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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08
Chalk for Fanny Ellsler.

While on the subject of actresses and
their habits, let me tell you an antidote
Of the celebrated Fanny Ellsler, which l
have never before seen in type. Her
dressing room was spacious, well vepti-
lated and we'll furnished, save that the
furniture was uniformly powdered with
chalk-dust. Chalk was everywhere-on
chairs, floor and toilet table. The dan
Ger cannot do without chalk-it is al
most as indispensable as legs. The soles
of her shoes have to be coated with chalk
to lend the surface the roughness that
gives grip, Well, one night as the
author of "Diable Boiteux" entered
Fanny's loge, he found her storming and
painting in a passionate fury most mag
niicent to behold.
"My dear Burat," she cried, (Burat
was her manager), 81 am in fearful
rage just fancy my pas seul is at
hand ana the corps de ballet have stolen
my chalk !"
What, stolen it Can it be posi-
BILE 2"
Possible 1t is. 1 have looked
everywhere and questioned everyone
Nathalie, Fitz-James, Noblet, her sister
all deny knowing anything about it.
It's all a conspiracy, that's clear. Blu
rat, you'll come to the rescue and get me
some chalk, will you notY'
"My dear young lady," urged Burat,
"where am to get it y
"Nonsense set out and get it some
where" petulantly pleaded the danseuse.
" Never mind the cost. You've quar-
ter of an hour before the rising of the
curtain. Go, please and she pushed
him through the door.
1t was il P. M the shops were shut.
The unfortunate vaudevillist was more
embarrassed to discover the required
chalk than he had ever been to invent
plot Nevertheless, he did not despair.
In IL minutes he came back, his cneeks
flushed, his voics thick, tremor in his
gait, but with 20 pieces of chalk IN his
pocket handkerchief.
Bravo! bravoY gleefully shouted
yannv Ellsier. Chow much do | owe
Four
"The price Of 10 Co-cognacs,' hic-
coughed Burat 81 had to patronize
10 cafes fore could steal all that chalk. p"
The ready witted author had appro-
priated the provision which lay beside
each Billiard table for chalking cues
Dramatic Mirror.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08
Current Notes.

Thomas Jefferson is said to have been
the only smart man that ever lived, who
parted his hair in the middle. the sen
sible woman who banged hers has not
been heard from. Correspondence SOL
icited.
A California Diana is Mrs. Ari Hop
per, of Ventura, who, while hunting
with her husband few days ago, came
upon large grizzly bear, and performed
the rare feat of killing him at the first
shot. She also, last Summer, killed a
large buck, which was used in a Fourth
Of July barbecue.
The New Haven Palladium says:
"The los. $500 diamond Of orga'.ist
Mitchell of Hartford, for which he of
fered reward of $l25, has been re-
turned, minus the setting Policeman
Cowles went to New YORK on Monday
aud got track of it, and soon found it in
possession Of q 'curbstone pawnbroker.
1t was returned for less than the reward,
including the officers expenses"
Gorden Pasha, recently appointed pri-
vate secretary to Lord Ripon in India,
says the Bombay Gazette, Is not Mus
SULLIVAN; Chinese Go-den Is hot heath.
en- or Buddhist; he is soldier who
reads his Testament by the hour for an
inspiration; then after dream, wakes
up and circumvents and destroys his
enemy, all in the way of business. One
who knew him well pronounced him to
be great man, but decidedly mad.
On Evergreen Heights, Texas, lives
Lewis Fatio, Who is the only survivor #
the Dade massacre OF 1887 by the Sem
mole Indians III Florida He had been
owned by nearly all the officers in com
maud NJ Tampa, but had an opportunity
to educate himself His politencss won
him hosts of friends He finally mas
tered the Spanish, English and French
languages and spoke the Indian. He
was tho sujrct of the celebrated Pach-
echo claim in 1913.
''Closed on aco.unt of wedding" is
a familiar sign in Paris. 1t was to b..
read 'hree weeks ago on the shutters OF
a jewellers shop in the FAubourg Mont
martre; but, us no slg"s were shown Of
The establishments being opened again,
the neighbours grew suspicious aud COLL
municated their fear to the Comu,issary
of Police, who finally entered tn. shop
and found it des2oi ed Of the whole stock
Of jewery, said to have been worth
100000 The jeweller and his wife
had disappeared, leaving a multitude OF
deots unpa d, some Of which, being for
goods supplied, are of considerable
amount. The absconding trade,msn had
paid no rent, and had not even betrayed
the expenses OF has shop furniture.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08

no windows. The women congregated
round the door, effe ,tually barring all
progress. Mr. McSheehy appealed to
them to allow Langley to do his duty by
posting the ejectment on the door. Sew
eral voices no, never; we will die first;
they may kill us if they wish, but VIC
will never let him do it. Several male
voices then Grid: "If they kill We, others
will be killed too" Mr.. McSheehy
said; 81 sympathize deeply with you; If
l had property l would not do such
thing"
After some alteration the magistrate
ordered the women to he removed A
scene then followed which almost battles
description. Many of the consuabulary
dragged the women by the hair, threw
them on the ground, and one young
STRIPPING actually struck with the butt
end Of his rifle poor old woman. Sew
eral more received cuts on the heads and
hands, and one girl named Bridget Nc
Corn received a deep wound on the
cheek. A man named Carroll was
wounded in the hand AT last the
women were removed, the double line of
police were formed. and Langley posted
the notice on the door, The police then
left for their several stations.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08
Eating Grow.

The origin of the phrase seating
crow" is appropriately revived in these
convention days. An old farmer on
the Hudson, below Albany, took Sum.
mer boarders to exc out the profits of
his farm. He sold the best of his farm
products, however, and often palmed on
his boarders "store" articles bought at a
lower price. To their murmurs he re-
piled, 81 kin eat anything; | kin eat a
crow" This remark was repeated so
often that one of the guests finally shot
a crow, and got the cook to prepare it
for dinner Fearful, however, that the
farmer might have stomach for even
such dish, the bird was literally sea-
soned, while cooking, with Scotch snuff.
The farmer was rather taken hack when
the dish was placed before him, but had
too much pluck TO give in beaten with.
out trial, and attau led the bird with
the remark, 81 kin do it." 1t the sec.
ond bite he repeated, 81 kin eat crow, "
and, as he suddenly susp' nded the oper-
alton cutting the third mouthful, and
began retreat toward the door, he
added, shut dang me if l banker arter
-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08
It Was Granted.

81 am a worthless fellow, Judge, I've
u family and | do not support them. A
toiling wife, sir, who loves me too much
to make complaint against me. Two
little ones, who put their arms around
my neck and calls ne 'Dear father
drink and drink and cannot help it. l
beg Of YOU to send me where l cannot
taste liquor"
"Do you want month T.
"More than that, sir. Three-yes,
six-monlhs; year. DO Make it for
that long She will try to get me out,
but keep me there. 1t is my last hope. "
His prayer was granted.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08

Count Stephen karolyi, the Hunga-
rian nob'emen, who has just killed Count
Zichy- Ferrdris, in duel, is known as
one OF the handsomest men in the 4 US
TRAN Empire. He is the son of the
notorious Counties, Karolyi, who has
probably had more husbands and lovers
than any other woman in the world.
Primo, Bathiany, Klapka, Turr, and
ct er prominent Hungarian patriots
were in the number In lS49 she was
bsnished FROM the Court of Vienna on
account of her immortality. Her sister
married Count Thelechy. When the
Hungarian instruction was suhdued,
Count Thelechy was Imprisoned, and
with other leaders, sentenced to death
Countess Kar',lyi threw herself at the
feet of the Emper n aud SO earnestly
pleaded Thelechy's cause that he gave
her pardon with the name LIFT blank
She hastebed to the prison, was admit
ted To the cell in which Count Thelechy
aud Prince Batniany were confined, fell
III love at first sight with the companion
OF her broth-r-Inia~, put his name in
the blank. and left Count rhelechy &,
perish B-ni,hrd from Vienna, she
lived TOR several years with the Prince
at Florence and Geneva Her husband
procured a divorce from her, and disin-
h-ritei all her children Blu, the eldest
son, the present Austrian AMI assador
in London, OBJ aimed from the old Count,
who" he closely resemb les, an exception
in his favor
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08
A Subteranean Fishery.

w. NJ. Anderson has sent the Reno
Gazette three of the fish found in the
springs at his place, east of Honey lake.
They are a SORT of club, but of differ
ent species from those found in the river.
They are of all sizes, from two to thir-
teen inches IN length, and come appar-
emily out Of the cetts in the rock,
through which the water bubbles up.
They are small when they first appear,
and grow so large that they cannot get
away. There is no stream above ground
where they can be found, and no one
has ever seen any in Honey lake or any
where IN the country. The spring at
MIR Anderson's is six feet deep, twenty
feet wide and eighty long. The water
is warm and is the best of washing
water. 1t probably contains soda IN
some form. The question is, where 90
the fish come fron?
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08

The spectacle OF the city of Louisville,
KY, on Sunday last would have graft
fed n New England Puritan Of the last
century. The police enforced an old
law prohibiting all labor on Sunday.
They took the names of editors, printers,
newsboys and others W HON they found
engaged at 2 o'clock on Sunday morning
the busiest portion Of the entire week
for newspaper people These names will
be presented to the Grand Jury, but an
Indictment will scarcely be foun unless
the Jurors are given to reading last years
almanac over their Sunday morning
coffee.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08

"Whal-s are becoming numerous in
the ocean" says AN exchange. We like
statement that gives the full facts M
th one does 1t relieves one If the
suspicion that whales are becoming num-
-rous ON the prairies, or that they are
infe,ting the woods or hiding in caves
on the mountains. People now know
where to be on the lookout for whales
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-08

Eccentric Old lawyer to new footman :
snow, then, Patrick, call me Cab.
Pat, who thinks this dodge to try his
sincerity "Och, no, yer honor, it's not
mesilf that'll be calm ye names At ali. ="
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-26
The 9aiIg Arsas.
Not Personal Popularity"

Not Personal Popularity"
st. Louis Republican.
The New York Nation SAYS:
"Gen, Garfeld's personal popularity in
Indiana was as important a factor as any
In deciding the vote of that wavering state,
| and the Indiana election, as we have al.
ready observed, made Republican victory
in New York possible"
Gen. Garfield had no personal popu-
larity 10 Indiana, or anywhere else
except perhaps in Ohio. The Republican
party had a heavier load to carry in him
| than in any other presidential candidate
it ever nominated. He had a more vul
nerable public record than any man ever
| nominated by any party for that high
office. His supporters of the press and
the stump were always on the defensive;
defending him, not against Democratic, but
Republican. assaults. We believe any
other Republican ever mentioned In con
nection with the presidency Grant per-
haps excepted-wouldh have made better
race than did Garfield.
AS for the result in Indiana, that was
determined by the longest purse, and By
nothing else. 1t was simply a question of
money, and the party having the most
money walked off with the prize, Nothing
we fancy. would make the men who en-
gnaered the Republican campaign 10 that
state laugh more heartily than the Nation s
idea that it was Garfield s personal popu-
larity" that did the business. The busi-
ness would have been done just the same
had Judas lscariot headed the Rspubii-
can ticket. 1t was necessary for that
party to win the presidential battle OF 1880
and having he wherewithal for the winnir n
ii was won. In some respects the poliu
cal struggle just closed is the most signif
cant in American history. Not only was a
seemingly dead and baried issue success
fully resurrected and utilized, not only
were seemingly irreconciable clements
harmonized for ELECTION active; but man
whom his own political friends had con-
vic.ed and condemned was received by
them as If he were prosecuted saint. and
the evidences of his crime transformed
into something eqvalent to q martyrs
crown. The power of a party long in
poss ession of the government was never so
forcible illustrated. and the illustration
carries with it lessons not particularly
complimentary to fths int ligence and
patriotism of free people.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-26

No PUFFERY. Nothing can be MOI g
offensive 70 conscientious journalism than
IudiscrimiBate puffery. But it is a
pleasure TO speak scandidly aad correctly
in praise of such a medicine as HUNTS
REMEDY for the Kidneys, Bladder, Liv er
and Urinary Organs; specific and posi-
tive cure that has been before the public
for twenty-five years. and has rescued
from suffering and the grave even the
victims of Bright's Disease The facts in
regard to HUNTS REMEDY, the Great
Kidney and Liver Medicine. are attested
by high authority
Sold By all Druggists Trial size. IS
cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-26
Baltimore Female College !

The only Female College in Marsland--was char
in la doM sne P sy he s set + @ degrees
anu 1y buildings ample grounds good apparatus, an
NV NV Faculty and all the appointments Of first
class - years, $500 Catalogues at this Office
unaei - n. G. BROOKS, LII D., President.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-26
Eumbugged again,

/ saw 50 much said about the merits of
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
doctoring, and never well. teased me so
urgently to get her some, l concluded to
be hum plugged again; and [ am glad /
did, for 10 less than two months use of the
Bitters ny wife was cured and she has
remained so for eighteen mouths since. [
like such hum bugging H 7. St. Paul.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-26
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DODGE & Co., Bankers and Brokers, -
Wall Street, New York, buy stocks on reasonable
margin, and, when desired. will advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which S25
to 500 can be probably invested. Opportunities
for good profits constantly occurring. Full in
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-28
w b. w ADDEY.
NO. 1lG KING STREET.
risEsRs MEATS. ErsH. dc.

ri UtlCE--l cali tho attention Of The public
- to tho northeast C"rncr Of tho Market, on
Fnlr'nN Hnh Cameron streets. whore l hsve re.
suInnI busIno,sa at my old stand, aud will hhVe
on hann II All lnnca good supply of CHO1CE
FRESH MEATS, contisling of Beef, Nj ntton,
Isnh. Veal and Pork. together with all kinds
"t SA USAGE and PUDplNGS, of my own
manufacture. / mlso csll attention 10 stall No
%. oppoeltn whcro | havD on hand fine selec
ton of CHOICE r!CkLES, consisting of Gu.
cuG'hnra, Chow how Chop Pickle Mixed
Pickle. Ghersins, CauliHower and Pick led
Onions, aid all kinds Of Pickles in glass jars
Mi.l:ord Sauce. Msrwirkshire Sauce, Cstsup
French Alnrtarl, rmro Olive Oil, imported
Kdsm Ghmfo, poprcr Sauce sIardines in quar-
toT mrd hsl! boxes. Mihco Meat, Maccaroni,
Lon' rs, ctc.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, t1o
paIed for tah!n nsa Immediately. consisting OF
MsCkTo, Shad Salmon and Potomac Roe Her.
ring. Any of thcso articles can bo procured af.
tar market hours st my store, No. II south Fair.
fax street. MG bhl3 OF Fish consisting of gonu.
inc Labrador and Family Zoo Herring in bbIa,
half bbis snd kits; Potomac Shad, in barrels,
half barrels and kits Mackcrnl, Nos l, . snd 8,
in harrnls halt barrels and kits
nov = RHED
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on the road, tHc Of them having recently been
scut frcm the Baldwin works.
From NsgcrstoTn to tho southern terminus
ct WoYccshocouah, os tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, there is hardly station on tho
limo that docs not call up scmo itcident of tho
war. Ar;iotanl, Shcphcrds,owo, Charles,owr,
Berryville, Front Royal AID Port Republic ale
historic names. Every stream it crosses is as
scciated in the minds Of tho people Of The
North and The South with somo deed of daring
or somo crushing disaster. Rich in natural re.
SOURCES aud 10 historic memories. the whole
region iravcrscd by tho Shenandoah Valley
Road, from the Potomac to the head waters of
the James, oaly iced the uuickcniDg iohucnco
Of railroad. ard the enterprise wbichit brings
to mako i. ropulous and prosperous.
Tho officers OF the Shenandoah Railroad
Company arc as follows: President, William
Mines, ir., Shenandoah Iron Works, Page
county, Va; Vic, President. NJ. Il. Boyce.
MlIWood, Clarke Co., Va; Treasurer. w. O.
Macdowcll, Philadelphia; Secretary. Joseph T.
Wright, Millwood. Clarke county. Va; Super
intcuicnt, Jos. IL, Sands. Charlcstown. Jetfer-
son county, W. Vs. J. p. NJ.
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PY VlRTUE of decree Of tho Corporation
Ap Court for tho city Cf AlsXtEdris, Va, rem
dered at the January term, lsS0, thereof. in tho
chancery cau2e OF Skiimrre vs. Skidmore tho
sn5scriber. as commissioner OF sale, appointed
hy the said decree, will expose FOR sale nj public
auction. on SATURDAY, tho !!st day Of Jan
usry, 1880. at - m, in iront Of tho Markol
Building. on Eoysl street, in tho city of Alex
andrs. Va TENEMENT and LOT OF
GROUND, in tho said city of Altxsrdrs, situ-
hted on the south sidn Of Qloen street, between
Horny and Patrick, in front on Quean street 20
taet inches, and running snuthwartily in depth
100 feet toa Is fact ALLY. haing the rramiaas
how occupied by Misses Emily md Mnria Skid
moro
Terms cf Sale: One third Of tho purchase
mohey in cash, and tho residue in Two eGusl
payments At Elk and Twelve months rom the
day o: sale; the deferred pAYmonts tn bear in.
tareet from the day of sale. and 10 be secured hy
The notes OF the purchaser. W Tn approved "a
cIrty, and The retention of the t!Lla IT, tbs ~ Gp-
srty until they are paid;
AhBHRT STUART
Jan lG-auts C0mm'rs ui s!nle
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DIR. TUFTS
EXPE,(J'T0RANT.
IN Is CTS. ANN 81 BOTrLES.

Its properties $50 prp:ulCont, Eu!ri:ivo, Bal
ssr1lc, Soothn.: End Uraling. Combining all
these qualities, il is tho most effective LUNG
}eLSh 81 over offered 70 sG!irrers from pplmo
nary diseases.
nr. }. L. ia WOOD. Of New York, volun
tHriiy iHdurses It, Kesd Uha; hn says:
New York, sept. l9. 1877.
DIR. TUT: Dcsr s5r--nnring this yesr troat-
eli nine huniead cases "f lung diseases. In the
severe tyne. II was ihcra my attontion w.s
called TO TUFTS H. pacLorant, snd confess Ry
surprise 81 liz wundarfrl power. During prsc.
t!ce OF twenty years J haTn noynr known med
icine 10 act as rrcEat!y ani with such happy
effects. ii instantly Subdued tho most viOlen
fits Of ou2hing, and invariably cured tho di.
sease in a tow dsys. ! chcctfully endorse it a.
the best lung madicjDo ever used.
j. E&ANElS ilAE WOOD, MD.
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HAD I'NhRiBLG Nl0HT SWEATS.
emuhis February ii, 1871

Memphis. February II, ISL.
DR.. Tut: Sir-l haYo beon suffering for near-
~ two yoars with sevnro cough. Whom l
commenced taking your E1pectorsnt ~ss re.
ducei TO one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. had tried almost everything; had
terrible night sWests. ! hsvo taken half dozen
bottles Tho night sweaLs havu left NO. tho
cough has disappeared, and have gained ffteen
pounds in flesh. l recommend it to all my
friends. With grNaL r6sp0Gt,
OLIVER RICE
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AEE2'saSM EkE:ES,

a'5UHEETOhS SALE-By order Of tht
AZ Governor or the Commonwealth of Virgin
s. as csChostor will offer for sslo st the from
door Of the Court House of Alexandria county
on MONDAY, the 2G!h day Of January, 1880
that being Court day, u! II clock M, TWEEN
TY.ONh ACRES, two rOods and twenty. on
poles Of LAND. in the said county Of Alexan.
dT!s, lately the property OF James Hilton decd =,
which said land has oscheatcd to the Common.
wealth, according TO law.
Terms OF Sale: One third Of the purchase
money will be required in cash; the residue in two
equal annual payments bearing interest from
day Of sale; the purchaser to execute bond, with
good personal security, and tho legal title to be
retained Till tho whole Of tho purchase money is
paid. FRANCIS NJ. MILLS
dec l2-1w Escheator
GE- The abovo sale is postponed until MON.
DAY, tho 2.}t Of February, Court day, at the
same hour and place.
an 2G-:d +. NJ. MILLS, Eschestor.
'sNRuSTEh'S SALE-Tho undersigned. as
E trusten for the beneH. of the CREDITORS
OF WASHINGTON & BRO, will sell at pub.
nc suction, 30 the highest bidder, at the old
stand Of Washington % Bro, on Tho corner Of
Union and Prnco streets. 1t hglf past ten
o'clock, on SATURDAY, the @lst Of January,
1850 the following property
> shares AlcXa. & Fair. Az Assn stock
II sacks Fine Ssit
sacks q. A. Sia't
] pslr Fairbanks Scales
400 GTaIH Sacks. moro UT less
Onicc Desk ANA other Office Fuchitura
Iron Safe,
Horse
Cart and Harness
Tcrms--Csrh
ian 2l-lnL B. H. LaMREE1'. Trust,a
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Second Ward Meat Market.

N. W. cor. Prince AMI Royal at,
W3G. e.. EVE EssS4sN, Proprietor.
] am selling for cash
:'ir'oin Rohf ut l2!c per 10.
Rib roast" "
Round 10
Chuck Ribs ito I'd 81
lsris kat Il 10 g "
Pork 10 "
Sausage 10 "
Othcr Meats. Fiuita and Vegetables proper
tionatHly low.
In connection with the above, am making
daily, Sundays excepted, BEEF SOUP, which
propose TO sell at tho rate Of l2c per gallon.
Churches and charitable institutions wishing
10 purchase soup tickets for the poor can got
them nt my storo st any time during the day,
and will bo allowed discount On the sbove
p. n. nov IL
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A NEWSrArEH IUHhJSugE WRITES

Ui2o Evan:ns Nnvs, Augusta. Ga.
DR.. Tut: nnar Sit--ai y little soa was attack
"a with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough tha. lestod till within n
month since. for tho cGre ot which / Am indobt.
Cd To your valuable HXroctorsnt. had troi
most everything cnmnlerdnl, but mono di 1
any good unti / Used Your KHpoctorsnt, ono
bottle Of which removed tho cough entirely.
With nln.y thsnks, en- yours truly,
JOHN III. WElGLE.
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LACE Goops.-Wa havo largo and and
ncw lot oil Torcion, NsEeacia, Britaupic and
Pillow Case Edgius. from 10 a yard up cheap.
or tEan ovcr Ci!l at uEoo.
Isaac EcnBEnG.
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JUST THINK rcHocs moment, and see what
you c,n save by buy!ag DOW at
ISAAC EICuBERu'S.
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BEST QUlITs. s.-Wo havo Just opened $50 of
The best Quilts, and wo arc selling them at
$l.50. They ore Of Ne. quality, tull length,
AID Wcrlh double. |. EIcnBERd.