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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

THE MoDoCs.-rhe "Modocs," OF
Lava-Bed fame, nov have their home
on a reservation in Southern Kansas.
They number, all told, 1l9, less than
6tty Of them being men. Bogus
Charley" is now the chief, bis superiors
in rank having either been hanged or
imprisoned for their murderous treach.
cry to the Peace Commissionerous
They arc being gradually taught the
ways ola civilized life, but they still
show the Indian distaste for honest
hard work.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

It costs but four and a half cents
per mile to ride on the Southern Min.
nesota railroad now, the new regula-
tions having been complied with.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
Farmers who are not pressed to sell.

Farmers who are not pressed to sell,
and who are naturally y anxious to get
1.-The bes, price going are often per-
olexed as to when it is wisest TO carry
their wheat to market. AS guide in
deciding this poiut, it may be we'll to
state that men Of the largest expert
ence and ripest jud yment are unani-
NOUS in advising an early sale, as a
general rule.
There are enough disinterested chan.
nels Of information through which pet.
ty accurate crop reports can be had.
Spectators have habit of exagsera-
ting the quantity Of old wheat on hand
and getting up incredible stories of the
magnitude OF the new crop, no matter
what the facts may be-just as too
many farmers have habit Of grum.
bling every spring, aud predicting the
worst, no matter what the season aud
weather may be. But the truth will
out. There is very little chance for spec
ulators now, except in corners which
are soon turned and cannot long affect
the market. The electric telegraph
has done much to check wheat gamb-
ling, aud to equalize things as respects
the market price Of grain. Most buy
ers are pretty we'll posted in regard to
the stores Of old wheat and -four, and
the true condition Of crops all over
the world.
Of course there will be liability to
mistaken estimates, always, inasmuch
as "to err is human;" but there are So
many calculations and such ample
means of information, that any great
mistake will be exceptional. Very few
make mony out of sudden rises in the
wheat market. Such occurrences Gre,
ate feverish state OF things, in the
midst Of which men Dream Of higher
and yet higher prices, and often miss
the tide that leads to fortune, SO as to
be compelled to sail on the receding
wave that leads to loss.
How many hold on for the top price
and arc compelled to take the bottom
price! 1t is the average market that
is healthful aad safe, both for tn i'll
diviiuai farmer and the community at
large. When figure can be got thai.
will pay expenses and yield fair mar
gin Of profit, it is ordinarily a good
rule, both for the merchant and the
farmer tn sell their wares.-Canadi.n
Farmer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
COuntV Auditor.
County of Yellow Medicine.
The County Fair is expected to come

The County Fair is expected to come
of on the Ssh and 9th Of next month
The first day will be occupied ia max
Ing entries and getting things ready
to exhibit. The second day it is ex.
pected that every man, woman, and
aud child in the county, who can leave
home, will be presnt. The premium
list has just come to hand and will
appear in our c,lnmns next week -
praire Schooner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
Farmers Lahorcrs' & Anti.:Ionop0ly y
Convention.

Al! voters who arc opposed to the
party now in power, are requested to
meet ia caucus in their several towu-
ships On the 22l d.y Of September
1871, for the purpose Of electins Del
egatcs to the county Convention, to be
held at the Coart House, in Redwood
Falls on the 2G:!, day of September
1874, at . o'clock p. N. for the pur
pose Of e!ecting two delegates to attend
the Senatorial aud Representative Con
vcn,ion. The several towns will he en-,
titled to the following number Of Del
egatcs.
Redwood Falls 4. Brookvi;!c 2.
Sweeds Forrest 2. Summit 2
Sherman 9. Suudcwa 2
New avon l. Charlcs:own g
Willow Lake l. la.nbcrton 2.
Barton 2.
81 order Of the Committee.
PETER SWENSON, Chm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

The people Of Cleveland, lie Sueur
County, at u meeting the other day,
proposed to raise S., 900 to make can.
vass for the removal of the county,
seat to that village.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
For Sale.

O10 Acres, unimproved, near Wabasha
DtV creek. Terms half cash.
J. B. WATSON,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

An enormous fleece weighing 513 ID
has just been sent by its owner in Cal
itornia to the editor of the "Live Stock
Journal as proof Of its existence,
doubts having been made in that jour
nal as to its possibility.
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State Board of EacalizatiOn.

The State Board has adopted the
following:
Resolved, That for the purpose of
eqnalizing the assessment the Board
will assume that the valuation Of real
estate of 1872 should be doubled, as a
basis, with such further increase or such
reduction as the special facts may
warrant.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
List of Taxes.
COUNTY OF YELLOW MEDICINE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.

Delinquent in the year 1873, and all
prior years
STATE OF MINNESOTA, a
County OF YELLOW MEDICINE "
District Court Ninth Judicial District.
The State of Minnesota TO all
persons or corporations who have or
claim any estate, right, title or interest
in, or claim to, or lein upon any Of the
several pieces or parcels. Of land, in
the list hereto attached described.
Tne list ortaxes upoa Real Estate
which appear from the records, aud
papers in the Office Of the County Au,
ditor Of the County Of Yellow Medicine
to have become delinquent in the year
1873 and all prior years, and which have
not beer, in any manner paid into the
Treasury Of said County, having been
filed as required by law in the Office OF
the Clerk of the Court Of the County
Of Yellow Medicine of which list that
hereto attached is a copy. Therefore
you, and each of you are hereby
required to file in the office Of the Clerk
Of said Court, within twenty days,
after the last publication Of this Notice
you: answer in writing setting forth any
objection or defence you may have to
the taxes or any part thereof, or the
penalties, or interest thereon, upon any
piece or parcel Of land, described in
said list in to. or on, which you have,
or claim any Estate, right title, interest
claim or lein. And in default thereof
Judgment will BE- entered against
such piece or parcel Of land for the
taxes in said list, appearing against it
for all penalties, interest and costs.
W. + McROBERTS.
Clerk Of the District Court
in the County of Yellow Medicine,
By J. W. r. WINTER, Deputy.
TOWN 113. RANGE 80.
Name Description Sec Year Tax.
NJ G. Willard nhf ne 5 1872 6 OC
TOWN 113. RANGE 80.
f V Castle NV 8 1872 II 60
TOWN ia RANGE %.
Wil'ariSHew;t. WHIT nw4 1872 5 90
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

The Michigan wool crop this year is
estimated to be over 100000 pounds.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24


I, N. T. HOX SIZE, Auditor
OF Yellow N ,dicile County
aud State OF Minnesota, do
so."mnly swear that the
foregoing is = correct AMI
truc statement of taxes de-
linGu:nt for the year 1872,
upon t:le ia! property
therein described.
n. L. i.OX SIZE.
County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to
before nlc, t:lis 18th day Of
August, 1874.
W. L. McROBERTS,
Clerk of the District Court.
}. W. L. Wl:rEE, Dep'y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
Outbreak in New Orleans.

A demonstration wnich, Il, first, boded
serious results occurred in New Orleans,
commencing on the 14th inst. A ship
ment Of arms which, it was thought
we're not intended for peaceablc pur
poses, were siez.d by authority Of the
State Government a mass meeting
was held al which tte action was pro
tested asAins and Gov. Kellogg asked
to resign i committee from the mass
meeting, waited on the Governor, max 8.
ing that demand The Gov. through
a member of his Staff, declined to re-
to receive the commi'te, as long as there
were armed bands in different parts OF
the city brought together under the
same call which convened the mass
meeting. The people were then ad
dressed to 60 home, get their arms and
return to assist the White League, who
were then under arms. to carry out the
pIan that u. .ht be arranged for them
They did SO with alacrity and brisk
fyht with he State force under Gen
Longstreet ensucd in which the State
forces were utterly routed and re-
treated, with the State officers to the
Custom House which was in possession
of the Z. S. Troops. Under the pro.
lection of the mob, B. d Penn, who
claimed to have been elected Lieut..
Govoner two years ago took possession
OF the State Government, CONNIE need
installn. Others who claimed to have
been elected at the same time, organic
ing the Courts and, in general, setting
the machinery Of State government: in
operation.
The pre>ilen. issued proclamation
commanlins those lisorclcrly persons
10 disperse wi;hi': loar days and com.
menced arranging tae government fore
es with view to compel obedience.
On consultation, the insuryen con.
c!uded to ii,perSe and did So on Thurs
day, under protest against Gov. kel.
locy being rcinsta;cd.
1t is well for them that wise counsel
prevailed. Their position was. clearly
one of armed rebellion and the Presi.
don't would have been sustained in
whatever means he may have deemed
necessary to crush it, He has, since,
rcinstated Gov. kello.g.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
THE GAZETTE.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
n. 3. STRAIT.
The Campaign in the 2nd District.

Since the Liberal Republican, Rc.
form and other parties have been
struggling to establish for themselves
names and places as political parties OF
the Country there have been very few
campaigns in which the contest was as
clearly and definitely Republican and
Democratic as the present oue in this
Congre ssioral District. As to the cam
Iidates. their political Status is as un-
eouivocal, and as easily determined, as
that Of President Grant 0. Ben Wood,
There is no more thorou. h republi-
can in the State tina Maj. Strait is, and
always has been He is not a new con-
vert. The Son of tarmer-a western
tarmcr-he knows int uitively, the
wants and interests of the great domi-
nant clss of the west and knows, too,
how we'll the principles of the repub
lean party We're calculated to meet
those wants and subserve those inter.
ests His belief in those principles lead
him into the service Of his country and
has kept him an unswerving adherent
Of the party With all the elements
which have contributed to make the
republican party the party OF the peo-
pie he is in full accord. Maj Strait is
BY sympathy, education, and firm con
viction, republican and is KNOWN as
such.
Mr.. Cox is just as we'll known to be
democrat pure and simple. lie
has always trained with that party and
nowhere else.
He has no more sympathy with the
PEOPLE Of this District and no better
appreciation otthe needs aud intre>ts OF
4 working, rural population than Boss
Tweed has, and cares for them just as
little. The choice is, a man who is, ia
principles and personal interests, iden-
tilted with the producing class and the
industries of the District, or, one who
is.in everything pertaining to the man
or his political principles, antagonis,ic
or. at best, ind;t'rrvnt. The people of
this county. We think. understand this
we'll. The republican party has been
true to them aud Maj Strait has serv.
ed them ably and faithful " and they
will recognize this service at the Polls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

Delinquent in the year 1873, and all
prior years
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29

Each ant in an ant hill knows his COM
.panions. Mr.. Darwin several times carried
ants from one hill to another, inhabited
apparently by tens of thousands of ants,
but the strangers were invariably detected
and killed. Thinking there might be a
family odor by which they were recognized,
|he put some ants from a very large nest
pinto bottle strongly perfumed with as
saf9tida, and restored them after twenty.
-four hours. At first they were threatened
10y their companions, but were sooa recog-
nlEed and allowed to pass.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29

ST. THEREsAs TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
This Sunday evening, at o'clock, there will
be meeting of Catholic gentlemen in St.
Theresas school house for the purpose of start
ing Catholic Total AbstiPence Society. We
need scarcely mention that the movement has
the hearty approval of the Jealous pastor, Rev.
T. ]. Kenny. The committee on organization
Of the State Union, which has the matter in
charge, has issued q card, which viii be found
in our advertising columns, inviting all Cath
ole gentlemen of the parish who desire to
take part in the organization to be present.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29

ARRIVED AT LAsT.-The horse donated by
Mr.. Kennedy to st. Johns Fair, and which
will be contested for at the Morning Star table
by four young gentlemen, has arrived at
last and can be seen at Shawhan's stables,
Gravier street between Rampant and Dryades.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29
morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
new ORLEANS, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1874.
EDIIT0RAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


EDuToRAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
The German population of New York reaches
26o,O5O.
DR.. Rogers has started a Catholic weekly,
called the Southern Catholic, at Memphis, Tenn.
The New Catholic Church at Milledgeville,
Ii Ca, will be completed about the middle of
April. The cost will be about 81, 900.
1t is a rule of etiquette in Arkansas that no
true gentleman will eat with his leg thrown
over the back of his neighbours chair, if he can
1 help it.
The 81 first lady" business afaicts Cincinnati
just now, the question being whether an alder
mans wife is higher than the vito of tn coun.
ty recorder.
Prosperity is a more refined and severer test
OF character than adversely, as one hour of
summer sunshine produces greater corruption
than the longest winter day.
New Orleans is said to be the largest city,
in area, in the United States. The recent
addition of Carrollton gives her about sixty
square miles of territory.
There is a great deal of distress in the Ger
man capital. The casual poor who sought re-
lief in the Berlin warehouses; last month am
ounted to 1884 men and 739 women
The dog has a great attachment for person,
but none whatever for place, whilst, on the
other hand, the cat has an attachment for
place that is seldom shaken, and not the least
for person.
fat French lady says: II am SO fat that
pray for disappointment to make me thin.
No sooner does the disappointment come than
the mere expectation of growing thinner
gives me such joy, that become fatter than
ever"
New York has become SO crowded, and the
dwellings are SO far removed from the business
portions of the city, that cooperative lodging
houses for clerks are about to be established
over the larger stores in the lower part of
the city. 1t will be going back to the old
London fashion of many years ago.
Father Monssbre, o. s. D., is preaching the
Lent at Notre Dame, Paris, before large and
brilliant congregations. Each sermon he
breaches is pronounced by the Partisan press, |
which is so critical, to be more beautiful than
it's predecessor. His eloquence reminds many
OF Father Lacordaire, and at the conclusion of |
. recent conference. the Carolina Archbishop
of Paris got up in his throne, and in o few
short but pointed words thanked the great
Dominican for his magnificent grafton.
Le Monde publishes q sort of table of the Ca
tholie Hierarchy, showing that " the Catholic
world is divided into s65 diooeses, not inclu-
ding the five Delegations Apostolic, the 100
Vicariates Apostolic, and the % Prefectives
Apostolic. The two seniors of the Episcopate
are the Cardinal of Angels, Archbishop of
Fermo, preconized in 1926, and the Archbishop
Of Tyr, preconized also in 1896. The first is So
years of age and the second ST. After these
two prelates, the Oldest in the Episcopate is
The Popo, pEeconized Archbishop of Spoletto in
1897. 1t cannot be denied that this Hierarchy
IS an organized power. It is consolidated
lnder the control of one man, who commonds
almost thousand dioceses"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29

OFFICERS.
VIM. BOGEL. President
JSo. NJ. WEIMANN. vice-President.
N. W. GRIswoLD. Secretary
DIRECTORS
e u. ADAMS, of Braselman & Adams
WIN. BOGEL. Corner Magazine and Felicity sta.
JAZZ A: GRESHAM, 90 Camp street.
u. T. WALSHE ITO Canal street.
IEOS SHEEHAN. Of Finney. Sheehan e. Russ.
JNO M WEIMANN, Of Barrett e. Wemann.
3. MANNING TODD. Of s. NJ. Todd & Co.
mh22 SD If
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GOOD TEA AT LAST.

Tea drinkers who long for and truly delight in good
pure honest eIP Of Tea. should visit send to the
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE
No: ~ bryades street Old country folks who have
thing like the good old fashioned Tea are particularly
charmed and delighted with the flavor fragrance and
freshness Of our goods We deliver goods parts
ct the city free Of ohargeccuntry orders by express
T. y p Remember that We have but address.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE
fe15 2m 5p 40 Dryades street, New Orleans
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STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS.

NUMBER AND QUALITY. mhas "a "
STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS.
As A. Z. MILLER & co. have generously commits
stoned me to SELL PASSAGE TICKETS for theiI
Line OF Steamships, and the season for European
travel will soon commence, it may well to remind
AL those who intend visiting Europe sending 70.
their friends that the best Line Steamships direct
from this port to Liverpool those the State Line
The reputation OF this Line is we'll established
stewardess and surgeon attached each steamer
no charge Is made for attendance and medicine every
comfort. good food and acoommo prudent and
skifu officers add to tho cheerfuness and safety of
voyage on these steamers.
am now prepared to sell RETURN TICKETS
available for twelve months, at reduced prices and
Through Tickets to all parts Of the United kingdom
and Europe
P. F. GoGARTY,
PASSEN NIGER AGENCY
ioA-.- 80. lamp Street, Isl
mh2stf Opposite st. Patrick's Church
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS UPWARDS to the enost
elegant bound and finished
W. D. MATTHEW'S,
619.----..----.M Magazine Street. 619
mh29 jail "a 5p Bet. Josephene and Jacksen sits.
SUNDRIEs.- sUNDRIEs
Landing, ex steamers vicksburc and State Of Louis
ana, from Liverpool:
49 bo!s. Or. hf and pound cans Colman's Fresh
MUSTARD.
90 cases Or, ht. and pound cans D. S. T. MUSTARD.
so NUTMEGS.
25 casks Choice Turkish PRUNES
200 boxes English CONDENSED 60
any made
For sale in bond, or duty paid by
SMITH & MoKENNA,
mh.9 2t IS. 81 end 60 PoydrGs street.
{ CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP, ETC.
1000 boxes AZ, IS, ss rs and Sc STAR CANDLES
800 I" Samn Leonard & Co.'s SPERM CANDLES.
100 " PARAFINE CANDLES.
1900 = Clements, Johnsons and Fo1's STARCH
1000 " Proctor & CANDLES SOAP.
1000 " JAS Kinks CHICAGO SOAP foil line of
all his brands.
eco - Choice Marseilles CASTLE SOAP
For sale in lots TO suit, by
SMITH d McKENNA,
NM. ~ IS, 81 and go Poydras street
PELICAN HOUSE,
Corner Canal and Baronue Streets,
j. Ri o d IS, Proprietor and Manager.
AIRY AND SPACIOUS ROOMS
For the Spring and Summer Months
DeliGhtful quarters centrally located for
usiness, may be obtained this house together with
1e attractions Of table supplied with the choicest
elicacies of our markets.
Terms moderate. Day Boarders accommodated
mh.9 4t5p
JEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
Office, corner of Camp and Canal streets /
Capital, $500. 600 +
ssets, December 81, s774. EOS -
tnsures Fire, Marine River Risks dividing the
s ssS6 ~ % TO the
ny VIII make Marine Losses payable 8Sr IN LSndo9
J. W. H1NCKs, Secretary mhSs 7Si1
l. WIZ. DAVIS. rBzRp1
NAVIS & FRERET,
AUCTIoNEERS, BROKERS, {
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, I
Camp Street --SO
% - Iy5p NEW oRIKASs. La Il,
ooPERAGE ......CooPERAGE. 81
P. 4. LEBLANC, %
---.-------- Front Street .22 Ic
Bet. Customhouse and Bienville, Sugar Landing Sls
constantly On hand Sugar Hogsheads MOlAsseS oh,
ers promptly attended 10. Particular attention paid
TO al country orders mheS - ly5p
j. FARRELL, =
(for many years with Spencer Field Co., and laSs r
OF the firm Of Logan FarrelD, -
neral Collector and Real Estate Agent.
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.AGUIRE'S REMEDIES

8 ANDERSON,
RHOTOORARHER,
takes pleasure in to his old patrons and III
pubic that he has removed from ls3 to
NO. I5i CANAL STREET
NEXT DOOR TO HOLMES
his establishment has been newly furnished through
out The latest improvements have been added To-
eether with some novelties never before introduced
one OF which is making the IMPRESSION WITHOTJT
IhE SOBlECT'S KNOWLEDGE, producing a much
more pleasing and natural picture ~
close attention to business with the best
h artists pc promises something far surpassing ali
1hE sCN-PEARL AND CRAYON SPECIALTIES.
fos 3m5p i5I Gsnoi .,roo,
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DIED

,AcKENNA-On Wednesday, about 4 A. A. Catbarine
in religion Sister Mary Anthony, aged Atty
I've year0 q native Of Armagh Ireland:
p sethsA,DLEY-Wednesday morning, March IS. 1874,
9Lrlck Dieter known Peter) Bradley aged thirty.
S even yaaES native Of the parish OF Temple Moyfe
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29

COMPETITION DEFIED.
DRYADEs STREET TO THE FRONT.
Ladies' and Children'S Boots and Shoes,
in all styles and Of the mako fresh stock inst
received-may be bought at WONDERFULLY Low
PRICES, at MkS. JAMES A. KELLYS.
nh22 2m5p No. 365 Dryades street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29
UPPER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Capital Stock ---------S 5000, 900,
5000 SHARES, AT 500 EACH.
Payable 20 cent cash. and four per cen,
each, payable in ), 6, and 10 months,
Ofhce, No. 653 Magazine, near Jackson Street
tsame Building with 7. McKendrick, Gas Fitter)

fOUTE-From corner of Rousseau and st. Andrew
ont St. Andrew tpassipg in front of Magazine Market
to Chestnut. down Chestnut to Felicity out Felicity
passing within three squares of Dryadss Marke to
Magnolia, passing in front of Keller's Market and
within four squares Of Jackson Railroad Depot) up
Magnolia to jackson, out Jackson to Roman up Roman
70 Third down Third passing within one square of
Second Street Market. and two squares of the Ceme
series on Washington street, and in front OF CLAY
square to Rousseau along Rousseau passing in front
of sorapuru Markep to the starting point Cara win
run both ways.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-29

| BARGAINS.
New and Cheap Spring Goods.
Our importations for the past week include:
| SOLID SOLID Coiored SILK oHALLIs.
H$ Ss@sEs$ s S5tk aSsgI sEEK5:
s ssIis S SsisFsS T TEWSSE GOODS.
A GREAT VARIETY OF STRIPED AND
FIGURED GOODS IN ALL THE
NEW FABR1CATIoNs
GRENADINES, BLACK AND CoLoRED, PLAIN
AND STRIPED
VERY ATTRACTIVE IN PRICES
Plain Black wOrased aKENADNEs. 's s7is.' go
sssys: ZEE s5s 81
ss!ss PERe1EEs aa aad c aaa5ss
Isl g. usually FL
#TSS s6Sbs s.ss e
T HsoSsshy so usually
and tsEfs SIT ;o a'S asnsy SS Csc
New American PRINTS, fast colors, &C.. usually 12Ic
MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
FRESHMAN & ADAMS
$50 and 5es. MAGAZINE STREET SEC and 5ss
Corner st. Andrew street.
CASH HOUSE. mhae 1t