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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

Last Friday night was big time at the
NJ. Z. Church. Gen. Hurst failed to
make his appearance and Mr. Longbon
made a speech, after which voting on the
Sewing Machine was begun, under the
supervision of j. ii. Wilson. Mary Gard
ner and Abbie Pierce soon ran ahead of
all others. Nellie Messenger got several
votes. A combination Of men was form
ed to give the machine to Mary Gardner,
on the ground that she really needed it,
while none of the others named did. So
the voting went on, until 1890 o'clock
Miss Gardner and Miss Pierce were kept
nearly even until just before the expira-
tion Of the time, when over one hundred
votes were given for Miss Gardner, and
the matter was settled. The proceeds OF
the machine amouLted to $Ss 25. G. A.
Atkinson presented the machine in a
neat little speech. and Miss Gardner re-
sponded in q few appropriate words of
thanks.
During the voting, the oyster supper in
the basement was in full blast, and large
numbers Of persons partook. The oys-
ters were furnished by j. B. Howe, the
great Wanzer machine manager, and the
other necessaries were furnished by law.
yer Paine. and the oysters were cooked
by Sam. Poindexter, and served by
Paine, Howe, and few women. Every
thing was managed so nicely that vote
~ he Il II 81
Paine, and a neat and appropriate re
sponse made by Mr.. Paine, who claimed
to be the talking member OF the good
looking. red-haired firm OF Howe
Paine. The proceeds of the supper wer'
over $30
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

The rapidly increasing demand for Eli
lert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry
is positive indication of its merits, thou
sands of individuals who have been cured
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and inoipi-
ent Consumption, where other remedies
have failed, are the bes: proofs possible
that this is without doubt the best cough
remedy yet discovered. For sale by
Geo. w. Miller. ttf
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We publish the new time table Of the
Scioto Valley Railroad We are not sure
that it is correct, as the copy sept was
Autographed, and a poor attempt to imi-
tate very poor writing. 1t is dim, blurred
and almost illegible. Why cannot people
act with little common sense2 IL that
time table had been printed on clear Ro
man type, it would have prevented cur
ses in every printing Office to which it
was sent
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

With all the testimony in its favor, to-
gether with our personal knowledge Of it,
we commend "Lawson's Curative" to our
friends, with confidence that it will do
them good. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Nervous Headache, Pains in the Back or
Limbs, in fact. whenever cooling and
healing embrocation is needed, use the
Curative" For sale by w. F. Hale,
Jackson. Ohio. lOian2t
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Partition Notice.

Frances Stewards, samuel puindsxtor, and
samuel Mc6hcc, OF Jackson county, Ohio. will
take notice that p.tittum was flied aaaiuat
them on the nrst day % January, A. u. tsgs in
the Court Of Common Pleas, within aud for the
county ~ jackson, ~ willie y Beatty, aud u
demands partition Of the following DESERVED
real estate, situate IN said county aud state. to-
vii: The south east quarter uf the north east
quarter, excerpt siNtesn acres OF the west side
tnerCoD In section HCvCas township seven. uf
range nineteen. Also, the suuih half 90 the
north west quarter of socii0u eight, township
seven, Of range uiuCtCUms containing Ia all Que
hundred AMI four acres, more or lOsa, aud that
at the next term Of Eaid court, the said willie
A. Beatty will apply fnr mn order that partition
may be mnhe Of said premises.
Dated this second day o. Jtuutrv, ISIS.
WILLIE A. BEATTY.
James Tripp, ATTY. Janif6i
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Many a person has become crippled
and deformed by neglecting the proper
means of curing Rheumatism on its first
appearance in the system. 1t is next to
an impossibility to cure it after once
seated. Use the best known remedy,
'Lawson's Curative" on feeling the first
systoms, and you will drive it out For
sale by w. f. Hale, Jackson, o.
Inn 2-Ow
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1t is a sad sight to see an intoxicated
person on the street. How much more
so is it to see dull and sickly Baby rem
dered SO by dangerous opiates? DR..
Bulls B,by Syrup contains nothing in
furious and may be given to the most
delicate Baby Brice % cents.
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On Tuesday we received an order from
Lily Postoffice. Scioto county, on which
we had six cents additional postage to
pay. We intend to deduct it from the
money sent II people have no more
sense than to send a pile Of coppers by
mail, they should be made pay for it.
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Rev. Mr.. McCabe, Of Greenfield, called
on US on Monday morning. He reports
the temperance movement in Greenfield
in prosperous condition. Hon. Fl. L.
Dickey, member Of Congress, resides
there Mr.. Dickey was very low
drunkard. and this came very near de-
feating him in the election. although
there was very large Democratic ma
iority in the district. Last summer Mr..
Dickey joined the Murphy temperance
pledge. and made temperance speeches,
and Mr.. McCabe informs US that he still
remains faithful to his pledge.
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Joel F. Starkey is agent for the Adams
Express Company on the Narrow Gauge
Railroad. 1t connects with the Scioto
Valley road, and Mr.. starkey says he can
deliver goods from any point, at same
rates charged by the NJ. & C. r. r.
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MAR RTE o.

HIGGINs-RUss the residence OF the
brides Grandfather, near Keystone Furnace,
Jan. 9. 1873, by Williamson Scurlock. J. p, Mr..
Thomas &. Higgins and Mrs. Mollie +. Russell,
all OF Jackson county, Ohio.
RUsT-GALBREATH.-At his Office, Dec. 81,
1871, by Williamson ScurloclI. J. p. Nj. William
Rust and Mrs. F. Galbreath, all of Jackson
county, Ohio.
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The tinkling Of the bells is heard upon
our streets day and night. The heavy
coal wagons, as they slowly move along
the streets, give out that singing sound
only made by wagons IN extremely cold
weather.
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Notice TO Contra ctOrs.

The undersigned viii receive sealed Propo-
sails ~ the Valley Huuaa, jackson, o., until sat
nrday, January y. lsss, for grading Nnruw
Gauge kntitouu Track fwu-thirdH Of a mile Ia
length, from point on the =. J. a 4. Narrow
Gauge, uve miles west Of Iacksun. Ohio, 90 tha
Inai Mines now hcinx opened by thc spring
ncld jackson Coal Company.
The Company reserves the right 10 reject any
nr all bids. Specifications may be- seen mt the
Valley House after the sih of January.
A. T.. SILCOTT, President.
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Farmers, livery men. and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
OIL will never use any other, it is the
best and only Reliable Oil in the market
1t received the highest award at the Cen
tennial Exposition of 1876. For sale by
John c. Branson. 1tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

Some time ago we spoke Of Aaron Aten,
of this place, going to Cincinnati to have
an operation performed on his leg. Mr..
Aten got home on Tuesday, nearly well.
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I3nov4t

Uncle Sans Condition Powder Cures
and Prevents Disease. Every stock rails
er should have it on hand to be used as
occasion may require. If your druggist
does not have the genuine Uncle Sans,
do not be deceived with an inferior arti-
Gle, but send to the Emmert Proprietary
Co.. Chicago, and get it for yourself.
For sale by Geo w. Miller. TT
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Preaching every evening this week at
the Baptist Church. Church meeting
next Saturday at 2 p. m. Services next
Sabbath morning and evening.
j. s. REAsoNER.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

No other remedy has proved so effec-
tual in relieving Coughs and Colds as Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10
For Sale.

A very.handsome Indian pony, years
old. sound and in good order. will sell
on time, if preferable, with good security.
27dec3t S. T. BoGGEss.
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This is called the Week Of Prayer, and
services are held at the churches day and
night. As this is the time Of the year to
seek after religious truth, we would like
to have some Of the expounders Of the
Scriptures to tell US how they reconcile
these public prayer meetings with what
Christ commanded in Matthew, 9th
chapter. SIS verses
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

DR.. Harter's Fever and Ague Specific
is endorsed by all physicians. and pre-
scribed by them in their practice. For
sale by Monahan & Jones, Jackson, o.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the POstofiice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending Tuesday,
Jan. s. 1878.
Bum Mary Mss Crabtree Susan Miss,
Dull James, Gilbert Minerva Miss,
Hayes Rell Miss, johnson j. T.,
Rise William. Thomson Addy Miss,
NandiVOIt Albert.
If not called FOL in four weeks will be sent to
Dead Letter Office.
S.P. BALDRIDGE, p. N.
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Visiting committee for the Public
Schools. Friday, January IL, 1878, Mrs.
Mark Sternberger and Mr.. o s Miller.
t. s. MATTHEWS Sec'y.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves 20 ho iu.
dehted TO the undersigned, are rvqur.f. q TO cali
and settle at once, without further notice.
&. n. THOMPSON a CO.
BERLIN, Jan. I, is7s. m
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A large mail business is now carried on
by, way Of the Narrow Gauge railroad
We now have four arrivals OF daily mails.
One in the morning, one at noon, and
one in the afternoon by the NJ. & c. r.
r., and the Marrow Gauge road. These.
together with the cross mails, gives us
superior mail facilities for an inland town.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

For the past few days the weather has
been quite cold. On Tuesday morning
the thermometer stood at degrees be-
low.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

QUERY: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal of North Carolina at
the same price ?" 27dec77y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

The injurious use of improperly pre-
pared pills and other loudly-blown RENE
dies, recommended to cure all ills, is
much to be lamented by all except the
doctor into whose care you are sure to
come. An honorable and trusty excep-
ton to the rule is Eilert's Daylight Liver
Pills. They clear and purify the system
perfectly. For sale by Geo w. Miller. If
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ST. LOUIS, January ?, 1873
No. 29l5 James Street

NO. -JlO James street,
Mr. D. MAcKLEY-Dear Sir: Will you
please publish the enclosed slip, taken
from the New Albany, Ind. Ledger Stand
ard, Of the Goth Dec, so my friends in
Jackson County may know OF my sad loss
/ had to leave my children with their
aunt, (Mrs. Condiff) in New Albany. By
giving this a notice in your valuable pa
per, you will oblige Your friend,
ALLEN B. GILLILAND.
DEATH OF MRS GILLILAND
Mrs Molly F. Gilliland died at St.
Louis, December 25th, 1877. at $50 a. m
where she had been residing the past
seven years. Her mother. Mrs Byers,
and sister, Mrs Condiff of this city, were
with her. She was the youngest sister,
being 80 years old last June. there being
only two left Mrs. Condif and Mrs.
Staples, of Battle Creek, Mich She had
been sick for some time. Her physicians
had hopes of curing her until the past
few days. She leaves two children (girls)
one IL and the other 5 years old. bright
and interesting. She was first married
to Mr.. Charles Hans, in 1864, who was
drowned in Red river several years ago.
About 7 years ago she was married again
to Capt. A. B. GIlliland OF St Louis, who
IS connected with the Keokuk northern |
line packet Co Mrs G. was a christian |
and a member OF one of the Baptist |
churches Of st. Louis. The family and |
rem lins will be here at 10 o'clock to.
morrow and the funeral will take place
rom the family residence Of Mr.. Condiff, /
)n Friday afternoon at oclock, TO which
friends and acquaintances are invited.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

James B. Howe will start to Canada on
Thursday of this week, on a business
trir, and will be absent about week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-10

Lost-a black and white spotted SOW,
with eight small pigs. Please inform
ASA MESSENGER
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PIANOS.
The Best Offer!
We win ssli during these hard times
$600PIAN0SFOR $3.50

And all otherstylos in the same proportion. IN
Guiding Grand. square and Upright-aii TifrI
Cis-ss-sold direct To the People at Factory rit.
Gee No agents. no commissions: NO dla suuu n.
These Planes made one Of the finest displays al
lmf usly recommended for the Highest IInnufs
" rularly incorporated Manufacturing Ta-
Ntw ManuinctorN-one uf the Largest and nne.f
ln the world. The square 0fnnds confaff
MEthushekH new patent Duplex Ov.r.fruur
- tlcs the greatest improvement tm the htsfurt
of Plano making. Tue Upriuhts are the FIns.f
IN America. ftanoa sent uu trial. uuuI fail
90 write for Illustrated and ncacriufive Cafs.
ioguct-rQuilcd Tree.
MENDELssoHN PIANO CO.,
,,.. Nc. sc Broadway, n. 2.
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THE ssGENT''
LADIES WATCH & CHAIN.
PRICE $1,000.

This cut represents our beauu-
fui Gem" Ladies Watch and
Chain, Nhough both watch and
chain are more than ons-third
larger than the sngravIns), made
expressly for thisA0sney, and esls-
braied for durability, beauty and
workmanship. The eases are sls-
gantly engraved or sngins-turnsd.
The Watch and Chain are made Of
a composition closely resembling
gold, plated by a new process, and
impossible to be told from gold
save BY chemical test
SWISS WATCH AGENCY,
~ Bond Street. N. Y.
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WOOL!

The highest market price. Ia cash. for
Wool Also have a large lot Of our
own mike Of goods 70 exchange
for Wool
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STORE.

Also keep a first class Store,
opposite the Court House,
where they sell goods cheap.
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ElallEt, Flannel, Yarn, Jeans, &C., &C.
The New York herald., 1878-02-10
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 7s-ouADKUPE
DRY GOODS.

IN ADDITION TO OUR
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS IN EMBROIDERIES
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HORSES. CAI,nINGrs. 81.

4 -CfiARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
"A. TWELFTH CONSIGNMENT FROM THE EAST.
TWELFTH GRAND PEKENPTORY Sale OF the fastest
GREEN EASTERN BRED TROTTERS in tho country. TO
take place Wednesday February l3 at O'Clock. ut
BARKER SONS New York rattersmls, corner OF
Broaoway and Both st.. COM prsing TWENTY-TWO HEAD
s-sorrel teidiag PLlMPrON. l5k high, foaled
ls72 Hot by Wier Knox; can trot In 40 BAY Geding
Jr car trot In 3:4s Brown icidux GALEsBURG i5T
high, ioalcd 1872 by Daniel lambert trot IN
30. Brown Mare ISLAND GIRL. l5A high, foaied
1871 got BY Bismarck trot close TO 90 Roam Mare
BELLE OF LEWISTON. l5A high, ioaed 1877. got by
FERN, l5A high oaled 1871 got by naiis Ethan Alien
can :+5 Brown Marc DAGONA 151s high. fosied
1871 got by Bsards Clay can trct In 45 Dspple gray
can trot close to 40. Brown Ielding CCTAvUs l5ts
BAY colt REGINALD ok high. fealed 1873 got BY Care
nAnght; can trot in AS. Brown Geidng ROLAND l5&
in2 so Brown dcldpE NICHOLAS 1929. high, foaled
Geidns wINFRED is az high. fosled is7l, got BY Che
nerys Gray Eagle can tr0t in 45. Bay eldng AMASA
can .ros close to 24o Grown Mare CIGiLY, i5x high
i.asd 1871 got BY Ds9sc Lambert; can ,rot in 30
DoLPH. l6 high. foaed 1872. got by Larkns Knox OF
extAordin grand and rich tye trot in
minutes Gray Colt RODEkIC. 1G high. oaed lS73 got
by Flying Eaton: can trot In so Bay Geiding NAPO
trot In so. B,own Geding PHiNEAs, i54 high fosed
1877 got by Phil sheridan: can trot IN - Bay Mare
Any l5< high. foaed 1872. got by Daniel Lamhert
tfot in 2: :45 hay Mare EAST 30 TON GIRL, l5z high
foaed 1865 got BY Ethan Alien has record oi 80 The
all warranted sound with the exception OF
undwy) morning. TO DO and ridden after
Catalogues rcady.
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DRY GOODS.

AS OUR TIME rs LIMITED for reducing our stock we
Black grain SILK At 7Se. soe. soc. 81 worth fully
80
.BEITEE GRADE up s4 propors,onal, Low
PRICES
tngs, &C., worth lOc.
81 PIECES DARDANELLEs sUITINGs at &c.. worth
i2hcp i2hcprrcps u,srRv. surr,yos a, ,oo. worth ,se
~ PIECES FANCY BOURETTES At l21ac.. worth l6c
e6 PIECES COLOEED ALPACAS 81 l5c. worth 2oc
ONE CASE heavy serges at 17c. never sold loss than
as PIECES CASHMERE TwILLs at 2oc., worth Soc
ALL wool UAMEL'S HAIR Ut 2oc. Soc. 4oc.. ooc';
worth 80 per .
ri Z GREATEsT BARGAIN in all wool black Cashmere
offered in New York.
ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE ss +5c.. worth fully
6Oc
FINE QUALITIES 55c ESQ., 75c.. S5c. 81 and 81 25,
MOURNING GOODS OF every description.
JUST RECEIVED THREE GASES heavy corded Zig
ures a 9c.. worth fully I2Ec.
, CASES each crashed 7e, loc.. l2%c 2oc- under
prices
40 DOZEN TOWELS ct &c., worth i23Sc
ALL LINEN HUCK TOW Els at i0c., l2<c.. l5e.
ALL LINEN BROWN Table Damask ~ 25c
ALL LINEN WHITE Damask at Soc
TURKEY DAMASk v 55c.
ALL OUR HEAVY WOOLLEN ClothA Waterproofs,
Cloakings. greatly reduced III prices
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SUITS AND CLOAKS.

20 SUITS at SO So actual over Sc
SUITS ut S.. worth So
80 SUITS At g., cost over S16.
BETTER SUITS MARKED to correspond.
SILK SUITS at n great reduction.
CLOAkS at S., worth $40.
CLOAKs NJ SO. worth Si4
CLOAkS At $40. worth SIS.
CLUkS-at Sl3. worth S22
CLOAkS Vt SIS, worth $50
The New York herald., 1878-02-10

wASuINGTON'S RECEPTION DAY.
II. GUILMAkD IL ready To make ladies appear the
autl picture. In olden times. Tor this grand
sion. There without the head being
o. core spond with the costnmc H. Gumard has made
study antique conurss have splendid assortment OF
white Wigs. CLignous, Pompadours boncle. .Mnrteaux
Side Waves. Those ptccsx adapted Tor ladies who
csunot wear wigs They are ARRANGED separately. so
the OF the head These styles taken
the following characters Msriha Washington, Mrs
bingham, Mrs j. jay Mrs Winthrop. Mrs Harrison q.
otis Mrs. J. Adams, Mrs Ralph lizard, and many others.
Call and sha be happy to show vou the styles
stated above. H. Guilmard 10 assisted by Nine. Gunard
and her ATTENDANTS well known by ladies she dressed last
year chsrningy. We work with taste aud pleasure.
There Is art In all our work. Honor is money"
A. GUILMhKD's store are especially invited 10 call and
establishment one OF The nost beautiful IN New
York aud better assortment OF Human HAIR aud Fancy
Goods be found The fixtures splenGid. tho
number of lUU ~ large mirrors On exhibition.
gu.es. always dressed IN the beauti
f The finest quality of Human air,
wei cigssed ia 4UD drawers. Ladies may reckon from
this amount that supply the demand OF the
United States. Ny establishment is located In the
OF the city S4l broadway, opposite wnacks
Theatre. with large well lighted facing
18th st.. giving great facility for matching hair.
Noticc.-lcpsrtmcnt of Fancy yoods, Tortoise shell.
Ivory, Whtby Jet, English Garnet Leather goods Mother
OF Pearl the most beautiful wedding Sets highly
onimendcd so Plate goods choice assortment OF homan
Pearl Beads. &c.
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INK
:. :. { /. !. T: +. +. 7 !

The Coque tho latest sensaton newly Invented by II.
GuitmsrJ
The Coquct, splendid front conure always ready,
requires redrcsng made with natural hair,
called fnzuro de Tor, from Leon Peeray, OF PARIS. No
ludy should b- without the Copuet. Are going 20
ball Put ON the Coquct ana will look charming.
Are you going to the opcra Put the Coquct aud
will be lovely.
Are you going to reception Put the Coquet and
Will appear exquisite.
The Coquet be- with any shaped bonnet.
Coqncts Tor misses OF l3 Coquets young ladies OF 10
Ccquets for ladies OF 80 Coqucts tor ladies oi 30.
Coduos Tor ladies' oi all ages Copucts ready ado OF all
shades OF hair to match any Iady's hair
Don't forget TO call and youthful Coquet. which is
to bc fourd only at n. GUiLMARDS, tho great Artist
Hair Dresser ot tho United states
sfI Broadway between 18th and I4th st opposite Wal
lacks Theatre
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UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR. II.
w. TAYLOR, FOR TIE PAST FIVE YEARS DE-
SIGMA FOR A. T. STEWART 4 CO HIS LONG TX.
PERIENcE AND ExCLLLENT TASTE Is 4 syTtI:
AND FINE WORKMANSHIP OUR ASSORTMENT
WILL BE SECOND To NONE IN THE COUNTRY
BOXNETs AND ROUND HATS CONSTANTLY AR
RIvING FkoM TIE LEADING HOUSES OF PARIS
AND LONDON.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MOURNING BoNNETs
AND VrILS
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3linch tuck Towels AT sc.
All linen huck Towels at lOc. l2c. and 1Sc.
:yt,iuch rurkish Towels at 1Sc. worth 4Oc.
Table Dana ask, BIC, Ejc. and 4Uc.
Wool Covers ut 75c. ana 81
Honeyconb Quilts tcxtrs sizc), 81.
Nottingham Ls.ces, l2isc.. l5c.. lsc. ana 25c,
Best Caiico, 4c. Gambrics. &c. per yard
- Uleacbed Muslin. 6tac. worth lOc.
JOHN u. ANDERSON
75l Broadway,
bctxec Sth "a 9th sts
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2DoZES TYCOON Rep Wrappers. lined throughout, st
S. 81: worth 50 80
5 DOZEN SERGE WRAPPERS. collars, cuffs and poek-
cts OF silk, NJ IS rs; worth 50.
q DOZEN CLOTH WRAPPERS, vest front Of silk, at
ST; WORTH IS.
DOZEN SERGE Wrappers with quilted fronts Of silk.
style with silk at S5 worth So
dozen calico Wrappers. lined waists ~ 0oc worth
81.
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NIGHTGOWNS.

Yoke Nj iyhtgowns, tucked front and trimmed with a -
chTprc rune ~
Yoke Nightgowns. fu size. tucked front and front
piece OF embroder ed nsertion and cambric ruhie U
Yoke Nghtgowrs, front has three OF embroidered
insertion and embroidered edge 70
YOKE Nightgowns, tine tucked front. rufie OF EN-
broidery around neck and down front to waist 20
Yoke Nightgown. tucked front. two rows of embrod-
cred insertion u rufe Of embroidery around
neck front to the waist Is
Yoke Nightgown front finely tucked and trimmed with
putting and ruie Of fine embroidery neck
and dawn the front. 81 so
Yoke Nghtgown cd front. four ofcm broide
insertion ruie of robbery and down front
30 waist, 81 rs.
Nghtgowns, elsborately trimmed with embroidery, In
fifteen dineIe ent styles 81 rs. u 49, So to 81 So
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