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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

ESSENTIAL. The announcement IN our
columns this week that the Mary Sharp
College boarding-houses be excepted from
the usual calls and invitations OF u pleas
ure-seeinS and pleasure-going nature, is,
we think, "emincntly proper" 1t shows
an earnestness upon the part Of those in
authority, evinced by the fact that they
have to pay for this announcement,
surely ne one can grumble, and young
men will take heed. We persons who are
elder and have all the care and expense of
families, are looking to the interests of the
coming generation, and it is very proper
that thu coming generation should be
mindful. And parents abroad love their
children whom they send t" the Mary
Sharp, and send them here to DO as they
or appointed guardians direct. And thus
it is, and thus we think the %nounc
ment made is essential.
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W. F. KercheyNl vs. Jnmes VI. Martin.

W. F. Kerchcval VS. James VI. Martin.
BY virtue of n decree of the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pro
nounced at its June Term, lS7l, in above
cause, will, again, on
Monday. January 4th, 1875,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn. expose to public sale, to the high
est bidder. FOR CASH, the defendants
onc-third interest in the 3l3-acre tract OF
land described in the plcadings, lying
in civil district No. 4 of said county, ad-
joining the lands Of Gardner, West, and
others. Also. two other tracts mountain
land in same diStrict--one raLtaining about
40 acres, and the other about 30 more or
less. adjoining Elijah Mason and ethcrs,
TO be sold to satisfy Il decree OF said
Court, in favor OF complainant, tOI
the sum of Sl,595,00 and interest and
costs, obtained against the Defendant Al
said term.
This November 18th. 1871.
I. II. FINCH, G.. & NJ.
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Nonresident Notice.

II L. Byron, Guardian, etc, vs. Wiley ).
Embrey ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk & Master, from
the bill in the above cause, which Is sworn
to. that the defendants, VIM. Duncan.
George Duncan and Benjamin Duncan,
are nOn-residents of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident drfen-
dants to appear on or before the 4th Mon
day in January xt. before the Chancery
Court at Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn and plead, answer or demur to
com plainanr's bill. or the same will DO Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte as to them Witness my hand, at
office in Winchester. Tenn. this Dec. %,
1874. Il. Ii. FINCH, G. 4 II.
dec2i-4t $50
Williams 4 Martin, Solicitors.
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FOR PAUPERS.
100 Acres Of Land Wanted !

By order ofthe County Court of Frank
lin county. advertisement is hereby made
for propositions TO be given in by the list
duv of January. 1875. ~ to what one hun
bred acres of land can he had for. for the
purpose OF establishing a general place Of
refuge for paupers-the county to pay for
the land in one and twO years. PROPOSE
tion, must be sent. duly signed. to Hon. j.
". Williams. Judge Of the Court. or any
one of the Commissioners. Ii will b~' nee
,,saty TO have good wafer upon the land.
and a portion must be timbered.
G.. W. BOW LING,
W DELIELl.
". ". VI ATLnCk.
JOHN THURMAN,
JOHN HOLDER.
ID. >. Long.
m oG-Iw Commissioners.
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IN GIFTS,
All CASH.
pRICE OE TICKETS.

Whole tickets 5000; halvst $500; tenthS
or each coupon 800; Eleven Whole Tick
cts for. 10000; 22'g Tickets for l.OOO'Oo'
The payment OF Gifts viii begin the
fifth day after the Drawing. Tickets
must be presented or sent to Room 4, Pub
lie Library Building, Louisville, ny =,
where they will. be taken ny and paid 10y
Cash Checks upon the Farmers and Dro-
ycrs Bank of Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has. ten parts, each
part bearing the number OF the Whole
Ticket. Therefore, 4 Tenth OF Il Ticket
entities thn holder thereof to One-rcntl
of whatever tie Whole Ticket may draw.
For Tickets and information, address
THOS. L. BRIMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, by
augl3-td
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Sherif's Sales.

state Of Tennessee, vs. Jas. Ii. Keith ct. ais.
By virtue of IN execution issued from
the Circuit Court oi Franklin county.
Tennessee, IN the above cause, and to me
directed, | will, OH the 4th Monday in
January. 1873. lit belt Z the 18th day Of
said month"; offer for sale, to the highest
bidder for CASH, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Winchester. the fol-
lowing described tracts of land lying in
civil District No. 3, Of Franklin county,
and bounded aS follows, to-wit: lSt tract,
being lot No. 4 of the Jno. II. Moscley
deed. tract OF land. beginning at the e
corner OF lot No. 3. postOak and bee gum
pointer, thence north ssh. W l6l poles,
10 the . corner OF lot No. 3; thence
south -, " with the east boundary OF the
Strawn 5G4 acres acres, Sc poles to n white
oak. | pole north OF \ spring; thence :
ST.. t lGt poles to Il stake; thence north
~. e 50 poles, TO the neutrality-suspicious.
inu SSip acres. ID tract, being an undi-
yidrd interest in n pa acre tract lying on
the waters of Cave Spring Creek, and
bounded rs follows: BEGINNING OF = red
oaks the sw corner of Il l6OO-acrc tract
granted to Henry Muntord by patent No.
III; thence south with the section line
ia9 poles To u stake david Ritcicy's linc.)
n " corner, TIE nee east W lti tnl> INV % >
poles to u red OAK. NJ. Bridges corner;
thence north with said line ~ poles to "A
stake thence north lSic', W with Il condi-
t,onal line between Variant and Bridges
81 poles to a large white OAK !; thence north
49, poles with said conditional line to
the middle the creek; thence up the creek
II &C.,. Z q poles toa sourwood at the
head of spring; thence with the rondi-
tionallinc II 40 poles to n red oak thence
a due course to Il red oak In the north
boundary line Of said grant marked tor the
corner between said NanzanT and Bridges;
thence with said north boundary line west
49, poles to the beginning.
Levied upon as the property 81 said Jas
II. Keith TO satisfy said execution.
This, December 10th, 1874.
IL. p. STEWART, Sheriff.
decl7-tds tl2ie)
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BARBERING.

r. A. STARKEY, with an experience
oftwcnty-thrcc years in his trade. invites
the custom of all who want to be shaved,
.shampooncd, or Il" have their hair cut or
dressed in neat Style at prices to suit the
times. ,
tF~ Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
well. q,
xS- Special contracts made with al
who wish to shave by the month.
TT No credit. +. A. STARkti,
or,s Winchester. Tenn
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Nonresident Notice.
j. B. Hawkins VS. +. Y. Estill ct. ais.

J.. B. Hawkins vs. f. 7. Estill ct. ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk * Master, from
compartments bill in above cause, which
is sworn to, that the de endantS, 3. W.
Bancroft, Trustee, etc, of the State Bank
OF South Carolina, also the President, Dl-
~rcctors, &c, OF said State Bank Of south
Carolina. are non-reSidents of The State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Home Journal, Il newspaper
published in Winchester Tennessee. re-
curing said nonresident defendants to
appear on or before the 4th Monday in
January next, before the Chancery Court
at Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn, and
plead answer or dcmur to complainantr
bill, or he same will be taken for con
fessed, and set for hearing eX parte as ~
them. Witness my hand 1T office III Win
chester, this Dec. 22d, 1874.
I. ii. FINCH, {. & NJ.
dec2i-4t $50
Williams & Martin, Solicitors for Gem
%plainant.
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE.
dccl6-2ni

Local patrons Of the College are hereby
notified That any thing we need IN the way
of supplies. nccesSarirs oil living. for whlcl
~ have to pay money. will he received II
payment for tuition these lizard time
Dee. .. lSIi. &. y. Nti.NSi.st.
devg-2w Treasurer
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CHRISTMAS FOR 1874.
Lenehan, Williams Il Co.,
DECHERD, TENN

DECHERD, Tenn,
Have made special arrangements and fully
supplied themselves with all the nice ar
,i,Les A Dry Goods Store cou d possibly
furnish. Call upon them for fancy and
elegant articles to please the children as
well As grown folks.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
For 1875.

published Q 'ARTERLY.-January nun
Der just issued, and contains over 100
500 E~nSravings, descriptions OF
more than 500 OF our best Flowers and
Vegetables, with Directions for Culture
ColOred Plate. etc.-rhe most useful and
elegant work of the kind in the world
Only % cents for the year.--Published in
English and German. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

We w0ul call especial attention to the
advertisement Of "Nicks Floral GWide."
1t is published quarterly, tor rs cents per
year. 1t will give you all the iniorma-
tior you need about all kinds of vegetable
and flower seeds, and we warrant that if
YOU send to him for seeds you will get the
best at l,w prices. Mr.. Wick is undoubt-
eddy the head-man in his line of business.
His gift of$jOO to the sufferers in the West
from grasshoppers the past season is a
sample of what he has heretofore done in
the way of generosity. And the Home
journal pledges itself to make good any
deficit in his returns for whatever you
may order. Remember this.
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Chancery Sales
For January 4th, 1875.

Geo. w. McMurray ct. ais. VS. I.Ouvisn
Goodlett ct. ais; and W. {. Buchanan
y ct. ais. VS. Geo. W. McMurray et ais.
BY virtue Of Il decree Of the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tenn =, pro-
nounced at its June Term, 1874, in above
consolidated causes, | VIII, again, On
Monday, January 4th, 1879,
ut the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn. expose to public sale. to the highest
bidder. the house and lot described in the
plcadings, known ~ the Bone house and
lot" adjoining the depot grounds OF the
W, Il \. Railroad in Winchester, Tenn.
containing about three acres.
TERMS:
Said property will be sold on credit o
six and twelve months, except the sum o
ten per cent. in cash on day of sale. Note
with good surctics required of the pur
chaser. and \ lien retained upon the prop
erty until all the purchase money is paid
This November 18th. 1874.
+. II. fIAClI, c. Il NJ.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

MARRlED.-At the residence OF Rev. W.
B. Watterson. Dec. 10Th. by Rev. w. b.
Watterson, DR.. e. A. Brown, OF Marshall
county 10 Miss Josie e. Orr, Of Franklin
county, Tenn.
We wish them joy now in the newness
and freshness Of their welded life, and
quiet, never broken happiness through
out the remainder oftllcir lite's journey.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

CHRISTMAS TREE, &c.-There will be a
Christmas Tree and Feast, Friday, Dec .
18th. 1874, near the residence Of Mrs. Hop
kins. two miles south of Estill Springs,
for the benefit Of the new Church and
School-honse. Doors will be open at
o'clock, p. NJ, and the public are requested
To attend.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

To be Independent is to owe no man,
hence V money and sleepless nights
ION account of debit by coming to
Baugh's tor your goods. To buy goods
cheap is to pay Tor them when you get
them. TRY IT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

The Manchester Democrat is poetical N
dunning delinquent subscribers. 1t wish
cs Il merry Christmas to all, especially
those who can show receipts tor subscrip-
lions, and warns delinquents that ere an
other Christmas rolls round on Times
swift wing they may be lain under the
sod, and although the beautiful flowers
may expand their petals and shed perfume
on their graves, they (the dead dclin-
quents) will have to appear before the
Great Judge without a credit ON the print
er's books. Words to this effect are here
by made to the delinquent Home journal
readers.
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Christmas

Santa Claus has just expressed TO Mont,
yo,nrry & Tanning the sole r'g't 10 s'i'
all the ho' drinks. egg-nogs: punches. e.
THAT are to be sold in winchester .ne
coming Christmas. Come ohc-co'ne all
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Notice of InSOlVenCy.

The insolvency of the estate Of VIM. IL.
Rrregur. deco, having been suggested to
the County Court Of Franklin county.
Tenn. all persons having claims againS'
said estate are notified to appear and lille
the same. duly authenticated III the man
ncr prescribed by law, on or before the
18th day OF February. 1915.
This Nov. I'd, 1874.
j. n. RUSSELL,
CALVIN rem EGAR,
Adm'rs Of ". II. Reuekar, decd.
n)y5-tf
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WINCHESTER HOTEL,
WINCH ESTER, TENN.
J. C. HOPKINS

Having taken charge ofthe hotel building
in Winchester, promises to give close AZ
teuti0n to guests. and furnish nj. lao'"
with the best the market affords. Terms
moderate. dcc2j-ly
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-03
BOARD OF rowx r.usrErs.

A regular meeting OF the Board Of
Town Trustees was held evening DO.
fore last. Present, Messrs. Mundell,
win,erbausr, Fulton. Booth. Prssl.
dent Emmett, and Marshall, Clerk.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
A petition from citizens Of the Sec.
ond Ward, asking for the appointment
OF = policeman fer said Ward, was
read. and. on motion, was Indefinitely
postponed.
Bond OF Treasurer was read, and, on
motion, was accepted.
The following bills we're read and
ordered paid NJ. Lloyd, $l0S 80; f.
Powers. sos j. Wade. $50; j. b.
Marshall, $50; NJ. Bay, $l62 so; Bit
ner & Co., So % L.onkey & Smith,
Sji 20 ). W. Chubbuck. 80 IL; w.
Hall, sis A. Jones, sls5 65; ID. Car
rick i Co., $50 81.
Committee on Streets reported them
In good order.
Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported pipes In good order.
Committee on Fire Clsterns reported
progress.
Committee on Salaries fixed night
watchman's salary at $50 per msnth.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed
to draw up a stovspipe ordinance aud
present the same at the next meeting.
On motion, the dog tax ordlna nee
was repealed.
On motion, tho Clerk was instructed
to draw up a new ordinance, fixing the
tax ut the rate Of - per dog, and
charging 81 for each dog redsemed
and 90 cent, for every u disposed oil.
Board adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-03

- AL o,i
D"hhsi,0
sode has happeUeu !" '"e "'''o'' W
the family OF our worthy fellow towns.
man Winterbaucr. Night before last
ON, vii, wretch succeeded In Intro
duclnr strychnInc into the stomach OF
"Prlncc," the family dog. aud yestcr-
day morning ho died In consequence.
Prince was a well. behaved, estimable
dog. and had been a prime iavorite
and pet In the family for eight or
nine years. Finding poor Prince
thus cruelty murdered by n cold.
blooded. hcartles assassin, was tho oc-
caslon Of deep and hearty grief on the
par o, NOT only .n1 'n..u ou viz
The children she'd plenty Of tear, over
the inanlma,e form OF their canine
friend and playmate, and the whole
family formed themselves into a iun-
cral procession and buried poor Prince
lie Gently on the hillside.
r....., o,, p,r,, p.,,-A
hsio"is w A''"'"'
grand ball Is 70 DC given 10 Tue hh'ens
oil Pythias on the evening OF July 4th,
at Moore q I'arkers haii' larsen
"o."n,i interest. and wirbou. a doubt
very fully attended by tho Knight.
and their numerous friends. A coodly
delegation from Virginia aud Gold
UiIl may we'll be expected. IL Ii need
Iess TO state that the most elaborate
III A.. ...l. A. t..a,ra
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FROM SEATTLE, w. Z.
An Attack upon Chinese Laborers,

An Attack upon Chinese L.aborers.
SEATTLE, w. T., June g.. This
morning eighteen white laborers EN-.
ployed on the Seattle and wall-walla
Railroad attacked a gang Of Chinese
laborers, numbering about forty-ilve
men, and drove them or tho work.
The Cinnamon will DO sent back this
A. NJ. under tho protection Of the
sheriff.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[.rxr1.l rs THE osLp HILL DAILY NEWS.
o. n Es1Io IN1ELLneEMoI
Rumored Change OF Railroad Of
ncers.

Rumored Change OF Railroad Of.
Hers. &.
NEW YoRY, 3.-Hugh j. Jewett OF
the Pan.H Handle road Is named as
likely to BE- the successor Of Watson
to the presidency OF tho Erie road.
Co-Education Of the sexes.
The Committee, Of the Board Of Ed
ucation Of Brooklyn, to whom was re-
fcrred the reports Of Superintendent
Fields, rs regards the evils arising
from mixed classes, report that they
investigated the matter thoroughly
and had taken testimony Of principals
aud teachers In nearly all schools In
the city. They did not think 1t pro-
per to say what had been testified, but
stated that they were willing to lay
the original report OF tho Superlnten-
dent before tho body recommending
its adoption, softened In tone aud
charaeterizing the system Instead OF
grossly immoral, rs pregnant with
danger. The Committee recommend
that the Board should order no coed
ueation Of sexes except In a few cases
where the Board might esteem IL wise
and safe to grant special permission.
The report was adopted, and mixed
classes rs at present constituted In the
public schools, will thus be changed.
A Had Financial showing.
During May the funded debt OF the
city according to the Comp,rollers re-
port was increased about a million
and a half OF dollars, making an In
crease Of over clever millions dollars
In two years, aud three.quarters OF the
reform Government.
A Substitute for she McCreery In.
ter-Stste Railroad I'LL.
wAsnISaToS. June 3.-rhe substi-
tute report By Window from the trans
p~ortation Committee for the House
Bill to regulate commerce among the
several States provides that every line
Of railroad extending Into or through
two or three more states. and employ.
ed In carrying freights between points
Of different states. or two aud from
any foreign country, whether owned
aud operated by one or by several
corporations or persons, shall keep
posted In each Of its stations and de-
pots a full classification Of freight aud
it, charges per mile for every distance
for which II receives freight for trans
psrta,ion. and the rates so established
and posted shall DO the lawful rates
Ii shall charge In every case, except
for Government transportation aud
for charitable purposes so long as said
schedules remain unchanged, and
that thirty days notice must be given
Of any Intended change in schedule
rates. The bill prohibits all dlscrimin-
atlnns In charges for like service
performed for different shippers, and
any discrimination in tho delivery OF
frsights except according to priority OF
shipment. II Is also provided that n
railway company receiving freight for
transportation over other roads, In adj
dition to Its line, shall be responsible
to the shipper for the safe delivery Of
the freight at It's destination. Each
violation OF the foregoing provisions
Is to be punished by a fine OF not less
than 500 nor more Tim 1000.
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Ar0CK
laEroRrEp DAILY IT MINER a uALLl


This Msrni.g.
100 Ophlr, 10, 10 20, l0., 10Y bNo
SIS Gould a Curry, isL, i3k bSo, 10
10 Beet & Belchcr,A
$50 savage, a.. 6IA. 6s
10 Hale a Norcrss-, N. SIN
$40 Crown Point, 81, s2k
as Imperial, ~
IS Empire Mil. 81
las Ksstaek. i3k
~ Alpha, 10.
as Bslessr. scX, 81. SIX
Is Confidence, ~, ~
$50 Con Virginia. I. s5X, yox
40 overnan, s3S. 81
5Seg. Bechsr. g.
80 Caledonia, i6, ICY, iGS
go5 California. IS, 81
$50 Justice. ~
81 julia, 4.
30 woodvile, size
l65 Baltinsrs Cos, 3, 5A.5
S5 American Flat,
20 sueeor, MN
leo Daney.
go Globe Con. ~
"a Silver Ilill, OK
s5Tyler, 5oc
$50 New York Con. Is.
10 Meadow Valley, %.
is Raymond 4 Ely. ~, cot
40 Eureka Con, 2Oa. 90.
30 Belmont, ~. A.. b0O, ~
10 Piochc.
90 Newark. ~.
- American alag, ~
100 silver Peak.
81 Mahogany, ~
300 Soath Chariot. 10. Tx
80 Golden Chariot, IS.
- War Eagle,
zoo BelieNue,3
80 Enplre ldaho). i3L
20 Eureka o.. NJ0
go II Dorado South, o..
1901 X Con, IS
80 Rye Patch, ~
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AROUND ANON rs AoAIs.-G. W. Hall, "a.
military known as" watty," havln: bought In.
to the Pioneer Laundry again. with his father,
4. once more fourishing about among Us a..
tending TO the business department Of the con.
cern. Watty IL the old stand.b by. and under.
,tands all the details OF the business most thor.
oushly. The Pioneer Laundry II turning out
any amount Of work. done In the most satisfac.
tory manner. II 10 ceservedly q highly popular,
wsllpatronizcd Institution.
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BY THE CABLES.
Derby Races.

LONDON. June 3.-ln the Derby race
Geo. frejerlcks won, with Coursnne
ds Fer second, aud Atlantic third.
Twenty horses started.
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$ . IDA.

Tho be-, for BAKING purposes i.
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Joux Dwrour & Co.'s.
myeo I'm

To owsKns or REAL E.rArr.-rer.ons own
In, lot. In the town of Gold Hill. and who are
acsif,a. OF hav'n, the same surveyed and en-.
tcrcd ON the new map. will please call AZ Jause
Iiahinson', Office, over Gibbons saloon, on any
week dsy, between the hour OF IL ana =; anu
n,o,npiIy attended 10 by Mcssrs. llaist ! Lillan'
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-03

NourrxEirn, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
hoe store, has removed TO iOs South Q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and Shoes Of him,
as he ls selling cheaper than ever.