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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

(Overheard at n restaurant.) Loquacious
lady: "And you Chinese actually eat rice
with chopsticks? How fnnnylp China
man ,"You tinkee soy" Loquacions lady:
"Of course. Why, we use spoon. Chi
naman $50 didee we, madam, long go
when Chinee machee barbarian tool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

Andy Smith is Chicago burglar
who pays his exclusive attention to
drug stores. II he robs them at their
selling price, one or two breaks will
make him millionaire .-BoSoN Rox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

There are mean men In this world, and
in that class may he reckoned the resident
Of q country town who,. hearing that two
Of his friends had gone fishing hies himself
TO the market and buys every trout TO be
had ..r. ru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

Miss Kate Field defends the Ladies' Co
operative Dress Association In q Letter. TO
the Tribune. But who has attacked II?
Isn't this like the young woman who
screamed because her fellow did not kiss
her! ..-f r-e "A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

The yoLrAIc .BrLr Co., MkRsIIALL,
MICH, win send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts TO the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them with
out delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

1t is announced that the, forthcoming
volume OF the Encyclopedia ,BrittanGica"
viii extend from SEQ TO ''Hip II Is
lively volume that starts from the word go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

It is very difficult to keep your peace
Of mind when other people thrust pieces
OF their own on you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

vitalizing, nourishlng aud stimulating,
without intoxicating, are Malt Bitters.
II think I'll take this in,' remarked the
whale as he espied Jonah.

For cleansing the system OF all morbid
matter and warding of diseases, no medi-
cine possesses such efficacy as Bdrter's
Mandrake Bitters. E go
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06
UNFERM ENTED

gTHERE ]. no greater BLOOD PUGIrlING an
l. LIFE GIVING PRrNcTrLE IN the world Il
medicine lh1n MALT BlTrERs, prepared BY the
MALT BITTEES COMPANY from Cafer@eRtei
Mat aad RQp.. IL i a Perfect Renoyator OF
feeble sui exbsus.ed constitutions. 1, enriehes
the blood, sol. dines the bones, harlens the mus.
ees q1iets me nerves. perfects digestion, cheers
the mind, Snd vi;alixes with new lie every luid
Of The body Il 40, because u strikes az the root
OF AL debility DIGESTION and
IMPOXEEls BLOOD. sold evcry where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06
LYDIA L. PINkHlM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

L. prepared a. - aud rs Western Avenue.
Ivan, Mas Price sl.0o. SIX bottles for s5-00.
Sent by mail in the form If Pills, also IN the form
Of Lozenges. on receipt Of price. SlOc, per box
for either.
Mrs. PINkHAM freely answers all letters Of
inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Mention ibis paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-07-06

At a camp-meeting last summer venera-
BILE sister began the hymn
My soul, be on thy guard;
Ten thousand foes arise.
She began too high. s'Tcn thousand" she
screeched, and stopped. "Start her at five
thousand!' cried converted stock-broker
present. ... ,.r.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-27
uaRRTsGEs.

- SHrRRop WILLIAMS, Of Lincoln, has
procured license to marry Miss Msriha A.
Singleton. 4 Somerset Reporter.
- PAYNE-SrONF. -- On the 9th inst,
At the residence Of Miss Flora Warren, in
Stanford, by the Rev. j. $. Sims, Me- VIM.
Payne and Miss Maggie Stone The
preacher had considerable difficulty in get
ting the pair to join right hands, As they
were 10 confused ~ 10 not know their
right from their left, but finally he got
them straight, and the ceremony pro.
ceeded.
- IS-TINnERLAKE. "A cleverly-
planned elopemeni was carried into effect
last Tuesday, which created a considerable
sensation and which has been the talk ever
since. Miss Annie II. Tirnberlake, OF New
Orleans, who had been pupil Of Stanford
Female College year or two ago, and who
had returned here to visit relatives and
friends, left Stanford on Tuesday last pre-
tendedly to visit in Louisville, until her
mother should come and take her to her
southern home. Miss Panthea Mckinney
took the train at the same time for visit
to Lebanon. But these young ladies were
wiser than their friends wot Of, and had
plans in their heads that they chose not to
divulge. At Shelby City they were joined
by Capt. rhomas A. Elkin and DR.. W. ;.
Elkin, Of Garard, and with the young la
dies veiled beyond recognition, the trip
was made TO Louisville. There hacks were
Immediately procured, and in an incredi-
bly, shor, time the party was in JeiIeron-
sonville, Ind, aud Capt. Elkin and Miss
Timberlake had taken upon themselves
The solemn vow Of marriage, DIR. Elkin and
Miss Mckinney acting a. attendants. In
dissolubly bound, the couple no longer
feared the wrath Of the opposing mother
in-law, and they returned To- Kentucky and
put up at the Louisville Hotel, leaving
next day for the groom's home, near Ian
caster. The grea, disparity in the ages Of
the two, coupled with the fact that the
groom has already three children to begin
housekeeping with, caused the mother Of
the bride to seriously object 10 the mari-
sgr; but love laughed at such things, and
Mis- Annie yielded to its conquering inhu-
ence. She is but eighteen, small, and
brunette OF the richest type. Lovely, bright
and accomplished, she had scores Of adj
mirers who now mourn a. those who have
no hops. Capt. Elkin Is indeed to be con
graduated on having won such beauty to
preside over his handsome country resi-
dence, aud to him aud his fair young bride
We tender our sincerest good wishes.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at the
Baptist Church here on next Sunday
morning and night.
-- The fourth and last quarterly meeting
for the conference year will he held at the
Methods. Church tomorrow and Sunday.
Rev. X. IIiner, =. T., will preach.
- Rev. J. W. Thompson writes us that
he has just closed meeting Of nine days
at Mt. Pisgah, in this county, with twelve
additions to the church, ten by experience
and two by letter. Rev. Enos Allen, Of
Pulaski, assisted in the meeting.
- That fruitful source Of trouble in
church-ihe organ-was about to break up
a Reform congregation at Owingsville,
when compromise was effected, leaving il
To the churches at Mt. Sterling, Paris and
Carlisle to decide whether or not the in
strument shall he retained.
- Next Tuesday the Tate's Greek Asso-
citation will meet with the Baptist Church
here and preparations are being made to
give the visiting brothers and sisters cor
dial We leone. We hope that everybody
will lead helping hand, so that they will
go away believing that Stanford is the best
place this side Of heaven.
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AMI prices looking up
QUOTATIONS.
LINCOLN CoUxrY.
FngIema ans tfiII.

- Mrs. Catherine Blackberry had fine
COW killed by lightning the other day.
80 There will be preaching at Bright's
School-house next Sunday at II O'Clock.
go Col. X. B. Rice had several sheep
killed and wounded by dogs last Sunday.
- Mr.. :. II. leager threshed $50 bush
els Of wheat in * minutes one day last
week.
- Il j. said that the bumble-bees are so
numerous in the neighborhood Of IAncas-
ter that some Of the farmers can not break
up their grounds for wheat.
- Miss Lydia Lewis commenced school
at Bright's School-house last Monday
morning. We heard one Of the Trustees
say that he expected to be present and
have her read the law to the boys that
have been thinking themselves too near
grown to be ruled by lady. lie means
business, and is determined to have good
school. SO boys, il You don't "toe the
mark" you will have to rise, take up your
books aud walk.
- Owing to the prospect for a rainy day
last Saturday, il was thought the picnic
would be failure; but about IL o'clock
the clouds began to disperse, and by 2 o.
elk good crowd assembled. A lively dance
was kept up until six o'clock. The Cllb
proposes to give an afternoon dance on the
second Saturday IN September, which will
be the last Of the season. Every body Is
invited to attend. The dance will COM
mence promptly at ! O'Clock. A good
Band has been engaged for the occasion.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-27
LAND, sTOCK AND cRor.


- Some stock hogs have been sold here
at Sal cents this week.
The Lexington Fair will commence
ne 1t Tuesday and continue four days.
Geo. W. Afford bought at Lancaster
Court, Is horses at sG5 to SlO0, and mules
at $50 to slll.25.
Hale n Nunnelley sold to J. +. Smith,
of Garrard. 100 ewes at s2.75, aud to T. J.
Hord a buck lamb for $40.
- The Walton farm Of SAG acres, lying
near Cynthiana, on Licking River, sold
this week for s75.l5 per acre.
The old Henry Clay place, near Lex
ington, Of 400 acres, has been rented for
one wear to A. :. McCann for - per acre.
The peanut crop is reported larger
this year than ever known before. Our
Town Hall was not built a moment too
soon.
Hale n Nunnelley bought Of James
Owens and DR.. 7. Il. Montgomery 20 cat
tie at q TO % cents aud shipped them to
Cincinnati Tuesday.
Geo. ID. Wearen has handled $4,000
bushels of wheat this season, for which he
paid from rs to 10 cents lie is now pay
ing * cents for good.
90 The first bale Of Gotten from Tennes-
see Of the crop Of 1850 has arrived in Lou
isyille. The first hogshead Of new tobacco
has also been received
-- Growers tel. us that the peach and
apple crop is larger here than for years
and that seldom have they seen il so we'll
matured and free from rot aud blight.
Afford 4 Co. shipped to New Orleans
l2i mules which they purchased from
Thomas Payne and VIM. y. Thompson, OF
Scott county. They paid sls,4oo for the
lot.
John NJ. Hail sold to Robt. MeAlisier
So sheep at S275; 10 Jonathan Owsley 40
sheep at $3.50; to T. j. IIord 20 sheep at
$40, and to Hale a Nunnelley % good
butcher cattle at u cents.
On the 10Th Of September, Col. &. T..
bowman, State Commissioner Of Agrienl-
ture. will have wheat show at his Office
in Frankfort. at which premiums will he
Offered for the hest specimens of this years
wheat crop.
M. straus, of Cincinnati, bought -four
l, 37O-lb cattle Of John Cash, ST., AT 4 cts
of John Cash, Jr, four l,ii7-lb cattle at
same price; pair Of oxen of CLARK Cash,
weighing $3.50 lbs, al 8 cents and 800
pound cattle from j. A. Harris al $40.
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80 The vicinity of Waynesburg can
boast Of five aourishing Sabbath Schools
and the same number Of we'll conducted
day schools.
- Capt. Eubanks, Of whose sad misfor-
tune we told in our last, will in a few days
break up house keeping and move to his
son Ben's. on Dix River. His present
homestead will be occupied by ABLY Glass,
who married his granddaughter, Miss SUI
sic johnson.
go Abraham Williamson whom we spoke
last week. died on Sunday morning last,
and was inferred at the family bnrying
ground, near Moses Poriman's. lie leaves
wife and three or four children, wholly
dependent upon the charity Of others for
sustainance.
- Mr. John Coleman, who Is teaching
school at the Reed School-house, was as
saulied by Rev. William Richards and his
two sons, Phil md Hugh, and was bruised
up little by them. The trouble arose
from Richards boy being chastised by
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-rsor. r. " LntsGp. ofIaarasief. ~ bere
this wcck
Ms. n.rs, nrsS.ier D, VISITING Ni.. Mary
Reid this wcck.
Miss ASSir McAusrrn wtufncd 20 Gcnrre-
town yestsfday. .
MISSES "NaS" cooE sSp nElsS Rup were
in town this wc,t.
Nss. h.. d. nowNAS. Of Mcroer. b. At her
fathers, Mr. u. :. Wiihen.
Miss RtcuArt CAurESrFn. ~ this county, l.
theruc,i OF Mis-. Jennie IIecscr.
-. Ma. THASg n. GEEES asoisl us this we'k
With budget OF late Kausa. paper.
Cot. SAN N. nurnnIF, the stall maple Of
the mounialns, Wa here yesterday.
Misses Harms ASH IiziW fimrAcg, Of Dan
willie, are visiting Mis- nstiie pcunis
Mas carr. nHrSr FisHnscg AMI children. Of
Louisville. were With No. N. e.. Sesius this wecl
Mrs N. A. TmnEnLaEr aud daughter. -
ielis. Ven Doe their hanc In New orieans ye-ler-
dsy.
Mas HUSTON. who has becn visiting her
uncle, Cot g. ". Muler, has retained 70 her homo
ia Paris.
Nj. Iaoor mszLrr sspsndius several days
wiih Nh. 4. q. Root. of tho Turncrs,ille neigh
hofhooi
Ma. r. L. Simpson, has favored us with hask-
q ct eseeeni grapes from bis select bat extensive
vineyard
=. W. M,Alisrra. ESQ. isit Yesterday for
Consy,ilic, Kansas, to attend To same important
business.
Miss PArtiK ~ RSsinh sesms not 10 have lecn
broken down by her chicago trip. She has gone
again. this time to visit friends In Lebanon.
CLAror nUcKrFr. Esq., editor Of the Ken
iuely Law RrIo'isr, was Ia iowu yesterday, solic-
ltine subscriptions 10 his valuable periodical.
Mss CAERIE HANntEroS, Of Cloyerpori, aud
Ais- Annie u. Coorcr q this county, we've ruosis
OF Mis-. ieuuie Kirhards and Mrs. r. :. Lytle this
week.
aissfs sra sauu. ialla Jordan and Florence
rucheart. aud several Of our young gentlemen,
went out aud spent several days at the pleasant
home ct Misses Pauline and Kate Griuass, and, ~
usual had a delightful umc.
MissEs IizxlR RAitEY, Of Versailles, Mamie
jewell. Of Jessamine aud LILLIAN Poster Of LeSins-
ton. are guests OF Mis- Bessie Foster. The town
hoys are going wild over them, and Il Me-. Poster
don't pat a cheek GA them he Ni' gu ~ on the
coal oil business.
TuF sruscninrus who have come 10 time since
onr last rcpori are; =. W. Alcorn, Mrs. NJ. A. Al
con, wm Gooch, A. NJ iceland, Elijah spoona.
more, ,. n. as. u. shanks, Il. u. wcarcn, r. 4.
Eaines, CLARK Alcorn. by ,. W. Bailey, sianiard.
:. N. A. Roberts, Birmingham, Iowa e. W. Ad-
ans, Mt vernon J. l.. MoMullen, u. u. Padgeti,
Wayneshuus A. u Smith, Jackson, Tenn ". n.
swope, Henderson,, by ,. L. Dawson, sr.i :. D.. ow-
ems Atlanta Cas- Oats Brothers. Monticello :. l..
Midtin. Richmond Junction. A. NJ. Gooie Van
Alsiyne, Texas. 'sguiro ferrill, Lowell CIV COD
her, Somerset Miss Matte foglc Lebanon u. W,
Tribbls, Paint Lick Rohi. Ieake u. l.. salier, }.
J. Arnold s. l. Ashley Lancaster a. A. Born
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GaRRARD COgNrS.
Ianeasfer.


No cases Of great consequence have
yet been tried in our Court.
Our town is covered with show bills
Of the Sells Bros. Circus, which will be here
on Sept. 9Th.
MIR. I b. Demaree, Of Louisville, G..
W. c. T., delivered a very fine Temperance
lecture at the Methodist Church last even
ing to a good crowd.
On Yesterday, J. b. Hunter sold 10
Thomas Foley, Of Jessamine county, 25l
sheep at s3.O5; and to u. NJ Burdett 10
small cattle at s2.40 per ewt.
Among the visiting Attorneys at our
Court, We note the names Of Col. Sam NJ.
Burdett. Of Rockcastle; w. II. Miller, Of
your town, and Theodore Doiy, Of Glas-
gov, Ky.
We regret exceedingly to learn that
the Lancaster Enterprise will temporarily
suspend after this weeks issue. II was a
good paper, and we were under the i'm
preston that il was doing we'll. Mr.. Dun
lap is young man Of talent and energy,
and il does not speak very we'll for our
county to let his paper 90 down. During
the two months Of its suspension, MIR Dun
lap will thoroughly canvas the county,
and II a requisite number of subscribers
can be procured daring that time, the pa
per will resume. We hope him much sue
cess as this county is amply able to sup
port a good paper.
There was immense crowd in Town last
Monday, owing to it, being the first day
OF Circuit Court and also County Court
Judge Owsley's charge to the jury was ex-
cellent and some longer than usual, Il be-
ing the first Court he has held here since
his reelection Commonwealth Attorney
Warren seems to take hold OF his new bu-
-iness with considerable aptitude. The
only business Of note in the County Court
was the probating Of Cyrus Dotys will.
There was a good deal Of stock in town
J. b. Hunter, ON Of the auetioneers, ham,
ed US the following report 10 two-year-
old cattle at SIS; yearlings at sl2i one
bunch Of cattle at 3 cents. There was con-
siderable horse trading and sell ing at good
prices.
-PERsoNAL.-M Mr.. Buckley, of the firm
Of Buckley 4 Lewis, Of Frankfort, n.y. Is
here this week soliciting subscriptions To
the Keatucky Law Reporter. This Is a
very valuable Journal, and every Attorney
should take II. Willie Burdett, brother Of
Col. Sam NJ. and Geo. d. Burdetl has been
very IN with lever for some time, but j.
nov eonyalesceni. W. II. kinnaird. the
last Of the Chicago tourists, returned yes
terday evening. lie reports an excellent
time fishing 10 the lakes. We we're glad
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- fayettc county iaruer sold HI.
crop Of 100 bushels of vhest obi. week,
10 he delivered NJ a station on he X. &. u.
r., for 81 cents per hushel
- Commissioner W. q. WEIGH sold J.
w. Elder's lie interest In some land lying
near T. j Fosters, ihi- week, 10 hs crcdi.
ior,, q. W. Afford, W. G. Bailey and W.
c. Mccormack, Cor S1,Glj; pair Of mule.
'old for $500 horses from so to 800 lot
Of hog for sG5, and COW and calf for S3j.
Our farmers are enthusiastic over the
corn crop. The acreage IL full up TO the
average end the prospect j. that the yield
will be VI least u or 90 per cent greater
than usual. But farmers will grumble
and they are already beginning to bother
Themselves over the question; What viii
they DO with 70 much corn?
-- WiScnErrR Counr.-From 800 TO
$50 cattle on the market, generally Of an
inferior character, and many were left I'm.
sold. Sales made ranged from S275 to
$3.50 per hundred. The supply Of COM
mon horse. was large. with prices ranging
from 500 TO 500. Mountain ewes sold at
$40; 100 wethers At s2iO. The supply
Of broke mules on the market was good,
with prices little depressed.
VERSAILLES CouRr.-One lot Of co
head Of sheep was sold for sS.05 per head.
Good fresh mich cows brought from $50
to sii per head. Work mules went from
$40 TO slGj, according to age, size and
condition. Horses sold At varied figures,
$50 to 500 for ordinary grades and from
$50 to $40 for nice saddle and harness
geldings, and this class was scarce and sold
readily. Several lots Of long yearlng cat
tie in good order went for 1923 to S25 80
per head. Dry fat cows went oil readily
at 3 to $50 per owi. Only one bunch Of
10 calve, sold for sl62j, and some nice
stock hogs passed hands at s3.75 per hun
dred
LouTsvILLE,-T demand for cattle
continues, aud last weeks prices are gen.
orally we'll maintained Hogs are also in
demand with higher prices. There has been
a falling Oh in the demand for ewes conse-
luenily prices have declined. All grades
Of butcher stun, however, are steady and
unchanged.
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Cprn Mus Of al kinds cheap at Ows
ley a llimln-'.
CAM Miifs and Evaporation. ior sale b,
Oesley 4 Higgins
CnoQurr scis cheaper than ever n
Chcnanli aud Penny's.
lIur, CEMENT AND SAir constantly On
hand NJ Owsley 4 Higgins
WArcHrs aud Jewclry repaired aud war
ranicd by Chenault n Penny.
FrIL stock ~ School Books Slaies and
Pencils NJ McRohlris a StarRr.
PAiNrs, White Lead Oils, vanishe.
Window Glass 1t bottom prices NJ Chen.
sult n pcnnys
W. orAnASrEF Our Ready. we'd
Paints IN quality AMI durability. Nc.
Roberts n siagr
rnrnr j. nothing better this hot wealth
~ than Soda Water. Go 10 Chcnauli a
Penny. Tor the coolest and best
~ You want t. paper your room- exam.
inc the samplca Of wali paper AZ Chenault
n fcnnys. They are beauiiin aud cheap.
W. have a beautiful line Of the latest
styles NJ Jewelry very cheap. Call and
see Il before purchasing elsewhere. Me.
Roberts y siagg.
LooK NJ the Kentucky Grain Drill. No
stopping 10 clean out stalk. trash, sod, NC.
II runs over every obstacle For sale by
Owsley a Higgins.
FoR the best harncss aud ssddlcry, At
the lowest price, Courts n Pickles b the
place 10 20, aud We would advise our lin
coin county readers to prove the truth of
this by calling ON them when they 10 TO
Danvillc. They handle nothing but the
best goods, and can guarantee satisfaction
To- every casc.
To WrsrEHS ENIaRANrs. -Iiavina been
appointed GENERAL EMIGRATION AuFNr
At Cincinnati Tor the NANpAiiA LINE,
Tor the States u MfsorEi, TrNAs. An.
KANSAS, NEnRAsKA, KANSAS. CoIoRApo,
CNIroESiA, and the WESTERN TEnRrro.
nITS, am fully prepared 10 furnish, FnNE
On application, Maps, Land Circular, Civ.
ing Soil, Climate, DC. Lowest rates made
on passengers, household goods or stock.
Call on. or addrcss. GEO A KNIGHT.
Gcn'l Emigration Agent, n. T.. Cor. 9Th
and Vine Streets, Cinoinnaii. Ohio.
rnANK I.nslirs PorrLAR MoNruLY.-
The September number Of this admirable
magazine !. calculated 10 sustain IL we'll
deserved reputation. The opening article
"Thc Campaign Of iss0-Thc Nominee. OF
the Two pariics," will h. read with great
interest at this time. There il also an ex-
cslleni article by Frank Norton, "rhe Old
aud the New 4 adia." one on the Gus
toms Of OIL SPAIN Theodore, King Of
Ab,ssinia," by A. ~. Guernsey; Turin,
Nv LADY blanche Murphy, aud many 9th
en- Of rare merit. The serisl. "Not Gull
ty,' j. concluded, aud there are stories and
sketches by karl Drury. Prudence Bowers,
=. r. Hamilton, Amanda VI. Douglas,
Marguerite =. Ayinar, and other writer Of
celebrity There are adventures Of thrill
inc interest, a capital article ON "fhe
Mashingions 81 Yorkshire "Somc Cos
siping Paper-," by Mr.. Barrow, historical
sketches. anecdotes, etc. There are l2s
gnarto Tagcs In each number and over
loo illustrations; the present number has
q handsome colorcd plate ironiispiece -
The Bridegroom Siifrup Cup in Anda-
lusia The price oi a single copy j. only
- cent; the annual subscription, ~, post
paid. Address Frank leslie's Publishing
Hcu.c. 90, - and 81 Pork Place, New
York
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M'ALISTER
E LYTLE'S.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of this and adj
joining counties to our mammoth
stock, which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
an save you money on an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALlSTER 4 LYLE.