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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-22
alAsoNIC DIRECTORY, 1877,

Belmont Lodge, No. l6. 4 A. NJ. meets ev:
fy Wednesday night on or preceding the lull
moon. JAMES B. RYAN, W. N.
JESSE B. MEYER, Sec'y.
ST. Clairsville Chapter. No. IL Royal Arch
aasons, meets lst Friday night each month:
GEO. P. BUAGARNER, h. p.
JESSIE B. MEYER, Sec'y.
Belmont Council, r. and s. n, meets on the
y ect nd tuesday night Of every month.
d. r. BUMGARNER, q. M.
d. BAILY, Rec.
Hope Commandery No. 26 of Knights Temp.
rs meets On the first Tuesday night OF every
month. Q. W. CAhhO1l1, 4. v.
4. d. BAILEY, Rec.
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Zh FASHIONABLE CARDS
80 with name neatly printed, for IS cents
postpaid. Address, WILLIS NICHOLS
20. Box 25l] st. Clairsville, Ohio.
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Established in 1915
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati g.
st. Louis r. r.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
Time Table East and West.

. MAY IL, 1878.
Trains leave the PaBdle Depot, foot Of Elev>
enth street, Wheeling, W. Va, near Public
landing, daily except Sunday, Columbus time,
as follows:
GOING last.
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The Shreveport Times has q very

The Shreveport Times has q very
sensible letter from a promnet citi
zen of DeSoto on the true policy of
our farmers and tho relative advan-
tages of our State, taking DeSoto as
sample, over Texas ard other States.
He notes the same improvement in
DeSoto we observe here to a limited
extent. Whereas we formerly puc-
chased our beef from Texas, now
most if not all of it is raised at home.
More attention is being paid to stock,
grain and small crops of all kinds, the
people are not quite 50 insane about
cotton as formerly. They have not
fully recovered from this mania By
any means, but there is very conside-
rable improvement and in a few years
we will have prosperous country
full of independent farmers.
It seems from actual experience
that even now it has been found tn
pay to carry cattle from DeSoto to
Texas-that is, they can be bought
cheaper in DeSoto than in Texas
There is no doubt but that small far
mers can succeed much better by d.
versifying their crops and by paying
due attention to stock of the various
kinds, than they can by raising cot.
ton and buying their supplies of pro
visions, horses, &c., from other mar
kets. This last is ruinous policy
and our unhappy experience has ful
| ly demonstrated the fact. Let ou
farmers pay more attention to stool
and small crops, and less to cotton
work indastriously and wait pat'entl!
and live within their means, and in
few years they will find themselves
prosperous, independent and happ.
people. We have a fine country ant
it will soon recover from its preseu
depression. We have already begu
tue process of recaperation. The f
nancial condition Of the country
very stringent, but the people are be
coming more independent and sell
sustainiug.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. W. Cockcrllam VS. d. Bou]'t Jr.. ct al.
District Court-No. S206.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and
ID sale in the above entitled and num-
hcred suit, and to me directed, l have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder at the door of the
court honsc, in the city and parish of
Natchitoches, on
Saturday, the LIST dag Of N"e, 1879,
the following property, to.wit:
A certain tract of land or plantation
laying and being in the Parish Of Natchito-
ches. State Of LoniSiana, and being the
South East fractional quarter tho West
half of the North Feast quarter and East
fractional l,a|fofth North West fraction
al quart er of section 4, Township9. Range
6, containing two hundred and tifty-one
42-1OO acres, and six hundred and thirty
seven 33-1OO acres of land being and lay.
ing in section g.. same Township and
Range, being in all eight hundred an d
! eighty EIGHT 75-1oD acres, together with
all the buildings and improvements
| thereon.
Terms of Sale.
CASII-with the benefit of appraise-
! ment.
A. p. BREDA,
April 27-tls. Coroner,
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IT appears that the recent discIo-
sures regarding the election frauds in
Florida have caused the greatest SEN
sation of this peculiarly sensational
administration. To It's who for ten
long years have had such bitter ex-
perience Of carpet-bag election frauds,
it seems strange that the tardy con-
fession of McLin and his confederatcs
should surprise or excite any one
The Northern masses must be blind
indeed, or must have a fearful op'n'
ion of our veracity, if they do not al
ready know that fraud of the rights
and contempt for the will OF the
majority of the people, constitute the
basis of the Hayes structure. Is 1t
possible that they have doubted the
truth of our wrongs 1t may be go
as otherwise their hatred might prob
ably have forced us to endure them
vet longer. But it is hard to realize
that a man of sufficient intelligence to
obtain a seat in Congress could be-
lieve that Hayes was really elected
and does not know that the electora
votes of Florida, South Carolina ant
Louisiana were counted for hin
through the basest frauds and out
RACES. All must know it and his par
ty friends cannot escape their share
of the responsibility. But time makes
all things even, and we hope the nea
future has in store fearful reckon
ING for the "visiting statement ant
other innocent brethren who concoc
ted and perpetrated these villainles
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New Orleans, La., April II. 1877

70 J. II. CoSgrove, NatchItoches, La
Two hundred and sixty-two, big and
little, PrusSian Poland Catholic Emil
Grants here from South America. where
they have been for the past two years.
and were badly treated. What induce.
ments can your parish or people offer
them ? They are healthy. strong, in
dustrious, and without money. but vii.
ling to work. Answer to WIN. Rocel.
President E;,l; grat!"n Bureau.
f. A. BURKE.
We call attention to the above tcle.
gram from Major Burke, regarding the
arrival of the Polish Emigrants from
South America. Probably no more ia
vorable opportunity will present itself
for us to make a valuable addition to
the working population of our PARISH
These people are on their return from
South America whence they had imml-
grated, and where they failed to estab-
lish a satisfactory foothoM, and they
are in very destitute condition, so
much so that the ever liberal spirit of
New Orleans has been appealed to tor
their charitable relief. Under these cir
cumstances it will be an easy matter to
induce them to settle among us, and IN
few years they wonld be counted with
our best and most substantial citizens.
It is true we have poverty enough
among ourselves, and are in poor condi-
ton to help the needy from other lands
but these hardy Poles with their patient
industry. constitute capital much need
ed here. Sturdy, willing workers OF the
soil are what we need to make our conn-
try materially prosperous anc independ-
ent. substantial white citizens are want
ed to secure our political welfare. Will
not some of our enterprising citizens
take action in this matter as suggested
by the above dispatch ?
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Speaker !su>h'S Mode.

Auditor ,Jnmrl j. madr 4 mrmhpr
of the State BOARD of Liquidation by
law, and he is compelled to act us
Secretary Of the Board. His duties
as such are onpr0ns-and common
justice requires, while the public de-
mands, he should be reasonably COM
pensated therefor. Upon applying
for the pay, heretofore allowed the
Auditor as Secretary of said Board,
there Immediately sprang up "a legal
question: that "thinG" with which
this State has been cursed for the
past seventeen months. Speaker
Bush, it seems, is acting as the Don
Quixote in the defence, and for the
propagation Of conservative REFORM"
and he, posing his lance tilted into
the opinion of the Attorney General,
given on this point at issue and which
opinion Auditor Jnmel based his de
mands upon.
The iustness of Mr.. ,JumerS claims
were recognized by the board, and
very properly in cur opinion, not
outstanding, Mr.. Bush's protest and
vigorous demcyoguecal frothing.
Speaker Bush has assumed entirely
too many dutie>, has constituted him
self the guardian of entirely too much
"sentiment,' for his calibre and stand
inc. The history of his own attempt
to secure pay for his services as a
member Of the same board, when as
such his dnties were but advisory and
not clerical, is too frcsl, in the pub
| lie mind to be obliterated by sncI'
cheap clap trap as his ''protest.' Don
| Ouixote Bush seems to be acting IN
a fourfold capacity on the "pubI'c
boards: lie is ex~speaker of a leg
;S,atu,e which for stup;ljty and muut
,f roform will, never we hone be
ao,n,oa !, any s,,te he usurns the
fnnct;ons of claw officer" Of the State
unou every ocrosion where he can
din tha nnh1;c oar with his sjy-pennv
ref,rm IDEAS he has a solemn and
never LET 90 e,,p upop the tail of the
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STATE or LOUISIANA ,
Parish Of Natclitocl,es, =
Clerks Office
SiiERIFY"S SALE,
la>rari & D;ttrir, vs.. john !. \. Martin
Dist rirt Court. No. Sl64.

la>pari 4 Dietrich vs.. john !. 4. Martin
District tour*. No. Slf9.
DI virtue Of ii writ of FL Fla. issued
- in the above entitled and numbered
sut, and to mr directed. | have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder, at the door of the Cont
House in the city and parish of Natchite
rh"S, on
Saturday, the Attn duy Of M"A 1873,
the following described property towit;
The north west quarter OF north
east quarter of north west quarter, Sc
ton i. TOWNSHIP y :. range >. contalnsa
9l-lnn acres.
South east quarter OF north east quar-
ter, Srction !. township y, rang" $, con-
tanning ~ Mi-ln0 acres,
North west qu"rtrr OF south east quar-
ter. SECTION j. township $. range ). con-
| tainS 10 So 100 acres.
South west quarter of south 'ast quar-
ter. section 33. township 9. ransps, eon'
tanning in the aggregate 2}l A luaaes
Also north west quarter of n@hessf
uuaitrr of section L., towns!p', rhg'
s, containing 80 1.-Two acres.
Also the whole Of south west quarter
Of south east quarter. section 4, town
ship :. range =. containing ~ % F#
ACRES.
Also north east quarter Of south west
uuartcr, section 1, township \, ranges
containing 10 acres.
! North cast quarter Of norih west quar-
ter and north YVES, quarter Of north
Yves: quarter of section ~. townshps
range :. containing ~ ,3-loO acres. To-
v.ther with all the buildings and I'M
provcmcntS thereon.
A., ~ ~, '.u>.;r Il, It com. morr Or itss
! ri mead Of HOES. more or less.
5000 feet of lumber, ,no,e or less. .
Terms Of Sale:
O., a credit Of twelve months, the Pol
chaser to execute his twelve month bona
for the purchase price, with good srcu,
ritv in solitlo. and to be further seenlel
! hy special morty gage on the property s''a
said bond TO b ar eight per cent 'nterS
from day Of sale
d. II. BOCLIT, JR"
Anr;l 13-tLs Sheriff.
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All passenger trains on Texas
railroads are now heavily guarded. On
18th lust a short while after the west
bound train on the Texas Pacific railroad
passed this place-at l2:55-it was dis
covered that telegraphic communication
with the west had been interrupted. the
railroad officials at once became uneasy,
fearing that another robbery had been Be,
committed as one was anticipated. The
wires are still open west Of Arlington,
but an accommodation train from Fort
Worth this morning reports all quiet,
aud that the train last night arrived a,
that place.
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Mr.. Davis letter published in this
issue justly reprobates the admission
80 common with a great many, that
we went into the war to settle the dis
mute between the sections and having
been defeated we gave up the contest
and submitted to the conqueror. We
have always repudiated the idea that
the war was waged for the destruction
or defense of the institution OF slave
". Slavery was not the cause of the
war or any of onr troubles, but pre-
text and aggravatiug circumstance
the war was not the principal strug'
ole nor the end of it. Our quarrel IS
not sectional, although it has assumed
that guise. The contest in this conn
try is over a living principle and has
not ended, and will not be abandoned
The vital principle Of the repub'i'
can party is Capitalization, the
greatest power to the government and
the least liberty to the citizen; while
the vital principle Of the democratic
party is individual liberty aud State
riehts-,he largest liberty to the cltl
zen and only we'll defined, delegated
powers to the government. Thi
principle is the bulwark of our liber
ties. The struggle for its maintenance
began almost with the creation of TIN
world, and will last to the end of time
4 it need be.
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When fellow tips his hat to you a
hundred yards OFT, inquiries most par
ticularly about the health of your tam''
Iy, and praises your good healthy looks
though you may be as lean and iank as
a NANCY cur, set that man down as a
candidate and pin him tight We have
been saluted, those inquiries have been
made to us and our looks praised and we
know whereof we speak.-Marksvllle
Bulletin.
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NOTICE..
Succession of Trnu0up}ju

Succession Of Tranque|in Lecomfe.
nlTAVIA LECOMTE administrative.
" having filed in the Clerks Office of
the Parish of Natchitoches, her final &C
count of administration with tablcau Of
debts, &C., with her petition praying for
their homologation and her discharge
from said administration. All persons
interested are notified to show cause
within ten days from this publication,
why said prayer should not be granted.
". H. TCNNARD,
April 20-2t. Clerk of Court.
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Edward Groves, an old and popular
steamboat Clerk, died in New Orleans,
If rheumatism of the heart, on Fri.
tay, the 18th of this month. He was
a Datiye of Utica, State Of New York,
came to Rapides with bis parents
when young man. and was IN the
Assh wear Of his age. 5~"
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Theodore Tilton can now tile
his petition against Henry Ward
Beecher. Damages-lcss of wife and
conviction before the world of being
a dung.bill in not killing the de-
strover Of hls happiness.
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Researches into animal nature has
certainly produced wonderful surgical
results, and investigations into vege-
table nature has given rs that excel
lent tonic and blood purifier, Home
Stomach Bitters.
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Sllerif'S Sale.
Jerome Sarpey and Neristin Meto!!f'
YIN, H. BOnllt.

DY virtue of a writ of seizure anu =. - :,
ID in the above entitled suit anu ~ ~ n
directed, l have seized and Will QUE 4
sale to the last ana highest blds. ii,
the door of the Court House III ""
and parish of Natchitoches on 40
Saturday. 18th day Of Aay' low VI.
the following described property, :. i" t M
A certain lot Of ground i'll 'n 18th tb
and parish of Natclltoches' '. thet
dwelling house and improvem,eu ';de ofs
on. said lot being on the Nofth >: s''I strss
Denis street, fronting on sa'u ao;ufp
bounded East by the lot b ,rl; - stle
Theodore Schuman, West b! 1a 1.oa ips
purchased by Nine Deslr'r hefs'1d ,ttsd
| DR.. Thurbnr, and purchased D! nssat
ant at Succession sale OF ;hme ..r;yiI.c
Hertzoy, to satisfy the vendors .lpns,t5.
and special mortgage on said p''p''
Terms Of So|e' ,n,,
CAsH-with the benefit Of Of aPR = '.j r.
D. Fl. B0ULL',s snh
! April 1856
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T@s"s.7S5 ye2sas sys T.: -
" Gs1.%F 81 4. =. 8 Nv -

Cor hiCn,.,- >:y..:': Iii ,~irl N~1I-
V'N~, ~ ~: !rV.
>.r,rr w.. De-, = '~,,.
Mr. Si,lrnS
| had a cough for eighteen Year,, "h'n /
commenced ,a>in@ lIr \ .@'l}ur ! H"s Nr''
l,,N my system was u,'hi;it';"1 hi disease. !
had the Kidney f"'upltiH,. "!,'i was 'r'.' nee
iahrn one bottle t.nnl it was Eripin- ne" j;
has helped mv r"n@h. and j, >1'rn"th''!S me.
| am r"H aide t. 4" 10y work. Never hHN'
tnnp. any 'hin. ike IT." \"@r,!ne. | hn"" II i
,v, w ,llil.. II j. rrru'n.nt ted f. b..
tfn>. y. i. i'EN oil T;jN.
N!tiTi\E is nn1,i> hin- and Strengthening"
rl,ic> tue hl"'"l regulates 'hr novels Nni"'>
tEr nrrvuuS system acts directly upon! the S'
c,,,iun~ ard a>u,>,> tn. wiln, s\>1r,u f. sc
tom
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HEAp ,Cllr-Ihrlr are NaluuS ra,l>,'> for
hp;,,iarl,r is Ir,aNnr,nrnt of tI' nervous sv>,
fem, &c. Nr.cti,ir can he said to be- a Nnlt'
remedy fol the many kinds OF hca,!arhc. as it
acts directly upon the various "a,'>r> OF this
complaint. Nervousness. indigestion. f"StiTr-
nr>, Ehrama'isn Nt"';t|2ia, Ei!in"snrsS. Ac,
TRY the Nr.rtinr. luH Will never regret it.
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Sherif''s Sale.
CaSpari Il DIETRICH VS.. y. +. Dar''''
Parish Court-NO. 1902.

Parish Court-N 1902.
DY VIRTUE Of u writ OF seizure AIN
ID sale in the above entitled and nUn'
bcred suit and to me directed, nav
seized and will offer for sale to the nv
and highest bidder, at the door OF W.
Court House, in the city and parish o.
Natchitoches, on
SATURDAY, the 4M day Of May ''''
the following property, to-wit: :,
Lots Nos. IL, II, Ii, II and ~, s't0aVa
in Sprinxvi|le. near the city Of Natcha'
chcs, with all the building and improve,
ments thereon. being the same acqu'!ssa
by the defendant n. F DarnrIl, from 70! %
Corporation of Aatchitochcs, on the ~
day Of October, 1871. :.
Also lot No. II, near the Pump spabl'
being the sa,pe acquired by the detendaa
y. F. Darnell, from Elizabeth Dev'nns,
with all the building and improven'ep
thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
On IA credit of twelve months, the Pa
chaser to execute his twelve n'oay
bond for the purchase price, with g.
security in soli(o, and to be turths. y,
cured by speci: l mortgage on taer r.
perty sold, said bond to bear eIgb'F
cent interest from dav of sale.
,,r;, u tds ~ - Sheriff
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tofflClAL'l
LIST or jlRObS

Drawn 'or ihr june Term. 1879 =, =.
E;h .'Hti"iH] District Court. in '' me
tn" Parrish of \at"hi'"c]rs, St,ts a 'o o.
l."nI>lana in accordance with ),w OF
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Cane river is still on the "down
grade"
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] Il. y. TUCKER.
.lNorur0 "m1 |ovu~|'r At lar.
,Vf1D CAT =,
i w IA / 50.

nNH SrrrnA Hand En~y'r> .1nhhrr, in
Vroud condition. For Terms and pie"
apply /" Il. {. rAlNf.h. \ 60
We ut New Or ru,I>. lii
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some time ago youth strolled into Jerry
N'AulcNs mission in water street. and was converted
lhe father "h overioNei AMI has ever since taken
great interest IN McAulrN and his work Learning that
NcAhleys lungs Toubei him this father suggested III
he set lot AZ Ashury Park build little cottage nd
N'l M, SUMMER months therein derry replied that
NAV would be impossible as ho had monrv lie would
ln l' tu cry proposal ~ the nhtur, 90 90 oi nj
Mnl VA, however uansierred 10 him, Ia be paii nr
When ~ IS able and loan 81 800 made with which
10 buid little cottage jerrys wife hopes that season
~ reat there in the Mt him TO carry on his
daily mission work the rest oi the year
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HdTulN Hnu " NS rOInloTlHDle nero us
reckon not" she said simply but didn't
expect much.'
North turned little wcarily away. Good
night" she snd suddenly. extending her hand.
with n Rcntlcr smile OF Lip and eye than he had
aver before noticed. Good night-takc good
care Of Dad
The Doctor and North rode together some mo-
mcnts in silence. North had another fact pre-
scented TO him. !. Pc that he was going a visiting
and that he had virtually abandoned his former
life; also that 1t would be PROCLAMATION to think
OF his sacred woe in the house OF stranger.
dare say" said the Doctor. suddenly. YOU
are not familiar with the type " woman Miss
Bessie presents so perfectly. You're life hhs
been spent among the conventional class
North froze instantly at what seemed to he n
probing Of his secret. Dlsrecardlng tho last
suggestion he made answer simply and truth.
fully that he had never met any Western girl
like Bessie
That's your bad luck" said the Doctor
You think her coarse and illitoruic?"
Mr. North had been so much struck with her
Kindness that really he had not thought of It.
That's not So" said the Doctor, CURLY
although even II you told her so she would not
think any the less Of you-nor Of herself If she
spoke rustic Greek instead Of hnd English. and
wore ces'"s In place Of nm ill-niting corset
you'd swear she was goddess There's your
trail. Good night"
III
James North did not sIenp we'll that nirbt
He had taken Miss BcssIe's bedroom n, bcr
suggestion. there being but two. and 3" Dad
never using sheets and not bein kcerful in his
habits II was neat but that was all The
scant commentator was atroeious two or thrce
highly.colored prints a shrll wortho, II ehn.t.
Nv winter hououot a., skeleton lo,vas md ,n,ss.
cs. a star fish. nnd two china vnsas hideous
enough to have been worshirred ms Bnddhi-,
idols. exhibited tho gentle recreation of the fair
oc.upant. and the nossihl. fu,,ra nl,,ca,io, -
the child. In the morning hn WA, mot hv .Joo.
who received the message ~ his daughter with
his usual detection. and suggested that North
stay with him until the child WIS better That
event was still remote; North found ON his 70.
turn to hi. cabin that the child ind noon worse.
hut he did not know. until Miss Bess,e dronnod q,
casual remark th,, she had no, closed bnr our,
eyes that night |, was week before he re-.
gained his own auar,ers lint a, n,ti,. vcok -
indeed. on tho whole. n rnthcr nlcnsnnt week
For there was "A ,lclicate nnttery in being dom.
ine.rcl lax n ,vhnlesomasnn1 handsome vo,,,,
and Mr. James North Ind bv this finn. rnndo nm
his mind that she was both. Once or twice he
found himself con,omnln.ing bor sniordid
figure with n recollection NJ IN. n,c,,r,s com.
pliman, and later. emnlotinr her own frani'.
ness told bor a, +,
And whnt aid Won say she aekod
20 Jlnu,hel ana said-,,thip.,r
And sn did sho
A month after this in,er,honro NJ fr,nl,,ss
she askaa him II no could -nsni ,h,. noxt ,,..,,
inr at hcr house lyon 500 % sbo s,i1 ,.th.r's
to hc a dance down nj the Han n, rnreka and
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NnnsconI a, nnlIna OonI YnEh.

White vests OF the best and nOD'
blest make, ut the Clothing Palace, bl3
Elm street. II
Picture frames and mouldIngs,
new patterns Of wall paper for 1873, ut
Reed d Lathrop's. jazz In
-Burlap sacks at Haggarps' VI
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons Mt twenty-five per cent less
than ~. Louis prices, I'll
An entire new stock, entirely new
prices, lower than the lowest, ARE at
present opening ut the
The latest styles Of sailors hats NJ
the Clothing Palace, 5l3 Elm street. II
If you want 10 trade al old buggy
for n new one Orr's IN the place. til
Good judges say, by word and nc
ton, that for low figures and good M
sortment In shirts, hats, fun suite
the New York clothing house ranks
first, II