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THE OLD WORLD.
THE BRITISH EVACUATION OF Az.
GHANIsTAN.
The Eastern Question SIN Com
pIicateti-ManIIa Destroyed by
Earthquake-Rine Shooting
NJ wimbIelon-General
Foreign News.
SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

WIMBLEDON, July 2S.-In shooting for
the Elcho shield yesterday at 1000 yards,
following was the score: English-White-
head Gl, Beeley 90, Evans IL, Godsall 6S.
scotch-McKerrell So, Dunlap 40, Bruce
81, Mcintyre 63, Thofnburg 30, Mcviltie
81, McIsNac GS. Irish-J. Rigby 60, w.
Rigby 69, Gilner 10, Warren So, Thyme
90. Rockwell made the highest possible
scOre in the match for the Arthur prize.
There are six or seven highest possible
scores. These will take the prizes.
Evans, Godsall and Miner will replace
Sir Henry Haliord, Martin Smith and
Boyd in the English team tomorrow.
Brown won the lany riile) association cup,
beating tlallord, Baker and Young, who
had tied him.
Lieutenant Dudley won the Dudley prize
at 1000 yards any rifle, with highest posi-
BILE score of fifty. Baker, 81, Humphrey,
Evans and Thyme. Al each. Scott, Rock
well and Jackson did not shoot out. The
match tomorrow will begin at $3.50.
Sir Henry Halford remains captain OF the
English team and will be coach.
The British team, as reconstructed,
made one or two points less in the COM
petition for the EIcho Shield yesterday
than the Americans, at Hounslow. Sir
Henry Halford and Frank Hyde to-day
tossed for the targets for to.morrow's
match. Halford won, choosing Z and |.
The Americans shoot at B and O.
In the contest for the Olympic prize to.
day well known riaeman made 40 at
the 600 yard range out OF possible SO.
He disclaimed the score and declared he
had bribed the markers. He had informed
the Executive Committee before hand that
he would do so, as they declared the thing
impossible. The next highest score was
40, made by Stauder, cognizaut OF the fact,
and watching the target saw q clear miss
marked rs q bulls eye. The committee
are investigating the affair.
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RAISING THE TARIFF.

ST. PRrRRsBuRd, July 23,-The Russian
Government, in pursuance OF the rigid
system OF protection which has always
characterized the policy of the Empire,
has placed additional duties upon the i'm.
port OF foreign meats and live cattle. They
are go heavy that they will prevent Amer
can merchants from fulfilling the contracts
into which they had entered upon the
faith OF pre.existing customs regulations.
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INSULTS TO The FLAG.
Alleged Indignities by spanish Vessel
Don't Pan Ont.

D0nt Tan Ouf.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Late this after
noon dispatches were received at the Navy
Department from Admiral Wyman, at
Port Royal, South Carolina, giving the re-
suit OF his investigation OF the alleged
indignities offered the American flag in
Cuban waters by the Spanish Corvette
Canto. The dispatches were referred to
the State Department, and the orders tele-
grsphed Admiral Wyman to proceed from
Port Royal at once with the Tennessee to
Havana were countermanded this evening
by telegraph. Admiral Wyman states
that at Santiago De Cuba he was assured
by the Spanish Governor thathis Govern
ment uneQilivocally disavowed any
intentional insult or indignity to
the commission OF any act at variance
with the usages OF all civilized powers.
The Spanish authorities claimed that the
vessels fred upon were not only within
six miles OF the shore, but actually within
three miles Of the limit OF jurisdiction
claimed by the governments OF all mari
time nations. Admiral Wyman further
stated that the Spanish authorities offered
abundant evidence in support Of this u.s.
sertion, and that, in his opinion, there was
nothing In the case to warrant any fur
thur inquiry by the Government. The
dispatches were not received until after
the Cabinet meeting, and consequently no
action was taken. The whole matter will
probably be disposed Of at the meeting
ON Tuesday next.
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..ESERaL GRANT.
His Visit 10 The n,nss AMI Leadviiie-
a Big WeIc01,e.

LEApvILLE, Col, July 9S.-Gen. Grant
arrived last evening at $3.50. He was re-
ceiyed by a company OF mounted police,
two companies oI cavalry, h'e companies
Of infantry, city fire department and five
HUNDRED veterans Of the late war. A
salute OF one hundred guns was fired while
The procession marched through the city.
THE line Of march was brilliantly illnmi.
mated aud decorated, and nearly 10000
people Witnessed the procession; The
General excused himself rom maEing a
speech OH account OF huAraeness. To-
morrow he will visit the mines, atLend the
theatre in the evening aud ball and recep'
lion after the thestre. The party will re-
main until Monday. Tho city expends
$4,000, mostly tatsel by private subscrip'
tion, for the entertainment.
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THE GREAT AmEKICAN FASTER.
Tanner En ers Upon the Twenty SIKH
Day Of IL IL Fast.

New YoRK, July 23-Dr. Tanner, at
noon, commenced the 96th day OF his fast
in an improved condition and spirits. He
says water distresses his stomach, and
hereafter will take less, although he has
taken pint since midnight He expresses
Indignation at the reports ot ialliDg, and
DECLARES he was never more confident OF
success than now. A New York manager
this morning offered him $500 per week
to complete his fast at his theatre.
NIGHT EEroEr.
DR.. Tanners condition was unchanged
tonight. lie received many visitors dur
ing the day. He continues water drink
ink and in the afternoon went for a
drive. His weight is 1924 lbs, pulse ",
temperature o. 4l5o During 2l hours
he drank one quart of wafer.
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FOREIGN NOTEs.

The naval demonstration OF the powers
in Turkish waters will be placed under
joint French and English command.
The latest news from Basuto was up to
the 10Th inst. The British residents had
not yet been attacked nor had the Europe
ans been molested.
A dispatch from Cettinje says the Monte
negrin Envoy has been ordered to leave
Constantinopie forthwith, in consequence
OF the Porte's falsely representing to the
powers that the Montenegrins were the
aggressors in the recent Fight with the
Albanians.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
Delegate. to the Democratic Convention.

MouNDsvrLIE, July %.
special Correspondence II the Intelligeresy.
The primary ELECTIONS In this district
yesterday resulted 10 the election Of the
following delegates to the Congressional
Convention: W. L. Bridges, I, q. Brown,
B. W. Price, Thomas Patton, John W.
Lowe. Of these gentlemen Bridges and
Brown are Campbell men, and the Others
favor the nomination Of Col. Dan John
son.
These gentlemen above named were
also made delegates to the Senatorial Con,
ventien, aud TO the State Convention at
Martinsburg the following are the dele
gates chosen: ]. E. Israel, @. Il, Oldham,
b. W. Price, +. ". Brown, L. S. Newman,
Richard Ferrel, ]. A. Ewing, W. l.
Bridges, John Il. Davis, Geo. W: Bruce
Frank Hopkins, John Jefferson, 5. u. Nc
Kirahan, ]. B. Mcclure and DR.. Jackson
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MIsS0uRI DEnoCRATs..
The Ticket Completed After an All Night
ktsslnn.

sr. LOUIS, July 9S.-The Democratic
State Convention adjourned at 10 O'Clock
this morning alter being in session all
night. The State ticket was completed as
follows: Attorney General, D. H. McEn;
tyre, OF Endrain county; Register oi
Land, Robert A. McCoulough, Cooper
county; Railroad Commissioner, George
O. Pratt, Boone county; Presidential
Electors ut Large, Col. J. l.. D. Morrison
commonly known az Dan Morrison), st.
Louis; n. Phillips, Stoddard county. Al
ternatss, Edward W. McCabe, Marion
county; R. A. Debolt, Grundy county.
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SALT LAKE ClrY, July Ex-Governor
Murray, General Smith and q carload OF
gentlemen, went to odgen, to-day to meet
and escort Secretary Thompson here. The
Secretary had IN appointment with Capt
Eads, to examine San Francisco harbor,
which is tilllng up with debris. He stop
ped here on his return. In conversation
The Secretary said the navy was not the
"baby" as represented by the press, and
In case OF trouble with Spain, 1t would
give a good account OF itself.
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bptUIlI % IuU NFuVEHHAEI VVEluUIVlAI'
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ths West Vir.
ginia Republicans are going TO make a
vigorous fight this year, more so than they
have ever done before. They will open
the campaign with big mass meeting at
Parkersburg Tuesday. Generals Gibson
and Grosvenor have been invited to act as
orators. Grosvenor will be present, but
Gibson will not.
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Luz Graud contest for the 3S votes Of
sl county, in whole or part, in the
'taociltic Congressional nominating
asVsaiiou, comes of to-day. The two
faa'iaent candidates and their friends
Ave been very busy all week whcoping
y votes for the primaries. To-day will
s'' how much they have got for their
-''e'' Themoney has been dissolved in
F'-'haI is Certain-but whether the
HaEl'I crystalline into votes is the prob.
fa' Ageat many bummers will drink
'aaGIda'es beer without feeling any obli-
'IaoH TO vote for him at the polls, There
- - oten much complaint in times past Of
"a tndotinglatitude.
''s IS votes of this county are i'm.
fhat They will be valuable to the
: - rho gets them solid, inasmuch as
-'''H almost half enough OF themselves
s'7el'e the nomination. Ithas been the
"% Of some Of the Sheritrs friends that
: 'onId get them solid this time, but this
: 'H likely. II he comes out OF the
i'al7e' as well as he did out OF the coup
,. a'a' AZ the Court House, he will do well
,-"'aoGId be contented. Tbeprobability
way be will not fare so well. II is moi
"a 'Uy to set up ten primaries as one con-
3, so'' , Ben is having a rough old time o.
a'a'' campaign. He never encountered
g-7ly y such fellow as the Sheriff before
~ has had merely a show Of contes
-,'''o'ofe- hardly enough to make /
.''''e''lng-but this time he has met
:. "a Who plays TO win and goes for al
,''. ,,' . sight We suspect that he is al
Il A." sorry he did not quit ate
%' % New Martinsvills Convention
~ ,+V retire on his laureIG Still
!. V'!oLeI is game man, and lik
5.s yaaoy Ridges raven will never So
,S.S' once he Is LutO Fight. He will Sc
'"e''a through tS tbe end Of the cor
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WASHINGTON, July 9S.-Attorney General
Nash, OF Ohio, member Of the Republic
can State Committee, arrived here to-day
10 urge upon Secretary Sherman the i'm.
portance OF his taking au early part In the
campaign in favor Of General Garfield,
M. Sherman assured Mr.. Nash that he
intended to place his services at the dis
posal OF the Republican Committee and to
make a number Of speeches during the
campaign.
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THE LONELY EMpKEss.

SAINT HELENA, July 2S.-The ex-Em-
press, Eugenie, landed here on the l2rh
inst. and inspected the house where
Napoleon, the First, died. She visited the
tomb In which the remains Of the Emperor
were at first deposited, and afterwards en-
barked for England.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Interior
Department to-day received q telegram
from Indian Agent Ludlam, at Casa
Grande, Arizona, stating that the Indians
at that point were drunk on liquor OF their
own manufacture, and were killing each
other, and he had sent TO Fort Mcdowell
for military assistance TO quell the dis
order.
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VOLUME XXVIII.-NUMBER 9S3.

and Mr.. Isaac Askew, OF Kansas City;
Miss Emma Hilles, OF Barnesville, and
Mrs: Rufus Lane, Of Columbus, are visit
ing friends in our town.
Miss Mary Clark, daughter OF mine host
OF the National, is of to Confluence, Pa,
to visit relatives.
The Misses Shallcross, OF your city, Wis
tied Engineer Shallcross and family Of
this place, during the past week.
Miss CLARA Carroll, daughter OF Judge
Carroll, has returned home from alengthy
visit to Columbus,
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PRIGHrPUL ACCIDENT.


Special Dispatch to the lntsllivenoor.
A .frightlul accident occurred opposite
this city this evening. Two young men,
Henry Cooper and King Robinson, of
Eldsrsville. Washington county, Pa, had
been in the city on business, and were re-
turning home in buggy, and, after cross.
ing the river at the lower ferry, drove
upon the railroad track just as the passen-
ger train from Wheeling approached, and,
before they could get of, were struck by
the engine and hurled down the embank.
ment, killing the horse and probably
fatally injuring both OF the young men.
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TIE OBELIsK.
nobody want. n.'and All Afraid to roael

NEw YoRK, July ga conflict Isl threat
ened over the obelisk. The Park Commits
sioners refuse to take possession oft. They
say they do DO know TO whom II belongs,
whether the Khedive or the United States
Governments that they will not take pos.
session until authorized todo so; that they
do not propose to be arrested for larceny;
that they have no right TO expsnd money
to raise the obelisk, which Is not one ot tthS
expenses authorized by law. The obelisk
still remains on board the vessel.
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:, Great activity among the iron
!iih l.i,i.r. Of Pittsburgh. The high
s'if' ,,.oa o,,,a'jr during the "boom" depressed
"a d .,... Nv. Dnt now that iron is cheaper
y '.Y, ,b,, were held back are given
s;'i's ,,E,, reason for the Improvement
ii As,...r s,...r, and prospective prosperity
g,salI.
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE sH0CR.

MADRID, July 2a.-An official dispatch
dated at Manila, July 2lst, says there was
another shock Of earthquake at that place,
which lasted IS seconds. Not single
public ediGce was spared. The convent
Of G Guadaloupe, which has lasted three cen.
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. p,xJonys,S thinks that the South
L', ,,F under the Republican party
'''r. f,.,,nl is under the English. He
- ..'., .,,.,lt 5ten to Ireland, and, We doubt
= a,'' ~, aver been South. They have
y ,,,iop. NJ privilege in the South of
. -, '' b,ylot boxes with tissue ballots
fI.1'' = 'oo,ig, negroes at election times.
r. sv, s,,s no such happiness in Ireland
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 2S.-The Government does
not seem at all satisfied with the news
that the despatch Of German officials to
Constantinople has bad the effect Of max.
ing other powers uneasy. The Minister
OF Foreign Affairs has therefore ordered
the German representatives abroad, ID
state that negotiations on the matter have
been proceeding for some time. The des
patch Of the Pfussian COuusellors to Con
stantiuople has no political sign whatevOr
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,,rssuo,e from Col. Wilson cal
&, o,, ..teution to the TACT that az INT
A. House BY Mr.. Chas' II. Adams
y, s,h ls76-he was absent from his
j.a..I Congress by reason OF the long
,gol dangerous sickness from wn'cn ho
.Jga then recovered, anu whlch WAS
a,,r.y fatal to him. we nave NO
lss ,hlt the Colonel is correct IN 'i'S
ala.aI, and We readily give MN 'ne y,
,,.ttoiitasan explanation oi MS '"li'
.,3 ,oie on said resolution. lie 'ut'ne''
u, ~. in his note that We must Dc III
m, .lgu; IheexprcssiOn used Dy h'nH
#. speech at Washington haII on the
.,,nsoi September 92d 1878, to the et'
"A IA quoted by ls yesterday that he
/ Hpo, desire the vote ol any haru money
Il. lie says; u was 3 cshu'ua'e IL.
IN and wanted all the votes l coulu
reference to our tiles oil that date gives
a.hI0Eing as the words oil 'he oo1oue.
aAe occasion referred to. Let no hatu
s.,y men vote for me expecting that !
Elhyocate their views" Ihls expresses
nty much the same meaning as the ian-
ss c.el by us. The Colonel has proo'
HyhIOtien how much oil 1reenpacN'
sAES on thN OCCASION bASsell' !he
a.snbIck candidate, had been mere ana
ale speech, and the Colonel seemed TO
.nIous to show that there was no
ssI iof sol, money men throwing tneir
B,s IEIy on BlsseiI when they had 30
poi Greenbacker as himself TO Vote
IL lie Ws no doubt, as he says,
rI9g to secure as many votes
. psible, and this We suppose
TH'hereasOH why he was so gracious TO-
HNl' the Greenbackers. Atthat time we
MnOt resumed specie payments, ana IL
IE@unon talk among the Democracy
AiiEe could not do so except ny Inc
EiHotIhe country. We were still having
hates, and were still clOgged with the
aPrszIon Of the panic. Hence Green
Stitn vas still aggressive, and Basseil
III b. idend' had hopes oil a large Green
Ek roie. The Colonel wanted that vote
Tie change hS1 been very great since
ten, Honest money"-"Gold fnd sill
Is, and paper convertible into coin on
talHd'-"A strict maintenance OF the
''SIciAlh"-these are now the planks OF
y Democracy, aud the Coz. can hardly
Ni.R the great change that has over.
li:a his sPosi,ion oftwo years ago. We
uaII to see him little sensitive about
.'o.lisconi, snd We hope il he is nomi'
;roi ssain for Congress that he will
'-'lichh fruits meet for repentance by
ss'1sing the peorle hereafter in fnan-
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Ocean Vessels.

NEw YoRK, July 9s.-Arrived: Oder
Nrw YORE, July 2s.-Arrived: De
Ruyter, from Antwerp.
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The official census returns Of the State
OF Rhode Island show population oi 276,'
Il0, q gain Sc, ,S07 in ten years.
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lhs Gntelltgst1ffr

-. >, aud % ro"rlee"l" street:
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HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

1t Will be apparent to any one, who viii cx-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, a large proportion OF the precious
metal used, is needed only to stiffen and hold
the engraved portions in place., and supply the
n cessary solidlty and strength. The surplus
gold Is actually needless so far as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT.
ENT GOLD WATCH GASES, this WASTE of pre-
cious metal Is overcome, and the sAME soLIDITY
AND STRENGTH produced at from onc-thifd to
one-half Of tho usual cost OF solid cases. This
process is OF the most simple nature, as fol.
lows plate Of nickel composition metal,
specially adapted to the purpose, has two platcs
OF SOLID GOLD soldered one on each side The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and tho result is a strip OF heavy p,atcd
composition, from which tho cases, backs cen.
tres, bezzlcs, &C.. ore cut and shaped by suita.
BILE dies and formers. Tho gold In these cases
Is sufficiently thick to admit OF oil kinds OF
chasing, engraving and enamelng; tho on
graved cases have been carried until worn per.
foctly smooth by timb anu use without ren,ov.
Ing the gold.
THIS IS TIE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES or SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
by SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor a. Chandler and C. Muller.
ASK for Illustrated Catalogue and to see war
rant. mch 1l-tx1y
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SCOTCH. IRISH IN THE OAROLINAS

Some Account of the People Who Form
!, An Important Element in Upper South
Carolina!
AT the celebration Of the 150th ami
vorsary Of tho settlement Of tho Cum
berland Valley, Pa, on the 9th instant,
at Doubling Gap Springs, Rev. j. W..
T.. OTIS, pastor Of tho Chambers Pres
byterian Church in Philadelphia, read
q paper upon the subject Of "Tho
lpennssylvania Scotch-Irislr III the Caro-
Rev. Mr. OTIS, after referring to tho
fact of his being d South Carolinian by
birth and q Pennsylvania by resi-
dence, and euloglziDg the Scotch-Irish
for their enterprise and thrift, said:
Let lis 60 back as near to the begin
ming as we can, and we will find out
that the Scotch-Irish were first Irish
Scotchmen and then Scotch-Irishmen
In the third century the Scots migrat-
cd through North eastern Europe, by
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wore present and INTENDED TO attend
the fetnion at Yorkville OH the 19th
proximo to express themselves; where
upon every member present arose:
Mr.. Jas. II. Harvey thon; moved that
the secretary correspond with Colonel
Haskell, President of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad Com
pany,, and tho President Of the Chester
and Lenoir Railroad Company; and
ascertain ut what rates; per- capita;
they will transport lis from hero Or
Columbia to Yorkyille on that occasion
ind rcturn:
1t was moved that the Association
hold Oh extra meeting on Saturday,
August ID, ut II o'clock, sharp, ana
that every member of both companies
present be required to resolve himself
into a,committcc Of one and sec every
member Of the Regiment within his
reach, and urge upon him the import
ance of turning out OH the 14th of
August. On motion it was
Resolvc1, That the thanks Of Com
panies q and Il arc due and arc hereby
tendcrcd to Lieut.. j. Il: Boylcs for the
untiring energy lie has displayed in
getting up our present Association;
and thnt this Association nowlcdgc
their Indebtedness to him for our past,
present and future reunions Of our
chivalrous Old Twelfth.
Mr.. j. r.. Harvey then moved that as
the term Of office Of tho present incum-
bcnts expired with to-day's meeting,
the Association enter into an election
for officers for the next twelve months,
and that we further amend our Coun-
ty Association constitution, so as to
have chaplain. Unanimously car
ried. An election was then entered
into with the following result:
Prcsident-Col. II. G. Davis.
1st c-Prcsident-S. w. Ruff.
And Vice e-Prcsident-F. b. Austin.
Recording Sccrotary-N. C. Robert
son.
Corresponding secrctary-J: r.
Boylcs.
Chaplain-L. G. Chappell.
1t was resolved that these proceed
ings be published in The News AND
HERALD. On motion, the meeting
then adjourned. j. r. BoYLEs,
Secretary pro tenn.
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Itj':liiS'


Just received and to arrive in q few
days
Many .hew goods bought before tho re-
cent heavy adyahce, which will
Be sold at the very lowest cash prices 10
our friends ana customers:
Elegant Cashmcrcs, Hernan Dress
Goods. Monte cloths, Bunting, &c.
Il nice assortment Of Cslicoes, Muslins.
= lawns, Dress Linens, White, Goods.
1"rchon Laces. Edgings, Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs, Neokwear, Gloves, &c,
You can find. in fact. Dry Goods Of all
II prices which we guaranteed
please or we do not ask q sale.
Call early and give our stock q thorough
inspection, it is
Ohr delight to show our goods.
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CLOTIBENGi

Call Mt once and make selection OF a
Cashmere or Bluo Flannel;
Or leave your measure for suit selected
from samples.
Rare bargains in soft Felt Hats, Stiff
Hats and Straw. Hats.
Now goods in Crockcry, Glassware, Gro.
ceries, Hoes, Plows, 10.
Each department. is ready for look. Call
and hny and be pleased.
Zone Der our motto is QUICK SALES,
SMAIIEPROFITS:
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