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FRIDAY, JULY II, 1876.
Republican State Convention

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party o.
West vn,InIa will be held At the city Of Parkefs'
bur, Gu THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1876
for The purpose Of nominating candidates for the
Offices Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintendent Of Free Schools, and
three judges Of the Court Of Appeals; also for the
purpose Of nominating an Electoral Ticket and
tranacting such other proper business as may come
before the Convention.
The UnIOu Republican Party Of the State Is re
ques,ed to appOInt delegates to aid Convention Iron
the various countless At such tIme and in such man
ncr as may be convenient TO the people oil the sew
erAl COUNTIES
All vOters Of the State, without regard to past
political dlfreuces or party affiliations, who are ID
favor Of such changes In Ou Constitution and laW'
as experience has shown necessary, and favor re
,renchmsnt and economy In the administration o
our State Affairs, and the Punishment Of Oaieia
corruption, arc cordially Invited 10 participate II
the said County and State Conventions.
By order Of the State Union Republican EJECT
tive COMMITTEES. JOHN W. MASON,
GRAFTON, ". Va, June /, 1876. Chairman
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DIED,

J0NEa-0n Thursday morning, July i, 1875
At s o'clock, JAMES, Oldest son Of John II. apt
Maggie T. Jones. aged years months and 2Gdays
Funeral to-day, July 14th, at o'clock, from thu
residence Of his parents, South Front st., Wheel
Ing Island. 1ntermen. at Mt. Wood. Friends o
tho family are invited.
WE3TWOOD.-On Thursday morning, July 10
is16 FELIX, son Of Felix and Bertha Weatwood
agel year and months.
Funeral from the residence Of his grandfather
VIM. Springer, at BogS's Run, Friday, July II, a
2P.M. Friends Of the family are invited. Inter
ment At ut. Zion.
FRASZHEIM.-On Thursday evening, July IS
1876, ut O'Clock, ALBERrINA FRANznEiH, aged 4
yea1. 81
Funeral from the residence oil her Son-ln-lAw,
Mabts, No. II South Penn street, Island, on Gatur
day afternoon at 81 o'clock: Friends Of the fam
lily are invited. Interment at Mt. Wood.
DoRNAE.-On THURSDAY, July IS, 1876, Mn
MARY nORSAS.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No
IS ThIrty.ntnth street, on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friend. Of the family are invited.
BELLMAE.-On Thu rslay, July 49, 1876. a
$50 p. ~, Mira. MARY BELLM'S, aged Il years.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. Lydia Iell
man, No. Gus Market street, Centre Wheeling, oil
Saturday, July Is, ut $50 Pm. Friends Of tn
family arc invited 10 attend.
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pnrkersbnrg Frnit Marriott.

Times Of the llth.l
Apples, apt to sicken anybody, are it
market.
Rapberries are still.in market at the
old price Of 10 cents quart, or two
quarts for 25 cents.
Blaekberries seem TO be very abundant
at only 20 cents gallon; in day or two
they will be sold at only 10 cents a gal
Ion.
All who can should provide themselve.
with a few gallons Of these excellent ::and
healthy berries for preserves; they are
sweeter and Of a finer flavor than for
many years before.
New Tomatoes sell at 20 cents quart
Currants were coming in plentifullyi
they are large and luscious. Price, 50
cents gallon. No other berry il su.
perior for jellies. Geta few gallons.
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Field and Garden Crops in this
Vicinity.

We learn from Mr.. NJ. i. Hill, market
gardener and dairymau, that the hay
crop in his locality (Richland township
will be from twenty TO twenty-five per
cent larger than last year. There will
he large increase in the whea! crop
not so much in the acreage "a the yield.
We will have better flour out Of our ma.
tiyeiwheat than was obtained last year.
Flour promises to be cheaper than Of late.
The oats crop is short in the straw but
well filled and will be an average crop.
Fall barley was harvested in good con-
dition and is above an average in yield.
The corn crop that was planted before
the early rains is very promising. Later
paintings have bcen:very much injured
by the dry weather. 1t is too early yet
to forecast the extent and quality OF the
crop. With favorable weather from this
on the prospects are for good crop. Po-
tatoes are below an average. There will
be no such crop as last year and we
are not likely to see them drug on
the market this fall, as was the case last
year. Such garden vegetables as tomatoes
and cabbage are hardly up to last year
as respects the early planting, and the
prospect for even the later plants Is not
so good. They are smaller than at this
season last year. Gardeners have labor.
ed at a disadvantage this year on account
Of the land bcingin poor condition in the
spring, and it has required an extra
amount Of labor to produce an inferior
yield to that OF last season. There has,
howeveS, been a heavy importationinto
this market from other quarters, Of early
vegetables, and there is no danger Of a
short supply or high range OF prices.
Such vegetables as beans, cucumbers and
bee,s promise 10 be abundant. Onions,
however, are not as good nor as plenty
as last year.
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OUR TYLER COUNTY LETTER.
CropProspects-Dealh OF John F.
JoneS-Granger Picnic. -
CEsrREynLE, W. Va, July 10.

EoltQEl Ah1eAa1 suGe4S >
The crops Of grass, potatoes, corn, Sc,
along the valley Of Middle Island Creek,
this year, bid fair TO surpaSs those Of any
previous year within my recollection.
The rainR in The latter part OF July, last
year, prevented the meadows from being
cut until the grass was thoroughly ripen-
ed, and in handling that which was cut
IA considerable portion Of that in the
bottoms mot being cut at ally much Of the
seed was left on the ground, and although
the quality Of the hay was not SO good,
the benefit to the meadows was very
great and is seen in the increased crops
Of timothy this year.
The sediment left by the floods on the
bottoms last year when plowed and mixed
with the OLD soil is extremely productive,
but where II ia too deep to reach the or
iginal soil with the pillow it seems too
strong for cornanl does not produce so
we'll, particularly during dry season,
such. as we have had during the last
month. =.
Tobacco crops will also be good l think,
I am not much in favor oftobacco crops,
however and think that were the people
OF this county to turn their attention
more exclusively to the raising Of stock
and less to the raising Of tobacco il would
be much better for them. Raising tebac.
CT is the best way 10 clean new ground
for other crops that ! know Of. but two
or three crops in succession of the same
piece Of ground almost ruins it. It is too
exhaustive Of the soil especially on OUT
hill sides,
Grass and sheep should be the motto
Of the people Of this county. Il is true
that the price Of wool and Of sheep is
low at this time, but wool at so cents per
pound now Is better than 80 cents during
the war, and there is money in sheep vel
at 8 cents per pound gross, and z and !
cents net.
John F. Jones died at his residence
near here on the ID inst, Of dysentery
His funeral was conducted by the 9lasons,
OF which order he was a member, and
was largely attended. He was one Of the
good and true men Of the county and his
loss will be greatly felt in this commit
nifty.
fie Tyler County Changers propose to
have picnic in the grove just beyond the
Methodist Church, In Middlebourne, on
the 18th day Of August next. A good
time is anticipated should the weather
prove favorable. ..u.
The levy in this county, for county,
poor and road purposes for 1875, is 9Oc
on the 500 value Of real and personal
property-same rate as last year.
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Hancock County News.

From the courier.l
Capt. Tom Brannon ferried 1000
people, on the 4th, from this side Of the
river.
The wool crop OF Hancock county
amounts to about 100000 pounds, or $780,
900.
Our farmers, with the exception of a
few old grumblers, are feeling pretty good
over this years crops.
Samuel George, Esq, has purchased
some 10000 pounds Of wool in Brooke
county, at 30 cents per pound.
The fine rains Of Tuesday and We'd.
ncsday were badly needed hereaboutS,
and vegetation, at present, looks lively.
Next week we will publish the history
Of the Sabbath Schools OF Hancock coun.
ty, by Hon. John II. Atkinson.
The finest field OF wheat in this section
Of the country is on the farm Of Mr..
George Johnston, opposite Wellsyille, in
Hancock county, West. Va. It contains
about 80 acres, and almost every stalk, at
the time we enjoyed the sight Of Il, on
Saturday evening last, stood erect. From
appearances it ought to yield from twenty
to twenty-five bushels per acre.
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IPit1buryh Manufacturer

We have just been shown sample OIL
nails made from steel manufactured BY
Messrs. Reese, GrafF&Woods. They arc
Of beautiful finish, such as can only be
given TO steel, and II Is claimed that they
can be furnished at tho same rate per
1000 as the iron nail, because Of the less
weight aud size required to obtain even
greater strength. As an item showing
what can be done Nth steel, we also
learn that the above naned 6rn have a
number Of orders for sheet steel Ice The
purpose Of making stamped ware, IOi
which purpose greater strength, finer I'm
iSh, and less weight are secured, which
are all very important points.
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Republican Congressional Con
venti0n.

A Convention Of the Republicans Of tho Fin
Congressional District Of tho State Of West virgInI:
will be held at ParkrribuB on THURSDAY, Thu
18th DAY Of July, 1876 for the purpose Of nomin1t
luz Candidate tOr Congress, and such other bust
ucss as may come before the Convention.
The Republican party Of The sud District ar
requested to appoint delegates to tho Convention
from the several Counties competing the District
a, such tune and in such mhnner As may be con-
VenSent. So GEO. EDWARDS
MouSDSvILtE, July II, 1875 Chairman
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SHEEP misunderstanding to the
most reliable authority, thepresent num-
Der Of sheep in the United States is about
100000, yielding an annual clip ofwOol
of 100000 pounds. The number Of
sheep slaughtered for mutton yearly il
about 100000. The capital invested in
sheep and sheep husbandry in The United
States is over $25OO0O,0O0. The annual
product Of these sheep Is about 81, 10000,
This Is not large exhibit for country
Of the size and population Of the United
States. Brazil has, in number, TO- 1000, 900
sheep. The total number Of sheep in the
British Islands Is S4,500000. England
is the greatest sheep-producing country
in the world in proportion to itscultivat.
ed land. The Spanish proverb, "The hoot
Of the sheep Is gold" ia true with the
British, for they received annually from
their sheep the sum Of $780, 1000, 00O.-A.
E. Perkins.
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

aEEy cents per day for drove hoses OF herr II "a
sale; q 90 per day for horSes that are Tequu''
b handled or exercised and broken. and
horses LETT In my caro- VIII have proper care apa =, -,
teutiou and handled properly, but will not u ~
sponSlhle for unavoidable accidents. -, ....lr.
PaEus having property 10 oder VIII
prompt attention BY AddreNlng r,,,ry
Wheeling, "; Va, OF at BnaSEP%yi
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100000
thomas P. Porter. Ex.eor. ~, General Manager
POSITIVELY NO PoSfPoAEMENn

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Tickets 500; ME Tickets, $500 455t Tickets, $50
9II Tickets, 1000. $1,000 Tickets at sl2 each
kemittanees can 30 made BY Express, Daft,
PoItotice Money Order or Registered Latter Inlde
payable TO KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY.
ton, or Orderl for Tickets, and applications Of
Agents 10 ICll Tickets, should b addressed 70
- HON. TH0S. P0R En-.
jelseodAW General Mln1nefI Fan t,M.
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HEAgNE-SToCKToN.-In Washington, Ia.
At the residence Of DR.. Thomas Mckennan th,
brides uncle, on Thursday, July -. 1876, By thu
Rev. Dr.. Bronson, Mr.. WV. H. HRARNE, Of Wheel
Ing ". Va, and Mis- ANNIE NJ, daughter Of Ih'
late Daniel Stockton.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS ExHAUsTioN.-A MEDICAL
In Essay, comprising a series Of lectures deliver
cd al Kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
IndisputAbly how lost health may DO regained, AZ
iorting clear synopsis Of the impellmentSt to mar
Rage, and the treatment Of nervous and physical
d06EitY, being the result Of 20 ye9rs experience.
otioe and residenoe 81 East 10th street, New York
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svr mall ID sdaasse, pettaet prepaid.
Zine yesr 6oISlx months. @
in Cuts Of 70 t1ch
in Clubs Of y eAch
In Cuts Of Twenty y eaen'
And an extra copy TO person getting up Clnp'
HBrThe above prices are inyuiable. Remit q
our risk, In Drafts OF Postohice Money 0rden, and
Where neither Of theSe can b procured, Send the
money In Registered Letter.
THE ETEI1lGESCER will present daily the
DeEI In all departments, from all quarter y
the world, q well ~ complete TeSoru Oh '"c~
eVGnts.
THE WEEKLY Il printed on Ihu1day, and ~
Ia haI Al the counter, in paid envelopes, readL
for rasIlInH. Eb'SSHd ooPy 70 GbseHI Jf1eaa91
md TeIGijVtI triiA Ss,rI from AoHN!
observation-disclosures deElTing 10 have the
DIftY INTE1II0KSCRR left regularly Ut their
rsSIiTpcss 10 the city and suburbs, can b
scTTei by leaving their Addrea at Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post ONCE
rO COSTRIBUTORS,-Nca attention will b paid
10 Anonymous eommunieatonsi every article
must b aeoqspanIed By the Writer'sTeAl name
aud address.
Business Lettefs for Us should Be addressed
FfeW q Campbell" and should In NO case % az
dressed 10 either lnclhdual member Of the ntm D
name.
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OHIO CoUN.

CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO C0UN.
. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara Y. McNulty, with W. Al
McNulty her husband,
james NJ, Ewing, Jr.. Elizabeth
Richardson, with ". R Richard
son her husband, Mary Bkys
with james H. Biggs her hus-S In Chancery.
hand, Emma E Peck with VIM.
Peek her husband, james II. Ew-
ing and Kate Ewing, heirs At law
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the said
VIM. Ewing, decd.
By virtue Of the authority vested In the under:
signed by decree entered 10 the above entitled
cause, on the = day Of June, 1876, 10 the said
County Court, the undersigned, special Commits
oners, will sell at pablo auction, 10 the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, the 24th day Of July, 1876,
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, that Is TO say: Lots numbered forty
three (ISJ, iOtty-iour 90 md the westerly one
10 the city Of Wheeling known as the addition
to the city Of Wheellngpald out BY Henry Moore
trustee Of the. estate Of Ebentzer Zane, deceased
In such parcels rs may best subSerVe tho interests
TEENS oV sALE-one third In hand, and rs much
more Is the bidder may desire to pay;' the rentain-
der in two notes At nine and eighteen months, with
interest from the day q saie 70 b secured in neh
manner as may be satisfactory TO the Commission
ers. Title 10 DO retained until the purchase money
Is all paid. DANIEL PECk and
.ul Special Commissioners.
VIII. HAILER, Auctioneer. iel9
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TFEHs OF SUBSCRIPTION
DAILY.

By raa, "a LOOK, p0tIa0s Ffpa'a' :, =,
n, O0lThroo nonthA-......t2 9!
IN ............ oo0ne month 20
bSliyeFUi By CaETieTS In 0ty iee ~ ResE'
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Wool is selling pretty freely in several
l0eaila'- IT this region at 30 cents per
pound.
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SpeciaIties for Families.
SOL1DwEALTH
5000, 900 IN GIFTS!
oraades. Scheme .rer Presented to the PubIIel
h kEoRTUNE FOR ONLY Sl2,

The KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION CON-
legislature, for the 6enedt Of the PUBLIc SCHOOLS
or FRASKFoRT, viii have the irSt Of their series
Of Grand DnEings at Major Hall, Ia. the City Of
Frankfort, KY, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 81,
1875, on WaIen occasion they Will distribute 70 the
tIcket.holdoFs tho immense sum Of
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Albert P.
Hall and Kate his wife, 10 tho undersigned trustee,
bearing date the 9Th day January, lS73, and ne
corded In the Clerks otieg Of the County Court Of
Ohio county In Deed Of Trust Book No. 9, pages
10 and 1871, will sell At public auction ii the
front door Of the Court House Of ohls county, on
TUESDAY, August Sth, 1876,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n, Of said day, the
western hall Of that lot or parcel Of ground lying
and being situated In the addition 70 aid oily Of
wheeling laycd out by Michael GnhAm, aud desig.
mated on the plat Of aid addition a Lot number
tEsnty-one en-, with any surplus that may be-
long 10 the same, and the thIee-story brick DWELL
Ing, containing II rooms hath room, water closet,
add al modern oonyenienees, erected thereon; also
bhek stable With hay loft and carriage house, all
the Improvements Ia drst-ela8 condition. Said
real eAte Is situated on the south ode Of Fifteenth
street and, Is comparatively new. Title unexceP-
tlonAble.
TERMS OF sLLR-TWo thousand dollars, part Of
the purchase money, and a. much more a thepur-
chaser may elect 10 pay In cash on the day Of ale;
twelve hundred and forty doilGrH, another pat
thereof on the lSt day Of April, 1871, and credit
Of four yea3 from nd last named date will b al
lowed upon any deferred inStallmenh Of the pur-
chase money! the purchaser giving his notes With
approved security fuF aid deferred lnStaIlnehts,
with interest from the day Of ale the title 10 the
properly 10 b retalned by The trIStes until ne
purchase money is inllE paid.
JAMES p. ROGERS, TnEtee.
". Il. HALLER, AuctIoncer. tyS
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SElII.WREKLY.
WEEKLY

BY rlsiL, u 0dtGaet, Pohtaes FfpoH'
I,n. vsaT.....,,..,Ss 0olHix monthi............Sl
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In NAL d adadltt, potia96 pFtpoId'
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-23
T h g P 0 S t..
!. GROUSE, Editor & Proprietor.
No President Yet.

The greatest puzzle of this Centenni
nl year, IL, who is 10 be our next Pres
iJent ? Immediately after the election.
the Democrats had elected Tildcn.
cure. A day or two thereafter, the po.
f,ical wind shifted, and Hayes was
seon high aud dry on the top wave.
Again, change took place, and both
these gentlemen came to the surface
where. 20 this minute, they seem 10
remain. And now the problem which
remains unsolved is, which is 70 80
under for good'' Both parties ella i'm
their man. Irregularities in the coun-
ting Of returns in louisiana, South
Carolina, Florida, and perhaps other
Of the Southern Statos are apparent,
and these have to be cleared up before
the Electoral vote can be cast. Presi-
dent Grant has appointed . commits.
sion to proceed to tho spot where the
unplcasantness exists. and superin-
tend the count. When the duties as.
signed to this commission shall have
been performed, we shall know wheth-
or Hayes or Tilden will be tho lucky
man, and not until then. so our rea.
ders will wait patiently for the result,
which will unqucstionably be announc-
cd soon.
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COURT PROCLAMA TION.

VNIhereas the hon. J. C. Bucher Prasi
w dent Judge Of the Ju dicial Distric'
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
aud Miiliin and Daniel Gemberling and
d. L. Raudenbush Esqs. Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the 9th day Of
Sept. A. u. 1876, TO mo directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer aud Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the peace at Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder. on the 2ni Monday. (be
ing the lith day Of Sept. tS16.) and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Consta
bles In and for the county Of Snyder. to ap.
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
otbor remembranoes TO do those things
which OF their Offices and In their behalf
pertain TO be done aud witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to he punct
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sheriffs Office In Middleburg, the 4th DAY
Of Nov. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy six.
DANIEL ElsENHART. Sheriff.
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,"

We condense/rom the Lehieh Recfs- tho
imtsncs of a /cnv<rsation about OAK Hall, in
Ihiladc< Ali9 /'vanmnakcr,t & Browns Largest
lothins Z1.c IN America" A visitor and
tfritor. "wlnt corner Is tho BuildIng on r
ApcNddnt. "south.East corner Of s,zzA and
Market Please note tho RrXTfI, for rome
Ly designing persons"
", III e pe,lectiy colo~aii Do you know
"A. 1850 squsrc fse.-ee on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, hss over
as,,.sS tSssS ssrs, e. and covers space once
nH;s elSSSesr& eSo so,&, y. &,,..u .,ov,.,-
4. "a riant young engine furnishes power
forthc freight and pasecng ger elevators. and the
boilors lteaia for heating, and tho other opera
tiens q the house"
A. "They arc first 6pexed and arranged in
thc basement, on longl% counters, nnd taken
THENCE on the fukigllt/ /clcvntor " tho inspec.
tors room on ihey12fh door"
Nm ,n:Eee,ins,hs ,anl first operation p
measured In the piece Then Inspected. Tho
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perfect system s1d rules Of sels.measurcmsns
sss sS:s C ''s'i f'ss; ssss ssi s!s. S: e
ySI sdpposc ron have at least half dossa
A. "My dear slri we havo morc than nsrssx
each charged with Its own business. and secf
thoroughly organised, necessary wheel vfsh-
In the .grcst wheel" -,fIls - 7-'''
Y.a..IIll yog name dezcn Or 80 Of shss r
ment for those who prefer enssSm.,ns1 n a E %
Win 1. .,sss 'Ii q 81 HsbaslsSsss Shbals&ss1
si,5s rnS ssi a,r ,or cwn WIN ~ ssy asehinss
ming department, itscif as big as many a feVu-
lar stors. Tho Garment Stock Room. mo
Rsrs,SSSss nsSaS Sssos ro0 The ss. Tss 35dct
ment Tho Delivery, pepsrsment viii iis
Y. Hold, hold cir, enoughr'
Department with its bilL and sisn distributo4s'
, editing and publishinSA buslnsts and popuist
journal. oirculetpg Ne 1000 copies onihiy
Department, wltifiy many rooms The Boyr'
Department. The Youths Department 7bo
Chlldrens Depsrtmsns with is special
mcni. The Chief Clerks Depsr;n,sps win
It's book keepers and assistants. General Man.
ayers Department.; rnancier's once, and
SshSs sSs,OG once: S,.Sa, Of the r busy . bsss
Ing, rssisierina, rssSS ,sldlus cut :.iiils.
e s"r,y on sn'ins: e % wih ihe people srsan,.
1s-.u.p en.d-o.u,sr
c.A.i,,,iiIn Indeed deed y i,i ! forSot q name ~
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