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The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
what Our Contemporaries Say Of Us.

The Fremont COUNTY RECORD has
resumed publication. We arc glad
to again enjoy its weekly visit
[Saguache Chronicle.
We received the Canon City RE.
CORD again after suspension Of
about six months. 1t looks neat and
bright and is full of interesting read
ing matter .-[Saguache Advance.
We are pleased this week to well
come back into the ranks, the FRE-
MONT COUNTY RECORD, which sus-
pended six months ago in favor of
the daily. 1t is neat and newsy, and
will doubtless be better after its long
Representatives, Plume Coloradoan.
We are glad to again receive the
Canon City RECORD, which suspend
ed publication for six months to
make room for daily. The latter
having died violent death, there is
again room for the RECORD, which
was always an excellent paper
(Fairplay Flume.
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MINING NOTES.

II is announced that the Leadville
ore product for this year will exceed
sf6 900 900, being $3,000,0 900 more
than last year.
The Lea.lville Herald shows that
Its total output of mineral up to the
present time is S55, ,961 1885, 1t IS
said the production is greater now
than ever before.
From the Peacock mine at Black
Hawk n very rich specimen of ore
has been taken out, weighing 1000
pounds which goes to the exposition.
Old miners pronounced it one of the
finest specimens ever produced in the
state.
The Boulder Herald of last week
contains an account of recent very
rich discovery of dccomposed telIu-
rum and rust gold in that neighbor-
hood. In four days, by working two
shifts of two men each, 81, 800 worth
of ore was taken out, and only a
depth of four feet gained.
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STATE NEWS.

A two year old girl at Idaho
Springs was drowned last week in
the Fall river.
The postal statistics show that the
LStar Route thieves stole at the rate
of $4,000, 900 u year.--[Saguache Ad-
vance.
Among those appointed to Clerk
ships in the Pension Office. were
Aaron Bradshaw, IL. c. Stewart, j.
C. Whitall and D. II. Chilcott, all oil
Colorado.
NJ. M. Lewis, known as "Moss
Agate" by the newspaper fraternity,
has returned to Lake City from
Washington and taken q position OH
the Silver World.
The Iowa editors numbering 600,
who visited Colorado this week were
grandly received by the press OF
Lcadville, $1,000 were collected by
the fraternity to entertain the honor
ed guests.
The Chieflain announces prize
fight which will occur in Pueblo
within few weeks, between Tug
Wilson and jim Elliot. When the
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Chicftian will give p rticulars.
The body of Ed. Barter, a young
man of Boulder, was found floating
in Canes lake near the town. Al
though moral aud temperate young
man bottle of whiskcy WAS found
in his pocket which gave rise to t.
suspicion Of foul play.
The fight among the Denver papers
has actually become nauseating and
extremely disgusting. 1t is even car.
ricd TO that extent that the news to
be gathered from the dailies is often
unreliable owing to u disposition to
oppose each other in their reports.
We noticed in the supplement- of
the Boulder News and Courier, au
article describing Mr.. Smiths home
and garden in that locality. The
old gentleman is a Colorado pioneer
and is very successful iu fruit grow
ing. Hc will have 40 bushels Of black
berries this season.
The reception of Hon. w. d. KEEL
ley, at Pueblo last week, amounted
to an ovation. The employees of the
city numbering 500 paraded the
streets, and filed to OVERLOOKING the
Opera house to hear his speech. Over
1 800 people were present.
We see by a Gunnison exchange
that Prof. Anderson, the lecturer
who visited Canon u few weeks since
and whose wife was SO unjustly slur-
red by one of our town papers, is
meeting with wonderful success al
Gunnison. His temperance lectures
continue tc draw crowded houses
and large number have been in
dnced through their influence TO sigu
the pledge.
The Denver Mercury is ono of our
most highly valued exchanges. It's
weekly appearance is hailed with a
smile Of welcome and We only regret
that we have no moro time to in-
dulse in the pcrusal ofits interesting
pages. Although IL is the latest
newspaper enterprise Ia Denver, It
Is by no means the least. aud we pre-
diet for it what 1t justly merits, long
life and prosperity.
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A Missouri paper wants to know
"who can endure bein. hawked at
with the black bcak of cnvy?. No
one, sir. No man can tamcly sub.
init to such thing. And If ever any
man hawks at us with the black bcak
ofenvy,wc1l bite him with dog, If the
livid taions of rctribution smite US
with the red bolts Of vcngence from
the dripping jaws Of this cloud of hate
The next minute. Yes, sir.-tBur.
lingtou Hawk eye.
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Del.

The Convention will transact the forego-
ing and such other business as may proper
ly come before it.
1t is recommended that the First,
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh Judicial Districts select delegates,
at the same time of selecting delegates to
this convention, to nominate candidates for
District Judges and District Attorneys.
JOHN l.. ROUTT. Chairman.
GEORGE II. CLARKE, Secretary.
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REPUBLICAN, CALL.
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
Ia ~

PRECINCT No. l COMMITTEE, q
Canon CITY, COLO, AUGUST lS. 1882.
Republicans of Precinct No. l. upper
and lower districtsl Canon City, win meet
ut BLAKE'S HALL ON SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER ID. 1882. Mt Z O'Clock D. IN.
TO elect twelve delegates 10 attend the corn-
ty convention that meets on the ninth day
of September. Also to elect three or more
TO serve MS n precinct committee for this
year. and To transact any other business
that may properly come before said meet.
ing. 1t is hoped every republican will be
present.
Republican Precinct Committee,
Ii. Il. BLAKE, Chairman.
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Hon. James z, Maxwell.


well and also the following bio.
graphy which we give in full.
Hon. James =. Maxwell was born
in Wisconsin, graduated with honors
in 1859 from Lawrence University al
Appleton in that State, and immedia-
tcly started west. He located in
Central mining district, and the year
he became ofage was elected by the
district organization as Sheriff of
what was then known as Lump Guich.
This camp at that time fairly sw arm
ed with men, and every thing was in
a state of chaos; yet the almost beard
less youth was master of the situa-
ton.
Later he was elected almost unani.
mously as the first Mayor of Boulder,
and in the years of 1873 aud 1875 re.
spectively he was elected 10 the lower
house of the State Legislature and in
1876, to the Senate for four years
The last two years he presided us
esteem of all by his uniform courtsey
prompt decision and thorough know
ledge of parliamentary law.
h the aas5f N6 aMsM5sl #as rSgerafff aff5
then Democratic incumbent of til,
Trcasurcr's Office i'll his county. Tho
nomination was almost forced upon
hm and won the day. Suffice it tc
say that his record is without flaw
and the county finances were
left by him in better shape perhaps
than ever before. He presided at til,
Republican State convention of 1875
and was then rendered the position
ofSurycyorGeneral Of Colorado. This
place he modestly declined, as lie did
also the oft-repeated and urgent re-
quests of his county and of some OF
the most prominent inen. of the State
to allow his name to go before the
convention for Congress. His modest
retiring disposition precludes the
possibility of his being an office.
seeker, and all the honors he received
came through the efforts of his friends
MIR. Maxwell is an untiring worker
One never finds him idle, and this i.
the secret of his success. He is, more
over, thorough and systematic il
whatever he does. Never does he per.
init mistakes to creep into his work
He makes decisions promptly and
executes as rapidly. Few are SO
generous as he. Seldom, if ever, /.
his Judgement AT fault, and this i,
why his opinions are 50 eagerly sought
and SO confidently relied upon. II,
has no enemies. On the contrary
every man who knows him is q warn
friend. He has many ardent admi
rers in his own county who think
there isno man like Jim Maxwell lie
is man of rigid honesty, of scholar
ly attainmcnis, of wide experience,
of ample fortune, which he has &C.
quircd by the hardest Knocks. a fine
public speaker, man of the true
Western character aud pre-cnincntIy
man of the people. He is now
prominently mentioned throughout
the State as candidate for Cover.
nor, and to say that he would be an
honor to the place is no more than he
deserves at our hands, and the Inter.
Ocean can justly recommend his name
to the convention. He would, we
believe. be satisfactory to every Re.
publican in Colorado.
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The Democrats of Chaffee county
are at loss to know what to do for
candidates. On election day they
will be at loss 10 know what to do
for yotes.-[M Salitla.
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Foreign.

A barrel of powder exploded in =
shop near a Jewish school house in
Russia, killing all of the pupils,
Jews.
The ruinans rents in Ireland arc
gradually being reduced and little
more consideration is being shown
that oppressed nation OF late.
An ever increasing sympathy is
felt in foreign countries for Arab
Pasha and his cause which lie declares
is his intention to defend to the death.
The Sultan of Turkey says the ap-
rearance of the English fleets at
Alexandria precipiIated the destruc-
tion of the latter which might have
been avoided had not the English
acted rasllty and tyranically.
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A copy of the "check," Chicago
paper just out, has been received at
this Office and is just such . saucy
publicutioIl as its name would imply.
1t misquotcs the following. To blush
is human; ITO have check is livine."
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Call fsr the Republican state Com
vcnlIOn.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE !
RcPUBLIcAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
DESvER, July 81, 1889
In pursuance OF the action of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee, cOnecn-
tion of the Republican party of Colorado is
hereby called to meet ut Denver on TUES
DAY. September IA, 1882, at 10 O'Clock y.
M, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the various offices IT, be flied by
election on Tuesday, November 1th, 1882,
as follows:
One Representative in the Forty-eighth
Congress.
One Judge of the Supreme Court.
One Governor.
One Lieutenant-Gov
One State Treasurer
One Auditor of State.
One Attorney-General.
One Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Two Regents of the State University.
The several counties of the State will be
entitled to representation, as fixed by the
committee. as follows:
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"Worth makes the man, the want
Of 1t the fellow" but that millinery
chap, Worth. over in Psris, makes
the woman. and she does tie wanting
Of the fellow. [chteago Check
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whats the man yelling a,?" askod
q farmer Of his boy. "Why,"c "cl,scki-
cd the boy, ''hs's yelling 1t the TOP
Of his voiee. ."-(ElmIra Telegram.
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LOCAL HITS.

tramp as he secks rcpose In pros
pect tunnel.
Rock OF ages cleft for mo
Let me hide mysclfin thee"
Tho man that claimed that he was
very fastidious was found to be more
tedious than fast.
Cetcwayo, tho cx-king Of the Zu-
Ius, bcgs hsrd 10 be reinstated, he
says. II am afraid IL am NO { used
soon may spoiI, ~ have been 6et-
away-o 20 long"
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The committee. by resolution, further rec
commended to these conventions that only
regularly appointed delegates bringing prop
er credentials orduly appointed proxies resid-
ing in the precinct to be represented. be ad-
mitted to seats; also that at The precinct pri-
mary meetings names of three active mem
bcrs of the party be selected to present to the
convention September 8, rs members of the
County Republican Committee for ensuing
year. and that said convention elect chair
man OF the ounty Committee and member
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order OF Republican co. Committee
B. +. .ROCKAFELLOW. Chairman
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2 EsIDENcE-A two story
~ large brick residence with
lots for sale cheap. Has water
in cellar and first aud second
front and back. Fruit trees,
berry. ETC., IN abundance. Good
and out houses. Apply TO X
printing Office.
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"This is the cru of good feeling"
said the young fellow as he passed
his arm around his best girI.-[Salsm
Sunbeam.
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nELL RANcn-Tho Deli
- fur Rnle. II Ia M ,,,t.

IUr tuIc. IL II 81 IntIe1
Cnh0n City aud q miles frou1
Park on Ciirrant Greek. OI
OIL the creek is under fence q
acres Of pasture under brusiSl
Three good springs on the ran|
twenty acres of good potato
nndcr cultivation, Ilewed lo1
Of seven rooms. Log stables. 1
ted on a good cattle range. a
or ouc-tliIrd or the amount /
tskom In horsca or cnttle aud d
nDce In cash. THE Kcster nd
is located ~ tho house. Appl{
T. Blnkc, RECORD printing oiii{
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A popular Western circus man ar
ranges his animals SO that the boy 8
can go out between the yaks.-lMara-
thon Independent.
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Two million of dollars will be re-
allied from Colorado's wool product
this year.-(Ex
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DIANo-A email sise ~
= Oue.third Dcfavo Mat
plano. PrIoty o200. WORT
that amount.
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MsuUHn.LANEssUs.

A SsAY. ourFIT.-Onc
"a Troesnncr's balance Cd
one pair ORE scalrs. Scorifyrr,
etc., ETC., ell nearly new. oi(
Coat over o1S0. Apply 10
Blake.
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HoUSE-A double brick rcsiden, d
- three rooms ON each side, waite
and sinks in Kitchens. Rents for $s
per month. &2.soo. 90
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HOuSE Aud two lots, three}
- rooms, Frame plastere,i. water.
stable. thirty fruit trccs. Three block )
from Mcclure house, ST 200. PSF
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IHOUSE-And lot on corner OF
-AFourth street. House frame, three
rooms, $l00. r-9l
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1T .AND.-seo acres of land wilhi
- one nile oil Canon City, for &
per acrc. a coal shaft 81 feet de(
on the premises. Il
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HoUSE-And LOT ON corner OF 5tl,.
- street. House is frame, six rooms
piastered, 81, ,0oD. r.9os
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HOUSE-fiousc and lot on Is street
- in good ncigliborlood. Hae
four rooms and cellar. AZ
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HoUSES.-Fo lots, ono fol
- room house, and one two rod
house water IN house. for sale ncN
the depot, $500. Apply TO II. 4
Blake. gea|
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Blake's Real Estate Agency.
FOR SALE.

lot only one block
- from Mcclure house. lIouss is
frame. plastcred. four rooms, q 600.
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HOCSE-A six room. one stor
- adobe house with cellar. sumnl
kitchen, pantry aud full lot for sad
Barn. corral. chicken house, etc. wi
Ter pipes in The house. Apply to {
t. Blake RECORD Office. 463
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|HOTEL--onc of the largest bril-
- hotels in Canon City will bs so
nj bargain. Apply to this Office.
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.
Skating was good last week.
Kr;ss Kingle will soon no hare

Skating was good last week.
Kriss Kingle will soon be here.
Lib Jones was on another racket on
Saturday evening last.
The Centre Hill Lyceum has been re-
organized for the winter.
Water was let out of the Delaware
Division canal yesterday Tuesday.
For boots and shoes, cheap. try G. ].
Fisher g. Co.
"A Lyceum was organized at Centre
Bridge on Tuesday evening of last week.
Wanted, new lamp post, in front of
Stephen Ely's shop, to take the place of
the one recently broken.
Best remedy for whooping cough
Seneka Balsam.
The Germania Orchestra played at
the residence of r. B. Schermerhorn, on
Wednesday evening last.
The Germauia Orchestra of this place
will furnish music at the fair and festival
at Stockton, to be given by the NJ. E.
Church of that place, on Dec. ED, esd
and e5th. k
Robert Earle Cole had Elizabeth Hol-
bert (alias Lib .Iones,) arrested on Mon
day last, for public abuse and riotous con-
duct. She was given a hearing on Mou-
day evening before Squire Eastburn asd
fined two dollars and cost, amounting in
all to tour dollars.
"A birthday surprise party was given
Miss Amanda Schermerhorn at her resi-
dence on Mechanic street, on Thursday
evening Of last week. Quite number of
her friends were present and good time
had by all. Miss 8. was the recipient of
q number of presents.
MIR. Daniel OblInger, who left this
place sometime ago to work in Philadsl-
phia, has returned aud is now employed
by the Union Mills Paper Manufacturing
Company Since leaving New Hope Dan
has taken to himself a wife and he in
tends going to housekeeping this week, in
one of the Hip Roof houses. We wish
him and his young wife success. We al
most forgot to mention that Clinton OBJ
linger who left here shortly after Dan, to
work in Philadelphia, has also returned
and that he has also taken to himself
wife during his sojourn in the city. He
and his better half have the best wishes
of his many friends.
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Surprise Visit.
A few evenings back, some Of the sis
ters of charity took it into their heads to
do Aunt Mary Philips kindness and cir
culated the word around Brookville and
Stockton to call on Saturday evening and
have a social chat aud bring sach things
as would be beneficial to both the inner
and outer man. The invited turned out
to the number of about so aud had nice
time, all of them leaving some token of
kindness when they went away. Aunt
Mary was completely taken by surprise
and when the party was over she found
meat, butter, -four, sugar, molesses, n bag
of potatoes, cabbage, tea, coffee, &C., to-
gether with some glassware and many
other articles we do not think of at pre-
sent. In the height of the affair her only
son arrived from Philadelphia bringing
her nice shawl, new purse aud money,
she having had her pocket picked few
weeks ago at the Bi-Centennial celebra-
81
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Rev. III. ID. Sassaman was ordained and
installed pastor of the Presbyterian church
of Mount Pleasant, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. esd. There was large congrega-
tion present. The church was quite ella
borately decorated, and presented a cheer
full appearance. The moderator of the
Presbytery of New Brunswick presided.
Dr. S. NJ. Hamill preached an excellent
sermon from II Timothy ~ 2 I: "Preach
the word.'' The ordaining prayer was
offered by Rev. 1. NJ. Patterson and the
candidate was ordained to the full work
Of the gospel ministry by the laying on of
hands of the Presby terry. The charge to
the pastor was given by Rev. J. d. RAN
dolph and to the people by Rev. G. S.
Conkling. The benediction was pro-
nounced by the newly installed pastor, af-
ter which the congregation gave their
young pastor very hearty welcome.-
Frenchtocn Star.
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BRO. Daniel +. Beatty, the great or
gan blower, is going back ON the printers
little. He sends us private circular
on which he offers us an organ at special
reduction of $50 In order to introduce bis
instruments sin place of advertising
Now Daniel, you oughtn't to send print
ers such circulars. you want to sell us
an organ you will have to take our note at
900 years. It Is decidedly verdant to ask
printers to send you check for $75.
Newspapers are generally organs, and
the publishers get SO poor playing on
them that they don't feel like scattering
$75 checks around for anything In the
organ line.
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Bill of Lambertville Water Co., water
supply from Sept. l to Dec. 1, 1882,
amount, $127.00, was presented.
On motion of Mr.. Mellick, referred to
Fire Department Committee, to consult
City Solicitor as to whether they have the
right to pay the bill after The appropria-
tion is exhausted.
Mr.. Melick presented an ordinance to
provide for the licensing and regulating
Of wholesale liquor dealers in the City o f
Lambertville.
On motion of Mr.. Mellick, taken up OH
first reading and referred to Law and
Ordinance Committee.
Mr.. Wilmot offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted :
Resolced, That the City Treasurer be
directed to pay $1,000 of School Bonds
coming due Jan. l, 1888.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilmot, the Clerk
was instructed to notify the Mayor to in
struct the police not to allow trsnps in
city Jail more than one night.
The Committee on City Property were
authorized to rent council room for one
year or longer time, as they deemed
best for the interests of the city.
Adjourned.
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walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

1t is entirely different from all others
1t is as clear as water, aad, as its name
indicates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair
Restorer. 1t will Immediately free the
head from all dandruff, restore gray hair
to its natural color, and produce new
growth where it has fallen off. II does
not in any manner affect the health,
which Sulphur, Sugar Of Lead, and Nj
trate of Silver preparations have dore. 1t
will change light or faded hair in few
days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask
your druggist for it. Each bottle is war
ranted. SMITH, KLINE & Co., Wholesale
Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL &
RucKEL, New York.
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-Frv,s Cocoa Extract (In uacke,s

--Fry's Cocoa Extract lin packets and
tins). Pure cocoa only, with the super
Auous oil extracted. We guarantee the
absolute genuineness of this pure and de.
licious cocoa, which consists of choice
cocoa only, from which the supelAuous
oil has been extracted. It Is easily sol
uble Ia boiling water, and is strongly
recommended to all who appreciate the
full favor and fine aroma Of cocoa. For
sale by q. J. Fisher & Co.
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Damming the Delaware.

Damming the Delaware.
At a meeting of the Trenton Board of
Trade, last Thursday evening, the subject
of the damming of the Delaware, which
is now being agitated across the river,
was briefly discussed. Mr.. Yates said
there seemed to be better prospect this
winter than ever before that the Penn
sylvania Legislature would consider the
project favorably. Trenton is interested
in the matter and is glad to see Bucks
county waking up to advantages to be
gained by damming the Delaware. Mr.
Owens said that the Jersey Legislature
had done its share and there seemed little
for us on this side of the river to do but
wait for favorable action .bg the Pennsyl-
vania authorities. Mr.. Rider suggested
that the Secretary correspond with David
Taylor, one Of the friends Of the move
ment in Bucks county, expressing the
hearty cooperation of the Board of Trade
of Trenton and proffering assistance if it
be 10 their power TO render any.
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Prices are Extremely Low.

Our goods have been well bought and of them cannot
be replaced prices Costs however have nothing
to do with selling prices Prices are made in Oak
Hall solely with reference the of reproducing the
goods If make it is well, if lose it is bad but
make or lose, the buyer has the least possible price,
The stock contains made and making over 10000 OVER
100 lines Of suits for large and small boys The value Of
this stock was, thirty days since over
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Thanksgiving
Christmas.

Twenty business days intervene between these two HOLIDAYS
and propose make Them if possible the greatest days
of all the year for Oak Hall sales. We are thoroughly
prepared with Overcoats and Suits for Men of all sizes and
Boys of all ages All that remains is for the people that
trade in Philadelphia to believe what say and come for