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Aunt Lucy and ths Children.

MIR EDITOR Perhaps the children will be
a little disappointed in not having long letter
this week, but will make up for it sometime
You know, boys, that in q very little while you
will be expected TO take . prominent place in
society This is progressive age, and much
will be expected of you. Now is the time TO
form your character. to store your mind with
wealth that cannot be taken from you; decide
now that you will make your mark in the world,
and work faithfully to accomplish it sKnowl-
edge is power, and your mind the store-house-
fill it well with the choicest, purest grain-let
nothing enter that will mar its beauty; remem-
Der that
No palmer truth appears,
Our most important are
Our earliest years
and time never allows us to retrace our steps.
moment Loot is lost forever! Like the little
busy bee, I'VE must improve each shining
hour" AUNT LUCY.
CHICAGO. Ill.
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Spring.

Spring.
Spring is coming. spring Ia coming;
Don't you hear II in the rillss
Tripping gayly through the vaiie.s
Flying DER the sunny hills.
Are you all glad spring is come! l am de-
lighted, and it seems as though / could hardly
feel grateful enough for the beauties that sur
round me. / love not the winter, Cor can never
dismiss from nv mind the disagrecable idea
that cold Is symbolic of death. Death! Oh,
shudder at its name! My mother and brother
died in the winter. The white snow enshroud-
ing dead nature reminds me Of the shrouds
that enveloped them. The icy air brings back
the chill of the tomb that claimed them But
the beautiful spring chases away these gloomy
thoughts, and am happy again.
CARRIE v. SHAW.
BCHKII CRY, No.
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WILLIAM M. EvARrs' sons, Prescott
and Sherman. are editors on the leading
Harvard and Yale College magazines re-
spectively.
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Sponge Cake.

II tho directions for making this cake arc
carefully observed, there will be no such thing
as failure in making it The eggs are not
beaten separately, and the quicker the cake is
put together, the better it will be-
teacups of sifted flour, two large teaspoonfuls
of baking powder; into this break six good
sized eggs; beat all well together; turn into
square jelly tins, and bake in quick oven to
light brown; when done, turn on o molding
board and spread quickly with jelly; roll care
fully and wrap each roll In a clean napkin. Can
be used for the table at once AUNT LENA
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WALKINe-MATcHEs between cripples
are the novelty in Boston.
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keep your hands feeling respectable and nice,
and can be put TO no better use
SISTER SARAH
HrRsDALY, Ill.
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Wodce.

20 9. W. CHASE You ARE HEREBY NO
tilted that we. George Stuck and samuel Hal.
lett. have done the full amount Of work required
by the law Of Congress Of 1872, and amendments
thereto, t0-wit:
One Hundred ls1oG Dollars
On the Tribune quartz calm, sifnated in Banner
District, Boise count /. T. Said claim consisting
Of fifteen hundred feet along the Tribune quartz
lode; and Jon hereby required 70 pay US slI
assessments against y0u tho same. and for the
publication OF this notice, within ninety 1901 days
from the date hereby. forfet all y0ur right, title
aud claim in, 20 and upon said Tribune claim as
Oct 22,-3m-l SAxL- HsLLETr.
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4 DIsPAroa from Valparaiso, daie.l
April 10Th, says:
''rhe Gillian Sunboat MagallAnes
was attacked by tire Peruvian cor
vette Union, 1850 tons. carrying
twelve Iopen,siers. with crew Of
800 men. assisted '.y ti.e Pileo'nayo.
600 tons. carrying two 70-pounders
and four 4Opounder guns. Tie en-
gagement took place eff the mouth 9;
the river LA. forming the harbor ,.,
the port of the same name. Ibis riv-
er forms TIC boundary line, near the
coast, between Bolivia and Peru. The
,wo Peruvian vessels f,ed l50 shots
at the Magallanes. which fired f4rty
SHELLS and solid shot III rcturu. The
firing Of the Peruvians WAS very
wild, the Magallanes only being struck
uuce, and that hy a ricoche';ng shot.
The Union then stopped iiring a'd es-
capped with the Pilcoaayo. which was
badly damaged. The Chilian ironclad
Almiraate Cochrane mas gene in rrs-
suit
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Kr-s. II. PETrENGILI Co.. L. State Street, T =
or. 81 Park Row, New York. and 7ei Ch.stnut Street
Philadelphia. Agents tor procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO I'd in the above cities. ansi
ushorized TO contract ADVERTISING at our loves
ate
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One Hundred ts1oOl Dollars


Notice.
IEEaIToET cenIt OF ID.Ho S. In the Probate Court
In the matter OF the estate Of K. W. Tempkins.
deceased:
IN THE PRESENTATION OF TIE VERIFIED
~ petition of j. b. Morse claiming to oe enti-
tled by virtue Of certain as eeneut- male By r.
W ToIupkins in his lifetime. 10 conveyance 0f
certain property particularly described in said
petition. setting forth lie facts upon which said
claim is predicafed, and pravipg for q decree an
thoriziDg and directing the administrator of the
estate OF said II W. Tompkins. deceased to exc
cute conveyance Of said property. II is ordered
by the Probate Judge that on
Monday, nay 5, 1879,
at the Office of the Probate Court in Idaho City
Boise county. l. T., said petition ahzli be heard mp
on his petition. and all persons Interested IN the
estate OF said deceased may appear and contest
said petition By fling their objections in writing
And 1t is further ordered that notice Of the pen
d ncy Of said petition and Of the said time and
place OF hearing be published four successive
weeks before such hearing in the Semi weekiy
Moria. newspaper published in said County ana
Territory. 7. S. HART
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CRY. March %, 1879.
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Harper's Magazine,
1879.
Illustrated.

Inc volumes Of the Magazine begin
with the Numbers for June and December
q each year. When no time is specified,
y VIII be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number.
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The eastern shore of Maryland, BY
virtue of its many creeks and rivers,
has long been famons for its ducks
Redbeads and canvas backs abound,
and although those who live near the
water are blessed III season with an
abundance If these delicious fowls,
those living inland are not 50 fortu-
nate, and oftentiines purchase them at
as high a price As those who live in
the city Especially il this the case
in the interior country in the vicinity
Of Centeryil.e, Queen Anne County
There wild duck IS esteemed great
rarity. although focks of the Wild
birds ii fllcfr lHissTatsos,s during GER
lain seasons of the year wing their
fight over the inland country. ii sight
but far beyond gun reach. Then. too.
they Iced at certain lines in the
swanps and open londs but the conn
try game laws prohibit their being
bagged
a gentleman in this neighborhood,
near CenterviIle, Eouches for the fol-
lowing. which he himself witnessed
He says: 4 ami my son were stand
ing near the farm house in an open
feld when We deserted three dark OBJ
jects about the size q small birds far
up in The air cifcliRg ani darting hitI-
er and thither. We watched closely
and after awhile they approached
more nearly the earth We then dis
covered that they were two ducks and
a bald eagle, the eagle endeavoring
to capture the ducks, and The ducks
exerting themselves to elude their
pursuer Far away in the distance
we could discern the main flock, from
which the two ducks had been sepa-
rated, flying steadily to the cover Of
the forest Tue eagle would pouuce
first upon one and then Feliuqaisli II.
in order 70 eapture the other. Drop
ping that he would return 10 his FIRST
capture. seemingly ike the dog in the
fable, greedy to secure bltt THIS
was kept up for sometime, when the
eagle, suddenly darting forward.
struck one of the birds with his tai
ons. then swuoping upon the other,
struck that too The first bird fell a,
our feet; We had hardly tiu.e q pi.k
ii up whca the other fell, with the ca
gle following. We picked up the sec
ond one, and tie eagle observing our
presence few screaming away On
examination it was found that tie ca
gle had struck the ducks on tie head,
nearly sevcriag the heads from their
bodies. They were fine zed canvas
backs, and VIC had them cooked fdr
dinner The witnesses of the affair
are persons Of undouhted veracity.
I
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Monce.

N the matter of'the estate of David Mines. de-
ceased,
ritoty.
LIZA MILNES. TIE EXECUTRTx OF THE
szz estate of David Mines. deceased, having On
The sd day of October. A. n 1873 duly presented
% TINS Pfubate Ccnrt petition IN due FORM veri-
ned by her cash. Prsying for order OF sale of sl
the reat estate and personal props al said de-
ceased for the purposes therein set forth il is there
I re ordered by The Judge of said Court that all
persons interested IN the estate OF said deCeasd a
pear before the said Probate Conrt on Saturday the
I'D day Of November \. D. ISIS. at eleven o'clock
IN the forenoon SAID day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court IL Idaho City. County Of Boise
/. It., tn show cause why order should not be
granted to the said Executrix sell ali the real
tate and personal property of the said deceased
public or private sale and that copy of this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho Semi Weekly World" q newspaper printed
and published in Idaho City, Boise county, and
Territory OF Idaho 7. s. HART
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CITY, October 25th. A. D. 1875.
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Notice.

TERRITuRY OF IDAHo- Sc
County Ct Boise,
In the Probate Court Of Ecsse eauasy. I5ahs Ter
rtoTy
IN the matter of the estate OF Bridget NeSuin-
ness, deceased.
SO signed. executors of the estate % Bridget No
Guinness deceased. to the creditors CT and al per-
sons having claims against. the sat deceased TO
exhibit fheu with the necessary vouchers. wiEis5a
ten mon .hs after the first publication OF this
tIce to tie said executors in idaho City, Boise Co..
1T. JAMES aI0RIARTY.
PETER DONAGHET.
Executors Of the estate Of l5rllse. Ae>9uli.ness.
deceased
Dated Idaho city, May :. 1873.
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Norice.
Notice.

mas,as OF Boise ssunty, Ida Territory
-'''' oi the estate of Matthias zapp. de-
ldsa ~. " i 10 AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
serebr oi's sse zsd day of April. A. d. 1879, no.
Ia. sen ,sse that on Tuesday. the 9th day
|mce AZ ,1,s' M at II O'clock \. n. of said day,
blptv 'ne 9 Probate Judge. in Idaho City
l. ts' tor - !. /, has been appointed as the time
kcsssassr growing the will OF the said Matthias
haa zsns ana Tor hearing the applic ton ef
|ntary ri ~ lor the issuance to her of letters
sy anne"s zen and where any person inter-
'ppear and contest the same.
p,,, T. S. HART,
Apfii %, lS7a-sd. ' - '''s''10'o : iei n
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safietu alotltes.

dIaaano Lodge No. l. A. T. & A. II.
%E.ms Is regular meetings in Masonic
na, ani every fourth SATURDAY. of each month.
lti eretnren in good standing are invited
4 " suu. senu. By order of the W. Nj.
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1IoEee.

Territory CT IDAEo fSv
County OF Bs,lse,
In The matter OF the estate Of John e. Hughes.
deceased.
=a1 1HTlCE rs ETEREBE GIVEN b THE UNDER
1 Z s5=ues. administrator Of the estate If Ioha
T. HssAes- 4, ceased the creditors OF ard al
.sers haS7ng claims said deceased 70
hltit them wiil the necessary vouchers.
within 1oar mouths sffer the irst publication ca
tlsi Hut.ee. ttse ssil administrator hs otce
il P!1eervlIe, BOSS county. /. T.
WI. J. R0THWELJA
administrator CT the estate Of John C.. Hughes.
deeea sed.
Dated idaho City. May !. 1879.
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Nouoe.

All parties delinquent FOR Garden Valley Milling
Ceapay's stock viii please take notice that unless
pay nenf made by the 2o,h of April. sui viii be
commenced for recovery of all amounts due or
such stock. By order OF he Beard az Trustees.
FRANK FARSBAN,
President.
WASHINGTON EEGsRREIs. Secy.
GAEnkN VALLEY, Mar ~ 1879.
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Notice.

i ia.sSs 20 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
to S cor,a arc now due. Tax PAYERS are re-
J !. Se forward and settle. In my sb.
Of tho SWIM n.n is authorized to transact the
street oahce. Office at j. p. Swinn's store,
|sNr ana ALEX. ORCHARD,
I. A-ciacio Tax Collector OF Boise
May 2O-iw.
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@cCa week in your own town. SIS outft free.
SNUUNo risk Reader, if you want business at
VIII ch persons of either make great pay all
H2-.--1 SCu. Portland, Maine. tJune47S-ly.
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Dissolution Notice,
Notice.

Notice.
In the Probate Court of Bose county, Tdahe Terri
tory.
in the matter of the estate Of Bridget NcGuin-
ness deceased.
FssuRsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT.
- made on the 18th ,lay o. April, A. d. 1872, NO.
tice is hereby given that Wednesday. the S0ti day
OF Aprii A D. 1859. at IL O'Clock A. N. Of said day.
At the Office of the Probate Judge of Boise county
L t. have beeu appointed as the time and place
for proving the viii OF said Bridget McGuiuness
deceased aud for bearing the application OF A. ].
\. Archanlbault. James Morisrty and Peter Dona-
chue for the issuance them of letters testament
tary when snd where any person interested may
appear aud contest the same.
7. :. HART.
Probate Judge and -0firio Clerk.
dated April Is, 1872 Nv.
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|lahp ssmi-meekIg Worla

uymAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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Vile, widow !or tho second tin,s, stl!l tresh,
blooming and attractive saHFs aT% wSre ,dss not ~ 1, IN
1857. sko was married to DR.. Wiilisr1 a. Cheat
ham, distinguished Tennessee physician EnO,a
brother wss the Goniede:ste Gene!ai tFaLh
Chestham, snd whose frs. wife was sister 20 lne
wife Of General John H. Morgan the famous
Confedestc raider. In2idensl - Mrs Aekisns aatan
history it usy be tod thst her crop OF co!ton
tsyinr been seized by tho Fed-rs authorizes
she engaged tho lcg. services Of General Gldeon
j. Pillow, OF TonnHEscen. who recovered loe
her ths handsoc.n sum o: 81, 900 In payment
for tho cotton seiZ7d.
As his share @! tae n7incely fo:t1ue Congress
man Acslen received oae Of the Louisiana plan
tsliors, after corlpIeteiug his edu2stlon IN
Eu.ore nc slsa graduated from the Lees
non. Tennessee Law scaool, and shorty stes t;s
moved TO Memphis. 10 did not prselice Els
profession loac homoscr, for hs sloa became
ensnoured o. and WAS married TO Miss Beizsl;
whcaa father was also rich. Ills wife only iiVeo
about oro yesr, end ycung Acs.ea moved from
Mr,aphis to his LouislSns pi.r!atin", rom wn'Ga
section he was sea. to Gon@zeS ~ I. HeraIH.
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s. ESpsS;e q 81 : :.
-vI MZ Gs EI yE7 q EM z,
amEXC:uLEET ilEDICINE.

aHENCELLIHT iiED!CihE.
Gg.iDsGeid O., Feb. .: 1877.
This il to certify that L hsT5 u:ct Vrg.uhe,
lsnutac:ured BY Il L; Stevens. bcstoa. Mad,
for f:heu,uslis:n t.. i General Pr strAton OF the
Htrvou< SysLnm, w'!h sn'a 'ncc.:s lrec3m-
mend Vcsg!inc Is. an ercellcnt medicine for such
con.p!ain... Your very a. y.
Mr. Vandesrift. Of thc Gr:n Of VsndegrlIt q
Hutfusn. IS Il We ! known bu,iDess uAn IN ,hls
plsce, hsYing ono Of he iarset stores IN Sp1lng-
reld, y.
SAFE AND SURE.
Mr. Ii. r. Stevens: IN 1872 your Veyetine
WAS recommended 10 rna. ani, yis'dlns t. tao
uersussione os u f;isli. ! consented 70 try u.
At tho time / Was suffering from g'nafsl deeiii'
~ and nervous r.o5Lratoa supaeIn1ucsd 0y
overwork and i; csuer habits. is wonderful
strenx To enirg snd cur.ice properties see mea 10
ad.c. u debi!it,ted a. Stem from tbs trst dose
and under It's pars:.Lgut Uso rapid y recoVerea,
ssining more Lhaa uir> health aad go1d feei-
ing. Since then / nave no. hs.i:s.ed TO giVo
Vcge.i9o ny piost uaguaiit endorsement, as
being ssfe su7e ani powerful agent IL pro-
noting health nad restoring ths wa,!od syttan
to now Hr, and energy. Fegetlne Is the only
m,dicIne use; and rs lorg ss l live never
expect 70 Grd u better Yours truly.
VI. IL. ,CLAHk, iU Il pntsrey ct,
Allegheny. pehnsylVanh.
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SAFE AND SURE.
v EI 81 -E rA7 "a ia BE

The folo?,;ng letter f.om Eev q. W. Mans.
lald, formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Eyde psr!, 8Id 3. present settled III
Lowell, Inuat Convince every ono VINO feau3 HIS
letter Of tho wonderful cura!iTe lusiliio, OF veg
ctnn 81 q thorough c!ec::: and puiifor OF LES
blood. " . ,o-.
Hyde Parl, Lisss., Feb. Is. 1876.
NJ Fl. Z. Stevens, =,
Dear Sir: Abou: ten years aso my health
rsIed through the pij!inc eiiGct5 Of Gyspsp.is;
nearly Il year lste7 was st.sci.ed by typhoid
f.7er n It's worst form. Il soLLod IN my bsck,
and took tho f2rn O! !nrg" deer-,ea!ed a5scess.
which VS. Gttrta uoatas in gathering l hAd
two surgical opar.t!o3s ry tha bes. sSi!i N the
state, bal racelvdu 10 permanent cur5. lsuuer' :
"a great pain At tunes SD Was constantly weak,
enct By 3 pro!usa di:cha-sn. ! also !cst ams'i
pieces ot bona a!ci!istcn. Times.
Ma,tcrs Ian Un thus iJr about seven Jesra, I'LL
May, 1871 whoa b fr!csi recommended me TO
60 10 your Office. aad talk with you on Inc VIZ"
ius of Vegetina cid go. snd by your kihdness
passed through jour Asnuisctory, ro!lng the
INGREDIENTS, &c, bg wkch your remedy ls pro.
duced.
By what saw and heard gsincd fomo con-
ii lence in VG:;etiao
l commenced taking j: soon e(tsr, but felt
vorse from !ts efs2:a; sill! peEserved, and soon
felt it We; bsnri.t!nE ne in other respects. 81
did not SEQ the results desired till hsd U.s.
ken il faithfully 70. little more than year. when
the difficulty il tho back Was cured /; Tor nine
months | hive aliOyol tho hc;. Ot hoH!Ln.
| have in that time gained twenty five pounds
Of hash, bsing kosvier than ever cefore IN my
life, and was mover moro abu 10 perform labor
th h,nDoW
During the pss! scv weeks had scro:ulous
swelling sslargs ms h:t Ss.ber on another part
of my budy.
| took Vega.irc faithfully, aad i. ramoved il
level with the sur.acs III p month. l THINK
should have ooYn cared OF ray main trouble
sooner if had taken large. doses, s:.cr having
become accustomed 10 its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrotu!a or kid
uey disease unGcrstand .bs: il take, time to euro
chronic diseases; End, If they will patiently take
Vepetiae i: wi |. in Try judgment, cure them.
With great obligations 1 am
Yours vec7 truly,
8. W. MANSFIELD,
Pastcr Of tie Heb hodist Episcopal Church.
V -E aa E gEN q .N E
Propcred By
e. X. aTEVEaS, ss9sfoE. Mass.
YegetiDe is sold By Ell druggists. lsnl
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Henry Brengle
I2a KING STREET,

@- To sui. the times ho vi,l sell !, poU ~
BLACK and FRUIT CAKE b. iH hH Il :
FIVE CENTS PER POUND.
Oyeters served to ladies' and gentle men Ia de-
liehtful parlors. Families supplied with the
pick of the market. fresh and delicious.
as- French and Domestic Candies, CaEes'
Pies, epecislty; Fruits = N2ts,- Confectloneries,
Brengss Ice Cream, Waler Icsa and all u tue
delicies of the season. ces ~
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ATETAND CHOICE GOODS.

Choice Taw Ras;rs CuT7.nta. Ctron. Figs. new
P5unea, Coz's & ,l4ti1c. C,nphells hiacs Meat,
(.wo grsdea) Flcrsts Ofsag-s Nav Lemons
Assorted Nuts, Galtwi srpes, (vs7y chesp)
Cape Cod Cfanberri.s, &ew York owss! Cider
Fruit Buffers, Choc, jeles, Chow Chow sad
Mixed Pickles in bulk. Suysr Corn. Ssrdines.
Orange Brand, Sugar Cured Hams. Shoulders
and Breakfss: p,ecgs, Oh Baker. Pure Rye
Whiskev, Port. Sherry, Msdsra aud sweet o.
tswba Wine, Kun, Gin. Brandy, &c, &c L
am prepared TO sell all OF the above named goods
and all other good, in the grocery lins az cheap
as sny price list advertised Call and examine
for yourself cad be conVinc ce1.
dec11 Z W. AVERY. 226 King st.
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W1LISAh H SAITH'
DEALER III
FRESH AND Sailed FISH.
FISH WEhkF AND STALLS CiTf ii Az.
NET,
would iaforic dealers aud others thai ne Is rrJ-
pared to furnish thon with ell kiat Of
POTOMAC FiSG.
st the lowest possible pricea. would call the
attention Of buyers 20 the lsct thst my. brand
st.uds No. l in market u. .ll times and intend
to sustain MP reputation in taat respect
Aiy stalls, Nos 4 and s. Fish M.rHe: will be
supplied with fresh fish cvcry morning. They
will be auperintsnded by Mr. James G.. Grimes,
ST., snd families can depend on getting the best,
whether :boy come in person or send orders
Persons 1T distance wanting Fresh Fish cSn
depend on getting them packed in good order.
taS~ All orders addressed to WIN. 4. SMITH
Alexsndris, Va. will receive prompt st:en!lon.
mar
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DIUH, kAH a N u BEAUTlF y l.
AG GOODS
AtFDENCIE,a. No. SS KING STREET.

plCH, Il a Is a N u b Il a IL Z y -
AG GOODS
AtFAENCU'a. No. S5 KING STREET.
Rich Pearl Inla;d Writing Desks in rare
Wood, Papler Msche and Russia Leather;
Work Boxes Of most eegsn: desigcsi Jewel
Cases; Card Cases in Pesrl and Eu,sls Leather;
Glove and Hsndke:cbi=f Boxes, very handsome;
Vases and Ladies and Gents Dressing Csses
beautiful japanese Wsre-C4eInets, Glove
Boxes and Trays; PoItn onnsies, POCKET Books
and Letter Books great variety luks;ards in
Glass and BroDzs; Gold Pen. and Pencils new
and unique desi gns; fine Pocket Cutlery; Cut
and lridescenl Glass Vases and Soquet Holders.
beautiful in design ard Gaisa; Games and Tool
Chests, in great Variety, for the llttlo folks; Il
very large assortment Of Books io7 thu nursery,
for youths and adults; popular editions OF ceie
brsted writer's in prose and poetry; Autograph
and Photograph Albums. nev styles; Dibies
anG Prayer Books specially; ths celebrated
Teachers Bible; the fcest assortment ol Prayer
Books in the State; Devotional Books; History
snd Biography in sets; Christmas srd New
Year Cards In CREST variety. The Stationary
Department contains the very beet articles IL
elegant baskets aad bozes AeT and very rich
deeigrs; Panel Pictures; fine Photographs and
S,asusry; Passi Pootouts ard Fra1nes. new So u
very rich, and thousand and one other things
suitable for Christmas ind Now Year Presents.
These goods have Deea bought st The lowest cas- Il
price. and will be- solo CORES spondingly low.
Call ard examine.
dec IL GEO. z. FRENCH.
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THEAP TEAS chests choice NEW CROP
~ GUNPOWDEH TEA received this day
snd for sale at tSo very low price Of FIFTY
GENTS a POUND. I'hii is the finest Tea ever
cold at that price.
nov 10 81. DAVIDSON, l47 King at.