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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18
The Charleston Wreck.

The people of Charleston, ). c., are
gradually recovering from their terror
OF the many earthquake shock that has
recently desolated that city. The
b, uses are being noccupied gradually
and the number in shelters aud tents
is rapidly diminishing. 1t is said by
persons WHO have visited the desplated
city that the newspaper reports coming
from the stricken city were far short
sheet, upon which are located all The
principle elurchps, the Government
and municipal offices, leading hotels
and business, almost every brick house
if 1t had not tumbltd down was ready
10 do SO. Immense assures could he
seen in the walls. In places where
buildings appeared secure When viewed
from the outside, uioi. entering lie
found evidences OF great damage
wrought, and Was impressed with the
fact that the hubitation vas really
nothing but Il she'll. The frame houses
seemed 10 have withstood the repeat d
shocks, with the exception OF their
foundations, which were all irepara-
Div shattered. The houses more solid
" built had suffered the most. Tie
clergy and religious orders OF the city
of all sects and denominations did no
BILE work in allaymg the excitement
and miuistering to the wants OF The
suffering. From the moment of the
first sleek TO the present time the ply.
sicians OF The city have lnesislently re-
fused TO receive amy money for their
services. Tue sad state of restitution
and wretcle,hlfSs to which the people
had been reduced wa at once apparent
Until contributions were forwarded
tr,m other cities the situation was al
u,tst worse tlfur starvation, and the
contributions viii lave 10 continue for
months. An ohicjal estimate places
the damage in the city al over s. 900,
600. 1t viii take S700.UOU in order TO
do anything ike placing the cIty in
sl.ape TO resume business. o. that
sum al least $4,000 viii he needed
~ rel air and rebuild damaged and deSd
s,l,y,a ir4u9y. - 1%.-,r~I "o'''
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An End TO Bone Soranlna.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
saws: "Having received so much benefit
from Electric B~itters, | feel it my duty tn
let suffering humanity know it. have
had a running sore ON my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would havs
to have the bone scraped or leg amputa-
ted. ] used, instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck
lens arnica Salve, and my leg is now
sound and we'll" Electric Bitters are sold
at fifty cents a bottle and BuekIen's Aruica
salvo at 25c. per box at JohnSon's drug
store.
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Political RESPONSIBILITY

. Nt'fNN hN'N ~ t'
election day the people are expected To
give their expression 10y ballot ru the
Affairs of state Tat too often 20 l!cs
follow the lead Of "a wolf in shceIs
clothing Who ieals theme on mu,cg party
prciudir-s aud ia Sc pre;euse int" "li-
hush where they hccoue % rley to tie
],ayetons ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vt e false let
der. The casting of ballot &C.
lion day IS bat half Of u mun'S duly
: I'm this advanced day of organized io-
Itical machinery it is every mans dn-
~ 10 attend the primary and delegate
meetings Of their party aud see that
honest and trustworthy men are n"ni-
mated or sent as delegates 10 Hoin M
ting conventions aud to see that such
men are nominated for office who VIII
not belrly The public on parry interest
/ Tor their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
As the Democrats have 1t majority
in this state they hope to elect u GOV
ernnr tins year. 50 II OF the liercesl
II, no ,.,,,t, K n,,y IA
iug wagcd Tor HE nomination 10y tie
different factions. The people Of this
State have become aware that thry are
under a ring rule cumpostd Of Sena-
tors NcplIprson and Sewell backtd 10y
a.. p.,,.y,y,ri, H,ilr,,d Compapy
49,, 49,. ..,r, tb,t tIs,. Gan break
81 ~. ,,al;tia.l ,,ta tb.tb as far many
- a.,,,a ,t.i, nacks As
, -. p.,oiJu.., mn. making =
eF,.t 80 h,,,t mn fine conn
49,. lii I'D IF tho bouse Inc.
a. .,.,;s.c Of ,,,rfv pripci.
49,. s.. ,.r.ou,1 ta,,,e II % INV time
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ne ,,a,A,,,,,d -, j. CONGRESS-.
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I'm L.. ,ho I,,',, amount a,
$50. al.a.h tho Cnyeruor cam rs,
~. hi,u ,r.pt Green's na~rtvtreachpr,
,..,. 49,. a.,,,.aJ ,nn II i an
-.",a,aat mon ,no n.,,,,e +, ,ee tl,a.
80; ,.pr.ma,, a3a,ato. ,ra cent I,
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;.a t.sL a L,s a-nt,oonizad the othp
m, on,.oo4fon ,,ro,,isos 70 Iva a.
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Laughing Time in Dress
Goods.

Tie fine 10 have New Dress Stnfls IS
while thew are now, and the time 10 laugh
is when everybody is pleased. We have
No occasion to drop into minor Keys.
EVERYDAY seems delighted with the ele-
r.nt Novelties orr Buyer has brought over
frnn Fnolapd. France and scotland, and
arr saIesmcn have been well received by
n,er Lsnts in many sections Of the country,
mon " hom thew have distributed OVER
FORTY NEW STYLES, wlile we have
the same variety upon aur counters. Yet we
understand that snme Of our largest city
stores hlycn't been able to show a dozen yet.
As we sid choire styles are scarce and
high in the foreign market now, and our
gathering is At its lest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18

The Democrats OF Wilmington ae-
matted themselves nobly last Satur-
a1v WHEN they defeated Enoch Moore
.r the Legislature and nominated
JONES w. Ware, IA man of more eNalt-
gi character. Moore only carried
..f Wards out of seventeen and WAS
.nl under 700 majority. Tie hon
a Enoch will not have the oplor-
lui.e next winter To eNhihltcd
$ lDnposity and personal spite on
e fishing question in the Delaware
s.ature BECAUSE he was arre.ted in
e. Jersey tor disoheying II oyster
SIS And il is we'll for all that he
IA. .ut. Elwooh Il. Norrty, Of Port
u.. 50 no expects 20 % NJ all the
.Asdre river So he can fish where
Is on sunday will no doubt be
ne mover in the Eelawae LesiS-
-Nt winter on the fishing qaes-
Goyem1r Biggs is Norney' nan
ytAo VII, 40 douht, lay owner
800 ai h Il mle circ.e b .ole
3 thrOu d with tue question:.
F.. nr Ut for J RS. v f lie mtl,
t. .I Cd" 4 sa
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappud Hands
ChilbIains Corns, aud all skin Eruptions
and positively cures, Piles, OF no pay
~roquiral It il guartlGe | To give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. FoR SALE BY
DIR. Al. johnson
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The nomination ul Legislature men
la Delaware looks very favorable Tor
The resurm of George Cray to the l. ).
Senate oycr Cungressm Charles b.
To- e. - mnch that Mr.. Lore has
withdrawn from the r,iteot.
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Baruains in Muslin Under
wear.

Excellent bargains in Muslin Under.
wear. consisting OF samples and ohe
pieces left from a busy season-nest!y IN
three lines-Chemise, Drawers and Night
Bresscs-seyeral kinds Of each.
pa Chemisr, il csnts u tl.lo.
= tairs Drawers, 60 cents TO 20.
M Sisht-bf.ssts, 90 ceuts t. s1.3I.
Everything is bright. new Underwear.
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Camden county now has four parties
the Democratic, the Sewrll and anil
Sewell. aud the Prohibit iouParty. All
Tut tie Democrats are split int" taci-
IONS, and ia AL probability tie Demo
Gratis will elect the pntirr thee Assem-
b.ylmeu from lha' county,
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Mrs. Gen. W. 5. Hancock has been
engaged this Summer in Writing Il
volume of rrminisccuce of her lde hes.
Land. It Is now about completed, aud
viii he published fllIs winter.
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Governor Albeit has rendered the
use Of 200 wall tcuts and - hp pital
tents tu the Charleston sufferers. II cy
we're accel ted and have been sent 10
the unfortunate city.
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The sheriff at BiSnaIk Grove, Kan
Sis, cmfiscated $500 bnjtles of beer last
Saturday i'll the presence Of MANY peo-
pie who were attending Il fair. The
hundreds OF thirsty people must have
felt sad us they SAW it running down
the rayine. This is the first instai ce
of co~ufseatiou in that prohibition State
and its legality is denied.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18

James &. Blaine, Of Maine, came
ont head again, or at least lbs man
Botlwell Tor Governor dill on Monday.
Tlrc Republicans carried the STATE 10y
bout 1900 majority, Il decrease OF
1000 majority less than The Republican
majority two years ago.
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The serond international yacht race
between the Mayflower. of Boston, aud
Galatea, Of England, eame off last sat
urday. The course was 20 miles tn
tie southeast from New York bay.
The sloop ceuterboard yacht Mayhower
again beat the cutter Galatcl on every
Joint, hy oven 20 minutes in time and
about , miles in distance. This msur-
Is the retention of the cup in this cOun-
try for another year.
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COOPER g. C0NARD'S
Ory Goods bulletin.

All fully one dollar below value,
and all through their being Sec
onds" which. rs we have said, don't
hurt them a single bit.
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Assomhlymm Rec, Of Gloucester
county is being ground between The up
3pr and under mill stones. He sup
ported all the temperance bills in the
Legislature last winter n Il now the
ptGhibitIomists have nominated Il can
didate Tor the Assem- hlyand the liquor
men are working oItnly against his
denomination.
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The prmocralic Cuupussiora Con
yrur.un for This district viii be held at
Woodbury. IA tie 3OIh inst.
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BlISIDE STURGEON FERTILIZER.

The Bayside Sturgeon Fertilizer is a Superior article, as
many of our testimonials prove. Nhen "e can brine men OF
known integrity to testify, that by actual weight, this last year.
10 bushels of wheat per acre was & own, by an appllrauot OF
400 lbs per acre, on a field crop in Greenwich county.
This Fertilizer has been tried for years ard has no" an e-
tabIished repu alton. One oil its GREAT features is that 1t is low
priced. We can maine farmers who have takel5 tons ctclV
Pa !. Tor wheat, ever since we have manufactured Il c0nmclclal
Fertilizer and have not failed to have a good yield
Cur Agent in Greenwich township. inexperienced II. selling
Fertilizer. sold over six hundred dollars worth, within three
miles OF the Factory. in less than four hours.
There is no worthless material in 1t to make weight or bulk.
You who have not tried it, do so. Those "ho have used it, IN
most cases, use it again.
This Fertilizer will be put into the storeIlore dry, and Iii
goo shape to drill; farmers car examine before bulnr. We
append two Of our testimonials from men we'll known IN Sarh
county,
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALVE.

For Colds, Catarrh, and Asthma Braz
iliau Balm is inttlli e.-l0.c 500
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18

No sooner than senator SeWell got
the Camden Coafier'S opposition to him
l~assilie tlan the Camden Post slipped
the collar and is now making war Oh
It's former sponsor. The R~ohesonites
are making things very warm Tor the
SeWellites in Camden county.
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a local option election was held
Monday in Winchester, Virginia and
il resulted in the successot the "DryS7
no carried every wand, and have IN
aggregate majority Of 1853. The Law
Will take effect on the 1T Of May next
and continue in operation for two years.
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Good Results in Every Case.

Halfa ~teaspoonful of Brazilian Balm in
hot water +. times a daY cules dyspepsia.
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OUR KAlL. ORDER DEPARTMEMT

Brings the Store right home to eyeyb dy all over this broad Land. fIls*a Are It
the sam as over the enmters and shopping in that wayr often cheaper eF@ =" un"
by people than coming into town. And the cost il no cor " those WI he u
thousand miles away.
COPPER & COWARD. Ninth and Market Philadelphia.
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The business men of Philadelphia
.4r making loud muttering about the
efficiency Of the post office accommo-
.la,jons under W. f Ilanity. lie has
'uincd all the old efficient clerks out
rad replaced them with fresh hands to
,le detriment of the service. This
-.os to show the wisdom of President
tirveland and his Cabinet in not turn
Ipg AL the Republicans out of office at
a.oe aud destroy the the efficiency of
f.. civil service 1t takes time to learn
,o be efficient in public business and
,;e clerks Should lie moved slowly.
Eais destroys the force Of the old spoil
EaI. ters' cry Of ''turn the rtscalS ont
HIS w.ls done in ahuny at the Phi,ad-
.giia post Office but Il worse set was
in.
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The Republican State convention to
nominate y candidate for Governor hats
been called to meet in Trenton on
Cuesday, October 9TH. Benjamin F..
lIowey, of Hunterdnn county, and Gen.
y. Ward WESTMINSTER of Newark,
re prominently mentioned for the nom
.tation, and either II would make II
God candidate. Mr.. Howey will, UNI
ubt+dly though, u for Congress
tud defeat Congressman Pidcock ufthe
tOurth district as he deserves TO De for
:. singh tariff vote in Congress. There
s. q bitter fight against him.
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FCUNp.

A handsome shaw br.Seen IN Cd
camp gruuni AID tic briek Nj The
oNn eau nave II by ca ltag n y YIhs
sn.Lat JUAa WILSON
lS-If IS"~G ,s0te,
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ouls per acleou c0ver swld and ftiow ground, / hni y Yha 81 over 4o BUSH
ell, per acre. Grass looks very indeed
Yh st My, MO RIS BACON.
Mn EWING i used vu Bayste Fertilizer side Ivy side with Star Bone u d
Peruvian Guuou ON TO Latss. the same wcr ht FER acre: the yl a. very hcHEf
be baysde Fertilizer doing as titer of the others and not CUSHING half az much
as TIN Peruvian GuAno.
ISAAC HORNER, CTenant for Job Bc NJ Greenwich, NJ.
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BOARDING.


DERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND TABLR
Communicating Rooms on eoc0nd door now vseaat;
win be rented ca suite o. euxle. jell.6sS
TSURNIsHED koOND-WTTH On WITHOUT
Addrem Mn. = x. ELLI0T. 'skeiraSa jsItSh :
DLEASANT ROOMS. FURNISHED AND UN.
Il fhr0isned. with Board. at 814 aad 116 IodiAna
ave. tel7-;Sm
YTyABLE BOARD FOR fIfK sUGNFR $40 PER
i month; sxathmore Asms, $40 Ian q. q. wjlrlns
THE LOCHIEL House, 6l2 9TH "a Il. W.
II and the La Pierre e.W. COR. 10Th and NV the
ben conducted boarding houses In thecity Table frs
claaG pleasant noozuM Terms u1oderata 0c37
YNpORTDRS or FRENCH WfNn co0NACn
u CHAMPAIGN H AND CoB6lAIA
tfdinaxy French Gaseu. ~ and q 80 pr ooG
q end burgundy $50 per dQk
All wines received dlfecfly, which 3 gnnran1oe q
ViGI6E kbux . 20 xTIfSxx 151sJ = ssS
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Nova Scotia straws indicate that the political
wind Is blowing in the direction of the United
States The Digby ses-captain who hoisted the
stars and stripes OF the lest spruce tree his
place acted in bis individual capacity of course,
but IT 10 not improbable that he represented
pretty fairly the feeling of his fellow citizens.
II 10 TO be hoped that the Americans will let
the Nova Seotians do all the agItating In favor
Of secession and annexation. Ii any province of
Great Britain knocks at the doors of our Union,
there Will be time enough then to think about
the kind of response TO be made. The course OF
the English people toward the southern Con-
federaey showed the folly OF being premature
in the>e matters
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Judge David Davis, who lies at the point of
death, deserves the kindly remembrance of all
Journalists. Some OF his most eminent services
while "A justice On the Supreme Court were rem
dered ip the eases Of newspapers which had
trsnsgressed the bounds OF prudence in express
Ing their opinions His belief In free speech
and q tree press was a matter of conscience, and
he was ready to defend them In his seat on the
bench, or personal friend and adviser OF
the President, or even-sls one occasion
when he was presiding at a circuit court In an
Illinois town-by mounting an improvised ros-
trum in the street and facing a desperate mob.
In politics Judge Davis received his fair share
Of donors; but they all came unsought The
one to which he aspired and for which he could
have been ready To work, was the presidency,
In 1872, the national labor reform convention
offered him q nomination, and he permitted 1t
without n formal acceptance. His naIne was
also before the liberal republican convention
which nominated Horace Greeley, and when
the vote went against him there he withdrew
from the other ticket also. But he did not give
up hope. In 1876 his eligibility was discussed
by both the great parties and also by the green
back agitators, who atterward put Peter Cooper
forward as their candidate. In 1850 there was
more talk of IL still. When President
Garfield had fallen a victim to Gui
tsaa's bullet, and General Arthur's Lie was
supposed TO be in danger from some murderous
crank, Senator Davis suffered no qualms OF
prudence 10 prevent his acceptance OF the Presi-
dency Of the Senate, which would have put
him directly in the order of succession, and, at
any rate, improve his chance of q nom nation
In 1sS4- But his repeated disappontments
were never permitted TO eInbitter his life, and
he quilted Washington the same kindly, pleas
ant, good-tempered soul he entered IL.
The conduct of the Chicago men who were
summoned TO serve as Jurors in the anarchist
trials yesterday was not calculated to strike
terror TO the hearts of wrong-doers. No sooner
had the court opened than they began with one
accord TO make excuse and a supplemental
panel nad to be sworn. IL Is scarcely to be Won
dered that the much-hunted Parsons EN-
boldsned TO walk into the ROOM and sit down 20
watch the proceedings as IL nothing had hap
psned. II the business men and property hold
srs Of Chicago are not willing to lay aside other
affairs long enough to do their share toward
Kidding the city OF the leaders OF its iawiess
element they need not look Tor much sympathy
from outside when they suffer through riot and
pillage. II Is all very Well for them. tax
payers, to contribute TO the support OF police
force, but the police cannot do everything. The
most that lies In their power il To set In motion
the wheels Of the great engine Of justice. The
rest must be done by the citizens Of Chicago
themselves.
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SO-inch Eiderdown Flannel, In blue, cardi-
nal garnet white, pink and ecru only DOC. per
cIhird door; take elcvator.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
CnR1srxAs HANDxKRcHrErs
Can be found here all the year around. No
mesgre assortment-al lines full. We are par
tiauiarly strong IN Lasiies and Mems initial"
Handk srchieis, and can show you any letter In
the following lines. at all times:
125 dozen Ladies' White All-Linen Unlaun-
dersd Hemstitched Initial Handkerchief one
inch hem, haul embroidered letters. a. good Is
the 25o Numbered quality, only 20c each: q for
$500.
100 dozen Ladies' White Sheer All-Linen
uniaundered Homstitched "Initiap' Handker-
chisfs. one-ineh hern hand-embroideredl letters,
20c. each: fur $3.50
l5Q dozen Mems White All-Linsn Unlaun-
dsred Hemstitched "InitiaI' Handkerchief
two-inch HON. hand-embr odsred letter, only
29c each; for S1.6O.
Wehavs also the coiorsd Bordsred and Col
ored Initial" handkerchief in good variety
Ut equally low prices.
WOODWARD & LoTHRop.
LADY LAWN TEssrs P1AYHns.
We are Headquarters" for Lawn Tennis
Flannel and Suiting both plain and striped,
ana request your examination of the following
excellent goods, which we are offering al low
prices:
IS inch Cream Lawn Tennis
% (fine)3lc
- Eek. fne)..-371ac.
New Striped Lawn Tennis Suitng Fiannels
only give. per yard.
Old-time" homemade All Wool White Flap-
mel, for seaside suits, mountain and Lawn Ten
mis- suits, skirtipg. &C. "uushrinKabie," "a
Inches wide. only 81 per yard.
FOR BATHING SUITA
We are showing an elegant line Of Plain and
Twiiisd
NAVY "TRUE-BLUE" BATHING AND
SUITlNG FLANNELS,
As specially good values we quotes
~ inch Navy Blue Flannel. ...........25c
"a 371.c.
(e4traJ ..........4OC,
q tex. nne)-....50c.
% inch Navy Blue ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Soc
Third floor; take e;evator)
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CREAM FLAssEn Season.


For the seashore and mountain wear, lawn
tennis, boating, &C., we offer you the pick of an
elegant line Of Cream WOODEN Fabrics, and are
displaying particularly good values In Flan-
nets. viz:
40inch Cream ATWOOD Twilled Flannel,
only soc per yard
6Oinch Cream Atwood Plsin Flannel. only
62i5c per yard.
aO-inch Cream Atwood Fine Twiiled F1an-
mel. only 70c per yard
64-tnch CT cam Atwood Fine Twilled Flan-
nels, only 67lsc. per yard.
64rinch Cream AI.Wool Extra Fine TwilIed
flsnnsls only u per yard.
Special Value-36-inch Swan's-down Cream
FLANNEL, for afghan, childrens carriage robes,
&C., only II per yard.
SO-inch Eider-down Flannel, In blue, cardi-
nal. garnet white, pink and ecru. only DOC per
yard.
eIhird floor; take elcvator.)
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War Do We CAIr
SURPLUS srocr,

One OF the numerous illustrations Is this: In
buying Ladies' Hosiery this spring We bought
one line solid browns to sell At 37,sc per
pair. nappeaFs from their Gale that ladies
don't want plain brown hose; ct least We have
just discovered that we have about the sama
quantity We bought
We have called this line . Surplus Stock
and have reduced the price 70 26c. per pair.
We rather think You will want brown and Ct
this price you can buy all we have; not many
70 times as many dozen as we wish we had
STA to 25c,
Hosisry Department: first floor; midway
!.
WOODW ARD d LOTHROf,
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CET HART,s INSECT PuwDER. TIE PRE-
NJ nom p0tson- u = not sold uoee. Ny trade marx
= On the Iid BoWoHe ~ lm1tak1oa Send caro % ia
~ - nv. jesj-16xs
" On u. sre nov prepars1 70 PAY full value for
Geufso Second-haud ClOfhine Addfsos or call a.
"yUsrHr "a ssane- ele bet nw. ysl2Im.5d
4 ,iVILoERv1cE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IVY lneTITtTE
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1875 18th ct. NV, Srs>30
1919 Pierc Pl.. 7rs......25
1907 Pierce Pl.. 7rs......2o
$40 S. c. ave. T. Q Or ~. 90
AL to ~ 5lh 81. u..s.-..2O
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