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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-03

Good looks are more than skin deep. dependf1.
upon healthy condition Of all the vital organs 10
the liver be inactive, you have bilious look. IL
your stomach be disordered you have dyspeptie
lock and IL your kidneys be affected you have a
ptnched look. Secure good health and you viii
have good looks. Electric Btters Is the great al
terative and Tonic acts directly on these vital
xans. Cures pimples. blotches. boils and gives
good complexion sold 81 the drug store soc per
bottle. r q Morton. ". Randolph. r. Nathan.
Bethel and N. J. Sargent Son. SO. RoyaltOn-
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Tie undersigned having been appointed i1 ths
Hon. Probate Court for ihe District ~ Rand llpi
Comm ssinuers. o. receive. examine. ami a1iusi al
claims and cnla nj. of an rcr-uns against ir t-tais
Of I4Hri~fou I Richmond. ATE - Randolph On said
Dist. dfea-ssi-and al claims IN nf ficrrio Cretl
give notice thar VIII meet for the rurcses aiure-
said. AZ tine rruhsfr tifice On
Randolph the - DAY September ani ltih tay
Dec. neNt from eflock D. ~. until O'Clock. y. m
On each safd DAYS aud that IN Hl0ntlfs from The
s5fh daY Of Juiy A. D.. lsg j. the time hmiiei by
sid Courf Tor said creditors % present their claims
to ~ FOR examination aud allowance. Dated Al
Randolph His =lh dar Of iuly A. y. 1s1s.
a. ~ GRANGER Corn-
las a. : RHpIH anissisaers.
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Read what G. B. Hart, prominent drug
gist Of Sing Sing. n. Y, says Of a preparation
which NJ. j. Sargent & Son and f. f. Evans
& Co., druggists. are introducing Il can safe
" say there is no medicine 50 good for bowel
complaints as Chamberlin's Collie. Cholera and
Darrhea Remedy. There are families here
who would n do without it during the sum
mer months. consider it far superior to any
other
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-03

In September, 500, dyseutery Ia a yerS Sc
we're form prevailed at Jamssbufg y. j
Walter Willard. well-known merchant Of
the place, procured a supply Of Chamberiin'
Collie, Cholera aud Dia rhpa Remedy. He says
1T Is certainly one Of the best things ever
made. and has given the highest satisfaction
in the most severe cases Of dysentiy For
sale by NJ. j. Sargent q Son and Il. +. Evans
a ~
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For sale

MY fine, large two-story residence, with
French roof; about one half acre OF land,
fine lawn. fruit trees and barn with five
stalls. The house has fourteen rooms, in
Guiding bath, with high ceilings, mostly
flashed in hard woods, and nice rooms
can be finished on third floor; furnace,
tiled fireplace, large cemented cellars, run
ming spring water at the door and two
cisterns. All in good repair. Terms easy.
Apply 10
Seb2f A. w. KINNEY, Royslton, VT.
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Stockbrin.e.

DIR. l.. NJ. Greene OF Bethel was called
to town Monday to see Miss Beulah
Breed.
Benjamin Coroskey was in town Fri
day.
Mari Smith was in town Monday.
George Mills was in Rutland last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Clifford of Pomfret
are visiting Mrs. A. II. Chandler and
Miss Olive Howe.
Mr.. Carl Neff will not work in Sher-
burne, as was reported last week.
Mrs. Walter Mills has been visiting her
father, c. A. Neff.
VIII Hassam Of Gaysville and Miss
Hassam OF Rutland were in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Abbie Durkee has returned to the
home OF her son, John Durkee.
Fred Newton and George Lamb were in
Rochester, Thursday.
Miss Grace Holden is at William Mar
telle's.
Leon Chamberlin was in town Sunday
Mrs. Rachel Strong is visiting at l.. $.
Lambs.
Mrs. Harry Breed and Mrs. Luella Eaton
were at L. s. Csrroll's, Thursday.
Miss Aida Bradley is visiting friends
in town.
MIR. and Mrs c. l.. Douglass attended
the circus at Montpelier.
Frank Everett was in town Su nday.
Miss Addie Wilcox will return to Lud-
low this week.
Ed Norton has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Mrs. c. /. Cleverly has returned to her
home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Milton smith and son, Ed Smith.
visited at l.. w. Whitcomb's, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Harrington visited at ;. X.
Hollands recently.
Miss p. Gay visited at Mrs. Amanda
Whi1cOmb's last week.
Miss Nellie Baker has been visiting at
Harris Ranney's in Pittsfeld.
Miss VERNE Chamberlin is working in
Gaysville.
A. +. Baker and wife visited at Henry
Adams last week.
Willis Boutwell, will not return to DAN
vers, Mass, as previo usly reported.
BUCKLFN'S ARNlCA SAIVE-Tbe
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One Big Rapids two horse wagon with
and brakes, double box body and hay
rack; one pair OF heavy work horses.
would sell single OF together; one express
wagon with pole and thills, suitable for
milk wagon. Cheap, for cash or good Sc
curity. L. G. TIIsoN. West Randolph.
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Sherhurne.

LEW ANTED.-A live correspondent to
the HERALD from this town. We wish to
furnish our readers with local items of
interest Write for particulars
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Sharon.


George Badger and wife OF Barnard were
here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Stephsnie Fay OF Arlington, n. j.
arrived at c. X. Fay's, Friday.
Chas Markham and Homer Vail were in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. {. Parkhurst aud daughter return
ed from the Worlds Fair last week
Geo. Fay was in STAFFORD last Thursday
Geo. Jacobs and c II. Barrett have taken
the job OF cutting the hay on the Sargent
farm.
DIR. Chas. PARK hurst of Somerville, Mass.
spent Sunday at Lucius Tyler's.
Mrs. Mary Sawyer is on the sick list.
Mrs. Emily Robinson is taking her place
at Mr.. Barrett's.
Bert Preston and wife OF Quechee, Sun
dayed at his fathers, A. b. Preston.
Jennie Burke Is at work at o. {. Saw
yer's during the illness OF Miss Maggie
Sherlock.
Andrew Flemming has finished work
for MIR. Hickey on the railroad
MIR. AFRO Evans died Wednesday. The
funeral was held Thursday
Frank Cook was severely injured last
Saturday afternoon by being thrown from
his bicycle, in going down the bridge hill.
George X. Allen, clerk in store at
South Royalton, is now at home on a
a short vacation.
Mrs. Lyman Allen is visiting her daugh-
ter In Woodstock.
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The New York Press proposes to send
TO the Worlds Fair as its guests fifty Tn
ion veterans, members OF regular Grand
Army posts, who are TO be selected by the
readers of the Sunday Press. This propo-
sition is made as an evidence of the es-
TEEN and gratitude in which the Press
nolds the men who imperiled their own
lives to save this nation.
Each OF the chosen veterans will be the
guest OF the Press from the moment the
train leavesNew York until its return, and
the journey will be timed to include full
weeks sojourn i'm Chicago, with all ex-
penses paid, including daily entrance to
the grounds of the Exposition.
All q. A. X. veterans IN good standing
are eligible. They may come from any
town, city, State or territory over which
the stars and stripes proclaims its gov
eminent.
The selection OF the fifty favorites will
be made on the ground of popularity, their
popularity to be voted by ballots printed
in every issue of the Sunday Press.
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Correspondents from the different
part, Of the State report the hay crop
to be fully UP 10 the average or bet
tnt,
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HeIn WanfelI.

More girls wanted to work in the stitch
ing room. BETHEL SHOE Co.
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We would like make arrangements with party in each
town and village to buy Hides and send to US.
To Butchers who will follow directions as to taking
off their hides and curing the will guarantee paw
from oneourth one-half cent per pound than any
other dealer possibly for in making russell leather want
perfect and fresh stock give the desired colors
Send us sample shipment Of fresh stock well taken off
properly cured and correctly weighed and if cannot
please you
@. &c r.. @. PLACE,
M. G. Stafford. Supt. BETHEL, VT
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s1ArE bel vhKMoNT 10 ,ron.Ie uoarl hsIa >


HARTFORD DiSrHICT.ss Woodstock within and Tor
said District.on the lst dav Of August A. d. lSfi
Present. Hon. 7. o. Seaser. Judge.
Whereas joel Blackuacr adminior ~ the estate
ufsuSan D. Mhitcomh. late OF S'ockbridge IN
said district eased interstate prpposss rendering a.
account OF his administration and present his
against said estate for examination and allow
ance alta Probate court 10 be held ~ Woodstock
in sad district the SSH dav 81 August A u. ii
And whereas said Court has assigned said time
place for the ttemeni ~ said account aud tor
a decree Of the residue OF said estate 10 the heir
OF said deceased.
The Court therefore orders that notice ~ the
time be given all persons Interested IN salt e.
tate. by publishing copy Of the record q this
der three weeks successfully In the Bethel toufi
a newspaper published al Iieihei in v indsor coun-
tyand the state Of Vermont:
Therefore alt persons concerned IN said estate ars
notified to appear a. the Probate Ofice In Wood
stock ia said district tie dan asst .nt 4. afor
said then and tuere 10 contest
sch allowance Of said accnunt.f they and
establish their rirhfs heirs. legaitcs and Lawful
claimants Of said residue.
Atrue record. attest. y. J. SfANfls. Register
true COPY Of record.
les Attest. THOMAS q. SEANEg. Judg,
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safe Inrrstmrnt.

Is one which is guaranteed 20 bring you sat
isfactory results. or in case of failure a return
of purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist a bottle OF
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
II is guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation
of Lungs, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group. ETC., etc. IL is pleasant and a
be depended upon. Trial bottles free at
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.-Ibs
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, ehilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
IL Is guaranteed to give full satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price 8 cents pc rboE.
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STOP,
Take a Look at This.

Frank S. Newton, matchmaker and deal.
er in watches, clocks and iewelry, located
at n. c. Green's medicine store, Mer-
chants Row, West Randolph, VT.
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I odioo for Fair Skin and Complexion
.ouIOO, take only W. w q

The saloons were closed again
last Sunday, but at night at the
theatre, there was at the bar all
kind of liquors sold. Is this not
a violation of the Sunday law?
Ii the saloons are closed it is sim
ply to prevent the sale of liquors
on Sunday. But if liquors are
permitted to be sold on Sunday in
theatres, bazars etc, for benefit
or otherwise, the saloons will soon
transform their establishment in
bazars or concert gardens by i'm
porting a few musicians and sing
ers and give entertainments for
benefits which may be their own
and evade the law in this wav
What difference is there between
liquors sold down stairs in the sa-
loon or that sold up stairs in the
theatre hall? Is it not a violation
Of the law just the same? Truly. |
The execution of the laws is entire |
|y ridiculous.
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Probate Docket. No 2s3s.
18th Judicial District Court.
State OF Louisiana Parish of st. Martin.

| 10y virtue OF an order and commission from,
the honorable the Nineteenth Judicial District
Court, holding sessions in and for the Par;.h
| OF 81. Martini of date February 2nd 1885,
L. lsaac Basquin Administrators of tho an.
cession of my deceased wife Malvinn Ro,,;s,.
Will offer for sale and will sell at public anct;o,
to the last and highest bidders for Cash IN No.
the debts OF said succession. at the last real.
dence of the deceased in the Parish of 81. MAJ
tin on
TUESDAY the 18th day of MARCH next 1898.
pe'Weeh the legal sale hours, the following de.
scriped property belonging to said succession
to wit:
-. certain tract of land with all the
oulihihVs ana other improvements thereon.
ana thereto belonging, situated in the Parish Of
OF. martin being the south west half of tract mr.
iot NO "f "a plat of survey made by \. v. Mar.
tin Surveyor; said tract Of land conta;n;, .
Thirteen fi-lO arpcnts in superficial area
bounded north 10y the Road, south NV the Land
al Derhesille Thibodclux east l,y that of Tous,.
amt iasquin and west by that of Augusta
Joseph
- Another iract Of wood lan,l being ons
'hIrd oil lots 10 and 20 of plat If survey mazda
by - v. Martin Surveyor or annexed To net of
7''i" from Alcibii'!e DeI1lnnc and ais Co II. Me-
lanr"n, containing twenty six and n half arpents
IN superficial area, being the same land ac1uir.
ut by Isaac Basqun and ais from AIcibiade d.
Blanc and ais, on january 9TH 1876 as Der act OF
record in Book 81 folio No 1926.
Sc. Another tract OF land situated in sumo
'arish and same locality Icing lots II, III and IL
md u OF afore mentioned plat Of survey: said
'"'' "i ian" containing ------- arpents in
nrercihl area and is bounded on the north nv
he land # Mrs. Francois Syl,estre. soutb nv
he Road. east hy ----------- and ,yes, =.
he land Of Mr.. Francois Sylvestre.
-. oneold horse and one old curt,
Terms and conditions. Cash.
ISAAC BAsQUIN, Administrator.
: MARLIN, Attorney.
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J. 3. REkAhn>
LADIES AND GENTLEMFN.

! He Married The Girl!
Saved money enough
Buying from j. b. Ferran.
10 buy himself house and LOT.
BE wise,
10 likewise, and tie hnppyl
Every Que laying Dry foods & Shoes
From j. B. i'rrrau. is happy,
Because he saves them money,
Is, selling them so cheap!
Have You Heard OF The
Man Who Knocks En- Outp
That great MN you're always sure to
greet,
Al ). i. Ferran's. on the Main Street.
lie kn"ck9 on; prices every time.
vi competitors in the Dry-Goods line
just call right there and shake bis
hand,
On Main Street. st. Martinville, in bis
stand.
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Ladies'.

4 clated with Albert Fabre and Emile Err
mart. likewise men of much talent as
editor OF STA Lorgnette," "rEntre' Acte.r
"fImpdrtiaL" "Le Courier Fruucois "
lie Courier de Ia Louisiana" "Lc Sud"
La Renaissance" and PEpoque. His
lacile and untiring pen also wrote 50.
rles OF essays entitled "Lettres sur les
Etats Unis." and "Lettres sur Ia Louisi.
ane,' remarkable in every way. That
the government of France, ever apprp.
clatlVe. should have sent to Mr.. CanOnps
In 1885 the decoration of Officer of the
Academy, and again in 1880 and as Off
Ger OF Public Education, In recognition
OF his brilliant literary services. il proof
OF the high reputation he had deseryedIv
acquired. and was an honor of which ne
was justly proud.
Of late years, as one of the associata
editors OF the New Orleans Bee, MIR. Ca
honge has charmed the cultured and ar
tistlc public by his weekly letters on
art, music and the drama. The admira-
Ole tone of these contributions, their
correct and chaste application, his grace
Oh style. through which ran a marked
generosity of sentiment, made these let.
ters delightful reading. His loss upon
the staff OF that honorable and conserya-
i've journal may not be computed. That
ne was profoundly admired by the
french artists now in the city, who en-
trusted their talents and regulations Sc
'urely to his just but ever generous cri.
'iclsms, was evidenced by their tribute
Of song and tears.
Listening to the superb orchestral
rendering OF ChOpin's march under the
'aulted roof Of the cathedral, while the
OF innumerable tapers PLAYED -
'yer the flowers on the bier, who did not
MOURN the awful quietude that one bril-
liant and teaming brain, the repose of
hat hand which had traced with deli
ate perfection, the thought, emotions,
Measures and regrets of an exceptional
gifted man. But the cOnsolatory
hought crept in. that beyond the "Au-
ela,' dreary and pathetic in its impen-
trable shadows. Placide CanOnge has
let the reward of his earthly endeayors, IL
nd has reached haven secure from in G.
'uslve pain. So, on that sad afternoon. Of
the lights one by one were extinguis- 90
90, the majestic swell of music, accom- W
inied the departure footsteps of those to
whose memory Placide Canonge will tn
'er llnger. while neither the hymn, nor u ,;'
10 tears, disturbed the restful auietude TI
the slumberer. s. ROBERT ROMAN. be
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Local News.

day last.
Our parish Treasurer M
Jules Rousseau, was in town q
business last week.
We had an agreeable visi
Monday last, from Mr.. Ozeme Re-
bicheaux, of this parish.
We have been enjoying
sprlng-llke season this week. /
is indeed a delightful weather.
Mr.. Martin VOORHEES,, of New
Orleans, spent few days here
this week, on a pleasure trip.
-Ex-Secretary of State James
6. Blaine died at his residence in
Washington, d. c., Friday the q,
of January.
The City Item published at
New Orleans is now styled "The
Daily Item" and is enlarged to an
eight page paper. 1t is as bright
and newsy as ever.
MIR. Joseph Lovas, brother of
Mr.. George Lovas, arrived here
last week to locate permanently.
and to engage in business with his
brother. Mr.. Lovas just returned
from Europe where he had gone |
70 sell some property he had
there. We welcome Mr.. Loyas
In our midst, and wish him sue.
cess.
Never, TO our knowledge, has
there been so few criminal cases
before the district court of this
parish. Ii it continues to be sol
Tor the next terms, the criminal
expenses will be light, which will
be relief to our people, especial
Y OF the incorporated towns who
pay criminal tax of six mills
This we believe is entirely too
nigh, and we hope the police Jury I
vii reduce it, when they fix the
chedule. N
"A stranger was met by one of \
ur citizens Saturday evening last, II
nd asked, 'any barber shop in fC
hist own, sir?" asked the stranger o.
Yes, but they are closed" replied ii
10 citizens. "What! at 6 O'Clock p
lie shops are closed, is there any ia
her shop near by?" asked the
and our citizen coollv r
piled Eyes, there are barber Of
lops at New Iberia" "How far is q,
att" asked the stranger "only 10 co
lies" was the reply, and our VII
an left for the hotel without a at
ave. IL
We hear of a new religion WI
at has just sprang into existence NJ
re. 1t has already nucleus of wi
out half dozen mamborS no
'eir Interpretation of the bible, an
cir discussions of religion, their the
,uments and reasoning is well the
accord with the name of the ly
W creed. They are called "Con- ten
ionists" They are in fact a lau
So, huge, an enormous confu-
n. There is in fact, contrast Lo
confusion in the size of the th;,
mbers, some of them are ex- NJ
dinghy small, while the others T. :
tall and slim specimens of hu- ;.o,
nifty. We await the success and H.
gress of the new creed. 80
The theatre and ball given at of v
champs hall by the Literary on
Gymastic Club of Breaux had
dye, last Sunday, was a grand viii
brilliant success. Soon after the
opening of the door the vast last
was filled to its utmost capa- wer,
even standing Room, - IT,
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MIR. John F. Franz Jr is con
fined to his bed with an attack o
pneumonia.
MIR. Robert Martin goes to
New Orleans tomorrow in the in.
! terest of our bank.
Mr.. L. A. Pellerin, of New
Iberia, was in town this week, on
visit to his son-in-law, Mr..
Leonce Pellerin.
Miss Mathilde Dautreuil and
MIR. Hypolite Doiron were mar
rled at the Catholic church Mon
day evening, the 80, inst.
-Loulou has just received an
immense stock of the finest can
dies and cakes. Give him an ear
ly call.
The new ad of Mr.. r. J. Bien-
venu agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., will appear in our
next issue.
MIR. Amede Poleynard has re-
moved his barber shops from
Main to Port Street, near the ba-
kerry of Mr.. Chas. Guirard.
The lady who lost her cloak
at the theatre Sunday last can re-
cover same by calling at the store
If Mr.. j. B. Ferran. ii
There is smallpox at Jenn-
ngs, and the towns adjoining have $
established quarantine against the Il
own of Jennings, as a precaution t
o prevent the spread of the dis
ase. VI
~, ii
The town council meets this Sc
venlng in regular session. Those VI
no are affected by the liquor IL in
ense, who complain, should come la
efore the board and give their =" az
,asons why same should be re-
called. ~
-Messrs. Levert, Monnot and Ia
ilson, capitalists, were in town bo
onday to look over the advan- le,
ges that st. Martinville offers of
+ the establishment of a bank in Ian
II midst. We believe the gen. th'
'men were very favorably i'm s ea
essed, and may return soon to in
he measures for its organization. leg
Mr.. j. VAIL, clerk of Mr.. j. u u.'
Ferran in making up the ad add
). b. Ferran which appeared in hin
last issue in French, has ac- cIes
nplished the object he had in soel
w, that of catching the public I'LL .
ention and have them talk Ia,
'ut it. The ad was queerly San
ltten and full of faults, which of Il
. Vail made purposely, and par
ell the paper appeared, every r rns
ly was correcting the ercors raas
at the same time reading the to Il
ad of j. B. Ferran, which was attr
main object. Mr.. VAIL sure in N
,nows how to attract the at ever
ton of the public, even if they "a =. .'
On at his queer ideas. hot a.
Sunday last the inhabitants of with
Coteau section, brought to s wro'
town two cattle thieves. and ,ha :
lday two more were arrested. and
GEMS that there was an organ ton
band of cattle thieves who trich
and tbr;ved in whit ;s L,o Cont
'rairie Tongue a thick piece u w,t 10
God land. Their depretlations Paris
he cattle of that neighborhood Pc,
been going on for good effort
e. The utmost vigilance on grace
part of the people failed until fuglt
Saturday night when they "..n /,
"Sn' III 'ho acC-steallnS the u
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Placide Canonge.

lFor the SUNDAY STATEs.l
on voile impenetrable OF lourd. nm dial.
duquel Sc cache linconnu."
PAUL FEvAL,
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sSzE- B6GNNS hRG.P BjTIEss

lures Indigestion. l'iliousncss dyspepsia. Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility pbvsi.
ciahS recommend II. All dealers sail H. r,.,..-:ne
fastrlde mark and crossed rc,' lines " yra...ep
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Gentlemen.

Have you seen our Suits at $500 sION
and Sl2,U? They are the best for tn,
money in the State. They come in Che.
Viots, Bannockburns. Homespuns wool
and line Black diagonals. They are inst
the Suits for this weather and YOU
Will save from $500 to 5000 ON each
suit. Pants all wool guaranteed an
wool from $500 up.
Ladies.
Keep the finest Shoe ever manuf,c-
lured from the HAMILTON BROWN
SHOE CO., st. Louis Mo. Every pair i,
guaranteed to outlast any other shoe at
he same price. Try pair and you will
lever wear any other again.
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Succession Sale.

In the matter of the Succession Of MaIv;n.
baptiSte deceased wife of Isaac Basquin.