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Smyrna times., 1884-07-16
Il has stood the Test.

The EXCELSIOR SLATE PAINT has
been applied to over 1000 roofs in
Delaware and the Eastern Shore of
Maryland and is acknowledged by all
using it to be the King of Roof Paints.
The first roofs painted with this paint
in Maryland nearly four years ago are
looking as well as when first applied.
1T IS imperviOus to water and fire proof
as proven by the severe tests given by
the agents in nearly every town on the
Peninsula by paintinga miniature house.
covering it with shavings and other
oombustiblo material and setting it on
fire. I'm every instance the house and
paint has come out uqharmed. 1t is
being used by the best real estate own
ers in the country. Beware Of worth
less limitations. See that the agent has
a certificate Of authority from M. s.
Clapp to use the Excelsior Slate Paint.
4. a. Gould, ManageFSouthern Agency.
+. II: Warren, Secretary and Treasurer.
Middletown, Del.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

The emigration of so many men
from Europe to this country is caused
largely by their military laws requir-
ing them to serve several years in the
army. In Germany alone last year it
is said fifteen thousand men were con-
victed of attempting to emigrate and
sentenced to be punished The empire
is showing great discomfort at the
severity of these laws.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16
Ocenm View.

MIR. EDwOR:-Thursdav. 10th inst
in company with Il few friends from
ROXana | visited the ocean to spepd
the day, as we frequently do in Balti-
more Hundred, at Ocean View. The
bathing at that point is verM fine. An
unpretentiOus Uncomfortable boarding
house IS open for the season. Two
small lakes-named Salt and Fresh
POnds-arc very near the surf so that
persons can have the choice of temper-
ature in the water for bathing. The
Beach house is about half way between
Rehoboth and Ocean city, few miles
South of Indian River-and a few
miles North Of the Maryland line and
FenWlcks Lighthouse. The beautiful
village of Ocean View, with three
stores, post office, two churches and
about 20 houses, is only u miles dis
tant. a county road runs to the beach.
After spending a few hours strOllinp
and fishing, dinner was served in true
picnic style. But the pleasure of the
day was sadly changed. About two
o'clock the crew of the surf boat
manned their boat for haul with their
surf net in the ocean, and a sharp sen
was ON though not as rough as they
sometimes fish in. In laying their
seine beyond the breakers it caught on
the boat and in adjusting it the boat
got the advantage of the crew and
was capsized A breeze from the
southeast drove the boat toward the
shore and most of the crew clung to il
and drifted ashore. The captain of the
boat, Jonathan Lewis could not how
ever reach the boat before he was en-
hausted. One Of the crew. his son-in-
law. left the boat and swan to him but
could not rescue him. 1t was heart
rending to witness the men struggling
50 near the shore. Sisters, wife and
daughter in agony on the beach. vet
no arm strong enough to reach them.
Mr.. Lewis was an esteemed citizen. a
good man, and his sad death is greatly
deplored. His body has not been re-
covered.
+. II. HYNsON.
RoXANA, DEL, July u, 1884.
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Proprietor at Smyrna Del.
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The Odd Fellows, Cemeterv.

The trustees of the Odd Fellows
Cemetery feel a just pride in tits
location, the plan of its construction.
the satisfactory manner in which the
work has been done and the apprecia
ton manifested by the public. it is in
deed already an ornament and must
show greater attractions as nature does
her share at Ornamentation. This
must be the case especially at the hill
side front, when the bluff, which bas
been rounded Off and put in a more
shapely condition, is covered with
grass and the meadow below has at
tanned its rich carpet of green. The
fence, Ia wire one until an arbor viln
hedge can be set is in place and the
gates are being made and will soon be
put in position. A number of the de-
sirable lots have been sold already. and
the trustees, Whose names NAV be
found with the advertisement in
another cOlumn) are ready to accom-
modate anyone wanting to secure a
resting place for themselves or friends
in this desirable enclosure.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

LEVY Court Commissioner Rothwell
has finished Long bridge, which is an
iron one, near Friendship Church,
which will be greatly appreciated by
the residents of Thoroughfare Neck.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

at a loss in regard to the fundamental
principles that go to make up the best
system of business, social and political
life, and if they be at such loss, the
political papers of both parties are at
hand, from which with the exercise of
proper Judgment, they may sift and
Gull the grains of truth.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16
Grand Picnic and Exhibition.

The Eleventh Annual Interstate
Picnic and Exhibition under the
auspices Of the Patrons of Husbandrv
of Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Viz
ginia, New Jersey and Delaware will
open at Williams Grove, Cumberland
county, Pa, on Monday, August 25.
1884, and continue until Saturday.
August Both. Excursion rates at re-
duced fare will be arranged over the
principal roads in Pennsylvania and
adjoining States. Agricultural and
scientific addresses, by prominent
farmers and statesmen, will be deliver
ed on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Manufacturers of agri-
cultural and domestic implements and
machinery, and breeders Of good stock
will do well to make a note Of this ex-
hibition. Last year over seventy
thousand farmers, representing twenty
States, attended this gathering; and
from present indications the number
Will be much greater this year. Over
three hundred manufacturers of
agricultural implements, and large
number Of raisers of fine stock have
already made application for space for
exhibition.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16
Insurance Notice.

OGice of the Kcnt County Mutual Insurance C,,,,,
DOr6r. D,f. .Tens .i't 1881
The bylaws Of this Company i,rji,, th, us,. ,,
steam power within sixty yards ai .i.y iuiaiug or
permission - - '
special permits i'- !ia.i4- steam engines will.
III ule above limits ir- iit>Hlug gram can be ul-
alned OF the local agents. OF at this office for
winch reasonable charge will be made to cover
the increase of risk thereby
july ? 3w WILLIAM DENNEY. Secretary
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7ikAIN 4,
PER BUsHEL
PER Rr.ltr.
rIlILAnELruIA M.n1.--
nEATE!S

ID ~ Us 3 MAST -, Eli.-Near Eent.a Ju.r lpb ST..
Nhoda Buckmaster aged 81 year,
AVM ,.ll, bRAf;-At oxford M3 Jul, Ith. rl,,...
AIpheuS, infant son .f U,.. ti- i..' '-'-' 'l-'
GItrtTnde whray aged 4..l> and H. day.
NOWLANp.-Nc Near SMYRNA Isl,rif. ,,...,..-.'.-
son OF William j. and W.lhe..i... V.li... '.il
aged months '''.'' .''" -iiii
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j. B. COOPER.

Many thousands Of people have left
Marseilles since the outbreak of the
cholera, and panic in Paris is feared
Dr. Koch, the expert, still believes that
the scourge will spread throughout
Europe.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16
FOR SALE.

\ good twu-.inry IrtMe B@-liur II
with buildings attached. ii guua slaaac "a
mousse very large gart"u. god ncl of I;s5liH
water, building lot aI!oiiIIu-, tnt prem A-Al-z-
lSvN known a> the property of auiel H. Furi...
situated on Methuliet ~t~rct SMYRNA. bel
For particulars. a.i,.,.-,
- t-.LS- FRAZIER
may 3l-lf i.,.. ..,,. <... t.,,I... a.. t.f
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TlG Odd Fellows Cemetery
OF
SMYRNA, DEL.

The Trustees of this Cemetery ar. now rea,fy f.,
sen Iots ana issue deeds for the same The size of
MHue iut Is DN.2 feet and the prices are as fol
lows: For q whole lot. 500: half lot $50. 0usrfer
i0t ~ There is not IL badly situated LOT i'm th,
cemetery but every one has a choice of location
anu there being but one price according to siz..
Shaoies thoSe first selecting to get their choice oi
loS9tlon' ana as there has been several already
Solu' we would advise those who have no place III
burial that II will be TO their advantage 10 select
them as early as possible
ms Is undoubtedly the hest location in this
vicinity for Cemetery being all high and "a
nearly level piece Of land, beautifully sitlaled on
at such distance nom it as Ia guaran.es tSsi i,
Will never be used for other than Cemetery pur-
poses ana the deed of agreement positively 'fus-
DDS Its use for any other purpose than t6at nf
sepultureG For further particulars call ON OF a,i
drCSSS
GEO. NJ. STENENSON1
+. N. FOWLER,
JOS. WRIGHT
r. J. COLT trustees
B. V. WELDON
JOS. EVANS
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

The London Daily Necs applauds
the nomination of Governor Cleveland
to be President.
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BARGAINS!.

Wishing to close out my entire Stock
Ofstrictly SUMMER GOODS while the
weather is warm, offer until Septem-
ber 1st, the following great Bargains:
1st.-AbOut 1900 yards of Fine Zephvr
Ginghams, at 10 and l24 cents, worth
20 cents.
2nd.-A broken lot of Buntings and
Hernanis, at very much less than real
value.
3rd.-Several pieces of good double
width Cashmere, at 20 per cent below
price.
4th.-A lot of good Braid and Macki-
nav Hats, at twenty-five to fifty per
cent off value.
5th.-Large quantity of Children's
Hose, at about halfprice.
6th.-Several pieces of Chinese Mat
ting, at One-fifth off by the whole or
half piece.
7th.-Sundry other goods left over
from last season, and reduced one-half
or moRe to make them go.
Call and buy.
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NOTICE.

John d. Beiweil having given i,,..'i l,...-..
taking out Letters I,,'a..,,ttg I:,.., said a,..
ana me time stated in N't.' 20 Us -t..il b.
that the estate is closed AM. 81. more fi, MI. L
paid. '-
july I6-aw Join = FEIVVt,I' -i i-'
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FOR RENT.

a store house ou MarSct ~j-,rt-.....> f-..r, ....
all modern Improvements V.ul4 lr.ta . .,.i
>lsnd Tor a Millinery ur Nutiu:. store A.~,..
Office on Market street
Apply tu
w ". I>CHUDN. smyrna H,.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

0IV0ReEN AB~Hll LLIVu.rr- FnI. prt.
OlSLO Sons re- i..il.g jhtoushouttb tbrf-r'r,
cute, alaIes ana Canada for dc>ertiou non slIrar, -
Yen. fsnlpefahce' cruelty. incompatibility ctt tf...
jttSSi ~ r. ,l%"tG % Your case and address ATIDENE,
W WWAkD' World Buldm- l1t7 Hiuni .av E..
Hly 8. t
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18th Dividend.

IHE FEtIf rs"H..-- N,..>.i Kt>rI
1t 60, >Hir\. uIG.. july i,-i
d.,,I 'iIyyI"tI nave ..'.- ,iy ic Jared g. bi,
july y-3w Y &tif 'y 'I. '!' '"ai'd
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

Halsted, Haines & Co., the Oldest
dry goods firm in New York. an.
nounced their suspension Saturday
and made an assignment to Lewis Nav
of the late banking firm of Nav 4
King; liabilities about 81, ,OOO,O 600.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

crop, and its present prospect2
Ans.-The present condition Of the
fruit ON the trees is healthy, good size
and with few exceptions never looked
more promising. All the indications
favor large crop Of good size and
highly favored fruit. The estimate of
the number of baskets along the Della
ware Division of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington 4 Baltimore Railroad is
4,O70,59l and I should estimate along
the water courses and other localities
about l 100000 making about 100000
baskets in all, as the crop for this sea-
son, 100000 of which may he sent to
market and the balance 1000. 900 evapo-
rated, canned, preserved and otherwise
consumed at home.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

Ogangemen were attacked by Nation
alists near White Haven, Ireland. on
Saturday and a telegraph boy was
killed. There was a conflict between
Orangemen and Nationalist near
Carrick Hill on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16
Dl.epartment Of agriculture,

\ basket Is of 4 bushel, but actually
holds only a-half bushel Of peaches.
Qus.-Please give the number of
acres and number of trees in some of
the largest orchards in your neighbor-
hood.
Ans.-In this locality or within two
miles Of Smyrna, there are quite a
number of orchards of one hundred
acres each and as one hundred and
eight trees are usually planted to the
acre, being 20x20 feet apart, about
eleven thousand trees will occupy the
ground. Some of our largest growers
have Il number Of orchards on differ
ent farms, aggregating from 5000 to
40 O0O trnps
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

A great Republican meeting was
held at New York last night to ratifv
the nominations of Blaine and Logan.
Speeches were delivered by w. NJ.
Evarts and others.
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

ssss4Sa S25 per acre. Catalogues sent free. fsglA
@9fSA II. ?. CHAMBERS Fede ralsburg --s
- Nd july lG-2m
-C9l; Russell H. COnWell's Life and
Pphl1ic Services of, James g. Blaine,
lh,lnlssEga ~ Augusta Mainei his home, Is the
some volume, of upwards of 500 pages, contains
steel-plate portraits of both Blaine and Logan
and large number OF general Illustrations Col
Conwell has great fame as a biographer. Those
who are wise will subscribe for this edition only
Price Sl.5O and Sl.75. ANDERSON HAWKINS,
agent july 2.5w
Smyrna times., 1884-07-16

The National Committee of the irish
american Republican League met on
Monday at Long Branch, and resolved
10 hold Convention at Cincinnati. ON
september Both. A committee was an
pointed to prepare an address and =
plan Of campaign. ' "
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-04-23
Unrivaled.
De pFeseF

The renowned liverv establishment OF
Geo. L. Smith, on Ohio street stands
without a rival in The southwest. TIE
seven new buggies he has just received
are beauties; his carriage is a novelty
something ne~. They were manufacture
ed al the Fl. Scot: Carriage Works, and
made according to Mr.. Smiths peculiar
s,yIe, and he having had large experience
in his business knows ust how thev
should be made.
You will never know what pleasure is
until YOU haze driven one OF his new
turnout>. His harness is entirely new,
also, and . inner stepping pair OF horses.
or single drivers, than he can turn out,
would bt. hari 10 find Call and see his
handsome establishment. whether you
desire 20 hir1 d him OF not He will
gladly show Won through, and treat Won
rsh.. location on Ohio street. Butler
NJ.
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NO.. 2...l. :.
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, James +. Cook, by his deco
OF trust, bearing date September Ist, 1870
and duly recorded in the Recorders Office
OF Bates county, Missouri, in book No,
u, page 473, conveyed to the undersign-
Ell trustee the following described real
estate in trust to secure the payment OF IL
certain promissory note in said
deed OF trust fully described. to-wit-
The northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter and the north halt OF the north
haH OF the southwest qurrtcr OF sect on
thirteen tI3l, township forty two a., OF
range ihirty-two ga, in Bates county,
Missouri, containing eighty acres more
or less, and. whereas, said note il past
due and unpaid. Now, therefore, AT the
request OF the legal holder of SAID note
and by virtue OF the authority in me vest
ed by the terms OF said deed OF trust.
will on
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-04-23
SUMMIT AGAIN.
a Times Scribe Tells About Crops
Etc.-Personal Mention.
Summit twp. Abr. 10. ISS

Summit twp, Apr. 10, 1854.
EDITOR TINES 1t might be best
tor US to keep mum and not intrude
SO often on your valuable space, but
AS YOU have not blown youi whistle
TO that effect and we see 50 much
going on in this prosperous country,
that might be interesting to some OF
your many readers, We will venture
again with what we've gathered
within the last day or so.
Mr.. Samuel Potts has fifty acres
OF corn planted. Quite large area
will be planted this week, weather
permitting.
Some OF oar Youngsters enjoyed
the pleasures OF an old fashioned egg
roast Saturday night.
The vote IN district no :, WAS
unanimous tor the proposed new
district. In the other district affect
ed by it was to the reverse. In dis
trict ) j. w. Redman was reelected
rs director, so he still holds his titles
as road overseer and school director.
We don't understand how he man
ages to get along, encountered, with
these two offices. We bent our ener-
gles in trying to retain two, but had
to resign one, and yet we fnd it a
very difficult matter to keep our re-
cords written up. 1t our township
board don't make some arrange
ments TO furnish US a deputy don't
know bat we shall have to give it up
also.
The following named ,persons
will comprise SUBMITS broom corn
ralsers ana the amounts each will
put out: G. B. Parker, 20 acres; K.
Y. Stubletield, 10 acres; j II.
Parker, 50 acres; Ruben Harvey, IL
acres: BOYD Miller just across the
line IN Shawnee to enship, will also
put out 40 acres. So it will pay
some one who makes business Of
buying and handling this crop 10
hook out for tins locality, as It pro-
duces the best broom corn to be
found.
Dr.. Matchett has gone east to lay
in his stock of drugs and etc, tor
his drug house which is nearing
completion at Johnstown.
Mr.. John Moore, while on his
road to Butler last Monday, had the
misfortune Of loosing his pocket
book containing $500 in cash :;
among the money lost was a fifty
dollar bill which can be identified.
He will literally reward any one
who may have found it tor its deliv-
erv to him. The pocket book CON
tanned, also, tax receipt on Soacres
OF land which he OWLS in West Point
township, F. OouT.
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Horticultural Meeting.

The Bates county Horticulture.
Society held another meeting III the
Grange Hall last Saturday, with
yice-President E. z, Henry IN the
chair.
7. B. Durand was elected to fill
vacancy of former President.
Question of Horticultural exhi-
bition at the Worlds Fair to be held
at New Orleans next winter, was
discussed, and finally laid over till
next meeting.
H. B. Francis. J. B. Durand and
Squire Ennis, each read interesting
essays on the following subjects:
..Horticuitural Societies, Profits of
Apple Orchards, and Proper Prun-
,ns," after which a general discus
sion of the subjects was engaged IN
by the society
1t was decided that the next regu-
! lar meeting be held at the residence
of E. p. Henry on the 3rd. Saturday
in May, 1874, at 10 O'Clock IA. III.
All Interested upon the subject are
earnestly requested to be present
4 special invitation is extended to
! the ladies.
! The following standing com
/ mittees were appointed:
! ORCHARDS.
Henry Speer. !. b. Ennis and II,
B. Francis.
ETYMOLOGY AND ORTHODOXY.
! z. P. Henry. Henry. Spcer and
/ Sdur,c Ennis.
PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING.
Presidents Inaugural address
Shade and Ornamental trees. =
W. FredcrIck. essay, "Flower> to
tie Home. Mrs +. p. Henry III at
Farmers Garden" Hcurv Spcef-
Meeting Adionrned-
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March L.. He knew tins because
one Harvey offered on the nth, to
sell him 4 Poland China hog,
which he said he bought from Wood
son.
lanes Spann met Woodson that
afternoon and asked him If the hogs
were pure blood, and Woot!son say
ing they We're. bought one the next
dav, giving his note III payment.
He produced the note in court which
bore date of March -. He also
testified he knew Frank James as
WoodSon, was Intimately acquainted
with him: lived a quarter Of mile
from him. Often visited the house
OF James: he lived plainly; was
poor man, his wife DONG housework.
Witness also knows Howard; saw
him at Woodson's house. Saw
Liddil several times.
Joe Grlth and Robert Dale cor
federated Spann as to the residence
OF James IN Nashville the dav the
note was executed Also lanes.
style of living.
Joe Smith, colored, saw James at
Nashville the Sth. 9th nth and 18th,
fixing the dates BY warrants he was
serving on the Sth, which took him
in James ncl.hborhsod, where he
met James, seeing him also on the
successive dates named.
Martin Brewer, colored, testified
to meeting an1es with Smith the
Sth, while Smith was serving pro
cess.
The IN preston is that James has
completely established an abb. IN
LIddlI's case Tor the same offense.
however. it IS held the defendant
could be covicted of conspiracy If
proved ~ be q member of the gang
participating IN the robbeyes for
oonnivine ~ the concealn-n. OF his
associates. although 1t is not proved
that he participated in or specially
cOnsprcd % commit the particular
robbery charged.
James loua.>i stated TO-DAY that
the defendant would himself testify.
The evidence Will be concluded to
morrow.
Those who were present ~ An
dress entertainments At Union tall,
last evening were greatly pleased
W!-h the performance. and departed
satisfied that this IS one OF the few
sleight-of-hand performances that j.
not a hunbu1: and viii return Mon
day evening takin. their friends
with them. Address ev;nccs knack
in the magic and sIeight-ot-hand
performance, that makes him ia
vorite at once with ms audience.
He advcrIses nothing but what Is
faithfully performed. and what Is
still Better. his tricks are all new,
and OF his own invention. which
proves him to be quite a genius
in his line His trucks are all good
too His tahleau. "Fioating in thc
Clouds.' was nicely performed. far
better than anything of the kind we
have ever seen. Another pleasant
feature OF his entertainment is the
trained tropical birds. which excel
ANYTHING OF the kind that has ever
heen before the public. Their pre-
formances are truly wonderful.
burlington Hawkeye
| Walton's Opera House. April IS,
| 26, IS and 20.
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby gwen that the val
uarlon placed on the following
deScnhed lands hv the assessors,
are raised by the County Board of
Equalization in the sums set op-
poslte each tract. and further that
SAID Board will meet on the
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-04-23
Trustees Sale.


Whereas, !. NJ. Foley and Jennie Foley,
his wife, did on the nth day of Scptem-
Der, 1888, by their deed OF trust, which
said deed WAS duly recorded in book so,
page 4I3, OF book OF deeds OF trust in the
Recorders office, in the city OF Butler,
for the county of Bates and State OF Mis-
souri,, conveyed to the undersigned trus-
tee the following described real estate in
The county and state aforesaid, to-wit,
Lot No. 3, in block No. 10, and lot No.
Il, in block No. "a, al in the town OF
Walnut. And, whereas, said conveyance
was made in trust to secure the payment
OF A certain debt therein described, and
the same was due On the I2th day OF
March, 1885,, and Is yet unpaid. Nov,
therefore, at the request OF the legal hol-
der and owner OF said debt, and BY virtue
OF the power ve.led in me BY said deed,
[ will on
Friday, the 18th day OF April, 1854.
between the hours OF 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock IN the afternoon
OF that day 1T the east front door of the
court house in tie city ot Butler, Ba;cS
county, Missouri, sell the said real estate
al public endue, to the highest bidder tor
cash, Tor the purpose OF paving said debt
and costs OF this proceeding.
ions G.. McpEkk, Trustee
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Thursday. April z4th. 1884,
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted TO speedily cure Burns
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Cancer, Piles, Chilblains, Corns,
Teter, Chapped Hands, and all skin ernP-
tions, guaranteed TO cure in every ia
stance, or money refunded. Prize IS cts
per box. For sale by +. n. Crumly q Co
Gtf
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.I-1 Second Haud store.

hav recently opened = secondhand
store, on east side ot square, and will buy
and sell any Kind of secondhand goods
Call and see me when vou want to sell
or want to but L. SfA"ELi--