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Famous Men Who Ate OYSTERS.

In all countries there are records OF
the excessive fondness of great men
tor oysters. CervantcS was an OYSTER
lover, and he satrirized the OYSTER
dealers of Spain. Louis TX, CAREFUL
lest scholarship should become def
cient in France, Toasted the learned
doctors of the Sorbonne once a year
on oysters; and another Louis invested
his cook with an order of nobility as a
reward for his oyster-cookery. Napo-
leon, also, was an oyster-lover; so was
Rousseau, and Marshal Turgot used
to eat a hundred or two, just to whet
his appetite for breakfast. Invitations
to a dish of oysters were common in
the literary and artistic circles of Paris
at the latter end Of the last century.
The encyclopedias were particularly
fond of oysters. Helvetiu, Diderot, and
the Able Raynal, Voltaire, and others
were confirmed oyster-men. Before
the Revolution violent politicians were
in the habit of constantly frequenting
the Parislan oyster-shops, and Danton,
Robespierre, and others were fond Of
the oyster i'll their days of innocence.
The great Napoleon. OF the eve of his
battles, used to partake of the bivliive,
and Cambarceres was famous for his
shell-hat banquets. Even at this day
the consumption Of oysters in Paris is
enormous; according to recent statis-
tics the quantity eaten there is one
million per day.
Among the British celebrities Alex
ander Pope was an oyster-eater of
taste, and so was Dean Swift, who
was fond of lobster as well. Thomson,
of the Seasons, who knew all good
things, knew how good a thing an
oyster was. The learned DR.. Richard
Bentley could never pass an oyster
shop without having a few, and there
have been hundreds of subsequent
Englishmen who, without coming up
to Bentley in other respects, have re-
sembled him in this. The Scottish
philosophers, too, of the last century
Hume. Dugald, Stewart, Cullen, erc.
used frequently to indulge in the
"whiskered %pandous" of their day and
generation. ''Oyster ploys,' as they
were called, We're frequently held in
the quaint and dirty taverns of the
old town of Edinburgh. These Edin-
burgh oy~ster-taverns of the olden
time were usually situated under
ground, in the cellar-tioor, and in
course of the long winter evening the
carriages of the quality folks would
be found rafting up and setting down
fashionable ladies to partake of oysters
and porter, plenteously but rudelv
served. What oysters have been to
the intellect of Edinburgh in later
times, who needs to be told that has
heard OF Christopher North and read
the Noctes Ambrosiann.
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Toned wedding when the dresses ar.

made.
And Saba-quiet Saba-is to stay
with Uncle John, to read the paper to
him and cheer up the long, lonely even
ings.
For l couldn't get along without
the girl, nohow!" says Uncle John. iov-
tally. -Helen Forrest Graves.
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A Delicate Stomach.

A yonng woman. prim and slender.
seated herself at one OF the tables re-.
served for ladies in a Sixth avenue oys-
ter saloon, and after glancing over
the bill of fare said to the waiter:
You may bring me, er-a-a-Sa-
tanized crab. hot"
The waiter tiptoed to the cook and
whispered:
One deyiled crab, hot as Satan
NeW York Sun.
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Yale's endowment is 81, 845, 4O2 ,4s.
The college realizes an average interest
rate of 5.54 per cent per annum.
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The rumors that Senator Stanford, of Cali.
fornia, was a spiritualist and In bad health
are said to be incorrect.
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And TO the furnisher of everything
save the music the profit is more than
100 per cent. But the host cares not.
He has given 4 successful dinner. and
his guests will talk about him for a
day at least.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
We Wore Right.

HNSl winner o"e year ago wien
new warner c"us 70 TINS Town 70
VI "a" o. ''"pe'4H'' no's~ 'n' We
S''' ne ''8N' not De
N'''"'u TO 20 IN the ohurones
IS ne was engaged IN d political work
Noms people mere hoo'ed at Tue idea
lHo' advanced ana Claimed that the
reverend gentleman waS ouiy Work
ing Tor the goou Of humanity The
"ouo" Q! the Johnson Warner wing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
HOPEWELL.

The weather is very favorable anG grain
bids fair TO be more abundant than It has
been for many years The corn in this
section Of the county looks well, and
don't think the farmers will have to go to
Egypt TO buy corn next spring.
Whit Sunday gave Us a very refresh
ing shower, such as has been repeated
the several successive Sundays.
The farmers are preparing to SOW an
unusal large acrege of buckwheat this
summer.
We learn that Frank Mckee, of Bran .
1onYille, who has been out west, on
wild goose chase, is comming home soon.
Samuel Musser, the accomplished mil
Ter of Shinbone, Pa, was circulating
among his friends of this vicinity last
Sunday.
Mr.. George Evans, OF Clifton Mills,
visited our Sunday school last Sunday.
He is boss hand to argue scripture.
Joseph Arnold is next upon the roll, He
never reads the Bible but knows more
about the scriptures in the way of argu-
ment than any other man 10 the county.
Our Sunday school has not been in u
very prosperous condition so far, but we
hope every body will take sn interest in it
and do all they can to make il a success
this summer as it is now otgauiznd, and
ought not by any means to be dropped for
there Is no place that Sunday school is
needed worse than here.
We understand there is to be picnic
at Vince Gap School House the 4ih.
George Gralaway, the mail carrier
from B'uceton to Fairchance, starts on
his first trip the first of July, George
says he is going to quit io,Hng and 60 to
work
We understand quite a nun Der of our
young folks from around here contem-
plate spending their fourth of july a,
Cheat River fshing
Jesse Wheeler informs us while he was
returning home last Sunday morning from
seeing his sweetheart, he saw huge an.
imal cross the road in front 81 him
Bill ARP.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

THE ac'.ou Of Prys.deu, Cleveland
IA declining to make summer resi-
dence Of the Soldiers Home ia one
Of those com mendsble actions char
aclerstic OF the man. Tie ground 9
belonging to this institution were
purchased out Of the proceeds OF
tribute money ex,ct-d from the au-
thoIiae5 o! Mexico during he Amer.
,clG occupancy Of that republic. AT
The time 1t was exscted the rank
and f II ouG army IN Mexico de-
maudvd that this tribute money
should be expended in creating a
home in alter years for the disabled
api worn-out Msxicau veterans,
"bo successfully carried the etlrs
aud ctuE 70 through Mexico aud des
Yoasl 1t Of vast aud valuable Ter.
T.tory, which was subsequently en-
uexsd TO the Uuited States.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
SOLDIERS LETTER.

TUSNELroN, June 20, 1835.-Noarly
one year has rolled around eiuce ali the
soldiers Of Preston county met and bad
a Reunion on Tunnellon Camp Ground
aud at ihat time, there was committee
appointed 10 make arrangements for our
next Reunion. Stree that imo the Nc
Phers1u Psi, No %, IT R,cdsv,lle. and
tine Geo. t.. Toom Post. No. n. al
Tunuclion O.. A. RI have appointed
committees TO confer with the general
committee appointed al Tuunelton Camp
Ground Of our last Reunion enc to help
mske and perfect arrangements for our
next Reunion.
80 fer we have not learned Of anything
being done 100 The matter Of forming or
peii ctiog any arrangements, We hove
heard from 100 other por ion of The couo-
" whether they sill have representatives,
Of their P..a To- meet with the general
committee a. their meeting Get for July
Tic fourth 80 Tuonel'on OF not Now
comrades. The time IS uear 90 hand and let's
b vide aw Dc aud don't leo the matter
clip our memories. SO fsr our Post at
Iunn,liJn isinG furnishing condition.
We haYo strengthened the bonds tb.t
u-.ie us nn1 awakened memories ttat
hsyc a.mo.t sI1uber.j TO foigeuuIness,
we tsv5 Dur eyes open fo unlt we may
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
ATTEMPTED Assassination

LAST Wednesday night At about
IL IN. daaiarIly and cosarily at
tempt was made to asaa,snste Editor
George DdluIngton. Of the Grafton
SeHtileI When passing an alley
that opens into L4;robe Street some
unknown person pointed revolver
at bis head and attempted to fee
1t With much presence Of mind
Mr.. bennington struck the revolver
with lis baud, aod received the dis
charge IN the thigh. Although an
attempt g being made to color tae
matter W report thGt NJ r. D. was
tsken for some one else, the people
generally wall be SOW to believe any
thing other than that toe attempted
shooting wao done purpoaeiy for pure
loitioa! Teasou5.
There ere two warning factions in
the Republican party 10 Taylor coua.
ty, end Mr. Dunn,ogtJas .Ssalinel is
he organ Of the m.juily faction,
and IT bag lately been making some
very center shots into the rank and
he Of The mleorty faction. These
shots evidently hunt s,me one az
VIII be seen BY reading The following
letter received By MI D. on the
18Th of june
Dunni4gton;
We don't want any d,mod traitors in
our party. Ifyou have made bargain
with McGraw come out aud say SO, SO
We will know which side you're ON. We
don't wan, 10 take paper which pre-.
tends TO be Republican is publish.
Cd in iho interest ofthe Demo, rats. Nc
Cmmisk 4, light and you axe a rono-ade
Domocra. / believe you had feusr
leave thi town or YOU mi. ht wake up
some morning and GuI yourselfiu He'll
! 500 by sno Ea0'e that YOU talk private
To- McGuw. You had better sell ont To-
hlm aud be done with &c 4 man who
viii kick Republican out otoUce amt
good Republican oud ought 10 boo run
out ofiown. Damn you, go, or $50 viii
mako sou.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

away. Our pieces are vscatsd No one
70 s,ep in to al. them. Gradually the roll
will Re shortened until a quorum shall
not he found. Comrades, there Is mum.
Der Of soldiers whose places sre among
US and who haYe not been mustered. Let
each and every one strive to bring them
10. Que order Is theirs BY rights AID
duty to become members. II cannot be
evadtd and let's not stop until every one
shall stand shoulder TO shoulder marching
forward to position sod success Come
out, comrades, ,snd'iet US perfect arrange
ments for another Reunion and have a
good time.
Whether the Journal is willing or not
success will be ours. Ex-soLDIER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

4 GREAT contest has teon fought
ii Pm isde.phia and won by tho 3
& o. r. r. Co, over aud IN sPit- OF
the PcnnsY.vao,s Railroad al sts
own boms. Tie question g $50, roou.i
the Baltimore g. Oaio be permitted
10 enter that city aud cross streets
At q grade. Afte- wesks Of srgu-
meut by the most abe ctuuse. and
newspaper discussions, The CITY coma
cils settled the matter 10 hyor Of
the B. & o. on last Friday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

The annual adjustments Of salaries
Of Presidential Postmasters has been
prepared by the Salary and Allow
ance Division aud submitted to the
Postmaster General, It shows the
total number of Presidential Post
offices on July let will be 1921, a
decrease Of l22 as compared with
the number OF such Offices at the
beginning OF the present fiscal year,
During he year II Offices BEGAN
Presidential. aud On July lot l34
offices will be reduced form Presi-
dental TO the fourth class.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
Newburg - 80 salurdey.


Newburg aud back Saturday.
Sheriff Shaw, wdter Bell aud G. Y
Crcsap, Of Kingwood, were in town Sat
urdaY.
Miss, Ray Cresaps subscription school
closed here Friday evening with picnic
for tue children. The youngsters enjoy
I'd themselves in outside plays aud in eat.
ing Straw berries, Ics cream, Cake &c.
Miss Ray seemed 10 DO we'll liked by both
patrons and pupils
Geo. Z. DUR snd Nike Connolly have
the Two most promising potato patches
in town.
Music hath charms--at least we thought
80 Sunday evening when we saw Willie
Cruise suddenly stop, gently rap, politely
bow and walk in-and that's all we
know.
Tie only sickness In town, Is one case
OF tooth-acho a0d one Of rheumatism,
ShsIer 81 Bonafeld received new LOT
o! matrimonial fruit baskets last week. j.
always has an eye to business. The above
firm is noted for keeping ahead Of the
times.
Come back to the fold ali you rich, rare,
md racy backslding correspondents. You
Can make our county papers more enter
tanning and Instructive than to have
correspondent rambling all over the com
~ writing up things that never happen.
Mas Iona Hardesty has gone to Terra
AHA TO stay month.
Sir. and Mrs. Geo. Bevers are visiting
relatives up at Buffalo,
d.. IL. w. Harr trimmed his whiskeTs
lat week
Train men have been making but four
days a week this month. The b, u o.
have discharged two men out Of each
gang. We stui have a Republican Senate,
and the tariff renal the same.
The b. 81 O, nay CT passed through
here yesterday <Mouday)
Mrs. JAS. A. egg took her fret tide
on the railroad.cars 10 dag. She went all
the way to Austen, and back in one day.
Our boys and grs say Sunday was a
good day for gathering services. They
found some as large as cherries.
M. l.. Sleffer started up his saw mill
Monday morning with full crew. Geo.
and j. g Roster, OF Sinclair, are cutting
the timber for the same.
Miss Maggie HslbH,Jor makes weekly
visit TO N,WbuIg,
The Milburn Wagon CO., through their
Agi., +. p. Gale, have furnished j. d.
Weaver with a $3.50, three seated spring
wagon. We bet Jacob will take the road
during camp meeting timea.
VIM. }. L,velle came down from Graf
ton yesterday and spent a few hours in
town hand shaking. Bill has lost thirteen
pounds in weight since he left Tunnelton.
Henry My says he experienced a tor
nado coming nome Sunday night, Hen
! experience a typhoon when his city girl
dads out where he was.
4. II. Albright sports The most faciGat-
ing girl IN town,
Charley Bevcrs and Willie Bishop try
to so with the two pretiiest little girls in
town, but their mas say they are too young
yet.
While Cruise sports the cltest little girl
in town.
The committee in charge of The picnic
grounds here are making very extensive
Preparations for the 9Th, They will be
able to accommodate at least five hundred
people.
S VI. Knots is loading up his steam
road wagon to return it to whence it
came. 1t proved a total failure on Pres
ton county's muddy roads
Samuel l.no, OF near Fellowsylle, has
sold ninety gallons Of strawberries in Tun-
mellon within the past two weeks.
LAURA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

AT he recent session Of The COuo-
ty Court the Sheriff was granted a
license TO keep a hotel. OF course
the hotel is to be KEEP. at bic place
o! resideuce, a thus the county
btdldisg erected for the express pur-
pose Of a iail and S eriA-s residence,
10 to be converted into a hotel prop
erty. We wonder what the people,
whose money was used TO erect THE
building, wi think OF THIS action Of
their high Sheriff.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To ell persons holding liens by judg-
ment or otherwise, on the real estate or
any part thereof of Draper &. Hughes:
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, made in q cause
therein pending, to subject The real estate
OF the said Draper g. hughes To- toe satis-
faction of the liens there, you are hereby
required TO present ell claims held by you
aud each of you against the said Draper
C.Hugbes, which ore liens on his cal estate,
or any part Of II, for adjudication t. me
az my chice ia Riugwood Preston G unity
west Virginia On or before the 20,h day Of
July 1885
Given under my hand this 18th day of
Ja-e 1885.
=. j. Crogtn
Brown 81 Hawthorne Aiiys. Comr.
8, 10, l.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

in Zoe Ho"" Am@c4o Pegta9 .or
July H-Y, Df q. b. P1Abosh iu D
very '''. 's ''d very ioi"b.s
',., Da'a-an'J
'','''' p" x some ..H.em .''s
'-.' % .'''' '.' '1'1 t.s
"@'y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
KINGWOoD. JULY 8. 1885

Subscribers JOjU bear in
mind That IRE lOiEL chur6e
one doll0r and Hfty cents
TOR the paper IcbeH net p0jd
inCoCTtUbiy IN ULCoHcc. 1t
is to eUeyy ones 0dUayltuGe
to settle at once and ret
the paper for one dOlLuT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

WE hear a great deal about Mr..
Blaine being out If politics and yet
he has rendered his services 10 Judge
Foraker as a stumper ir Ohio this
fall. This would Indicate desire
upon the part Of B. to keep himself
before the American People.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

TIE Marquis Of Salisbury has
telegraphed General Lord WoIseiey
in Egypt that be 10 10 iull sympathy
with bi9 views regarding the with
drswai OF the British troops from the
Soudan, Wolaeley desires to con-
tioue the campsigu. The Marquis
adds, however, that the government
Is unable, for Various reasons, 10 con-
i.nue the expedition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

IKE Jobuson'a desires are probably
now fully realized. lie has succeed =
ed IN having a third rarty organized
IN this State. What this party will
accomplish will be seen later. We
rred'ct that the Prohibition cause
vii! be deferred by lis formation,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

WALTER Lemos a5Washington law.
yer but for many years barber at the
White House. uaya that Hayes
used to have has hair careful " oiled
end rolled up every morning"
H4yes's pubic history is mIl OF like
instances illustrative of his great
nvss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

TIE i~o negro boys who were tri-
ed At MorgsDtuwn last week for the
murder Of a Mrs Harris were &C.
quilted. The people ever there be-
jieve ;ouug Perkins murdered the
woman bu, the chain Of circumstsn-
uai e7iuence wac not complete enough
TO justify the finding Of verdict oil
guilty, As soon IS -siesped young
Perkins left for parlo uuknowo,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

We are opposed to the useius Of
the county buildings for hotel pur-
poses Tue Court House Hall might
AS consistently DO used for a free
skstlug rink ds the Sheriff g resid ence
Tor hotel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
8. 1914

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Kiogwood w. Va, May 20. 1885,
Joel 7. Mitchell
VS. Chaucery
Ohio 5. MiLchell's heirs.
BY decree Of the Circuit court Of Pres
ton county. this cause having been refer
red TO L. =. Ralphsnyder one of the cum-
missiOners OF said court, " ith Instructions
TO state and settle the administration &C
count of William Mckee, administrator of
Ohio >. Mitchell, deceased, add sscert aln
and audit all claims and debts of the plain.
til, and the debts and their respective
prioTlties of ell other persons, who have
claims or debts against the estate of said
decedent aud report 10 court.
Therefore the said William Mckee, and
all persona having claims or debts against
the estate Of said decedent, will take no
uce that l shall on toe 9th day of July,
1885. at my office IN KingwoOd, Preston
County, West Virginia, proceed 10 execute
het sfosaid decree of reference.
Given under my hand this the 20ih day
TOT My, 1885. 1. g, Ralphsnyder,
q, IL, 4, Commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

TIE Plchibiuon Convention held
TT Grafton iast week split into two
factions. One faction favored the
formation Of a distinct third party
and the other did not. The .hird
party faction ID led by the Johosong
and Rev. Warner, The freeman
vii be The organ OF tlie party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

The Butler house force Of Sen
ate employees, cousis'iuy Of three mes
sengors at salaries Of $l,44O each
two jauitors 5000, and several labor
ers at $72o will be dropped from The
pay rolls Of the Sergeaat-at-eras at
the end OF the prs5eat month These
men are nearly all Republicans. Al
the same time an assistant oorkeep-
er Of the Senate At 81 500, two IN g
seugers at 81 ,440 each, and one em-
PIoye Fl folding room Will be drop
red. Oh these two are Democrats
ons Republican, and politics OF the
others are unknown. This .ooka ike
economy,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

THOSE persons who have doubted
that the freeman is AID has been a
political paper all along, will now be
brought to a realization OF the l,ct
1t Is the organ OF political party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

FmIk Jackson'shsad 10 sa Ifkr per1d
onion Hr"c poo boz 30 shaved by Samuel
bdmuHdt
hisses ODE and Hattie MAnhios Of. here
ihsi Saturday Tor E.ys.r Ws aaow
couple Of young g.n,s tlat wil miss
ocq1et each week during their absence.
1.sa 5-Iie Mile, loos a0yng vic To-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

AT The Democratic meeting held ~
Tsns Alta isst Saturday d. s..
II. Scott aud P a. Fox were ae,l-
81 members oithe County Ezsoa-
tive Committee lor PortlardDs.rjo.
The ne gentlemen With John O.
"be.sal', Hiram Dodge sa. Dorsey
Fgrnan constitute tts District Coo
mittee. We Oil rot z.t u.l rs-
poI ~ The meeting from ,aa ss
taTv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
Eaa.-alzssarsz<z=z

AT the late meeting Of our rail
road Directors a resolution to 60
ahead and let the contract Of build
Jag The road was unanimously pas
al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

TEF Uaited States agricultural
bureau estimated Tie total quaint ty
Of the growing wheat az 100000 600
bushels i hss ju5t ,raaeoired that
an error Of 10000. 600 bushels hss
been made 90 the wrong side Of the
ledger, 90 that he total crop prom
ises to be 3 ooOO 600 bushels, Instead
OF the original estimate. AccordipA
to this estlmate, after the quantities
necessary Tor home consumption aud
seed have been su5tracled form the
whole, that left FOR export Wal be
greatly dimln -hed and 70 fact limit
cd 20 quite Disappointing quantity.
The question sass=, what shall "
export ioread ? lit be gold, Which
is 20 pay for 'bg expected adverse
balance Of trade. how wall il effect
our bank and treasury ,essryss, and
Will DO not Csud to bring the aver
question tJ q cri-is?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03

EDIToN Clytou is p'5ijnG Crank
Maxwell IN a very lively and not at
all pleasant manner,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-03
Ever since opening our Spring
Stock Of Mems, Roy's, and Cbildrsn's
Clothing it has been the
TALK OF THE TOWN

because the Stock is so varied, inolu--
ding al the latest ct yleo of the most
improved makes, and in regard to 6s
We will guarantee them equal if not
more perfect than any tsiloring es-
tsbhshweut in THE State turna out.
We will convince anybody that the
above assertions are ;rus in every
particular
OH Yes. we forgot to mention
about prices, but then they are &c,
cheap Is ia scarcely worth while to
mention it. suaico 10 cay that We
can. will aud DO sell clothing, hats.
caps aud 0euts lu'nlehing goods for
less money than any house 10 Tsy-.
Tor or adjoining countise.
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EDiq,~N iC

in that iipo, byJbpyirz direct from
manufactures, direct vbie,the snow
ives on tho ground and you know
box s msn will asorfce straw hats
under hese circumstances Now ne
intend &c gve you THO big ard Of
our luck ip this hns.
GALL EARLY.