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A "a RID.

ABERDEEN, MISS, JAN Is, 1884.
Having sold our stock of groceries
to Messrs, j. p. Benson Il Co., we
take occasion to express our high
appreciation OF the cordial welcome
extended to us, and the kind consid-
GRAFTON shown us by the people Of
the city of Aberdeen, and to return
to them and TO the public at large
our sincere thanks for the very lib
eral patronage bestowed on us, We
comsnend neesrs. Benson & Co., to
our friends and bespeak for them
the patronage which we HAYS enjoyed.
Respectfully,
Taylor, STRAIN Il STUART.
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MIssIssIPPIANs visiting New York
will always find file of the papers
published on the line of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, at the office of
the President, Col. VIM. Butler
Duncan, No. IL, Pine Street.
Nov. Oft.
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REMOVAL.

The firm of Goodwin x Brack, BARRIERS
having d ssOlved partnership, | have
moved from my old quarters uudor TOE
Gordon House TO the rooms over ElHiu
~ Sykes shoe store. Albert is with me
aud we will he glad to see ON old CustO-
mers nj cur new rooms, and guarantee
10 give them Us good a Shave or HairEut
rs can he gwen anywhere
AppTcCiativc Of past patronage, and
determined to deserve its continuance,
am, very respectfully,
IiTJ TAYLOR GOODWIN.
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WEDNESDAY and Thursdays sessions
of the Board of Supervisors were occu-
pied in making settlement with the
County Treasurer. About nineteen
Thousand dollars, Of common county
and deficit school funds was ill.,
volved, and comparing warrants and
certificates, caneellipg the record, etc, ia
quite tedious piece of work, hence the
consumption of time.
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School Books !!

A full line Of School Books and Sta
tionery, and other school supplies
Parents and guardians wilIcolsuIt theil
interests by calling on me and pricing
these goods.
CHARLES Barring,
NEXT door 30 Gattmau's Bank.
January 2m.
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Nov. 8-tf.

THE Steamer Lille Lou, arrived at
our wharf on Friday night from the
lower Tombigbee, and departed on
Saturday for Cotton Gin and Fulton,
and will go into Old Town Creek if
there is sufficient stage of water.
Capt. J. r. johnson, owner Of the
boat, informed us that he expected to
return with about three hundred bales
of cotton to be landed at Aberdeen.
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The shipments OF cotton from Abs
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1883, up to Wednss-
day. January 10th 1884, amounted to
15,946 bales.
The following we're the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
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We would be glad if our country
friends would send us in statements
OF number of hogs and aggregate
weights of meat killed on their re-
spsctive places this winter We
never tire of Publishing these items
and if our readers only realized the
benefit conferred upon their section
by their publication, and the pleas
urable esgerners with which they
are read by their well-wishers all
over the country, they wonld Ger
tainly spare the little time and
trouble it will take to furnieh them.
The world wants to know what
the people of this glorious country
are doing, and we ask cur reaters to
help in our "roport OF progress.'
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REMEMBER Mr. FREDERICK WARDE's
"Hamlet," at the Court House on Friday
night, and Julius Caesar" Saturday
night. These performances will com
prise q rare treat to Our people and this
popular Tfagedisn will be greeted by
splendid audiences on both occasions.
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]. W. MAYNARD, Secretary.

"Oh, my baekl' is a common exclamation and
expires world of misery and suffering. Ii sing
ular this pain srises from such various causes
Kidney disease, liver complaint. wasting atfec-
and nervous debility are chief causes. When thus
ailmg seek prompt relief 1T can be found best in
Browns Iron Bitters. II builds up from the foun
datien by making the blood rich and pure; lead
ing hyScians and ministers use and recconl-
mend II, II has cured m any, and ii you are SUI
tsrer try 1t.
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Capt. G. d. McCRUMmEN has OPEN
cd large stock of furniture in the
sirles building, corner of Commerce
and Maple streets.
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FOR RENT.

225 acres of good land for rent for 1884
good body OF land, and will ne let III
a body or lots to suit the tenants; lying
7 miles from Aberdeen. Apply to DIR
Minis.
(d3l-lm.) E A. MINNIS.
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Special Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that our Ac
counts, Notes, etc. will be placed in the
hands of an Attorney for collection, on
-FEBRUARY lsT, 1884 -
Those indebted to us can save expenses
by calling ut once to settle.
Gl7.2w.) ROY & BRO.
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FREDERICK WARDE's appearance in
Mobile on Monday night was a perfect
ovation in the face of terrible storm.
a, and his Company are pronounced
better than ever.
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Do not fail to see Warde az "Hamlet"
and as the grand Roman "Msrc Antony
He and his support are guaranteed to
excel anything ever seen in Aberdeen.
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Capt. E. DEFAYvEN, of the Mobile
e Ohio Detective service, WAS among
the welcome visitors to our Office on
Saturday.
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Go early, to get seats for tho great
Tragedy performances at the Court
House, Friday and Saturday evenings,
1t may bs years before such another
treat is offered our citizens.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given to delinquent
taxpayers that l cannot indulge them
beyond Jan. 10th 1884. My settlement
must be prepared and l shall be COM
PEELED to enroll all unpaid on that date
as delinquent.
e. L. SYKES. s, & T. G.
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NOTICE.

All persons are forbidden to cut Tim
Der on my land in Monroe county, Miss
under penalty of the law, provided in
such cases, from this date.
td2S-Sm.) JOEL HAYWOOD TATUM.
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For clean and easy SHAVE. go TO
JOHN NELSON. His "Sea-Foam, or Dry
Shampoo" which he gives to every GUS
toner free OF charge. is worth the money.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded
at al hours, by competant and reliable
phsrnacists. at the Drug Store of Shell
h Co. Nov. %.
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Fl. G. BUCHANAN & Co., Will have
grand opening on Monday night. the
10th, don't fail to be there no goods will
be sold on the night of the opening.
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| will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. J. W. WILSON.
Sept. 81 If.
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RUST PRO0FOATS-
AT MACON, MISS
-Lsrge lot for sale by
Dec. 24-4w. j. l.. GRlGGS.
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The choicest selection in the line of
Fruits, Pickles, Preserves, Jellics, and
oil kinds Of canned goods, can always be
found at
r r. STING
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MINCE MEAT, CRANBERRIES,
DRIED FRUITS, CABBAGE, etc.,
ato., all fresh ana of the besl quality, at
b. G. SIMS.
xr2itf
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Milk At YOurOwu Door

Leaveyour orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr.. ]. W. WILSON. He will
deliver it at your own door, twice eac'l
day,at the most reasonable rates. st.2ll
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As far as we have been able to as
'certain, the farmers and planters have
had very little trouble in employing
laborers for the current year. This
class of Our population does not
change place of residence as often as
was the case some years since, and
farm work, as early as tho weather
will permit, will be pushed vigorous
ly unless bindered by some other
cause.
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1888 RAISlNS, CURRANTS, and
CITRON, Just received by
b. g SIMS.
o9ltf
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Taylor, STRAIN Il SyUAR1

As will be seen from the above
card we have bought Mossrs. Taylor,
S rain & Stnart's entire stock OF
groceries which gives Us the largest
stoek in this Notwithstanding our
friends and the public generally for
the liberal patronage extended us
in the past, and soliciting a contin-
usnce of the same for the future,
we remain very respectfully.
J. 2. BENsop & Co.
Jan. II, 1884.
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Cotton N ark et

January 10th 1854
New York-Middlipg 10 11-16
New Orleans-10 7-16
Nobile-l9 5-l8
AhSrdseu--9M
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GET Reserved Seats early for the
grand performances by the Wards Com.
pany, on Friday and Saturday evenings
TO miss them will be to regret it Away.
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WE hear Of several changes in bust
mass and locations in the city, that will
be made in tie near future.
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Those unhoppy persons who suffer from ner-
yousness and dyspepsia should use Carriers Lii
tie Nerve Pills. which are made expressly for
sleepless, nervous. dyspepts' sufferers. Price
20 cents, all druggists
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CASH
HERES in all the new Shades. at
sl2. S. BAUMGARTEN.
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Fall and Winter Goods!
Our Former Efforts ExceIIed!

We have now ready for inspection, a
full and varied stock of such seas0nable
goods as our long experience suggests
as best adapted to this market, and at
such prices as viii satisfy all.
fs24tf) J, METXGER&CO.
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Proceedings hoard OF supervisors
JANUARY TERM

CouRr HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY g. 1884.
Board met pursuant to ADJOURNMENT
sl the members present The day was
consumed in examining report of J. G.
Wicks, County Treasurer.
THURSDAY, January 10Th.
Ordered, That B. D. Howell he APP
pointed ovorseer of the Sam Holiday
road from Prairie Station to county line,
instead of q. W. Gathings.
And that Jason Flynt be appointed
overseer OF Sam Holiday road from
corporate limits to West end Of Co21rt's
lane, instead Of O. 4. Bowen, removed.
Ordered, That the following claims be
allowed
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Buy your LAMPS, LANTERNS,
LAMP CHIMN EYS, etc, from SHE'LL &
Co. Nov. %.
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Special Notice.

Mr. +. r. Estiss. SUMMIT, MISS, SAYS: ~ have
been greatly benefited by using Browns Iron
Bitters for general depillty and Indigestion"
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A line OF Cigars and Tobaccos that
cannot be e1celled by the stock of any
house IL the State, at B. g. SIMS
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Stock OF STAPLES,
DOMEsTICS, ETC., full and
complete. All very cheap, at
sig. S. BAUMGARTEN.
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REGULAR MEET ING.

REGULAR MEETING.
MAYORS OFFIoN,
Aberdeen, Miss, January 9th.
Prssent-W. L. Love Mayor; s. H.
Berg, W. G.. Sykes, j. W, Lee, J. W.
Maynard,
On motion, the Board adjourned until
Wednesday, January 10th, 1884
w. l.. Love, Mayor.
j. w. MAYNARD, Secretary.
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Bf7T LADIES,
MISSES and
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
in endless variety of colors and prices
(s2+tD J. METZ GER & co.
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Several OF those who "swore off" on
New Years &ay,are holding out manfnlly.
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BUCKWHEAT. DAT MEAL, and
CRACKED WHEAT, just received by
b. G. SIMS.
o3ltf.
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Shell & Cos new Musical Instrument
plays any piece of music. Equal to the
lest piano made. Cali and see it, N23.
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If a cough dsturbs YOUR sleep, take Pisos
Cure for Consumption and rest well.
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o81tf.

For choice FRUITS and the purest
and best CANDIES, call on
b. G SIMS.
o81tf.
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A bear tful line of French Candies
and Candaed Fruits, Just opened by
b. G. SIMS.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
All Winter Goods
Cost for Cash.

MUST MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
STOCK. ROY & BRO.
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A splendid line of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, a
sl5. 5. BAUMGARTEN.
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WANTED!
500 LADIES,

500 LADIES,
GENTLEMEN
AND CHILDREN,
to have their PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN by
the new Operator,
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Proceedings City Council.
REGULAR MEETING.

MAroR's OFFICE, Aberdeen, MISS. !
January 2nd, 1884
Present--W. E. Love, Mayor,
S II Berg, }
J. W. Lee,
W. G. Sykes. 5selectmen.
B. Mcfarland,
G. W. EIkin,
j. W Maynard, !
Finance Committee reported progress
and asked further time on Mayors re
port.
Ordered by the Board, that the bond
of P. G. Thompson, be approved and
the Mayor ordered to issue him license
to retail vinous and spurious liquors.
The petition Of w. E. Peugh, for an
increase of pay AS street contractor was
presented and after consideration it was
ordered that SAID Peugh, be released
from bis street contract and that the
Mayor be and he is hereby authoriz d
to employ four hands to work on the
streets OF the city,at salary Of s., so per
week, each, for three Of the hands and
So per week for the other.
The Board then adjourned until Jan.
sary 9th.
W. E LOVE-, Mayor.
J. W. MAYNARD, Secretary.
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REMOVAL.

1 respectfully inform my customers
and the public generally, that have re-
moved my Jewelry Store and Sewing
Machine Depot, to one Of restore rooms
under the Gordon House. where I shall
be pleased to meet and serve my friends
and others in tbuest OF anything in my
line. Respectfully,
Jan'y IA I'm, L Z. JOHNSON.
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Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more healthy. Give me
your orders and it will be delivered from
my milk cart to any part of the city
Price low. j. w. WILSON.
Sept 81 IT,
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ARISTON.

Mackeral of "the new catch," fresh
and fat, at Is. @. SIMS.
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The steamer, Niobrara, ChIt. Ben
Newbold, passed down tho river on the
18th, from Cotton Gin, dischsrging 1871
bales Of cotton at our wharf, and carrying
the remainder of her caigo, 1913 bales, TO
points below. She will receive about
one hundred bales nj Troup's Landing
in this county, and some at Vinton and
other landings North Of Columbus, and
transfer her cargo to the steamer Tally,
Mt Warsaw. This is tie boat that we
inadvertently reported few days sine"
us Capt. J. n. Johnson's Lille Lou
which ia yet in the Noxubee river.
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That feature of the War,hs performan>
ces at the Court House on Friday and
Saturday nights, that proposes the gift
of souvenir to an Aberdeen lady, is a
very novel one and is proving to be
quite popular, rs the subject is already
being agltated as to who will be the lucky
recipient. The management has adopted
the plan for the award that will give the
most universal satisfaction, and that is
for the purchaser of each ticket to write
upon it the name of the lady to whom
he desiles the souvenir to he awarded.
These tickets will all be deposited in q
box, and drawn by trustworthy citizens,
and the lady receiving the greatest num-
Der of "Fotes" will win the prize. 1t
is now on exhibition 1T Dr.. j. W. Eek
ford's Drug Store, and is perfect beauty
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F. BERGER,
At the Premium Gallery. First-class
Work Guaranteed Gs-lw)

IT is with sincere regret that We an
nounce the death of Mr.. GEORGE RoussEL,
of this city, which occurred quite sud-
denly ca Monday evening, from hemo,
rage Of the lungs. Besides being a
model gentleman in every respect he
was the possessor of as warm a heart as
ever pulsated in the human breast, and
many between whom and himself the
most constant ties of friendship had been
formed, will mourn his untimely death.
By nativity he was Frenchman, pos
sessing in large degree the genius,
bravery, and noble impulses so often
exhibited by people of that nationality
During seven or eight years past he has
been identified with the commercial
interests of this city, and the energy,
perseverance and persistency with which
he battled against misfortune and i'll
health, excited the admiration of ali who
knew him. A tear of sorrow will steal
down the cheek of numerous individuals
in this city and elsewhere who had learn.
ed to appreciate his many excellent quail
tiles.
He was buried on Tuesday evening
with the rites of the Knights of Honor,
of which organization he was mem Der.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS!
All Winter Goods
AT
COST FOR CASH.
Must Make Room for
Spring Stock.
Gl7tf.) ROY IL BRO.

Notice to City Tnx.Payers.
The Tax-Payers of the city are hereby
notified that will begin the collection
of city taxes Tor the fiscal year, on jan
mary 1st 1884. You are limited to thirty
days. Call at once.
j. b. DOwD,
City Tax Collector.
Bese H-rj
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The best WATCHES at
II. G. BUCHANAN & co.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

Board adjourned until first Monday in
| February
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O9 ltf.
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j, l.. wood. feeding lunhtlc..,..,..,.r,,, 10 0u
A. a. POsey, bridge lumber .....-,.....,,. ~ o.
Ordered, That j. h. Acker, 81, W.
W. Troup, Fl. j. B. Lam and I. b.
Sykes, be appointed Commissioners to
examine the jail and ascertain necessary
repairs required to place it in good con
dition and after advertising legally, to
let the same to the lowest and best bid
der, and report action ut next meeting Of
Board.
Ordered, That Rchardsan school be
established in Second District, allowing
one dollar per scholar per month for &C
tual average attendance.
Ordered, That the following report OF
]. @. Wicks, County Treasury, be re-
ceived:
To amount from Sheriff,
deficit school. ........... VI 90i,54
BY amount paid over, bal
aucc school deHclt......., Sl,995A
BY Commissions ..........., 1855
Balance due Treasurer, ..... 4s,96
2O43.5O-- 2,OL5o
Ordered, That the Oakland free pub
lie school be suspended, and that The
patrons of said school meet at some suit
able tinfe and place, and re locate the
same to the beet interests Of all tbs
patrons.
Ordered, That the report Of J. 3.
Mckinney, former county Treasurer, be
received, and TINT he be required to pay
over to the county Treasurer the amount
duo school fund for 1888, Sl37sS, and
on county fund 1898 ~, balance due by
him, and that tho Clerk Issue warrant 10
said j. B. Mckinney for 1916. Oh, balance
due him on school deficit and paupsr
fund.
Ordered, That per diem and milsge he
issued to members and officers Of Board,
as follows:
Robert Brown, .......... 16 30
y. l.: hlggan, rs %
y. NJ hye,,. .s'.' 10 w
y, d. Bssnhhl,. ....,.,,., 10 80
y l. olsk '.'. go 10 ~
l.. !" sykes, onerlll, '.....-,......,.....,,s 70
j. Evans, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u On
Board adjourned until first Monday in
February
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THIS PAPER g. G. H:v! e !; ' e. e. J:
Newspaper Advertising Bureau no spruce
s ss ~; re; 5: : 4 NEW YORK.
MASONIC DIRECTORY

A BERDEEN Lodge, No 32. r. and a. NJ.
a Stated meetings, first Thursday night in
.eaeh month, w G. ELKiN, W. Nj.
r. b. BRANNdN, SecF.
DUPHEMIA ROYAL Arch Chapter, No 13.
III Regular Ccnyocations second Thursday in
each month. r. II. BRANN1N- ii. +.
s. TURNER SYKES, Sec'y.
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JERSEYS,
JERSEYS,
LADIES' SACKS,
DOLMANS,
CLOAKS,

mil oliA w ID, EtC. :,
in intinite variety, styles and prices. DO
not neglect to see them.
s24tf J. MEHXGER s co.
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Jan. II, 1884.