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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-22
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There are Indications that there will he,
several lew buildings erected in the village
this spring. Mr.. Levi L, Bean has purchased
the carriage factory buildings, near the depot,
aud will fix them Cd for his own use. The
Misses Phinney have purchased lot on the
new street leading from the DEPOT and will
Immediately build two story dwelling house.
Several lew families have moved into the
village, aud there has been several sales of
properly a. advanced prices. There ia much
nteresg manifested in the es;ablis hm ent of
new hga school. The plumber of Norma
school scholars has increased 10 ninety. The
Methodist Society contemplate building a new
meetiog house.
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The Free Baptist Church,

The parish maetiUg at the Free Baptist
vestry last Thursday evening, was called 10
see what action would be taken on building a
new church edifce 1t was agreed to procure a
lot as soon as possible, and proceed with
the undertaking.
committee previously appointed by The
Building Union reported several available
lots, and committee was appointed TO settle
upon location and report at an adjHrned
meeting two weeks from last Thursday
night.
The committee are composed of the follow
ing persons: Rufus Deering, John Tower,
o, W. Fallam, w. c. Webster, L. j Jones,
W. G. Barrows, I c. Lewis.
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ACCIDENT ON THE PORTLAND & ROCKIES
TER.-The Portland & Worcester express, due
at this city at L 20 p. ~, yesterday, left Buxton
station all right, but, as it passed the first
crossing beyond, while going at fair rate of
speed, the rails spreao, causiog the tender, the
baggage car, and forward end of the first pas
senger car 10 leave the track Nobody was
hurt, although all were well shaken up, and
no damage of consequence done to the :rain
superintendent Luut went at once to the spot
with wrecking train, and the express arrived
about p. N. Mary Anderson, and her
theatrical company, were on the train.
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EDEsTREANhsM.
A Six Days Five Hundred Mile Walk.

James M. Driscoll of this city will attem pit
the feat Of walking five HUNDRED miles in one
hundred and forty hours, the New York time
The walk will be made at Lancaster Hail and
will commence on Monday, March 31st and
will continue till tbs following Saturday
night. Dfiscoll, as will be mempered, walk
ed fopr hundred miles in six days at Ports
mouth, N. b., ard he is confident that he shall
be able to make five hundred miles iE the
same time. Miss May Belle Sherman, it is un-
derstood, will walk with Driscoll part of the
time, and other well known walser5 will also
appear on the track a. tines The hall is en-
gagged and the management is in respoi sib!e
hsLds, AID the walk will positively come eff.
Stanley S. Chapman aud George N. Briggs
have pat up the money, S25, for % mile walk
to come off az Leicester Il all next Monday, as
will be seen by advertisement. The walk will
Commence at Z p. m.
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Cape EIiz q beth.

The examination of the school in District
No took place On Wednesday afternoon.
The school has, throughout the past year. been
Instructed by our excellent teacher aud towns.
man Mr.. Wesley Sawyer, whose success as q
teacher in this town for the past six years b as
been preeminent. He has lsbored earnestly and
faithfully. and has achieved most satisfactory
and prasewortby result, as shown by his past
exam aanous, but particularly by tbs last,
which by far excelled all others. 1t is earnest
ly hoped By all interested in the school that
the district may be so fortunate as to secure the
services of Mr.. Sawyer for the coming year.
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supreme Judicial Court.
Inc following decisions have been received from
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.


the Law Conrt:
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
franklin Wharf Company VS.. City of Portland.
Rescript-The Time in which the arguments were
10 oe FURNISHED has long elapsed and as no ar
euments are furnished we presume the pialDtlffs do
not intehd 10 prosecute their exceptions, From an
examination of the exceptions We think the plaintiffs
DO not appear to haze been aggreved. | The ex-
ceptions 90 not show that the verdict was against the
plslniitfs. The remark of the presidrns JUDGE to
which exception was taken, related TO the OPP Mon Of
witness as an expert, upon collateral fact having
very remote tendency to prove the issue of fac in
expression of opinion upon any issue of fact in
volved in the case.
Exceptions overruled.
Charles H. Pearson and wife vs. City Of Portland.
Action to recover damages for personal injuries sus-
tanned by the female plaintiff by reason OF defective
highway. The verdict for the plaintiff for $1,000
Resc ipt- Statute of 1872. "a is in conflict with
the fourteenth emendn ent of the United States Con.
stituion, which declares that state shall deny to
any person within us jurisdiction the equal protec-
ton Of the laws" The plaintiff was within the Juris-
dlctlon OF the state at the time of her injury.
Judgment on the verdict.
Nathaniel P. Richardson in equity VS.. Lucy e.
knight ct ais The decree specified in the opinion to
be entered Costs taxed at nsi prus to be paid out
of the income of the stocks.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Wing, Judge of Probate, vs. Zachariah G. Rowe.
Judgment for the plaintiff. Damages to be assessed
by the court at nis prius No costs for the defend
ant
Joseph W. Littleield VS.. Levi T. COMBS Excep-
lions overruled.
WALDO COUNTY.
Frank W. Berry, Exr., VS.. Andrew j. Stevens ct
ais.
ReScript-The exceptions state that the plaintiff
did not the receipt given by his testairx to the
fnrt ~ avid In foot ha ould
not do 1t would mo- be, in and of ITSELF and uu-
and decla atoms respecting it. evidence of payment
dorsement OF like amount by the testatrx upon the
note itself. Using it as memorandum to refresh a
witness memory, or proving the contents OF it to
enable the jury to apply that witness testimony as
to the acts declarations of the defendants respect
ing 1t, would not be using it evidence within the
meaning OF r. s, C. SO, 81 clause 4, as to au-
thoize the other party to testify in relation thereto.
NOR can the defendants introduce it aud then put
bimse upon the stand to give another version OF the
transaction to which it relates Folsom as. Chap
ardn SO Maine 1914 Iftbe surviving party introduces
as evidence in an action by ag Ainst cutor
administrator a memorandum of the deceaset person.,
he must be coptent with its legal import aud effect
unless he can explain control it by The testimony
OF usintetested Witnesses. The husband or wife OF
such surviving party is not a competent witness in
such cases where such surviving party is not. Hun
ter, Exr., VS. Lo,oell, Ga Maine, 572.
Exceptions sustained
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TEMPERANCE UNION The Temperance
Union hold their Sunday evening meeting at
Congress Hall, commencing at o'clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Chas. A. Hovey,
Secretary of the Massachusetts Temperance
Alliance, Rev. u. A. Maddox of Portland, and
others Singing will consist of quartettes and
solos, BY Miss jennie B. Hazelton, soprano;
Mrs. Frank A. Bowdon. alto; Mr.. John f.
Morgan, tenor; Mr.. T. A. BowdoiD, basso; and
Mis- Minnie II azelioD, pianist All are in
Fited Seats free
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The upper part of the large block owned by
Capt. Harmon at Woodford's Corner has been
leased by the Masons and is being reftted for
Masonic Hall. The second floor will give
them large lodge room and aute-rooms, and
the third loor viii be used as bauqust hall.
1t will be ready for dedication about the
middle of April. The new Lodge has thirty
charter members and will start under the
pleasantest auspices
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PULPIT AND PLATFORM.
NOTES.


Rev. Il CLARK, who has been absent from
his pulpit the past two Sabbalhs, will preach
tomorrow.
Rev j. e Day will preach on temperance
tomorrow aft rDoon at O'Clock, ia the M. e.
church, Chestnut street.
The Jubilee appointed BY the Pope is cele-
brsred By the Catholic churches here.
DR.. Bozzell OF Deering will speak at Preble
Chapel Sunday evening, upon the question
whether or not the prohibitory law has been so
far failure. The public are invited to take
part in the discussion.
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RIDDEFoRD.
THOMAsTON LOCALS.

FRIDAY, March 81.
Ship Barring Brothers, owned by Edward
O'Briep, arrived at San Francisco on the 9Th
inst, from Nauaimo with the large cargo of
340O tons COAL
A lecture will be delivered at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening, Subject. thine
aud Toll /"
William e. Rivers of Thumsston is at work
indexlng the records in the Koox Registry;
WHEN finished it will Contain $4,000 nam s.
Fraukhn with lime, and dischar ging a cargo
of corn from schooner Mary b. Smith.
Work has commenced 10 the OBrien ship
nard
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Municipal COurs,

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
FRIDAY.-Henry e. Carter. Larceny. Fined So
with costs. Paid.
Elias Mcfarland and Otto B. Standers. Larceny.
Fined S. with costs Paid.
Joseph Fl. Philbrook. Receiving stolen goods. Prob
able cause Ordered to recognize to State with
cites in sumof $50. Committed. ScTibner.
James Hayes. Search and seizure. Fined $50 with
costs. Committed.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.

FRIDAY, March 81.
An unusual large trout feet in length and
weighing 10 ro1Ld, was presented 10 Dr.. G.
w. Martin by Mayer Nash. 1t was caught
with hook aud liue by Henry 7. Wilson,
keeper of the Outlet House at Moosehead Lake.
U. S Deputy Marshal Smith has taken Jack
Brown to Portland to stand trial for selling
liquor without license.
We are Informed that eighteen men intend to
leave Belfast for Colorado next Mopdav.
Tue Seth Williams Post, G. A. R., are to
produce the splendid military drama, North
and SOUTH" for four niehts, March 29th and
3lst aud April 1st and 81.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Rev. j. W. Hamilton-Congress ST. NJ. E Clutch.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Prstt's Astral OIL
Adam sons Botanic Balsam.
Merry 3.
Goes
Sec. j. Schumacher.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court of Insolvency.
To LED
Ieidiug-MerrY.
Annual Cdsh SOLICITATION Kimbali,
Ibirt, Fourth Annual Report.
To-day is the Last Day-Chas j. Schumacher.
Wanei Fihy Boys
To Lei Cheap-GeO. f. Junkins
SpIng G0Ods-DaYis & Garland
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH ss.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at the Period Depots of n. G.
tessenden, Marquis, Brunei 81 Co.. Andrews,
Armstrong. Cox, Wentworth. HOdsdon. Hayden
Warehouse, corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welan
der. Boston & Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros
on all trains That run out of the city.
SacO, OF L. HodsdOn and III. u. kendIick.
Bath, of j. o. Shaw
Lewiston. of Stevens & Co.
Biddeford, II. NJ. Burnham
Brunswick, b. G Dennison, and W. H. MaIrett
Richmond. G.. A. Beale.
New Castle, A. w. Southwortb
Woodforo's Corner, H. Moody
New York, Brentano's Literary Emnorium, 81
Union Square.
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ARRIVAL OF THE QUEBEC.-Tbe steamship
Qaebsc, Captain D4le, of the Dominion lie,
arrived yesterday morning from Liverpool,
Msrch7. She briggs l0.cabn passengers, ard
general cargo of about 1000 tons.
Capt. Scott, Of the Like Nepegsor,- reported
yesterday moroiag-reports passing the Ameri.
can bark, Aun Draper, 10 latitude 4So, AO,, all
well, and bound west
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superior Cours.

B0NNEY, j.. PRESIDING.
FRIDAY. d. NJ. Sweat VS.. Albert Crockett
Assumpsit upon ae account annexed to recover the
sum of 62 for professional services as an attorney
at law. Defense statute of limitations
Sweat pro Sc NJ. A. Floyd for defendant
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The first life insurance company to print up-
on its policies the exact amount of paid-up in
surance which it would give for discontinued
policies, as we'll as the exact time to which the
insurance will be extended, without payment
OF premiums, under the Maine Nom Forfeiture
Law. was the Union Mutual of Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-22

They cure all diseases of the Stomach. Bow
els, Blood, Liver Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs. and $500 will be paid for case
they will not cure or help, or for any thing i'm
+ it, See "Truths" or "Proverbs," another COL
umn
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sACo AND BIOOEF0RD LOCALS.
FRIDAY, March 81.

FRIDAY, March 81.
sACo.
Rev. DR.. Hill of Portland will preach 10 the
Unitarian pulpit next Sunday morning.
A Haverhil cleIgy man will occupy the
Main 81. Baptist pulpit the same day
Several gentlemen are talking Of purchasing
bicycles, and it is probable club will be
formed.
Some prominent mus clans are organizing a
singing club. for male voices only, to be under
the leadership of G. w Shannon.
Mrs. M N. Hunt is to be preach in the M.
E. Church Sunday afternoon.
BIDDEFoRD.
City Treasurer Andrews still holds the fort.
Mr.. Ferguson Haines is as yet undecided
about aCce pting The position
Oae of the Walking Club members ta-day
walked a mile in 10 MINUTES. and did not run
step. The services of John Meagher have
been procured as srainsr
The City Marshal took James Gusts to the
Portland Workhouss for sixty days, for
larceny of watch.
"Poor "a Bddeford gas" is now substitute
for the well-known jobs turkey" smile.
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STATISTICS show a marked diminution of
late ears of fatal kerosene accidents. This is
10 doubt largely due to the almost universal
use OF Pratrs Astral Oil 1t is fortunate, also,
that this celebrated OIL combses such excel
leat illuminating qualities in connection with
its essential feature of absolute safety. w. w.
Whipple & Co., 81 Market Square, Portland,
are the agents. dec23sodaw3m
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ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigg,
Head and Balls Eye" Cut Cavrndish Smok-
ing Tobaccos, and find them better, cheaper,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of CON-
mon tobacco. Ask your DEALER for them,
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester, n Y. sep23T r&Seod :
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Public speakers aud lecturers can use their
voice continuously and with safety by taking
small or Alternative doses of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. O9ly % cents bottls.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT of those beautiful S1O0
kids 10 spring shades. Every pair warranted.
Just opeued bs Carlton Kimball, 495 Congress
street. mi21-2t
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CALLIoPEAN CLUB.-The CAlliopeaa Climb
has elected the following officers:
Presidsnt-B amin Thompson.
Vice Presidents-A. e. Snowman. Jobn
Wooster. 'AA
Treasurer-Georee L. Gerrisb.
Secretaries-C. N. Noble, VIM. Holden.
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LADIEs-Don't fill to examine our Button
Kid Gloves at 9Oc. Every pair warranted. A
full line Of spring shades just received. W. E.
Plummer, 455 Congress S., Clapp's Block.
mar194t
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CURE that cough! How? With Adanson's
Botanic Bdlsam. 1t is warranted TO cure
uebs, eolos, asthma, and all lung difficulties.
Sample free. Large bottles 80 cents
S&Wd2t
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A billiard match, tbs four.ball game, was
played In st. John, N. B., Thursday night,
between Robert Robertson of that CITY and
Henry f. Shiel of Portland, champion of
Maine, Tor 900. The game WAS won BY Sbiel.
who ran out his 800 points. when Robertson
had made but BAL. The latter was allowed so
points at the outset BY his Contestant
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Don mind what others say, but buy your
hats low Of Coe, the Halter.
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MEMS Hat, 400. 75s and $1OO C9p, Hat
Tar
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$500 REWARD

CHEW JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
de2SS& W&w1y
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SEE new advertisement of sale of art goods
on first page. ~. SCHUMACHER.
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CHILDREN's Real Torchin Collars only 1Oc
each at W e Plumme,'s. 455 Congress street.
MARRIOTT
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READ Merry's new advertisement.
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GENTS Kid and Driving Glow

FRESH lot Nobby Stiff HAS. MER
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STATE OF MAINE.
To Let CfleaD,

"A SUNNY, convenient Rent of six rooms, in
a good repair, lower floor, will Sebago, at No.
3 Mayo Street. Inquire of GEO. f. JUNK1NS, No
80 Exchange Street. mh2ld1w~
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NoBBIEsr Stiff Hat yet. Coe, the Halter.
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1t is said there Is large rock on the western
base Of Rich's monument, in West Bath, com :
pletely covered with strange characters and
hieroglyphlcs which are supposed to have bsen
made by the Indians who inhabited thai
region before the advent Of the white man.
Rude figures of men and animals can be
traced, accompanied BY irregular characters
not 60 legible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

| trucks stood b1;k d up against the platform,
waiting to receive ic& wien the steer appeared
| upon the sccGc. His fist move Was TO dive his
head u1der tho stomach OF the nearest horse
! 10 tie line and raise him from the grouod.
The steers horrs had passed b'tWeen the
| horses limbs to the opposite side OF his body.
and lis truck rested cn the back cf the steers
neck, 50 that be wss more frightened than
hurt by lhe attack. Ho raised himself on
| his hind legs, however, prauced aa much
AZ his barnessed condition would slow aud
caused paaic among Bis companlons.-
| This was fun for the steer who ealloped about,
now ard then amusing himsaf BY gorins them,
Three Of the horses were badly injured and one
| il is thought, will die. Herman Roscathal. of
No. $40 East Sixtieth street, was in the Vic!tiy
| Al tho time sud col!idsl with the tip OF the
steers right horn. He vsevld from his path ri
| an angle Of forty ivo degrees snd an eieTslon
| of sbcu. fcur feet, and arrived on terra h'mS
agsin with loss OF a portico OF his trousers snd
tour front teeth His injuries wero not serious.
however foc hs spent the balance o. me day
SEARCHING for the owne, o! TIC steer as primary
step toward @ suit 70: dsmsgs;..
After firing OF the horses and Mr. Rosen'hat
the steer passed into an encloaure iormeo oy
fe5ce end u number oftrucks at Ninety fourth
street and the Esst River aid there stopped. as
if 10 rest, The crowd quickly gathered ald 3
foy use,e:s shots were discharged. JOIN BRADY,
On employe Of the ice company, appioscnao d.
this juncture, with hn !ca hook, an instrument
simlsr 20 = bcs. hook, srd, after some others
had thrown q ropo nbou! tho steers, horns and
listened it, ne, With we'll direc!ed blow. pierced
the back OF tho animals neck, the ,polnt OF the
weapon passing through tto spinal column and
causing almost instant death. Toe CARCASS WAS
surrounded oil day By great lumber OF curl"
Gus spectators, who we're discreet enough to re-
main away during the stirring scenes OF tne
mornipp. A wagon from the Health Depart.
ment arryed in tho afternoon and closed the e1-
Libition by caring the desd bess. sway.
The exact course taken by the second steer
could not be asccrtsined. An overturned wagon
and hslf demolished co.ror booth here sad
there along his route wero the only traces that
ccu,d be found 10 WAS seenin Eighteen stree street
in Avenue Il, in First avenue and IN Sixty
fourth stree!, where he WAS ls:sooci hy cha:-
ecter known az Mustang Charley" Alto. ha
had been secured ho wa, shot by an o!hcer os
the Socety for tho Prevention OF Cruaity to
Anims,s.-N \. LEsrGL
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MINERAL " AEEssS.

rI,UFT'S ICE COLD SODA AND ViCHf,
E Saratnsa, Excelsior,
OsweEo, Ee"p Rock,
Wisconsin Wmukesha
Bethesda, Penn Bo ford Water ami
3oui:sr's Celebrated Root, Birch aT,l
Cidor Beers on drsu2ht,
AT5,. PER GLASS AT
LUNT Il DAVlDEOE'S Drug store,
Corno. King and Washington sts.
BldrJrd Bethesda aud Saratoga Water fresh
from tho springs ri 5Oc por gallon. my II
VANNEY'S BRANCH STORE, N. w. COR
u ner OF King and Royal streets. The follow
ing Mineral Wuter on G7a!t N iso coats pnr
glass, all ice cod:
Vichy.
SeiZer.
Congress.
Bedford (Va Alum and Iroc.
Bedford springs trn.l
Buffalo Lithis md
Deep Rock (Oswego.)
And in bottles, Saratoga =, Congress. Excelsior,
Goyser and Hsthorn Springs Waters all from
Saratoga Springs. New York, aud tho genuine
imported UuDyRdi Jsncs and FricdrichaGall
Bltor Water. .IANNEf q co,
my2 Drugsists Nos. 20 sEd li5 King Sts
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D r Y G. O O D S

Now tbst tho lesscn has pretty lsirly sG-
vanced, we desire 20 make greet preparations
for receiving ou7 in!l goods. We therefore,
tii4r great inducements 10 tho public in all lines
Of DRY GOODS ard NOriON&. We psrlic-
uIarly note and would csll special attention ~
our great variety Of Lawns, Msdrass Ginghsm,,
Figured Swiss Dress Goods, Trimming silks
and LGces, Linen for Ladies Suits, Nous nnd
Boys Wear Psraso!s md everything belorping
to u comp pie. stock Of Dry Good; and Notions
which We nj ways havo on hand.
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Freaks OF Il Steer.

Special contracts will bs msde with yearly ad-
verLiSe!s.