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aEnERAE KoRnzom mEwa
LoxDon, Jan. 10. Iaea.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1ee2.
The Prussian budget provides
"a 500 for the expenses Of a legation
ct the Vatican. #A is
Mr.. Beanmieux, q cashier In the
French Treasury, has committed
suicide owing the his specnlatons
on the Bourso.
A despatch from Alexandra 10
the Standard says that robbers have
murdered the Greek Counsel at
Manfalout In Upper Egypt
The DagblGd, Of the Hague, con~
tradicts tlse report that the relafi0ns
between Gersnany and the Neither.
lands haveA become less cordial. :
Ayoob Khan, accompanied by 500
men, was forced to leave Kahn for
Meshed on the 10th Of Decemher.
Ayoob wishes TO ioin the Russians
at Askabad. FS4fF
Dispatches have been received
from caprera stating that General
Garbaldi will pr oceed to Naples ~
soon as his health permits. The
announcement creates great lenthu- ;
ff3NaKsn 45NEE4 F ~
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Father Reilly Improving.

Bishop Becker called upon Father
Reilly, this morning, and found the
Reverend gentleman still improving
from the effects of the brutal assault
made upon him by craxy man Mon
day afternoon. His face, however, re.
mains considerably & oIlen.
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II EeIsTRR,s ORDER.
RKaIaTRR,a OrFrnR.

New Castle Co.. December ID, 1881.
upon the application OF Joseph N, Haf-
ia.e A1inl 20 slrator OF b anson Harman,
late oi y ilmington HID, ID said Couhty,
ae"enseu, IL Is ordered and directed by
we register that the Administrator ,afoTe.
"a ssln glVe notice of the granting OF letters
licensed, with the date of granting there
d ~ causing advertisements 10 be pOstea
Mt.nln iorty days from the date Oh such
Tue county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
A.s 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
pft vlded. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period In the
mniiLaiN9roN ~ GAZETTE, newspaper pub
Ihneu In Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks, .. O. d.
Given under the hand and seal
4. .; Q! once OF the Register Aforesaid
- at Wilmington, In New Castle
Sonnty Aforesaid, the day and year above
"'ltten' &. G. BIG06. Register.
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A LARGE PURcHAsE.-Col. Walter
y. Gordon, a brother OF Gen. John B..
Gordon, OF Georgia, has purchas ed the
otansbury cotton factory, located at
Carrollton, Miss, 10 the heart of the
cotton belt, and which originally cosl
S2lO,OU0. Col. Gordon will reft The
Eiils with the most improved machin-
Dry and run the factory to Its fun ca.
Dacltv.
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I.ocomesive works for st. Louis.


A meeting, attended BY eighty eight
capitalists OF st. Louis, was Leld OH
Friday evening" 10 consider the estaD-
lishment OF locomotive works 10 that
cisy. A COMMITTEES was appointed To-
solicit Subscriptions, Mr.. j.. w. Para.
more Offering 10 take $4,000 OF the
stock OF the proposed Company ON the
spo'. The project has been suggested
by lhe Increased convenience which
such works would sRord 10 railroad en-
terprises Ia St. Louis, and BY the cost Of
obtaining rolling stock from the East.
IL was stated At the meeting that the
cost of hauling al engine from the
works In the East 10 St. Louis IS $3.50,
with $50 extra for delivering 1t across
the bridge In St. Louis. In addition the
expenses Of the person attending the
engine has 70 be paid, which briBRs the
cost OF transportation np to about $500.
IL Is estimated that with a capital Of
$3.50, 900 works can b. established which
Wiil turn out eight engines a month.
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Partnership Dissolved.

The co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting between Louis II. Coke and
Alvan Allen, the well known brick
makers, was dissolved to-day. The
business will be continued by Alvan
Allen, 10 whom all debts are pay4 BILE,
and who will pay all debts contracted
by the late trm.
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ON Exh1bltson.

The handsome miniature fnll.rigeed
ocean steamship to be presented TO Ihe
T liendship S. F. Z. Company, of
Harrisbul &, Pa, by the Friendship
Company, of this city, is now on ex-
.hibitlon in the window of Adams &
Bro hers store.
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Royal Arch MaaOna.

The Grand Chapter of Delaware.
Royal Arch Masons, ia in session In
tho Chapter room at the Masonic
Temple, this afternoon. There is a
full attendance of officers and mem
bers.
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!. I,.dian pepartnlentn mnahlnat.. . .

indada 0epdrfoteht." Washington, D. @.
am anxious 10 introduces DIR. RUll,s
cough syrup among my indians, having
USED IL INV seil Ior seVsiBl monthF and
mink ~ one Of the finest remedies 4 ever
mat ever relieved me of a p,a racie.,
cough brought on by exDosure win lie on
the eioux Commission lst year.
n. q. BOONE,
Ag'' Tor Poncas and u. 4. Comm issioner
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One ofthe ablsst professors At Yale
College became nearly insane from want
Of sleep. He says: "What saved me
from horrible fate, was Dt. Benson's
Celery and ChAmomile Pills. They
cured my neuralgia and gained twenty
three ponnda In four w6sks.r
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THIRD EDITfON
Emaaaaaaama asr Ya-NnV

Fos she Middle AtIA1tsa ssssss.
Light rain or ssow, followed bg pazlly
cloudy weathsr, variable Winds shiftsng
70 northwest aud santhwess, stasionars
or slight rase In temperature.
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Chalt ana Rolfxia.

A AValpariSo despatch announces the
conclusion Of treaty Of peace between
Bolivis and Chill. The conditions are
reported 10 be that Bolivia shall surren-
der her territory along the coast and
break OF relations with Peru.
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marked Ronent."
SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb. 21 Is

a. H. WARMER & Co.,. Strs-l
baVe taken your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure for kidney aud liver diseases with
marked beneht, j. b, JoYcR.
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MlQlluldkisu
NeuralgAa. spratns.
Pain in the Rack and side

Neuralgia. sprains.
Pain in the Rack and side
TheEs is noshing more painful than thesq
dissasess bus the pain can bs removed and
the disease cured ~ uss Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This Femedy is not = cheap fenKins
nwny eFpm Ore o. heat 20 avoid danger
OF explosion nor Is a. an unfFied expersI
menf that may DO more hArm than good
Pain Killer has been IN constant use
Tor forty years. and the universal Testimony
nom ali parts Of the world Is, it never
tails. ltnOt only effects a permanent cure.
but ft relieves pain almost instAntaneoRslyl
Being . purely vegetable remedy, II Is saSa
In the hands of tho most Inexperienced
The record Of cares By the use OF PAra
KrLLm would mi volumes The following
extracts from lesters received show what
those who have fE1ed it think;
Rdgar Cady. 0watonna, NEinn-. says:
About xasr ssnes my wife becaL1e suhiect
rsspsx va % TIE RAx KILLEs. which spssdily
CnaTlss fovsll writes frOm the, aorz'
Ihsd dbssa adiieasd thrss ys~rs vic a~urslriA
and xin.eut sEaElnNof tlie sfsElach 4 Ee a pftdrs
- MezsuknefeF EWalsitRi gave ur D1y cass IA
assFssE sEasd yoqr PAIs kI1.E-Als. sll.s 4 s1te
stssngsa. saA am nos sbls . foaOs 40 usIla.
a.H walworth, gaeo. Ne. writes:
IGxpexsaleed ltanae1ia.e ri - fFtTn rain b
- ne slde y IN nsa * your Pans KITIkM
y. York says:
Ih@ss sas1 y0ur Pans K1K.x.Kn fcwYheuuuAtan.
- and have rNce&yed grom1 besesak
Barton EeamaN eays:
Eays uAsd PeFx KnLxR fry ualYsy years
end hAyf 1u1nq 1 ~ssE faaaag rsxsedy toE
- FheSlnszxiszn snd iAnlQnaAk
Mr. Rurdft& writes:
@easy latks oRfte rnitef IN caAas nf Yheufnaf m
Phil. GilheTf, Eomerset pa wrftes:
Efct1 sctnal USE. know yuur Pans KIILEn
b tbs hept znathcine can ga
All druggtsfa Eeep Pans KnIxa- It's prize
Is so low tina &c Is within the reach Of an,
and II VIII save many times itscost In doctors
btIls 25e., soc. and sI.Oo a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS a son, Proprietor,
Providence. a. 4.
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A second Attempt.

The second election 10 all the va
cancy in the New Castle Trustees Of
the CommJns caused by the dealh OF
DIR. A. V. slies came of yesteiday
with the fOlIowiuR resuIt
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NOTICE.

Al persons having claims against The
estate OF the deceased must present tbs
same duiy attested to the AdminiskretoT,
IN or before Dec. I'd, lass, or abide
the act OF Assembly IN suon case uaads
aud provided.
JOSEPH N. HARMAN,
Administrator,
i9sa-sweodi
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Delaware State e6s....s.......-..l 100 lo
Relawars X. X. lat mortgage, .lOs is
Delaware EkaiIroad Extension. .lW lOs
p W. a B. X. II. lat mortgage. .I2S lB
VII. City Railway lst mortgRgel02 l03
vii. City Railway Extension :. 100 lOg
Masonic Hall Co LIST mortSage.I09 lul
Delaware City A5ke ............ iufJ< MS
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Petersburg, Ksrt De-, d
Jan. I7th, 1852
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-21
]. p, Flick buys live turkies and chickens.

REMEMBER, That we put on sale today lOO Ia
dies black union beaver cloaks and dolmans a
prices ranging from sl.50 to s. 90. Persons de.
string such garments will find the prices ex
tremely low. We have just received fresh stock
OF higher priced garments in this line, which
will DO sold at pricos corrooPona'nsiy 1~s".
Remember our chllds, misses ladies' and gen
tlemen's underwear.
Remember our iiannels and blankets.
Remember our hosiery and gloves.
Remember our notions Qor we are very notion
all Our ladies' hood the CelestlaD is beauty
1t is said that the design was obtained through @
medium from spirit land
Remember that our stock embraces fully ant
affectonately dry goods of every description, ant
that prices are always satisfactory to purchasers
A. LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-21

The closing sale of winter goods at Scott Bros.
& Co. % before moving into their NEW STORE is
still continued and 80 far has been grand sue.
cess. Buyers are coming from long distance
to take advantage Of the bargains. Elegant ne'c
clodkS direct from manufacturer who has over
stocked, at from 25 to so per cent less than form
er prices. Special bargains to be had In all kinds
Of hosiery and underwear, blankets, shawls and
hannels Unexceptioual bargains In dress goods.
Mr.. J. F. Scott is now in Ne,o York, picking up
some choice goods for the new store The stock
of new shoes, spoken OF last week, is being
made to order for our shoe department. Every
pdir ,ciR De warranted An early call is respect
fully solicited. SCoTT Bros x Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-21

Robert Wardlough (or WareloG, as he is named
in the Indictment is in his proper abode-the
Jail. He has been living in La Sale, and a
boardcr of Thomas Madison in that city. He
took his rations regularly, and ia that respect
was an excellent boarder. Yet he wasn't good
boarder, for having nothing to pay with he paid
nothing. Yet rather than turn him out on the
street Mr.. Madison gave him home expecting
no pay; and further gave him money now and
then TO keep him In tobacco-treated the fellow
much too we'll in fact. A few days age Ward
Tough asked Mr. NJ. fora pipe of tobacco and was
told to help himself from pouch behind the
counter. lie helped himself to the tobacco and
also to wallet containing $3.50. Then he changed
his boarding honse, coming to Ottawa. On Wed.
nesday Mr.. Madison and companions came here
to look for him, but falling to find him were on
their way to the c., B. & Q. depot to go to strea.
tor, when passing saloon out came Wardough
right upon them. He was a changed man-with
reasonably clean person rugged out in fine, new
stylish suit of clothes, hat, boots and trimmings
to match. 1t was good many" to meet FALL Of
a heap" but Madison colared him. and now Bob
waits his turn for an interview by the Circuit
Court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-21

Mr.. Andrew Lynch, of this city, has lately Sc
cured tn copyright Of Combined Account and
Ledger Index, which must prove godsend to
merchants and business men for all time TO come.
The known character of Mr.. Lynch as an expert
enced and practical business man is a sufficient
assurance to all who know him that the work is
meritorious. To give our readers an idea of the
character Of the Combined Index, we copy the
introduction which we find on the first page:
Necessity is said to be the parent OF invention.
However this may be in other cases, it is posi-,
lively true of the Combined Index. 1t was the
ncessant labor Of turning over ledger pages for
thirty years to keep familiar with credit accounts
that forced upon the author the necessity OF a
system by which the object could be accomplish.
ed with less labor.
A man labOrs not for the love Of it, but for the
necessity for it, the more arduoas the labor the
more likely is he to neglect the object requiring
| it. To this cause is due the merchants want of
proper familiarity with the condition of his credit
accounts. The Combined Index absolutely re-
moves the labor objection, the merchant can
pick it up without effort containing as it does
but few pages and in few moments glance
over his accounts and note those that need at.
tenuion.
Besides the reasons stated which make the ser.
vice Of the Combined Index invaluable to mer-
chants doing credit business, il will educate
them to observe system, which is so necessary in
conducting any business successfully.
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

The double COURT Judges Goodspeed and
Stpp, has been WORKING euergetically all week
crowding business forward. The result has been
that many cases have been wiped off the docket,
as will be seen below. This kind of court Is
going to keep going for the next six weeks,
when the docket ought to be left in greatly i'm.
proved condition The cases disposed Of are:
THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Thursday morn
ing last, returning % indictments. Among
them We tnd the following:
Michael Boyd, jr.. assault with intentto commit
murder upon one Warren Barnett.
Same; stealing box Of cigars to value Of SO CO.
Geo Gay, assault on Nicholas Haer with intent
to rob.
Hesry Bruening, Dutch Henry" assault on
Minnie Winterling with intent to commit rape.
Robt. WaveluH, larceny.
John Hoffman, demonstrating Of Mary FAIR.
John W. Barry, burglary and larceny at Eli
Copes.
Paul G. Lowell, stealing buggy harness of Mrs
Franklin Corwin
Michael Vole and Paul c. Lowell, stealing -four
deer skins, ,Sc, of j d. Cation.
Michael Vole, stealing skins, &C., from j. d.
Cation.
In addition there are two indictments for as
sault; two for larceny; one for embezzlement
one for disturbing the peace; one for keeping a
nuisance; five for selling liquor without a Ii.
cense three for selling liquor to minors; fnul
for selling liquor on Sunday. The parties in
dicted are still at large, but will be notified a,
once by the sheriff--by postal.
The usual complimentary resolutions were
adopted, and the management OF the jail com
mended
Dismissal 20 cases
Judqn,ents Edward T. Murphy V. John vii
liams, for costs; Michael Prendergast " John
Barton and Geo. r. Bedford, 81, $50. 81 and costs
rheo. Kearney ct al " Chas. A. Scherzer, $47S.
50 and costs; Chester B. Clark V. Joseph Clark,
| SO 81 and costs; Mary Purcell " Thos. Colgnn,
$40 and costs; Westinghouse Il Co, V. j. G.
Dawling $500. &C and costs; Sherman Leland
admr., V. Xenas G. Dickinson, 1916 2S and costs
Abram Van Buren, V. JAS. A. Locke, g. AL 10 and
costs; Eliza Simpson v. Thomas English S.7}a;
+. r. Murphy and John Williams, 90; A. '
Whitney v. f. w. whitney and Edelbert Feucb
| So IS; Geo. DeLOng v. Peter Donlevy, $44; John
Strouch V. John Grabow, $270; PhilO Castle,
exfr, V. CRUDE and NJ. Scheisenger, So, 44264.
| Thomas j. Tuntland vs. Halver II. Larson re-
plevin; verdict finding property to be ptf's.
Minnie Kiss V. Henry Stude, was case of
SANDER 1t being alleged deft. called plf. lin
GERMANY strumpet and perjurer. The jury
found for plF. damages assessed at 81 90.
Daniel &. Jardne v. Village of Streator, judg
$3.50 This was o sidewalk case, plG. having in
jured leg in a hole
| In Miranda NJ Raymond v. Enoch II. Ray.
mOnd, divorce, pltf. was given almony. Plff ap.
plies for divorce on grounds OF adultery OF deft.
Plf' condition does not seem from her affidavit
to have been "a very happy one" even tefore the
criminal intimacy of her husband and peice was
discovered rs she alleges, for supplies for her
self were few and unsatisfactory.
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OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81. 1882
Enbroideries.

We open to-day, direct from theimporters, the
mSst complete stock Of embroideries ever shown
in Ottawa. All new designs and included among
them are the new Russian needle work, the fin.
est embroidery yet produced.
They are cheaper than ever. We invite the la.
dies to call aud see them.
Shall open early next week the new style
coloret Swiss with embroidery to match, for suits
Also fne line OF new white goods.
Remember We have the stock and prices and
are in the dry goods and carpet trade exclusively
and will make it pay you to trade with u.s. Call
and see us some time and find out for yourself
If We are telling the truth or blowing.
We have received this week one entire car
load Of new carpets, and they are only the first
I'M tallment. w. II. HULL.
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An UneQuaIled Stock.

Our new stock Of books is now open. The
stock is so complete and extensive there is no
question it is the only first class book stock in III.
city.
Our stock was not bought for the purpose of
flooding the country with old editions at dPpdr-
ertly low prices.
We are selling ne,o books, in new editions, in
new and strong bindings, this seasons pu5lica-
tons, for the same and less money at which 9TH
ers are offering last years. stock.
We will show you a line of the Poets, Standard
Works, the most valuable, elegant and complete
line Of Juveniles ever opened in Ottawa. This
is fat and not brag.
Don't buy books until you have seen our stock !:
or you will regret your purchase.
OsNAN IL HAPKMAN.
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No Complaint.

There is at present a general depression
amongst portion Of our business merchants
about trade being very dun. or course, we do
not pretend to say that it is brisk now as dur.
ing the busy season; but trade with us is so far
above what We anticipated that we consider 1t
good. The reason of It does not remain for us
to say, but it is generally understood amongst
the trading community that when we say great
reduction IN all departments we mean business,
and no one will get disappointed in our prices
This is to be continued for the next twenty days
at least. Our fall and winter goods MUST 90
now as in the past. Call and see for yourselves.
Respectfully, FORBES Il FLICK.
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g.
CUcHh Court and Cierk.-Sorth end Of Court St down
stairs a. ....,-.
Iredsuer-opera House Block
Coroner over NJ. sucie's store.
The following were this week granted licenes
TO marry:
Silas Crawford and Katie Courtney
Ole Bastien and Minnie Miller.
George Baranowski aud Julia Maszlouka.
Marshall A. Mason and Mary Pyles.
Nels Olsen and Ann y. EDgeson.
Patk Daily and Mary Westgate.
Mlchn Brennan and Margaret J. Elliott
John Patti and Mary Krpper.
Ignaci Nagely and Anastazia Oder.
Jacob copeland and Josephine Tuntlsnd.
Peter McCnllo and Mary j. Hallgan.
James NJ Miles and Lizzie A. Pyles.
Chas l.. Dixon and Dora Clark.
Alison L. SignOr and Sarah Brooks.
John JagrdcInski and Amila WachvwIak.
Robert Cannon and Sarah Hotchkiss.
Dewitt c. York and Sadie Cannon.
John A. Ferriter and Ellen O'Neil.
James II. Davern and Kate Fitzgerald.
Henry II. Klincfelter and Mary NJ Cooper.
John Malfeld and Lizzie Appel.
Franz Ba Ike and Anna Kroa.
John ?. Douglass and Sarah Caselmsn.
Anton Yagodzinski and Francis Borowiak
John j. Haley and Agnes Conway.
REAL ESTATE.
During the week real estate instruments num-
bered from % 0S2 to %, lss were filed for record.
The money involved in these transactions was:
Sales Observation-Disclosures. sol CD 20
Loans .....-.......-..,. S1,UJO. w
l. There we're few large sales OF city real estate,
end still fewer loans on that kind Of security.
The transactions footed up
Sales Observation-Disclosures. sl2 6e9 SO
l4Oanr .. . l,SbJDb
The sales were divided among county towns as
follows: La Sale, 10, s., 53j; streator g. 81, $50,
Leland, 800; Rutland, 800; Dana, $40; Sene-
ca, ., $3.50; Marselles, 5000; Mendoza, o q, 2JO;
Ottawa, g. $3,O3i.93
Among the transfers were the following:
Nh lots - and "A, blk ., La sale, $40
Lot d, blk / Streator, $500.
Nwq neg 29. 81, 4, Eagle, E.. 400.
81 80 in eh IL, 30, 4, Serena, 81, 500.
Lot 5, blk IA, Green's adm, Ottawa, $3.50.
E43ft lot H. blk III, La Sale. 81, $685..
Und5Z lot {, blk 81, Vests addition, Mendoza,
sl,GOO.
Newark Savings Inst. 20 L. Perkins, lot !, blk
37, States adm; lots /, >, 3, I, blk S. same and
seq seq IS, %, 3, Dayton, s2,ili93
Cots 8, 6. :, blk 3, La sale, $500.
VII seq 80, B. 4, Fall River, $500.
WI nwq g. IS, 4, Serena, 20O0.
Swq -, %, =, Groveland, 81. 400.
Eli seq Is. 80, !, Mendoza, 5000.
swq ~, y, ;, Brookdeld, $3.50.
JAZZ, ETC.
The prisoners Of the Jail and the inmates Of the
county asylum were yaccinated on Wednesday.
Nike Askins and Nike Kelly were landed in
jail on Wednesday on a charge Of stealing whis-
key in streator-
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Attractive Prices.

The great sale at II. j. GILLEN's, at the re-
duced prices heretofore mentioned, continues to
be the center of interest, and the results Of the
sale have been satisfactory both to the house and
the public. Great bargains have been secured
by all who have traded there, and still scasona-
BILE, desirable goods are offered at equally at
tractive prices. This is the great opportunity
to buy dry goods, boots and shoes, and all winter
goods, as we'll as groceries, for the reductions
are material-much more than nominal, as IRE.
auctions" sometimes are--while the stock is one
TO call.