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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-07
Proposals for Army Supplies.
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
Department of the Columbia.

OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
Department of the Columbia,
Portland, Oregon, February 9th, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLlCATE,
~ with copy of this advertisement attached
TO each, will lie received at this office and at
the office of the Acting Commssary of Sub.
sistence of each post for which supplies are
required, until IL o'clock, Wednesday, March
9th, 1875 for the delivery of the following Sub.
sistence Supplies, viz:
FLOUR.
At Fort Walla Walla, W. T., $4,000 pounds:
Fort Vancouver, W. T., 25,OOO pounds;
Fort Townsend, W. r., 10000 pounds;
Fort Stevens, Oregon, 1880 pounds;
Fort Candy, W. T., 10000 pounds.
FAMILY FLOUR.
AT Portland, Oregon, 5000 pounds.
The Flour to be delivered March %, 1878.
Samples of the Flohr proposed to be fur
nishcd must be submitted with the proposals.
Proposals must be accompanied by guar
antce, signed by two responsible persons and
sworn To before some magistrate having au-
thority TO administer oaths, stating that il a
contract is awarded they will enter into bonds
for the faithful fulflment of the contract.
Proposals for any part of the above will be
considered, the I. 5. rcserving the right to re-
ject any or all bids
Prices in L. s. Currency written as well as
expressed in figures
For further information apply to each Act.
ing Commissary of Subsistence OF the post
concerned, or at this office
Envelopes should be endorsed Proposals
Tor Flour at---" W. II. BELL,
Captain and c. s.. L. S. Army.
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NOTICE.
7. 5 LAND OFFICE,

Y. 5 LAND OFFICE.
Vancouver, ". T., Feb. 81, 1873.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ at this Office by James s. Huntington
against ohm +. Lysons for abandoning his
Homestead entry No. 1888, dated August 9th,
1875, upon the north half Of the southwest
quarter of Section s, Township north Range
1 west, in Cowlitz county, Washington Terri
tory, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the End day Of April,
1878, at . o'clock A. NJ, 10 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. W. II. SMALLWOOD, Register.
8. w. BROWN, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-07
THE kALAMA CONVENTION.
KALAMA, w. T., March 3, 1873,

hALAMA, w. :, March =, 1910,
EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
The Republicans of the second Jul
dicial District held their convention
here yesterday. All the counties in
the district being represented except
Chehalis, Mason and Wahkiakum.
The henchmen from Clarke, Messrs.
Daniels, Steward, Maxon and others,
we on hand like thousand of brick"
so to speak, and on the gu cire for
jobs, Olympia was represented by Mar
shall Blinn, Elwood Evans, Represen-
tative Horn, President Reed and 9TH
ers. The big gun, Strive, although
elected delegate, stayed at home, APP
parently not caring for Constitutional
honors. Our fellow townsmen Holt,
Whitehouse, Patterson, Bloomfield, &c,
looked out for the interests of Cowlitz
Co. Pacific county was assigned to
Bloomfield, with instructions how to
cast the SIX votes they were entitled to
in the convention. Thos. Cornell and
E, Richardson represented Klickitat,
and James Walker appeared in behalf
of Skamania- j. 7: Berry brought
eight votes from Lewis county in his
pocket, and voted them straight as
single according to instructions from
President Reed
Daniels, the Bolter, called the con
vention to order and Elwood Evans
was elected chairman, Byron Daniels,
secretary. The usual committees were
elected and then followed an adjourn
ment until o'clock P. NJ. Good feel
ing prevailed except as between the
two factions of the Olympia delegation.
Immediately after assembling in the
evening, Samuel N. Gilmore was nom-
mated for delegate at large The con-
vention then adjourned a few minutes,
after which, Judge Dennison was NOM
mated as candidate for delegate from
the second Judicial District. Previous
to this nomination, and while Den
nison's name was before the conven-
ton, Reed of Olympia, denounced
Dennison as Democrat and a seces-
sionist Blinn repealed the charge Wig
orously Evans made smooth and
flowing speech and thought to check
mate Dennison by moving the nomina-
ton of Blinn. The motion was car
ried, but Blinn was true to his prefer
ence and peremptorily declined the
nomination, and insisted on Dennison.
On the second ballot Hen. b. f. Den
nison, the great law giver of the austere
countenance, was duly nominated.
Then the war was over. Hon. A. S.
Alternately was nominated in the Cow
litz county council district, and j. S
Allen in the Olympia council district
NJ. Blinn and n H. Bloomfield were
recommended to be appointed on the
Central Committee of the Territory,
and the Republican fuglemen adjourned
TO meet late in the evening at Patter-
sons bar.
To-day the delegates 60 home, and
Kalama will assume its usual tranquil
ity.
Mr.. Editor, if you think the above
worth publication you are at liberty to
do so. If you have any doubt about
the correctness of the items, i would
respectfully refer you to Bier, Spencer,
and the other fellows from Vancouver
Thine, EBONY.
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NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,

Z. s. LAND UfFICE,
Vancouver, W. T., Feb. IL, 1873
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
" at this Office by William d. Wampler,
against Cornelius Austin, for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No 1882 dated July = 1877,
upon the south + Of southwest 4 Section ~,
Township North, Range East, in Clarke
County, Washington Territory with view to
the cancellation Of said entry, the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the 18th day of March, 1873, at . o'clock A.
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged abandonment
W: II, SMALLwO0D, Register.
s. w. BROWN, Receiver
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NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.

I. =. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver W. T., Feb. 81. 1873.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ at this Office by William 0. Huntington
against William b. Keen, for abandoning his
Homestead entry No. 2,l07, dated December
IL, 1876, upon the east half Of the southeast
quarter of Section $, Township north, Range
! west, In Cowlitz county, Washington Terri.
tory, with view to the cancellation OF said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the End day Of April,
1878, at . o'clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. w. H. SMALLWOOD, Register.
s. W. BROWN, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-07
Dissolution Notice.

BY mutual consent Of the undersigned par.
ties, the partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name Of Daniels Brothers Is hereby
dissolved G. II. Daniels having purchased all
the interest Of II. &. Daniels in the business,
will continue to conduct the same us hereto
fore, and he Is authorized 10 collect all out
standing accounts and pay all claims against
said firm. q. II. DANIELS,
II. q. DANIELS.
Nancony err Feb G. 1873
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The Independent.
THURSDAY, MARCH :, 1878.

The columns of the INDEPENDENT
are over-crowded this week, on ac-
count of the unusual length of the de-
linquent tax list published. A change
by the law in the payment of taxes has
made more delinquents than usual.
The law now requires the delinquent
tax to include the cost of publishing
the same, SO that delinquents have to
foot the advertising bills in the end.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-07

LECTURE.-Lieut. H. L. Bailey, Dist
Infantry, lectured at the Methodist
Church for the benefit of the Ladies'
Mite Society, on Friday last. Owing
to the storm and other public attrac-
tions in town that evening, the attend
ance was not so large as the merit of
the lecture deserved. The subject
dreams" was well prepared and at
tentively listened to by the audience.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-07

tE The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson for the best Photographs
In the United States, and the Vienna Medal for
the best In the world
800 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-07

All of sections 9, II, & 3, Sc 4 of
sw a 4 of S 4, ne 4 of $ e 4,
\ of n a, and lots Z, l, 2 Il 8 of
sec S, On, r W, 1852 acres. SARA 50
s. VESTAL,
Treasurer Cowltz Co. W. T.
Kalama, w. T., March 2, 1878.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07
The Kind of People Who Arc
Wanted i'm Texas.

In the first place, we have more
doctors than are needed and more than
can make legitimate support. Ours
is healthy country, and very few
doctors will answer the purpose. Ii
one halt that are here would drop
medicine and take up the pillow. they
would be more sure of a living, and
the country would be vastly benefited
We have nine times too many lawyers
The State could we'll afford to make
big swap and trade off seven elghths
Of her lawyers for Northern farmers, at
the rate Of forty lawyers for one farmer
and make "big money" by the OK.
change. If we had fe,o more COCA
preachers, and a great many less, poor
ones, we think the churches in Texas
would be mere prosperous, and relig-
ion rate considerably higher.
We have all the clerks, counter hop
pers, book keepers, lawyers, doctors
and deadheads the country can wen
support, and we cannot advise any
more to come. But we do cdnt anu
must hare. farmers. We have plenty
Of room, and will gladly welcome wiIn'
IN our borders fue million good Jdrm,
ers. Any man who is determined " y,
make his living ny tilling the sou, VIII
be received with outstretched arm,
We want as many stock-raiserss as eau
come. We have as fine stock coul,
try as can be found anywh ere IN lp'
world, and we want more stock me.'
We want farm laborers, we want dal!
men, cheese, aud butter makers We
want fruit growers. gardeners, wOO.,
growers. and manufacturers; butr
want most Of all, farmers-4O acre r..
mers, so acre farmers. and lou acre IA
mers. We want farmers who pc.
deep and put in their seed in sood ga
son. We want subsoil men; we 90.
want that class Of men who break
RE with a shovel plow and one ma.;'
and who depend too much on fryWT w,
ideuce for a crop without labor. W
want early rising, hard-workinz, s0Osi
industrious, good managing men,
with such, our prosperity as StAle ~
county Is certain Waco b'H''
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-07


contracts are stipulated in wririag, on
other terms.
EXEMPT PROPERTY.
Texas has. no doubt, the most liber.
al Homestead and Exemption Law
of any Stats in the Union. The fol.
lowing is the law
Sic, l.--Thnt the homestead Of a family, not TO
exce.L Two hundred acres OF land (n0t INCLUDED in
cIty. town or vllsge. or any city, townor village
l,t, not 10 exceed nva thousand dollar. iu yalu.
M the time Of their destination as Homestead
and without reference to the value OF any imp,ov.
ments thereon, shall not be subject 10 forced sale
for debts, except for the purchase money
or for taxes or for labor and materials expended
thereon.
family IN this state, Tree and exempt from forced
,stc tdg debts, the following property
M houseLo old and kitchen furniture. all imple.
mcr,s Of husbandry, all tools aud apparatus be-.
longing 10 any trade or profession, all books BE-.
longing TO private or public libraries, five milch
cows aud calves, two yoke of oxen, two horses
and one wagon, one carriage or buggy, one, gun,
twenty hogs, twenty head Of sheep, all provi siops
and forage Of, hand for home consumption. all sad.
dies. brides and harness necessary for the use Of
The family one horse, saddle and bride, all wear
ing apparel, all tools, apparatus and books be.
longing to his private library.
None of the above property can DO
taken for debt, and in case ofthe death
of q married man. it is all set apart for
the benefit of his widow and children,
and is not subject to the debts against
the estate.
We will just add, that opinions differ
widely as to the merits and sound poll
cy Of the above law.
ADJOINING COUNTIES,
Among the advantages Of Hays Co.,
not the least is the fact that it is sur
rounded by other counties almost e.
uually attractive. and is thus the cen.
ter of very large, beautiful and fertile
territory. On the northeast lies Trav.
is, containing the State Capital, Aus
tin. Southeast lie Caldwell and Gus
dalupe, both vastly fertile and more
populous. with their fiourishing rouu.
ty towns Lockhart and Seguin, the lat.
ter now station on the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad,
while Luling in Caldwell and Kings.
bury in Guadalupe are also stations
on the same road. On the SOU thueat
We have Comal, with its metropolis,
New Braunfels, eighteen miles from
San Marcos on the road to San Anton.
10, place of some $500 inhabitants,
the centre of large and fourishing
Geaman community, the busy seat Of
trade, manufacture and industry. To
the northwest lies Blanco, one of the
most thrifty, romantic and interesting
of our mountain counties. Taking the
entire six counties under notice, add
ing adjacent portions of Gonzales and
Bastrop, and we feel safe in saying
that it would be difficult to locate
more desirable and attractive region
of country in Texas or elsewhere, ex-
tending as it does from the Colorado
to beyond the Guadalupe, and EN-.
bracing the valleys of said rivers and
of the San Marcos, Blanco, ETC., with
almost every variety Of soil and pro-
duction known to the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12
EeHG of the DEy.

Mr.. Acklsn declares he will not retire from
tho congressional contest in Louisiana under
any consideration.
Jennie r. Smith has been indicted for the
murder Of her husband, Police O&csr Smith,
OF Jersey City. He was killed while lying 10
bed be:ils her, and she told story of having
been ohloroformed by some person who had
gained access to the house.
The Mystic Water Go. of Boston. has dis
covered that JAS Lee. former proprietor of a
bIeachery at SomerviIle, Mass. but who is now
at sea, su:reptitiously connected his establish
ment to the principal water main. and for -
years used water to the value of 500, 900.
The President and Cabinet havo decided
that uude: the posse coDitatus clause the ar.
y cannot be used to enforce the laws 10 rels.
ton to Illicit distilIe.s, aud the Revenue COL
lsctor at Little Rock las been instructed to
employ as lsrgo force as may be necessary to
aeizs the stills and arrest the offenders, aod
that arms will be furnished. He is Instructed
to call On tie Iar5hal to assist him 20 organize
force to overcome resistance without blood.
shed, aud to enforce the laws at all hsz,rds'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12
Outrages.

Last Monday night seven negroes outraged
four white women naar Mount Vernon, PoGey
county, Indiana. Thursday night Deputy
Sheriff Oscsr Thomas. whils attempting to ar
rest some of them was killed by Daniel Will
hanson, co!olsd. Yesterday morning mob Of
son, hanged two others and are preparing to
hang the rest. Great excitement prevails.
An outrage was committed upon 8 young girl
living about three miles from Fsirmont, W. Va,
by tramp yesterday morning. The cries
OF the girl brought man 70 her assistance, who
dubbed the william almost senseless. he WAS
lodged in the county all yesterday, and frequent
thrests are made that no will be lynched, so
great is the indignstiou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12

DR.. GILES l have been exceedingly sue
oessfu 10 using your Liument in my practic.
particularly in cases Of paralysis it has worked
wonders. l nave seen those who have not
been able 10 walk fer years, recover the usc OF
their limbo, and one gentleman 10 particular.
who bad visited Europe and the hot springs 10
Arkansas without benefit, after having your
Lioiment applied, was restored and able to re-
sumo his usual avocatioDs. You have great
field before you. and may you 90 on and pros
DEF, for you certainly have benefited mankind
by your valuable discovery. Yours,
j. L. ALLAN.
Electric and Magnetic Manipulation.
4l9l 9Th Avenue, N. 7.
Sold by +. S. Lsadbeater & Bro. Send Tor
pamphlet. Or. Giles, l2O Wess Broadway. N.
Y. Trial size IS cents.
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Port UR .aAELays.l,Ezs, OCT'R. IL
Gun rises ........... S Sun sets. =


gun risas.."........ Sun sets. ."......... s -
ARRIVED.
Str Sue, Baltimore, to Joseph Broders 81 co.
Schr Virginia Dare, Havre dc Grace, TO To
Mehstiey s. Co
Schr May Mcfarland, Boston. to z Agnew
s. Go.
CLEARED.
Stnp john Gibson, Row York, By F 4 Reed.
StrJ w Thompson, Leonard town. by FA Reed.
Str Il sttsno, Nomi2. by ,'oS Broders 81 80.
PASSED UP.
Sckrs inc 4 EccGerraan and Tsuhaaacr, Ken
Aces, Prov;Gcr g; Howard Williams, ---- J
ali or Georgetown.
PASSED down.
Schr CF S:nnickson, Georgetown! Coz Norfolk.
COTTON OFF.
Tho schr Marion Draper, before reported
ashore at Swami crock, has gotten Oil and pro-
cecded on her voyage.
MEMORANDA.
Schr + j Lancaster cleared from Ph:lAdel-
pbis for Washington 18th.
Schr Estelle Day cleared from Philadelphia
for this port 18th.
Schr Breeze, hence, at New York 18th.
Schr Annie M Allen, hence, st Bristol lULh.
Schr w Mason, Georgetown. at Fall Rlver 9th
SCnr Lellu91 oail ehiLeu Aiolh 4No" 'H.iiOAN
for Georgetown 10th.
Schr David Clsrkson. Georgetown for Fall
River. at Newport 10Th.
Schr w Ii Hopkins, hence. aL N London 10Th.
Schrs American Team, hence, and Dread
naught, Georgetown, at New Haven 18th.
Sehr Geo K Vreeland, Georgetown, at Provi-
Gence 10th.
Schr Chas F Sampson sailed from Providence
for Georgetown 10th.
Schr helen A Hoyt. Woods Hole for George
town. at Tarpaulin Cove 9th.
Schrs Jane l. Newton. Boston for this port !;
Ella Pendieton, Bangor for Washington. and
Florence l Lockwood, Georgetown for Boston,
ct Vineyard Haven 10th.
Schcs G G Lane, Oliver Schofsld AID E II
Barnes. all from Georgetown for New Haven
at New York 18th.
Schrs Carrie Holmes, Geo Taulsne and s
Wins, Gsorgetown, at Now York 18th.
Schr Florence Dean, Georgetown, At ProVi-
dan9e 9th.
Schr Usrid V Streakor sailed from Pawtucket
for Georgetown 9th
Schr Tennessee. VinalhaVon for Washington
st Vineyard Havon 9Th
Schr j w Brown, Bangor for Georgetown, at
Vineyard Haven 9th.
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Electric and Magnetic Manipulation.

A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
Although Dooiey Y east Powder LAYS no claim,
10 itself, to ueeuty it produces the most beau!l'
full, elegant and delicious rolls, biscuits. cako
and pastry Imaginable. and such that are a Joy
and pleasure in the household. lie it for
the celebrated Vienna rolls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12
Gas Works DESTROYED

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 1.-THE Hero
Glass Works. owned and occupied by William
Leavitt ct Cedar and Arimingo streets. WAS
partially destroyed by IRE early this morning.
Tho loss is estimated at $50 QUO, and insured for
$50, 500 in homo and foreign companies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12
8. Dcalham has good Hats at SO cents.

So Reopen NO OF AN ENTIRE New MILL
Merry STocK.-Mrs. Lindheimer wishes 10
intern her numerous friends and customers,
that on account Of tho increased business from
her Alexandria friends, and by request of nu-
merous ladies' of Alexandra. shs will, lndepen'
dent of her new place in Washington, reopen
on next Thursday and Friday October 10th
and 1lth, with On elegant, grand, new and
complete stock Of
l9- MILLINERY. ESQ
consisting Of Pattern Hats, Pattern Bonuets,
Feathers, Flowers, &C., and OF the most choice
styles and designs ever before exhibited at
Alexandria, or anywhere else, at her old stand,
No. Is Kiog street. to which the public IN gen.
eral and tho ladies 10 particular, are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Liudbeimer will devote her special time
and attention to the Alexandria store, and hopes
to be literally patronizsd. Prices guaranteed
to BIO cheaper than ever. Respectfully yours
MRS. s. LINDHEIMER,
Nos. Is Kag st. Alexandra, Va, and 904 7th
street, Washington, D. y. oot 5-lm
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EirStEtA NoHS.

The Potersbar: correspondent of the Wesh
iuetoa Republican says :-"Last Thursday,
while addressing crowd, composed targets, OF
democrats, atPrnce Gocryc'sC. Il. Cant. Hiz,,
ton made some remarks refiectlog upon Federal
J.ioia!s. Col. Robert Boiling. who was present
denled statement that Hinton made. Alter
the latter was through speaking Boiling was
Invited by several democrats to answer Hlptor.
lie had spokeu but few minutes. when Hin
too struck Boiling back Of the ear from behind.
Further disturbance, however, was prevented
by the officers OF the law. Ga his way home
to Petersburg Col. Boiling was overtaken By
Hinton and teur others. COL Boiling said 10
Hinton that he would settle with hin at seine
future time, when Hinton sprung from bis car
tiaee, aoa, while he held Bollog, Frank Rus
sell, the city auditor. beat him with o stick
over tho head and arms, and Hilton called to
mis- friends to shoot the damn sooundrel."
Tho S!aunton correspondent of the Richmond
Disps!ch says: - thrilling scene WAS witnessed
near The valley railroad depot yesterday after
noon. Rear the depot is some trestle.work over
q ravine about forty feet deep, and across this
trcs.le is a narrow plank tor foot passengers.
Just as Mr.. Thomas O'Donnell and his wife
reached the middle of the plank in crossing, a
team of horses. frightened by locomotive
broke from tho wagon and came rushing bllnGly
10 the trestle. They attempted to cross, but
when Tow feet from the lady and gentleman,
over tho trest!e into tho road below. Tho es-
f fap" Oh MI y 00nn''' anu MS "''0 was "0''0''
Men of $50 lbs. weight 70 TO Dealham's for
suit Of Clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12

Promises kept inspire confidence, end Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup never promised relief in the
diseases of childhood without at once etfecting
it. Hence the popular reliance upon it. Pfico
p cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12

MoToR FOR RAILwAYs.-Mr. Joseph T.
Keley's motor for cars, which was on ezhibi.
tion at the fair, can be seen at j. l.. Cathcsrt
& Sons. All persons ioterested should call
and examine this wonderful invention. One OF
these motols is to be built at tho works OF
Messrs. Cathcart & Sons A stock company
for the manufacture Of these motors is to b.
raised. aud an opportunity will b. presented to
tho citzsus of Alexandra to subscribe.
oct1 l-]V#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12

NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS AND Shoes
The most elegant assortment of the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this COUNTRY,
comprising all the latest fashions. All Of thos,
goods have been made to our own order. uader
our personal supervision. and accordiog to our
idea OF the tastes and wants of the retail
trade. We shall b, most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to all, whether they de-
sire TO purchase or not. WADDEY,
cctll-tf ITO Kiug street.
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ESTABLlSHED 1920.
c. SHOOT. 'No. u. sM'o4
G.. G. SM00T e. SONS,
TANNERS,
Alayandris, Virginla,

Dealers in HIDES, OIL and LEATHER.
Cash paid for Beef Hides, Calf Skins aud Sheep
Skins. Merchants or Farmers having Hides or
Skins for sale can send them 10 US. and we will
allow the highest cash price, and will remit Dy
check, express or by mail, as instructed: NO
charge for Carriage Solo Leather, Upper Lea'h,
or and Harness Leather always on hand, and
for sale low for cash. oCe i--o"l
VNDK CHOICE CUFFEES at low prices catl
m Too1G1 4. J. DAVIDSON, TAT Alngst