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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

STATE TAXES Their Assessment and Cot
lection.-Auditor General SchelI In pursu-
ance Of law, recently issued a letter of in
structions to County Commissioners in re-
gard to the assessment and collection of State
taxes. We quote from the Bedford Gazette
what he has TO say on the subject:
To he Coz,uissossrs Of the severaI Coaufiss eCfhe
Commonwealth:
GExTLENES-In pursuancs Of section Of tho
act Of y April, 1915. '. J. 1875 p +sS.l making g.
the duty OF the Auditor General ito make out and
transmit 70 the commissioners Of the several eoun
ties IN this State forms Of statements .
and all Instructions necessary 20 carrying the laws
relating to the collection OF Stste taxes into uni
form ELECT throughout ths State, have tho honor
TO submit to you statement Of the property and
things taxable for State purposes under the laws
and tho forms Of assessment Of the same.
deem IL to be my duty to call tho attention of
sll county com issionerz and township assessors
10 the several duties relating 10 xaton enjoined
upon them respectively oy law. Heretofore the
eys 81 Interest In m INV oi he counties baye been
very carelessiy and negligently made Nearly all
of the requirements OF the law have been disre-
garded. 1t may be safely estimated that at least
onehaf Of the moneys at interest subjoct TO taxa
the assessors This should not be 80 Tbe polIcv
OF the law taxing money capital IS not 10 be taken
into consideration. The law Itself IS imperative.
1t imposes state tax OF four mills on every dollar
Of the value 'cf all moneyed capital IN the hands
Of individual citizens Of the state" 1t makes It
the duty OF the commissioners Of the sevcral coun-
ties 10 require the township assessors to ascertain
the amount. description ana value OF the proper
~ taxable for state purposes. Itmakes it the duty
trict to furnish Statement Ia writing. or partly
written and partly printed, showing the aggregate
amount OF money due and owing b. solvent debtors
to such TAXABLE etc.
II 10 hoped that the commissioners Will refuse to
accept any assessment which, upon exam ination.
proves to be deficient, OF not In accordance with
the requirem ents Of the law and thst such detect
i've assessment shall be returned to the assessor for
correction 1t is tho determination of this depart
ment; that the laws relative TO taxation fer state
purposes shall be enforced
This letter was approved by the members Of the
sinking fund commission. and board of public ac-
counts. Attorney General Palmer, Secretary NJ. ).
Quay and State Treasurer Noyes.
There IS not ono word in this letter In regard TO
raising the valuation OF real estate 1t is not tax
able FOR state purposes, therefore the state officers
could have motive TO have the valuation raised.
IL the law taxing money at interest is odious and
unjust. il should be repealed but the accounting
officers cannot be held responsible Tor its enforce
ment. It is their duty under their Oaths or Office
TO have the revenue laws enforced.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

THIS esr ring needs repairing, love
Before IL retteth worse,
And that il may not be forgot
Pray put II IN your purse"
The action 70 the word he suits,
Thus making chance to tell her,
You cannot now deny that I'm
A-purse-of z r-ring-felle-."
Ten minutes are allowed the reader to fmbibe the
full strength Of this trem eudous and loug-drawn
out pun After which his atteLtion is invited To r
statement To wit That Godfrey Wolf next
door to the postcfficc. Altoona, binds himself to
urove-nrst that his stock Of clothing Il uuequaled
In extent: second. that no other establishment ap
prosches X in newness and variety of styles third
that he sells cheaper than any other dealer in
Western Pennsyivania. The truth or either and
all of these propositions may be established BY a
cal on MT. Wolf.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
4 a testomentary upon the estate oi Norris ".
Jones. Late Of Cambiia township, deceased. having
beer granted to tho undersigned. notice is herahy
given those Indebted 90 said estate 20 make u-
mediate Payment, and those having claims VIII
present the sarne properly Tor settle
meDt. VA. NJ jon -. T'v7..rt..-.
DAVID II. ftfN E~,
Er- -r 1856 11f
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wonderful medicinal properties, and there Is
reason TO believe that ere many years it will
become famous resort for health-seekers.
But Of this and several other matters deserv-
ing attention we cannot speak further at the
present time, II indeed ever.
And now let us say that we went to Kit
tanning for a purpose which may or may not
culminate in a change OF base on our part
but which, we can assure the reader viii not
interfere with the publication and we trust
not with the prosperity of the FREEMAN
or this. however, more anon, provided the
project ''pans OUT successfully
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

THE Carrolltown Netrs says that Mr.. Porter Kin
ports one OF the solid men Of CherTyt ytree, was il
that place on Monday of last week, and in couver-
Eation with some OF our citizens N regard % rll-
road from here that place said that he was iii
ing 10 grade three miles Of the route himself, and
the balance Of the citizens Of that place and along
the proposed route would. without doubt, 90 their
share. providing. Of course that the rcac pe sadei
from here to Ehcu-b1-1 rr net- FF3l Z f-fnt RS af
..-.ti.f - TIE ~. D i n.
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4 SSIGNEFS NOTICE

4 SSiGN EES NOIICE.-N8 office is
L = hereby given that Peter SUe,trrr -n1 wife.
Of Allegheny Tow ustip. have made an assignment
Of al the estate Of said Peter ustifZtr o. ts
ders ned i'm trust for the beneat Ui creditors. All
persons indebted 90 tho said Peter SmriiEer viii
make payment without DELAY. aud those having
claims VIII present them property authenticated
FOR settlement. JOSEPH HuETE.
Assignee .f Peter s~1leftEer 1Ut gFlfe.
Allegheny Twp. Jan p. I,s'.-s-.
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The following, we believe, is correct
statement of the law applicable to the re-
spectiye rights of the finder and owner Of
lost property, out of which yexatious dis
putes sometimes arise
The finder has p clear title against ali the world
but the owner. The proprietor of railroad car OF
shop has right to demand the property which
may bo found on his premises. Such proprietor
may make regulations in regard to lost property
which will bind their employees, but they cannot
bind the public. The law OF finding WIS declared
by the kings bench one hundred years ago, in s
case in which the facts were these: person found
a wallet containing sum Of money on a Shop tin"r
He handed the wallet and contents to tho shop
keeper to be returned TO the owner Atter three
years, during which time the owner did not call
for the property, the finder demanded the wallet
and money from the shOpkeeper. The latter re
fused to deliver them up the ground that they
we're found on his premises. The finder then sued
the shopkceper. and il held above stated
that against all the world bat he owner the title Of
the finder is perfect. And the finder has been held
to stand in the place oi the owner, that he was
permitted 10 prevail tn action against person who
found article which the plaintiff had originally
found but subsequently, lost. The police have no
specal rights IN regard to articles lost unless those
rights conferred by statute. Receivers Of arti
cles found are trustees for the finder. They have
no power In the ebscnce OF special statute 10
keep the article against the finder any more than
the finder has to retain the article against tho
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

Exceptions TO the report OF Joseph Mcdonald,
Eeq.. Auditor 10 report distribution Of the money
in the hands u the Sheriff arising from the sale Of
the real eEtate OF John SharbaUSh.
In the matter Of the report OF viewers 10 lay out
q public road from the house Of Charles COoney to
the head Of No. T. in Washington township.
In the matter Of the rule on the part Of Emanuel
James and John James. IN the matter Of Cone
maugh street. in 1fillvilie borough.
&. r. O'IljNNTI.Is. Prothonotary.
Prothoootary's Once, Ebensburg. Jan. y. 1850.
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN
use the old nd safe

Dr. Filters sOotairS Carminciive.
L be given vi- perfect safety % your baby 20
only two three DAYS old Il does not stgrefg but
the little thing VIII 80 10 sleep naturally. and get
HNake laughing. X cures ElAhiAt-A and bG>-
EETERY. no matter how long standing. CUOIE-
KA MpRBJS. CHOLERA lNEANIbh VI, ST NJ
1IER COMPLAINT. WIND CDI-Ic. irsttiug ana
crying of Infants (which q always 3 sign OF pain),
GREEN STOOL SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
LESSN I.SS. aud all complaints Of the stomach OF
BOWELS.
Price IS cts a bottle SAFE ard certain cure. II
is the Oldest remedy IN use. snd T. recommended
nv PHYSICIANS. Sold By DRUGGISTS and
5TOREKEEPERS.
TRY SIHPS0N's LICORICE WORM LOZEN6ES.
They are pleasant. safe and sure. IS cts.
Depot, 900 y. Third St, Philad'a, Pa.
sS- Lozenges for sale by y. J. FRETpHoFF and
V = BANKER * Bro. EbensburE. li-S.-llm.
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YoUSs Fred ha ashful yet persistent swain.
Was very much In love with Mary Ja1e-
One night she told him. in her ,enderest tone.
1T Is not good for man to be slone."
Said Fred, Just 80, you darling little elf,
I've often thought Of that same thing myself"
Then said the lass while Fred VAS ali agog.
You ought TO buy yourself terrier dog
He took this hint. and left.
But If he did. he made it all right afterward.
HE footsteps tended down Eleventh avenue, Al
toonn. and, next doer to the First National Bank
ne walked into the mammoth clothing house OF
Simon * Bcndheim. There he speedily encssed
himself in + brand-new suit, bought for mere
song and when Mary Jane next saw Fred, she not
only anxious 10 marry him. but agreed to get
up cold mornings and make the fire. Simon
BlEdbeim 6esl IL Only nrst-cicss goods. ard f--ir
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-30

AIES Iuay speak OF voman's BEAUTIES
OF the sweet, straight Frecian nose;
Preach about maternal duties
and iife's never ending woes;
But the sweetest woman living
Is the who doesn't hear
Creaking boots on cOrned feet giving.
When at night up stairs we steer.
Perhaps we have right to differ. Maybe II IL
within our province to suggest that the very
sweetest woman is she who tells her husband that
by going 70 :. BlUmenthai's Great Eastern Boot
and Shoe Store l119 Eleventh avenue. Altoona, he
can buy pair OF boots which will never cresk.
And if. in addition to this. she should make il her
uniform habit of wearing her own feet none else
than the boots shoes and slippers sold at the same
esta blishulent she would be altogether lO-ely
for any use. Bumenthal slways keeps full stock
snd sells eap-cheaper-cheapest
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ENFCUTOPS' NOTTCr'

~ Estats Ct PA-El-E DUSS. Sr-.dcc-I-
Letter. teFtalneEtary 20 tie estate o. Patrick
Damn, Sr.. late Of sSulnnierhil township. deceased
having oren granted g. the cniers slsi. notice Is
hereby Etven 10 al persons indebted SAID eStaFc
that payment wuzt - made Wftsal- dciay. and
those having c1iis Htia,t the ae rsil r4ro-e,l
them lr1Ta-i- r. -sserttiratrd fTr refticueur
PAI.ffFTl Mrlfl ny. t,-s
JAMES 1IcDUNN. t--t-t''l--
Jnu.s15. 1gsg.-5-.-
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

"a Estate Cf TIMOTHY II rs.t uJ-E sod
Letters cf administration on the estate ot I1nso-
thy Lumedue. izle Ct keate township. Cambria
county deceased. having been isEued g tis under
signed all persons indebted % sad estate here
by notified that imnc iate u. seEt usus; Pee made
ans those having claims afrEl t- VIII ire
sent them property authenticated for setrlcfeent-
H8EE1l.T II 1TAIst D.. AGmintstretriE-
F2ecde Twp. ian. g. 1SSc.-s-.-S-
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PTCxLEs fntimates thst an AFFIDAVIT concerning
that pane Of glass worth $3.50 which Mcf'ike al
eges no lost from his Office door vould be in order
Few editors can indulge in such oxtravaSant hab-
its.--HOllid0ys5or9 Standard.
"Pickles" Is advised not to rend his neither
garment about so pane full subject as the
one under discussion. Il wasn't McPike
who INDUCED in the extravagant habit, as
he unfortunately don't own the building he
occupies. Our genial and witty friend Bob
Johnston is the man who did the first In
dulging, and Charley Anna's big dog is en-
titled to the credit or iiscredjt, of coming in,
or rather going out, Tor the last indulgence.
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IoCaL ConRrsrovDENcE.

rxnrAsA p d. jan. 3. isso
DRAs FFxxxAS-A ball we fudulged in \;
"Gsbe" NcCoy's on Pinnacle Hiil - in THIS plsre
last Friday evening which vas highly enioysbIe
all the bon ton being IN attendance. --Crusy
bottom dollar that he ksozs ho- % rup dsnes
TO perfection.
fhe Ro9ress ia 60. in fsvor Of .-thtrd term. g
Put, Ne suppoee VII! rupPort GIANT q nontnAted
SAMSON. OF the Democrat, & : great Hancoc< DSn-
ties e..
The Uncle Toms cabin" troupe played 70 8
crowded house, on "wednesday evening last in
Armory Hall The room holds about four hun
dred persons and We viii venture to say that they
turned away at least two hundred others.
Col. George Shropshire Of Bourbon county Ken
tucky. who has been soJourning at the SSweeuy Ho-
the famous Kentucky short Horned cattle IS lying
quite IN Al the present time The Colonel il rst
Democrat-one Of the true blne. We hope he will
soon be able 70 be abOut again.
The Republican County Committee met 81 the
Court House on Monday last. and elected Hon a
delegates 70 the Stste Convention. which IS 20
meet Ia Harrisburg on Monday next. Tney are
The Catholics OF this place cleared over s7eo ct
their recent Fair which was grand
Sweeny Hotel in the spring He viii make Il very
popular landlord. Mr.. Sweeny intends TO live q
retired life the remainder Of his days. billy.
I.oRr7ro, Jan. p. 1880
DEAR FRgENAS-The classes at ST. Francis Col
titon Is the order OF the day there among the stu-
dents. order OF things is established In the
method 81 the classes and awards OF merit. con
duct tickets and deplomas will be awarded 70 the
deserving oncs with neat eNaciness. Conduct be
gets merit and tickets OF proficiency beget di-
plomss. All proficiency Is based on the percentage
system, which lie for the arst time Introduced.
The high-toned discipline Of old times is no longer
in vogue at the College aud faithful regularity TO
the established rGles without severity. is exacte
The three great means OF instruction-E1plana-
ton, Interrogation and Eepctition-are now In foil
force, and Catholic parents would DO well to send
their children 20 p school where they will md the
best instruction and the most perfect discipline.
Catechism forms a very prominent feature Of the
course. and every day Instructions Ia Christian
Doctrine and Sunday lessons are given BY the
Faculty. Mental Philosophy class is being
formed under one Of the community, who knows
full " ell how 20 teach L..
The several dramatic fzyoriies OF the College.
have returned after pleasant vacation, and hope
10 adord the public entertain eut about Msrcl
18th. The Society is at present under the able di-
rcction Of Mr.. Kuhn. while The 5tage s under Alr-
Cuiien's management The society Is about 20
lose its highest light, namely Mr. James TAYLOR,
the eminent classic scholar 0f the College. We all
Join in wishing him every success, prepared a. be
IS % bafls with the worlds dificultcs. II. II. G.
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Fire Hundred Thousand strong

In the past few months there has bcen more thnn
10000 bottles Of Shfioh's Cure sold. Out Of
the vast nCmber OF people who have used it, more
than 1000 persons afflicted With EouBuTYI ns lon
have been cured. All Coughs, Croup, Asthma nd
bronchitis yield at once; hence IL IL that every
body speaks q its praise. To thoge who have not
used It. let say; II you have Cough OF your
child the Group, and you value life, don't fail to
try it. For Lame Back, side Chest, use Shiioh's
POroGs Plaster. Sold by r. J. Lloyd. Druggist
Ebensburg. Pa. 1919. 'Ta.-c.o.v. .5u.i
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TO All WHOM Up NAY CON

ITO ALL WHOM IF NAY CON
Il CERN.-Eotice g. hereby given that havs
LEFT tne following described personal property. rur
chased Ior me 81 Sherifrs sale. with Jacob kuts-
man. subject my order. 70 wit: horses : rors
calves. hogs. coal car. wagon sleigh. sled
horse nay rake . sets heavy harness q sets light
harness, block and rope household and kitchen
lurnlture- and q lct Ct corn. hav- straw and corn
fodder All persons are cautioned against inter
ieflnE IN any manner With said property uuleEs
with NV consent r. s STEVENS
Tyrone, Pa, Dec. IL ls79-5m.
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WE have already ordered Oul Doors
w ard SuOEs for tho coming season, which
VIII arrive during February and March. and in
O-d sT 10 make room for stock. VIII Offer the
large assortment now on hand fuutvitilstau ding
tho advance iu such goods ~ prices DEFY ans
one 70 compete with. '. \. BARKER s. BRO.
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MARK THE TERMS.

For Twelve Months, covering hty-tva issues Of
the paper, giving the result Of The Presidential
Elections:
Single Subscribers for this Period ......... 81 80
In Clubs OF Five more. FOR same per5ci .... zS
An Extra copy 70. Clubs a. Ten or more
sE-Specmcn copies cent free on application -
the uffice-
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
or vALUABLE-
ES L. - L f. - II At Il.
DY virtue OF . pluyic, order Of the Coarl OF Com
viii eypose ri Public Sale the lirrIns i tiIe
borough OF wiimoIe Canb-Is Co. Ia. on
FRTD4T, February 2Oth, 1850.
at O'Clock, ?. N discharged Of sll liens the foi-
lowing real estate. 20 wit:
ALL that CERTAIN PIECE Of GROUND
sItuate in the borough Of Wiimoro bounded AMI
described ~ follows that II to say baing the
lot bounded on Main and Vine streets Wine street
being now known on town plot rs Walnut ztre-t)
adjoining Pine alley the and lot Cf
-, formerly Edward Clay comh, the north.
known on ssid town plot as let Nc. ,2cl t~enty,
and having thereon erected
Two story Frame Dwelling Housc and
large Store Room.
Thls II a desirable property for any one wishing
20 engage IN the business of merchandising.
Terms OF SALE-Dne-third o. the purchase mon
ey 10 be paid on the confirmation Of the sale and
the remainder In two equal annual payments with
interest % be secured by ts1d and mortgage CT
ANN EVANS.
Jan. %, Isso.-3t Assignee OFF J. Woleslagle-
DTBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
oeutor. VIII offer at public sale the premises,
Monday. March 3Isf- 1850, ~ 10 o'CLocS
A II, the following described real estate;
No. 1.-The old kATLuR HOMESTEAD. contain
ing 2e2 Acres with improvements, and situated in
Munster township Cambria county. Pa.
So. 2.-The johnston fAHH, lVl AcVes. VIII
improvements. situated in Allegheny t0wnsAil'.
Cambria cOunty. Pa.
aF-Tertns raade known on lay Of sale
THOMAS SARGFTr.
JIfSEs'H HDGEE
Executors II TEEEn KAyIoH aecsaS5l.
Jan. =, lss9.-ts.
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aE-Ne solicit your cooperation iu tfe rfr-rTs-
tion OF THE WEEKLY posi- by Che formation
or enlargement oi clubs In your ne ghhsrhasd.
Money may be sent bv Drafts. plstol1r. Order
OF by Registered Letter.
Address, JAs. =. BARR 4 60.
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SAD AND Fatal ACCIDENT. An account
Of the shocking death by accident Of = young
man named Mark BurgOOn, son Of Mr. Lewis
Burgoon, Of Allegheny township, has been
sent US by a valued friend at Chest Springs,
but the following from the Altoona Tribune
contains more particulars and hence we give
Il preference. bfr. B. was member Of the
Chest Springs Temperance Society and was
greatly esteemed by all who knew him. His
remains were inferred III the Catholic ceme-
terry at 81. Augustine on the day following
the accident. The Tribune says
About o'clock Monday morning Mark Bur
goon, young man p years OF age, was killed at
D. u 6. MoOre's mill, near Ashland Furnace, by =
tree falling him. Nj. Lewis Burgoou and his
two sons, Mark and John, had taken contract of
cutting logs for the 1Iessrs Moore, and on Satur-
day had ielled tree between trees grown close
~ together and LETT it until Monday morning. when
john began choppinr one OF the trees to allow the
other one to drop, while his brother Mark was
trimming one some distance away. The tree drop
ping before it expected to fall, striking into
the forks Of tall maple tree near by splitting y
to the ground throwing il il the contrary direct
tion and near where Mark BUrgOon WIS working.
He seeing his danger. to get cut Of the way of
the maple, but unfortunately ran in the wrong dt-
rection, and the maple struck him on the back and
hips, crushing him into the hard earth and killing
him almost instantly. AIr. BurpOon was a sober,
indus trlous good citizen. and his loss VIII Dc
verely icit by his bereIved parents.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

"a Estate of y II.LtAN BEAnLET d-e-d.
Letters cf adm iui.frefie1 the ste Ui WI
liam Bradley. late of Washington township Gam
bris county. ce~cafcfi. having been '~Surd o. thn
un'lersigrrd. All persons t1dehsed O. sstt estate
arc hereby notinei that immediate ua-T1Erf must
be made. and those having claims eE1tnst tile
same Viii present them r5.gy eriF for
settlement Ann BIZ ALLEY, ACsa'z.
Washington Tvp-. san. $. lsso-6t-'-
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KESD WORDS FOR THE FREEStAS.-Sev-
eral Of our exchanges have taken occasion
to congratulate the FREEMAN now that it
has entered upon the fourteenth year Of its
existence, and we feel so much ticEled about
it that we trust our readers will excuse us
Tor taking on a little self-gloTifcatiOn by re
producing some Of the kind things that have
been said about US and our papeT--to wit
From re PbiIadeIgbia Record.l
TEE Cambria Freeman has entered upon i;s four
tcenth volume and r. one of the most eBtorprisiug
and reliable of our state exchange
From ne HuaHng8or GIo5sl
THx Cambria Freeman last week began ~ four
toenth volume. The Freeman is one oi the neotest
aud srciest papers iu the state. and although IL
politics Ire arom uahIc we wish 10 znd its genial
editor many years % prosperity.
From tts HoIidags5urg SicadzTdl
THg Cambria Fireman has entered upon Its four
tecnth volume under the most iatterinR auspices-
The Fref-rcu BE- one ut the few newspapers that we
always read through and We do not thlnk IL has n
superior anywhere. The Cambria Democracy
should BE Vrori of it.
TFro-s The J0tgsf0ssu S.s756y TinCs
THE Ehcusburs Freeman celebrated its fourteeuth
birthday anniversary last week and chuckle- at
the encouraging prospects which seem 20 be in
store for iJ Wei, De- ts neW@y. good l-natured
sheet at all events, .nd We are glad 70 know the
proprietor has reason TO be proud OF Us success.
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WE have a large stock Of LADIES.
w MISSES ana CHILDRESfs SHOES. which
We win sell at very low prices between now and
the lst Of April next. Y. >. BARKER 4 BRO
NTE have still on hand a small as
w sortmcat Of LADIES COATS which we
Offering at greatly re1uced prices. in order 20
close ur stock before Spring. Call early and
get bar gain they viii not last long ut IN pri-
ces VIC are asking Tor them.
vs. BARKER s. BRO.