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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-28

NEW YORK Herald's st. Louis
special: Hendricks does not come
up as his ardent friends have de-
sired, Hancock is only moderately
pressed and Thurman is as yet only
heard of in a whisper of the posi-
bility that some Ohio delegates less
wild than the others will see the
hopelessness of Aliens case, the
imminent likelihood of the nomi-
nation of an Eastern man and will
take up Thurman in the attempt to
keep the nomination within their
own reach. But the attempt to
weaken Tilden is not confined to
legitimate political combination on
the part of his opponents. 1t has
taken a far less satisfactory shape,
and has become a demonstration of
mingled insolence, arrogance and
blackguardism, and has gone to
such lengths that it has excited the
disgust of those who oppose Tilden
nationally, and the unqualified in
dignation of delegations from every
section of the country,
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he may be exactly the sort of metal
required to make a living Presi-
dent. The South is well posted,
keeps cool and takes no important
part. The man most acceptable to
the North and West viii suit the
South.
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BALTmoRE, June 28 -Rt. Rev. George
N. Cummins, senior bishop Of the Re,
formed Episcopal Church, died at his
residence in Lutherville, Baltimore
county, yesterday afternoon, Of inaam.
nation Of the bowels.
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lows mother?" asked the Prince Of
Wales after he had kissed his wife and
babies all round. THE Hempress is
well" replied Alexandria. "Hempress
be 'anged,' retorted the Prince. "She
ought to ave knocked around linda as
Hi ave, and then she might talk about
bein' Hempress," and be gave his head
a contempluous toss Chicago Times.
The man who is fortunate enough to
win a bet with a lady usually gets il in
clippers. The common device is a blue
silk ~rhinOceros roofing up a yellow satin
morass, and most men Of fine feeling
prefer to frame them rather than to wear
them. -Norpich Bulletin.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE, Goth: eff
the anti Tilden men at st. Louis
were not the truth-loving and hon
esty-admiring patriots they are SO
well known to be, the prejudiced
and uncharitable might say they
had been playing off the Governor
as a reformer not believing him to
be one, and hat finding out their
mistake at some cost to themselves
they had turned upon him with,
$50, SO, old fellow, you mean it, do
you? Well, wen see about that,
and commenced feeling for his fifth
rib. But it cannot be that they are
playing at a game Of deception.
OH no. They are feeling for the
Governors fifth solely in the inter-
est of imperiled truth"
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nomination for o. 5. treasurer.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-The President
sent the following nominations to the
Senate: Albert NJ. Wyman. for Treasu-
rer of the United States, vice John G..
New, resignedi William P. Titcomb, Of
Massachusetts, for Assistant Register Of
the Treasury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-28

MI. HENRY WATTERsoN, who
acquitted himself so handsomely as
temporary chairman of the st.
Louis convention, yesterday, is a
Tennesseeau, of good old stock, and
the OLD Volunteer State claims with
Kentucky a share of the honors
and the triumph he achieved by
ability and tact and a prompt dis
charge of high duties.
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Attempt 10 shoot a Preacher.

BNoHAMProY, N. Y, June % j. A..
Coleman, Of Mitchell, Ind was arrested
yesterday for attempting to shoot Rev.
E. A. Francis, Baptist r~evivslist, neal
this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-28

The New York Herald, of the
26th, contains a complet, list Of
the delegates to the st. Louis Con-
vention and their procliyities. The
recapitulation stands as follows
Whole number, 1873; for Tilden, as
first choice, 352; for Hendricks,
ia; for Bayard, So; for Allen, SO;
for Thurman, SO; for Hancock, 30;
for Broadhead, 6; for Parker, 20;
for Seymour, 8; for Davis, II; fol
doubtful, So.
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Cnrh.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiona Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, etc.. 1 will
send a recipe that will sure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosRPH
7. imam. StationD, Bible House. New York
CITY. l.I56-eodkw
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V Telegrams.

CAIRO, June % Arrived Hoosier
and Buckeye, Ohio river, 9 p M Vint
Shinkle, Cincinnati, IL; Norton, St.
Louis, 5 am. Dsparted-Vint Shinkle,
Memphis, 3 am; Norton, Ohio river.
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ProhnhIIItIea.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-For Tennes.
see and the Ohio valley, stationary or
higher barometer, opposing cooler north
erly and warmer %southerly winds, cloudy
and rainy weather, possibly developing
into an area OF low pressure.
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L LEDGER
oEEICE-NO. Is MADISON srnuu-.
M EN- HIS
wednesday Evening, June IS, 1876.

The subscription price Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is SO per annum for the Daily,
and SO per annum for the weekly-POst
age free. .
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EOR POSTERS. SHOW BILLS, CARDS.
Il Circulars, etc.. gotten up with the Ia eel
style Of types and on superior paper Q any
rina stock and prices,
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EXTRAORDINARY!
CLOSING OUT OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
AT B. LOWENSTEIN & Bros

WE BFo 10 CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL INTERESTED IN THE PURCHASE
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to close out TIL entire inc Of summer stock In tho department.
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Mems Lse Thread Undershirts, 1925, $3.50 and 1915
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The best line of Gents Dress Shirts, Collars, Cuffs Scarf, Bows, Ties
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Concert az shepherdstown.

NEssRs. EDs. FGEE Pass: The GRAND
Concert announced in the Register OF the 2Jtn
ul,imo, FOR the benel, Of the Sunday School
Of Trinity Church, took place in the ball oil
Shepherd College on Friday evening". March
81, and to the great qualification Of all, was a
success which surpassed the most sanguine ex-
pectatiou Of even the most enthusiastic. The
programme rs arranged by Mrs. ID. ID. Pen
dleton. the directIess, gave evidence Of admira-
Die taste haviug been displayed both IN lis
selections aud 10 its adaptation to the appre-
citation Of the general public.
The managers were peculiarly fortunate, at
this time, IN secGrng an array Of musical ta'-
cut, the very announcement Of which was re-
gard,d as the best possible guaranty OF the
success Of the movement. The performance
began with a chores: " The Glad New Year,
which was a fitting prelude to the musical
feast that was tu follow.
We cannot, Of course, 60 into minute details
and Will have o. be content with SIMPLY no
ting the salient features of the concert. II Is
to be regretted thar Tie acoustic properties Of
tue auditorium were so far faulty as to destroy
10 some extent the effect Of the choruSes.
Tue very popular little prima donna, Miss
Miuuie Hall, Of whom Shcpherdstown Is SO
Justly proud. watbled forth 50 Delightfully."-
Milarl's pathetic ballad, &" Waiting" as 10
bring down the house most emphatica'ly.-
Angels are Watching" duet, as sung 10y
the sisters, Miss Harp and Mrs. Licklider, was
received with great appreciation 10y every one.
Our attention WAS directed as prominent a.
mong the performers, 10 Miss Ada Swartz-
weller. a Winchester celebrity, whose star, as
a pianist. has lust appeared above the horizon
with remarkable brilliaucy; aud we snail
watch with interest aud enthusiasm its steady
PROGRESS 10 the zenith Of fame. Miss lICU-
bard's rerditi0n upon FIRST class Stciuway
piano Of the Mlckiug Bird variations, was
10 respect Of execution aud expression, as tiue
rs we have ever heard Ii is OF course, super
ilpous 70 say tn t she was most heartily en-
clreI The tenor and bass singers, McsSrs.
Crlell aud Nell with whose gifts in that
line you are doubtless more or less familiar,
7 LiI tIeir " level best" A very attractive lea-
ture of the performance, was the Evening
/ Hymn. aSyeudered hy Misses Morgan SwMiz-
we,leT aud Bowv, the last named young Ia
dv possessing an alto voice of peculiar dellca-
cy ana sweetness Master L y Shepherd FIX
/ ecuted violin s,lo with such clectrifyiag e.
. feet as 10 elicit the most prolonged aud VI
rlarjous applause.
T There are many others among the drumd''s
perS0ag. of whose very crcj,ab,c perform
luccs we should like 20 make mention, but we
axe reluctant % occupy more space IN your al
ready uvrrcr1wlcl columns. As a grand Il
. ra,c The Voice Of Free Grace WAS sun! Ia
chorus. the effect Of which, as You may readily
Imagine, was truly inspiring.
Vlis ,ya iru,t Is hint the lprjnuiug Of Sc-
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DIED.

IH Baltimore. on SATURDAY,. March 4th. $50,
NJ. GEORGE EDWARD CORD Eli, late OF this
place. in The GIth year OF his age.
I'm Char'est1wu, on March 2nd, 1876. Mrs. =. c.
MANNING. vile of y W. Manning, Esq in the
esd wear of her age.
Ia Cumberland, Nd. March 4. 1876. or Pneu-
mouta. MINNIE. Twin daughter OF Richard Ware,
formerly OF this county, aged years
At her residence iu Frederick county. Va, Jan
uary %, lSIC, Mrs. MARY ANDREWS, aged 60
years.
We were weeping al her pillow,
Tor we knew that she muStdie,
Aud -he house is sad and lonely
Since our dear mother IN Che grave mustlic
Yet again wc hope % mcet her,
When tlc DIV OF l., is fed,
Aud iG Heaven with i1v t. greet hsr,
Where uo farewell tear J., shed.
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On the 9th February, 1876, at Mt. Vernon Mills,
Baltimore county Md, bv Rev. Messr'. Geo. '.
Leech and james \. Davis, Rev. ROBERT J..
BISHOP, ct Baltimore Annual Conference, VI. T..
Church. 20 Miss ELIZABETH NJ. FOX, Of Balti-
more county, Md. eldest daughter Of Geo. W.
Fox. formerly OF Shepheidst5wr.
Tn Hagcrstown, Nd, February %. 1876, BY Rev.
!. Il. Williams. Mr.. JAS. VI. FUEAEl aud Miss
ELLEN !. FACYER, both OF Berkeley county.
Ia Ilagerstn,u Md, February p. 1876. by Rev.
J. Il. Williams. Mr. JOHN L. MCKINNEY and
JENNIE EAMES, both Of Berkeley county.
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D. Z. LUCAS and others
Eeaact from Decree Of Nor,'H5'r &c, 1875.

E1,dct from Decree q Aors@5r 10, 1870.
"These causes arc re- committed 10 Commission
er Cleon Moore with Instructions 60 reform his
Report by giving Defendant William j. Gran
than credit on the debt of the National Bank OF
Martinsburg, Tone of Walter Shirley's Admins.
traitors Tor 1888. % of date July IL, 1870 and
also by creditiug said Grautham with the claim
reported in favor of Epbraim Watson. it having
been paid, and said Commissioner shall receive
any proof as to credits claimed On the debts Of
BGrkhart 4 Son and II. II. Blackburn-and shall
receive proof Of all credits on any Of the claims
audited against said " lillian J. Grantham-and
the Court being further of opinion that PARTITION
of the Kline tract, should be made among the
parties entitled % the same aud that the share ol
William J. Grantham, 10 10 in the Kline tract
should be laid off before sale OF lis interest can
be decreed. and il is ordered that the Plaintiff
Andrew W. MeCicary is given leave TO amend
his Bill If necessary. making the necessary parties
in order to such partition, md the sad Cleon
Moore is further directed to ascertain and report
whether such PARTITION has been heretofore made,
and if so report the same to this Court, and the
Commissioner shall audit ard report as To any
other debts properly chargeablc upon said kea!
Estate"
A Copy-Tcsic
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk, e. C..
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WEST.

\ PuBLrc SALE.-A Public Sale Of Persona
PropeTty-Stock and Farming Implements
will take place on Tuesday, March II 1876,
at the Rich Woods % Farm, three miles
West Of Char,est1wu on Summit Point road,
10y ". L. Alexander For particulars see
baudbils. (2w.l
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Special Notices.
How Lost, How
tpSIOl'cII

lIcSl OIcd.
Just published, a new edition ct Dir.
GtA CULNERW Celebrated Essay on
k.ss7 the radical cure without medicine) OF
Is @3 SpermatorrLUa or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental
and Physical lncapaeity, lmpediments to Mar
rage etc ; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and FITS,
induced by sgliindulgcnce or sexual cxtravasance
dc.
EN-Price. in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
fu practice. that the alarming consequences OF
seltabusc NAV be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the aPpli-
cati n OF the knife; pointing out mode OF cure
at once simple. certain, aud eilectua by means 81
which every sU.lcrcr, no matter what his condi-
ton NAV be. may cure himself cleaply, privately,
and radically
VA. This Lecture should be in the hands ofevery
man IA the land.
Scntuud.r sal, in plain envelope, 10 any ad
dress postpaid, on rcceipto of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
l2T Bowerv. New York. Post Office Box, 1850.
July 81, lS75.-Nuv. IS, 1873.
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ABoUT $50 AcREs.

Lies in rear =. cae arsi Tract aud separated from
u by the aeuandnah Valley Il. Il. On this tract
TIE iDr .Ovenenis are PLATO. These lauds are con
iessf dly among The best Ia this limestone region
situated ia a deligbnsl neighbofbCod, very
healthy, and surrounded by every convenience a
TO Churches Fectories, Mills. Stores. Post Office,
DC. The Shenandoah Valley X. H., passes through
2nd Tract aud divides the 1T and sfd, and a sits
FOX Depot hss been located on the Let Tract,
where the Railroad intcrsecn the coautry road
running from RipoD TO Sunni. Point. An tbs
Tracts have wood sufficient for farm pufpOSes-
At the same time and place, will Offer The large
Store House and Residence, and ortbuiltincs with
about One Acre Of ground In tie Town Of kipon,
part 81 same esiste. Tbis Is coBsidere1 ere OF the
best business stsnds ia the County.
TERMS OF SALE.-O3e-Tbifd Cash, the resi-.
due in two equal annual payments Of one and two
years With Interest from the Gay Of sale, apd 10 be
secured by lien on tie property. The farms ere
rented TIL the Let of April, ls77-bui the Lard
lords share, one halt u all crops raiscd in the
meantime, 90 with the land. Possession u The
Store House property made known on dag Of sale
Sale - take place al lso'clock, 81.
n. 5. WHITE,
March 4, ls7e-5t. Special Commissioner
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1Tu OF APRIL, IsYo.

Ia front Of the Court House, ia CLarlcsiown. Ia
said County, the elegant country seat of the late
W. +. Turner. called RlPOS LODGE" near
the Town OF ldpon, on the Charlcstown & Berry
vile npike-abOut lye miles from Gu arlestOwD,
seven from Berryyile aud three from Summit
Point, on the Winchester and Potomac Z. r. For
greater convenience the original Tract has been d.
yided into three Farms Of moderate size. The
first coufaiuio~
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlestoyn. Pro
| iohaliy. on Monday. March. l3th. aud
remain week Or more. oh.c. r. The Ou.ags
House.
Fcbrg4rr .. Is7f g.
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~ Largo stone Dwelling,

~ IafG g - q III q ~ w 9 fItH =
a Barn and Stablug. DuubIe Corn Crib, and
other necessary Out-Buidiucs. 4 never-lail-
Ing Spring Of Water, a large Orchard ol APP
pie Peach aud Cherry Trees, about 80 Acres
Of Timber land
Persons desiring further Information n this
farm will call 90 Joseph d Holmes Of liar
pers Ferry, OF at the law Office If H. II Black
burn, 10 Martiusburg, " Va. j.
THE TERMS OF SALE are one-ihirl Cash
IN tie day Of sale. aud the balance in tSo
equal paymentsi 10 one aud two wears espest-
lively, with interest from day e sale The
purchaser will be required to execute bonds
with scOl personal security for The deferred
payments.
Upon coFfrmafon Of sale. Deed with
Covenan. Of So -cial warranty will he made,
rese'viDg Iiau thereon l0E the deferred pay
ments.
Said property s offered a. private sale 10
the mean time. as ordered ia said Decree.
Said sale to be made ct tie cost Of John ".
Nisewanncr, the purchaser at former sale, he
having failed to comply with tie terms and
conditions of former sale.
II. II BLACKBURN,
JOS d. HOLMES,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
VIZ. I. ANDERSON. Auctionoer.
March (. 1876.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURsUANT to a Decree Of iSe Circuit Court
/ Of Jefferson County, ". Va, in a cau,e there
IN pending between John ). Saunders and wiz.
Plaintiffs, and w. r. Turner'S Adm. and Others,
Deft's, the undersigned Special Commissioner sp
pointed Tor The puTp0se, will otter for ssle on tho
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Dissolution Of CO-Partncr-
ship.
February u, 1876.
Consolidating and Livery.

VNHE undersigned will continue the Coach
Making aud Livery business in Charlestown'
and will be pleased to have the patronage hereto
fore so literally extended to the late irm.
Feb II, 1876. \. W. HANhS
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AgCUT IGf ACRES.

Runs gp to the Town Of Ripon. is Handsomely i'm
proved with large Stone Dwelling, and ali ne
eessary outbuildings, with large and beautiful
Lawn extending to the Trnpike. The second,
containing 49, l-2 Acres, also extending to tbs
Turnpike, and y impi oved with a neat new Real.
denec, having Rooms, new Barn Of modern con
struetion and AZ continents and lar-o rev double
Com unn.e- .fhn din. t-<.L -
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Commissioners Notice.

IN tie circtit Cur, Of Jefferson County,
L West Virginia.
\. W. McCLEAEY and oilers,
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Local Trains make clos, connections at llar-
pcrs Ferry wsth Express Trains for all points
West ON Main Stem.
~ Mail Train through to Baltimore without
change OF cars.
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Commissioners Sale
-uF-
Valuable Real Estate.

DY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
70 6f Jefferson Comfy, West Va, rendered
on the 18th day of November, 1875, in the
Cbaucery Causes Of George b. Stephenson vs..
William Nisewauncr's Adm, and others, and
C. Nisewanrer and others IS. j. W. Neor and
Others, the undersigned, Special Commission
ers, will resell, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, in front Of the Court House in
Charlrstuwu.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ! will execute fore
going Decree at nv Office in Charlestown, West
Virginia, on Monday, March 9th, 1876.
CLEON MOORE,
Commissioner.
February &c, 1876.
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Personal.

TLOWER SEED.-Will keep on hand hne
4 selection Of Flower Seed. in illustrated pack
ages. JAS. EEW. H00FF X co.
January %, 1876.
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spring.

Come, gentle SrsiNe ETHEREAL Milduess. come
Aud irJm The bosom ot Won dropping cloud.
While music wakes around, yelled IN a shower
o. sAsdoUinE roses, on our plains descend
IAomsoH's Seasons.
From time iamemorial March has been
recognized as The birth-month Of Spriug /:
that genial happy season when birds begin
.Leir caoEass aud Nature shaking OF its melt
Ing uia.ry chains. buds forth in tree and plant
and aowcr-aal clover Uuaccustomed as we
are 70 poetic ijyas-ei,ler the possession or ex-
PRECISION ofthe same--we take the liberty of lay
ius before our readers some few extracts from
Ae poem Spring, By james Thomson, the
English writer
And see where surly Wrv-rR passes OF,
Far ta the north. and calls his rutan blasts.
Ills blasts obey. and quit the bowling hin,
The shattered forest. aud the ravaget vale;
While softer gales succeed. at whose kind touch
Disso'ying SHOWS ID living torrents lost.
The mountains h.t their green heads to the sky.
Du;we uuetr become elated, for
As vet the trembling year IS une0uhrmed,
Aud Winter 0.tatcyl resumes the breeze,
Chi.is the pale morn aud bids his diving sleets
Deiorm the day delighuess;
Al last from Aries rolls the bouuteOus sun,
Aud che bright Bull receives him. Then no more
tn expansive atuosI here is cramped with cold ;
But. tuli ar li.e ald vivitvius soul,
Lifts the lisht clouds sublime, and spreads them
tL;u.
Fle.cy and white, DER sll surrounding heaven.
For OBJ o. tht Jepjd airs Aud, uncoUdned,
Juciudins earth, the moving soituess s;rays.
Nor only through tac leuicnt air, this change
Delicious brca,hes; the penctativc sun,
Hj. f1rce deep dartng % the dark retreat
Otve-lt-tjau, ST. Is tic s.eami1g Power
Atllr-e, % wander DER the vtruaut earth.
lu ysgieu, Lucs but chiefly thee CAV green,
Thou smiling Natures universal robe.
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NOTICE.

r AN prepared to weigh all kinds Of Stock
Cattle Pen /. placed upon the platform I" Gu
sure accurate weight. oorr 90
December IS, 1915.
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Boots and shoes,

StUOVELS and Tongs. Pokers and Fire Dogs, a
= complete stock, for sale by -
JAS. LAW. UOOFF & co.
(USPADORES.- Just patented Sept l4th,
7 1915. Call land examine at
JAS. LAW. H00FF Il cos.
CtORN Peppers Graduated Measures. every
I honsekcepcr should have this commoditv.-
For sale by JAS. LAW. H00FF d co.
I ANTERNS and Lantern Globes, cheapest in
| town. FOR sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF & co.
rLNEA Pans and Coffee Pots, Stew Pans and Tin
Cups Tor sale BY
JAS. LAW. H0OFF 4 CO.