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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of n writ of fier facaS
issued out OF the Circuit Court for Garrett
County at the suit of Franklin Shank, use of
Warning Thomas and Samuel L. Boyer, against
William Broderck and Bridget +. Broderick.
in No. ~ Judicials, December Term. 1899, OF
said court, and to me, the undersigned sheriff
directed, | did, on the 9TH day of October, $50,
by actual entry upon the land. levy upon and
take into execution all the right, title, inter-
and Bridget L. Broderi ok. the same being all
those lots pieces or parcels of land situate
lying and being in Garrett County. Nd, adj
Joining the town of Oak land, in said county.
and conveyed to the said Bridget f. Broder-
lex by deeds bearing dates respectively May
l. 1883, and duly recorded in Liber w. Fl. T..
corded in Liber f. u. T., No. 49, folio $50
among the land records of Garrett County,
Maryland, and containing sixteen and two
third acres of land. And hereby give notice
that on
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Correspondents must enclose null name and
ddreSS, not necessarily for publication. but
saprivate guarantee of good faith. Reject
Il com nuuications will not be returned.
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We have for sale few copies of
Cruden's Concordance which will be
sold very cheap.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1850.
WE wish all our readers Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Oh, YES, we have preference for
1892. The man of our choice will he
the man nominated by the Repub-
lican National Convention.
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FREE SCHOLARSHIP.

OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
OAKLAND, MD Nov. 18th, 1880. J
By a recent arrangement each county and
Senatorial district in the State Of Maryland
is entitled to one free scholarship i'll the
Maryland Agricultural College.
The scholarship is free for tuition, board and
room rent. a charge of So per month will DO
made to cover the cost of fuel, light, washing,
etc. competitive examination 10 fill said
vacancy will be held IN the office of the Board
of School Commissioners
On SATURDAY, the 21st Day
of DECEMBER, 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Any further
information wanted will be cneerfully given.
WIN. HINEBAUGH,
43-2 Examiner.
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than three months.
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True Copy-Test:
+. Il. TOWER. Clerk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
and excellent manner the well is being
put in.
Heizerton Shots.

| From bennington"
Gus Finn has expected position in
the creamery.
Henry Schultz is going to put up a
fine new house Immediately.
Messers Merton, Button and Bowers
have been shipping wheat from this
point this week.
The creamery is averaging about
800 lbs of milk daily. Last week.
butter SHIPPED was $40 lbs.
You can now buy railroad ticket
from Heizerton to Great Bend or to
New York, San Francisco or any other
point, here.
Our neighbor. Thos. Harper, who
has been out in Nevada for two years
past, working in the mines, will be
home by harvest.
Miss Clara Penna went to Kansas
City to meet her mother who has been
to Battle Greek. Mich. for medical
treatment, and glad to note that she
has been greatly improved.
Prot. Wright. of the college, gave one
of his grand lectures at the M. f.
church last Saturday night. The
entertainment was considered first
class in every particular by every
body present. We understand the
Prof. had little mishap, but it was
terrible dark and the Prof, not being
used to roads will account for it. For
further information enquire of johnson
Bros, livery men.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
Ellinwood Items.

From the Advocate.
Ellinwood is now also afflicted with
a Jack the kisser.
The Ellinwood roller mills shipped
nine cars of wheat Wednesday.
Our townsman T. P. Fair this week
received an excellent piano.
Charles Herter has 300 wolves in his
pasture we understand but is fast rid
ding himself of them as he is selling
the most of them.
Hon. 81. j. Roetzel and lady returned
from Kansas City last Sunday morning
and reports pleasant time. While
there Mr.. Roetzel purchased a fine
Decker Bros. upright piano.
The old settlers picnic will be well
attended, judging from present indica-
lions. Large numbers from every part
of the county will come and join with
us in celebrating another years happi
ness and prosperity in Kansas. The
grove will be in fine condition, and a
platform, benches, stands etc, will
be put up. Good water will also be
found on the grounds. This years pic
mic will be success.
RARTON COUNTY'S GOOD LUCK.
A Great streak of good luck struck
Barton county the day cheap John
Wanamaker appointed Morgan Cara
way postmaster and editor of the Req
sster at Great Bend. A long felt want
has been filed by man of great wis
dom, who has taken the task upon him
self to teach the democratic editors
photography logic, mathmatics etc.. and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

the people are overjoyed in getting
such sage to do all this. OF course
the precepts of this man are no doubt
splendid, especially as the lessons come
from headquarters at Washington,
where Wanamaker reigns. A man
like Wanamaker who can combine
religion and business as he can, such as
presenting a beautiful satin banner to
Philadelphia Sunday school with the
inscription, Help US to jesus on one
side and buy your cheap clothing of
Wanamaker," on the other side, ought
to convince the skeptical of his great
powers as an religious instructor. Yes.
that was n most fortunate Occurance
for Barton in placing Bro. Caraway in
these two Offices.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
Pawnee Rock.

dWA00 xIOCAs
From the Leader.
Miss Fannie Williams spent Sunday
with friends in Nickcrson.
Prof w. 81. Kelly, of Great Bend,
spent Sunday with friends in Pawnee
Rock.
The Postal Telegraph Cable Comp
any,s men placed the second wire on
their line through here this week.
Mrs. S. N. Ney returned from her six
weeks stay at her home in Ravanna,
Kan, and Colorado Springs, Col, on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Fred Seiglinger, of Tampico, ILL.,,
formerly school teacher at Riverside,
spent Sunday in Pawnee Rock. Fred
is now located at Newton. Kan, travel
ing for an eastern binder company.
For about a minute and half, Sat-
urday night or Sunday morning, of last
week, hail fell at this point with crash,
and wonderfully large stones, too. AS
luck would have it, no wind was blow
ing, or considerable damage would I'M
doubleday have been done.
Prof Briggs. assisted by Great Bend's
best musical talent, will give our citi-
zens a musical entertainment on the
evening of May 3Oth, in M. E. church.
The concert will be free to all. At the
close of the entertainment Nh. Briggs
will organize vocal music class.
Dubuque and Vicinity.
By Special.
DubuQue's blacksmith is going to
take out druggists permit, they say.
Judge P. G. Rowe and Jake Stoskopf
were down to the county seat, Tuesday.
Bound to have nice corn weather
now. Cause why? Henry Hobarty
has had his hair cut short-a sign that
never fails.
Squire Henry Shaffer, whose wife
has been down with the grip. is mean
dering about the country buying up
cattle these days.
Beaver alliance is growing rapidly.
The farmers say they shave blood in
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

their eye" and propose to bring about
a change for the better. or something
will drap."
N. Weber has his new store room,
24x75, about completed. 1t is nicely
finished and painted, and he VIII have
it chuck full of new goods in short
time. Nick has been down with the
grip recently. but thinks he lost 1t on
account of the alliance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
Albert Items.

From ''Spunk.'
n social hop at John Gallons, Mon
day night.
Mrs. James Mckinney is seriously i'll
this week.
A. G. Campbell took trip to Hois-
ington, Tuesday.
DIR. Shaw, of Great Bend, was in our
village Thursday last.
s. B. Deupree, of Pawnee Rock, was
in Albert, Sunday last.
F. w. Teten returned from his trip
to st. Louis and Kansas City, Saturday.
John Baldwin, formerly of this place
but later of Wyoming Ty., is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
John p. Gallon returned, Saturday
last, from Kansas City, Mo-, where he
has been employed for several months.
The alliance of No. IL will have a
picnic in Buttons grove IN the near
future. There we go again, ''Buckeye!''
But just draw the line and we'll stay
on our side-maybe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

] that was Il most fortunate OccuranC
for Barton in placing Bro. Caraway i
these two Offices.
South Bend Scraps.
From "Bouncer.'
A good rain is much needed in thi
locality.
Sunday School at the Hood schot
house is progressing finely.
Ask Phil Markey where he was tina
he did not get to the party last Satul
day night.
George Taylor hauled 900 bushels q
rye to town last Saturday, receiving 8
cents per bushel for it.
j. l.. Roberts sold seven head of ia
cattle to Teskey & Laidlaw, last week
for s2.35 per hundred.
Dan Asher returned from Larnet
Wednesday, the contest being put of
on account of Mr.. Holmes not beine
ready for trial.
c. v. Meier thinks his potatoes have
gone the other way, as they have beer
planted six weeks and have not made
their appearance yet.
The young folks gathered at the res
idence of George Taylor last Saturday
night, and gave Miss Prizes farewell
social. They had nice time.
One of the South Bend boys, who
traded horses in town last Saturday
has concluded it would be a good plan
to look over the record before trading
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Williams gave a
social dance and ice cream supper tt
their friends last Wednesday night q
week, the event being the 5Oth birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Williams.
Hoisington Items.
From the Dispatch.
The Samuels building is being
pointed up'' by mason from Great
Bend.
Two cases in the police court Satur
day contributed nine dollars to the city
treasury.
DR.. E. G. Colt attended a meeting
of the medical fraternity at Salina last
week.
The price paid for milk at the cream
cry has been reduced from 60 to sc
cents per hundred.
W. w. Carney was at Kansas City
the first of the week on business fol
the creamery company.
The Mo. Pacific pay car passed
through today, leaving about $4,000
with the employees of this place.
The creamery company has traded
their separator for a Danish Weston
which has arrived and will soon be In
use.
MARRIED: At the residence of the
officiating minister, Elder Haskins, in
Hoisington. on May 18th, 1890, Mr.
VIM. Howard and Miss Sarah M. Welt.
mer, both of Eureka township.
The new railroad well is nearing
completion, fifteen feet of the wall
being finished. Foreman Herbolshei.
mer deserves credit for the economical
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
State Center News.


From "Nibs."
Wheat needs rain very bad.
Mrs. John has been very sick with
dropsy for some time.
Mr.. John Gilmore and wife of
Forest City, Ills, arrived here Sunday
evening last. Mrs. G. is sister of
Mrs. Frank
Nc Elmore says the State Center
Alliance store will bust in a month we
don't think it will bust for as much as
two months then we will move to Clafiin
and sell goods till it will make Elmore
cry.
The Board of Directors met last
week to figure up the profit and loss of
the store and said there was no loss to
figure but a good profit and gave Haw-
thorn a pretty picture card out of a
package of Lion coffee for his good
management.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

with you, wnen L charge you, that
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
NEIGHB0RHOoD HAPPENINGS.
Olahin Items.

Ulaf1ln Items.
From our Correspondent.
Wheat is coming in fast and selling
for the highest market price.
Does anybody want a permit to sell
whiskey, we think Ogle has a number
eft them cut an dried and will let them
go regardless of a remonstrance.
J.H. Weltmer has rented the Claflin
hotel. Will take possession LIST of June,
we wish John success. E. j. Ingersoll
will run the Livery barn, he has
bought some good new rigs.
We began to think about the fall
election and would like to know who
wants to be probate Judge.
We are interested in that
Office now and want a man that
don't own timber claim south of the
river; that kind of man if he is COM
petent can carry the east and north
part of the of the county solid, Cleve-
land township throwed in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30

nations yet unborn these Lessons Of bic lifsI
Let il stand, not az record OK owl stI1fe.
but as q perpetual protest ngasnss WAT
ever is low and sordid In our private ana
public obiectsl Let IL stand as Q memorial
Of personal honor that never brooked =
stain. of kni2htly valor without thought OK
self. of far-roaching military genius unsoiI-
cd by ambition. of heroic constancy from
which no cloud of misfortune. could oyer
hide the path Of duty Let 1t stand f9f
reproof and consure If our people snail
fathersl Let it stand fer patriotic hope
and cheer IL a day of national gloom ana
disaster shall ever dawn upon our country
Let it stand IS the embodiment OF crnve
and virtuous peoples ideal leader, Let "
stand ss great public act OF THANKSGIVING
and praise for that it pleased Almighty God
to bestow upon these southern States
nan so formed to reflect His attributes
of power, majesty, and goodness!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
CoRsETsi CoRsETs |

This is one Of our fsroriis department. w
keep all OF the best-known faithful syiss-wsrs
nsr's Health aud Coralino; Thonson's Glove
Fitting Pierre Dutoiss celebrated =. ID. New
mans p. N; sylyis, !. n, and other eslsbr~tsd
makes
We have also a considerable quantity OF iooe
In French-wsysn and domestic makes, which vs
can sell a. q little above half value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
HOSIERY ! HOSIERY |

A guarantees from Us means something We
defy purchaser or competitor TO make . Just e'us
plant Of our failure 10 make good every stass-
mont We publish.
Norn: We guarantee our fas,Biscf Hosiery
70 be stainless also
Children 8 Fast BLACK, covered seams, ioc
Ladies' Fast-Blsck, covered seams, l3ko
Ladies and Chnirens Fast Black Ribbed hosss
full regular, 2jc.
full regular. CSC
Ladies' snd Chiidrsns Fast Black, splloed hsslas
glossy finish, 4Jc.
Mems Fast-black socxs, regular mais. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
The JBfSrgetten.
ny MRa. n. A. q.


Spring smiled upon tho lovely land,
This Wonderland OF ours,
And gently flung DER brow and hand
Bright csronals Of 1swers
Arse, fair Motherlsnd, she cried.
And deck Oscs more the bed
Where sleep the childrsn Of Thy pride
The unfotgotten dead.
Sons Of thy sorrow and thy PRIDE.
Love hath no utter name
For those who gath erred at thy side
Aud bettlod fer thy fame.
And smile. cad mother. thro' thy tesr&
Lift up thiae eyes aud SEQ
The promise Of the Harvest years
They died 10 win for thee.
They sowed In duiy-and the cost
Wa. psid Ga hill and plain;
They sOwed In hssor-neught 10 lost
such knightheed 10 maintain.
Ours the reposs Of strength long tried
In we'll defended rust;
Ours tho bright wreath Of stainless prize
Dimmed BY 40 vonal dust
o. slsepors, when tho ripened gaia ~ Z
Its rich abundance yields, ~
II Wa forgot tho toni and pain
Which ploughsi those eleody 1eids:
Then may tho glistering aheaves which cos
Such agony ana death,
10 swept away ike dead leaves tossed
Upon the storm winds breath. b
The above psem was reai on tho last Confsde
alto aenori6l-d9y Of atlanta. Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
THIS WEEK WE WILL SELL


Nsrrimac Print, at Sc sysri:
Choice Cbaiiies, nov icsi3nr, az 81
Plaid, Checked, ssd sIrioed Muslins N -
Androscoggin Blssched Cotton 1t eNa.
Lapgdon q. 3 Bieached Cotton At 10.
perkslsy Soft-Ftnlsh Csmbfic a. ioc.
1914 Bleached shestlng- ono Of the bestkpovu
Full ward. wide sof.-Finlshed Bieschei Cotton -
To-; -
rull-vidth American Sa;ines stshc.:
Fine Zephyr Gin CHAT ms, choice styles, ion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
SIS east Broad street.

Anticipating tbs presence Of . nsss many -
our country patrons during the present seess
We have made special enorts 70 rspissSe -
stock In every department
We offer our friends hearty ve'csn~ -
promise TO put forth display OF bargains ssss
Will help TO make their visit pleasant msmsSN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
published By requsstl

Coinnbf8's Memorial than~
she climb Nays highest knoll. and thsfs
The muster ef her hosts surToycd-
Hsw dwindied are her armies wnen
Menorialday sees them arrsyedt
Coluu, bias stately is0k grow din:
or all tho hssts that ioined aud fought
How few remnini still "a the rim
A band OF brsthsrs. cisss tnwrougntf
And eaca TO each the rsptures tell
OF those who yet their hoInes may grssN
For thorn the nstiye land u sweet;
In unity they dwell
Now she views chlldless widows Weeping
Scattered In many winding group,
Among the graves whore they are sloepinS.
The sous tho husbands eli her troop
No martial strains that peal along
The women's dirge eau oyerwnelm
Above the bsttie- hynlus their song
echoes Ger Freedoms Widespread resA
She hears their piisous accsnts BLENDED
Yetsmiles: ono bitterness OF tears
Doth call Tor veneeancsl Vain my fsarsi
The strife OF states Is ended"
well DO tho patriots tc-dsylp
Exclaimed the rapt immortal maid,
"Whs pause In pensYonsss 10 pay
Rich honsrs for the lives down-lsid.
Let generous hands deck hail and room
Win flowers that kindly nature aase'
Thy warriors slumbering In tho TOMB
VIII know I count their kindred brave.
Let generous hsna--whtls gracious mouth
SPEAKS tender vords-sweet blossoms give
TO all the dead, from all that i've,
Whether IRON North or South
While thus the living mourn and prases
Upon this hsllowei day-my grave
Be nino \ clearer yOcs 70 raise
The Only song that honor Graves
A proud chsnL an heroic psalm
sang a. they fan by my twin bore
Ny northern Pine rny southern Pam
Both tell, as herses fall. from choice.
The vctsr haloss the shising crown.
The yanqushcd shares the greeninS grave
Zach had the glory each would craSes
Yet are my giants down.
"To thy defenders, North and south,
Pour, like tho vanished Greeks, tho vnet
10 thy soul's sps-ch be there no drousns
OF words that ike the lightning chine
Whate'r the cause they blod for, all
Or right or wrOng-an orsyely fousht
When Ia the ausg defenders fall,
Cresds, sins, and srrsrs-these are nsugnti
Heroes thy light ~ glsry never
Shall fade while voice 10 me shall LASH
Thy fafliags strswn upon the blast,
Thy virtues live forever "
Columbia spoke, and downward, mute
GAzea from the highest knoll 0f MAY
Ger the land where klosm 81 the fruit
Her teArs hsa watered-Libsrty
And now her sad face cheerful gro~a
TN internal wound nat yswnod befors
A Union purified knits close.
"Land around whose ench an od shore,
Eternal peace sxhaustlsss 0ows;
A Union puriasi kalts close
The wound that yswned bcforei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
The creates. gift tho hero leaves hisrace
Is 10 have been ~ nerJ."

This moral perfection. breathing the
very spirit of his Christian faith. Is no illu-
sive legend of succeeding generation e1-
aggerating the worth of the past. Our be-
lief in it rests upon the unanimous testi-
mory of the aen who lived aud acted with
hiul. among whom nothing is more COM
mon than the declaration that Lee was the
unrest and best man OF action whose
career history has recorded. In his whole
lite laid bare to the gaze of tho world the
least friendly criticism mas never discover
cred ose single deviation from the narrow
path of rsctitude and honor.
What was strained eulogy when Mon
tesquieu said Of another great soldier
Turenne-thet "hIS life was hymn IN
praise of humanity us il applied to Lee
the language Of sobor truth. No man can
consider his life without feeling OF re-
newed hope and trust IN mankind. There
il ABOUT his exhibitions OF moral excel
lenco the same quality of power IN reserve
that marks him as soldier. lie never
failed 70 come up to the full requirements
of any situation, aud his conduct commu-
nicated tae impression that nothing could
arise to which no would be found unequal.
His every action went straight 20 the mark
without adectation or display. Ii cost hun
no visible effort TO be good or great. lie
was not conscious that be was exceptional
in either way. and he died in the belief
that as he had been sometimes unlustly
blamed, so he had as often been too highly
praised.
Such is the holy simplicity OF the noblest
minds. Such was the pure and lofty man,
in whom we see the perfect union OF
Christian virtue and old Roman manhood.
HIS goodness makes Us love his greatness,
and the fascination which this inatchless
osrabiaation exerts is itselfa synptem and
q source in US Of moral health. As long as
our people truly love and venerats him
there viii remain in them . principle Of
good. for all the stupendous wealth and
power which in the last thirty years have
lifted these States to foremost rank among
Tor pride than this one heroic man-this
human product OF our country and 5ts In
Stitutiona.
latrthisk uonumanf fhnn. taaoh % gnnA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
RIBBONS AND VELVET RIBBoNa

We have hep, none but the best Velvet RID"
bons this season. Ask for the q. w., which 10 ss-
perl0r 10 any other. our hiobon stock htne
best We have eysr had, aud prices are lover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
UMBRELLAS ! PARASOLSi
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS I
BLACK GOODS BLACK Silks

A splendid assortment Of Csshmsres. Hsnn-
ettss. ssrzes, Batistes. Nun'+yeilings. snd ho-
hairs surshs, Faills Franchise, Gros-0rsinAs
satin Duchosse, khadsmss, aad AoryeuleuL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
BLACK DRAPERY META

No house can give batter value than We 10 tnh
Tine. We have upwards OF twenty-five styles Of
Plain Nets Dotted, striped, and Figured Nets,
ranging from 75c. yard upward. We have
also choice line Of narrow Black LIces 'or On.
ishlng
RIBBONS AND VELVET RIBBoNS
We have Kept none but the beet Velvet Rib
bons this season. Ask for tho q. w., which 10 60.
perior 70 any other. our kiobon stock 70 m
best We have eyeg had, aud prices arc loser.
MATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
We offer slIcf our white ssd Fancy Msrsissa
that were formerly i2N. IS, l6si, aud isc. for "
a piece, containing 40 yards.
A fresh supply Of Oii-cloIhs In new patterns
recently opened.
UMBRELLAS PARASOLS
Every body wants good Umbrella We sen
the Justly renowned COncstOgsn and warrant
both frame and cover for twelve mouths
Another quality, almost as good. bat cheaper
guaranteed for elk montLs.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
odr assortment Is more comp ote that ever 4
Purs-silk Mitt with glove lnger. no side scam
q &c. per pair
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS
Ne snow oyery variety and grade Of Plain and
y Fancy Nuslins, but our stock II especially rcn
IN the assert m ana OF Hemsucned, Plain. Tucked,
And Embroidened fioulcings
We hgys also a large assortment OF Hemnants
Of WhiteGoods. which are sold much belov ihslf
|. value.
BLACK GOODS I BLACK SILK6i
A spiendid assortment Of csshmsres. Hsnr-
ettss. ssrzes Batistss, Nun'+Yeilings and ho-
hairs surshs, Faills Franchise, Oros-0rsinas
satin Duchosse, khAdsmss, and AoryeuleuL
A. HutzlGr'S Sons,
S15 east Broad street.
fray 2s-5tI