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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY on KEN
NESAM AVENUE, MAR FOURTEENTH
STREET NOkTHM EST, Al AUCTlON
On TUESDAY, APRIL. TwENTl-ThIID. 1889. at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ in front Of the
premises viii sell lot o. in square SO. of the Stone
estate subdivision. fronting 30 feet on heanssHw Uy
depth Of l5t feet and being distant from Attn street
northwest 6:19l feet.
Terms: $1,000 due IN June, 1890 TO remain AZ per
cent. balance in cash 500 deposit required time
of sale. THOMAS DONLING,
GplS-it Aurtluueer
yNRUSTEEs' SALE OF SEVERAL FRAME HOUSES
Il On BOUNDARY STREET, BETMEEN NINTH
AND TENIH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, duly recorded in Iiber
No 49, folio LAS ct seq, one Of the Land Records
for the District OF Columbia and TIE request the
party secured thereby. Will sell AZ public auction
IN front OF the premises. on MONDAY, TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1889. at FIVE
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, all of Lot 10. in Wright 4 CoNs sut
dlNlsloR of part Of Mount Pleasant aud Pleasant
tlains duly recorded in the surveyors Once OF the
District of Columbia, together with all the improve
ments, ways easements Tights, privileges. and pur
tenances 10 the same belonging IL anywse apper-
tanning.
Terms; One-third cash: the residue in equal in
salilnents. NJ one and two with interest PER
cent per annunl. payable semi Annually, secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold. or all cash.
option OF purchaser. DEPOSIT of 800 1t tsuC Of
sale, all conveyanCing at purchasers cost a. the
terms OF safe are not complied with IN 10 days the
trustees reserve the right resell the property
RISK aud cost OF the defaultlnS purchaser after
Ill some newspaper published IN Wash
ington, ID. G.
JAMES II. SANIIIE,
y
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As You LIKE IT. Gray and faded whiskers may
be changed TO their natural and even color
brown or black-by using Buckinghams Dye
Try L.
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IL The way to advertise is to put your
announcement where it will be seen by the
people you want to reach. The STAR reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house
hold
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(,oMMIssIoHER OF DEEDS yoK EVERY STATE
" and Territory, Notary and =, B. ComInissionsr
JNo. E. bEALL- l3-i 81 aS In ofaes ironl y Ana
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kLEIxERrs DRrss Smr1Ds
ABSOLUTELY THE
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
hleineIts FEAlHER-NElGHT CwashahleD
hLElNEkTS SEAMLESS SIOCKINETT
hLElNERI,S SEAMLESS PURE RUBBER Ann
VARIOUS OTHER DRLSs ShIELDS
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR TRADE MARK
and name tkLEINLRTD ON every palr
mhl-3m BEWARE OF IMITATION
T,RENCH DlEING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
Il ING ESiABllSHMkNl, l3O5 New YORK ave-
tlrst-Class Ladies and Gents work of every descrn
non. Plush, Velvet and Evening Dresses ANlUy
and Manson lrlese, larls. inol
A MON flsCHEk's DRY CLEANING FSTAB-
hLlSHMENI AND DYE WORKS, auO q stnw
Lanes ana Gents Garments all kinds cleaned ana
I!ed without being ripped LADIES Eveuing Dresses
sletlAltA llnrty i've years eNlsrleuCc. lrlces
moderate. Goods called Tor and delivered si.
A lL-NOoL GARMENIS MADE Up uK RIPPED
1Ady e. = sUVu mourning BLACK
A. FISCHER
elf 800 q at
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gallant officer Of the Union army at his
home in Cincinnati, recovering from wounds
received in battle, was q welcome visitor in the
household of James Canphell Morrison A
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aplS-d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
fEOfERTl NEAR TENALLlTONN, u. c,
AND CONTAINING TWENTY ACRES OF LAND.
BEING PART OF "FLErCHALL'S CHANCE"
AND KNOWN As THE HANES PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the supreme Court of the
District Of Counlhia, passed IN equity cause No.
lllo.. the undersigned trustee viii sell public
AUCTION, on the premises, on SATURDAY. THE
1NEN1l- SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. A. IL. 1854
at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. pant Of tract Of land called
Fletchatls Chance" situated IA Washington county,
District Of Columbia, distant about uue-Laf mile in
northe2Sterly direction from Tenallytowu. and ad-
joining the property Of George 4 Arues said Iart of
said tract containing about twenty (UD acres ground
AMI being Known as the hanes property urr Idrt-
culaC description OF the being contained in the
Proceedings hau IN the above bered equity
Terms 81 the sale prescribed 10y the decree one
thru casn ana the balance and two - years
Tor which the notes OF the purchaser must he given
bearing per cent interest from the day Of sale and
secured by deed Of trust the property sold. or all
cash. at the purchasers option. Taxes will De paid
the day OF sale. deposit Of 5000 Will be required
the time OF sale II the terms not complied with in
fifteen I'D day the property will be resold the risk
and cost OF the defautIng purchaser. ConveyanC1ug
and recording at purchasers cost.
GEORGE L. HAMILTON Trustee,
aplOdSds sun Building.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
9Th AND 9TH STREETS. NEAR THE CORNER
OF 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN
AS FEDERAL BUILDING. AT AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1889,
at O'Clock in front of the premises, will sell part
lots H. H. and TO- in square 49, fronting 80
the south side Of street. 40 feet from the southeast
corner Of 18th street. having depth of 100 feet and
improved by large fourstory brick buildings contain
ing stores and office This property is in Of
the great business centers of the CITY, in close prox
unity to the Interior and the General Postoce and
Patent Office Departments, passed by the two principal
street railroads. and considering its surroundings
fers advantages to investors that seldom occur
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three equal
payments at one two and three years. with
ing interest and secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold. All conveyaucing and recording at pur-
chasers cost $1,000 deposit required at the time of
sale
If the terms Of sale not complied with in ten days
the right reserved to resell the property the risk
and cost of the defauing purchaser purchasers a
ter ten days notice in newspaper pubshedin the
city of Washington.
Title perfect or sale.
THOMAS DOWNING,
apl-dSds Auctioneer
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the rain until WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWEEN
TY-FOUh, 1889, same hour and place, when il will
positively take place without regard the weather
THOMAS BOWLING,
ap1o-o0os Auctioneer
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THoMAs DOMINIC Apctiore

On SATURDAY EVENING, at FOUR O'CIOCKPM
We sna sen az our s3lesrooms the above assortment
of plants to be sold in lots to suit.
aplS-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
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"BR1DAL VEIL.
SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR
Is the Premier Flour OF the World
The only Minnesota Patent now made from all OLD
wheat For sale 10y the following well known rOcers:
JOHN H. MAGRUDER l4lT New York ave-
CHAS KELLOGG Masonic Temple. uh :.
GEO 4. KENNEDY 4 son, i2UsEst
W T. ABBOTT, l5:.l pennsyivania ava
i. A. WALKER. 1000 9Th St
L. NJ. BURCHARD BRO. Penn ave. and4<.
q. W. & II. W. oFFUTT. Georgetowa
A. o. WRIGHT. 1852 l4thst
T. F. BACON, Pennsylvauiasve dS-vSs
SSTAR OF The EAST" FANCY PATENT PRO-
49, - cess Flour 80. Ter bbl , l.r !, on saTs.
Old lime" Flour, $3.50 er ubl. 30 I,r = uid
sack lerlecuun lea, acknowledge T., al u h, MS, Il
70 he worth double our Irce Which - .llu. Ter 10,
Best SUGAR Cured Rams, Ike. isr H.. SAoulders
S5ec. per 10. = lbs. BackNh,4t .Ur ..Ic. , uts
Homlny Tor 25c. , 10. Package Break .ast Holiiny
Tor 2oc. = los bred Peaches l.eeledI Ivg ..lc Is
ENaporated pies iUI 25C. kuHlford Aeast luwd.r.
large bottles, lOc. q It's. Starh tor 2.,c - cakes
luln, DlcK. aud Harry SOAP :.lc. . caLe. Ar,,-
matte Soap Tor 2oc. cakes Plymouth Rock soar Tor
25c.
1T u. PYLEs
Ja-S-bm Az 4ln u.
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FSNRUSTEEs' SALE OF SEVERAL FRAME HOUSES
IL On BOUNDARY STREET. BETMEEN NINTH
JAMES II. SANILLI
JOHN 4, COX
Trustees
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers AL 1-GNds

V'RUSTEES, SALE OF UNFINISHED TWO
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF AND FIFTH
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in equity cause. No.
1854, the undersigned trustees will sell public
auction, IN front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,.
the SENENTEEN1H DAY Oh APRIL. at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, all that parcel of real estate in the
city OF Washington, in the District of Columbia desig
mated as part OF original lot II in square eight
hundred and six (S0Ol. described = follows. Bcs-.n-
nng for the same at the southeast of said lot
at the northwest corner OF north street and Ffih
(Dthl street east, and running thence along the
south line Of said lot twenty t2Op feet thence north
seNentytwo q p feet To the south line Of an alley
nine G1) feet eleven inches wide; 10 be laid along
the rear of the premises herein conyeyed thence east
along said south line of said alley twenty ret to
the east line OF said lot and thence along the said east
line OF said lot seventytwo az, feet TO the place Of
beginning.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are nehird
CASH balance ia one and two years with interest
90 per cent IN notes secured by deed of On prem
ses sOld or all cash, at option of purchaser or pur-
chasers deposit G: 500 Will be required time Of
sale ConyeyanCing at cost of purchaser purchasers
On ten Il % days default compliance with terms of
sale the right Is reserved resell purcu cost
and risk On i've days notice.
NEAL T. MURRAY.
Oh = ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DEAL BROWN 90.
ID Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
1871 NV
HIGHLY NALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No
lS~5 > hkkI NOkIhMESl, AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, the TMENTN-1HIkD DAY OF
APRIL 1883. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. IN front " lie
premises shall sell at pubic suction part lot - IN
square 100, improved by threestOry aud basement
ntck DWELLING. containing IL rooms With all the mod
tn improvements being No. 1873 street northwest
Terms: tlie-tlird cash. the residue IN eSuL
l~ynents Al one and two year,. With notes Tearing
interest," Al slN i-r cent annun and deed
81 Trust on pruperty sold, 500 dsposit required ID
We tine ~ sale All convey sncing aud recording a.
purchasers cost.
THOMAS DOWNING
atlo-1Nds Arctoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
n.
WALTER 4. WILLIAMS co. Auctionaers

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF OVERLOOKING
kkSSS5Es; foT PLANTS, HANGING BAskETs,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCH DECoRATioNs
FROM THE NURSERIES OF STUDER'S. ANA
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. Nos 1907
AND 1908 sLXIEENTH sTREET NORTHWEST.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. Nos 1907
AND 1909 SIXTEENTH Strict NORTHWEST,
On sATlKDAY, APRIL TWENTIETH. 1850 at
lot = In square l9S. fronting 20 feet on 10th street
northwest, between snd streets. by depth of loo
feet TO wide al ey, and having also side sey feet
wide The improvements are two small brick houses
under rent.
Terms One-third cash. the residue in two equal nav
ments at one and two years. with notes bearing in
terest and secured by deed of on the prOpery
sold All conveyancng and recording at purchasers
cost deposit of 5000 will be required al time of
sale II the terms OF sale not complied with in ten
risk and cost of the deaultne purchaser or Turchss
after ten days notice newspaper publ she'd
il the city of Washington.
aPll-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
PERENPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOT on Y
STREET BET = EEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON APRIL TWFN-
TEETH, 1882 at HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK We
viii sell, i'll front of the premises part of
LOT -, SQUARE sos,
fronting on \ street. between 9Th and 10th streets
northwest.
Sale peremptory to close the estate
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes bear interest payable apnually
from day SALE and to be secured by deed of trust on
premises all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
OF $500 required at time of sale. Conveyancing &c
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with ten
days. otherwise right reserved resell at risk and cost
of such resale i'll some newspaper published Wash
ington, ID. G.
By order of the Heirs
ap17-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts
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LADIES GOODS.

A LADY, FORMERLY ARRIVING ON DREssMAK-
hlng ~ New ora, would Ike the IAtIsi.se Mssil-
lstp !ades moderate lIces aid perfect Mt cutting
AID Oastiig a specially. -. Ne. Apl6-5w'
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At White Brothers new grocery store can
always be found the very best selection OF
provisions, staple and fancy groceries, wheat,
rye, oats and hurley for seed. Hardware pot
ware, woOden-wurt, saddles &c.
The finest assortment OF canned goods to be
found anywhere. White Brothers.
White Brothers have u very extensive and
attractive stock OF ladies cloaks, consisting
of jackets, modJeSkns, wraps, new markets,
&C. &c. The ladies are all Invited To call and
look at them. Prices are low.
White Brothers always carry large line
OF staple dry goods. Their stock Of shirtings
and sheetings; g p prints % %ginghams, ,ucEinss' G
piece goods for men and boys clothing was
never larger than at present.
A full line OF Thomson's celebrated glove fit
ting corsets, besides many other popular
brands can be had At Haddon's.
Some rich novelties In trimming braSld
with ornaments 10 match may be seen ut K.
NJ HaddOn & Co.
Deposit your money with the National
Bank Of AbbeTllle.
Ready made clothes for boys always loooks
better and can be bought at such low prices
from us that 1t don't pay TO make them at
home. T. Rosenberg & Co.
Buy your boys school suits from P. Rosen
berg & Co.
We havs larger stock than ever in jerseys
In black and colOrs. See our jersey blouses be.
fore you buy. Haddon & Co.
Priestleys celebrated grey goods In silk and
wool and In all wool goods tu be had at Had
don's.
Startling bargains in summer goods at w.
E. Bells.
Special bargains in ladies shoes at VIM. Z.
Bell.
Our mems dress shoes Mt 50 and our ladies
button shoes ut 81 and Sl.75 surpasses any
ever shown in this market. p. Rosenberg &
Co.
Sewing machine needles for all machines at
Il. NJ. Inddon & Co.
Best grade sewing machine oil at II. NJ
Uuddon & Co.
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Oct. 9Th, 1880.

A new journal asjust been started
in France, with view to combating
the Militarism of the Continent. 1t Is
called LIE Disarmament, and is edited
by the Able Paris.
The Laurensville Herald states that
the jury in the case against J. w: Lam
ford stood six for acquittal and six for
manslaughter. Ben Moseley, colored,
was tried and convicted for the murder
of his wife. He was sentenced to be
hanged the 18th of October.
The contract for postal cards for four
wears to come calls for 1000, 600, 900
postal cards, which will be manufac-
tured at cost of SS00,000 and sell for
$50, ,000, 900.
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The Press and Banner
ABBEVILLE, >. g.
Wednesday. October 9, 1889.
The Cotton Mark ct.

UP to yesterday evening G'l bales were
shipped In this month. In September 40
were shipped, making total shipment OF
l,409 bales. In addition to this, there are per-
haps about 800 bales on the platform, making
the total receipts to date, about l,Ios bales.
The price yesterday evening ranged from
sk TO 81 cents.
Yesterday and Monday the cotton gins were
not very busy. II Is said that the Alliance
has ordered their men not To sell until Fri
day, when large amount is expected on the
market.
Cotton seed is still in good demand Mt 20
cents per bushel-3o pounds-and nearly oil
the seed is being promptly sold, as soon as 1t
is ginned.
The merchants are we'll pleased with their
collections, and their sales so far, has been
reasonably fair.
While there Is a good demand for cotton
bagging, and while some farmers will have no
other, yet, from what we gather, some OF the
farmers begin te realize that 1t Is not to their
advantage to use 1t. and will do whatever is
TO their best interest.
No new corn has been received in this
market since last week.
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NINETY-sIX NEWS AND NOTES.
The Oil Mill Men and the Farmers
Who Sell Secd.--Alliance Ncws---
Visitors and Students In the city.
NINETY-SIX, October 10


Quite number of our farmers attended the
alliance meeting at Ahbevlle last Friday.
They are well pleased with the situation and
we trust they stick together and better their
condition.
Miss Sherard, OF Anderson, has been visit.
Mr.. j. S. Wilson, after a soJourn of some
weeks in Pendleton, has returned. He says
Pendleton has the finest horses, but Ninety
Six the prettiest girls.
A representative of the Charlotte oil mill
was In town last week, the object OF his visit
was to form combination on the purchase
Of cotton seed. This Is directly against the
farmer. Our mill men would not touch him,
and he went away satisfied. we hope that our
home agents want TO do right by the planter.
It Is the duty Of every producer OF seed to sell
them TO our own mills, who will give them q
full price and refuse at any time to enter any
combination with trusts or unscrupulous
men.
from Baltimore, has arrived. Now we hope
our ladies will not have TO run to other places
for their work In that line.
No doubt about frost yesterday morning
Fifteen additions to the alliance last Satur-
day and eighteen petitions for membership
for next meeting.
Colonel ]. H. Rice has shown us three
Keller pears that weigh seventeen ounces
each. The finest we have ever seen.
Miss league. OF Newbcrry, is visiting the
Misses Kinard.
Mr.. T. r. Beacham and family, have moved
Beacham leave. We commend him 10 the
good people of Clifton, he is a gentleman in
every sense OF the word.
Mrs. A. j. and Henry c. Cauthen, left last
week for Wofford College They are nice
young men and Nincty-Slx is justly proud Of
them.
Colonel Utsey camo up on flying visit TO
his family last Sunday. He Is now located at
Vance's the junction Of the Eutawvi!e and
Sumter railroad.
Mr.. George NJ. Anderson. is ginning from
twenty to twenty-five bales of cotton per
day.
The Vaughnvilie Alliance brought q hnn-
dred bales Of cotton to Ninety-SiX yesterday
In one lot.
Preaching last Sunday in all three Of tho
churches.
EAST END.
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Frost.

We had frost and Ice yesterday morning,
and tender vegetation has been hurt. Late
cotton will be considerably cut of. though
some cotton fields will suffer but little. Frost
is unusually early this year. the general
average for Its appearance being about the
25th OF the month, and sometimes as late as
November lst. The weather, however, is
delightfully."- pleasant, and the whole Fall has
been extremely favorable to the gathering OF
the crops. Almost no rain has fallen, and all
cotton up to this date has sampled well. NO
stains have been received up to this date.
The good price at which the staple rules and
the abundant crops has made the year most
profitable one to the farmer, and those who
have been diligent in business will be hand
somely repaid for their labor.
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An elegant line of Rubber coats for boys
and men at L. Rosenberg & Co.
School boys in need ofa good Rubber coat
can find them in all sizes ut Rosenberg & Co.
Boots and shoes for all. Among all the
| numerous lines OF goods carried by White
Brothers II there Is any one that may be con.
sidered specially 1t Is that of Boots and
Shoes. They have shoes of all sizes, all styles
and prices. Come and get shod for the Win
| ter.
| Gentlemen can get complete outfit Mt the
store of White Brothers.
First buy n vallsc, and then fill 1t with fine
clothing, the very best unlaundricd or laun-
dried shirts, drawers, socks, collars, hanuker'
else you may chose To buy.
] Look at those beautiful cnrpets and rugs at
the store of White brothers.
| Carpeting was never cheaper than IL Is this
| season. AS II special bargain, good qualify
OF Brussels carpeting Is offered at 30 cents per
yard. White Brothers.
Don't forget To buy your clothing from
| White Brothers. Their stock OF Fall ana
Winter suits and overcoats cannot be sur
passed. Try a suit of their elegantly lifting
clothing and then III the luture you Will not
| have any other make.
Shoe polish best grade at II. NJ. Hnddon
& Co.
80 Jersey jackets black and colored at r. NJ.
Iladdon Il Co.
Remember we carry line of Prlestey's Gel:
ebratcd black and grey silk warp anu all-~ool
| fabrics. These are the most Thoroughly rell.
able goods in the market. They are mace OF
the finest silk and wool and arc the same IN
Qualltp, weight width and shade. X. Nj. Had
don & Co.
The latest American and Partisan designs In
hats and bonmctS. also Il beautiful line OF hal
trimmings In feathers, birds. flowers, ribboIls.
&c. This is our npcning,day. give US Il call.
Il. NJ. Uaddou IL Co.
Chenille art applique for fancy work at Had
doD's.
Rope silk, wash silk, filling silk, embroidery
silk, arrcScnc, &c at llaudonS.
The handsome line of French tlanncls for
blOuscs and jackets ever brought to AbbcVille
to be had a. liaddon's.
Lunch blSil It's ut w. e. B,H'S.
Baskets of every description ut w. Z. Boil
Shoes for boys and girls in NIL grades, and
very cheap. L. Rosenberg & Co..
You can't afford to miss our bargains In all
dry goods. i. Rosenberg 4 Co.
Farmers attention! We want you to In
spect our immense stock Of jeans ana othcr
pants goUtlS. +. Rosenberg Il Co.
Fifty reels barbcd wire ior fences just re-
crived by L. Rosenberg & Co.
If you have one or several pnirs OF shoes 10
buy look ut our stock. p. Rosenberg Il co..
Lunch baskets at w. +. Bells.
Parents will find IL to their Interest to In
spect our stock of boys clothing In nll sizes
and at all prices. L. Rosenberg j. Co.
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Call on White Brothers and examine their
ferlng for sale In quantities from one to one
thousand bushels.
Children shoes at great reduction at VIM. E
Bell.
We desire to call the attention OF our friends
and the public generally TO our full stock o.
Groceries. We pay particular attention tc
the wants of the inner man, and keep always
on hand everything desirable in the way o.
heavy groceries, flour. meal, bacon. lard. mo
lnsses, sugar, rice, coffee, teas, hams &c. An
excellent assortment of fancy groceries
canned goods, candies, crackers &C., fill Oul
shelves. goods first class, and prices down tc
rock bottom. Smith & Son.
Sportsmen call on Smith i Son when in
need of anything In the shooting line
Breech and muZzle loading shot guns. reload
Ing iIn nplements, shot, powder, shells and
cups ut very low prices.