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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-16

NLosr.-A saw belonging to Mr..
John Luikart, borrowed from Bry-
an & Young. Please return same
as the owner has work to do and
wants his saw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-16

Spring and Summer Goods, at o.
B. Harger's,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-16

All that have Glider and
Newton's Harrows, would use no
other. They will do better work
than any other. Get in your order
soon, and save money.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-16

Pure maple syrup, at Bryan &
Young's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

W. are a ge5-1 lst ef
hard ,sllf -lis eek taeTe ae
il- no shew ia tawuto 80 go
and the prOtracted meeting bav
ing closed en- thursday lass.
understandable there was
4 considerable STOW iall dt Hell
ly Spriugs Monday morning,
but strange to say we bad none
here, II those boys who stiH
wear puff bosom shirts and
straw ats would only lay them
sside tor 2 few days. we would
doubtless have snow here.
There is a rum0r ECiag the
rounds of the Campus, that
the financial condition Of the
~ IS at present quite pre-
carioUs. We trust that such is
net the ease.
We wonGer if We are going to
have new seats placed ia the
reading room Ct cur Library
The ones we now have besides
being very uncomfortable. are.
when compared 10 the res. Of
the furniture and fixtures very
shabby locking,
Owing to the sickness of one
Of Chancellor Hayes little eail-
drer. the Jaw cases bad no
recitaiioEs on Friday.
"Jim jerks. has been f0Ftu
nate enough to secure the ser
vices Of VIII Hope. as salesman
ia his book store and eonfee-
tIGnery. VIII Is exceedingly
popular with the students and
be and Jim together give Us the
"ieB= and short 0fIt.'
Quite an interest is being
manifested by the members of
the Y VI c A.. II the regul~r
Sunday afternoon meetings
The Bext reguiaT lecturer -
PsGf. Robertson Of the Uui0H
Female College. who was Uuani-
mCUsly chosen 10 H. this place
on Sunday afternoon last Eve
~ one u invited To attend these
services. Come. we VIII be
glad 10 ha you with Us.
ANY enc wishing 10 DO a
Kind set 10 "A poor orphan
Joy during the Christmas holr-
days can easily find q at subject
by addressing as az this oHice.
isesFt.
No -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The revival at the Cum0er-
land Presbyterian Church elue
TO Il formal close last Thursday
evening ne 4sh). The eyange
list. the Bev. + 2 Flauuiken. IF
Nashville. Team. very much en-
deared himself To the communi-
y by his plain. spiritual. biblical
and fearless preaching. Such
I religious awakening has nos
been In Oxford for years The
meetings took Vigorous held
upon all of our schools including
our state University.
Everybody Is encouraged and
happy, especially the pastor am
members Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church under
whose auspices the meetings
were held. There were Be
tween E:aety and one hundred
e3nfe ssioEs Up to last SUNDAY
tEeHty-eigts or thirty hire OF
these had joined the Cumber
LaaI-PreS6yterian church. eigh
the Methodist, three the Bap
tist, and six the PreS5yteriau.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

eoert benz advised
5ne l.e ese4t eal,G au
90 the ca re tftle r1 sftris
lrt sEI sanger oG de-
structtou os tGe pablic records
therein, In order to protect the
same. doth hereby instruct the
clerk aG1 crt.er that the said
office room be not Us q for any
parpcsc but the proper cdiel-.
business belonging 10 his oEce
and the Inspection of the rUe
ords therein by the public dur
ing reasonable office hours. aud
that be TO not permit said Office
rc0m to be occupied or be
opened without himself or a
regular deputy ia there. The
said clerk i farth r Instructed
aud ordered to provide lSrcuIe
and e0avenieut} a book ease
VT j glass front and back 20 t.,
and the same iu bis said oNce,
aud collect aud pUl tEerein- and
keep therein. ali the supreme
Court reports. ard laws AID Inv
books. belonging 30 this said Of
dee. nor even allow any Of them
TO 1e taken cut Cfhis said Office
Z except TO the court room daring
terms 0f this court. and lie viii
report q list % all such books
oa hand at O. 9 next term CT
the ctu-t. The Sai! clerk Is
hereby authorized auti directed
Go connection with e + Uowry
ard W y ECaIe. wembCFs CT
this bar. 10 supply his sad ct
Zee with the necessary tUrnI-
,Ere aud files. etc for the safe
keeping eff the books, records
and papers belonging thereof
aS set forth in the Recommended
/ tions q aIe 10 the court ut this
term by himself and said mem-
bers of the baraccordmg 10 the
/ terms aud effect thereof ani the
said clerk viii present the ac
/ count therefor to the next term
I Of the ccaTt for allowance, IN
less the Eoard of supervisors
shall allow the same before then.
The sheriff Cf this county i
ordered to rot permit his Cttice
OF any part eff the court house
To be 90 used as 10 endanggr
he records Of the Chancery
clerk office and 10 preserve
the anne frum al! iatrudeTs. aud
on his EI.Gte 20 DO 30 VIII be
heI3 to answer for contempt Of
/ court a. the law provides.
Z : kIaEEOCGU.
Chancellor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
Pine H5U.
Dee. ., lS90.

FIae Hjll.
Dee. 3, $3.50.
Dear EAGLE:--As We nave not
res3 "a communication fECm cur
part Cftle County recently We
think i few dots may be accept
able. Health of the community
was never better. ami farmers
are tAIca-h gathering Germ
creps are very good. cotton -
per cent short Nest farmers
VII Eave their meat houses az
hoHlc instead of In Oxford.
Thanksgiving day passed IN
observed notwithstanding we
have some - true Democrats
a are 30 be found. though MANY
OF Is are not as thankful as We
should De.
1cSf CT Cur country schools
have commenced. but having
some trouble gettia- text books
n ;he aemaRd u greater than
the supply. y think the new
'ay. concerning tie uniform Sc
Iles CT text hooks. viii prove
beneficial 10 both teacher and
pupil.
Me erjay the weekly visits
Of cur ~JeuLty Birt. EAGLE
moEe and mere ana fad in its
columns maly articles that
should be read and p0adered
BY both old and Young: such as
IN Honest Saloon Advertise
ment, F0and IL issue or Oct. -.
Earth Has No Sorrow That
" hiszy Ever Healed in Sup
Plement Nov, 20 and many 9th
ers too EumerCas 10 mention
OEe other we would Ike TO
mention. entitled 40 The Par
euts Of9xford- Doubtless the
X0gES EaR has struck the KEY
Rote- His exhoTtafi0n applies
to both tcwn and country. "a
rents should Ieg@Sd it as theiF
daty to help their children pro
lie Innocent amusement at
beme. rather than have them
seek pleasure in the ball room,
saloon. theater and al such de
grading places.
~rite again young man we
Ike TO read from Year pen.
Pine HItfira
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
The Farmer and his F.g1t.

The At anita Constitution in .
well timed article voices the
sentiments Ct niaay ct cur read
ers: The falling of of certain
crops in the North and West
enables the farmers to command
better prices with character
istic impudenee the Republican
leaders claim that this Increase
10 the price of farm products Is
is the result OF their recent leg
Is latioa.
The monop0lists and their
partisan tools viii soon learn
that the average farmer has
been doing ! good deal Of think
Iug during the past few years
He IS able TO distinguish the
work of politicians trLm the
work Of Providence. Face TO
face with the hard problem OF
earning his daily bread, he has
made himself acquainted in u
practical way with the great ba-
sic Laws Of trGe economy. He.
knows something about the rob
Der tariff, unequal taxation.
wstered stocks aud other Wei
Gus systems. He knows that
the mOnOpoIIsts are banded to
gether with the partisans In
power 30 increase his burdens
ard make him tie serf of capital.
Iba farmer understands the
sttuation- and has made up his
mind to fight his oppressors and
plandeEe-s TO death. 1t IS 70
use - tell him when natural
causes enable hin TO prosper
Tor a season. that ne owes his
good fortune 10 high protection.
TO the plut0crats and the trusts.
What the farmer is lighting is
injustice, and be will resist :
wrongful attempt to take Que
cent from him just as vigorously
as he would in the ease Of
larger sum He realizes that
the principle of the thing must
be fought.
The fight of the farmer is rap
IDLY becoming the peoples fight.
HE masses VIII rally against
the classes, and their resoIute
anu honest purpose is so pow
eriGl that ell the forces CT cor
fupSea and oppression eanns;I
prevail against it,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Iua African ,eaaaue i1 em
Big aed r5Li0e wsr oH III
oe SONS IS p01p aud circUm
.rtee. ~ tbe Philadelphia
North american. was IiHstFat
eel ut the camp meeting. which
oflate was waged by the eclor
ed population in the grove near
Woodland avenue aud EIgh
teenth street. 1t was the tbiEd
evening. and the old darky who
seemed TO have the bridge u
the time arose and said: ~De
meeim bein open, Brother siP
saw who j. in our midst ium
Mobile viii open dc 'casion wild
a pra'r-" \ very large black
ana serious darby arose ard
clearing his throat, began: oh
thou at sufficient, self sufacient
insufficient Lord Amen =
exclaimed the bowed devotees
about him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

We eaa Trust the negro II
Southern haucs Emmaneipa-
tion has been for both races
The negro Is 4 grave problem.
u0Ge graver IN the ages Oar
feeling toward the Southern
people IL their settlement gift
Sh0giti be that Of eatsre Sympa-
Thy and good VIII. The duty
- with thcm-the Issue and the
burden Moreover. AMI tbfs Is
an argument that should come
home to all men, We bave eur
buSsress To mind at home. and
Why peTPIex the S0Uth with
suspicious The problem of
badly paid Iabor the miser.es OF
the mine. the degra !.tii0a that
comes from the ignorant theus
lnas dumped from dry - Gay
upva car shores fIGUl iir away
hands, alien 10 cur people In
Kindred. religion aud races the
crushing effects of . var taIia
which GeIb,eS the cost af every
p0er mans breakfast table.
these and many kindred ques-
tioas we n the North should
think a5cut. They are gilmore
consequence 10 Us than any
race problem. and to consider
them We shegld mind cur own
business aud leave tie South
ALONE - Y Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The Homestead SAYS the
sheep never dies In debt to
its cwner. This is true the
world over. The wool ON the
shee9's back will pay the ex
peHSe of keeping the sheep
fhe sources of profit are
greater than in any other kind
of stock: in that it yields its of
spring. wocI and flesh. As a
gle ner aud eradicat0r Of ObnSx-
iOus weeds that grow upon al
most every farm, Il has no equal
There are many other weeds TO
other animal will touch that are
eagerly sought by the sheep.
This animal does not get the
praise and attention it il enfi
tied 10 by cur f~irfers. as the
many farmers viii attest where
the sheep is not found
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Down II the south saws the
Kansas city Times, ~the Ali.
ance aud the Democracy appear
to be well together. Both Of
them are in line with the de-
mands OF the Whole people So
IN Kansas. Practically there
l. no difference between the
standard demands OF the Dam
oeraey and those who guide the
Plow-7 You are right. The AL
Rance men naturally prefer to
have one OF their humber ehos
en- Tor o4ee. but they doB't fall
OFT with the party which stands
oY them. 1t he principles. not
men, they are favOTiqg The Al
Laaee eould easily carry most of
the States. but they are at hone
N the Democratic ranks. and
VIII light for principle there =
Appeal-Ayalaache.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
MISS EMMA WARREN.
llsana

On asst Monday evening this
charming little actress made her
first Ce6ut in Marianne 10 a
large and appreciasive audience
IN that beautiful four act society
drama. ~Qleena.1 Hiss Warren
appearing in the title role. To
say that Miss Warren rendered
her part 10 the perfect satiSfae-
ten CT those who attended. Is
saying but the least for her. for
II there Is any ore who makes a
better ~Queeua than she It has
not been our pleasUreto see her.
Miss Mamie DeBarr as -Flor-
eRee showed marked ability as
the winsOme little actress
Mss Scott as alice ST. Clair"
was also well rendered. AMI
but for the defect in her voice
more could be said ether. Stu
art Anderson as Lord " alter.-
was well taken, as was also the
parts OF Percy and George
W aTren-NaFiann8 AK tx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
Ecu are n Z Esi E;r.

But We viii cure you If you VII paw
Us UCr message = TO the zeak- ner
YOU aa4te5htAted. who. By early evil
hahits. or later inaiscre6ons have triaa.s
away their vsor Of baiy. mind and man
hood. and who suffer al rhoss Effects
Nnien lsad 70 premature decay, en-
SUMPTION 1r insanity IL this mems
ycu s=nd for and read our Book ofLfa
%ntenb BY the greatest Spaeialise Of r.,
DAY, and sent tseAlsil for 5 cents i,
stamps Address Dr. Farkar's Medical
end suryie1 Inst.tate. Isl Norsn
Spruce 81. Nashvi le. Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

a L4rmer near Water Valley
planted three acres N ysm Pc
IatOes this year aad raised 400
bushels. he sold SleO worth.
reserving 150 bushels fer his
own family use. Still the farm
ers of this section Will say they
cannot raise anything bU. cot
ton tha. Wi Or'l~ money.
They never try -Pau0lian-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
To Tia PublI..

The pastor aad members of
the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church take this method of
thanking all Christians and
friends who in any way assisted
by their prayers. presence or
means III the gracious revival
that has gst closed.
3 q Mitchell. Pastor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

As Mr.. Harris Pope, treasurer
or Marion county was returning
home from Columbia a few DAYS
since, his horse took fright and
darted into the woods, throw
mG the gentleman violently 20
the ground His spine was Sc
riOusly injured and his lower
limbs almost completely paral.
ised
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Says an indianapolis clergy
man. Were | 10 make q pict
are OF SataP. [ should make the
faee and form of an rmperi0usly
gracious. magnetic, fascinating.
winning gentleman; of com
handing intellect, of eourtly
presence, or rare attractions.
l sheald have nothing repulsiye
save tie understandable zeal
which hatred CT God and good
and truth leaves always seen
and recognized and that geuer-
ally escapes the uawary and in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

\ Jac ks0a special says ~The
sureties on Hemingway last
Official bonds as state treasurer
are arranging TO pay at once
5000 The same being half
of the penalty of the bond for
which they are Obligated and
hope to arrange fer a stay of
twelve months to pay the bal
anee, which balance they hope
% realize out Of the assets Of
Hemingway, tarucd ever 10 .
trustee fer their benefit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
THE TEACHERS

Instruction shall not be given
in any branch By the teaches in
the Public Schools in this State
20 : pupil who is not supplied
vita the textbooks adopted for
that branch. Ii shall be the
duty OF the County Superinten
dent when visiting the schools
80 see that only the Adopted
Text Bocks are used.
Chap. -. Sheet Acts. 1850.
At a meeting Of the State
Board Of Education. the fOIIoG-
ing resolution was passed.
which submit to the teachers
OF this county for their benefit.
Resolved. That IN the opia
ion eff this board the Act cf
1880. PrJvi-iiBg for a aniorm
series of Text Books. etc. l.
mandatory. and il a teacher
shall make Use CT other books
than these adopted by the
School Book Committee On
October s, ls90, AMI contracted
fer by the County SGperinten
dent. i Viii Be A breach Of his
contract destroying al Claims
% compensation
Respectfully.
e. i. NCCHAREy.
County SUpt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Mr. Robert y. Colguhoun, the
oldest conductor GA the Illinois
Central road died in Aberdeen
on the 9Th. The remains yer
taken TO Cantsn for interment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

respectable nan may wear
a threadbare eCat, but il he
does 50 he VIII dnI very few
people who @IIl believe ia hiS
respecta0ility.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

When in reed of Dry Goods
groceries or anything carried
oy Us don't fail 10 call if Won
want TO bug ut low values. first
class goods Our goods were
bought before the Mckinley
bill went into effect.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

New Albany i again a heavy
loser by fire ten business
houses beng destroyed en- the
main street of the t0wB, asst
weeE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The line brick school house
lately erected at Wesson, Miss.
IT a cost Of q, 700 was destroy.
ell by fire Monday. insurance
$1,000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

\ new e0Wet has teen dis
covered by Pref Cbas y Thorn
burg, sc Wind rbilt Unlversltv.
Nashville Tue comet vii Ia
ali probability be visible to tae
naked eve before long.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Willie, the - yesr old son Of
tx Mayor NjekIe, OF EatesvilIe-
was crushed to death while try
ing to jump on a passing freight
train, Wednesiay Ct last week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

4 German scientist eLIi1s
that be eau convert sawGuSt tu-
to building materil, harder than
wocG and lighter than irOa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The War Department feels
convinced that the Indian
troubles are over and we a~e In
10 danger cf war.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

JENKINS 4 son. Oxford,
Aiss., Is headquarters fer al
books adopted fer Lafayette
county, by the committee. We
90 by the instructions in every
particular as published by the
the committee. We solicit your
trade aad influence.
Jenkins & Son
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

New failures in various lines
of business are reported every
day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Boys aHd Misses Congress.
Lace and Button Shoes in great
variety
Best school Shoes ever in
this market.
Ankle strap Rubbers in all
sizes.
Hamilton s Brown $3.50 La
dies aad Gents Shoes. The best
in The World.
Call and see our Oil Grain
Shoes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The Supreme court has al
journed until the LIST NCuI1y In
January.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Rev Fl Warren. founder Of
the Southern Cha-auqla %
Mont Eagle died N0v.@1th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The Presbvteruus of Mem
phis viii soon begin the cree.
tiou AZ a SI00. 0eo church.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Several interesting articles
crowded cut of our columns
viii appear next week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

NIT p Bafore. of Roanoke.
Virginia. is visiting his old
home aud friends in Lafayette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The First national bank of.
Texarkana. Ark has suspended
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Mr. q W Jones of S.abeu.
Mss, Is IN Attendance upon the
Federal court.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

Durant is selling strawberries
mt so per Guart-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11

The biggest assortment of
Flannels and plaid Dress Goods
in town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
Jenkins { Son.


Mrs Anita Il Mckee who was
appointed by President HarTi
SOC, receiver OF public moneys
here. vice her husband. Gen.
Geo. G Mckee deceased. with
her other qualifications, is a
magnificent business woman.
having had sole charge during
Il long illness of ner husband
al ais entire business, which he
often told her she managed AZ
we'll or better than himself. 1t
was her husbands DYING re-
quest that she be appointed.
and hsr many friends here in
both parties. are delighted that
his request was complied with.
Those who know her feel conf
dent OF her ability 10 properly
admins CT the ofiee. She went
20 Washington 10 look after her
eiaims-C0Umereial Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
Gents Department :

tents Department
Mems and boys Overeoats in
al wool and mixed faarice.
The finest Inc of mems and
boys Crusher Hats and Cars
tee latest styles.
Collars aud cuffs.
The finest 35c I'll wool under
shirts and drawers iii town
Slightly damaged Jeans Coats
Il, and Sl.50 east $50
The finest zoe white unlauu-
dried Shirts in town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
WARRANTED

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-12-11
GROVES TASTELEsS CHILL TONIC

l. Il IS pleasant - ia ta-.s = I,zon
syrup
Tia sza-ic-. ira-t viii to i. a-s
never k1oz il Z medicine.
Children cry for it. Never E5 2,
gre
Chi.lx o-cs broken viii rot return
Cost you only half t1a rr-es Of ether
Chill rarses.
No guLuins Eaeied- 20 pz--z17s
nsS1s6-
cc-rsins ~ roiszr- Cheaper ssal
~quiziEs-
L TzriSss the bleed AID rezczsssrl
nsia-la poison from ths system.
Il Il - is-g. IS say dollar rSrie ard
DETAILS FGa 80 CENTS.
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world Recommended for brain food Have no Other,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27

Leather Club Bags Isrge size, Eteel frame''''' q,
Gladstone BaEA shirt sEa brass 90
Gladstone ba9s still larger. 90
Morocco Cabin BAgs IL inch...-...''.''''''''-7 90
Alligator Club BnEN II 90
English Knockabouts patent frAme..""''''''''> " 90
FINE Toilet BaES complete. o.
tourist Sling BaEs leather lined ........''.'''''''
Canvas Telescope Bags 10 inch ......'..'''''''''~ Wv
nn.,t Eastwood steames Trunks: 80 inch. eanT rH
Sined Fiyeted iron clamps and corners upiN-sI NJ
hinnoa excelsior lock
IAier Larrs Dress Trunks extra dress nay nara - aa
wood cIeas brass lock. .....'...''.'''''''''' ~
Ladies' Medium Zinc y Z"
Ladies' Iron bound 81 %
Mems iron bound Canvas Trunks canvas lined g. 70
Iron bottom. .''''' '''''''
Mons heavy bound Dress Trunks all interior in n N
Ladies' Low Dress Trunks strongly bound, uree n no
trays.
Iadies' Model" Drees TrupkA light weight rus -, n,
1et bound finest nniGh inside and @i~ 80
Iadisn Paris monitor" Trunks Holland linen
nnJsh set leather capped strapped al tne Avn 90
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