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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-19
PUBLICATION NOTICE

STATE OF KANSAS
BARBER COUNTY, S.
In the District Court of Barber county. IN the
State of Kansas.
Joseph y. YouarJ. Plaintiff,
versus
Ida NCaarf- Defendant
CAD PENDANT. Ida Youar4. VIII .akeno-
~ tee mat sue mas been sued In The above
EaIned court Tor a divorce from said defend
ant and must answer the petition hled therein
oy said plalntln on or Before the 3lst day OF
october. A d.. 1858. or said petition will be
taken as true. and Judgment for plaintiff I'm
SAID action Tor divorce from the bonds Of nat
uman< sstAseA. said parties viii be rendered
Attesti FRANK HOLMES.
Clerk OF Said Court.
lI-S shannon Shannon. Att'ys. for Pltff
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-19

From b. E. Kies' Newton Paper.l

lfrOm Is. l. k1es newton Paper.l
MEDICINE LODGE, Sept. 4. 1888.
FRIEND KIEs: The Democrats held
their county convention Yesterday and
put full ticket in the field. They put
up a candidate for representative at the
dictation of the bankers who are max.
ing threats that they will spend the last
dollar they have to defeat me, because
they say am in favor of reducing the
rate of interest and they say that would
break up all business in this county.
So few of the Democratic leaders that
are under the control of the banks have
set up a man TO divide the vote to de-
feat me-Charley Nelson, ex-sheriff.
Send the Commoner to the following
names: Yours Truly,
Cr.rnc4~-
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If you are owing Davis s. Davis you
are notified that a prompt settlement
of your account now will save you both
trouble and expense as they have ar
ranged to put all accounts due in the
hands of an attorney for collection.
This is their last call and they mean
strictly business. IL
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Or. K1cicll wishes 90 announce that
ne keeps ou hand q full line of homeo-
pattc as we'll as eclectic medicines.
Those Who get tired of syrups and nos
trums may call ON The Doctor and get
pleasant and prompt medicines. 10
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The A. +. aud $. +. By., now runs a
through sleeper from Kiowa to Kansas
City over the Southern Kansas railroad;
and through sleeper and chair cars
from Caldwell To Kansas City by way of
Wichita. Persons going from Medi-
cine Lodge can take either route. 6
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r. r. MaatinR.

1t has been suggested that meeting
of citizens be held Thursday evening,
Sept. Goth, at the courthouse, for the
purpose of considering the new railroad
proposition now agitating the people of
the counties along the line of the Terri
tory. A full attendance of citizens is
desired.
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Camp Meeting.

Commencing Friday evening Septem-
Der 21st, at S. A. Fergason's grove,
miles northwest of Medicine Lodge, a
camp meeting will be inaugurated un-
der the direction of Rev. Hendrickson
of Nashville, who will be assisted by
others
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-19

DARN LOANS in the best companies. with
il the privilege OF paying part Of the princi-
plc ntany time, an sums OF tlnur any multi
plcuf the same. BRONSON liOUCHtN. ~
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Colt show.

At the suggestion of a number of
stockmen interested, a colt show is to
be held at Medicine Lodge on Saturday,
September 18th. Nothing in the colt
line barred. A parade of the colts will
be given during the day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-19

The Farmers MN, of th.s ciJy, win
re opened and ready for hu. nos, from
now ou under the MANAGEMENT OF
burst q Hitchcock. They do all kinds
of rough grinding. IL
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TXAMIEE YOUR TITLE you may need a
A. correction und we are prepared 90 de- this
work and guarantee cutrcctnCss and satisfnc-
ton. BuOSsON q HOUCuN. 90
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A special sale OF ribbons, remnants
and cheap ribbons, from ~ cents per
yard up 10 sl.5O, going on this week at
Miss MOore's. 10
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Buy the best, fattest and tenderest
beef, veal, mutton and pork, of Smyth
81 Schmidt, on Nam street. They kill
nothing nut tho b'.t. "a
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Judge John Martin, Democratic can
didste for governor, will speak at Medl-
cine Lodge at / O'Clock in the afternoon
Of Saturday, September 29th.
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Money in abundance at reduced rates.
Gail at the Office of Shannon Il Shan
non for terms. .
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The Grand hotel barber shop and
bath rooms are open and in good order
Hot or cold baths nc any hour. II
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Money IN abundance at reduced rates.
Call at the Office of Shannon Il Shan
non for terms. o
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The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank.
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A BsTRAcTs OF TITLE to any property in
a Barber county We have the ONLY perfect
ana complete set OF abstract books in the coun-
" corrected up 70 date. BR0SsoS & HoUcHIS.
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Think of IS pounds of Turkish prunes
for a 81 at Davis. 81
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Go to Morgan & Graham for Farm
Loans, 8
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will pay the highest market price
for fat cows. G. G.. SPARKS, Medicine
Lodge.
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New Fall Millinery Stock including
a great variety OF fancy articles and
novelties at Miss MoOres rs
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Morgan u Graham can make Farm
Loans at liberal terms 8
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Cunninghams want all the yearly i'm
terest farm loans they can get. Al
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California prunes, the best in the
world, at Davis Il Davis. 81
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Children's waists, something entirely
new, at Miss Moore's. rs
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List Of Letters.

THE following letters remain uncalled for at
i the posoffice in Medicine Lodge, for the
week ending Sept. Is, 1885, In calling for them
please state that they are advertised.
Mrs. E Albertson Mr. James Fleming.
;: O. II. Hardy. Mr.. Joseph Mackdowel,
Miss Katie Michaels, Miss Dora Snider,
Mr.. Il. Smith. Mr.. John Thompson,
Mr.. Clark Williams Mr. Samuel Willsden
Maj. c. White, George Amey,
Miss Jessie Raper, l.. G. Van Dyke.
T. A. McCLEAREY p NJ
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The finest line of corsets and bustles
ever shown m this city at Miss Moore's.
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Turkish and California prunes at
Davis " Davis 81
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Call on Morgan Il Graham If you
wish to increase your loan. 6
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If you want TO borrow money, go to
Morgan and Graham. 6
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Farm Loans.

FARMERS should patronize home institu
tons, and get their Farm Loans from the
McNEAL MORTGAGE co. Money Away
ready. Principal and Interest payable at then
office. at Citizens National Bank. Alma
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Money to loan on land-see Morgan *
Graham. 8
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TRANSFER LINE.

j. B. Gano is the manager of the South
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight, Delivers freight and express in
any part of the city. Leave orders at the
oihce of e. G Taliaferro, or at the bus barn on
Kansas avenue, west
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~ Read Cunulngham's new money ad.
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Work On ths eypspm PactorY

d. L. ROSE.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-04-18


man who could Aaunt the badge of q
libertine from her bosom, for the presi-
dency and dress her children in the party
uniform and teach them to hurrah for the
"moral leper" that occupies the White
House, such woman would not vote the
prohibition ticket If 1t were headed by
the angel Gabriel. Hasn't woman been
weighed in the balances and found want
ing in the right attitude towards the H.
quor traffic Where were the houses that
flung out the prohibition banner four
years ago Did you see any, Mr.. Editor ?
Were they not conspicuous by their Gb-
seBce Woman will have another opDor-
tunity this Fall to show her convictions.
Will she use it, or do as she did four
years ago ~
Now, woman, it is Of no Importance to
you whether Democrats or Republicans
get the "spoils of Office But it is Of in
finite importance to you whether the sa-
loon shah stay or be wiped out of exis-
tence. What are you going to do about
itp Still continue TO be weighed 10 the
balances and found wantings or will you
show yourself in such true colors as be-
come true noble christian womanhood
NASSAU,
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Last Monday evening fatal acci-
dent occurred at Holland Station on the
Bel. Del. r. R. Mr.. Abraham Fraley
aged about "A years, attempted to cross
the track in front of train, carrying
with him pole about thirteen feet long,
which he had picked up at the river
where he had been to bring a young
lady over from the Pennsylvania side,
and who was with him at the time, she,
however, escaping unhurt. The train
struck the end of the pole carried by
Mr.. Fraley with such force as to knock
him down, crushing in his right side
and badly brusipg his face. He was
carried to the house of his brother-in.
law, Mr.. Wilson Angle, near the station,
where he died in about two hours. He
remained conscious to the last -Regels'
vile Enterprise. RRsatlM f1a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-04-18

NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA,
New guard ratings are being put
along Bridge street, in New Hope, near
the canal bridge.
Mrs. Hiram Scarborough is remodel
ing the dwelling adjoining her present
residence, in New Hope.
Surveyors were engaged last week.
below New Hope, 10 surveying route
for new telegraph line. They came up
the river road.
-Rumors are afioat respecting new
railroad to New Hope, but there have
been so many that we want to see the
road before we can believe the rumors.
While the driver was making short
turn in New Hope, on Monday last, the
horse attached to the Adams express
wagon became frightened by the breech-
ing breaking and ran away, going over to
this Lambeitville side of the river. lie
took the wrong side of the bridge in 60
ing over, and came in contact with team
crossing at the time, but no damage was
done, fortunately.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-04-18

Last Fall man by the name of Hines
and his wife came to this city as tramps.
They told a pitiful story and sympathiz-
ing citizens rendered them assistance
They moved into house on South Main
street and the man secured employment
in the rubber mill After awhile he open
ed variety store in his house, keeping
for sale tin ware, lamps, etc. He was
very saving with his earnings, prosperity
followed and be finally opened bank
account. But about six weeks ago his
wife left for parts unknown, and last
night he also left, leaving creditors in
this city and elsewhere to the tune of
nearly 5000. To-day attachments were
issued against his household goods and
store stock, and they were removed to
the auction rooms of Duryea & Kitchin,
where they will be stored until the ex-
piration Of the ten days required by law,
when they will be sold.
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THIS TIME AT THE HOSI-
cry AND UNDERWEAR DE-
PARTMENT. Somebody's loss
your gain" Fine, Lisle-f finished
Ladies' Derby Ribbed Vests, size.
Are they cheap? The best answer
is the crowds at this counter. 2 pairs
fast Black Hose for 25c., split soles,
black or white feet; Ladies Black,
Brilliant Lisle Thread Hose, 39c.;
Ladies' Gauze Vests; at 26c.-you
have bought them at 50c., but never
at less. You may indulge your
fancy in the Hosiery line to its ex-
treme limits by an inspection of the
new Spring Silk Lisle Hose. To
tell you about them is too long a
story. We want your opinion.
Come look them over. Prices, $1.49,
$1.79 to $2.49.
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mems election, as follows Chief Engi-
neer, &c. Fl. W. Van Solver; First Assist
ant, John L. Coryell; Second Assistant,
William 8. Markey.
On motion Of Mr.. Kilroy, the action Of
the firemen was confirmed.
The City Clerk presented a statement
of the recent city election, which was re-
ceived and ordered fled.
The annual report of the Chief Engi-
neer Of the Fire Department was received
and ordered fled.
A communication was received from
the manager of the Doylestown Base Ball
Club, asking permission to use the large
street roller belonging to this city. Mr..
A.sP. Kerr Secretary Of the Lambertville
Cricket Club. also asked permission to
use the roller on the Clubs grounds.
Both requests referred to the Street Com
mittee.
George w. Naylor, newly elected mem
Der of the Excise Board, presented the
following bondsmen James Mullineaux
and Griffith Williams. Accepted.
Mr.. Carmody called the attention of the
Street Committee to the bad condition of
the sewer at the corner of Main and Ferry
streets.
On motion Of Mr.. Kilroy, the Commit
tee on City Property was instructed to
procure gavel for the use of the Presi-
dent.
Bill of Louis Gulick, for five hours
work in assisting to remove a lamp-post
on Cottage Hill--amount, 65 cents--was
ordered paid.
On motion of Mr.. Kilrov. adjourned.
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ALL4wooL cHALLIs.

ALLAWOOL CHALLIS. Are
they scarce? Ask your merchant,
Nine instances out of ten you'll not
find a yard of desirable all-wool
Challis. A year ago we were caught
just in the same fix. Not SO this time.
Early contracts and the goods in
stock to-day in all their pretty,
graceful effects and airy sheenness.
No rings, dots or back numbers, but
new designs, new colorings, and
fresh and bright as the vines, flowers
and grasses which their patterns re-
present. Price, 60 to Coo; others,
with cotton warp, Tic. Don't miss
a dress of the Cballis.
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Common CouncIl Proeeedings.

Common Council Proceedings.
A meeting of the Common Council was
held on Monday evening of this week,
with all The members present, except Mr..
| Sproat.
The minutes Of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The following bills were ordered paid
Tie Election Boards cf the First, Second
Fand Third Wards, for services at election
held April 8, $3.50 each Board of City
Canvassers, $12; Street pay rolls for
month of April, $9.t4; A. H. Heath,
coal and wood, $2s John Kelley, remov-
ing lamp post on Cottage Hill, SLIPS.
A communication was received from
Mayor Coryeli, reporting So arrests made
in the city during the past year.
On motion of Mr.. Kearns, the thanks
Of the Council were extended to Presi-
dent McEntee and Clerk Holcombe, to
the former for the able and efficient man.
ner in which he has presided and to the
latter for the faithful discharge of his
duties during the year.
President McEntee, in few words,
thanked the members for the many cour-
tesies extended him during the past year
and spoke Of the pleasant relations that
kad existed between all during his term
of Office
The minutes of the evening were read
and approved, after which, on motion of
Mr.. Sine, Council adjourned sine die.
1.-THE retired members are Messrs. Nc
Entee, Wanamaker and Sine
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Bur glaries.

/ Bur glaries.
At a late hour on Friday night last
several burglaries were committed in this
city, although the burglars did not sue
coed in securing very large amount of
booty. At the Bellemont House $40 and
watch were taken from an agent who
was stopping there over night. Luckily,
cabba containing $50 was placed under
the bed and escaped the notice of the
thieves. At DIR. e. w. Blossoms drug
store about 81 in small change was taken.
At Peter Smiths saloon rs or so cents
were secured and bottle of champagne
was drank. AT the residence of Mr.. Jas.
II. Callan a small sum of money was
taken. AT Mr.. Charles Updikes resi-
dence nothing was missed but the floor
gofsthe kitchen was strewn with matches.
AT the residence OF Mrs. Twomey the key
was turned in the front door, but as there
was dead latch on the door the thieves
did not get in. At the residence of Mr..
Patrick Mangan, on Main street, below
Ferry, nothing was stolen, but it was
here that one Of the burglars entered the
bedroom of young son Of Mr.. Maugan,
and the boy being awake at the time, says
he recognized the man. On Monday ev-
enipg young Mangan--who had refused,
for some unexplained reason, to tell who
the man was-was compelled to 90 before
Justice Kitchin, when he informed the
Justice that the man was Charles Nc
Cready, resident Of this city. On the
strength of this testimony McCreasy was
arrested, and on Tuesday evening, before
Justice Kitehin, waived hearing and
was committed to Pennington, where he
was taken this Wednesday, morning.
1t is but fair to state that two or three
reputable persons say they are willing to
qualify that McCready spent the evening
referred to, from P. NJ. until 3 A. NJ,
in their company, at his home.
On the same night Throp's drug store
in New Hope was broken into and, it is
said, $14 stolen tlierefrom.
Ia nearly every case the premises were
entered by the front door by turning the
key with pincers made expressly for such
purpose, tie marks Of the pincers being
plainly visible on the keys.
Undoubtedly there were three or four
persons in the gang, but as yet they are
unknown.
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For RENT. from AnriI Isf next The
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I'll w. coehrnn q co.

Have secured sole agency for Lambert
vile, N. j.. for the sale of BRoMo Com
FOUND, the emily and wonderful remedy
for Neuralgia, Headache and Nervous
ness, This medicine Is taken inwardly,
an immediate relief guaranteed. 1t is
not quack or patent medicine, but a
purely chemical compound. Try II. Is
cents per bottle. Prepared only by
ARTHUR SCHWARTZ,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
Trenton, N. j.
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card.

A Card.
| feel it my duty to return my sincere
thanks to the citizens of the City of Lam
bertyille for the very dattering support
accorded me by them at the late election,
can assure all who had part or parcel in
my election that their endorsement and
faith shall be fully deserved. For the of
flee itself, can truthfully say had little
desire-for the generous trust of my fell
low citizens, am proud and profoundly
grateful. Respectfully,
ToRBERT CoRYELL.
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To always believe everything that a per.
son tells you, but when you hear that the
best blood purifier is Sulphur Bitters,
you can believe it, for they cured me of a
severe case of blood poisoning
REV. A. FAIRcHILD,
New York City.
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We have the exclusive sale in this
city Of Chase u Lanborn's Famous Cof-
fees and Teas. They never fail TO please
jan II g. J. TrsHER.
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4
\ Woman's Position. Il yield to none in
point of honor and chivalry that should
be shown to womankind. In the age Of
chiyalry, gallant knight went forth in
spired by the glowing beauty OF some
lady fair for whom be lived and foHght
that be might win and hold her in reyer-
ent love. That same chiyalry, as grand
and noble in character, should be wo-
man's guardian angel to-day as Loyalty as
in the centuries past.
Even In this age she has shown herself
equal to many an emergency; her self
denial and devotion to cause still places
her beside Mary with her alabaster box,
and the women lingering at the cross.
And to, her the Temperance prohibition
cause is, or ought to be, as dear as the
apple of her eye. And she has done a
noble work in the Temperance cause,
though, perhaps, not always by the best
and wisest methods. NJ
There is great talk nowadays that II
woman had the ballet the whiskey traffic
would be settled in a very short time,
perhaps by one general election. Is this
truep Scarcely. Observation aud actual
facts show that woman suffrage would
not change the general character of the
liquor traffic, perhaps, one iota. Why
Because aooman has been soeighed in the
balances and found wantiagi She has
had grand chance of showing whore she
stood in regard to Che liquor traffic and
has failed to put herself on the side Of
prohibition. So long as her opinions and
convictions could not be expressed in a
ballot, then was the time, II ever, to show
hon she would express them, II she had
the privilege. Is there woman In Lam
bertville and the surrounding country
who four years ago flung out the prohi-
bition banner to the breeze? Is there a
woman 10 the community who dressed
her children in prohibition uniform and
sent them forth to train for ''God and
home and native land ?" What differ
ence did it make TO Der whether Demo
Gratis or Republicans were victorious? II
the temperance cause is so very dear to
her heart, then was the time to show her
true colors. She did show them. One
cried hurrah for this andidate-another
for that. But where is the woman who
hurrahed for the "Saintsv Aud any wo-
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Good Carpet Rags will be bought al
Ramsey's, at market prices. Skeins will
be given the preference to balls, and q
higher price paid for them. Do not want
them without being frst-class, being
the Judge.
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MEMS AND BOYS OUTING
SHIRTS OF THOROUGHLY
SHRUNKEN STRIPED FLAN-
MEL &c.,; we'll made, and bona
fide 81 garment. Catch them while
you can, "here to-day, gone to-mor-
row." Such goods sell themselves.
Another, still better, worth (as you
will find for yourself upon an ex-
aminatiOn) sl.25; you get them;
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We are receiving large invoices Of
every description Of Crockery Ware, for
Spring trade. G. ]. FISHER.
March Z, 'S6.
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$500 Wanted, on first mortgage, on
property worth double the amount. In
quire at THE RECORD office. mar14-tf
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INPARAsOLs. Has anythin,

INPARASOI1S. Has anything
been missed as to style, workman
ship &C.? We think not. Then
the prices--those we leave to yon,
We say you can't find their equals.