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The New York herald., 1879-07-14
COMMERCIAL POSSIBILITIES.

From the Wilmington (Del.) Herald. July ILL.,
The Jeanette is now ploughing her way north
ward through the Pacific to Behring Strait. Her
mission is that Of Polar exploration and the dis
covery of practical seaway from the Pacific to
the Atlantic Ocean. The voyage Of NordenskJ0ld.
from Norway westward, along the northern
coast or Europe and ASIA has opened the eyes
OF the commercial world to the practicability
of carrying the immense products of the Siberian
valleys to Europe by way hitherto held to be
eternally ice-locked The Jeanette may also be tho
pioneer of many fleet which will carry into the
Pacific the products OF the watershed north Of tho
of the Mississippi and Missouri. 1t In to be
hoped that favoring breezes will watt the gallant
Jeanette in the pathway of success.
The New York herald., 1879-07-14
THE GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL PROBLEM.

From the Burlington (vt.) Free Press, July ILL.,
The present s the first strictly Polar expedition to
start from the Pacific coast and attempt the route
through Behring Strait. From Sebastian Cabor's
voyage. nearly four hundred years ago. the Green
land sde for obvious reasons has been the favorite
route. Still. few voyages have been made the
course the Jeanette is now to take. Behring made
three voyages 1723 1929 and 1741 during the first
OF which he sailed through the strait known by
his name. and later in ITS. Cook reached latitude
20 deg A min. but was compelled by the vast
quantities OF ice he encountered to return
to the Sandwich Islands to winter, where he
killed short time later McCluroiin 1880 DEM
onstrated the possibility Of getting around the
northern shores of the continent with vessel but
he left the great space TO the north OF Behring
Strait as much blank the maps as it was when
Captain Cook went up three-q quarters of century
before and turned back after reaching latitude 70
deg As min. The highest point reached by the Vega
(Which demonstrated the ticablity of the north
east passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific along
the northern shores of Asia) was n deg. AZ mtn..
and the northern point gained by any explorer
Pole is 800 miles beyond-and this reached one Of
the very few great geog raphcal problems remaining
will be solved. Beyond tho latitude OF 70 degrees on
Behring Strait hardly anything s known. A branch
of the Japanese Warm Stream enters the Arctic Sea
through Behring Strait and 1t Is believed that 1t
emerees on the other side OF the Continent through
Baffin's Bay The drift of the ice is consequently
northward this side and southward on
the other circumstance which adds
in case the ship meets with an accident
which compels the party to take to the ice.
The purpose Of the explorers is to proceed IL the
the ice will permit them, and then to
60 In sledges. Whether or not they attain their
ultimate goal they WILL unless great and unfore-
seen accident intervene add largely to geographical
and general knowledge-for their voyage is over .
new and xplored route; and whether or not they
plant the United States dag ut the North Pole. they
will reflect lustre on their country and credit on
themselves, and their commander will be worthy OF
ranking with Kane and Hall and Hayes.
The New York herald., 1879-07-14
MYsrER1Es OF rHE NonrH.

from the Elmira IN. " Advertiser. July ILL
The Jeanette ordered to pass through Behring
Strait and find winter hnrbor far north she
well provided is to be despatched across the ice
fields with dogs and sledges to attempt the journey
to the Pole. The commander OF the expedition Il
Lieutenant G. W. DeLong. United States naval
officer, who has been in the Arctic regions
and knows the trials of Polar voyage.
schooner will take surplus cargo Of coal
and provisions to be landed at st. Michaers.
in Behring Sea, the size Of the steamer
did not permit taking sufficient cargo for the en-
tire absence. This surplus Will be stored for any
future emergency. Officers and feel that
no material resources have been withheld to abate
from the courage and hardihood needed to prose-
cute the enterprise The route to be followed is
one least known-that through Behring Strait. The
earliest attempts simply to prove o northeast
or southeast passage to India For this purpose the
earliest Russian aud English navigators labored.
The Sir John Franklin expeditions, one of which
passed through Behring Strait, thoroughly
mapped out the northern bounds OF the American
continent. One OF these, commanded by Mcclure,
demonstrated the feasibility of passage along the
northern shores of the continent but he abandoned
his snip in Barrons Straits Captain Cook passed
up through the straits in 177S but only reached 20
deg. As min. north latitude. Whalers have gone
up far safe to pursue their prey. So the vast
region in that direction toward the Pole
is unknown There may be immense islands
or lonely ocean of ice. On the other
side northeast of Spitzbergen island discov-
cred by the Austrian expedition large Scotland
No has penetrated CHER than IS degrees by the
straits, whereas the north OF Greenland latitude
mel between the Arctic and Pacific oceans, tidal
rents and isohermal lines we'll the suggestive
habits OF whales demonstrate that this route may
be possibly the best to reach the Pole
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PURE DRUGS.
"A Beautifully Arranged store, Where
standard NJ Medicines are Sold, and
Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.

Hessen & Co., 220 Poplar street, corner of
Carroll avenue, have renovated, repainted
and refurnished their store, and made it one
Of the handsomest places to be found any
where. Beginning at the foo, on whi.h
beautiful oilcloth has been laid, they have
carried the improvements to the ceiling, hav
ing introduced new showcases, new shelving,
new bottles and Jars, and everything else re-
qured to make the interior attractive and
complete. Mr.. George Hessen, who has
charge of the prescription department, is ex-
perierced and reliable, and will keep the
DuTest Of drugs and medicines as well as the
choicest of toilet articles. At any hour of
the day Or night orders will be promptly
filed The we'll directed industry and pro-
fessIonal knowledge of Hessen & Co. will
draw and hold an extensive patronage.
People Ia the northeastern part of the city
need not pass the corner of Poplar street and
Carroll avenue Phen in search of anything
which should be kept in a well-equpped
drug store
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County agricultural and mechanical fair,
which will rival and excel anything of the
kind ever before held IN the county. The
Grange association has determined upon
this, and its members have the energy and
the means to make the fair great success
The Ladies christian association present
grateful acknow led gments 10 the Memphis
public for liberal donations OF books, recently
received for the libraries at the hospital and
jail. These books, aggregatinR five hundred
and seventy FIVE volumes, have been carefully
catalogued and arranged IN two separate II
braTles, and will be ready i.r use as soon as
suitable book cases have been procured. Let
each one OF the many kind friends who con-
tubuted to these libraries consider himself
specially banked. Perhaps some other gen.
erous hearts will be moved 70 provide good
plain cases for these two libraries. If so the
whole enterprise will be a complete and
gratifying success.
The following is the mortuary report for
the week ending six O'Clock Saturday even
ing, March Is, 1879:
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PATRICK's DAY.

EDITORS APPEAL-To-m morrow will be st.
Pstricks day day universally honored by the Irish
race all over the world There has been great dieI-
euce Of opinion with regard to st. Patricks birth
place; one assertion prevails that he was born at
Scotland AND D tis taa5 ne has
own confession proves him i'm TO be h fathS
one CaIpornins. a deacon, who was formerly
the OF Potius, presbyter who dWelt In the VII
lage OF BonaVem lapernlss' ne owned a small villa
taken captive" The country anciently called Ar
mOric Brita is now known as Boulogne. That 1t
was on the American coast he was made captive;
all his bIographers agree and also that his family
were then resident there there were two sisters OF
his captured with him. Those proofs go TO explode
the theory OF his Scotch nativity. his bapusmal
name was Succath, which means warlike; II was the
Following is ST. Patricks blessing upon Ireland and
its Inhabitants as found in the Book Of Rights pre-
fixed 10 the Privilege Of The King Of Fri, at Tara.
give the version In the Irish and English languages;
Will be new to great many, and know II Will De
hailed with much Interest by others
BeHd1cht De Tordibh nil,
FOrdibh Ere19d, nlGcltbh. Dlrldi6h,
.Sceo iaghe7a11bh ttdith-bhegddcht,
BdL-bheIadGct btEdH- bherddciu.
SLaIs-bhe9ddeht. s1r- bherddcM
Sir-6headdcht, bendGcht Minnie,
NeL-bhcTaddcht. be'sdGcht mara,
Mese-6ehendacht. beIaddcht ttire.
Benddcht aaithi. 6e1sddcht gall,
BeEddcH gaiscidh, 6enddcht gothd,
BsIddcht gHjnlha, 6eI1dGcht oTrtaI,
Be7ddcht AIM, J0rdi6h uiLi,
LIechdjbh, cLeircRi6h ceiTl JOTcOTlg Tdtdh,
Be1sdIcht fer Minnie;
Is mo e5ert, os BHITH-BHENDAOHT
Translation.
The blessing OF Gud upon you all,
Men Of Fri, sons women,
And daughters; prince-blessing,
Weal-blessiDg blessing OF long life,
Health blessing, blessing of excellence,
Eternal blessing, heaven blessing,
Cloud bleSsng, sea blessing,
Fruit-blessing land blessing,
Crop blessing, dew blessing,
Blessing or clements blessing of v3lor,
Blessing of dexterity, blessing Of glory,
Blessing of Deeds blessing of honor,
Blessing of happiness be upon you all,
LaicS, clerlcs, while command
The blessing of the men of Heaven;
1t Is my bequest, as 1t is a Perpetual Blessing.
Such was the religion practiced many centuries
ago, and the inventive genius of the modern scien
tiical and political rellgOnists to have made
no Improvement. 7. MN.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Cotton advanced and stirred up the mar
ket yesterday.
There was small snowfall abe ut one
O'Clock yesterday.
Cold ram and sleet prevailed yesterday
in the District.
Umbrellas. overcoats and fires were in
demand yesterday.
Fresh Florida oranges are arriving in
Memphis ga New York.
March came in like a lamb and now
threatens to play the lion.
John NJ 'Cullough and dramatic company
left last night for Chicago.
1t takes a strong corporation to stand
one receiver, but Memphis has two.
-Haverly's great minstrel show will APP
pear at the Theater tomorrow evening.
1t has been said all the week that the
Sunday law will be enforced strictly to-day.
We shall see.
-DeSoto lodge members are to meet at
halt-past two o'clock to attend Mr.. John W.
Byrne's funeral.
The history of the Memphis epidemic OF
1873, published by the Howard association,
will soon be out.
The Fenian Brotherhood will hold "a
reunion at their hall, No. 260 Second street,
tomorrow night (seventeenth), the features
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Circuit Cours-Eson. :. o. Pierce, Judge

Calendar for Monday: 1888, J. A. Ander-
son, administrator, Us Z. NJ. Apparsou; 1865.
John Beamlsh vs. Fannie Swan; $40, Tho
Madden VS. A. Kari ct al; 5842, Louisville
and Nashville railroad VS. Nick HoOth; 1915,
J. A. COvington VS. Guy, billiard & Coffin
The following are the cases to be tried be-
fore Hon. w. ". Mcdowell, who Will pre-
side by interchange in cases where Judge
Pierce is incompetent. The cases are get tor
Friday, March 21st: 1853, T. D., Freedman 5
Savings and Trust company We Andrews;
1867, t. D, Tighe VS. Smith; 5119, 7. D..
Tennessee national bank VS. Bingham; 5648,
I. D., Carbery & Casey VS. Erb & Co.; 5733,
|. D., Wilson sewing machine company vs.
Swaine; 5753, T. D., Howe sewing machine
company VS. Geno; 1894, T. D., Kortrecht VS.
Bishop; 1857, t. D, Floyd VS. Staffer; 40S,
r. D, NJ Mutt VS. Railroad company; GA, r.
D., Trantham & Smith VS. Harris; 9l5, r. D..
Trantham & Smith VS. Harris & Day.
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KAHN 4 FREsBERG,
Corner Main and Je ffersOD and Corner
Main and Poplar streets,

Corner Main and Jefferson and Corner
Main and Poplar streets,
Offer this week in addition to the "Wet
Goods and the cheapts st Sc goods, Sc.
Damaged white linens % and 30c.
5000 pairs hose, some Balbrlggans, striped,
white hose and half-hose sc, Sc, &c, Sc, l0c.
This is the greatest bars ain in the whole
'Wet Goods Sale"
Buntings, sound, all colors, 203, zoe.
1900 breakfast and spring shawls. I5c, SOC.
700 pairs finest linen cuffs, 10: a pair.
500 dozen finest linen collars, ladies, 25c
per deem.
Beautiful yard wide lawns, at TIC.
Best dress linens, yard wide, l212 and 15c.
100 pcs pants linen, good quality, 10c, Zoe.
so pcs boys pants Cashmere, 2Oc, Csc.
20 pcs best waterproof, soc, SOC, 60c, 60,.
100 pcs bleached domestic, 4, 4, &c.
KAHN " FREIBERG.
CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS!
Tuere are few 2Oo zoe, and SOC, soc tan
hip gore and side-steel corsets, positively
only few left.
We have additional hands engaged for
Monday to wait on our customers.
Pure all-linen table damask, 25c.
New turkey-red table damask, 60c.
Pillow casing, SIC. Pillow casing, SIC.
A new 10. of linen crashes Just received.
Call and examine, as they are great bar
gains, Toe yard.
SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS!
Slippers for 35c, worth Csc,
Slippers for soc, worth 81.
Newport ties, 81.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Ladies' fox shoes 75c, worth 81 %.
Ladies side-ace kid 81 so, worth 81 so.
Ladies buttoned morocco 81, worth 81 Is.
Children's shoes cheaper than ever.
Mems good brogans at 75c.
CLLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Wet from the great New York fire almost
given away.
KAHN Il FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar and corner Main and JEFF
ferson streets.
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II FAD THIS!
We will offer tomorrow (Monday)
Immense Inducements

We will offer tomorrow (Monday)
Immense Inducements
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Examine these Prices.
CHEMISES.
PLAIN band, good quality, 35c.
Tucked and ruffied, SOC.
Fine embroidery, 85c.
fompadour yoke, trimmed with fine EN-
broidery, 81. y
DRAWERS.
Plain tucks, good quality, Csc.
Iucks and rufflss, Soc.
with Hamburg edging, Csc.
With line embroidery, Csc.
NIGHT-GOWNS.
Tucked and ruffied down the front, $50.
tucked yoke with embroidered edge, 81.
81 25. ''>'' 'D--- '''' 60 -
Fine quality robe gowns, 50 50.
SKIRTS.
Tucked Princesse shape, SOC.
Tucked ruffles, 75c
Tucked rutfies and embroidery, S5c.
Embroidered ruff, extra quality, 81.
An elegant assortment of
INFANTS WEAR.
Infants wardrobe, complete, $35.
Christening robes, 81 Is.
Trimmed slips, S5c.
Short dresses, plated and trimmed, Use.
LACE CAPS. FRENCH CAPS.
PIQUE CLOAKS.
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IT comes graceful from any firm to decline
the publication IT testimonials, as so many
fraud enterprises are backed by such frivolous
notions. Such seems the opinion of Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, sole proprietors OF DR.. C..
M Lanes celebrated vermifuge, which has
received volumes of testimonials. This medi-
cine is its own testimonial, and invariably
speaks with positive satisfactorE resnIts
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5; second, 0; third, 0; fourth, /; fifth, /;
sixth, 3; seventh, 5; eighth. 2; ninth, 2;
tenth, 0. Outside Of DiStrict-City hospital,
3. StiIl-born, l. Whites, 8; colored, IA.
Total for the week, %.
S. H COLLINS, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health.
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" | know he's coming BIZ this sign,
That baby's almost wild;
See how he laughs and crows and starts
Heaven bless that merry child;
his fathers self in face and limb,
And fathers heart is strong in him,
Shout, baby, shOnt, and clap thy hands,
For father on the threshold stands
For him left the doors aiar
And Sol Coleman's No 10 Cigar
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ago, and the inventive genius of the modern scten-
tical and political relIgionists to have made
no movement T. MN.
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Boots-Wm. Miller 4 Co-shoes

Few pleasures are more generally or uni
versally enjoyed by rich and poor, old ard
young, than to possess a new, we'll fitting
boot or shoe. The enterprising house of
VIM. Miller & Co. are prepared, with their
large stock, including every variety of boots
and shoes, for men, women and children, so
that everyone can rely on being suited in
style, fit and price. 1t is not necessary to
give the number and location of their house
to anyone wishing to visit in person, for the
place Is so strikiDgly conspicuous that every
one will be sure to notice it. All orders
promptly attended t. apd selected with care,
If addressed to VIM. Miller & Co., 22I Main
street, under Worsbam bOuse.
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sTkAYED.

tIORSS-A gray horse, 1915 hands high, thir
j name and tail; about eleven years oldi sup
osed 10 have gone In the dill ection OF memphis AM
Information as TO his whereabouts Will be rewarded
y a Sdressing DR.. JOHN BUCHANAN, COlieryfle
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B. LOwENsTEIN & BROS
Wholesale
IOFEEE- Retail.

WhOlesaIe-COFEEE- Retail.
Retail grocers, as well as consumers, will
with their coffees from Mr.. J. MLaughlin,
No. 365 Main street, who is prepared to fur
nish it fresh and pure, either parcbed or
green, and in any quantity. His long ex-
perlence IL the business, and his large pur-
chases, enables him to offer bargains, which
he always does to his patrons. Don't forget
the name and place.. NJ Laughlin, No. 565
Main street.
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Criminal Court-J. L. H. Ray. Judge

OIIIHIHHI OUuTI-'5. Il IL ILNJ, 8uuise.
Calendar for Tuesday, March 18Th: Nos
5O7, 408. 442, James Jones; 255, Knox
Walker; $50, Thomas Kane; 367, James Nor
ton; SO, Mary Williams; 81, Charles Stacy;
104, John Murphy; 342, James Carpenter;
420, Charles Harris, alias Al. Brown. and
James Holland; 416, Lizzie Wolf; s., Caro-
line Freeman; lis, MandeI Sloval; III, S.
D. Porter; 232, Abe Brnkiey, George Rollins,
430, 440, AL, Sam Harris, Ellis Harris and
Marion Harris; 73, Alex Ellis; 449, $50,
James Logan; $50, Russell Williams; 1879,
Charles Fisher; 522, Charles Simpson, alias
J. Wallace, Hugh Davis and A. J. Foster.
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To those who need anything in jewelry
silverware, watches, diamonds, etc, this OPP
portunity should not be neglected, as the
goods are selling wonderfully low. The
Quoting the sale for A NJ. Stoddard, is as
much favorite with our people as ever, and
his statement as to the quality of every arti
Gle is fully relied on.
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FIOyd's.

With better facilities, am noto prepared to
accommodate many more people and in better
style. Our dinners are the Uery best 10Th
many desserts, including pure ice cream
and SherbetS. Business men, take time to
eat your dinner. You ioiH be pleased
FlOyd'S is the ladies' resort.
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United states COurts-Non. E. y, Han
mnnh. PRESIDING

Estes vs.. Liberty No. 3, judgment by de-
Oliver, Fiunie & Co., argument on motion for
new trial commenced, not concluded; Stein
kuhl VS.. York, stricken from motion docket.
Judges calendar for tomorrow: 1915,
Payne VS.. Oliver, Finnle & Co; 895, Wool
bridge VS.. Moore ct al: PIG, Cochran VS..
Knickerbocker Life las. Co.; 2278, Behr Va.
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery COUrt-ChaDceIIGr Eivf1gs-
ten Presiding.
Additional eases added to calendar: 4S9,
Nelson VS.. Trigg, York and Nobhn branch; ;
1873, Jefferson vs.. Cox; 1894, Anderson W.
Norton.
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Spring Hats for the PeonIe.

A very fine stock of fashionable hats has
been received by Wiggin 81 Co., No. 3O7
Main street. the hats are OF the latest and
best styles from the markets Of the east, and
were selected with a view to the southern
climate. Citizens and strangers should visit
this house and inspect the new goods. For
spring and summer wear they cannot be ex-
celled or equaled by any dealer.
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Spring Lamb and Green Peas,
At City market, 68 Charleston avenue, to-
| daV
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AT BEJACH'S

27s Main Street. 25S Main y treet
In addition to our unusual bargains in
dress goods. sheetings, muslins, embr Jider-
les, hosiery, corsets. kid gloves and hand
kerchiefs, we will cffer this week 5000 pairs
ladies, misses and chidren's custom made
SHOES! SHOES!
at the following prices, that must command
attention:
Children kid shoes at 60c.
Ohildren's button shoes, Csc.
Misses goat, Cincinnati make, 81.
Misses goat, Cincinnati make, 81 %.
Misses kid button, 81 40.
Ladies goat, Cincinnati make, 81.
LADIES' goat, front or side-lace, 81 SO.
Ladies kid, front or side lace, 81 so.
Woman's calf, sewed, 81.
Also Is pieces floor oil-cloth, two yards
wide, at Csc per running yard, never before
sold for less than 81 Is yer yard, and balance
of oil-shades with fixtures complete, at
81 so per pair, to close.
BEJACH'S,
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SPRING NOVELTIES
DRESS GOODS.
OWENsTEIN & BROS.

Special designs and effects in European
and American makes just received and now
ready for inspection.
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" KIND WORDS. 4"
- Weak Brother Comes to the Front
with n Lame Argument-He Wants
to Get Up n Bible for the Bad
aud - licked Editors
who will

Speak Tor the PeopIe-He Thinks that,
Like the Devil, we Quoted Scrip
Lure to Suit OurseIves-Bat
az ne Is a Good Fellow
we Let him SO.
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EIOyd's
The LoYd & Fritz auction.

Candies are knOsOH to eUery man, roman and
child in Memphis for their purity and egc-
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Fritz Pfemfert Il Co., No. Ii Court
street, receive beer each day fresh
from LemD's renowned brew cry, pack
ed In lee in their refrigerator cars
Order your beer from them.
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PRESENTS.
100 VALUABLE t:s 100
Elegant Presents
TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
'LEUBRIE BROS.
GFf Fe SSasPo Sc Sorn q g o56 Z @
BILE and Magnificent Eresents:
/ Fine FheS Coz 49, ,:sssss - w EsASo'
l Pair klegarSr.-biacelets,
Pieces Plated-Bafe,
f Eihe fT wT}tIS Glaf 6Ssk
1 Bolt Irish Linen,
i Pieee IBleaehsi iO-4 sheetlng.
1 Beautiful Table Cover
l Barrel Finest Flour,
3 Pieces Canton Flannel,
Fine Crochet sbaWls
Handsome Bed-spTeaGs
10 Barrels of Coal.
, Elegant Albums.
l Handsome Table Cove.
Pair Fine Blankets,
D Beautiful Toilet Sets,
, Elegant Bronze Busts
3 Pair Beautiful Vases,
3 Handsome Liquor sep.
Beautiful WOrii-boEP
Exquisite Coral Ser
5 Coal NeeslacRs = d ArrnIsts
D Elegant Ott0msrl Patterns
% Elegant Presents con- 5rfs1S Ei5is Eata7 Ian
elry, JewelTy-B Boxes WrIfinc-T Desks efs
- The Magnificent Presents of ms ceIsIfste an
teFprlse are on Exhibition at our Store,
&4z HG5n stFeet.s5s
- The Distribution takes pIace N VVemDhfs
kmeaLS.r, OF 6nich due notice VIII be given,
We DEFY am one 20 sell goods cheaper than we do
LEU BRTE BROS

S4Z Main St
TO wind uD busInoss-Co me and see Us. y
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R. J. Donovan & Co. are the only author
lied agents for the Wilson sewing machine
company, 262 Second street.