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IN MEMORTAM.
"Tnou hast all seasons for thine orn, O, Deofh

"71ou hast all seasons for thine o,rn, O, Deoth ~
In the morning of the year. in the morning Of her life
our beloved young friend, Mrs THEoDoo!A u bKol NJ
has passed away DEATH the great King inexorabe re-
entess is no rcsecer of persons and in this Instance
has chosen truly shining mari" Tears, prayers ana
cries of anguish alike unheeded. With footsteps
silent nd invisible he came and went chilling with Icy
breath fair and bcaueous ower and leaving its impress
on tender loving hearts.
teen had ever compored herself in manner most worthy
of emulation and for months we had watched win deep
interest the dawning of beautiful traits lne m
of her amiahle womany character vi her eau De .r
v said Those who knew her hest loved her most and
even stranger hearts were bowed sorrow at Ssht OF e
beautiful cay-cod FORM robcd in its bridal attire no.
indeed could look without that serene and lovely
face in the deep, solemn rcpoSe OF DEATH me whe nuS
folded softly over the pul:eesS noson aa M te @
lips: But what are our emotions 10 hls-liG stLehei
young husband whom she had given her heart anu
hand few short months ago, and who, with devotion
snguary beautiful had for many weary weeks cheereu
sustained and supported her sink ing frame, even down
through the valley and shadow of death? what avaeth
sympathy words of coincidence our offerings OF
love- They can heal the lacerated hear or wres
from it the one loved image planted there. me s"ees
Dreams brig hopes he had cherished have faded ana
the roses along his pathway have whered and died! But
o. sweet thought q, glorious Hope! Though the true
heart that beat him is puscles and cold though the
loved form is hidden beneath the dark collins lid an hour
OF reunion will come; hour when Tor MN the Seaeu
eyes will uncosc the mute lips open anu the oeulI M
hands be stretched forth in welcome; when the bright
brief life they had commenced on earth Will be CONTINUED
in that city with golden streets, and whose builder anu
maker is God" . ;,
sweet friend alieu We cannot recall thee if we would,
but we mourn that in selfish devotion We cannot sub
nit with deeper humility and more submission l" .ne
brance of thy untimely fate impress every youthful hcar
with solemn warming Like her thsy too" may be & called rsa
Young with all of youths hopes, ties and aspirations
Ever remember that
"Somewhere on this earthly planet,
Ia the dust of flowers to be,
In the dew-drop and the sunshine,
Waits solemn hour for me-
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FHURsDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1875.
Sale of Delinquent Lands.

Under the provisions of an act passed at the
recent session of the Legislature, the Comp
troler General has ordered that the sale of de-
linquent lands, which has been deferred until
now on account of certain technical difficulties,
shall take place on the first Monday in May
next. No further postponement will be made
in the matter, and the delinquents will save
trouble and expense by cancelling their indebt-
edness before the time specified. The list OF
delinquent lands for Anderson County appears
in to-day's ISSUE,
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The Tax Levy.

The act to raise supplies for the fiscal year
Z commencing November LIST, 1875, has not yet
been signed. by the Governor, and 1t is with'n
his power to keep the matter under considera-
tion until the next meeting of the Legislature,
as the act was presented for his signature only
the day before adjournment. He will do right
to. ponder we'll the chances of reduction IN the
rate of taxation, which is simply enormous, and
does not reflect credit upon reform admins
tration. The grievous burden of taxation is is
the identical load all honest men, without ref
9erence to party alignments, desire to remove
from the shoulders of the people. The contem-
plated levy under this act would yield larger
amount of money than under any former ad-
ministration, and in some counties the rate OF
taxation is preposterous and excessive beyond
any previous iniquity. We hope that Gov
Chamberlain will not sign the act unless ne is
convinced that there is no possible chance OF
securing reduction.
We stated last week that the total levy for
State purposes was twelve mills. By an exam
.ination Of the act itself, we find that this was
an error, and that the levy is for l3 2-5 mills,
exclusive of county taxes. Nine mills are le-
We'd to support the government in its various
departments, and the balance goes to the settle
ment of claims and deficiencies under former
administrations, many of which are the most
glaripg frauds. The whole thing is a mon
strous caricature upon the idea of reform and
honesty.
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China GrOrc, March 81, 1875.

-. The election in Connecticut on Monday
last is regarded as close contest and the re-
suit for congressman is not predicted. Both
parties claim the State, and the successful side
will only have small majority.
- The spring freshcts, in some parts, of the
country, have done great deal of damage,
specially along the Delaware aud Susquehanna
rivers. Bridges were swept away, lands were
overfowetl, houses were damaged by water, and
in some instances t. tally wrecked aud carried
away. The losses by the flood and obstruction
to railroad traffic will not fall short of ,QQO,-
0U0
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REAIMUS.
For the anderson MtelHgencer.
HWhat | Know about Farming"

Mr.. EDITOR: About the middle of March,
1874, we threw aside the "birch and ferule, :"
and bidding farewell to the school room for a
season, we betook ourself to the plow, for the
purpose of trying our hand in the very popular
game of raising cotton with which to buy corn,
flour, bacon, etc. We cultivated about twelve
acres-eight in cotton and four in corn-upon
which we raised four bales of cotton and about
fifty bushels of corn.
But our object in penning this communica-
ton is to tell the readers of your journal the
amount of cotton which we raised upon one
acre. We measured off one acre, calling it our
brag patch, intending to give it ultra prepara-
ton, fertilization, etc. The last week in March
we subsoiled it with one-horse plow, and then
laid it off with a twister, the rows exactly three
feet apart In these drills we put 800 lbs. of
Zcll's Phosphate, running in each drill after
having put in the guano with subsoil We
then ridged upon the fertilizer with subsoil,
running twice upon each side of the drill,
making, as it were, a double ridge, breaking
out the middles with twister. This was the
mode of preparation. We planted it on the
18th of April.
AS soon as the cotton came up we scraped
on each side of the row with hoe, and then
Immediately ran round it with two-teethed
harrow, straddling the row. A few days after
this we ran round it with small gopher, the
hoes following, bringing it to stand. We
ran round it the third time with Il small twls-
ter, bar side to the cotton. About the first day
of June we ran round and ploughed out the
mddlcs with long and newly pointed shovel.
From this time until the 7th of July, when We
laid it by, we ploughed it three times with
fifteen inch sweep going three times in each
row. 1t WAS hocd about as often as ploughed.
The yield was 140l lbs. of white cotton in
the seed, besides some fifty or sixty pounds OF
yellow, for, notwithstanding it was SO highly
fcrtiized, yet, i'll consequence of the warm,
rainy weather through September, it grew on
till frost. Hence, we infer that were cotton
land thoroughly and deeply subsoilcd, it would
pay to use 400 lbs of commercial fertilizers to
the acre. Upon this, however, we may say
more at some future time.
w. II.
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TEXAS.

\ SHORT PosTPONEMENT OF the IENAs ne Ne
AL ESTATE DRAWING, until MAY 18th, 1875.
Tickets reduced to $l.OO. No scaling of Prizes,
but brtSS' every one paid in full over 10000 acres
of choice land, centrally located. near rail-
roads, Ii Houses, 1925 Gold Coin prizes, among
them one of $4,000, and one of $4,000. Our
enterprise is endorsed by the City Council
Reliable Agents wanted Send for circulars.
They will convince you we are both reliable
and responsible Tickets only Sl.0O. Eleven
for $40, and % for SO. No connection With
any other similar enterprise.
J. E. FOSTER, Manager, Houston, IeHas.
May s, 1915 50
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Delinquent Land Sale.

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Harrison, F. F., acres.
Simmons, X. L., one lot.
Wilson, Mrs. Sarah E., building, lots.
BELTON TOWNSHIP.
Davenport, VIM. NJ, 81 acres, building.
BRJsHY CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Smith, John B., 80 acres.
CENTREvILLE TOWNSHIP.
Webb, Dudley H., 80 acres.
GARv1N TOWNSHIP.
Trescot, VIM. Henry, GIG acres.
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
Guyton, A. W., 1S9 acres, building.
PENDLETON TOWNSHIP.
Moore, Thomas F., SIS acres.
VARENNES TOWNSHIP.
Norris, Estate J. E., Ats acres, building.
Norris, Waller S., 2S6 acres, building.
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, lot and 2
buildings in the town of Anderson, for the
years 1871, 1872, 1878 and 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that the whole of
~ the several parcels, lots and parts of lots
of Real Estate described in the preceding list,
or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay
the Taxes, penalties and assessments charged
thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of An
derson County, South Carolina, at his office in
said County, on the FIRST MONDAY Of
MAY, A. d. 1875, unless said taxes, assess
and such sale will be continued from day to
day, until all of said parcels, lots and parts of
lots Of real estate shall be sold or offered for
sale. THOMAS J. WEBB,
Auditor Anderson County.
April s, 1875 3S
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The Supreme Court.

For the information of lawyers and others
interested, we will state that the April term of
the Supreme Court begins on the third Tuesday
in this month. The causes from the Eighth
Circuit will be called on Tuesday, 9th inst,
and be heard until the close of the week.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE Contract for rebuilding the Bridge
across Three and Twenty Mile Creek in Earle's
plantation, below Centreville, will be let to the
lowest responsible bidder on THURSDAY, the
Goth of APRIL instant. The party to whom
the contract is awarded will be required to give
bond, with good security, for the faithful per-
formance of contract according to specification.
Specifications exhibited on day Of awarding
contract
The right to reject any and all bids reserved.
O. H. P. FAINT,
Commissioner.
April s, 1875 3S
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
BY J. H. MCCONNELL, AuctioHeer.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed,
ID will expose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in MAY NEXT, at Anderson Court
House, the following
TRACT OF LAND,
Situated in Anderson County, containing 200
acres, more or less, bounding lands of Peter G..
Acker, NJ. E. Mitchell, and others. Levied on
as the property of Mrs. L. O. Hammond, at
the suit of James w. Poore.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay extra for pa
pers.
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The copartncrship Of BARR, WATSON &
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The remaining stock Of goods being purchased
by w. b. Watson and w. G. Watson which
will he sold out at tho old stand, under the firm
name Of w. H. Watson IL Co.
w. +. BARR,
D. S. WATSON.
w. b. WATSON,
w. G. WATSON.
April ], 1875 IS 3
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NOTICE

IT'S hereby given that application will be made
thirty days after date to John w. Daniels,
ESQ. Clerk Of the Court for Anderson County
for a Charter incorporating the Bolton Baptist
Church, in accordance with the Act OF Assem-
blv in such cases made and provided.
By order of the Church.
JAMES w. POORE,
Church Clerk.
April s, 1875 80
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, at the residence of Mr.. John
Dobbins, on Sunday morning last, by Rev.
]. S. Murray, Mr.. ]. JESSE DOBB1NS and
late Thomas Shelton, all of this County.
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EALDIBs' SroRy
ANDERSON, S. G.
SPRING STYLES, 1875.

AGAIN invite my friends and customers
to call and examine my large stock of MILL
merry and DRESS GOODS, which I have
just received.
spent two weeks in the North, where 1
posted myself in all the styles for the present
season.
My DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT is
complete, and guarantee satisfaction in Ma
king and in the styles for Cutting and Fitting.
Ladies' and Childrens HATS trimmed in
the most fashionable styles, and upon the
shortest notice. Orders received by Railroad
will be filled, and goods sent by next train.
keep on hand large stock of LADIES'
GLOVES and HOSIERY, young Ladies' and
Gents FANCY SASHES, BOWS and TIES.
I am still the agent for Madam Demorest's
Patterns for Ladies' and Children, and have
large stock on hand which will be sent by
mail when ordered.
Special attention given to all the styles for
Party and Bridal Outfits. Attention also given
to dress for Funeral occasions and Burial Ser
vices.
New Goods received weekly.
I thank my friends for their past patronage,
and most respectfully solicit continuance Of
the same.
MRS. C. C. PEGG.
April s, 1875
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
by J. II. MCCONNELL, Auctioncer.

DY virtue of Executions to me directed, 1
ID will expose to sale on the FlfSI Nun
DAY in MAY next, at Anderson Court
House, the following property, 10 Wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 1o7 acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, near Picrcetown, bounding
lands of James Martin, Capt. NJ. b. Williams,
and others. Levied on as the property OF
George q. ;lrod, at the suit of l.. Y. Arnold.
Terms Casl,-purchascr to pay extra for pa
pcrs. u,,, ,,.c17r1>
Sheriff.
AprilS, lS1l IS
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NOTICE.

nERSONS having business with G. W. Ham
mond, as Trial Justice, will find him
upstairs, over a. p. Hubbards, with L. D..
Kennedy. All business entrusted to his care
prompt tended to.
G. w. HAMMOND, T. j. a. c.
April 8, 1875 50
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-Spinner's retirement will necessitate the
counting Of every dollar in the treasury vaults,
amounting tn more than one hundred millions
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April s, 1875
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhusEMENTs-sEcoSp PAGE-First, second and third
AsrkoLoGY-sKcosD PAcr-sixth coumu
BoAkSERs F.snFh ana sixth
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-srcosD PAGE
BRookLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FiRsr
BUSINESS ss5e Observation-Disclosures i9g5s fGlSmh r.cx
cry
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sxvEsru PAor-Fith
1sD
coAsTwisE srEAMsHIps-F1asr pAcr-Finh and
ssss r.s.9A,,s column
REEXTIsTEY- TI EY-TEcosp PAcE.slxth column.
Ihf AND
r4cPNpourth rHum anIsmn
ExSURsIoSs. iSsa FIRST rfSaEr facrrsssb Column sS
sS S1 sFasssHss sSSa TO LET
x,,, SECOND PAGE-fifth column -
HELP n9 ns fHu%hs pAo.-nn and
HoRsHsa e&RRiaGEs, 4c-Fn.. p4ar-sseoad and
HSTsEs SSSSs aS sSu%s r.o.s.
INpCsTEiAL EXHIBITION coMpANY-Fnsr PAes-
IyssSL4RGSriSS@ sEcosD pAosarourth column;
LOST AND FOUND-tIRsT PAGE-FirSt column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-FOurth column
MARBLE MANTELS-FIEsr PAGE-rhird column.
h1Sssns pAo.
sixth column
MUSICAL-SEcoND PAcE-Third column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcR-stxth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGK-First column
PLANOEokrEs ORGANS. 4C.-sEcoND PAor-Fourth
PRoEss siONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FExALEs-
or Of %H 6H9 For SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED--FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column.
kkSTAU RANTS EcoND PA0E-Sixth column
REWAkDS-t IRsr PAGE-trst column.
SALES Al AUCIION-SEvENTn PAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES- KvENTH PAGE
First, second, third and fourth columns.
SlTUAflUNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Fifth column.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsr PAGE-First and second
sPoRr,NG-DoGs. BIRDS. &C.-FlRsr PAGE-second
column
CHE TkADEs-SEvRN-H PAoE-s,xth column
THE TUkF-FtRsT PAGE-Second column
TO LET EOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoHp PAGE
Fifth column.
TRAyELLERs GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ANU APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fitth column. fT.
WANTED TO RCHASE-SEcOND PAGk-Sixth column.
WESICHESTER COUNTY PROPERLY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
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daily sundays excepted at = M. Through tickets
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
and 1As usissS sssss s,aes .aank sali hlns Route
cortiandt streets. as folews;- 49, y
s:SP; M. sunday: ana s:s0P: NJ 49,. .sr.,.,.,,,
5 rSaP aaysa Sa Ssss
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TSaia; slTiSs SiiSv; SiitsSyrS s;s and 20
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Tstes 4a ts. otcs: s,s and "a Broadway; No As.o,
s!ress HcSoSsn; E%igraas Ticket oass No. Bas
sf1 F1R2SK THOMSON, General Manaser A'''''s' Ass"'
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

-
(SREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL. ENGLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers of this line will sail pier Is
River toows:-
GREAr WESTERN. Captain Windham Wed, Jan. ~
ARAGON. captain Lymos Saturday, Feb. d
CABIN passage, S7Oi intermedlate $40; steerage $780,
currency; excursion tickets. Sl3D.
Apply to the agent, 10 South street
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.

OF the
NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
These bonds issued for the purpose raising funds
fer the erection Of building the city of New York
be used Tor
PERPETUAL WORLDS FAIR
hib and sell his goods and patenee show his
inventiona centre OF industry which will prove q
benefit TO the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature of the State OF New
wealthy and respectable merchants, these gentle
men have purchased no less than eight blocks Of the
valuable land the cty OF New York. build
ing 20 be erected will be seven stories high $50
height. snrmounted by magnificent DOME and will
cover space OF twenty two acres II will be
OF IRON, brick and glass be made freprooi. The
bonds, which all tor so first
mortgage on the land anu building and, the purpose
OF making them popular The directors have decided
have quarterly drawings OF SldO000 each. this
being the interest the amount OF the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive at least S2, but he
may receive
$l00,0O0'
or s35.000, or $4,000, or $5OOl or $3,00O &C., &c.
These drawings take place every three months and
eventually every Bond will participate IN them.
The next premium allotment will be held on
MONDAY MARCH l. 1875
which day l,00U Premiums, amount to 9l5U.000,
will be distributed among 900 bondhoders We have
limited number OF Drawn Series Bonds hand, which
may be purchased on application
A0asssi noRdaNTMau. Gs T4ai ans BRUNO e'a0o' Co,
Is PARK row. New YORK.
Post office drawer No 80
Remit by draft New York city banks, registered let.
ter or Post office money order
Postponement impossible under this plan.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn
Will leave pier No North River sainrdav. January
o. at r. NJ. Freight received daily. Through
given to Galveston. Ind anola. Rockport Aranzas
Wharf, Brazos Santiago, st Louis and Mobile. Cabin
passage $50 steerage S5 For freight passage apply
10 CLARK SEAMAN, IS West street
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4 SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE BY
n PUBLIC AUCTION TOMORROW TUESDAY,
JANUARY 49, AT II O'CLOCK PROMPT. AT
STABLE NO. 3 NELSON PLACE, BETWEEN Wa
VERLEY AND CLINTON PLAC s, OF FIVE FINE
AND ELEGANT HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
BLANKETS, WHIPS. &C, including a very handsome
sSrre Mare Isa hands high years Old: sired by Gold
driver can trot close to 24 and with proper handling
Also very fast brown Gelding, lsa high. years old
sired by Mambrino Chief dam Lexngton can trot bet
ter than 2:6o; he would make valuable gentleman's
road horse as his good disposition and kindness har
ness make him second to no young trotter In the
ry he FULLY warranted sound and kind without ault
or trick
Also extra fine bay Gelding, l5,s high years old;
Stylish tree ana pleasant driver trotted In 242
never Deen trained on track to develop speed; he
ises TO make No. trotter; warranted sound and kind.
Also sorrel 0eding. l51s high, years old sired by
Young Woul. dam Jupiter; he Is perfect and reliable
roadster very stylish and gany, with extra fine action
can be driven by the most timd lady; does not pull
lug can always peat ESQ to wagon and more sensible
ranted sound and kind.
Also rich. prompt and gamy bay Gelding, E2x high,
years old sired by Iron Duke dam Pilot, Jr has
been trained IS ine gated. gentle and amabie; prom.
tses well, and his noble qualities and style make him
second TO no young horse in the State for road family
purposes he IS warranted sound and kind.
Also two other Horses; description on dav OF sale.
Pony fheaton, two top wagons one family Sleigh,
made by Gould Of Albany; single and double Harness,
All will be sold to highest bidder without limit
eryaton stock to be seen Ut stable As ABOVE Ut all
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

INALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPOR1
j. and Fall River.-The steamers NEWPORT and OIL
COLONY ZS North River loot of Murray street
daily Sundays excepted) at r. N. Through tic Kse e
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
AL.
IMPORTANT NOrICEiN
co TO
JOHN DANIELL 4 SONS.
10 BROADWAY. NEAR EIGHTH STREET
THEY ARE OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS PREvIOUS TO TAKING AC-
COUNT OF sTOCK) IN
BLACK SILKS. LAcES RIBBONS.
MILLINERY GOODS
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IQUOR STORE TO ExCHANGk-FOR A SMALL
~ rains House around New York suburbs, valus OF
Sss @ wv Esys q "a sssi \, so: H:..s Ss'n h. address f'f