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Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25
A Plea for Puss.

Arc cats prcpertys English law says
no, but an English woman, not satisfied
with What lordships and worships may
have had to say aboHt 1t, purposes to
test the question. Her puss had strayed,
as cats all over the world will stray,
into neighbor's yard, and rettirned
with a piece OF meet Which the treach-
erous neighbor had given her. Before
mistress or maid could take it from her,
poor puss had eaten it AID given up
one probably the last-~of her nine
lives, Whereupon the woman appealed
to the law. She declared to the court
that this was the second cat shs had lost
in the same ways and that many Of her
friends hid lost cats, which were be-
lieved to be poisoned by the same man.
The magistrate could give her no salts.
faction, but suggested that she might
find remedy. IA higher Court. This
peremptofy dismissal of the case has
been criticised on the ground of the
magistrates disregard of a law or
statute which imposes penalty on any
person who lays poisoned grain or meat
on any land except in enclosed places
SO fenced that no dog can get III; and
further enacts that punishment may be
inflicted ON ''Whosoever shall unlawfully
and maliciously kill, MAIN or wound
any dog, bird, beast or other animal.
not being cattle, but being either
the subject of larceny at common law
or being ordinarily kept in confinement
or for any domestic purpose" An
official digest is quoted to show that cats
are included In list Of animals ''aot
the subject of larceny at common law,
but which are also named as creatures
the unlawful possession of which or of
their skins subjects the holder to penal
ties. The list is as follows: Bears,
foxes, monkeys, polecats, cats, ferrets,
thrushes, singing birds in general. par
rots and squirrels, and also badgers,
hawks, herons, falcons, goats and rocks.
But shall it be said that the keeping of
the harmless. necessary cat, as check
on the too rapid increase of rodents, is
an unlawful possession? Or that the
possession of purring tabby by some
ones dear, unmarried aunt, as COM
panion of her solitude, is fraught with
danger to the State? The dog acquires
under the law dignity which is almost
personal. Tray, Blanche and Sweet
heart must each have recognized ex-
istence on the books of town clerk,
must pay tax, and must, through the
owner, be responsible for all or any
damages which he OF she may infiict
upon man, other beasts Except cats) or
property That puss and tabby may
have market value, in spite of law, is
shown by the interest taken in cat
shows, the costly and handsome prizes
which are awarded for physical and
moral excellence, and the big prices
which are paid for cats of rare breed.
In 40 days cat was worth to the
miners in the California diggin's all Of
her weight in dust. Because in some
ones household she aud her litter may
be only playthings for the children,
must they be counted as valueless? On
the same ground half the dogs kept in
cities should be rated as worthless
Boston Transcript.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

A professor, to illust, ate the i'm
mense distance to the sun, i'd: 'If a
child's arm were long enough to touch
the sun, and its fingers were burned,
the infant would have to live to be a
man of over a hundred before it knew
that its fingers were burned The
child would be wiling to wait, without
doubt, especially in consideration of
possessing a reach like that. But then
such length of arm as that is disad-
vantage even to child. If pain at its
velocity of travel would be all that tine
going the length OF the boys arm a
handful of plum jam would not reach
his mouth until he was nearly thrNe
hundred years old, and likely enough
by that time his fondness or plum am
wonId be gone.--Danbury News.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25
Old King Coul.
negeal .as . Jolly old soul.

s.s-s0 01A Kinege was Jolly old eoul.
4 Apd %,ajj jqllx & pla scn' Ssa wss hsd3 he; howl
And they brought him in fiddlers three.
And there's no lass in braid Scotland
Compared TO our sweet MaRjory.
That this ditty Is very ancient one
admits of no doubt, but the most super
iicial investigation convinces one that it
lacks the ring of the coinage of the old
..makaris of Scotland" In rhythm and
conception it. more closely resembles
tho popular ditties of England, whence
4 may probably have been early trans
planted, The reference to King Coyle and
sweet Marjorie certainly give IL = LEGAL
character. Marjory 10 understood to be
tho daughter of Robert the Bruce, who
married Walter, the High Steward Of
Scotland, and became the ancestress OF
the Royal House Of Stewart. The ira
ditional King Coul belongs to a much
earlier era, and must have been centu-
ries dead before his companion in rhyme
was born. This divergence in chronology
must be considered curious, unless the
title was jocularly preserved to des-
ignate the, priacipsl Over Lord of
Ayrshire, who might have been the
Earl of Carriok-the family title of the
house Of Bruce. Historians differ as to
whether. King Coul was sovereign of
Strathclyde. or Welsh invader. That
n person Of distinction was defeated
and slain at Coilsfield, near Tarbolton,
was put beyond doubt by the opening
Of q .tumulus there in 1887. 4 burn
that there empties itself into the Fail is
called the. ..Bloody Burn" and a
meadow on the banks of the Fail is
still called 'sThe Dead Mems Holm"
In digging into the tumulus three sep
ulcher urns were discovered, composed
Of clay and burned by fire, containing
calcined human bones. According to
Dellendcn in his translation of Hector
Boece, Kyle is namit frae Coyll, King
of the Britons. quhilk was slain in the
same region" Buchanan states that
'the Scots and Picts surprised the camp
Of the Britons. in the night. and put
almost the whole of them to the sword.
Coilus, King of tho Britons, was among
the slain, and the district in which the
battle was fought was afterwards dis
tinguished by his name.'' This event
is supposed to have happened three
hundred years before Christ. On the
other hand Chalmers, author of the
Caledonia" denies that there ever
WAS such person as King Coil
hNDaGr1Oek tSc0tlasad) Standard.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25
A Colossus Of Colossi.

In the course of the excavations at
San (Zoan-Tanis) there have been dis
closed several portions of red granite
colossal statue of Rameses H., which,
when whole, must have been the largest
statue known. 1t appears to have been
standing figure of the usual type,
crowned with the crown of Upper Egypt,
and supported up the back by plaster.
Judging from the dimensions of various
parts, such as the ear and the instep,
and comparing the proportionate size
of the cartouenes (Which are three feet
wide) with those engraved upon other
statues, this colossus must have been
ninety eight feet. high from the foot to
the crown. Together with its pedestal,
which we can scarcely doubt was in one
piece with it, it would altogether be
about one hundred and fifteen feet high
The great toe measures eighteen inches
across. That it was a monolith is
almost certain, from the fact that all
the largest statues are without any
Joint; nor does this seem incredible.
since there are obelisks nearly as long.
But this may claim to have been the
tallest and heaviest statue that we know
of, IS the figure alone would weigh
seven hundred tons, to which the acces-
sories would probably add as much
again. A total weight of twelve hun
dred tons is most likely under rather
than over the actual sum. The statue
has been cus into building blocks by
Sheshank Ill, and used in the construc-
ton Of the great Pvlon; hence onl1
small pieces Of few tons each are nov
to be seen,-Baltimore Herald.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

Ma D. II. BARNABY, Of Owego, N: z, says
his daughter was taken with violent cold
which terminated In Pneurnonia; the best
ohvsicians said She fould live but few
boi,rs. when friend recommended DR.. VIM.
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. She ac-
cepted it and was surprised to find that it
produced marked change for the better,
and by persevering permanent cure was
ofFa
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

WHY is child, whose father and mother
have no sister, like an unsolvable conun-
drum? Because it has no aunt, sir Can
Rwer1
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

eyes, sir" said Mrs. Partington, speak-
ing of one who drank himself to deast.:
"yes, sir, dissolution has brotght many 4
man to his grave. Life:
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

WHEN it is rilmored that pie-nan's
stock has disappeared; there can ALWAYS bs
found evidence to cc-robber-ate it.-lPar-
gaN Wasp.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

eolden's Liquid Beef Tonic
Promotes digestion in females Of delicate
health: Colden's3 no other; ST Druggists.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

A FLY-TRAP-The professional baseball
ist's hands. -RestOn Post
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

VERY touching-The pressure of pr.t
ty girls hand.-Rorbury AdvOcate.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

HEADACHE - immediately relieved Ivy
che use of Piso's Remedy for CatarrIl:
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

For Relieving THROAT TcoUBLEs AVID
CoUGHs; hBro,cn's Bronchial Iroches"
have wide reputation. Sold only in O0Ies.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

A TIE game-popping the quostion.-'A
Y Journal
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

Singing, inflammation, all Kidney and Urn
.ry Complaints, cured by ''Buchupaiba. II.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

uRough on Corns" 15c. hsk for it. Complete
cure. hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

.sRough on Pain" Porous Plaster, for Bafs''
che. Pains in the Chest, rheumatism. zoe.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

Trough on Coughs" Troches, ,15c; Liquid, sc
for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoa seness:
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

A VICTORY at base ball is side issua.-
The Judge.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER /.
- was taken sick year ago
With bilious fever"

CHAPTER L.
81 was taken sick year ago
With bilious fever
"Mv doctor pronounced me cured, but
got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got so bad
Could not novel
I shrunll!
From 229 lbs to 120! I had been doctor
ing for my liver, but it did me no good. l
did not expect to live more than three
months. began to use Hop Bitters. Di-
rectly my appetite returned, my pains left
me, my eI;tire system seemed renewed rs If
by magic, and after using several bottles, |
am not only as sound as sovereign. but
weigh more than 1 did before. TO Hop
Bitters | owe my life" r. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 6, 'S1.
CHAPTER IL.
"Maden, Mass, Feb. ]. 1880. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks Of sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble for years in
the most terrible and excruciating manner
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
lief or cure, until l used Hop Bitters.
1.-The first bottle
Nearly cured me;''
The second made me as well and strong
as when child,
"And have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with serious
kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by BostOn's best physi-
clans
'Incurablev'
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him
and | know of the
"Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhoOd that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
Do miracleS?' Mrs. E. D. SJdtk.
How TO GET SICK.-Expose yourself day and
night: eat too much without exercise; work
too hard without rest; doctor all the time; take
all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you
will want to know hoU to get 1UeU, VIII ich is an
swered in three words-Tahe Hop Bitters!
e None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile, poi
sonous stuff with Hop or Hops" in their
name.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

WHEN shoull song have most discerd!
When it is set-to inisie,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-25

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual De-
bility, cured by ''Wells' Health Remover" 81.
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[Eor the Spirit of Jefferson,l
Put on your Heels.

That is my advice to the candidates
for Corporation officials. The issues
past, present, and future, have been,
are, and especially will be great,
grand and glorious. 1t will not be
the vulgar swine in or out, but the
more transcendental question OF
Bovine restriction. To cartoon the
momcntous subject would be after the
fashion of n sergeant twisting a COW s
narrative to induce her to Craze in the
Market-IIouse lot attwcnty-fvc cents,
for discretionary timc-subicct to her
masters ability to continue, or change
her quarters. 1t is not necessary to
embellish the theme by reference to
the classics, and yet, there is an an
tiquity involved, gigantic in conse-
qucnccs. -For. like the Proctors OF
Rome, who were men of like mfr
mites with our modern crring NOR
tails, they slept whilst the geese were
Watching. And by way of parity,
might not the same watchful dcccn-
dants of the 14U$erjnG he employed
in similar manner. The average
goose lives 10 q considerable age, and
is much less expensive than gas. A
solitary gandcr placed on every cor
ncr of every street, would give ample
notice of all persons with burglarous
intent, and might be useful to thought
full mothers in letting know who were
out. The signals would soon learn 20
know who should not be moicst ted, so
that strcet-walilcrs. so to speak, would
not he unnecessarily annoyed.
The first and greatest Of all con-
sidcration will be. to get candidate
with specific gravity sufficient to take
in the outstanding tax bills now in the
hands Of the sovercigDs. be they
stable or sable. Gas being past
issue, hog-omt is past issue. so there
only remains hut one live issue, with
fcrvOr enough to popularize its advo-
Gates: And / will very deIicatcIy al
ludc to it-of course. [ mean street
cars The existing council have pre-
pared for it by grading the streets
save and except Potato hill. \ line
of street cars are greatly needed to
run bctwccn the dcpots. stopping at
the hotels and liquor saloons in tran
stu. The town should own the stock.
and three month dividends be declared
to the citizens per capita. Free rides
to voters. except when Shedding is
good. is recommended to the winning
candidate for Mayor. The qualifica-
tons for Recorder should he cock
tcnsivc with the Mayor himself, as
experience has demonstrated, both
modern and ancient.
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0rder of Publication.

The State Of West Virginia. jefferson County.
tO-Eit: At Rifles held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of jefferson County. January
It'll. 1881:
JOHN j. MORROW. William II. Morrow and
Ruthvan W. Morrow. Plaintiffs,
Against
VI. J. MORROW. Kate ". Crutchcr, Ida L.
Foreman. 5. L. CASTOR and Arlington Nor
row. Joseph I. MORTON. Ellen Morrow and
Sarah J. Morrow, infant children of Joseph
Il. Morrow. deceased and Ruthvan w. Nor
row. Administrator Of Joseph Morrow, de-
ceased.
BILL IN CLIANCERY.
FSIIE object of this suit is to sell tho Real F;s-
/ tate Of which Joseph Morrow died seized.
and divide the proceeds there Of. together with
the surplus of his Personal Estate. after pay
mcnt "f debts anon" his heirs and distributes
according; TO their several interests.
It appearing. on affidavit filed in this suit
that the Defendants Kate II. Crutcl!cr. :. L.
G,iato:!. Arlington Morrow and Sarah J. Nor
row are not residents Of the State of Wcft Vir-
:s;.i they arc hereby required to apTG:i: witt
infoTr weeks after the date OF The first pliblic-
ton Of this order Or the next Rule day. viz
February 9Th. 1884. and do what is necessary
TO protect ;l!4ir interests in this ninttcr.
L. ?. LYNCH.
Clerk o; the Circuit Court
J :GDST " s. iss = t. Esprit Fee. SO So
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:. LYNCH, Clerk
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To Ike Creditors Of Nicholas StouH, deceased:
Inpursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
therein pending. to subject tlc real estate of the
said Nicholas Shuu!l to the payment of his
debts. you are hereby required to present your
claims against the estate of the said Nicholas
missioner ut his office. in the said County. on
or before the 30tll day of january 1881
Witness. f. p. Lynch. Clerk of said Court
this 18th day OF December. 1888
F.P. LYNCH, Clerk
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NOTICE.!

$50 DANIEL LEE: On It'll FEnRrAnY. 1881.
I i'll the Clerks Office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Jefferson County. ". Va
between sunr!se and siil*et. will take the
deposition uf Ben. !rnnsUr and other witnesses.
ais evidence i'll ChnEccry CArsc pending in saiC!
Court. in which l am plaintiff. and YOU arc de-
fcndant. BETTE LEE.
january s. ISSl-5t. Esprit Fee. S2.OS.I
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PUBLIC SALEs.-Attention Is called
to the following Public Sale advertise
nents, in this paper:
Thursday, Janaa7y ISt.-Pcrsona
Property, by II. c. Getzendanner.
Friday, February 1st.-Personai
Property. by Joseph Baker.
Tuesday, February JM.-Pcrsonal
Property, by Meredith Helm, EXT.
Wednesday, February GM.-Rcal
Estate, by W. II. Travcrs and D. B.
Lucas. Special Commissioners.
Thursday, February 7M.-Per-
soma! Property, by Hon. ID. b. Lucas.
Tuesday, Fe6rmaryI 2M.-ReaI Is
tate, by George Baylor, Special Com
missioner.
Wed0esday, February 2OM.-Pcr-
sOnaI Property, by Isaac II. Strider,
EXT.
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. ]. MAKE HENS lay
EEj 81 H8E EaHSH Pa va
FL 81 q AE Is E3
able. SrSE & q fS$a kjS3 E.c2y ESH "a 81 EG
yE EEA ES4 81 k5BE ES9aNS H ESA S
SGE Il n 81 "a kt- us ID eHS -8 II
of
Hay Wangeu.

i the purchase of Hay. for packing. and re-
spcctfuIy suggests that the farmers of Jcffcr-
son will give him 4 call before disposing of
their surplus crops, feeling assured that he can
will afford Address or call upon inc ut
ChareStOwn. GEO. w. JONES.
October q 1SS2-tf
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WINCHESTER AND NIcINITY.-From
the Times we clip the following items:
We regret to hear of the severe i'll
ness of Mr.. John +. Wall.
Mrs. Charlotte Pcndieton was
stricken with severe illness while rid
ing ii her carriage or Monday evening
and was driven Immediately to her
residence, where she lay unconscious
for some time. We learn that she is
now better.
On Thursday, january 10th, Mr..
c. ". uenshaw, of Jefferson county,
". Va, ciaimcd as bis fair bride Miss
Belle. daughter Of 3Ir. Geo. Glaize OF
this county. The nuptials were SOL
cmnizcd at the residence of the aunt
of the young lady near Logansport,
Indiana.
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[Enlract from Decree oo0tc reter4,cl to j.

[ErIract from Decree o6ore referred to:l
''It is adjuigcd, ordered and decrccd that
this cause be referred to :; Commissioner of
this Court
Fi,st-To settle the administration account
of JOHN S. Moore, Administrator Of Nicholas
Shaull deceased.
Secomd-To convene all the creditors of Mich
Olas Shaull. and ascertain the amount of his
debts and their priorities, if any first giving
the notice required By Chap. 69, Sec. S, Acts Of
1882.
Thid-To ascertain the debts of Nicholas
Shaull existing prior to September Sd. 1875, and
unpaid ut present time, the amounts and prior
tiles of the same.
Fou1h-Thc real estate of which Nicholas
Shaull died sliced, if any. its annual and mar
kct value. And in executing this order the
Commissioner may. if he deem it proper. or if
required by either party. ascertain and report
such of the debts of Nicholas shaull existing
prior to September 81, 1875. as were then or
afterwards. paid by moneys which said Shaul!
obtained ION any of the parties to this cause.
stating the amounts thereof. and the dates OF
their payment and by whom made and any
other matters any of the parties may deem per-
tilucnt.
\ COpY-TcStp
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that viii execute the
foregoing decree. at my office in ChIrlestOwn
West Va, OH the 33th day OF January 1881.
CI.EOS MOORE.
Commissioner.
December IS. 1SSS-Gt. Esprit Fee SOB Is. ]
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Commissioners Notice.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County.
West Virginia:
THOMAS B. BEALL, Plaintiff,
Against
NICHOLAS S. SHAULL'S Admir-. John j.
Shaull. Jas. NJ. Bonner, Vim. Benucr. Annie
Bcnner and Mary Benner, infant children OF
Mary Z. Benner, decd; G. NJ. Del. Smith,
Trustee, VIM. Stewart and Rob't II. Stewart,
EX'rs of JnO. w. Stewart, decd; Mary E.
Bowers and Sam'l w. League, Mary League
his wife, and Thomas Shaull, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
EXTRACT fran Decree of November 21Gi, 1888 j
IS IT is adiudged. ordered and decrecd that
a this cause be referred to CieOn Moore. q
Commissioner i'll Chancery of this Court. with
instructions to execute the decree of reference
herein entered at the May Term, 1885,
\ Copy-Testc.
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\ oainSL


". Il. PERCY. David Sloan. Jas. n. Sloan
Andrew Hunter. Trustee, Eliatllnn Hathaway
and Henry Holt. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
'g'IIE object of this suit is to restrain the safe
I OF tic Island Mill property. known as
= Nir~iniaS." except 4s may be d2crced by the
Court i'll this proceeding and il necessary to
audi: the liens or the same.
Ii appearing. on affidavit filed in this s,.it
t!Ia; the Defendants EInathan hathaway and
Henry Holt are not residents o! the Stats Of
West Virginia. they are hereby required to
appear within four weeks after the date of
the first publication of this order. or the next
Rule day. viz: February 9Th. 1855 and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in this
matter. +. 7. LYNCH.
Clcr!; OF the Circuit Court.
Lucas. Travers and Mason. y. u.
JInUtry 10. I65!--4t. Esprit Fee. - IS
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II Indies AM Ci:;i4rris Goats. all The odd
lot and broken lines irafI busy season ara"
!.ro'I.Cd together. The collection Is largely
composed OF Jackets and the sizes o? I'LL. even
M. newell badly h.oE ~. We have ron"
to work ard rnt -ltrh Lon: Prices on them, that
v: feel "pGfisut they will lie SOLD :. d.
HIE~;IINAS * Co.
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TIRE REAsoN is OBVIOUS.
THIS WEEK +!

shall rapcaS Of the wonderful bargains that created
much talk last week, and also offer attractions Just
received from New York great auction sales where buyer
has been for several days.
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Executor's Notice.

TENEE undersigned having qualified ms Elk
4 ecut"r of the late Thomas ITitc. notice is
hereby given to all persons having Claims
against the estate o! the deceased to present
thcm. properly authenticated. for settlement.
TAos" indebted will please make prompt pay
mcut. MEREDITH HELM. Ex'r,
,Jafrary %. leS;-3t
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i-adies' Hair Work.

NEISS IDA TUTWILER is prepared TO do
W Hair Work at moderate prices. Gnd will
make Braids Pufs. Cur.s, Frizzes. etc. at res
idence OF her father, near the Baptist Church,
in CharlestCyvn.
April l. 1STC-tf.
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DR. Eolr13j:1%<IY19$
DENTAL OFFICE,

CoNSEE or CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETS.
CIIARLESTOWN.
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70 FARMERS.

& t0AL siftcrs keep You from wasting your
" coal. Buy one. and Save Hlgncv For sale
by JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
IMPROVED Flour Selves No chance f5r
4 wasting flour. For sale cheap. at
JOSEPH II. EASTEHDAY-s.
Soveinbc- 20. 1881
{ HAVE for saie tho Improved Corn P0ppcrs.
I FOR boys and girls. Conc and buy and have
nice pop corn. JOSEPH II. EAST ERDAY.
f(READ TOasters. very useful article. for
ID sale by JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY.
NTIRE Steak Broilers. a good and cheap
w article. at
JOSEPH II. EaSTERDA Is.
7 AMPS. oil sizcs: Glsu. CitiftI.ayz. NieEE
IL and Burners. Come and buy.
JOSEPH II. EASTFRDAT-
NTINCE MEAT. CifroD. CurIuI.ts, Raisilis.
w Primes, CocoanI;z. &c. for sale by
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