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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
Markets by Telegraph.

CATTLE-31zgp3c. for shipping; butch
are paying 2l2Gt3Is cents.
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THE successes which attends fair.dealing Is
illustrated by the Louisiana State Lottery
Company. This corporation organized in
Is6s tor charitable and educational purposes,
with cash capital of 81 .Coo.ooo and an accu-
mulated reserve of over $3.50 Ooo, neve- scales
or poStpones its drawings. For information
or tickets address NJ. A. Dauphin. President,
p a Rox sg2 New Orleans La
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

orISIoSs of DR.. r. :. Stewart, President
Maryland Hospital, Baltimore:
A" 1 have used Goiden's Ii, big's Liquid EX-
tract Of Beef and Tonic lnvigoraior for more
than a year, aud recommend it as one oi the
most efficient preparations have ever met
W tn. IL combines the virtues of food and
tonic in a remarkable way" )" producing good
blood health and strength. Samples free.
Theo. Escrdorfl, AIenf. oct.i0 dSw2w
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IsyD. sr0cx AND ca0P ITEMS

Drye Fnd Buu have purchased o' sun
dry parties go lambs t' cents
Mob, IN, Loads Of New YORK cattle wer,
shipped from silver Creck pisiiIlery tins
week
Moore and Lytle bought Of J. G. John.
scn. 700 lambs. which he rc.weiehed ia
them at 81 cent?
g. Az, II, ,,s
OF r.. ,o,L..J - =, ~ -
~ ~'''', ~ .y' ~ -, No..
49, 80. s',,. - .. - -
"'''' '''o''' ''''''' wy ''
q. W. Afford has purchased within the
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feast and procession al Brodhcad, to-day.
II j. largely attended, but owing to the
failure Of the speakers to arrive, Il l. not
30 much Of success a. Il would have been.
Old Uncle Jackey is here looking as sharp
~ rat. The Ovcrseer u the County
Grange refused to march With Us, probably
because he couldn't take his wife in with
him. ON Ton.
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SULPHUR WELL.-A number Of our cit.
irens are endeavoring to raise an amount
sufficient to run a fence to the Sulpur
Well on the lot Of Mrs. Green, in the up
per end Of town, thereby enabling the pub
lie to have the benefit Of its excellent wa
ter. Ms. Green, We understand, has kind
~ agreed to allow the free Use Of the well
ON condition that the fence is made. The
expense Of the fence will only " about
$40, an Insignificant amount when w
think Of the benefit that its use may be to
the health Of our town. We hope the
desired amount will be raised at once.
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Tur SroRN.-from W. II. Miller. ESQ,
Who has just returned from the vicinity,
We learn that the damage done by the
storm at waynesburg, Kings Mountain
and other points in that direction, was very
considerable. At Kings Mountain, tres.
were blown across a couple Of houses and
the inmates, some five or siI persons, were
injured, none however, fatally. The dam
age done to timber was great, and thous-
ands Of panels Of fence were blown dom.
The crops were but little damaged.
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LsNCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
Crab Orchard,


vv..u .,;,,x ., 80. u;,h,
H., Iii #, a.. ho,,a,
:. $500 o,o.. n,o,im;,v 40 Tho Jsv;l \. /,
81, ..n.,.a 90 -. tho, Won arc
- - 49, ,.o,
.
Mrs. Tarrant opened her summer school
lat Monday, with hattering prospects
Rev. DR. SAWYER i. holding a protracted
meeting at Watts Chanel. Little success
as vet. but his energies are untiring and
hi. effort. are truly interesting. though ap-
paren,lv fruitless. However. the seed may
h. taking root and in the future his labors
NAV hiring forth an abundant harvest.
-. M
We hao '.7 P'.',"'' " "
NC a, o'oo"e " ,s'
Tue "'so"'' anu ''""s'' ' " ,"1
Pi'ce' Tue ''V"' va" ", w
'"s sumo 80 - ~ ~ IT..
e"lo!e' ourselves "us@' an' ~. m
oy "Is' .oa' anu ".' 49, ""us -,
'en' o' WINCH VIC P'''ooN' "As ef",'' " "o'
superior W "", "" NV we ' ~, -,
there we took quiet stroll through the
Tobacco Factory of Messrs. Martin Il Al
bright. We were deeply impressed with
this new enterprise and wish it much sue
cess Mr.. NJ, the manager, is a Nirginian,
and thorough tobacconist. Our tobacco
can now be manufactured at home at small
expense, and in manner not to be sur
passed. Merchants, encourage this new
concern, for il deserves your patronage. We
also na' '"e Pe @a, v "s., :, NJ,
no''e"' yu'' "NAo'e r,," , 49,.
'e'"o"' nc =" ~ "e.~e ~,
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DEArH.-Miss Mary Eliza Jones, the
young lady who suffered such severe injn-
rie- in being thrown from buggy about
three weeks since, died at the residence OF
Elder J. Ballou Yesterday at 10 O'Clock
She "a. daughter Of Mr. Cyrus W. Jones,
and was aged nineteen years and three
months. Her burial will take place this
morning at Crab Orchard. This is indeed
a sad death. Young ard full Of life, she
has been suddenly cut of, but her friends
are con.oled in their grief with the knowl-
edge that she was resigned to death, and
confident Of a blisSful hereafter
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HrSa IIInsELF WITH A TowKL.-The
mich tried and expensive case Of the
Commonwealth W. John Smith for the
murder os Judge Carson, has a, last been
brought to a close by that gentleman taking
the Law in his own hands and hanging him
self, no doubt under the impression that
the jury made mistake in no, having it
done for him. lie is said to have accom-
pli.hed his end by tying strips Of a towel
together, forming a rope long enough to do
the work. His body hanging stiff and
stark met the eye Of the Jailer yesterday
morning and was the first intimation that
he had Of the deed. lie was confined in
Jail at Danville until the Court Of Appeals
could pass on the verdict Of the Jury that
had condemned him to the Penitentiary
for life.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

,v..-. -. n. .........t 49,. -, o.. A
Mnirs " ~ c'"'' wv" W. " '"'So" "
rle'-e c''' AMI 'e''e your ACCOUNT Sn.oo
"o''"N 'N''"
ron sllE..A S"'key' !" goo" "'"'''
NPp'E ~ '"'- '"''r'
Tourr Soar. large and new supply
" anderson " Mo''ooe'''
Go IN ApJcr.on A McRobcrts for all
lind. sndc color az Extra Mixed Paints.
c,c,m Sod, Water AZ Apder.on a Me.
pohe,,.'- ,Lis evening Templars. pleas.
cali.
CAV, yo,r .vcs INV , p,ir nj Iayaru.
A Morris, pcriec,ed Spectacle. Al Err
CbenauI,'.
Sill w.I,, r,,er.io, T.hIs-cb.,p.
e., c,.L a, count,y proJuce Apply AT
III oaice
csn,ic,I Incarnation. , spcci,lty At n. X.
,benauIti..
ANDERSON n McRoBrRrs have just re-
All Cn,Isry
" you want good clock, YOU can lind
il at Chenauli'-, At city prizes. Warranted
A HANDSOME stock of every thing in the
Jewelry line, al T.. X. Chenault's, at less
than city prices.
or Saddles, will find IL To their interest to
call on Carson n Dodd-.
i,
Arctic Soda Water. only cehr gas
AT T. y. ,henauits. lrssu 'o - ~ -
Buy your Drug, r,,en' Meu,c,ne-
Paints, White iSah, o'i', ,Ys,'.u"-,'cnoo'
Books, stationery NC" ~ IT, ~ '"e"''' =
,-,,i..lI.,J n;i IN, ,,.,s;,, mn.
- .I,,;n. L,,y.., time. che,, n. any
body in town. Call at anderson " McH"o'
erts.
p. lin ,,.,;.h on, AL ON
=, a, o.. N / Al 10 Ma . 40
'' ".nI 49,. Ln,ing An.
I W.p",.,.
'''S'" " Wv
~ psr>on, ihueo'eu !" "a p,,I'ou !"
'"n ~ w, sa.Ises
'''''' ''"N' w .n.'ns a U,p,c,,rs
FoR suy-A Carr a Scott teu horse
,ox,y Enyiue and Wheat Thre-her to he in
GOD running orler. II not sold, I will
run them his season. Call on or addres.
/ 4 nuJJer,, stanford XIV.
Nus. l.. Br,ZLrY wishes her friends and
patrons to know that she keeps at all times
new and fashionable Millinery Goods. iier
place Of busincs. can he found by her sign
Millinery and Dress Making
sN M,rur>y. the best Merchant Tai.
la, I, Central Kentucky. has on hand, and
i. constantly receiving a splendid stock of
coed. for Sprin, and summer wear. lie
.ork. III, best material only. and AWAY.
gu,,,,t,,. a y,ucd tit
No Dorm AnoUr lT.-l'o not buy your
ne~ suit sntil YOU go To the city. J. VIM
ter a Co. cor II n MAJ keep only mt
class Clothing, although their prices are
Low a. any. You can but save money IN
investing in either a suit ready made, or
made to order, at this reliable house.
a., ,,,
TO !" bohon ~ ,'agg. 10, 'u'v rug
fateni hcdleiher, ~s' "n'-he hfsnu'''
and WineS Tor medicinal u.er' ms m
Gus anu >chooi n"oA-, 'hu"he'' "' sh va
rieties, rocket hhi'es, 0,i--"s, 'u"s anu
Pistols, .sriiihges' ioNuei, ono,' APP
FISHING iaoA'e, hne-' 'neNhg anu S MI,
ing i"oac"'' ''gf-' ~ ~
Soap, large nr-ortineht hahuhe.Vhc' IN
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PERSONAL NoTIs.-Miss Lizzie Tevis, Of
Madison. a pretty little niece Of Mr.. n. d.
Tevis. spent several days here this week.
Mis- Rose Dunn, Of Lancaster, is visiting
Miss Rose Richards. Miss Bette Paxton
has gone To Crab Orchard, on visit. Mis-
Iettie Helm, has returned from school.
The following young ladies from the
southern States will remain with Mrs.
Trueheart during vacation; Misses Lalla
Jordan, Sue Smith, Lou Lane, George lie
sueur, Anna Roberts, Eta Love and Matte
Scarborough. Misses Lucy and Liccie
Bearley have gone on a visit to Miss Pattie
Bcaxley, Of Garrsrd.
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PnoroGRArHY.-I desire to notify my
friends aud patrons that | will be absent
from stanford, to Gil business engage
ment, for few weeks. Those wanting
work done for immediate use will please
call between thi. and the 4th Of July. Ny
Car will be closed and remain here during
my absence. Upon my return ] hope to
he able To introduce lower scale Of prices,
and little higher grade Of work.
Respectfully, o. II. WILLIAMS.
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Ksidurs OF IosoR.-Thi. organization
is in a most thriving condition here. Ma
ny Of our be-, citizens are members Of IL,
and the Order Is on a continual increase.
Their last meeting ~sr the regular one for
the election Of officers, when the following
we're elected for the ensuing term; Thomas
Buford. 2. D.; j.. W. Alcorn, D.; Joseph
Severance, V. d.; r. c. Warren, A. d.; A.,
A. Warren, r.; W. p. Walton, y. r.; John
J. McRobert., Treas; J. L. Barnes, Chap
lain; p. p. Trieheart, Guide; J. y. Dennis,
Guardian; NJ. q. MENUS, o. 3.
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NOME AFFAIRS.
Hats

Hats!!.
One hundred Straw Hats, at Cincinnati
wholesale prices!
We bought this week a drummers sam
ples of Mems aud Boys Fur, Wool, and
Saxony Hats, at such a discount as will
enable us to sell them at prices never be-
fore had in this city.
A new extra fine and cheap lot Of Ham
burgs.
Thirty pieces new Prints opened to-day.
Reduction in prices on Dress Goods from
to-day.
Linens and Linen Hsmburgs in new and
good patterns.
The Zephyr mania has broken out in a
fresh place. We still keep the stock up
and can furnish any color.
Linens and Cottonades for men and boys
wear. We keep the best to be had.
Dotted Yelling Is the thing.
PARAsols.-lO0n new Psrssols in cambria
Scotch gingham, and silK-from 20 cents
M.
Ten dozen Linen Collars an1 Cuns re.
ceived this week.
We still keep the lead in Corsets. Would
call your especial attention to our hun
dred-bone corset.
In ladies' White Cotton, Balbriggan
Misses White and Striped Hosiery, com
plete stock, or 10 and l2l-,ent Hose, are Al
good as are usually sold for 20 and 25c.
Burross.-we have the best assortmen
Of buttons TO be found Black Bombaline
Crochet, Silks, in all colors, White Pearl
Smoked Pearl, Vegetable Ivory, &C., Nc.
Ladies, who have had the good FORUM
b have left them, by their great gram
mothers, q home woven Counterpane, vii
be glad to know we have found the plac
where they weave them on the same prinei
pie, and we ask you to come and see them.
Thirty pieces new Iiamburgs this week
from Philadelphia.
Neck-wear in Rouchings and Ties, tn
newest things out.
New Dress Goods, Black Alpaca. choie
styles American Dress Goods, in new ligl'
shades.
Os TIME.-We have provided ourselve
with four dozen more Black Willow Bask
cts, and have arrangements with the Faeto
~ for more. However, in these days
strikes" you had better supply yourse'
now,
MouRsIsG GooDs.-we make a special
ity Of Mourning Goods. We have Blae
Cashmeres, Bombsline, Black Alpaoel
Black Grenadine, Black Lawn, Black Per
Gale, Black Grape for Wells and trimming
Black and White Rouches, Black Border
ed Handkerchief, Black Isle Silk and XII
Gloves, Black Fans, Se., &e.
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BoBBrrr.--If any Of our citizen. are con-
fient that life is long enough to devote an
hour or so to listening to a political har-
angue from fontaine Fox Bobbiu, they
can do 40 on Monday next, as he writes Us
that he will be exceedingly anxious to de-
liver himself
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Rrv. ". +. KELLER and wife are visit
ing friend. here this week preparatory to
leaving for Monticello, where the Judge
expects to spend several months endeavor-
ing to establish a Presbyterian congrega-
tion. We sincerely trust that his efforts
will he crowned with success.
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Too MANY OF THEN.-A young man
from the Knobs, came into town the other
day to express a package to his uncle
what went to Texas last Fall" Ithsppes-
ed when he arrived that nearly every mer-
chant had out his call card for the Express
wagon, on which is printed adams Ex-
press Company Greeny walked around
awhile and evidently bewildered at last
said to a gentleman, There's 40 many Of
them express Offices here. which would you
advise fellow to put package at, what's
got to 20 10 Texas" The gentleman kind
ly directed him to the depot, where the
agent relieved him Of his responsibility
and he ~eni away happy.
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4 NUMBER OF our young ladies and gen
tlemen attended the Commencement EIer-
cises las; week at Centre College, and re-
turned exceedingly pleased with the pro-
gramme. E-peciall, Wa. Thursday eve,
ming enjoyed, tor the Prominade Concert
was grand success. Twelve Young men
graduated at the Institution this year.
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srrrLr-The semi. annual settlements
with the merchants are now In order. he
sure you pay them and Il you have any
thing left. drop in and pay the printer. lie
Is always thankful, even Tor small favors.
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xARKErs.
ssisrflye.

te rday and for the most part unchanged. Proyis-
ions were steady closing At &c for bacon shoulders
s@si.e Tor clear rib sides, and sx@ssse for clear
70 for clear RIB sides, nc for clear sides Hams
al i0is@iihc. lard VS. quiet at lol<c for tierce.
lie for keg. breakfast bacon 1oai0xc: Mess pork
in good demand ar 44@45c for mixed and <5N<sc
for white on arrival, and 5tess5c from store. Oats
were quiet at <29<4c on arrival and ts@50 nom
ss@i0 10 for extra to fancy brands. Butter was
quiet at i5c. Eggs were held at s@sIe. Wool
vas firm Of 25ssOc according TO grade.-t louisville
Commercial, 2sth.
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Wa understand that the recent order Of
the President IN regard to Federal officials
mixing in politics has caused the rcsiena-
ton Of Gen. I.andram, Of Lancaster, as
Chairman Of the Republican State Com.
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Tnr ELnTioS.--It is just little over a
month now, till election day, aud a. yet, We
have heard of no opposition to either OF
the Democratic nomine =, but this fact
should not prevent the party from being
thoroughly alive and organized. The
Radicals may observe the lack Of interest
in the election aud pu, forward candidate
at the last moment. Don't rely then, too
much on your strength but be prepared for
any emergency.
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Wa would state to the farmers that We
will he ready with sacks and green backs
as soon A. wheat thrcshing commences TO
buy the new crops at As high prices a. the
market will justify. Give ms call before
selling. wrARES n Evans.
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COMMON PEAS CoURr.-The Lincoln
Court of Common Pleas will commence
next Monday. There are on the docket 80
Equity ca SEES; 20 Equity Appearance; 80
Common Law cases, and AZ Common Law
Appearance. Included in the above are
sir divorce cases.
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Ma. :. b. MArnEsy is again in our
midst after several months absence, in the
Western States. Il is supposed that shat
affair" will come of now in few days.
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CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES.
no, n RpucE is the Democratic nomines
IN rsnre.ent the counties Of Boyle, Lincoln, usr'
rsrd and Casey, In the Senate. Election hrst MOI
day in August next.
John SAM. OwsLEY. Esq. Is the psnoeIa u
uominee Tor the Legislature tof the county ot Lin
coin Election frst Monday In August.
w. ara .u,borirsd to announce N. D. HUGhEs
+. c.ndidste Cor Justice Of the Peace In staniofu
q, vii Dsirict. Elsctien hrst Monday In August
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Now Is the time 10 Icy in your coal for
the coming winter while you can get il at
your own price. wearen A Evans are
agents Tor the best coal in the market. .
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VIZ will receive in few days, another
lot OF the celebrated lthiea Hay Rakes
These rakes are the best ON the market, and
are sold as low as any 6rst.class rake. Ey-
cry rake warranted.
WEARES 4 EVANS.
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Rusm BnAScu-we are requested to
say that Elder ". =. Corn breaches ut
Rush Branch Church every fourth Sunday
at d o'clock
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Nrw Improved Champion light Moving
Machine. at ss5. wearen a Evans, Agts. .
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Mn. Il. NJ. BRADLEY, of Lancaster, was
in town yesterday, and called in to see us
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Ea0ed Nv campbell a. wI,cr.

rnE EXCELSIOR. We have received no
tice from the Factory, that the demand for
the Excelsior machines has ~ far exceeded
the supply, that no more can he furnished.
Parties in this territory have been slow to
take hold ola high priced machine, and we
have only sold one mo~er aud two rcspers,
| (haying still on hands one light mower }
The reapers can be seen At work during the
grain harvest on the farms Of Henry Baugh-
man and Alex and John Traylor. We in
vite the attention Of those who want the
best machinery to those reapers. We be-
lieve the Excelsior machines are destined
TO become the fayorite in Lincoln, as they
have in many other counties Of the State,
and would like TO have farmers who will
need machines next year examine them in
the fields at work.
The Thomas" Sulkey Rake stands head
Of the list Of improved hay rakes, and Is
certainly superior in material, workman
snip ."o pa" " ope'.uo" " A"''""s ""
ton before purchasing a rake.
We have a handsome new l;sht sulke,
and a fancy skeleton Wagon for sale CHEAP.
They are made up Of the very finest mate
n
workmanship. Call and see them.
A few more sets OF harness at "ce're' NJ
Tee" and e'9hfeen dollars
A large stock of Masons' Quarts and Half
Gallons, porcelain lined; Cohaney quarts,
King Cam. gums and tons for Msons lars,
,.class war. etc. AZ lower prices than ey.
A few more of those handsome Cooler
Stand. and Water Coolers nj reduced
prices
Another invoice of Saddles aud Harness
At lower prices than ever! Harness from
sl2 to SIS per act; Saddles from So so to
sIs: Fancy Blankets from 75c to 50; Horse
., r. q, 70 - se .,mo., sverv.
~ = ~
wy
r,.,.,..,..a la, r,,,;,a Machine lin.
~. -, o,n a. w;,hon, ,hsm a,
A., ,-;..
,u,,p;, ,. nam. ~, ;.uv
glasses
Ths P,,,cblev Hori,o,tal Ice-cream
Freezer leads them all. Ask Tom Buford
uovr Trsr,voxv have owned and
used an Excel.ior for about five years, and
w..,;.o. hn, ,...rd tho Excelsior anne.
10, 40 .nv machine I am acquainted with.
I'll. has. ,.od nina in emitting briars
,na h,sh.s and have snent almost nothing
Stanford, Ky, May 18th, 1877.
Freerers, Cooler-Stands Chamber-Sets, Tin
Ware, etc, offered at close prices.
and No. l., good one at SIS.
A big lot Of flower pots, at from % cents
to 50 per dozen.
Thimble Skeins Of all sizes. in full sets,
or odds.
A lot of Coal Oil Barrels offered at 20
cents each.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea, for one dollar.
A big lot Of old reliable Shaker Brooms
New stock Of fancy candies. nuts, fruits,
and sweetme - generally.
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LOCAL NEJuS.

SALT, Lime, Cement and Plaster, at
Wearen Il Evans.
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LINES TO THE PEOPLE !
sTANZA
A friend possessed VI health to-day,
MAY lie, to-morrow, cold as clay,
The sparkling eyes AID rosy cheeks
The graceful limbs. the tongue that speaks
All that's lovely, all that's pure,
WIN perish sson-oh then "s.ca',
Their shadow ere their Substance lsd@,'
tn. -oal depart, III. pulss Ia stayed
sTASzA II.
Let nltls. zig and Old and Young
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STAFFORD.

d recertes and Hard~sre...R Retail.
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Prerisioms aud frsd"ee-hesS"'

These are close retail prices ior easn 81 psocuee
i The usual concessions are made 70 Puf'nAsen III
| wholesale Quantities.
CANDIDATES.
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One hundred Straw Hats, at Cincinnati
wholesale prices!
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We have a handsome new light Sulkey
and fancy Skeleton Wagon for sale cheap
They are made up Of the very finest mate.
rial, and finished in the highest style Of
workmanship. Call and see them.
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Hats!
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CORRECTED WEEKLY nv CAMPBELL MILLER.
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The Thomas" Sulkey Rake stands head
Of the list Of improved hay rake., and Is
certainly superior in material, workman
ship and plan Of operation to anything of.
cred in this market. Give Il an examina.
ton before purchasing a rake.
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