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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
Down South, Mills and the other Dem,

Down South, Mills and the other Demo
cratic leaders are promising the people
that free trade will be the final outcome.
In the manufacturing North and East the
speakers and newspapers strive to excuse
the Mills bill on the ground that it
is ''such little one'-only poor, wee
seven percent reduction that won't do
nobody no harm" Was the Democratic
party ever known to meet an issue fairly
and squarely?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
To Purchase Grain.

The following extract from a letter just
received from John A. Rea will prove Of
interest to Emmons County people,
especially those of the western and cen.
trail parts "As an item Of news-and
importance, too--say that the Power line
Of steamboats, will buy grain at Clayton,
Emmonsburg and Winona. have just
been talking with Mr.. Baker, and be says
he will do it. It seems to me that this
will be important to your people. At
least construed it so, and acted accord
ingly. Probably warehouse at each
place"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
BOOTS AND SHOES.

When IN Bismarck purchase your
Boots and Shoes from Bushman s. Co.,
where you can get Mems TwoBuckle
Plow-Shoes for $1.25, Mems Waterproof
Boots for $500, Mems Fine Shoes (Lace,
Congress:and Buttoned) fer 1926, Men s
Fine Calf Boots for $3.50 to $3.50, La
dies Buttoned Shoes at $1.35, 80 90 and
$2.65. Infants Shoes at 35c to 75c, Chill
dren's Shoes (Nos. to 12) from 81 90 to
$1.25. Also, a full line of Groceries and
Creckery at lowest market prices.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
NOTICE.

desire to state that I shall leave this
week for Washington Territory to buy
horses for the home market. They will
be mostly mares, weighing from 1,00O to
1000 pounds, and from 10 5 years old,
and full-bred American stock. l shall
return about Sept. ! to 5. This beng the
last Shipment for the season, will sell on
very small margins. ]. B. TAYLOR,
Bismarck, Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
$500 REWARD!

Will be paid by the undersigned for the
return of two bay mares with colts,
which strayed from my premises Aug. 1,
1888. One mare has white strip in face.
Both branded v on right hip, Il on lef,
hip, with ether brands. Each had long
rope on neck. When last seen were about
twelve miles southeast of Williamsport,
travelling northeast or nearly east. Or a
suitable reward will be paid for informa-
ton leading to their recovery.
JOSEPH FULLER.
Winchester, Aug. 10, 1885,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
A SanRuin. Editor.

"Carl Prctzel," editor of the Chicago
Sunday National, is so confident of the
election of >Gcn. Harrison that he offers
to bet his entire newspaper outfit, valued
at $4,000, against $4,000, that Harrison
will be elected.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24

TH1s is the first time since 1850 that
the Republican cohorts have been COM
PEELED to charge the lntrenchments of
their political enemy, and they are doing
it as grandly now as then. The loyal
North is rallylng at Harrison's call with
as great enthusiasm as it did at the call
of Lincoln.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24

On Aug, 21, Sept. II and rs, Oct. 9 aha
% the Northern Pacific will sell excursion
tickets from st. Paul or Duluth to Bis,
marck at $12 far the round trip, which Il
less than half fare.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24

The weekly newspapers in the states
advertise "The Life and Public Services
of Grover Cleveland The volume can
be carried in the vest pocket and still
leave room for watch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
Lost,

A gold sleeve-button with the mono
gram &C." Same was probably lost be-
Transport school. l.heuse. Suitable reward
on leaving same at this Office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
Samples Should BE Provided.

Warden Dan Williams writes us that he
wants some samples of wheat OATS bar
ley and millet to put on exhibition in his
office in the ''pcn." Every sample should
be accompanied with tag bearing the
name of the grower and location of the
quarter on which they grew. Samples
left at the county building will be ar
an opportunity to show his friendship for
people from this the locality In which SO
many of his interests are located, and it
goes without saying that the samples Will
he displayed so as to do US the most good.
The legislature will be IN session this win
ter. aud there will be many strangers in
town. The legislators will all make
trips--voluntary trips-t the pen. Fur
thermore, the remarkably low railroad
excursion rates will bring out crowds Of
farmers this fall to see the Nor til Dakota
harvest, and, among other objects of in
tcrest, most Of them will visit the model
prison By. all means, Dan should have
the samples.
"What's the Matter with EmmonS?''
In case it IS decided that one Rcpubli.
| can legislative candidate shall come from
some county other than Burleigh and
| Morton, what's the matter with Emmons
prodding its pole into the perslmmon
tree? Ward and Kiddcr have candidates
in the field; yet neither one of them cast
as many votes as this county two years
ago--viz.: Emmons, $40 Kidder, 80 /;
Ward, 204 Besides, Kldder don't deserve
anything. A county in which "Repub
lican" club censurcs astralght-out Repub-
lican newspaper good one--bc-
cause it criticiscs the president Of such
club for declaring himself mugwump.
deserves no honors from the party, and
ought to be placed in political purgatory
until its party character is improved.
The attention of Twenty-third District
politicians of both parties is invited to
the fact that, of the cast~rlvcr counties,
Emmons, next to Burleigh, cast the larger
vote ut the last election.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
HATsl HATS! HATS!

From twenty five cents to one dollar
apiece at the millinery store of K. Brady
mons county ladies visiting Bismarck
should call and see Miss BradY's stock.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24

The RECORD Is entered at the WilIiamsp6
poaoNce as second class matter
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-08-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Attorney Webster, of Bismarck. was II
visitor to Williamsport Saturday.
A. Miss Jennie smalley and Mrs. D. r.
Streeter made trip to Bismarck this
I~Week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
QUIET AID LAw.ABIDIgG FINcAsTLE
MUCH SHOCKED.
Tho Murderer Of Rule not Yet Ar
rested Danger OF Fire.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspat,h.I

Correspondence OF The Richmond DI5patch.l
TNCAs1LK, November 30, 1898.
This quiet and aw-abidiug community has
been startled by the bodest crime ever at
tempted In this town. Yesterday morning II
wss whispered around that warrants were
ont for The arrest OF John ". Dunn on the
charge % criminal sssau.t upon a Young lady
q this towp. II was soon discovered that
tie accused bad lett town and could nowhere
De found He wa. seen about 10 O'Clock
passing The Fair-Grouods, and tho presump-
ton was that be had effected his escape 70
West Nirginn. g. NJ. Lunsiord. Esq. act
irc Commonwealth attorney. telegraphed
along tlc hncs % The railroads for his apprc-
hrnsi0n. To-day deed o. trust, bearing
date November 2sth, from Dunn 10 W. A.
GiasIoF, Jr.. and {. II. Nlne., trustees, &C
kn1wledead e,orc 81. A. Glasgow, Jr.. and
witnessed by J.. y. McCuIiOch. was admitted
10 record m the clerks oil Of Ibis county.
puun is not native Of this c0notv, hut has
lived 80 itior number ri years, having m'r-
red 70 loo 90 the county, both times Young
ladies iu highly Tcsoected iamiie'. He bas
been engaged in business here for several
years 49, barbeepcr.
The murderer Of Rule has never been ar.
rested. when sn unusual crime IL com"
miltcd in thi. county the peace officers don't
seem tO Rw4te 10 the gravity Oi the situation
UNFIT the offender has hsd time 10 erect hi'
escape. Then their zeal is great, and the
follow il very APT 10 he causht.
orr smsil boys have already begun 10 show
Indication, OF having Christmas in their
bones, and the odor 81 powder from fire.
crackers that burst ont upon the drowsy AIR
~ night Gu all lhe b1uses along Main street.
on course there is some danger II firing the
town from this indiscrimipate use Of fire.
works. bat what are few houses worth ~
comparison with boys fun
4 protracted meeting has begun In the
Baptist church here Rev. l.. +. Hardy
preached to-ui-ht. on monday Rev. j. ".
Luck. ~ Chrl.tiansburc, VIII arrive and
take charge Of the meeting.
Berismn lltden, Esq, The Common
wealth. attorney u tbs county, leit for
Richmond Yesterday, having in view per-
mauent location IN that city. lie has not yet
fully decided TO move, and his family is SUI
bcro.
Professor Z. W. Wslhall. principal OF the
Fucqstc High school has been cOntiued 10
his room for some time past from iudlsposi-
ton.
There is considerable interest felt here a.
10 who Will get the Office Of postmaster OF
FncaStle under Republican administration.
ACrON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
views from the ancient capital.

fCouespoulcnce u the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. December !, 1bSs.
The white marble statue o. Lord Bo'e-
tourt. which staods on the college campus,
j. undergoing a mUcb-uecdcd cleaning and
general oycrhaulmg. His EXcrilgncy stands
upon solid marble pedestal, which, Ike the
statue is Clipped ana otherwise deiared.
The band 81 The right arm is gone, suppose
10 have been taken of during toe Wsr The
monument vas erected by the Colonial A.
scm0ly In 1875. a rolicking boyish figure
j. that oi his EVceilency, @lo drove bis
coach and six white horse, across the Palace
Green fronting biz royal residence
Mr.. b. lumau, % Gitsouburg, Ohio,
has been spending several days in our town
with = view t. locating ~ this section. MIR.
Iuman D.. one Of many who have lately visited
the Peninsula for the purpose Of investing
their surplus. The gentleman informs the
writer that n he decides 10 locate here many
more from bis state will follow his example.
The Democrats have fully recovered from
the very unexpected setback given them
lsqt month. Among The winning party here
there are several who are expecting 10 toast
their tors at the public gra'e.
Mrs. William G.. Jones. % Richmond, IL
spending several days here with friends.
MIS-. Jones resided here Tor several wears,
aud by her pleasing and gentle manner made
many friends.
The venerable ex-PrcTdent Benjamin s.
Eweu, OF william and Mary College, was IN
town to-day looking bale and hearty for one
Of bis years. Colonel kwell resides on his
farm, near Ewcll station, some four miles
above town, and was IN charge OF the college
for forty wears, and IN consideration OF his
long and faithful service was made emeritus
professor by The visltorial board last SUM
mer.
Mrs. Jacob llenOlGuger, with the Misses
whiting. OF Hampton, were here to-day
sdolng the ancient capital. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
WEST POINT.
ner citizens r,easec-A Bir business

Wolrespondspcc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
VAST PoINr, VA, December /, 1883.
The citizens ~ West Point were very
much pleased % read the editorial in the
Di>ratcl N Wednesday morning last with
reference 20 West Point and the Richmond
and plnyilio railroad. We have long thought
that Richmond did not appreciate West
Point: that Der people knew very little and
cared very little about the great ana grow
lug importance ss q shipping point aud did
not realize that the interests OF Richmond
and West Point are very closely connected,
and thlt o. help West Point could not pos
sbly burt Richmond. West Point Is the
natural aud inevitable terminus Of the Rich
mond ana Danylllc railroad. Il Is, by long
odds. this roads nearest point 20 deep water,
and. as you show in the editorial referred 10,
the interest of the Terminal Company l. the
Interest 81 tho Richmond aud panville rail-
road. These companies VIII doubtless take
somc oi their freight TO other points, but
West Point Is the terminus.
I'y the waV, as showing from Whst small
things great things may grow, DO you know
that thls great Terminal company, very
colossus 10 railroad affairs, bad very mo-
d,.t brginningf Al hrst--ostensihly, al
lesst-u m.,nt only the acquiring OF ship
ping facilities at this place. number OF
gcuicmen here and 10 THIS county were d.
Tcc.oI, Among them was Judge Roger
Gregory. who as representative from this
oonuiy WN the patron OF the bill. IL passed
very quietly aud very iiille notice was taken
OF g..
TIT, has been the busiest week IN the MS
tory u " est Point. 4 considerable smOuot
Of building l. IN progress and business OF
OIL sorts is brisk AZ the railroad docks more
cotton aud miscellaneous freight pave oecu
handled than ever before. SIX steamships,
beslde the usual number Of eoa>tnise YES
tels, have been loading with cotton.
Judge j. NJ. Jefries returned yesterday
from Lancaster county. He was engaged
yearly all OF last week IN a murder ease thai
has attracted good deal Of attention In that
lection. TIE prisoner. white man, was
IeDtenced TO eighteen years In the penlten'
nRry.
MIR. J. T. Bland and Miss Florence !
Wright were msrried at sheekiefoIds
iAspel, King and Qneeu county, THURSDAY
= tho nrssenee Of isrEe audience. They
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
The sneehY Inye.,ixation.

LONDON November 30.-The committee
investigating the circumstances OF the arrest
OF Mir. Sheehy, mcmOer OF Parliament, by
an Irish constable in the precincts OF the
House Of Commons to-day heard The cher
Inspector OF Parliamentary Police. who said
that IL the cOnstable's business hal been
known he would not have been admitted 10
the House. After the examination OF other
witnesses the inquiry WAS adjourned.
The Pall-Mil Gazette announces The
union Of the colonies OF Trinidad acd To-
bRgO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
left on The Baltimore boat that evening for

left on The Baltimore boat that evening for
weeks bridal tour.
The people OF West Point extend their
hearty congratulations 10 Mr.. +. Il. Noel, OF
the Dispatch, whose marriage was an
nounced Yesterday. Both Mr. Noci and his
wife were former residents OF West Point
and are well k0own.
Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas n. Henley took their
son Tommy. VINO was accidentally shot Ia
the leg, 10 Richmond yesterday N get ply
stefan to extract the hall from the bone.
Hon. n. r. Pollard. Of King and Queen,
passed through town Yesterday.
No. Morrison and MISS Angie Ballou, OF
the YlrCiula Female Seminary, paid 1YIng
visit 10 Richmond fu1iy.
The protracted meeting at the Disciples
church closed last night. There were a
number OF additions 70 the church.
,I0E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
West virginia Politics.

INUc'IhI IoIttIau I" IHV II8VHIVII'I
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December Colo
mel ST. clair made motion before the SI-
preme Court asking for writ OF mandsmus
compelling the County Court oi kanawha TO
sign bill o. exceptions TO their recent
ruling in regard TO the recount now going
on. The motion was made ia the interest OF
John y. Anderson, Democratic candidate for
Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
TO GO ABROAD.
President ana mrs. Cleveland VIII
Epouu the summer in Europe.
IMashinelon star.l

y
The pcople who have been engaged In
mapplng out Mr.. Clcyeland's future for him
when he shall have ceased 10 be President
can now base their representations On some
thing tangible. on undoIb,ed and indis-
putable authority il cen be stated that
Mr. aud Mrs. Cleveland will 90 sb,oad
very shortly alter they bid farewell
10 the White House. This trip has
been contemplated 10y Mrs. Cleveland
ever since her marriage 10 the President, but
the idea was not encouraged 10 any extent
by him, lie had never been abroad; In fact,
hsd never even seen the beauties and won
ders Of the United states, 80 he was not
iavorably impressed with bis brides propo-
sition, Since The election his views have
undergone decided change, and As Mrs.
Cleveland discOulsed in her pretty way OF
the marvellous thiagS which she had
seen IN Europe, and which she desired
70 gaze uuOu oHce more, he became con-
vert, and il nov not only willing but anN-
iOus TO bray, the inconvenience OF seasick-
ness and the peris Of The deep IN order that
be may feast his ewes on The products 81 e9St-
eTn hsrbarianIsm and Old Word civilization.
The programme, az a. present arranged,
calls for the departure OF the eX.Pfesident
and h,s wife early ia June. France IS TO he
the first country visited and then Great
Britain will be explored. Mrs. Cleveland
has always been very anxious 10
make trip 10 Norway and Sweden. and ii
j. more than probable that they will Journey
thither early in August. Italy aud spain
will be the next countries in the tour, and II
Mrs. cleveland can only convince the exc
President that Italy is desirable land IN
which 10 spend few OF months the couple
will stay through the winter at san Reno or
Nice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
I shall commence on
MONDAY TIE 3D. fNsTAsT,


MONDAY TIE BID INSTANT,
M ioi< O'CLOCK. ~ my aucilon-ruons, the regular
annual sale Of tho taunton >ilger-Plaied Nom-
pany. Tho gools Of This company nave Deen
SOLD for 90 many years That eYeryDoly com
mcnds them, aud nothing ilCr' can ne san lor
them. rho collection mis- year - larger thaa
over before and emb-aGe5 many designs never
before seen here Of BEST IklPLED-PLAItD
GOODS. inciGliUg
FULL TiA-SE1S II many designs,
WATERS Of al sizes and shapes,
URNS. GUREENS, BAKING and LOBSTER
DISHES:
TIIrING aeI other ICE-PITCHERS;
kpEbGNhS, FEUlr-Dl>HEs, CAkE-BASkEIs,
CA~1O1S OF all sinis and lies;
PICKLES, GOtLE1S. MUGS,
CENTRE PIECES STr BOWLS. and In fact all
GOODS now maIe b. ur't-class triple work.
A large line OF tine Fkr Nd MANTEL CLOCKS,
much haad.lm-r thau ever before offered az
auction tor hs-e Are not auction goods.
A full line - Ere@rs's celebrated TABLE CUT
LEHI ant TABLEWARE. consisting Of Ia
bic, dessert. snI Teaspoons. Dinner and
Dess ri-fora-. hntgv-, .oup-, Gravy, aud
Frui-LHdiai. Napeiu iiugs. &c
4 valuable co. lcruou - ing in ana American
CAENERS. FORKS. and y EhLS.
very valuable invoice Of genuine imported
FRENCH HANftL CDOCk>-the hrH ever
offered NJ suction In this city These nre the
first of such hfch-c0st goods that have been
exposed ~ auction anywhere.
A COLT. ton Of GOLD and SILVER HEADED
TNRRtLi As of an grades.
Thi. VIII ho ne m,sl atfr fctye auction sale ~
tho year. f1r the character OF She goods will DO
endorsed by everybody. and Tor this sale tho ya-
riety ls greater than before Tho goods will not
be ready for eIni bitiOu until MONDAY.
Tho sales viii commence at 1880 \. ". ana
O'clock f.. ", ami continue daily al those hours
seats VIII b. provided for ladies', and every al
teauon paid buyers. -
su.h opportunities for buying WEDDING and
HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF real merit only occur
when these sales are made.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
nO3O AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Tho shipments Of Manufactured tobacco
from The city for export during the month
~ Noyemhcr amounted 10 900, $40 pounds.
~ IL believed thai the exports for the year
ending December 3lst viii considerably cX-
coed 5.OO0.C0 pounds. The inierull-rc'cnuo
collections for November were S29.l05.94.
The tobacco inspections this week were
III hogsbeads; the receipts. o. hogsheads,
snd the sales a. loose tobacco, l2O325
pounds
TIE receipts OF cotton at this port this
week were Gg3 bales az against I,717 bales
for the corresponding week ot last year.
Total receipts since september lst, G,ii7
hales as against s, S0i bales for the same pc
Rod last yesr,
The three tribes ot Red Men in this city
promptly responded 10 the appeal OF the
Great Sschem Of Virginia for aid for their
suffering brethren IN the yellOW-ieyer dis
trict IN FLORIDA.
The collection oi Ones in the Mayors Office
during the month Of November aggregated
SlW.S3. Of which amout {l22 went to tue
ciiY and the balance 20 the State.
There are at present fiN-tW0 Inmates
Goa toe city almsaouse, Of whom twenty
ore white. The expenses OF the institution
during the past month were 1861. The
Council viii decide 40 ITS meeting on Monday
whether o. not the proposed new hospital
as ihe GlWkdOuse shall Dc trtCled'
such positive and severe measures have
been adopted nv The Mayor IN reference TO
trsmps and vagat onas passing through this
cts that tie number Of such parties taken
up and sent 10 jail has greatly diminished,
aud tile Stte Is thus saved mucl expense.
Z. is believed that Petersburg does not Just
low enjoy the reputation OF healthy COM
muuitv for tramps and that they give the
city the g0-hy M their travels.
Mr. Henry james, Of Norfolk has been ap-
pointed freight Bgcnt 81 the Norfolk and
Western railroad IN this city wee II. '. l..
Bird. who has been transferred 10 Norfolk.
Mt Henry Gaskins, OF Norfolk, has been ap-
pointed bHl clerk here 10 place OF Mr.. j. +.
Mason, resigned.
The Tabb~Strcet Presbyterian church has
recently been undergoing extensive repairs.
which Rre now nearly completed. The
church has been painted from fOundationto
the top oi che stecple.
The several tribes OF Red Men OF this
city have for several weeks had under con.
nderation proposition 10 purchase, 10 con-
junction. large building on Sycsmore
street. They have finally decided not TO 80
into the venture for the present.
ROBIN ADNR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
AUCTION sALgs-rature bays
A UCTION SALE,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE,
SATURDAY, DscsxBss 8. 1888, AT 10 A. NJ,
THE RAILROAD CoMMIssARY,
END OF EIGHTH STREET, NAVY HILL,
RICHMOND. VA.

In consequence OF the death OF II. u. Johnston,
ESQ, OF the n-m Of ]. c. Carpenter & Co. and
in order 10 settle up the business OF said nrnl,
We will. sell, Without limit or reserve. the entire
stock of GOODS and RAILROAD PLANT, con-
sisiing Of
800 PAIR SHOES
800 PAIR PANTS AND oyERALLS,
30SrIrS CLOTHE~,
MOTIONS AND GROCERIES,,
Is CARTS AND HARNESS,
sHOYEIS, PICKS. WHEELBlRRoWs.
COOKING AND Z HEArING-STONES-
good "a new,
And SIX BEDS AID BEDDING COMPLETE
These goods will be sold 10 large or small lots 70
suit purchasers. win be pleased 70 show these
articles NJ any time previous % sale. can snd
see what we have that you need. Bargains may
DO expected. We also have
Is HEAD or MULES
that We will sell privately at much below their
real value.
Come aud select such as you want At once.
J. c. CAkPEN1 ER,
r. II. HERRING,
Surviving partners Of J. c. Carpenter & Co.
de 246&S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

WANTED, TO SELL A WE'LL
w PAYING AND ULLY-ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS. via stand tho closest inyestgs-
ton The proprietors, one OF which wisnes 10
retire. will sell the whole or one half interest
no gS-eoi3t MANNING &. STAPLE, co.