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gutal @aters.

For any other length OF time y - sbTeTtisfnK
above raios which apply only 70 q ,..r
" III and transient advertisement. " = ~ ,nf,Ss-
Dr. srst in.~rtiou and 50 cents per square i' '"
q9snt Soce. viii be charged 30 per cent eIIa sna
SpessI .Sye-4i.-ueuts and personal oomnu
I<Dcss 10 oeuts per line for single inser''ohi
eoeo,s - - lin, FOR subsequent insertions An
Eight lines Of solid Sonpsreh mnns oHnts3 a fun
square. a., L.. c,r+is,d 10 viii be eharg-
~ -, ~ cc-fifyinE in addition 10 tbs regular l.
% .Ssnt sdyert.eInents be paid for nSsi1Aoy
80 JoB WORK Of all KINDS Gone on Ahc1 netee -
=. ne times viii admit. An job Work mus DC P
Tor when taken from the Office
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~ will always pay within one cent OF Atehison
prices for produce J. ]. BRADLEr, flaming
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rF Because it adds TO Personal Bcanty,
by restoring color and lustre to gray faded hair
and is beneficial to the scalp, is why Parkers Hair
Balsam is such popular dressing,
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HERE!

largest beautiful line of Ladies' and Child
Hosiery brought ladies all and IL
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" We have something sweet tie tell you,
But the secret you must keep;
So just stop into Hoyerson & Co.'S,
And get some of those fresh Raisins and
Candy In eat-before they are all gone

II A couple Of footpads stopped John C. Evans,
of St. Joseph, Monday night, On the road between
ElwoOd and wathena, and commanded him to de-
liver up his valuables He was in his buggy, on his
way for Kansas hunt. lie resisted, when they fir
ed upon him, the ball passing through his clothing.
He made his escape by his horse taking fright and
dasing up the road toward wathena, but he mar
rowly escaped injury from the overturning of his
buggy. IL is supposed the highwaymen thought the
intended victim was Z. V. Snively; but he was at
home receiving presents Of tin from his friends.
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poyIpuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

DoNIPHAN COUNTY
Judg. ID Judicial Disriet-pATID MAEINc vvrs Lxt1y,
County CommisSi0ners-R- r. SHOLsAi' N
JK LUKUs FETTRk
sheriGLCHIKIEs BUEKHALIEk,
CLERK Of District Court-F >. CDssh
1reasurcT-SAHUEL y. JoHssos
County Clerk-D. ". MoEsE;
County Attorney-THoAAs W. HEAilH'
Probate Judge-JoHS =. wilcox
Register Of Doeds-ERAsHus r. DiAoS; 70 exvy
sr,s-rintendrnt Of Public InstructloD-li- r. SAA
S1rveyor-CHARLKs COREUsIER
Corouer-DR- RoBEET 5. DHshoKk-
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BEDS of Down Feel Hard.
All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then hearkcn
We peeyish sufferers, Apply DIR. Thomas EcLEcTRic
on 10 YOUR aching joints and muscles Rely upon il
that you will experience speedy relief Such, at least,
is the testimony Of those who have used it The rem
ey is likewise successfully resorted to for throat and
lung diseases sprains, bruises, etc. For sale by d.
c. Sinclair, Troy.
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THEY ARE HERE!
SO CASES BOOTS,

To The largest stock of Boys Boots the County
CafSk Shoe for Ladies' made by NJ Wells Co,
of Chicago.
Shoes simply large and suit price and
quality.
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AG ENTs.

Az. g. A. N.
Troy Lodge No S. A p and A. M meets N thsit
Saturday uereaif ALBERT PERRY, W. NJ.
ID C. SIScLAIK Sec
r,ov C,hap,er No I6 T. A NJ, hold their meetings On
'H' ''''' JAMES D. WILLIAMSON, H. Z.
D. c. SINCLAIR Sec.
w.,b.rz Iodye No g. A. F. 4 A. NJ. meets al their
Hall every SATURDAY Cd before the full NOON and every
two ,e.ks tbereasr Visiting brethren are cordially IN
yited to attend. .. hAANh' v"
Sec.
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FIRST PASSENGER ELEVATOR

where are displayed the very latest novelties il
Goods, and Ready Made Garments for both Lad
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Y The finest display of candy fruits in the coun-
tyat Cook g. HIScKLHrs, Bremen.
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X. OF III.
TROY Lodge No ST. Knights Of Homer meets the Sc
nd and fourth Friday evenings in each month In Odd Eel
ows Hall over Boders' Bank , -, ,,..
RoHunI WILKINSON, Reporter.
80 C-T-RcU- Service. every Sabbath. at lot A NJ,
NE and "A r. n Prayer meeting every Ihatsaay even
ing n
norDinr ALEX THOMPSON. Pastor.
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Take long step to the 'front.' this Fall, with the h
Store in the State, outside of st. Louis
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M EW 6

arriving, will surpass in extent and variety any THU
comprising Goods for erery class OF trade. TIL,
finding the very latest novelties in the Dry Goods markt
fast as they are introduced; and in
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w I,soo per year can be easily made at home
working for E. G. Rideout & Co., 10 Barclay Street,
New York Send for their catalogue and full par
ticulars.
re- Len. Moves has secured the position of bill
clerk in the Wholesale grocery house Of ID. NJ Steele
& CO., of St. Joseph. He commenced work, last
week.
r,r- Miss Ella Amos and Miss Wait, of Seneca,
were in town. short time Monday evening. on their
way TO attend the State Teachers Association, at To
pefa-
II A very large attendance at the Methodist
church, on Sunday night The pastor improved the
occasion by an appropriate discourse from Luke ID:
lO,I.
n Mrs Carpenter and family have gone to spend
the winter with friends in Iowa, leaving John an or
plan, to shift for himself
n The first torn of the Troy public schools clos
ed. last Friday The next term will begin Tuesday,
January Sd.
r. We learn that Rev. =. II. Pickles was the re-
eipiept Of large number of handsome presents, on
Christmas
n Preaching by Rev. =. II. Pickles, at Blair
Station on sraday, at p. NJ: and at Wathcnn, Mt
p. m
Il The ground-moles are plowing ridges in the
gardens the same II it not the middle Of win
ter.
Il DR.. J. C. Myers. Dentist, will be Mt White
Cioud, next Monday, january ID. for ono day only
u Mrs. Reed, Of Kansas City, and Miss Zoo
Case Of Highland, visiting friends in Troy
u Henry Wheeler is laid up with an attack OF
erysipelas in the head and face.
r. The two Misses Ieeder, Of Lees Summit, Mo-,
are visiting in Troy.
u DIR. Amos Perry has our thanks for nice
Christmas chicken.
~ will always pay within one cent OF Atehison
pr;ees for produce ]. J. BRADLEY, Fannipg.
| r. good stock Of Christmas Toys. ct
COOK 4 HUcxIKr,e. Brcuner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

amoEg other reasons urged by the Tribune
fer the confirmation OF the nominee for eollee-
tor OF the port OF New York that paper main
tains with considerable force that the Secretary
Of tie Treasury IS, above all persons, entitled to
a commanding influence IN the matter OF filling
mat Office, am that his wishes In the premises
ought therefore TO have more weight than
those or the gentlemen representing that state
In the Senate. The Tribune also recognizes the
faet-Which the papers OF that city have hereto.
lore been slow 70 admtt-that the office Is not a
local one and that the people OF the other states
equally with those OF New York are interested
n the manner in which IL is administered.
The latter is the true ground to take, II the
subject is to be fairly considered Had the
President planted himself nrmly on it In
the beginning, and appointed TO the position
the best man ne could md for It, Irrespective
OF place OF residence, and, other things being
equal. one who Is not and has not been at all
identified with the politics Of either that city
or state, he would have acted the wise part On
its own account, and saved himself a world OF
trouble besides. Nothing is TO be gained, and
a great deal is every year lost, both In
efficiency and in dignity, by making the Gus.
tom house or the principal importing city In
the country factor in ward politics 1t has not
been an unusual thing TO ind a collector for
the port CT Boston outside OF the state OF
Massachusetts,. and Is would be a good thing
all around 10 t-y the same experiment with
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
LADIES GOODS.

DOUGLASS
NEW AND BtAUTlFuI. DESIGNS IL SpRiNg
AND SUMMER
o Eh Y
For Ladies Misses aud Children
SILK HOSE
In Back, White. Cardinal, Old GOLD Pax a.,
Blue
Oar Stock OF the Celebrated
y. V. & ID, BAIMoRAI. SKIRTs
IL large ANA prices very lOw.
The last 100 daze3 ~ taass
- OMIT CuEMISE,
Which we shall offer this lust opened
DOUGLASS.
maY2o Ninth st, st Oload Bupdapx
SrhIas OPENING
MRS. j. II. PALMER,
I1O7 r 1T. Ret. Ilsh and I3th.
Importer and Designer OF
FASHIONS IN MILLINERY,
Nil open her Choice Of Fashions from virot
Also 'o 49, - '''S'
LONDON HATS,
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY MKT. March III
e -- -nl.n = mares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

The annual report OF the American steam.
ship Company, or Philadelphia, shows deficit
on the business or15S0 OF So .5!o.15. This con.
sdering the amount OF freight AID number of
passengers carried by all the European steamer
lines last year, is rather dIscouragtug show
Ing. one would have thought that II any years
business would give profit It would be the
season OF 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

The great objection TO the Iowa fasting case,
20 which the papers are just now giving con-
siderable space. Is that 1t will bring Dr. Tanner
into notice again. Until that occurred he has
been pretty well out of view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
SPECIALTIES.

MI Rs. II. r. WRIGHT, CLA1RvoYANT AND MAG
Il FETIC PHYSICIAN, has eminent success in treat
should call ct her residence, 600 9th street. corner
Of street northwest. mari Am.
nH. BICORD. l4l. WEST FAYETTE ST.,
~ Baltimore devoted thirty years to the treat
ment Of Gonorrhes. Syphilis, SPermatorrhea. In
potency, SC cure guaranteed.
Il Is evident that physician who confines him
self exclusively to the treatment Of certain class
OF diseases must possess greater skin in that spe
cialty than one in general practice -Medscal Times
Railroad fare to and from Baltimore deducted
from fee. Cxn or write. mAr3-3m
NfME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. Ali business con ideDtial Ladies and
Gentlemen 30 cents each. No. 4gS L street. between
4th and 9Th streets northwest. feb10 Sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
NEW SPRING FABRICS.

NEW SPRING FABRICS.
SFECIAL
] CASE MADRAS GIN8HAMS, 12H cents.
l CASE PACIFIC PERCALS 10 cents.
CASE CASHMERE and DEBEGE SUITINGS,
12h cents
NUNS YELLING, all wool. in black and colors
so cents.
MORAN SUITINGS al wool, new shades 37sc.
SPRING CASHMERES, new hades, rs cents.
LACE BUNT1NGS, all wool, in black and colors,
40 cents.
Extraordinary bargains in the following White
Goods: Cambrics NJ ulls, Mains obs. India Linens,
Mnls. French Mnslins and White Linen Lawns
Bargains in Table LinsDs aud NAPKINS, Huck
ard Brown Cottons at manufactur er's prices.
Spring stock Of Hosiery and Underwear in siz les
Lisle Thread Gloves Lac and ribbed tops from
IS to IS cents per pair. GEO M. TAYLOB,
GA 7th street w. apr2- sc
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& III B r 8
beg TO announce that am now prepared to fill
orders for SHIRTS with pramptness and dispatch,
ana guarantee satisfaction in every particular
and Cheviota-now ready. w. ~. TEEL,
apo 030 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
THE
SANITARY HEATER."
NO DUST, GAS Oh BURNED AIR.

Only Furnace giving moist atmosphere similar
t2 steam. More being sold now than al others
combined
hefer 10 the following Baltimoreans using them
ROBERT L. BALDWIN. President Mechanics
Bank.
ISAAC W. JEwETT. Potomac Fire Insurance
Company.
RICHARD CORNELIUS. Cashier Farmers and
Planters Bank.
DROyERS' AND MECHANICS BANK.
MRS JOHN McKIE. BelvIdere Place.
C. MOTION STEWART. Shipping Merchant.
GkORGE Il. COLE. Copper Works.
WALLACE KING, Glass Works.
SOL. ShMIN6ION, Chemical Works.
REV FATHER DIDIER, st. Vincent's Church
HON IHOn j. NORRIS. Judge United States
JOHN MniRDoCH. Architect.
enables l. CARSON, Architect
J. B. NOkL WYATT, Architect.
GEORGE A. FREDERICK, Architect
l.. g. LIND, Architect.
J. A. & w L WILSON, Architects.
j. :. LARCOMBE, Riggs & Co., WASHINGTON.
Also $50 others.
ALVA HUBBARD & CO.,
Heating and veHtIatng Engineers.
aIr2 ec6m 81 Howard street, baltimore,
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MI. w. GAIT. BRO. 4 Co
DIAMONDS.
WATCHER,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS.
fso2s Inn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

The Independents seem TO De prospecting. In
Cincinnati yesterday they elected a mayor.
That Is TO say, enough republicans voted with
Ihe democrats 70 secure the election of a
mayor, who, though nominally a democrat, IS
pledged 10 reform, and particularly to the exc
cutlon OF the law for the observance OF the
SABBATH; which law has been a dead letter In
the past. The Gazette, the leading republican
paper In Cincinnati, headed the bolt against
the republican candidate. who was not consid.
cred sound upon the sunday question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

LNOR SALE
L VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSE;
AL modern conveniehcee;
Near corner Of Connecticut avenue and n street;
Eleven rooms, bath room. furnace. no.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
fec16 st. Cloud Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
4 CARD.

As am vel known - . first class shirt cutter
And FOR hle last nine years with TRRL, announce
to my friends and tbs public I can be found at
KREN's NEW SHIRT FACTORY,
and win I'LL all orders fer SHIRTS intrusted TO me
In the very best manner.
A. J. LOCKHART, with
GEO. r. KEEN.
@.eI Ala 9th St, N. W..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

GUSSINGHAM. THE wEIL~KNOvN- nv,
" Ads HATTER, Is prepared to do ali isnas 4,
work In BIS nre- New SILK HATS made to o-sa VI
and od ones remoSeled. Remember the nnmbssrl.
Wv As'SHnos' Inar24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

This would seem to be a good time for the
country papers 10 be bringing out their mis-.
quotation OF Goldsmithis passage - winter
lingering chills the lap OF May"
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TIE sIAR once Ii connected With the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements. orders for the paper
oy NAL and otherwise. news, or any Information or
business can be sent day night. free Of charge.
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Dfafqnh.


This cause can'e ON to- be heard this 18th day
of June, 1881, ON the papers formerly read and
the dispositions of r. =. Lynch and Andrew f..
Kennedy returned and fled on the9,h o. MAY.
ISL. and was argued by counsel. on con>id-
Grafton whereof the Court doth adjudge. order
and d-reo lsai Chi cause BE referred toaCom-
missioner of tins Court with Instructions
list. To state and settle the account of Charles
+. II. Clair. deceased, Sc administrator of
Clement March, deceased, and Susan s. VI. ST.
Clair, Admr. n botispo OfSaid Clement March,
deceased jak;rg es priw0 Jio-e correct any c-
por'e settlements heretofore made by s9id par
ties.
2nd. 70 cciyeat tUc creditors of Clement
March. deceased, and ascertain and report their
claims With their respective prioriticS. distin-
gushing between sleh as we're liens i'm the life
time Of said March, and the claims % cfrCral
creditors.
Bird. TO ascertain and report the real estate of
which said Nlcr'.nt %lich died seized, It's fee
simple and annual rental value. 10 report any
other matter deemed pertinent hy him, or re-
quirel by amy party To- this suit. Notice Of the
time and place of executing this decree, pub
lishcd for four successive weeks i'm some weekly
news aper published in this County shall be
equivalent 90 personal service upon the parties.
+ trre cvtract-Teste.
y. =. LYNCH,
CTnrE
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RgdcN GGh Bark.

Z WILL buy GOOD Rack Oak Bark thai Tro-
I perlv taken and cured according "a olte lot
lowing directions. and pay ttc Cash Tor 1t at the
f,ta or Fitt Dollars yer Cord II rs feet n'eHs-
rrcmept delivered at MY rails In WINCHESTER.
Va. and Four Dollars ON cars q any FONT OH
the d. so. e. r. from IlancCcS % Staunton
but thecars must bc carefully aaG closely piled
and filed flll-ai that cam tc gotten 40 them
i'm order to save freight and carriage here. which
IS - uu.cli per ear, whether Tie car contains
r.tci or litilc. We think IL best 20 pile Tie
Bafk CrCs,N Gftiit 'sr, and in shipping get
the largest ear yOlt cas- Cont lo'a the BARK
into the car while wee or daIaf Nhen YOU
shin be sure 10 advise me OF the Number Of
Your Car. that I may know which Is ours- ana
WHOM tie Bark IS unloadei ! Will send You
Statement and Check for the amount. Don
fail To- rive me your Post Ohfce addTet 81 iull
and Shipping station. ~
DlRECTIONS:-IomiaeIce taking the Dal *
as s'dn as Il vii peel weli-run treeiy-and De
ru-e a. take The Bark from the upper part ~
the tree and limbs, for the young bark Is moro
fc,hv and better than the old bark, which D.
mostly ross, TIE bark slfOild not be broken up
too much. and must be Of average thickness. as
the heavy butt bark by itsellwill not be bought
al full price. The outside OF the bark must al
vavs be- kept up. 4 Good way is 10 rest one
end on the log, with outside mp. which VIII
nrcvfgt its Curling: also protect the INSIDE
rom the weather. which being the part used
must be kept bright, and not allowed 10 get
wet or mould, which Injuries its strength and
color. the ail-important parts. Tn Bark must
not be brought IN until cured enough 10 stack
III closely. nor When wet or damp, for II VIII
not koep-as we have 10 pile u when received.
GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester, Va. March l., 'Sl-3m.
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HITTISUSSORS

l., tbejrily FISH made from ocean eur
rents?
Ii you don't birdie your tongue, saodlcbe
your tate.
Too many visits Co lsc har transforms
man into a barbarian.
The best Sind 81 sidewalk: Walking by
the side OF lovely girl.
Where was hewhm hcspiJcs uilWhCc
viii she beetle be sees her again.
Ii fine feathers DON'T make fine birds.
why isn't "a crow ass handsome as 30 pea
cock?
A great surgica' Operation Cd sake tire
cheek ont of q young man. cndthc Jaw o-,
of o sc0lding woman.
Mamie being urged Co Weld 90 her broth
cr because she was the otler, replied: 1t
wasn't my fault / was borned first
The fellow who laid" q wager Is sup
posed 70 be q dcsccgdcut OF tae tca.hcrcd
race.
Beneath this quiet, furry
And dowcrS,tufed grCcN.
Lies Aralcila Murphy
As usull-kcroscne.
Kissing pretty girl SHOWN South, 80
young gentleman asked hcf 'whatmade her
So sweet "ch,' she replied, In utter I'M
n0cence, 'my father Is % sugar planter.
Why should we celebrate W-a,hingtous
birthday more than mine asked O t,--h-
or. " Because ho revc- told q le,' shout
ed a little boy.
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gRc Rise Ga'G FaN
or THE
Confederate Government.
Esv Jc0cr'2on Davis.
Complete In Two Yo,umos, Octave. Price III
cloth. $500 per volume, sheep, 500; haiI
turkey. 500: full turkey, $1,000.

VNHE undersigned, authorized Agent for the
County Of Jefferson. is now receiving sub
s-Tip'ions for oopicsof the lbove-nqmed impor-
tanf historical work, the last Yoir3'r ~ rhch
is pa, ing rapidly through the press lhcgreat
interest which is felt in all parts OF the country
IN read what the Distinguished head of the late
confederate Government r3s 20 say about the
causes which led 90 the war between the Us. ana
the States which seeded. and the results q the
.reat conflict. f., already manifested by many
thousands in their desire 10 receive carly copie.
of the work. The York viii be illustrated
y.;th portraits of Mr.. Davis, his Cabinet, aides,
and Generals, and with Illustrative wood crts.
Orders received at the Syir1 If Jcfcrso" Oihce.
VI. K~ERCHENAL, AGENT,
NM, ~ 1881 J'ar'cstown. W. Va.
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PIIOSPIIAIIc%

MS5~Omce. Samuel Gree; ami Railroai.
May s, 1871.
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FALL and Winter!
Grand Opening Of 81 Magnificent Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
q, Dds >. V,E os1 Cags dc.

~ Dress Goods ] name Cashmere, Alpacas,
peHa.e. Australian Crepcs Dress flanneIs.
Domestic Go1js-prats. Fteochcd and me
l,.aelcI Co.t0us. Shoetiu-, Bed MAS t+~t2h
Fltnne,s. Shaker AND Mcdicatcd Flanncis,
C.a-hamS Crash. Nc.. Nc.
Notions Gid Farcv Goc3s-SIk 'snd l5Hen
IIanGkcrch Ladies' and t%hildren Hose
Glove. Cor~c,s. Nubias Hoods Lcsgings, La
dies and Gents Ties and ScartS, Ladies sat
chefs Ladies Cioaks. % tUll line az Dress SHIRTS
ana Underwood.
White snI Grey blankets. Table on Cloth,
White Quilts, skirts, READY MADE NLVIH-
ING Nc. dc. Ncurc prepared t0takcall corn
In trade orr 1o account NS-loLLlN lOlh
CpPN' Ne trcur lt t- show Goods. Whether
vol Wish rr purchase cr Fot, ycuv1I tetreat
cl with the same poltenc>, and attention. "a
ti.f.ctiun guaranteed I'm every particular. Cali
and See me before purchasing cl>cv here.
respectfully. g. N.iHlS SILL
r. T.. Er-uisoN. e,l.sr,.p
K. La1. IGr-sIfs.
R# 80 1~>N.
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Nav s.iss0.
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Notice.

DARTIES interested in the above cauSo are
4 notNcd that viii proceed to- execute the
above decree at my office in ChariestOWn, ON
the LIST day Of august. 1881.
FORREST W. BROWN,
Commissioner.
July2 1SSl-5t.-Ffc5 Press Tee $3.50.
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Boot and shoe Mailing.
REPAIRING,&c

THE undersigned hesremovcd his Shop to the
4 building on the corner Of Chagits and Liberty
streets-in The building lately occupied by Wei
rick & Weller. The characterof thewof done by
the subscriber ellknowa andapprecia,edby the
citizens OF Chaties;own and vicinity. lis hardly
necessary 20 add that be will endcavor 20 sustain
his reputation as a reliable workman, and willex.
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates All order,
given him-either! FOR New work or Rtnairine.
JOHN AVIS OWN.
May l6, 1874. Apriil5, 1876.
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Ggoyes' Seed.
yNANTFD 500 bushels MOI Clover seed.
w lam. II. 1851. LIPplrT q GO.

"ANIFD $40 bushels No clover Stti-
w Jan. H.. 1851. LIPpIrT eco.
TIEADQUARTElG FOR s1UNISl-Wearc
II now receiving q fiil stock of P'rior, hlii-
ing Room. Ga'ct and thtu,htr Stltc-also the
celebrated star COOK Stoves. Any stove not
IN stock will bc furnished ON short noire. We
nut np every Stove ~, sell aui guarantee sails
faction. Prices low. DUKE 8 HAtfNllak.
GOLDEN Sun FIREPLACE DOtBLE
" HEATER improved for lsN. Ter sale by
DUERT c~tLLAiIEB. Agents.
900 LhRD CANS, Stove Pipe aud Elbows, an
4 sizes. Sheet Zinc, Iinc stove boards, for sale
by DUKE GALLAIiER.
~ COILS JutG and Sicl Fodder Yarn lar
- sale low by luke GALLAllEi.
- sUStGL SIUFFEIuS and Sausage Grinders
- also Combined Stulcr and Land Pre- Tor
sale by DUKE GALLAHEIi.
E'OAL HOBs. Shoyels, Fire DOGS, shcgcis
y and Tongs, fJr sale by
oct. ., 1850. DUKE GALLAUER.
CuTAMBER SETS. Tin Bread Boxes Tin
u Cake Boxes. Knife Boxes, Lanterns, Cake
DUFF G%AILtHEc.
ElNETABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Scissor.
{ Child's Walters, appropriate for Christians
Gifts. for sale by DUKE cALihIiER.
GOCOA FOOT MATS. Anfi-Freozinr Ci.tern
y Ptmps. Tar, Hamper Baskets, Lard Cans,
&c. for sale hy DUKE 6ALLAHER.
COOK STOVES. Ten Plate Stove, Coal
" Stoves. for sale by
Rec. Is. $50. DUKE GALLAHEE.
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4 IL PERSONS indHtcd 10 me rs sheriff for
a Taxes. &c, are htfeby notified to settle
up. II Is necessary that ! should close my
sherihalty business without delay.
EUGENE BAKER.
late Sheriff OF Jefferson COGntr.
Jrne 4 1ssl-3m.