LIFT
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Our printers commenced work to day on the
rules. regulations and premium list Of the
Sedgwcll county Agricultural, Mechanical and
Stock association fair. The list Is large ana
the premiums fair Some special premiums
are offered 10y individuals that will incite much
interest
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Prices for summer goods greatly reduced at
NiXon's. lift
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We noticed thc other day tina, Arment AZ
Cotton were vanishing and mounting large
man for Gard. H. Smith. representing the
counties of Summer and Scdgwirk. The map
was the work of John ~hroulr. and measured
four by riglli feet.
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Great rush, everything at cost, few more
of those nobby slippers at cost. }. karatofsky.
Eagle block. II
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

w. A. Thomas * Co. received this week
fourteen thousand cigars.
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Al the gambling houses in the city have
been closed. Quite number had taken their
tables and iiXinss and gone To the other side OF
the river. where no fines viii be imposed ON
them nor .bolices'' arrest them, il they should
get hold of "A fellow that they wanted to make
..,.nlnc DOWN.
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Are our farmer, paying enough attention 10
their growing hedges: Atter several years
obscr, alton of growing hedges in Kansas we
are thoroughly convinced that no good sub
stautial stock fence can he grown from Usage
orange without care and attention. We no
liced many hedges herelhouiS being neglected
in training and culture both. The hedge law
will not always last, il behooycs every farmer
10 remember. Hedge fences can he success
itil, .o'vn in Kansas in the course of from
three Go ll,e rs. owing entirely 70 the train
Ing and culture. iiv.-r rows should have n
much attention n rows of CO.,. ei|iiNatcd and
kept clear OF weeds Besides. to ma. solid
fence care must he taken moi TO allow the bot
OF the hedge TO get away from the ground.
Keep Your hodges web trimmed down until
they are msturcd. The closer the limbs are 10
the foot Of the stalk or ground. The better hedge
YOU viii have. After hedge has once grown
tail aud Struggling. no labor viii ever make ii 4
..pic-tight' fence. while i good maturcd Usage
fence il no more trouble to care for than any
ordinary rail fence. There arc hundreds ot
miles of hedge now growing in this and adioin-
ing counties. but We tell the owners they ne, er
will have fences unless they care well for the
hedge the first three years. Another thing. a
well sci and matured Usage orange fence may
be killed by freezing or fire. huI it will stand
until the roots have scnt M among the old
shrubs As good Il new fence a the old one was.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

Morris Kohn, who started east last Tuesday,
informed us that he was bound for New York
city where he intended to lay IN The largest
stoc, of general merchandise ever bought Tor
this market, and that he viii within twenty
DAYS open up at his old stand, the New York
store. in grand style. Everything will be fresh,
new and good, as his advertisement viii show
by the time he opens up. Success.
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The now dining hall AT Newton. the Del
momco. j. the finest 10 found upon the whole
line of the road. The dining room u handy 10
the depot. airy and well finished, and SPLEEN
did supper j. served up. All parties going
east from Wichita need have no hcsiianrv IN
going TO the DclmonicQ for good meal
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Mr. T. p. Kinney, Of Cowley county. called.
Cowley. like Sedgwick. sumner and Butler.
has been blessed with enormous crops this
wear
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

\ WORD TO EvERYBODY-Things are so
cheap at the depot that those that have been
there say il is the place to save money and buy
groceries We keep everything in our line,
and nails, flour and bacon at wholesale and re-
tail. We have on the road large stock of
queensware which We will sell very cheap.
All we ask to convince the people that what
we say is the TRUTH is to cali and get our prices
Free delivery to all parts of the city.
Colt CLEVELAND K STEPHENS.
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The hay harvest r. progressing in all direc-
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The cool of the evening On last saturday
,ound Us, With wife and babies. enjoying
quiet ride down the valley. on the west side.
Nbat wilderness Of eorn the farmers over
there are going to have. II looks 4 little as
though the west-sider> were getting ava, With
the eas,-sidcrs in practical farming. John Nc
Cormsck, half a mile below West Wichita. is
making home. and no mistake. Everything
nrouud him tells of thrift His house already
is almost embowercd in trees aud flowers, and
.,rea, Grain stacks tell of successful season
work. lie has sweet potatoes enough To sup
nIy a small market for some time. We noticed
Quo ,,ing which We think comrnendahle. l. e
the hauling out of stable manure upon his
,.hna, stubhlc. of course the soil OF our val
lev is exceedingly rich. hut no farmer can af-
ford 10 throw away his manure. Mr.. Nc
Cormack's industry in that line viii well re-
nav him. Over next TO the timber. we noticed
thai Mr.. Lawrence had iesvcd in Il large pas
lure with wire. II is q splendid fence for the
Kind. and his cattle looked ecniented and Sc
cure in country where fences are the eScep-
ton instead Of the rule.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

Five crates qGceaswsre. two crates yellew-
ware. twenty-five dozen goblets, twenty-five
dozen iumblers, twelve dozen chambers, jas;
opening fer tie wholesale and retail trade IT
Caldwell 4 Ti,sworth's. 1s-af
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

ell. Knapp. a representative of the crock
cry house of Il. &. Clark q Co.. was in the city
this week. Mr.. Knapp sold TO one frih mere,
Messrs. Caldwell n 1ittsworth. seven crates oi
crockcry, china and glassware. The house be
represents is a strong one and our merchants
finding IL
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The EAGLE now reaches every town. ana
nearly every postoilice, in Southwestern Kan
sas. rendering il an advertising medium III
value second 10 very few papers in the state.
ANY of our regular advertisers may look at our
subscription books if they wish.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

e Mr. Taylor. OF l.caNcnworih. OF The firm oi
Cochran. Rittman a Taylor wholesale gro
GERS. called on us This week. Mr.. Taylor is
one of the stockholders in the Ramenio salt
works. and has been down taking survey ol
things in Satburg. with view 10 advancing
that interest il practiblc.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14

Fog SALE or RENT CuEaP-W ashington
garden. For particulars enquire at this office
1917
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1t is estimated that there will not be less than
five thousand bushels OF castor beans raised IN
this valley. Mr.. Richmond will try TO have Il
factory ready by fall. The farmers should
take great care in harvesting the bean, and
keep them clean and dry.
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When asking for any Of the above. ak for
advertised letters.
L. l.. WEST, Postmaster.
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Take your hides TO c. NJ. Garrison, the old
est hide buyer in Wichita. 21-u
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Choice teas and sugars at Caldwell n Tits
worth's. lI-tf
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The editor of this paper. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Murdoch,
who has been aiiing undcr advice of his ply
stefan. started for the Rocky mountains on
Monday evening. We have short commune
cation from him the day after he left. and viii
probably receive more. He will be gone but
for n few DAVIS or two or three weeks at most
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Hills Il Kramer are Offering their entire stock
0f dry goods, carpets, notions, etc. at cost,
and many Of their summer goods at les than
cast. Don't forget to cali and see them before
making your purchase elsewhere. lat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-22

PHILADELPHIA, April q. = Eight
freight cars, laden with -four, tobacco
and miscellaneous goods, on their way
to New York from the west, were broken
open here last night and robbed. Seve-
raj rolls of Oil-elOth were dropped on the
track. In the absence of the manifest
sthe amount of property taken IS not
known
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appointed secretary of
1rafinu Of NUaahin rfon-

appointed secretary OF the deraan ie-
CATION at Washington.
In I.auderiale county, Tennessee, one
! day last week, DIR. Thomas McPherson's Is
/ little daughter was killed and his son
badly wounded by the accidental dis
charge of a musket in the hands Of q
lad ten years old.
Denis Burns remains We're found in a
creek near Thornton, Michigan, yester-
day. Supposed murder.
Miss Helen McCatrey was killed by
being thrown from buggy, at Mar
shall, Michigan, yesterday.
John BaFl's fiouring-mill and distil-
lery, at Morris, Illinois, furnished food
for a thirty-thousand-dollar flame last
Saturday night.
John Fitzgibbons, who hacked John
OiHara to pieces, in New York, on
Christmas last, yesterday plead guilty to
manslaughter in the first degree.
The steamships Algeria, Wyoming,
Canada and Anglia, from New York,
and North America, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Liverpool yesterday; and the
Italy, from Liverpool, and Olympia,
from Glasgow, arrived at New York.
While negroes were rolling logs on
the Beasley place, near Friar's Point,
last Saturday, Andrew Mckinney re-
quested them to ''puIl up" so as to fin
ish the work before night. Alexander
Davis imagined himself insulted, went
to his cabin, and rammed an ounce ball
into a musket already containing load
of shot, after which he went back to
where Mckinney was, and fired the
| contents of the musket into his abdO-
men, tearing him to pieces, and then
broke the gun over his head. The other
negroes pursued and captured the mur-
derer.
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LEGISLATIVE.
Proceedings OF the Legislatures Of Ar
kansas and Ohio.
Hgrra! Governor Baxter Announces
the Ratification OF the COnsti-
tutienal Ameadmenf.
ARKANnAs LralsLATuRE.

Special 10 the Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, April 2l.-The follow
ing bills passed the senate: To author
fze cities and towns to issue bonds to
build schooI-houses. To provide cir
cult clerks in certain counties.
Senate bill, donating forfeited lands
in certain counties to railroads,
and senate joint resolution to
investigate the funding of the Holford
bonds. AS Mr.. Joseph Brooks was
mainly instrumental in that little fund
ing scheme, an investigation may not
suit his digestive organs.
The house indefinitely postponed the
revenue bill, but passed the act pr0vid-
ing that >ertain counties may become
stockholders in White river Transports
ton company. Furbush introduced bill
granting amnesty for the acts of lawless
persons in Mississ ippi and Pope coun-
ties, which was tabled; also bin to
prevent drunkards holding Office, which
was referred to the Judiciary committee.
should this become 8 law, twO-thirds Of
the offices viii become vacant, and it
viii be difficult to refill them. A bin
was passed prohibiting the allowance Of
county fees not allowed by law. The
vaccination COMMITTEES reported a
bill TO encourage vaccination, which
was rejected. Brooks TevolutiOnists are
still at work, but every effort at
Impeachment or ejectment Of Baxter is
effectuaIly squelched. There is now a
manifest disposition to finish the calen-
dar business before the legislature. Some
think the railroad release bill viii be
called up tomorrow.
associated Press Dispatehes-
LITTLE Rock, April Ex-Governor
Baxter has issued q proclamation declsr-
ing the ratification of the constitutional
amendment doing away with disfran-
chisement. A bill passed the senate to-
day ydonating the forfeited lands Of the
state 10 certain railroad companies.
ONO.
COLUMBUS, April 21.-In the house,
this afternoon, the following bills were
passed: House bill to authorize the ap-
pOintment of special cOnstables to at
tend courts; house bill TO provide for the
release Of securities for costs, on giving
ten days notice, and the appointment
Of other securities. The committee ap-
pointed TO inquire into the system Of
convict labor contracts at the Ohio pen
itentiary, reported that contracts haye
not in all cases been let to the highest
bidder. They have been let to the best
interest Of the State The report was
accepted. House bill TO amend section
81 Of the insurance law so as TO provide
that after one annual life premium has
been paid, no errors or misstatements
shall be corrected, was indefinitely post |
pOned. A resolution was adopted au-
thOriZing the state geological corps,
after the completion of their survey, to
turn over all implements and apparatus
IN their possession, belonging to the
state, for use in the agricultural college.
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EXPOSITION STOCKHOLDERS.

A y election for twenty -oDe Directors viii be
"A held at the Exposition Building, on + X L
DAY 25th inst, from to 10 O'Clock pm
Each share is entitled to one vote.
A stock dividend of twenty-five per cent.
has been declared to credit of stockholders,
respectively, from profits OF last Exposition
which has been applied to payment for build
ing and fixtures.
A convention of stockholders and citizens
will he held. at o'clock, on evening OF above
election 10 determine as to holding the next
Exposition and enlargement OF building. a
general attendance is requested.
7. A. NELSON, President.
ED. BURKE PICKETT, Secretary. ap22
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in the city OF Memphis, in tue county Or
Shelby. and state of Tennessee, has Oeeil duiy
Organized under and according 20 the require
ments of the act of Congress entitled "An act
to provids q National Currency secured Dy q
for tie circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June 8, 1864, and has COZ aplied with
alfthe provisions OF said act req iired 20 De
COMPLIED with before commenell.. the busi-
ness of banking under said act.
Now. Therefore, i, John Jay K1, z, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby - uy that
in the city OF Memphis, IN the &C. afy OF
shelby, and State OF Tsnne6seas Is "a lied
10 commence the business Of bsnkins der
the act Aforesaid,
IA testimony whereof witness my hel5s "a
seal OF Osfi0e, fbls .lls, dag OF March, l673. ~
felanedl JNU. Jay KNOX,
epI Comptroller of Currency.
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Died.

CHRISTI AN-At the residence Of j. W.
Dickinson, on Walker avenue, near state fe-
male College, MATTE A, wife of j. B. Chris
tlan.
Services by Rev. E. c. Slater, ID, this
TUESDAY morning, April 3D. at 10 o'clock,
at the residence. Friends are invited TO attend.
PARKER the Dist inst, JOSEPH A.,
youngest son Of o. B. Parker.
The funeral VIII take place from the resi-
dence OF his father, 206 Tennessee street, at
o'clock this TUESDAY, afternoon. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend. Carriages at Flaherty, Marley & Sui
livan's.
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NOTTCE-

HANING been appointed assignee OF the
III firm OF Kenny g. Hill, liquor nler-
chants go Front street, this Is to notify ail-
persons indebted to said drm TO mako pay,
inent to the undersigned only. The stock
consisting of wines, liquors, and all goods
ut low prices w. II. HORTON, Assignee.
5ehenckE,s PuknsGnte Candy embraces IN
a great degree all the principles OF SchencK' :
Pulmonic syrup, and while as pleasant 20 the
paiate as the porest OF confessions, IT'S lnedlci-
nal properties render il effeetual In coughs
II is the most acceptable remedy for children
or Infants, and can DO given With i1npunity
While for professional 8entleinen, OF thost
who suffer from loss OF voice, & fndispensa.
hie These candies are pui up Ia y eenl
boxes convenient for The pocket, and are lol
sale By al drugEiHia and dealers
g. IL. SCHE ENCK & son,
y Il. cor. lxth and Areh sls. Phila
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-22

INCLUDING the heavy cost Of the
bridge over Wolf river, the average cost
per mile Of thegraduation Of the Raleigh
narrow-gauge road is less than two thou
sand dollars. This sum is trifing when
coutrasted with the cost Of grading most
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-22

NOTICE TO YOUNG MEN.

THERE Is one distressing Male disorder
fSpermatorrhea) which mas defted the
learning of physicians since the beginning OF
the world.
To-day any learned medical friend will tell
YOU that its relief is impossible, my discovery
being vet unknown to him.
The complaint is known also as Involuntary
Discharges, Emissions, ETC., producing many
deplorable and well known symptoms, ana
though not always followed by these effects,
vet prevents the attainment of that strength
of manhood, beauty Of form and grace OF mo
tion so coveted by all.
To broadly distinguish myself from the
swarm of charlatans 20 constantly imposing
on the public, offer, by permission, the very
best Recommendation. Notice that, OF the
thousand remedies advertised by these quacks,
not one has ever been recommended by re-
sDectable man or medical institution. NY
references are the Me1icai Department OF tne
University of Nashville. and the naJority OF
the leading physicians OF Nashville anu Mem
phis and of the Faculty of Medicine OF tne
Cumberland University, located at memphis,
known as the Memphis Medical tollege. =
As these references are sufficient 70 satlsIy
any sensible person OF the reliability OF the
remedy, and to avoid much useless corre-
Spondence, / VIII pay no attention 70 letters
unaccompanied by the money, or order 10 ship
COD. Price twenty five dollars, with weekly
letters of advice for two months or eighteen
dollars for remedy with one letter OF advice.
Hours-7 TO 8, morning and evening.
DIR. JOHN i. CANNON,
aplg No. III Adams street, Memphis.
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Large Sale Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Etc, for benefit of whom concerned. TO
the trade only. AT AUCTION, by A. E.
FARMLAND, 1876 and l97 Main street.
T. will sell This Tuesday Morning. april
22G. at 10 o'clock. 100 pieces Bleached Domes-
tic, $50 dozen Ladies Aprons, 100 dozen Ladies'
Chemise, 500 pair Satinet Pants, 500 dozen
Men Cotton Hose, 100 Jeans suits, so Carpet
bags, 700 Mems and Boys Hats. Also. a full
line of Summer Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots,
shoes. etc. These goods are all fresh and sea
sonable, and viii be sold in lots 70 suit buyers.
The merchants are respectfully invited TO at
tend this sale. Terms cash.
ap22 A E. FRANKLAND, Auctioneer.