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Almost a Conhagraiion.

Early on Monday morning ia>', " nile Mr..
Francis Green, residing on the road i short
distance this side of Tllrkevtown, was at
his stable hitchiug up his horse for the l'ur
pose al hespatching a Golorel boy on an
erraIi to this town, the boy diScoS
smoke issuing from ike gable OF the house
Just beneath lir roof .ln alarm was given
and II number oi ncighbors were speedily
upon the ground, y men Il fierce tight be
tween hem and he destroying element
began. The entire frame and ioiStS nj the
upper gable Of the house were on fire and
smouldnrin%, only awaiting = draught Of
air to hpr>t ont in :, blaze. The fire was
finally rNtingUishrd when il was discovered
that it originated from L defective tue and
that the corner post and ioistS of the build
ING lad turned entirely off, neceSSitating
their replacement with new ones. The eS-
cape from the entire destruction was mir
a,.Ie The fire must have been Smouldering
for several hours before il was discovered.
The pump gave ont and water could only
he obtained by carrying il in buckets from
a small run near lay. The ncighhorS work
ed like beavers and saved the hoU>" The
loss will be about 5000
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MARRIED..

SINGLETON -BAr0N.-.lt Christ Church,
st. Louis, by Rev. DIR. Schuyler on Dccem-
her 18th, Nathaniel Singleton, of ST. Paul,
and Mamie L. Bacon, late of Elkton No
cards.
MACkALL-FYA NS.-In the Port Deposit
Presbyterian church, December 18TH, 1881.
by Rev. 7. J. Aiken, assisted By RevS.
John Sqlier and VIM. II. Cooke. VIM.
Hollingsworth Mackall, Esq, of Eikton,
and Helen Evans, ni por; Deposit.
CAMPBELL. --CAHliti:r--.Ntthe residence
of the brides grandparents, Joseph and
Mary liamh"tnn. near Zion, on December
-22nd, by Rev. \. ID. Davis. i. NJ. Campbell
and Mary +. tarhart, both OF this county.
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ID led.

DEl MMuND-Ou Nov 18th, at her resi-
drnce, Hear -\nlora, Mrs Maria IrumInond
aged, 20 years, 10 months, and Is days.
kANE.-In North East, on December
10Th, 1881. john Kane, aged 81 wears, g
months and :; days.
While sitting talking to his wife, Mr.
Kane suddenly fell from his chair, exclainl-
ing OH and expired in a few moments.
This languishing head is ut rest:
Its thinking and aching are DER:
This quiet, iInmuvable breast
Is heaved hy ahiiction no more
This heart is no longer the seat
of trouble and torturing pain:
1t ceases to tiu:trr and beat
Ii never shall ;iuttcr again.
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Almost a Serious Accident.

On Tuesday evening, at Westalnwell Roll
ing Mills, Mr.. Death, the trimmer, with as
siStants, attempted to run the heavy belt
which runs the cutting machine upon the
pulley while the machinery was in motion.
by some mishap, the belt becam" entangled
in the rapidly revolving pulley and tore
down the shatting OF the pulley above,
breaking the heavy iron bar into pieces and
bringing down its supports. Mr.. Death
was up above among the machinery, but
managed to prevent himself from falling
The fragments of iron We're hurled with
great force all over the mill, buI fortunately
no one wls hit. The pulley broken down
WAS immediately above the heavy fly wheel,
which was in motion. But, strange to say,
no portion Of the heavy shatting came in
contact with ii in its fail. If it had, the
consequences would have been serious.
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A Neat Witchman's Box.

On. of the neatest and best KEEP, ,ias:Han'S
paney of Mr. James Morgan, Waterman at
the North street railroad crossing The
outside is tastefully painted. aid the interior
is ornament in the highest style al tho art
with prints and pictures framed with gaity
coored borders. The little place is thus By
n small outlay OF money and ii ne made AT
tractiye instead as is usually the ease with
such concerns being begrimed with grease
and others tSe Soilcd.
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A Surprise.

MIR. EDIToR:-With your permission.
sir desire to tender to the friends of
the liopewell and Rowiandsvile VI. f.
Churches, Rising sun Circuit, for and on
behalf of my CHEEKY, glad and happy
little home circle, sincere thanks for the
Surprise made US on last Thursday 18th
instant. Such little deeds of kindness"
make sunshine in the itinerant' 5 life and
home. Thanks. friends. thanks.
Very truly. JNo. d. KEMP.
RixiLlA SLlL IL.
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Marriage of a Former ELTON Lady.

on the evening Of Thursday, the ION
inst, Miss Mamie +. Bacon, formerly of
this town, and Nathaniel Singleton, of st.
Paul, Minnesota we're united i'll the roseate
bonds. The ceremony took place at Christ
Church, St. Louis, Rev. DR.. sci.hsier, the
pastor, performing the ceremony. In con
sequence of the recent deceaSe of Mrs. Sal
lie DeiioNen. the brides mother, the we'd
ding was strictly private. Mr.. and Mrs.
Singleton left the next aay for his home in
st, Paul.
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Catarra.

Clear head and voice, easy breathing,
sweet breath, perfect smell, taste anl hear
ing, no cough, no distress. These ave cun,li-
tions brought about in ratarr,l by the Use of
sanford Radical Cure. One bottle Radical
Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and one
Improved Inhaler, i'll one package, FOR 81.
Death to rats and vermin, Parsons f.xter-
mimator.
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The County Commissioners.

The Commissioners We're in session on
Tuesday last. Present-MessrS. I. Bradun
Gillespie NPresident). Henry Hess and Geo.
+. Harlan.
Among the business transacted was the
following:
Ordered. That the Clerk be and he is here
by directed ia crtrcn,r coSeS, to authorize
the Sheriff to entertain travellers ut the
county's expense for one night.
MesSrs. Hess and Harlan We're appointed
Il committee to examine Rock Bridge, III
the Fourth district, and report at the Janu-
airy meeting what repairs and improvements
thereto are necessary.
Repairs and improvement IS at the jail and
the painting of the iron bridge at Eli:ton
were referred to Mr.. Harlan.
The Clerk was directed to have Il notice
erected at the iron bridge forbiddin@ fast
driving over it.
Report of AtesSrS. Simcoc, Reed, and
Mearns, in the matter Of opening y new
road in the Third district, through lands of
:. X. Blake and others, was read and laid
over until next meeting.
The appeal OF -\masa &. Brown from the
decision of the old Board in the matter of
road through his lands granted.
Engagement the county was divided i'll
to three divisions for the better management
of road affairs Mr.. Hess was appointed to
the First, Second and Fourtl. districts: Mr..
Harland The Third. Fifth and Ninth, and
Mr. Gillespie the sixth. seventh and eighth.
Orders for merchandise We're issued to
s'lndry persons.
Accounts examined and passed and order
ed to be paid: For road and bridge work,
II. II. Alexander, So: John Simpson, 81;
y. f. johnson, ISL; G.. w. Oldham, ST.
-, \. +. Lakeland, $3.50; printing, ". q.
Brewer so: Monte1ue Hospital, Frederick,
$3.50
Accounts examined and passed for levy
1882: w. T. Warburton, counsel fees, 500:
James \. Lewis, room rent at election and
swearing in Judges and Clerks, 50 80; Jas.
A. Lewis fees is Justice of The Peace, ST.
"a.
Adjourned IL meet Tuesday, January 10,
1879
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The members agree to pay annual dues Tor rui
rent expenses and assessments, as rated. untF
such assessments shall exceed the amount re-
quired to pay certificate in tall: when they VII
be assessed only such prO-rata proportion as ma
be necessary to make up the SUN needed. To pay
a Certificate all the members will he assessed. a.
rated in the Tables and cannot he assessed Tor
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RELiAE sl.lTT.

Is LIST To secure to It's members OF their heir:
a sum of money ut time when ii is most needed
I'd. To insure such benefits nj the lowest cost.
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go" Tie best evidence of success" and
that is why prof. Guilmette's French Kid
ney Pads have had Such an enormous sale,
Tor it positively cures ak diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs,
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'','''' =, "''@ ', INV me- va ''''
"tii'N"t': an" every "i'n'' III ''' 'ihe, ~
Wen as IN ti."' "i TOYS '''l'e'' i"h'fH' "c''
- VA 'Anl pitl''l' >eA' ""'' |" INV l''''' -
'"c''''" ''' SUI "
MIS-. AM SCOTT,
, r,u H.. Cav, x,,;il;,,,,... ,,,...,,
,i,, w ,ii -,
latest STYLES in ladies' bonnets and hats
u,r,.urIr
.,-.... I,,,.,,.
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49, -; ;,'aif f,,,I -" -
an .: ~ ~" IA 9 :, W.
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p,S,,I -. 49,, ,.,.
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w., [rai ,,.o ,l,,,o
,', so' '''''A'' VIC "''''' '''' '''e 0''''''-
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'.'h'
IN basement OF the Howard House, where ii
prime article may be h;td, ana Il good cl@at
Is a great comforter IN colo weather, as any
smoker Will testify.
IT you want pair Of boots made or half
Soied, either OF the following named VIII Il"
II Tor you on snort notice. namely: HIRAM
ALEXANDER, Nam street, opposite bank;
JAMES ALEXANDER, Just below: JAMES
HAYES, two doors east ot first named:
Nol.SEY tI.pUp. next door To AlrlchS Jew
cry store; JAMES THOMPSON, opposite TIE
famh' OF ,!oHN phArEh' al eS' Eiiu.
Inc millinery estahIlShiheht Oh
MRS EtJo,prs
an ,I,in street o4,;.r. ~, o,,,nr.nnit,. ,o ,,,s
lilies f,,. tba rr,,l,osn Of nii1;,,nr,s ,rooIs
Of which cha ka.,s :, ,.hnic. Hn,.
Eo, Ca,,.i,,,+ ,,,rn,';,,nS W.. no,,,,5 ON,
r,1a, Wv M,..i'I,' ,r',, GAMMA, Nv,
~ rs ~, ',''' :,
w ,'',I' IT. al
'' -. i,'lm an, Sal.'' c.oSc .osr '1,iI ,;.
,,' "m - NM MN" " W., t"Tl,i,i;,G,
,,,1,,.. n,,,i r, me- s,a,,. ~ Me-
ipprrr,S Nh ,J,I1'S Hn,Tm & So,
r,nr ~ t-,,,.,>.', L,,ai, ,,,l,a ,ia.al. w. -.
TON MASLEy'S. in basement of the Hall:
MARRETT'S s. Granite Hail restaurant. Ihey
are also supplied by the quart or gallon By
all those named; also by W. I. GILES, on
North street: FRANK BEADBuRl, Church
street: and W NJ. ANDERSON, Water street.
emitting tb;s oner,,iu,, viii ba narforr,a,;
tor you in an artistic manner by either
BERKELEY, at his nicely fitted up saloon,
basement of the Hall: j. {. DAVIS, Main
street: or +. S. DENNIS, basement of Mitch
ellis Block, Main street.
For the flour with which to fashion the
staff of life,
NINsiNGEK
will supply it at either of his two mills.
The blacksmith. wheelwrighr. and car
riage shops are ali full of busy people now.
HOWARD Tirt-S, on Main street: DUNrA.:
NJ VI
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s;s:'G0UYYYY !; INEWS::s
North EAST ITEMS.

Will. GIVE \ PIER.
The ladies of the VI. Z. Church will
have supper. at the to@mcr residence
of j. II. White, on Wednesday evening.
December 2>th. the proceeds to go toward
furnishing the church. III are invited
to attend.
CHURCH NEARLY COMPLETED.
The work ON the II. +. Church is near
~ completed. The bell was put into
position on last Saturday afternoon. 1t
is from the foundry OF NcShane 4 Co.,
of Baltimore. this being the second one
from the said firm in this town. The
dedication will take place on Sunday, the
18th of January. Bishop Simpson will
preach i'll the morning. 1t is not known
who will preach i'll the evening. Rev.
John lnsllip is expected to be present,
and all the former pastors of this charge
will he invited. 1t will be an important
event in the history of our town.
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What We now need is a Town nall and
Il bank. During the past week it was
with great difficulty that change for
tire-dollar bill could be had We are
sure Chat there is enough business here
to sustain Il bank.
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The Weide- Scarborough-Scotten Case.

lis w SasS.
The Circuit Court, sitting rs Il court OF
ehanGery, on Friday last, rendered Il .ind9
ment in the above named case, continuing
and making the injunction therein issued
perpetual.
The case was given in full in the Wig
some time ago. but for the benefit of those
who failed to read it, we repeat briefly its
history. Welde sued Hugh +, Scarborough
in the Circuit Court here for damages for
an alleged assault. The case was removed
to Hartford county, where II Judgment was
obtained in his (Welde's) favor for about
81 900, aud execution was issued against
the property Of Scarborough. In the mean
time he fScarbaroUghl had disposed of al.
his property to William scotch, of North
East. Notwithstanding this sale, the writ
was levied and preparation was made for
sale. Thereupon Mi Scotch petitioned the
Court to Issue an injunction restraining
them from max. ing sale Of his (Scottrn'S,
property upon Il writ issued upon Il ind gment
against Scarborough, averring at the same
time that he was Il bona tide purchaser.
70 this the other side plradet, that the sale
frolh Scarborough To Stobtcn WAS Eaudu-
lent, and only made rs :. bar to the enforce
ment of the judgment. pom this Il great
mass of testimony was taken before Com
missioner Ellis and submitted to the i'll
Spection of the Court On the day named
the Court rendered. its decision, sustaining
the injunction and making it perpetual
This decision makes good Mr. acotten'&
claim to the property, giving him Il clear
and uncloudcd title.
tt3- Whitman s finest French Contections
and 6tten's choice Ta!iies; Malaga Grapes,
: Figs. bananas, Florida Oranges, and Lem
Gna. Ice ,rean made daily. Cakes, large
and small, Wedding Cake 10 order. truir
Cake speciality. Cove, Plant, and Cape
May Salt oysters: also best Baltimore ovS-
tiers by measure. Meals served at all hours,
BOOTH.
| ~ tium Boots, Qua Overshoes, Buckle
tIrctics, REESE
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EARS for the MILLION !
Foo Cil11'S Ba]Sdm Of Sharks Oil


Positively tic Fearing aci Is TIA ...y Ats::..s
-u.c +. Ceaiae.; Eaow..
This OH is extracted from peculiar species OF
small White Shark caught in the yellow sea.
known a. 'arCaGfJ'.0H RGaGiict... Every Chinese
fisherman knows il. Its virtues Il restorative oi
hearing were discovered 10y Il Buddhist Priest
about the year lilo. lis cures were so Numerous
and many seemingly miraculous, that the
remedy was officially proclaimed over the entire
Empire. It, use became 80 universal that for
800 no deafness has existed among the Chinese
people. Sent. charges prepaid. to any address at
II per bottle
Only Imported by uAYEOtk = co..
SOIL. AGFATg For AMLEItA, Dey S., New Tg-s.
It, virtue, are questionable and lis curGiirc
ChGrdttCr Gb>2iitC as the wFitci psrxOAGNy cS-
mr.. bGth from flpsricHcc HHd ObscrrGfiOH.
Among the many readers oi the Review in one
part and another OF the country. il is probable
That numbers afflicted with deafness ami to
such it may he saiG; Write nj ulicc to HhNlock
Co. DcS street Now York. enclosing 81. and
You will receive hy return mail Il remedy that will
enable yuu to hear lik" anybody else. and whose
curative effects will be prrnancdt. You will never
regret doing >".-hdi'or Of .Nrirdmti!S Rcriew.
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Take person OF ~ years Of age ii the tune "'
Joining their expectation of life. As per the Car
isle Tables is - years. should such person
live to be 81 years OF age. he or she would then
receive u. ash lin their lie-tinc) the anpdnt
Iii It.,,tiA l1.,tL.
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pEHmANEN- DISABILITY.

In case a member should become per;nanentH
disabled nm Dcr cent of the value OF t!teirCeI
tlticate will be paid to thcm then, and .tttypt'
cent more at maturity of years: III 10 their heir
al DEATH This is manifest! Il most bencNoiet
and desirable provision.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

We understand that there is to be an
other bakery in town. This is surely q
good field for q little opposition.
VIM. J Clark has purchased the Ham
mond property.
For the past two or three weeks our
Journal has been behind time We hope
il VIII catch up by taking holiday for a
couple of weeks.
The Day Brothers ship from forty TO
sixty dozens baskets per week to vari-
Gus firms in Baltimore. Y,
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ALSO, 4 NICE HOME.

with possession in Zion the northern part of
Cecil county: having churches. schools. Ac.: about
J., acre lot: well shaded yard: y room furnished
Cottage. in good order.
STEPHEN Is. FORD.
n. Spring Garden Street,
Sept :l-3w Philadelphia
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MATURITY OF YEARS.
EXAM PIE.

Members who live to their years OF expectancy
will he paid in their lifetime the amount Of their
Certificate (uld age in majority al eases is i
time of most ueed.)
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

The permanent disability provision and 'hr
PAYMENT to Twin" members OF matured tertiE-
Gates. render membership in this Associations
NOR. desirable than i'll Societies that pay heneht:
in cases Uf death only.
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Who are Specially Interested.

Every member has 4 personal interest in IN
nrowth and welfare OF the Society. and should be
active in inducing others to become members, A.
the larger the membership the less will he tar
assessments, and the greater the Nalueol the 'rr
tticateS. Respectfully.
EDWIN WILMER. NJ iSAIER.
NJ. II =. Gay Street.
III O. Box e. Baltimore. Nd
AGENTS. B'tNFED.
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1T their saloon, opposite the Court House,
are raaGy inr all Christmas visitors Their
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a tine stock of family groceries, with which
10 tiii the vessels purchased may be found.
When the chilling winds OF Winter make
us shiver and shake our minds naturally
revert to the good warm clothing offered by
the dealers. These goods, ready made, of
all grades and prices, can he purchased
from ohliging salesnen at LIEBERMAN'S
a.>tensiFe nsiahiishment in the Hollow, or
GooDNA$S, higher mp on Main street, and
made to order by FE-4Sh I&EEl CT .I"HN
FRAZER, merchant tailorS, who keep
goods on hand, they will he make up for
you il good style, either by JOIN MEYERS,
IL &litchell's Block, or by a. G. COLE, sec
and Hoor old i,lnl, hI:iIdiuG.
iien~enS OF the West End need not walk
all the way up town to buy their Christmas
goods, as their wants will be supplied by
MRS. HEDwELL.
at her store in that locality, just as well.
Fob FRAZER,
1T his drug store on Main street, makes one
4f the l.nest displays of Chr,tnias goods
ever offered i'll this town. Everything taste
can desire or aiiuence permit a person to
indulge in in this line may b, had there.
y visit well repayS one.
As sleighing season may he upon Us at
any day, it would be we'll ,tor our drivers of
fast nags to look TO their harness, bells and
Hiips. Al tETsp
on Main street, will SUI ply, with IA lap robe
or blanket to keep out Jack Frost. His
stock is large and Of fine quality.
MESS.tS. BOOTH X SON.
1T their saloon, opposite the Court House,
n. L,;. al,
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nix W. - \l-lilt IL
Here the glitter of gold and sheen Of the
laser metals strike the eye very torcibly.
Ills ,.;...I are replete with every thing in
the line OF MI" icwe,ry, and our readers
looking for presents need go .... e.. tl!er than
this establishment. y striking feature IN
his stock is the large collection of clocks of
all makes, and among them some of the
incest little time-pieceS Imaginable. The
Joker, Seth Thomas nickel clock, is an
at,ft4.;t:,c .ime-niece: the " Pearl . is an
o!her pretty i,ie..e -. I:;echanism. These, rs
we'll rs Il number of cho,c,, u..ii,,el clocks
make up the variety. \ very large stock OF
watches, of gold, silver, nickel, etc, silver
ware, iewelry Of all shapes, and Il great
va?ri"ty of articles t" please refined taste, is
exhibited ~ Mr.. .ilrirh, and al, are sold
at city prices. sir. =. is urbane and pleas
ant To all callers, and vis.t IT, his eStah-
lishment is a matter of pleasure whether
to buy or not
The extensive establishment of
ROGER WITWoETH
corner Main aaa lfri.;ge streets, was next
looked through. This concern beasts OF one
o. iH& largest and most varied S,0ci.S OF
goods in the general l,aTd ware line in the
State outside of I;altlm.re. Ion entering
the main door of the Salesroom the visitors
eye is first attracted by Il number of hand
some display cases and cards, in and upon
which specimens of the finer goods are
~Gown. Number one is Il large glass case,
,ino.., .:I.,,r feet in height by three in depth
and width, me .n;arior being divided into
three compartments. IN 1..G frs: cnmpart-
ment is displayed roller and regular SKATES
of fine quality and handsome in finish,
drawing knives, braces and bits, &c. The
second is devoted to scissors, shears, Mrs
Potts patent fiat irons, axes, hatchets, etc.
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Sun Mutual aid Society
OF BALTIM0a CITY, ND.
COL. EDWIN WILMER, Manager.
Home Office, No. II S. Gay Street.

SAM u Ell III I i itsIutiIt
WOODWARD ABRAHAMS.....Nite president
X. w. L. RAlSl treasurer.
T. NJ. WILMER secretary.
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.'I'7. T-!'FT' NJ T'Is''"N
was tie next visited. Here, everybody was
busy showing expectant buyers Il choice
and attractive stock of Christmas goods
Christmas cards here also held Il prominent
place. y full sock of nick nacks is also
oil the counters, among them we noticed
ladies and gents lace embroidered silk and
linen liandkerchieis III great variety velvet
and leather goods III ladies' iabas, porte
monnaieS, hand satcheiS, etc, Il variety OF
Japanese ware, among il II number Of curl
Gus articles. chiidrens noticed ser>ietteS
of several patterns. and a great variety OF
other articles rich and attractive. This
house, i'll addition to keeping full line of
dry goods: makes Il speciality of black cash
meres, and mems and ladies' and chiltlren's
merino wear, of which their stock is very
large--in fact woven goods OF all kinds are
upon their counters in abundance.
tIhn I.arintN Stnrt OF