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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-09-22

creek s or
Mordof Geo, ranch on Battle
creek 8 62
Miller Andrew, ranch Oh Chey-
enne river % II
Mullen J 5, ranch on French
creek 80 81
Nelson 4 Carr, ranch 32 -
Nelson Edwards, ranch on Bat
tie creek Is ~
Pennington w NJ, ranch on
Lame Johnny creek % As
Penobscot mill, seven miles
west of Custer Sol So
Pushor David, ranch ON Suuaw
creek II 10
Plate William, rancli on Battle
creek 6 80
Palmer j II, ranch on Little
Squaw creek, bal 10 SO
Samson August, ranch near Four
Mile IS GO
Shafer John F, ranch on French
creek "A ~
Shari w +, ranch on Squaw
creek 80 Is
Sprague j ID, ranch on S1naw
creek 81 o.
Shoemaker Nick, ranch on Bo-
bier creek II 81
Smith w NJ, ranch on Battle
creek : 96
smith A lnyap.lar r.ncb ~ Trn
creek 20 II
Smith George w, ranch near
Custer s 63
Taylor Robert, ranch on Ruby
Gulch l3 IA
Trimmer George, ranch on Fall
creek. bal. Is 70
Thornton w II, ranch on French
creek 80 II
Walker w c, ranch on Battle
creek. II Ii
Walker S J, ranch on Battle
creek 40 26
Wilcox Alb, ranch near Penob-
scot, Is 81
Westfall John, ranch on Battle
creek 20 so
Walsh A L, ranch on French
creek 20 -
Walling w f, ranch near Point
of Rocks 4 So
Walker w n, ranch on Battle
creek lo3 40
Woodland NJ, ranch 8 miles
south Of Custer rs II
Yates N c, ranch on Battle
creek 6 Il
Altaffer VIM, lots |, 2 and 8,
blk 81, lots 8, 10, ii and IL,
blk So, in Custer City S SO SO
Allen } F, lots 7 and s, blk Is,
! of 7 and all of 8, blk Is,
in Custer City 80 81
Buchanan J S, lot Z, blk 33, in
Custer City 8 So
Browning Walker, lots | and 9.
blk 3, in Custer City 81 81
Bissinger Chas., lots |, 2, 3 and
4, blk l04, in Custer City IA 45
Clark Geo. II, lot =, blk Is, in
Custer City s %
Crary A ID, lots 4, ) and 6, blk 33,
in Custer City SO As
Feay A L, 3 lots Washington
street, in Custer City 10 AZ
Flynn Mrs. + III, ! of lot No. 8,
blk 8, lots 4, 5 and q, blk lis,
liz Custer City III 6
Flynn f III, lot 4, blk 9, in Gus
ter City 81 73
H%ideprim Fred, lot s, blk lis,
iii Custer City 81 is
kleemaEn Clemens, lot |, blk
Is, lot /, blk II, in Custer
City II AZ
Lunger JAS, lot 10, blk 8, in Gus
ter City II 10
Merrick A w, lot 8, blk l, in
Custer City % %
Michaud Felix, part Of lot Z,
and all Of s and 8, blk s, in
Custer City 81 go
Nye John A, lot 10, blk ll5, in
Custer City - Is
Piummer J w, 3 lots on Crook
street, i'm Custer City III As
Reder Odo, lot 10, blk 1l6. in
Custer City IS 81
Rodebank j q, J Of lot 5, blk 8,
in Custer City 92 AZ
Smith Geo. w, lots IL and 10,
blk 8, lots 5 and 6, blk ll6,
lots l, 2 and 3, ok lis, lot 10,
blk III, lots 4 and 5, blk Z, lot
IL, blk 8, in Custer City 90 81
Silver Brothers, part Of lot Z,
blk 8, part of lot 5, blk 8, lots
s and 3, blk l25, l IL Custer
City so 67 !
Stapleton Mrs. J Nj, ! Of lot 12,
blk lis, residence on Wash
ington street, in Custer City So OF
Turner Thos., lot 3, blk /, in
Custer City IA Is
Thornby w j, part Of lot 8, blk
~, 10; 6, DIX a., in Custer
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-09-22

No time should be lost il the stomach liver
and bowels are affected, to adopt the sure rene.
dy. IIostettcr stomach Bitter. Diseases of the
organs named begct others far more serious. aud
n delay Is therefore hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver
complaint, chills aud fever. carly rhcnmat e
twingrs. kidney weakness. bring serious bodily
trouble il triticd with. Lose no time in using
IN 8 effective and safe MEDICINE.
For sale nil Druggists and Dealers generally.
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TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
7~ERRIToRIAL OFFICERS.

9~nvernor--N. u. Ordway.
Secrctary-George II. Hand.
Chief Justice--A. J Edgerton.
Associate Justiccs-Gideon 4. Moody, A. II
0arncs and J. +. kidder.
u. &. Attorney-Hugh J. Campbell.
u. s. M~arshal-John B. Raymond.
u. S. Surveyor General--Cortes Fessenden.
De.egate to Congress-R. +. Pettigrew.
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!. lt II made ofdAIk cherry
or black walnut, elegantly
finished, End being on cas-.
ters ss practically a Re.
voIvtng Hook Case.
LAWYERS, Elinists.s. DE.
tcr. aud scholars haY.
Yound that itDils 'thc loIx
feit wait, ard Others,
With fewer books, dad n.
I'll caiPlc BOOK Case. IL
hsi attachments fer hoil.
tug large aliases and ma.
a.. -. also a Reaci.s
Mncf Inc which removes
fLst embargo "a Gssdins,
the task OF holdia up .
hea boob by ,he Aou
aud makes resa!n, ar
study 90 sasy Tat there u
70 esc,ssr for tsnoTGnes
The Machine" hcics The
BOOK b. Tho ccvcrs; The
leaves 4 p held ot,u MIR
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FRANKLIN W. KN!GIr, PLAINTIFFS ArfoENrY. !
Territory OF Dakota, Fist judicial pis'mct-ss.
In the District Court, IN and for Cu>lcr County,
Washington ward
Walker B%roNniug
D"frudaut
The territory 90 DnkotG sends greeting 60 Walker
Browning. defendant.
You are hereby summoned aui required 10
answer the complaiutoi Washington ward pain
till. which Is He'd in the Office OF thc c,1rk OF thy
district court within aud Tor Sald Custer cogaty.
at Custer cry, u. T., anl to serve a copy OF your
answer OH ia" subscriber At his 0liicr ~ tie toTu
of Custer City, -. r., within thirty days after tlc
service of : summons exclusive Df the day uf
service. or the plaintiff VIII take Judgment
against You FOR Fitty live Dollars and twenty
seven cents, (1j5.2O With interest rom April Is.
1883, with costs
Frankie " kNI"uT,
Plaintiff Attorney.
10 walker Browning, the above aamed Ccfcn-
dant.
Take notice that the Summon and cOmplpiut
~ TIE above entitled action was filed in the office
Il ih, clCrS ga the District Court Of the i ut
Judicial District Of Dakota territory within ana
tot custer county, at tic couft house NJ Cust, l.
City, ID T.. on The ltii lay Of Aplil s -. 1SS3
Aud the rcgoing summons is served on You ty
publ cation in pursuance of IN Order from the
Hon, William l.. Church, judge Of Saii court.
FRANKLIN ". kNiCur
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated May 2Sth, 1883. 3gT
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT ~DEADwoop, ID. r.
OF LHulItN IT, DulllOn.
LAND OFFICE 1T DEApwuob, II. r.
A.IrrNa.A .NItL lNAAn

August oath, 1888.
Notice il hereby given that the follOying -uain-
ed settler has fled notice oihiS Intention 10 make
final proof ia support OF hs ella IN. and that sad
proof viii he made before the Jud9e or cll'k 81
District Court for Custer county. at Custer city,
ID r.. on Saturday, oct. Is, 1883, viz:
Charles ~. Dunton, h ; No ll4i for the " hl
Sc ar and IA hfsw or sec &c, ~ IS range : east,
l. II ".
lie names the following witnesses Ia prove his
continuous residence upon and cult i.aIinu Df
said land, viz.
David rushor. Cyrus Delknap. Oscar Kline,
and john NJ. LrGrand of Custer county. T. +.
J. L. LISE Register,
First Publication, Sept. list. 1883.
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-"All your own FAULT
II you remain sick when you can
Get hop bltters that never-fali.
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
siekest invalid can use hop bItteFs with
sxfety and great good.
Old men tottering around from Rheu-
matism, kidney trouble or any weakness
will bc almost new by using hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use OF hop hitters and
recommend them 10 my people.-Metho-
dist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor II Hop
Bltt0rs are not the bost family medicine
On earth.
Malarial fever, ague and biliousneSs,
will leave every heighborhood as soon a.
hop bitters arrive.
any mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia ell out Of her system with hop
bitters.n--Ed. "oswego Sun"
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
bItters and yon need not fear sickness.
leo water Is rendered harmless and
more refreshing and roviving with hop
bitters In esch draught.
Tho vigor Of youth for the aged and In.
firm In hop bitters.
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BRowssyILLE ITEMS.


Brownsville, Or, July a, 1883.
Eds. Democrat
Absence from home one week, and
press of business the next, accounts for
the absence Of notes from Brownsville
for the last two weeks. But the readers
of the DEMOCRAT have not lost much,
as there is quite dearth Of news
around here now.
Prof. ]. B. Horner and lady returned
home on Saturday last after quite. an
extended visit to friends and relatives
across the Willamette and elsewhere,
and both seem much refreshed and
look as though they were ready to take
hold Of their work when the time
comes We welcome them back
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Moyer leave this
afternoon for the mountains. They 60
70 .Finley's Soda Springs" where they
will remain some three or four weeks.
Messrs. w. r. Kirk and r. F. Croft
returned last week from their trip
cores neunkains, where they had
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been on fishing excursion. am not
able to state their success while gone
but one thing ! do know, things were
very ancceaaful around Mr.. Crotps
home while he was gone, and on his
return he found bouncing fine
daughter, and. Fred was happy.
Philip Wiley, our tailor, IA also the
happy father OF . fne daughter, that
made IL appearance day or 30 ago, and
the "goose" hangs high at his house.
Tho painting boom still continues.
Julius ZIener and Phil Wiley are now
painting their block.
There has been some little thre shing
done. Two crops / have heard Of went
about seven bushels for barley. and
ten bushels for oats TO the acre, but I
do not think these will bo fair critic
rion for the neighborhood.
w. II. Kirk and A. G. Hausman
have been over 10 the Siletz reservation
and employed Indians TO pick hops for
them.
II. II. Coshow and Sam. Snyder have
gone TO Portland this week to buy new
goods for the firm Of Coshow & Snyder.
The Woolen Mills have stopped
buying wool, having purchased sufficient
for tho seasons run.
Mrs. Wm. Cochran returned home
on Monday from an extended visit "a
Portland, where she has been for her
health and TO visit relatives.
Jas. Smith Of Ochoco, is over with
bis family on visit, and expects TO re
main about three weeks.
IL seems that the Marrow Gauge has
run into it's hoe and pulled the hole ir
after It. What a bur issqIte on Raj
road.
Mr.. Wm. Cochrans new house begins
70 assume proportions, and is going 10
be a credit TO the town.
PHAD.
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scro, July %, 1883.

Editors Democrat
/ noticed in your last weeks issue an
item which conveyed the idea TO me
that yon would like 10 hear from US, so
/ viii try and itemize a few brief notes.
Hay harvest is about over, and the
wheat harvest is commencing and prov
ing more satisfactory than had been
anticipated.
There has been several changes in
city property Of late, and there is not as
much improvement being made this
summer as would have been, owing to
the very dry season and the low price
Of wool.
J. s. Morris went on flying trip 10
Portland yesterday morning returning
last night.
Alex. Montgomery went TO the city
by the no on train yestegday.
j. G. johnson welg TO the Capitol
also.
J.E. Bridgford had another severe
attack Of illness on Monday, but is able
to be on the streets again.
David NJ yerS sav-mill, nine miles
east of TOW n, burnt down a week age
last Tuesday night. No cause can be
given for It's taking FIRE. Loss about
$4,000.
J. j. Doris commenced work on the
sanderson bridge on Monday last with Q
full force. James will surely do good
job. Hm
The harness shop under the supervi.
sion Of j. II. Kelly is putting on {
decidedly fourishing appearance, ant
those desiring TO get good set o.
harness win do well to call on Henry
and examine his stock.
4 Uncle Dan Morris will soon have hi
new house completed, when he vii
vacate his old house on the corner
where he has done business for mum
ber of years, having sold his old stan,
: to w. Z. Kelly, who intends puttinI
, up drug store in the near future.
Pete Bilyeu has built him a commc
dious barn just south of town, and b
will also build residence soon.
OCCASIONAL.
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LEBANON, Or, July %. 1853.

LEBANON, Or, July %. 1883.
Eds. Democrat
The trustees, OF Santlam Academy,
met last Friday and made contract
with Prof. J. l.. Gilbert for three
more years. The Prof. seems 10 be
puffed up considerably over the mat
ter, and will go 10 work In firm
spirits this fall.
Dir. and Mrs. q. Chamberlain, Of
your city, were In town Sunday,
guests OF Mrs. Cowan.
Mas Joy Meyla, OF Lower Soda,
was In town Saturday visiting old
school mates and friends.
Mr.. @. Il. Montague was somewhat
lndIsposed a few days last week,
though he IL better now and back to
his post.
Rev. Samuel Pettigrew delivered
q very interesting sermon at the
Masonic Hall last Sunday morning,
and will preach at the same place
next Sunday.
John Bell, who has been on a visit
TO his friends In Ohio for the past
two years, returned homo last Thurs
day.
j. Overhalser returned from trip
to the mountains last Tuesday, and
bis health was greatly improved by
the trip.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald returned
from Portland last Wednesday, where
she has been visiting friends.
Miss Mary Montague, who has been
teaching school In the dist. west OF
Tangent, returned home Friday 10
spend the vacation.
The young FOLKS Of the Presbyteri-
an church anticipate on giving o
concert In the near future, the pro.
ceeds TO go towards meeting the
expenses OF the church.
The Latour Orchestra will give q
ball at the Band He'll next Friday
evening, and II will pay the Albany
boys 10 attend, as the boys never fall
TO give satisfaction.
Mr.. j. Roscoe is the most accomo-
dating stagsman we have ever had
on the line, he always carries letters
to the DEMocRAT, free OF charge,
when they arc too large to.be contain.
ed in the mail bags.
The young folks Of our town had
social sing at the Academy last
Saturday evening, and efforts are
being put forth to revive the choiI
again.
w. II. Ralf, who has been In the
butcher business here for the pas
year, has sold his property, and viii
move to Marion Station, where he
will engage In the grocery business.
The crowd at Waterloo last Sunday
was simply immense. while Sodavill,
was almost deserted.
/ Harvesting has generally commen
ced throughout the country, so on
town wears rather dull appearance
for the present.
XoFr,y11 A.rppsras
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Hop RIfiers are the Pzsesf and Rest
Bitsers Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops,
Malt, Buehu, Mandrake and Dandeli0n,
the oldest, best, and most valuable
medicines In the world and contain all
the best and most curative properties Of
all other remedies, being the greatest
Blood Purifier. Liver Regulator, and
Life aud Health Restoring Agent on
earth. No disease o.. III health can
possibly long exist where these Bitters
are used. so varied and perfect are their
operations.
They give new life and vigor TO the
aged end infirn. To all whose mplOy
ments cause irregulatity Of tn bowels
or urinary organs, or who require an
Appetizer, Tonic and mild StimuIant,
Hop Bitters are invaluable, being high
ly curative, tonic and stimu lating
without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are. what the disease or all
ments Is, use Hop Bitters. Don't wait
until you are sick, but If you only feel
bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at
once. Itmay save yourlife. Hundreds
have been saved by so doing. 500 will
be paid for case they win not cure or
help.
Do not suffer or let your friends suf-
fer, but use and urge them to use Hop
Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile,
drugged. drunken nostrum, but the
purest and best medicine ever made !;
the "invalid's friend and hope" and no
person or family should be without
hem. Try the Bitters to-day.
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Wo would suggest for the benefit Of our
eastern friends and visitors, who come ont
here with the impression that we, OF the
West arc ignoramnses, that they never
were more mistaken in their lives, Time
and again we have observed eastern 'pro-
fsssors" or sbystsr lawyers, or possibly
clerks who have scraped together enough
sheksis 10 reach this Northwestern coun.
try, and then assume such an air Of i'm
portance a. TO thoroughly disgust sro-
gauts on this coast. Western people have
good, solid, practical education that can.
not, be required In the east. We have
virtually graduated from the school Of ex.
perience, esd II looks silly and absurd TO
SEQ these eastern slender foots," come out
here and assume that they can learn us
"a thing or two" A little moro modeEty
ON their part would be far better apprec.At-
ed and would serve them better In the
end. Sometimes they try 70 leave the i'm
precision that they are "eastern capitalist" !"
when the truth Is they have not
money enough 70 pay their wash bills,
II In ridiculous for them TO imagine they
can fool the keen old veterans Of the west,
even should the slender foot" acquire .
little newspaper notoFiety.-w.w. estates
man."
The above IL so sound that we publish
u complete. Albany once In awhile has
experience In such matters.
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hasss.,onsl Net, e.

There are four vacant scholarships In
the University ut Engene TO be filed With
studsnts from this county. Ali who de-
sire 70 60 on said scholarships, will send
to me their written applications and be
prepared TO stand an approved sxamina-
tion In open Court or Wednesday after
the first Monday In August next. Also
we arc entitled 10 two Representatives in
the Agricultural College at Corvallis.
Come and secure these appointments.
And aIso there are three vacancies in tie
State Normal school at Monmouth. Come
and file the required obligation Ia this
Office and all three scholarships. Get an
ucatioR-,help as TO build up society and
show yourself worthy the vanguard Of
the civilization OF the nineteenth century.
We are anxious 70 keep alI our scholar.
ships from this county In the various col.
leges filled. We have many young men
and young ladies I'm this county, who, II
thoroughly educated mentally and NOR
ally, could, like Ovid, erect for themselves
monuments more lasting than brass"
Get an education and ysu will find that
many Of the difficulties Of life are muel
moro easily surmounted.
Tho August apportIonment OF state fand'
In now ready. Lot tho Clerks In all the
DistrIcts come and get their money as We
wish 10 settle with the Treasurer. Let the
Directors Of every school District, who
have not secured teacher for the fall and
winter terms write ms at once. what kind
they want, how mn"i. ihey can pay and
what time they wish their school 70 com.
mence. We are deslIons or securing the
best OF teachers for Linn county.
July ~, 1888. PA. MOSES,
Snpt. Schools Linn county.
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Wise ssuIbs.


The extra sessions, gentle men, are for
revenue only.
The daily paper without dispatches Is
asa piece ofmeat without salt.
Time. tide, and o grasping creditor
wait for no man..
Circuses as we'll as coming events
cast their shadows before them.
Whose keepsth the mortgage law Is o
wise lender but he that is q companion
of the usurer, shameth his father.
The Southern Exposition win open
August 18th at Louisville Kentucky.
The huns ofthe thresher will soon
be heard In all parts of the valley.
Dress coats are worn longer in July
than in June-one day longer.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
sclo NoTEs
sc1o. on. Jnl, o3. 1851.

scro, On, July %, 1883.
Hde, Democrat
not seeing any communication from
this place for sometime, and thinking
II might be of interest to some, we pom
the following
Our farmers have stopped their prayer
for rain, and are desirous OF having
pleasant weather for harvesting the hay
crop. The grain Ii rather short in the
"Forks." Will not produce over a
third of the usual yield. Notwith.
standing the prospect, our little city
seems lively and the residents enjoying
themselves.
The variety troup gave us an enter.
tainment Saturday last, which was well
attended and duly appreciated.
About half past ten o'clock Sunday
an alarm of FIRE was sounded, and The
newly organized Hooks responded
promptly, and the FIRE was extinquished
without doing much damage.
Sunday in Solo is dull. Every on.
who can obtain "rig" Ia out driving
Several of our citizens are spending q
few days at Soda Springs. Sweet
Home has quite an attraction for. some
especially those who are now, or have
been, in the livery business.
A few Sundays ago there was quite 1
strife between two prominent citizenl
as to where a buggy could he obtained
to convey some living freight to Sweet
Home. one II seems wanted the buggy
the other the freight.
Scio possesses a new organization
called the Historical Club. Not Ions
since they held their FIRST meeting, anC
being unable to obtain Hall, assem-.
bled in the loft Of the livery stable, ant
diligently did they poruse the pages oI
ancient history. Their searches wer,
especially directed to where and when I
council of kings and queens, and the
number present each time.
Again we are called upon 10 cbrmi
\ Gle another and nearly serious accident
which happened to our post-master
during the small hours OF tho night
( Arising from his bed, (being about bal
awake he grasped shot gun which
had been placed under the bed, and
without realizing what he was doing
discharged the contents, making terri
ble explosion. The noise Immediately
awoke him, and beholding with horror
what had occurred. tho carpet being
torn for a yard or two and tho Aool
broken and dishgured, fully realizing
what had occurred, and also observing
that the family had not been awakened
quietly placed q newspaper over tb'
injured carpet and retired in good order
TO bed TO await events. The following
morning, not deeming It pr udent e
mention the circumstance at the break
fast table, IL was taken for granted that
some of the numerous small members oI
che family had aecidently discharged the
gun, when the necessary repairs were
made without comment.
Mention must be made Of the pleas.
ant weather, aud, especially, after the
sun goes down, at which time many oI
our citizens can be seen whiiing away
the time in pleasant converse with cacl
other, even TO the small hours. Some
carry the luxury further and add O
little beer 10 the converse, and other
IL seems were not satisfied until the,
had purchased full keg.
SILAs JoSEs.
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fopSd AMERICA

A Cairo correspondent to the Eecs
says that the actual number of deaths
during the last twenty.four hours was
nearly 600, and that official figure esti-
mating the number Of fatalities are
wrong. The Gordon around Alexandria
has been moved nearer. Thirty cases
Of cholera are reported IN places which
were not heretofore affected by the
disease.
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4alIgs eradwohI.

Has moved his goods into the som
modious store Of Fox. Baum l. Co..
where he has every thing arrangedin
the neatest and most perfect manner.
Hehas the latest style and best quality
OF glass ware, dish ware. baby wagons,
boys wagons, lamps of every kind and
variety, bird cages. toys, cutlery, fine
vases, carpet sweepers, hardwars, ma
jolica ware. and q thousand and one
other things too numerous to mention,
all of which will be sold down at bed
rock prices. Be sure and call and see fol
yourselves.