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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
A. s. ANDERSON

TEVHAT OLD SADDLER Red ho. Tor
business. Farmers supper, your
home mechanics. 1 keep constantly or
hand Saddles, Harness, Brides, Hslaes
and Chains, and IL fact every hing that
"a farmer wants in my line. Chesp for
cash, or approved paper o. shoVt tiEno.
b. Cash paid Tor Hides an Pug.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20


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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

The WoodfoF skg de.ires, bat
self as from Warren county, Ky, who
IS about forty five years OF age, about
five feet eight inches high, hair and
whiskers turning gray, Inclined TO be
eorpule0t and will weigh about Que
hundred and sarenty-dye pounds
should De passed around b the press
Of the State a. "a aTraur swiudier.
He appears 30 have done the ci''-
gems ct Versailles after very dex-
ferrous fashion.
Thi, is said 10 be the Gardner who
done" faltaa SO nicely some year
since.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
q. Ell. WIS.
Hickman, XIV.

Is AGENT for I'll the leading Magazine
and Newspapers published in this
country and in Europe.
lie Will I'LL with promptness and ~ the
loves, cash prices, ali orders with which
nc may 10 favored for Coal Oh, Lard OH.
Signal Oh, Sc. Coal OIL lamps aaG Lara 8
goods Of every description. GLASSWARE.
QUeens~are, &c, Music N1sicsl t-s--a.
ments arj s;rings for ins:runca-s,
BOOKS,
sTATIOSEHY,
WALL PAPER
and PAPER FASGIEG5
He will ALSO procure any article on
short notice, whether IT. tAis market Or
not. VIII have in stock In ;Leir season.
6ue job lot Of Valentines both seutl-
mental and comic which Will be cold 20
dealers st very low prices.
He aiso keeps IN stock r. great ~a-jety
Of Picture, Ficture-Frames and material
viii make picture frames Of Any size o.
quality D short notice and q. 1easonbl,
priaes. jaui0
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
LIGHTNING R0lEl

= s r. J. y. PORTER. has established
where any 90 ths most approved Light
ming rode,
THE STAR GALVAETZED RODS.
THE STAR COPPER RODS,
sud tho
PATENT CABLE RODS,
together with poiots, Fastenings, Insuls
tors, Weather Vsne Points, ETC., can be
had aud the came put up ny experie need
hands, On proper aud scientific principles.
Prices and terms reasonable.
VIII keep his own work IN thorough TO
pair free o. chargc
headquarters a. Boudn-aat s Drs~rys
warehouse, Water street.
ss5- An ordors promptly attended % sai
satisfactiou guaranteed.
REFEsEsc Cs.-Boudlrha: & Drevyy. X.
a. Tyler SaInl Landrum, G. a. 10 kIubs.
and @ great many others n Fulto6S and
Hickman counties, Ky, C5iou, Dyer. aai
Lake counties, Tenn.
apriiI8-tf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

more prudent are a.rea3g preparing for
f. .stPaIen-nt my Jesuit from
d.il5usdc Efforts aud The newspaper
T';;ers abroad may possibly be ia o
condition OF auaarrau;cd alarm, bur
The fac. still appears that tLs leading
powers are gathering larger armies than
ever before, and huge armies are sell
dom allowed to remain idle when there
- any ,ning 10 conquer
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
e. Z. w Ale. E2,

Attorney 'st Knv.
Hickman, Fplton County, Kentucky
NNT Ill practice in Fulton, Hickman,
w and Graves counties, ny. and also
Obion and Weukley counties, Tenn Civ
ing especial attention TO the collection OF
all claims, charging a reasonable per
cent, and ensuring prompt renittances.
REFEREN CES:
Jo Amberg, Henry Buchanan, Bondu-
rant & Dresrv. c s. Holccmba Powell
j. Bro. mar2s
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

/, is the impression of Intelligent
observers ou the other side Of The ~
.antic. that general European var Is
impending The London 7imcs, com
uen'ing on The unusual military prep
arations on the continent, feels sure
,ha, Europe IS 90 the verge q. tano'her
great wsr. 10 . leading article few
days ago, Il sounded the alarm. The
TOES iotima;es that die inpcudioe
conflict vii be begun ; , Germany
L may not be war ".th France, tor
The German objective Poiaf j. olre;u..g
concealed, and Bj-mark ought ccrtsiu
ly to lie satlsa.i with his past French
coaelests. Yet wherever may be The
thya,er Of ,he threatened eoudiot, it j.
none the less certain that the people
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

Personal Property for Sale.
rE7HEEH Will BE SOLD, 81 ,hc la'e
residence % John a. Sloal, dec g..
two miles from IicAman, ~. on tae
L--4..r- rsoi ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
& n ~ ED

< Cages in great variety, for sale by
iuuct0 J " CUB3iAN & co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

T. s. Mr. Johnson was tho soa OF
-kiiliui surgeon. Tie m1therregommen
ed % her frionds, add Tor many years ugoi
sny oarsapaliila w perfect sucseas. ia
scrofala and teter-sore8 Mrs. Johnson
stGfel that tho cur. effected were aiiaces
miraculous. Road my Journal fOf ca
tended Information and advice 10 your
case. My Journal cont'tiue certificates q
eminoAi persons, ministers hAI me.licii
mcn-lnen who are known here ia th4s
community Tor integrity aud ycrucify.
bafo recently received d most remarkable
Certificate .roui ga lmiucut gentleman Il
Louisville. JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
BULLS WORM DESTRGYE,

JENNIE JOHNSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

aTENIOIsAN DUN BOOKS, larg. ,c-i
vi beautiful assortment ate an & HapeNan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02
AN OLD STORY.

Enough OF this for today. The shadows
are changlng-9nl this bank IS getting un.
comfortably warm besides"
As Harvey Wc,thouruc said This to him
self there was another change in the shad-
Ows, which made him turn 10 see two figures
that had come round an abrupt ANGLE To the
right and paused close by. dancing with a
Shy curiosity iroa the stranger 70 his half,
finished sketch.
Had Mr. Wcstbourpc been a sculpter in
stead Of q painter with n spccialy for color.
he would PERHAPS not have piyGn n second
Look at the girl before him, who was at that
awkward age when Growth is ant TO outstrip
grace, making ANGLES whcr, There shouI1 he
curves, aud lines instead of smoothncss As
it was, he could not keen his eyes off her
Such cOl0riurl rilIcl auburn hnir dozen blup
ewes, in which fhe LIGHT SWAN absorbed rather
than reflected and ~ Jp2zlinr sl,in IN ,yhngn
pure snow and carmfpo thc bIoyn nf tJ,a moon
dov SIM eoorr,,od in vain G,r " foc,, ' na',.
6Dors She liz, ON milk and rosco y, az,
claimed Harvey Westbournc half nncon.
sciously aloud
ono sir an mill, and bo,,ir,n ,r.,,.,.r,i
the lad beside her a frank farcd how sonc
,,oors ,.,,,,,,.,- :, -" oIJ' SUM-
Gre nae, "','dJ, "it' 'ooh !. i"t u G0I1 W"e
Io,o s;, ~ nli'',o''' an" III ''c
t. ,, ' ~ ,''' ''' ,i 'i'ei Any
s,and s,,,I '',, '',' H'ICi
@a m 'li'9c. S,lllic SpafkieL III
s,ood -. d" ol % AZ lc"St sit uH"'I-
Stoou enough I" make her exquisite color
J,it 5o,,., .','5i l'ItcTlhg Nh'Vh ne
VI: Io"u VI, ',"l''i'tr OF thc lauEH, ana
'" wi yJiJ M 49, y
,o,o WIN i'."I WY soru SUBSTITUTE Tor
S5 i,''' Si"''t III" NC" LnSlahd climate.
Iii. "'',' ~" "" ''N' VI ms amorosla--
nun ii..s, %',u mummy mean where do you
NY " u'.a "I,ic a"urcSseo uirectiy TO her
,. ohc pointed across me meadow to small
oaa hv.eN h'u9t, SIlh Oh winch could be
N"uHh' among inc 'fees clustering about 1t.
II Is nearer man me hotei' SAID West
BOURNE 10 himself, anu peasanter walking
"lohg uig Held pain than that dusty high
foau -'heh aloud: 81 am some distance
rom my lodgings, and decidedly hungry;
MINK l should DO Justice To bowl of tina
sa1le MIX ana hominy, if | could get it," he
An nSh WIN smile
~ yes' answered me girl, adding Shyly
VIC. u''f wire now on their way home, and
~ ~ auo" INN lhe way II he was ready.
oo. o I Jury ne was ready; he did MOI
~ ID pl, ~ 'oSe such S'uuy OF color, Us good
,n t,IoeNs' a"y uay' 30 'he Three walked Oh
"a IItJ itc tllc youhs artist found his ileSl
,nt oro1u is'ipch1, as ennvehed by varying
ri, '', Elo" uhuef expressive eyes, so pleas
heat he 7ros .,,r M a. Spiie " munger ant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

Putarch says: The eyes of the hog are so
formed and disposed Of in the head, that it IS
always looking upon the lowest objects, and
can in no manner contemplate things eleyat-
ed and lofty. 1t cannot look upward, unless
thrown back with its feet upward Although
this animal is addicted to the most dlscordant
squealing and gruntlng; yet, so soon as ii is
laid on lis back il is Immediately silent, 50
great is its establishment ut the heavens, to
the sight of which it is unaCcustomed, and
which causes such tear that it is unable to
cry"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

ADyIcE-Young man don't gcttoo foxy. If
YOU happen to get into possession of Il few
dollars, act Just as you did before you got
them. Don't swell up and burst Ii you
have a good share Of brains you won't do
this YOU will remember that neither money,
clothes or good looks make the man, and that
worth is often CARRIED in a ragged coat as
well as in broad cloth. Don't stand on the
hotel steps, dangling your watch chain and
talking 'hoss' Those who load themselves
with airs are the smallest kind of potatoes
and the fcwest in the hill. A fat job often
spoils young men of weak minds. They i'm
mcdialely commence to dress fine, and take
great pride IN cultivating an aldermanic cor
poratlon, and II sporting air. Sensible per
sons are always disguised with such actions
when they dcign to notice them, which Is
very sedom-Er
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

The LATEST SNAKE STORY.--Mr. j. Il.
Brockington, of Black Mingo, Williamsburg
County, is responsible for the following snake
story "A dog belonging to a colored man,
while trying to catch large and tcrocious
hog, VAS cut or bitby the hog on the left side
just below the ribs, and out Oft the orltice made
by the hogs teeth crawlcd TWO large snakes.
One was alive and apparently in perfect
health. The other was severed or cut in two
by the hogs teeth and of course was dead,
The color wa, bright RED striped, with blue
They were about three feet six
inches long and two inches IN circumference.
They were snakes in every particular. The
dog is living and in its usual condition.
Charleston 8. q Nc,rs and Courier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

At last an invention has been mate and
patented, which it seems surprising has never
before been attempted, and that Is to arrange
all wagons, buggies, carriages, etc, in such a
manner that by the least pressure OF the 1901
the horses can be unhltched from the carriage
and the wheels stopped. Every vehicle drawn
by animals ought to be costructcd on inns
method. The next thing Is to invent some
lighter and more easily drawn sort OF a wagon
than the cumbersome contrivance now usIo'
and which is of itself sufficient. to test lhe
full endurance Of a pair OF average hofSeS'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

FpEY's CARBoLGC TROCHES-AmonE the va
rioss remedies for Coughs none enjoy higher
rn,ntntion than EpFY'S NRBoLIC TROCuES. tn :
fact places them above the ordinary list Of medi-
cal preparations For Coughs, Colds, asthma,
and as n sisinfectant and Vrcycn.iNcogain~t con
tarious diseases they are specific. Invaluable
IoUXr lIryiY. C.-RRAx * Co. Proprlgtor>, :
and . College Place, New York. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

While showers of meteOrs are uhusuai
phenomena, metcorites fall every day, every
hour OF the day. Our eartn Is noITiuteiy
Growing bv these. The time is actually past
Syben The earth is growing vislbly, but yet
, mmOm amounts of matter are added 10 it
in ,' his wav' and not only the earth, but the
moon n, .n' and Mercury, and we may say all the
nlone,s So are growing under this meteoric
snwpfall How are we protected from this
do wi with 400 OOO, 600 of them every day !:
The rate nj which they arrive is very much
more rapid than that of bullet If there
was no protection we should certainly be de-
stroyed That protection Is the atmosphere
velocity is first reduced, ana then 1t Is con
sumed through the heat which is generated,
and falls In the shape OF a vaporouS dust On
the tops of mountains the material ct these
meteors has been found.-Prg. Proctor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02
THE PLEDGE AT sPUNKY POINT.
A Tale of virtuous Effort and Human Pcrady
BY JOHN HAY,

It's all very well preachin,
But prcachin' and practice .on't gree
I'm posted on virtue and temperance,
And you can't ring it on to me,
Just doddlc along with your pledge, squire;
Ef that's what you want me to sign;
BetwiXt you and me, Nv been thar,
And don't want any in mine.
A year ago last 10th July
A lot O the boys was here;
We all got corned and signed the picoSc
Fur to drink no more that year
There was rillman Joy and sheriff McPhail,
And me and Abney Frye,
And Shelby's boy Leycticus,
And the Golyers--Luke ana w
And we anteed hundred
In the hands OF Deacon Hedge,
Fur to be divided the followiu' Fo'tli,
'Mongst the boys that kept the pledge;
And we kuowed each other so we'll squire,
You may take my scalp fora fool
IF every man when he signed his name
Didn't feel dead sure of the pool
For q while all went lovely;
We put up job next gay
And he went home middlin' gay.
Then Abner Frye he killed man;
And afore he was hanged McPhail
lest DlIkpQ the Wluucl OultIl uCi
By getting him slowed in jail. 4
But Christmas scooped the Sheriff
The egg-nogs gathered him In
And Shelby's boy Leyicticus
Was New Years tight rs sin;
And along in March the Golycrs
Got so drunk that fresh-biled owl
Would looked, 'lOngside OF them two young
men,
Like sober temperance fowl
For month alone walked the chalk;
/ thought my heart would break,
And all them boys slappin' my back
And AKIN "What'll take"
Ineyer slept without dreamin' dreams
OF burbin, peach and rye;
Bat chawed at my nigger-hrad aud swore
I'd rake that pile or die.
At last--the Fo'th--I bumped myself
Through chores and breakfast soon;
Then scooped down to TagScrt's store,
For the Pledge was off at noon,
And all the boys was gathered thar,
And each man hit his glass,
Watching me and the clock quite solemn like
Fur to see the last minute pass.
The clock struck twelve | raised the jug
And took one lovin' pull
was boiler clar from skull ~ boots,
1t seemed | couldn't git full
But was rOuscu 10y tiendisl laugh
That might have raised the dead -
Them ornery sneaks had sot the clock
half an hour ahead
"All right | squawkcd, you've got mc.
jest order your drinks again,
And wen paddle up to the deacou'o
And scoop the ante in
But when We got to Hedges,
What sight was that we saw
The deacon and Parson Skcctcrs
In the tail Of a game of draw.
The had shooi, cm the hcft Of the mornln',
The parsons luck was fair,
Aud he rakcd, the minute We gGt thar
The last Of our pool on pair.
SO no more Temperance for me, Squire Il
| low it's all very fine;
But u for myself thank We #-
I'll not take any i'm mine :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

o. 20 Osmau X Hap,man's for wall paper
uiaauw shades, &
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

Cnrnclia Doyle IS the wife of Leonard Haw-
ley now. Her face wears a softer and more
womanly look than il used; for, If she had
not found in love and life all that she once
dreamed they could hold tor her, at least she
knows that She makes the whole happiness OF
another, ami has realized that giving is more
blessed than receiving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

LIREHtLirY or PHYSICIANS a. has a.aaga ffen
laid that physicians Vouid dispsraEg any fofue.
DIV. however valuable which they di mot nr4t-
nate thrm-t ives This ha. bUeu ai-Apreved uF
their liberal eogrse tuAsrde On J, q. AYfE
preparations. They have adopted them into
general use la their practice, which rhurp Ii
willingness 60 cauutenruce Articles thRt htye
intrinsic meIiaz which reserve their attention..
Thus does tha learned profession great tfedit,
aud pilectuaiiy contrailct- tho prevalent efill-
auu- nuiiou WHAT theIr upusltfgn 20 proprietary
RENE ilra l., base ia their Interest tD Discard
them. We have always had confidence "a tho
honorable motives 81 orr medical men, and are
glad to huI % sustained bv the bbgiBl welcome
they accord 80 tu31 remedies 81 AVER IS Cos.
inimitab remedies, even though they sre nor
ordeltd in The books, but arc made Known 20
the people through the newspapers New i.
leans Delta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

All Use EsuuaI meet Ar
ton YaaBE Mems ASS
afseu wers CHOSEN r sa-
fuag President. d. Hans @
Pres er Charles 3-
Lalafop Secretary aal Ira
lard Holden, 81. Executive
" T. Meant r.H %. G.. Baawa re.
Cu,llaan: Librarian. J.a Ii. taa. &c.
u-EyEEN#IUE.
The new Congregational eaafe d
nearly eau ste8 and wl0 Dee deilaa.a5
Nov. ISL. Tie ara.n has arrived aad
will soon be placed in position
The new graded school boa.a pro-
crossing rapidly aHd VIII bag ready foa
occupancy early 80 The uew year.
-Bz'pb Goldsmith has o novelty iu
tae shape off white woolebock with tag
as sa0 as a rabbit. There is uo hambug
about the woodehuck on Ralph either.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

Rennc's Pain-hiIiug Magic OIL is tae
best thing you ever used for curing pain.
II b, sale and clean TO usc, and docs not
lose los virtues by age or exposure. Try
Is for headache and rheumatism. Sold
hy Walt 4 Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15

hAhtiit#thht
{ mef advcfa.c winter
agsyHnme'y iaa pri
! he Burlington sea,la a ssps: Man
Ft, hos three mites % marble
|alk
+. Ofyi. hf ,be famous Remius-
reeeh.Igaaiug dles foF sale. Call
ook at them.
.sy MI. Spring agaia on lated at
congregational ehureb last sunday,
ahscuea Of Dr, Cu.aman.
IT,. H mother OF Joseph and
400 Hicks. Of this place, though 81
ofAge finds She cam knit as well a.
nod eau best most Of the Young la-
d handling thr needles.
On weather II a. hand aud people
70 look over The advertising col
] 10 dud where they can buy their
r supplies to The best advantage.
Herbert j. Bowen, SON Of j. w.
%, shot a hawk Saturday which
pred Q feet and 2 inches from tip to
les wings This is the second
thief tbe LAD has shot recently
he top of Mount Eqinox presented
znerable appearance this morning
early Ia the season Tor such 8
aele bat we have had no very heavy
until within a day or two.
r. SEQ hy the New York papers that
II. Wickham. ESD, Formerly a
boz 81 Bnu Seminary, ana nephew
Or Wiekbsn Of this village, Is a
nout candidate for Mayor Of New
We hope he viii get the office.
bennington County Is unusually well
sentcd 10 the present Legislature
Colburn and Houghton Ia the SEN
III Munsou, Guild. BatehcIdcr. Nor.
ud several Other good men in the
our county win stand among the
Ford 4 Walker have been getting
~. ,,.r 49,. ~ ,ta s.ta nf,h.ir
l-st I-a FsE--.f
ofpiotes apl m,lteus when Herb
round with that rig then they
Is Is where s,,s4 articles ARE MAJ
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Bsnf Jaal Ur u1U furnish she
Jsarxtl aud New Yagk
4.aa ga $50 aas a.ianss
ssef. farrfs
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-15
Centaur Linimont.

-aA@@G 'HhH ~ ANN
ub1.vgoz Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw, palsy, sprains ,swelliugs ,caked breasts, scalds,
burns salt-rheum, oaracho. &c. upon the human
frame and Of strains, spawn, gals, Nc. upon sni.
mails IL one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. II Is a counter
iriant, an all healing pain %reliover. Cripp!er
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, pcis-
onous bites are rendered harmless and the
woan ed are healed without a scar. ltis 30
humbug. The recipe Is published around each
bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever before
sold, aud it sells because it does juet wha' it pre-
tends TO do. Those who nov suffer from IhCn-
matism, pain or swelling deserve TO suffer- If they
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1908
certificates Of remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, running tu-
mors, &c., have been received. We will send q
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &ca
gratis, to any one requesting it. One bottle OF
the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars f. sprainel or sweenied
horses and mules, or for in sheep.
Stock-owners-this linimentis worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without Contaur
Eminent. Ssld by all Druggists, 50 cents per
bottle arge bottles, 81 90. ]. B. Rose a Co,
81 Broadway, New York.
CAsrORA IL more than a subs Itute Tor Castor
Oh. II II the on y safe article in e&istehce which
il certain to ssHImilate the io1d, regulate the
bowels, C. re- wlui.c9nc aud produce tttu'al
-lepp. IL contains neither minerals, morphine
on alt0hol. and Is pleasant TO take Children
need Not crg apt mothers may rest -l9i}
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CA FRUIT.
CHOICE CIGARS.
MASON q JERKOWsKI,

Dates Rouse, corner store
~ Merchants Row, RUTLAND, VI,
are selling
Mems Heavy Beaver Suits from
$13 so to IS so.
All Wool Cass. Suits, $40 90 to $40 70.
Trieot Suits, all wool $l5 90 to $50 90.
Black Cloth, Basket Goods, Diagonals
in suits from $l1 30 to S2s 80.
Mems Working Suits 81 90 to $I2 50.
Youths, Boys, and ChiIdren's Suits,
all styles and prices.
Beaver Overcoats from $40 to $lS 80,
Fur Beaver 0yercoats from IS 90 to
$2l SO.
Chinchille Overcoats from So 10 TO Sll
Ulster and Cape Overcoats $l1 to $50.
The Celebrated Iron Glad Overcoats
So IS, 81 90, s. 10 and 50 90,
Boys and Childrens' Overcoats of all
descriptions.
A complete stock Of Hats and Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods.
f.sYoU WILL CONsu IN YOUR OWN INTEREST
BY CALLING At the BATES HOUSE., GOBNEE
STORE BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
MASON n ~JERKOWsKT.