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BOYLE COUNTY VIEWS.
Il0nriffe.
IIT1IEM AN

TINS week is one Of comparative quiet
and loneliness, as the institutions of learn
ing in our midst have closed for the Sum
mer, and the young ladies and gentlemen
have returned to their homes. Some Of the
young people Of our town have trips in
view, so D. will have q season Of per
feet rest from gayeties Of all kinds.
FRIDAY, June 18th, Judge Dnrham and
wife celebrated the 18th anniversary OF
their marriage, by giving very large and
elegant entertainment. The guests we're
entertained in real Washington style, and
all seemed To enter into the joyous spirit
of the occasion. The bridal couple
looked you"g and handsome, and We hope
they may live to have golden" and a
diamond wedding"
LAST night, Mr.. end Mrs. q. W. Wise
man, celebrated their 10Th anniversary, or
crystal Wedding Reception from to
II o'clock. II would be useless to ate npt
a description Of the entertainment. II was
simply, elegant. Both old and Young We're
invited. The dignifei married ladies III
their black silks, and the maidens in their
gay attire, contrasted beautifully with each
other. Mr. and Mrs. W. are well known in
D and surroundin. towns, and they
have a large circle of friends who wish
, for them a long life of usefulness, hsppi.
ness, and prosperity.
Mn. AND MRs. II. ii. CHAMBERLAIN, o
Texas, have reached Danville. and will re-
main until autumn.
Mr.. 4. h. RUE, has so,d one Of the beau
tifl twin cottages now being built ON
the corner Of Srd aud Broadway, To DIR.
Tucker, for $500.
GILcnER Il Bro, have purchased the
property ON Main Street, owned by Doctor
Samuel Ayres, and We understand that they
intend having Restaurant on the Europe
an plan. The people Of Danville hail
their return with delight.
BOYLE farmers are jubilant. Harvest il.
at hand. Cropsare in a fine condition, and
cattle are fat-plenty Of rain, and no rest,
Y. Y. Y.
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Harvesting has commenced with MS
W. hear some few farmers complaining Of
their wheat having the rust, but ia not in
iured as yet.
VIZ had a very hard rain Monday; corn
and wheat was lying almost fat ON the
ground in the evening.
TnE large and handsome residence being
built by W. J. Lusk, on Danville street, is
almost ready for the painters aud plasterers
PERsoSAi.-Miss Emma and Carrie Bu
ford. OF Covington, formerly ri this place,
are here, visiting Miss Biddie Sweeney
Also, Miss Caldwell, of Lebanon, Ky, Wis
iting the Misses Noels.
Hos. Gno. II. MCKEE, is here for few
DAYS.
On new magistrates entered on the dis
charge Of their luties Monday. They are
very dgnihed and wise looking body of
men, and We feel confident that the bust
ness Of the county is in good, safe, aud re-
liable hands. Only two Of the former ma
gistrates were returned to office, viz VIM.
Berkele, Republican candid tie for the Le-
gisla,ure, and Harrison Ray.
TnE Circus was here to-day, hut the PEG
pie wasn't. The attendance was small
The performances good, $50 the boys say,
We don't go to Circuses ourselves.
MONDAY was our regular County Court
day, but owing tn the rain, there was not
much stock sold, nor many persons here.
The following were the sales made, viz
IS weatherS, trough 81 OF per head; l52
ewes and lambs, (iough) 81 rs per head; IA
head Of cattle, yoke steers and young cat
rle) Ses per head; | horse, sii.
REAL Frame House with
lot, ON Lexington street, the property Of
Reuben Scott, $1,000; 81 acres Of the Sam
uel Lusk tract Of land, lying in the sub
urls Of town; on the Crab Orchard pike, al
ss5 per acre, Dan Anderson, purchaser al
80 AZ acres Of same tract, lying between tho
stanford and Crab Orchard pixies, mile
from town, at si5 80 per acre, to John $
Giil. SrRiG.
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ALrHoren by no means an "Old Folks
we have received q kind invitation to be
present at the "Oh Folks Picnic to be
given Tomorrow, in the grove a, the Crab
Orchard Springs. The order Of proceedings
are as follows: AL the citizens of Crab
Orchard AND vicinity who have been mar.
ried over forty years, will meet on the
grounds at 10 o'clock Procession then
Turned, ssd exercises open with prayer by
Old Father Carson. Then Judge W. O.
IIsnsiori will make few appropriate re.
marks, ssd read the Declaration 81 Indie.
pendenoe. An Oration will be delivered
by Capt. W. q. Welch, after which old In
ele Bob Stewart will make the closing
speech The exercises will conclude a, 3
2. NJ, whes such Of the crowd a. wish will
congregate in town aud be turned over to
the tender merie~ Of the candidates. A
day Of great good cheer is predicted
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PLOTTING cRUwss.

Go ssp see y. u. Tevis.
100000 choice brand cigars, at n. Ma
,heny n Go.
Cssar,Sr and hest Groceries sid in
town by 3 r. Msiheny a Go.
Jrsr received aud for sale, 100 Dbl.
Whisky, by $. u. Matheny SCo.
LArssr thing out-The handsome "Box.
Tocd" ladies shoe q, y. ". Tevis
In stock aud for sale, a. caddies Virgin
Ia Tobacco, nj Manufacturers prices, by
y. u. Matthew n Co
RrApY.M,pr Clothing, Gents Fur
ni-hirg Go,t-, Boots, and Shoes, cheaper
than ever al n. u. Te,is.
PAcKARpS Go. will positively dose rheir
gallery at this place on the i0ih Of July.
MI wishing pictures will plsssc come for
ward.
FARMERS will fnd tia, they can make
arrangements with Mr.. ku-h, the City
Butcher, aud ~. their fresh meats always
pure and nine.
PEr-cSs iade,aed TO Mesrs. Bohcn n
Stagg, sre requested to come forward and
settle. This u an urgent matter, and needs
prompt attention.
r. II. G. BrsH, the hes, butcher our
town has ever had, has always on hand
fresh meats, such ns Beef, Mutton, Lambs,
fresh Pork, Nc. Buy your meats Of him.
Iosr.-A BIT, belonging 10 q Well Au-
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1T has been sometime SINCE you nave ma"
anything from TINS po'1'' ana 'hinSing a
few news items would be accep'aole there
lore, We wri'e'
Tur Wr,ruER.-rrom the drouth Of
las, month to alternate rain and sunshine,
has produce,I a most wonderful change in
the grovinv cron Wheat oats and grass
being much more than an average through
,ut the entire county. and corn coming out
beyond the expectation oil the most san
guine farmers.
Tur Wayne county Committee visited
our MAGNIFICENT Cont House, and were
vail ,,I.,s.d with II and have advertised
s.r b;ds according n the speci6catiops Of
same number of builder, and mecban.
los from abroad have since. l.ru here to
look at it.
Ox Last Friday eveniu, during the
,b,,Jor s,or,, and raj, Thomas Uau,sv
and John P.v,,IJ. h.;n, .,,,,.J in
xo,l;o, Il, A.. com s.Ia r.,.;,.i IA :.
,h;.l., If waods far sb.I,er Tho ,r.s +,
small, walnut tina, thew had sheltereJ mn.
der, was struck by lightning, shiverins 1t
to pieces, and killing both the men Instant
.iy liawiey was mangied very much, the
lightning having rent his boots on Ii was
not until late at night that they were
found We hear of several head al horses
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PULASKI COUNTY NEUs.
Cute.


Man KILLED. -- Two men, Anderson
Todd, and Aquilla Riddle, living on Buck
Greek. about four miles from here, had n
difieulty on the 18th, in regard to some
chickens that Riddle had engaged around
in the neighbor hood, and which Todd had
subsequently, bought. The affair did not
come to anything serious at the time, but
the next day Todd had occasion TO go Ia
his fathers for hammer, and passing by
the house Of Riddle, he stopped to talk the
matter over with him and make friends, rs
they were brothers-in-law. Riddle was
asleep at the time, and Todd waited at the
fence till Riddles wife informed him that
he was wanted. lie came out and -ome an
CRY words followed, when Riddle drew his
pistol. shooting Him in the side, the ball
entering abou, the third rib. lodging near
the back bone, from which he died about
10 o'clock, on Monday last. They were
both members Of the Christian Church, at
Stilesville, Riddle has fed, but reward
will be offered for his capture. Justice
will, sooner or later, ovcrtake Us ALL
A ROW occurred few dav- agp,in the
ale saloon kept by Jno. Hubble, at this
place, in which Hubble is said to have pad
died his man everely-who was drunk
Would it not be advisable for Squire
Graves to enquire into the oiiense!
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A LANCASTER negro and his ebony hued
sweet heart grsced the sweet smelling pic
mic here On Thursday last. Returning to
their home in the evening, they were aeoo-t
cd on passing the toll-gate by Mr.. liamp-
ton, the keeper, and politely requested 10
contribute the necessary dime toward the
maintenance Of the turnpike, but the saul
cy scoundrel drew pistol at the same time
Informing Mr. Hampton that tina, was the
currency with which he paad toll Mr..
Hampton endesyored to get his Iasol from
a drawer in his room, bat was prevented by
his wife, 50 A~dercn smith went ON his
way rejoicing. A warrant, however, issued
BY the authorities here, brought Mr. smi,h
back 10 trial. The ease was heard before
Judge Philips who sent him ON .or iDdict.
ment by the Grand Jury for assault aud
f,ed his bail at sloo-whioh he gave.
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FRANK BALL. a csidcnt Of the High
land neigbbetbood, came into town on
Monday. to see the Circus" and got 80 cx-
liberated by the many wonderful things he
saw, that he drank too much "Ice cold
lemonade, five cents glass Frank was
not content, however, with a trimming
cup u ltsptsnc~s, ~ must needs run il over
by shooting "A, in the streets, a pistol
about the size Of six-pounder cannon
Mashal Doddcrsr, however, came up about
thu time lwhich proves that Marshals ART
sometimes in place, but Ball had, by a
slight ef hssd movement, transferred his
pistul 60 his boct leg, 81 that weapon was
not di-c.voIed by Mr.. Duddcraf. lie,
however, keys his eye on his man, who
proceeded To the store Of Owsley a Hop
per, sad deposited his cannon" behind
stove, which Iudderar Immediately cap
turcd. Ball resisted an arrest, but was
finally taken in tow. His trial before
Jsdge Phillips the following morning, re-
suited in HE being sent on for indictment
fer carrying concealed weapons. lie was
allowed hail in the sum ~ $50, which he
gave, and hied himself to the solitude of
his country home, to mediate on the un-
certainty Of all earthly happiness.
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Trr citizess " BapvDle w~e greatly
alarmed on ye.,srdas, fcmms an srsck on
their Banks by the James and Ycu~rer
brothers. The Banks were weti acfr~'ed
Many citizens had their srm- " readiness,
and Ind the rob'er come, they would have
had a warm reception. Our Stanford c:ti-
,ens are alsp prepared to receive them.
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KILLED By TiGHrSfSo.--There. were
three cows killed by lightning last surday
nigh, gu the farm Vi John :. Murphy, Esq,
tao of which we're Thoroughbred, aad the
other nearly so. They wcr. lying down in
n field where there are M trees, ann il " a
little singular that they were killed snder
such circumstances. Mr.. Murphy made a
thorough examination 81 the ,odies ont
could lind no srat,h or brui-e 90 show the
cause Of death. The three cattle wer, val.
ucl al about $500
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IsvcOsS c0CSvY VIEWS.


Tuos. IIAwLEy and John W. Reynolds
wer killed by lightning near Dee Lick,
during a thunder storm on Friday last.
We made mistake last week {" TO the
late ~ old folks Picnic At this place. u
IL intended that aii marr'cd couples who
have lived together W years and over, meet
at the Crab Orchard Springs on Saturday,
July Bird, to celc'ra'e the ""'sl day Of
American independence. \ cordial invi-
and gec,lcme, NJ I;,c,,, county
TUE semi-Annual election OF officers OF
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A GmsrLY NIsIroR.--Report resches
~ that daring the late great freshet in Lo-
ems CreAk, eAh was seen floating down
itlt stream. Some I'Ssons said that :,
AS OF dark, walnut caes, similar to a
,usialic c, fin. but Others vowed that il was
4 the col n Of cherry wood An odd man
Who stood upon the baak near the June
ion, said he noticed the ghostly hoater
: l,sely, AID that, in his opinion, il was
q othing but an old log The Coroner
may lind ut the true story, and give us thu
'o's In tie ease. Meantime, let us pa
1 emily as.it the issue.
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rnE lawyers aid Cour officer, had a
rnnd Publication over the advent Of baby
hoy, born to the " iie of one Of the iraterni-
~, az Il was the iirt Of that sex, in many
: ,ars, To he l,.n o the wife Of Stanford
attorney. Wines hgwed freely, and good
,'gars pulled beautifully. II is ssid that
,rme Of the party, unused to such good
ihings, went home little sick at the stom
h'h." Who comes next?
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ROcxCAsTLE tOCxTY NEWS.


OS yesterday the rain commenced fall
ing about o'clock, aud fell in torrents;
lasting until about daylight this morning.
So far as heard from, no serious damage to
crops IN this session. Although our little
village to-day, presents the appearance Of a
deserted place. No trains have arrived
here since o'clock, on the 18th, caused
by bridge and the track being washed
away, north Of here, aud near Richmond
junction, nothing but the clicking Of the
telegraph to give any news from abroad.
This Of course gives relief to many breath
less and impatient travellers that might be
waiting for conveyance.
GRAs-HorPERs Missouri grasshop-
pers made their appearance al this place
on the 18th. The appearance caused quite
a stir among our citizens, bu, they were
soon quieted, when the secret was disclosed.
They arrived bv the evening mail, securely
boxed. They were sent from town in
Missouri, to Mr.. &. Crook, Of this place,
and were still alive, and could be heard,
before taken from their cage, humping
vigorously for their freedom. They are
nothing more than the common little green
hooper" that We have.
PoLrrics.-Dr. J. J. Brown, declined to
accept the nomination for the Legislature.
The Democratic Committee was called to-
gcther on the 18th, in Mt. Vernon, and J.
NJ. Fish, county Judge, was nominated. lie
will soon be in the field Of strife"
PERsoxAL-Mr. Geo. u. Bur,lett, Of this
place, has accepted position as hook
keeper for the well known firm Of Miller
Il White, Of Lancaster, Ny. We sincerely
rcgre, the loss Of this worthy young man,
snd heartily congratulate the citizens sf
Lancaster, upon their success in gaining
such noble young man as a citizen OF
their town. JISKs.
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Tut Circus bills said that Professor
Windy KNIT, would go up in u monster
hsllocn. Windy" didn't do any such
thing. They had no balloon IL WAS a
rather win ~" affair, anyhow 81 far rs
she balloon a nd kiniz we're concerned.
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ANDl \ ATfs, a ginger-brcad-colorcd son
II Ham, gay his .weet-hear,s sister a hand
some thrrsl ing on S<piar las, for which
dele, tdlhe recrration Judge Philips was
cruel enouA b 10 fue him Eve dollar. aud
mt.
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lr isa little strange, that II all the dit
fourrt candidates for state officers, we are
e. hr,e owls two Of them to visit our town
aud give treason for In hop that Is
within them.'
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A TELEscoPE--Someo Of our citizens are
urging the purchase Of medium sized
telescope for the use uf our Female Col
legc. Such an one could be bought for
about $3.50, which would prove Of signal
service To the students Of Astronomy. To
raise the necessary funds, it is proposed TO
have monthly, or quarterly concerts, given
by our amateur musicians. In less than a
year, perhaps, the full amount could be re-
Allied and We know Of no better or nobler
use to which the funds could be appropria-
ted. by degrees, We are building up first
class College, where females can receive all
necessary instruction in literature, the arts
and sciences. All of our citizens seem to
hsvca just pride in our female College, and
are ready and willing to give Of their
substance" the funds and encouragement
essential To its progress. The thorough ed
ucation OF our future wives and mothers, is
Of paramount importance. Therefore, let
us all, As of one mind, unite our energies to
the accomplishment Of the end sought
namely, the building up Of Female Col
lege in our town, which will be an honor to
our section, and a school second to none in
the State. Where there is a will, there is
wsv."
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SrRNNfp OF stolen from John ". Craig
about Nav IL, ono Roam Cow, about four
ycsI- old; horns set up abou: four inches
long; vcyy ihir when she lett \ liberal
rcAarl vi ! ~ r,id 90 Der delivery to me.
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.ISEry-NISE head 81 extra New York
cattle, from the Silver Cpck pistillery,
lsis ID through town on Wednesday, 70
Louisville. A 6m in that city having
purchased them at g.. per pound.
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JHr wheat and rye harvest in the sec
ton would have been begun in earnest On
la-t Monday, had il not been Tor heavy
rains which fell, through the night before,
,pS Ill that day. However, mach Of ii
will have been gathered aud shocked before
the present week CLOSES. The crop Of both
the-e ccrcal- is fine, aud nUol above an Nv
eragc. Flour. which sold for - so per 100
pounds, weed or too ago, eau pow be
bought for - per 100 pounds-.in view Of
the present promising crop.
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HOWE gOTTSyGS.

WNrEEHEI0Ns aud rips tsmat"e- have
arlcarcdin o.sr market They were brought
u ON the ftr -rth
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lARoRIEs in the harvest fields sre get
sin;si ~ per day fr reaper, spd Il "a
,,cr day for Gndcrs snd -bocker. The.c
are very g,--l wage.
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Tur Rev. Gcorge q. liame-, viii prcsoh
Ut the Court Il1u-c, IA stanford on Sunday
syening. next. at . o'cleck.
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Low RATES

~ sAyss~ls<t.sss ssissaishsseut can do the the
same ssality Of work Ne euatlsy god worknisa.
aud wavan, our work 10 Hve ssisiAeti.n. Call
and tsr yourselves bckse gassx eise here Give
W a white nss's ehsnce-ss all do 700 right.
les ha 10 y. bAsHA 60
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iIoRRIBLE LACERATioS.- lttle child,
about three years old, son Of a tenant on
the farm Of Dr. Montgomery, near town,
WINS fearfully lsoeretcd by an enraged sow
that had a litter Of young pigs in Tx near
thu house. The child had wandered away
aud iis cries attracted a Mr.. Ra;ns, who was
passing the road near by, whs went Ia its
relief. On reaching the lot, he found the
child on the ground, aud the beast biting il
furiously. The ~calp aud face were horri-
bly, torn. lie drose tia animal OF and
carried the child to the house. Dr. =. a.
Craig, WAS summoned Immediately, who,
after administering chloNform, sewsd up
the wounds, asd says they will nct, he
thinks, prove fatal, unless eryspelas s,iler-
yenes, in which event, death might possi-
bly, ensue. The little suae,cs vested easily
last nigh.
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TnE FouRru.--ltefare aseiher i-sre Of
our paper goc- forth to our readers, the
once hallowed 18th Of July" will have
come and gone. 1t is not row, as il was in
DAYS gone by. No longer in the South, at
least, 10 I'VE hear the cannon's roar, or the
voice Of the patriot ex olling the giories Of
that once great day. Another revolution
has swept srihe country, fhe ris's Of
the States have been trampled under hot;
the old Constitution Of our father. has
been mos, -hA~eisllv changed, and there
rrmains but little for one-half Of our poo
pie to glory over. Hence, the little enthu.
sissm Of our southern people over the once
glorious fourth" OF July.
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TsEkr has been a genuine case Of Asi-
attic Cholera, in a town Of Northern Ken.
lucky, and We hear Of msny cases ef-evere
Cholera Morbus in diheren, parts Of the
State, where cholera appeared last summer,
year since. rhe~e facts should sdmonish
US, that il Is the duty Of town authorities,
to sec that thc assec,s, alleys, .se- are put
in a thoroughly clean condition, and all
owners of property should 'disinfect their
premises. Lime, opPeras, and other dis
inieotants should be used wbere nseded.-
Privy vaults and cellarr, and muddy pools,
should h. ti.iufected, as they arr the breed.
ing beds Of this'terrible -caurge. Now is
the time to work, us delay is dangerous, and
prevention - better than cure"
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TRENESpoUs FLoop. On last Monday
evening, about one O'Clock, the henvics,
rain lch South and .Souuh-ca Of this
place, which has fallen for nearly twenty
years. By reason Of this frcshet, the bridge
over the Crab Orchard pike, onS mile east
Ct our town, was washed awsy--carrying
with IL, considerable qusnthy 81 the
track Of the Knoxville Branch Of the J.. Il
y. X. X. at Richmend Junction. The wa.
ter rove uppo the windo~s al several hou
-e- near there, and overlooked 8 large corn
field, mo..dJs, and -c.,rsl s.,rselN. ahv
train just due from Louisville at the time,
was compelled Ia halt and await repairs.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY !
D. +. BASH q co.

We desire 10 call the attention Of the public q
ths cork that We ART turning out, and al~o d
the fact that prepares; 10 build 10 order, am
ds~rripiLoa of vehicls-fron a Coach To a salky
al ia
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MRs. W. q. SAUNDERS has been quite i'll
several days, but her symptoms are said to
bc more favorable now. Occ,sIoSAL
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-04-17
Country Produce Taken in Exchange for Boots,
Shoes, Hats &C., &c. .'...5' s.-.sa =
I1SPRIrJG, 1873"
OF INTER- EST TO ALL.

CLARKsvIILE, TENNESSEE April 1876
Due appreciation of the the max
material changes my business and these changes the
when they & twelve eighteen months
goods eemcly prices Second have had shoes made of
best material and workmanship and handsome fit dispensing with
which greatly adds
Third selling uey when
for do believe charge full
and big profits when of the people the have not made
the twelve months have adopted this through policy
and not from ook Of general for by this be-
will number
The popury house and then by fair deang good goods and low
public better
Ny superior any have offered for the
of the people, both Quality and Prices My stock of mems
Brogan specially the best being
models durability and heap the prices ranging mans
81 Also light Brogn heavy Calf Shoes for
cheap and durable Mems and boys POw Shoes Pow
Ladies Shoes and good shoe for 81 CO. Ladies full
stock calf shoes from 5 the finest shoes In Ladies
Misses shoes have the largest and best of house
Carkle Ladies and Misses fine shoes all styles side lace front lace
Boz Toed
nobb Shoe Call ladies and these goods
will ike The best Ladies Custom mad English Lasting Shoe in the
United States for 81 90 Yankee SHOE fully warranted aud
long any (arksve
and Mems and boys full stock calf
Boots lowest heard Of Mems full stock sed calf
Boots fully warranted for 50 90 Boots Opera Boots Cloth Boots
and Shoes Cloth Alexis Gentlemen please call these goods