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Prisoners inLniI.
Below we give the names and charges of
the bOarders at the Hotel de DRVis:'


Below we give the names and charges OF
the bOarders at the Hotel de Davis
WHITE.
Charles Colder, charged with murder; y.
Jack Davis, charged with stealing mule
John f. Frank, charged with horse steal
ing; Joseph Fisk, (distanced relative of the
immortal Jim Fisk charged with getting
goods under false pretenSe; Robert ID. Jimi-
son, charged with carrying pistol; Israel w
Thomson, charged with murder.
COLORED.
Marling CaruthuS, charged with larceny
Ann SOwell, charged with infanticide; Spen
Ger Whiteside, retained as a witness; Ca
gainst Marling CaruthuS and lobe Brown
the two underground railroad ticket agents
John Williams, charged with larceny; q
W. Burns, charged with horse stealing; sam
White, charged with horse stealing; DicB
McFadden, charged with purjery; William
Wear, charged with assault and battery
with intent to murder; Thomas Fleming
charged with stealing coat and pants; Rich
ard Alexander, charged with forging order
JEFF. Alexander, cha ged with forging or
Ger; John Henry Reams, oh arged with car
rying pistol; Alfred Rannel, charged with
lunacy; James Harris, charged with steal.
ing wheat; George Little, charged with rob
berry; Harry TimmOnS, charged with steal
ing sorghum; Jerry Pickard, charged with
stealing one pair OF brOgans from George
Mangrum, merchant at Santa Fe.
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John RObiD.on,s Rig Show

"Old Reliable" John Robinson with
his mammoth circus and menagerie,
will be with us on the 3rd of Novem Der
next. This veteran Snowman has here
tofore sustained a most excellent repu-
tation as a successful amusement man
sger, and we commend him to our citi-
zens fully assured that they will not be
disappointed. Those who do not choose
to visit the circus will have the oppor.
tunity to see the menagerie alone, which
contains some of the most remarkable
animals in the world. 1t will be worth
in itself, trip to town TO see the grand
procession that will march through the
streets OF the city.
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MARRIAGES.

AT the residence of the brides father. Johl
Glenn, of this cOun Y, by the Rev. J.. q. Rice
MI. j. II. STEVENS, of Williamson county, I,
Miss REBECCA \. GLENN,
"Oh! marriedilove! each heart shall own,
When two congenial souls unite;
Thy golden chains enlaid with down,
Thy lamp with heavens splendor bright"
William NJ. Ray to Sarah E. V. Murphy.
Robert II. Nicholson to Mollie Z. Dean.
J. g. Parrish to Matha A. Perry,
J. ii. Stephens to Rebecca A. Glenn,
n. B. CheaiTs to Annie Alexander,
J. b. Kerr TO HARRIET Il. Davidson.
John NJ. Ellington to Mary f. Philips.
w. N. Spain to L. A. Parkinson.
COLORED,
Henry Emerson to Ann Fitzgerald.
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UOLUMBEA'MARKEr.
ONCE ofEDsALt q McEwEs, |

Office OF EDsALL & MCEwEN,
October 81, 1875. I
Bqeon--Shoulders, llcts sides, l5cts hams
l5ctS.
B,ettcr-2O and 2jc.
PccsWd1-2Oc
8lackin0-75c.9l 90 % dOz
JottOn-S to ~ lcts.
Cotton Seei-3Jc per 100 lis.
C0rn-Sl.O0 por bushel.
CoGee-23 TO 2ic for Rio by sack ~, to - cts
Laguira 27c. Java 30 10 31cs
Coal Oit-I75 test, 4Octs. per gallon.
GGnfies-22l S025c. Is 10.
Eggs-l0cts.
fioUr-S4.OO. per 100 rs.
ItHGeT-i0ab0c.
hungarian Grass SEEDS. T. bushel
Lard-lS TO ~ cents.
LtB3e-256l3Oc. % bushel.
hedt-Sj cts
M2tasses aud Syrups-commnn, 75c.@aJc; gol.
den syrup, SlMl.25.
Pea Nsts-75 10 80 cts. Dull.
Pgpper-35aiOc.
Rice-ll@l2c.
Rge-75Gs0SO per bu.
SdIt-SOO a25. for7 bu; for 81 bushels, $3.50.
SOdp--l0Gl5C.
S3dd-l0cts.
Sugar-New Orleans, l0Gl3c; DemcrHra, l4a
iSci A sugar, l2c5a crushed ana graduated,
Ieq-l.OO92.OO D. u.
Idtioio-6c. q n.
Wooi-Dull atquotations, 20 80.
Whedt-6O to 10,
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= NONRESIDENT NOTICE

j. W. Dooley Guardian VS.. II. Il. Allen et nj
In TINS cause "a appearing from coTnnIai,i
ants bill, witch issworn 10, thar + NJ Al
len is Don-resident oTthe State of Tennes-
see 10 that the ordinary process of law car.
u OF os served upon MIN; 1t Is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made Tor
tour consecutive weeks in the Herald and
Man, newspaper published in Columbia,
MluIS county, Tennessee, requiring said
uch-resldent 10 be and appear before the
next Chancery court, at the April term, 1876,
and plead answer or demur tOcom ID nant's
bill, or the same Will be take for confesse Il
as to him, and set for hearignnexparte.
Oct, l5-1oI5. ID. u. COOPER, q. Il NJ.
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COiu mbia DisfrIcG, Tennessee Confer.
ence-First Round OF Quarterly
Meetings..

ence-First Round OF Quarterly
Meetings.
Pleasant Valley STA, at Pleasant VAL
ley, Oct. %, "a.
Columbia Sta, Oct. 80, 81,
Cglleoka and Hurricane sta at Culleo-
ka, Nov. G, !.
Pulaski, sta, Nov. l3, II.
LynnYille Ct, at Salem Nov 20, u.
HIGHLAND CT, at Shilok, Nov u, Is.
Trinity ct at Aspen Hill, Dec /, s.
Prospect Ct, at Liberty, Dec. IL, II.
Mt. Pisgah Ct, at Friendship, Dec. 10,
10.
Marcella Falls Miss, at Enterprise
Dec. %, &c.
Mt, Pleasant ct., at Mt. Pleas ant, Jan
Ia.
Nebo and Williamsport at William.
sport, Jan, 8, 9.
The DIsTRIcy STEWARDS.
w. j. Craig W. A. Latta, r. A. Wilkes
Z. Arrowsmith, j. p. Woodland, S. IL.
Brown, S. S. Williamson, H. l.. Sanders,
B: r. Lane, NJ. Z. Alternately, W. NJ, II
win, and Geo. A. Kinzer, will please
meet at Lynnville Station on Friday, at
IL o'clock A. NJ, Oct p, 1875 Business
OF importance requires the presence and
attention of all
WELLBoRYl MOONEY, P. f.
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DEAR ALF:-We need not give up, l
have just learned how we get wife.
First, call on A. n. Akin and get your
license, "a blank will do;) second, at
tend a prOtracted meeting, Oh an asso-
citation, (Baptist;) attend regularly
morning and evening with some fair
one; have minister posted and on
your return by star or moonlight, OBJ
lique to the right or left in some mar.
row lane. and have ~
40 ceremony said
and You are married man. This plan
was tried out in this section a few eve,
nings back; and it acted we'll. What
do you think of the plan dear All? l
must confess think it will work we'll
in our cases, as well as it did with one
of our clan near me, at Culleoka, lately.
AN OLD BACHELOR.
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( lHANCERY SALE.

Mary O'Neil, vs.. Joanna O'NciI, al. pur-
-uant 10 an order made iu this cause ut tile
Oecember term 1870, Of the MaUry thuurpry
gourt, / will upon Monday October tho
llth, 1870, expose 20 sale ut public Uutrrv al
The Court House door, ia the town of CDilm-
ola, TO the highest and best bidder. NM
Gpt one hundred and fifty dollars iu cnsbl
the following real estate, to-Wlt: Fluy Eopt
IF the Northern portion Ofthc lot, mention
81 In the pleading In the cause Tho sslI
lot beginning az the n. W. corner ofmalu iof
anu running South with the West bouuda'
" line of said lot, 10 a small rut. iu the
'cnce In said West boundary thence Past 10
a rock fence, or on line with said fence
GINNING North and South, thence y. 10 fbs
Il. boundary line Of the said lot, thence "A
10 the beginning. Notes with approved 90
curity required of the purchaser, and usual
iien retained. Private bids will be received
at this ONCE. ID. B. Cooper, Z. an,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of two executions IN my hands
rom the honorable Circuit Court of Maury
county, Tenn, at its September torn, igl
Henry Harris. Executor Of Robertson Bryant
| will sell for cash TO the highest bidder. al
the cOurt~hOuse door in tho town Of Columbln
Tennessee, on Monday, tho 22d day Of Mo-
vember. 1870, tract or parcel Of land YIN
and being in civil district No uf Msr
county, Tenn, and bounded as lpliu-- RS
wit: On the north by the lands ~ 81, 10.
Cochran and Hendricks; soB'' y w w
lard east by VIM White - +, oy w II Hi.
by w w Cochran CON-" "a VI Cochran west
on az the rr1u.-. fifty poles. Levied
sold 10 All ~ of J Bryant, and will DO
s. said executions and cozts
o. - , w. A. ALEXANDER,
10, 1910. Sheriff.
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FIRST Round OF Quarterly Meetings
for CentreyiIle District, Tenn, Con-

terence,
Pinewood, at Lower Sugar Creek,
Oct. %, "a.
Yellow Creek, at Martha's Chapel,
Oct. 80, 81,
WS.yerley and Ebenezer, at Wayerley
Nov. 6, Z.
Blue Greek, at Blue Creek, Nov. Is, IA.
Santa Fee, at Goshen, Nov. 20, q.
Centreville, at Shady Grove, Nov. q,
Is.
Beaver Dam Springs, at Bear Creek,
Dec 4, 5.
White Oak, at Curtiss Chapel, Dec.
II, L.
Standing Rock, at Leatherwood, Dec.
Is, 10.
Dover, at Lick Creek, Dec. %, 26.
Bon Aqua Springs Mis-, January.
The District Stewards will please meet
at Wsverly Nov. 9th, Immediately after
ii o'clock services. Their names are as
follows: NJ. L. Foster, NJ. A. Vestal,
H. w Hassell, r. NJ Easley, J. Rod
gers, RsY. VIM. Hust, c. NJ. Parker, w.
II. Dilliug, David f. Stately, Rev. w. q
McMillen, I. +. Johnson. If any cans
not attend send alternate.
T. L. MOODY, p. E,
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Lecture,

The Rev. William Stoddert will lec-
ture for the benefit of the Young Men s
Christian Association at the Masonic
Hall in this place, on Friday night, No
vember 18th. Subject: "Household
life as it is, and as it ought to be-" This
will be rare treat, and we doubt not
but that the learned and eloquent Leo
turer will be greeted with a crowded
hnrlSn
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-22

DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer, the great
Eradcator for all Lung Diseases. A superior
remedy to all other medicines yet discovered
feef tH safe remedy for Coughs, Colds. Sore
Throat, WhOoping Cough. Croop, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Retail
price, p cts, 50 cts, 81. Any bottle that does
not give relief may be returned. and money
refunded. Under these conditions we wish
every citizen troubled with Lung complaints
try this remedy. krnOld's Diarrh1 Balsam
% cts. and 80 cts. Remember it is warranted.
Compounded by DR.. Seth Arnold's Medical
Corporation. WoOnsocket, II, l. Sold by J0~
SEPH fowler, exclusive agent, COlum bia,
Tenn. Octl5-75-3m.
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CaII.

What has bscone OF our candidates
for Mayor? Some very important mat
tiers will come up for the people to con-
s.der during the next municipal year,
and l for one would like to know the
views of these gentlemen. Shall we
hear from you, gentleman?
ENQUIRER.
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DEATHS

Near Hurts Cross Roads, on Sunday 18th
inst, of congestive chill, Mr.. THOS. MOORE
son of A. j. Moore. Mr.. Moore leaves a
young wife and host of friends to mourn
his untimely death. He was only about %
years Old.
In Williamson County, Friday 18th inst,
Miss EMMA WADDY, daughter of Spencer
Waddy, Esq. Funeral services, at bethesda,
by Rev. Ii. b, North
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Good Templars,

Don't forget that the aext convention
| meets at Hampshire on Thursday Nov.
! 4sh. A full attendance of all the lodg es
! in the county is expected.
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No CURE! No PAY! l am preparing a rem
edy for the Gravel, and guarantee il to cure,
no matter of how long standing. Call on or
address me at Hurricane Station. Maury
county, Tennessee,
Oct. /, lS75.-tf, w. B. MAPS.
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All the new sshades of Zephyr, Canvass
and Perforated Notices, for EN- broidery
just received, at the Emporium OF Fashion
oct. 22-tf.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

"A protracted meeting will commence
the Christian Church in this place, Sun
", oath inst. Elder W. H. Cooke will
each at the usual hours.
REV. q. T. Thompson filed the pulpit
the &. p. Church last Sunday night ac-
riding TO appointment. We learn that
had a large and attentive audience.
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Two lots in East Columbia. One lot on
Free Street, opposite mrs. POik's One two
horse wagon and one spring wagon.
OcJ. SHIFT. j, w. DUNyINC TON.
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HAMMER HALL,

Said sale will be made for cash. S.in within
legal hours, TO the highest and l,,si biIIcr ~
the courthouse door in the 10 gn of CoIu1iia.
Plat of said land will be exhibited on day Of
sale, giving exact diner sions OF said lot.
Oct. u. 1910. u. b. COOPER. &. * NJ
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Cash buyers, examine w. j. Philips
stock OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Roots, Shoes.
Hats Notions, ETC., before you buy. OeS' .,
etamning and Pinl.ing- dnne y.
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Buy

Ten Dozen Centennial Hats, lust received
at the Emporium or Fashion. oct. 22-tf.
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Business Notices.
Fof MAYOR and Aldermen.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the following gentlemen as candi-
dates for reelection to the office Of board of
Mayor and Aldermen
For MayOT-T. w. kEESEE.
For Aldermen First Ward-G. b. DOnSoN,
WIN. +, TUCKER and 5. d. +. MCEwEN.
For Aldermen Second WaTd-J. 4. WILL
Hanson, q. Il. CHAPLIN and l.. NJ. MAT
TIEWS.
Tor Aldermen Third Ward-L. A. BOYD,
u. L. HELM and GEO. ID. HODGE.
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Many county al inc HuntsNilIe Fair.

Billie Moore, Albert Burch, Ed. Shegog,
Gale Thomas and Mr.. CeerS attended the
Moore, Burch, Sheegog and Thomas re-
turned home last Monday. Geers went
from Huntsville to Selma, Ala, to attend
the Fair there, which comes off this week.
lie carried Col. Keesee's trOttiug mare,
DIANA" "JOe HOwerS," property of DR..
Akin; also his trOtting horse EAST Lynn
Below We give the different premiums that
were awarded at the Huntsville Fair to
ribbon county of Tennessee"
BlOoded StOck-Best stallion three years
and over, diploma and premium, $50,
Sheegog, Jr.
Pacing Race-Fastest horse, mare or geld
ing, mile heats, premium, SO, awarded to
Joe Bowers" property of DIR. James T.
Akin.
Fancy Teams-Best double team, vehicle
and harness included, premium, SlO, award
ed to Black & Moore, (Childress' team,l
Trotting Race-Fastest trotting team, one
| mile, premium, SIS, awarded to Col. Kee-
SEES Diana" and GeerS' "EaSt Lynn" AL
so for the fastest, horse, mare or gelding,
that never trotted under $50, three best in
five, premium SO, awarded to "Diana,
property of Col. KeeSee.
Pacing RaCe-FaSteSt pacing horse, mare
or gelding, mile heats, best three in five, in
harness or under saddle, all to go together,
premium $50, awarded to Joe Bowers, y
property of DIR. Akin.
Free for all TrOtting Race-Fastest horse,
mare or &c. ding; mile heats, best three in
property of Col. KeeSee.
Pacing Race-FaStest horse, mare or geld
ing, mile heats, best three in five; entry fee
$40 to be added to the purse; premium $50,
awarded to Joe Bowers" property of DR..
Akin.
Walker Scott and Maj. Campbell Brown
received several premiums on cattle and
sheep.
Huntsville Adrocate, Independent, Democrat
and Reporter, please copy.
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Grand Remedy.

One Hundred Boxes, new style Rams, at
eastern prices, just received, at the Empo-
rum of Fashion. oct. 22-tf.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Columbi a
Maury County Tennessee, Octo-
her the 18th 1879
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Latest style Millinery and Fancy goods
received daily at the Emporium of Fash
ION. oct. EFT.
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CHANCERY SALE.

by virtue Of decree Of the injury Chaucory
court, rendered at its April term, 1870. ia the
cause of ohm p. McGaw, CT al. W.. William
Galloway, ct al, / will proceed 90 SOL on
Monday, the 10th day Of November, 1870, tho
real estate mentioned and described iu tho
pleadings, to-wit; House and lot ia Column
bia, fronting on South Main Street, and bound
ed on the south by Mrs James l. Guest, or the
old Franklin House property north By John
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
EEG4L.
Administrators Sale OF
=. RenL Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the
prdbate court Of Ashtabula, Ohio, viii offer
for ssie at public auction on the premises on ne
III a9s dsT Of December A. d. 1875 between the
Sonrs 81 - O'Clock NJ. and one O'Clock p N, o.
aid day, the following described real estAts % :,
situste in the township Of Trumbul, County l ol
AsbtsbnIa and State or Ohio, and is Known as
LOT twenty four (2D. north division OF SAID toWn-
shin. Bounded as follows on the nortn, sou
east and west BY the lines Of said lot containing
one hundred six and six-one-hundretn aoets lAole
Terms OF sale one third in hand one
third in one year, and one third IN Two
years from the day os sale, with interest, the
1evments TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold Jefferson. Nov. 3Oth a. D. 1873.
DAVID LESLIE, Admin.
Upon'the estate Of John S. Leslie, deceased
BY W. P HoWlands ATTY. 4t9z
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
Legal Notice.

CARAH J. GOODWILL, whose
- olace OF residence is unknown, win take no
tice that on the 18th day Of November, A. d. 1873
Hiram B. Goodwill fled his petition in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas oa
Ashtabula County, Ohio praying 3 divorce from
said Sarah ]. Goodwill alleging as cause there
and also neglect Of duty. -
Said petition viii be for nearing at the nexi
term Of said Court, beginning Nov. S2nd- 1915. i,
rii 6tf350 LEONARD b MEANS,
Jefferson. Nov 1a. 1875 Pitts Attys-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
AttUchnlent,
h. Kohter, Plaintiff.

b. Konter, Plaintiff. F- r-ss-..
VS.. .
Julius Morris, Defepdantf s,r Jsaag Il
Before E. ". Richards.rJ. P. Of Ashtabula Town
ship and County, Ohio. -
ON the 18th day of November, A.
" D. 1876 said Justice issued an orderlof ~. AZ
taehment in the above action for the sum OF lSzeg
tWenty-efeht dollars. The case is for hearing on
the 18Th day of January, 1876. at O'Clock A. M,
the defendant being nonresident.
StIa53 H. KONTER, Plaintiff
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

% sell DR.. Chase's Recipes, or Iu.
f5Tbaskton s0f lsSerybody, in every county in the
Units6 etstss end Canadee. Enlarged By the
nubiisber TO Gas pages. IL contains over 1000
s1rei6Ia racines and ie suited 70 al classes and
condifions OF society. A wonderful bookEand
ahonsehoId necessity. Il sells at sight. Greatest
SisI1cesuent & ever offered to book agents. sam
pie copies sent by mail. postpaid, lor ~ E@xeln- @
siVe ferrltorY gwen Agents more than double
fheiP rooneT Address DR.. Chase's Steam Print
iur House, Ann Arb0r. Michigan. i8tl3fS
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
NotIee to Contraetors.

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
~ ceived at the once OF the Clerk Of the Board
OF Educafion Of Ashtabula township. at his resi-
denoe until Il O'Clock ct noon on Saturday Janu-
ary 1876 for building school house m 'Suo-Dls-
. trict No Nine on the South Ridge. aecordihg 70
Eacb bid must contain the name Of every per.
son interested in the same, and be aecompanl ea
by sufficient guaranty of some disinteresl@se go
person, that IL the bid Is accepted contract WIZ
Be entered into and the performance Of II proper
ly secured. Sc ~ -,
The bid for each kindof material called toF 1y
specifications must be stated separate ely, aho ne
price OF each given. and the price OF iaoor must
also be separately stated. . ,yEi
None but the lowest responsible eid VIII pc Ac-
cepted ana the Board may reject all O.cs. q -t-'
By order Of the Board ef Education.
N HUBBARD. Tp. Clerk.
Ashtabula. Dec. sth, 1870. llnE .lAu553
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth 624c for SOC.
10 pieces pure Mohairs worth $1.OO for 75c.
10 pieces pure Mohairs worth S1.25 for 874c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
ShGaUJs.

The most extraordinary downfall in these
goods ever known.
Double shawls been selling at $3.50 now $3.50.
Double shawls been selling at $500 now $3.50.
Double Scotch plaids, cheap at $40 for $3.50.
Double shawls, finest goods made, at $3.50
Also, large line of Paisleys at extremely
low prices.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
WoOLEN DEPARTNEEI

One lot all wool twilled Red Flannel, worth
q 4Oc for SIC. bns .lsq i.Ja,sr
One lot all wool very fine twilled Red Flannel,
d worth SOC for 373c. ~
One lot extra heavy Gray, all,wool, worth 523e
for 50c.L >..a 5tli ~ e.
One lot super Gray Flannel, worth SOefor zoe.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

so pieces Plaid Suitings, worth s7tc for 25c.
so pieces Genoa Plaids worth 3Oc for 20o
so pieces best Delaines, worth zoe for 15e.
100 pieces other styles Dress Goods, all at pri-
ces far below competition.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

Is pieces Shaker Flannel worth 35e for 25c.
1000 yards heavy Plaid Shifting, worth 45c
for SOC.
so pieces White all wool Flannel, full 25 per
cent below regular price
Is pieces Shaker Flannel worth 4Oc for SOC.
40 pieces Plaid Dress Flannels 25c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

so pcs Plaid Dress Flannels, worth 4Oc for sic
40 pieces all wool Home made Flannel, worth
45c for 374e.
500 yards all wool Robroy Flannel, worth soc
for 374c.
1000 yards Blue Twilled and Opera Flannels
at astonishingly low prices.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17

1000 yards Fast Colored Prints at SC.
1000 yards best goods, last years style at etc.
5000 yards Merrimac'and Cocheco, best goods,
74c. 7rfs 9yloses neg 'afi -a-7 dsa
5000 yards Bleached Cotton, yd wide, to &c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-17
Black Alpacas, Brilliantines and Pure

25 pieces Black Alpacas-very cheap-25c. +
10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth 4Oc for $50.
10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth soc for 4Oc.
10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth 55c for 45c
e BLACK CASHMERES.
One lot Black Gashmeres, very cheap, s5c.
One lot 46-inch wide, cheap at $T.25, for $1.OO.
One lot extra fine, worth $3.50, for $1.25 $50 I.
One lot very heavy and fine, worth ST. for
e' $1.50. AlH .-is-- zs.it -1'l'-7 80
10 pieces Seal Brown, worth $l.25 SIZE. a5t.
Is pieces, very dark, desirable shades,- worth
$I.24 for s73e.oas N ilec i'e-t.s-la siaaY"ie' r
WOole11 CLOTHS
.1UF AZ For Men and Boys Wear.
20 pieces double and twist, extra heavy, worth
3 f60c for 45c. .5s- Iai ss,f, .-. ..,.rr.f,, II
Is pieces heavy Cassimeres, worth soc for l62tc
pieces heavy twilled Cassimeres, all wool,
worth 9Oczfor 74c. o .uo ,--.--,r -, =
10 pieces Tweeds, half wool, worth, 50c for 35c
5ipcs all wool Cassimeres, cheap at S1.25 for 81
7 We cannot specify all the goods IN this de-
partment, but we have a very large stock that
will pay any one wishing to purchase to. exam
inc, for we can make them great saving. "
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