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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28
Sherih's Sale of Real Estate,

Tlf virtue and authority of 4 general eNecu-
~ ton issued by the c, TX OF the Cape Girar.
dcau Court Of Common Pleas Of Cape Guardian
county, Missouri. aud to me directed in favor OF
Eva Lewis AID against James L. Campbell, dat
ed the twelfth day of April, lS4, and returnablc
to the May term is1i, OF the Cape Girardpau
Court Of Common Pleas Of said county. I have
levied upon and seized the following described
real estate, situate, lying and being in the city
and county OF Cape Girardeau and state Of Mis-
souri,. a. the property of James L. Campbell,
to-wit:
The west one and o1e-third of Lot seven, in
range Il, in the city of Cape GIrar,leau, being
sixty feet front on Merriwcather street bv one
hundred and ninety-ive feet in depth Oh Lori
mier street, aud | will, on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28

The Topeka Kansas State journal
speaking ct kelly's army in lows
says: III they can be sent East, where
they can secure work, so much the
better for them and 50 much the bet
ter for the West" If the .Jox,pny
knows anything, it knows that thers.
is No opening for more workers in the
East. Getting these men away from
their hsine to tarve among strangers
or compelling them to live by dis
honesty is whslly wrong. The great
sst kindness to the commonwcal army
wsnjd be to persuade 1t to disband
nd tho men to rsiurp to their homes.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-28

One of the men who informed the
government of the fraudulent charac.
ter of the Carnegie armor says that
Secretary IIerbert's report did not
contain many very important facts
These were purposely withheld, he
says. Why does the administration
hesitate to probe this scandal 10 the
bottom? II is q matter which the
people will not allew to be passed
over in silence. Bring out the fact.
and punish the guilty parties, who
ever they may be.
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cine like Paine's celery compound;
years have shown the wildom OF doing
SO.
April has always been set down as
tho best time 10 remove impurities
from the blood and 10 regulate the
nervous system.
The formula for Paine's celery COM
pound was given to TIM world by Ed
ward Z. Phelps, N. D., Ii. D., while he
wRs still active professor in tho Dart.
mouth medical school. 4 remarkable
nerve food and blood purifier, il is the
most valuable contribution TO the
worlds progress that American college
influence has set forth.
Its power OF restoring lives OF count.
less men and women from ieebleness
and despair TO strength and usefulness
is known in every part OF the country.
It has added years ! active, joyous ex.
istence TO thousands oiweaE, tired-out,
ailinG women who thought themselves
doomed &c be invalids for the rest OF
thei- days. Palnc's celery compound
cures thoroughly and finally rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, diseases OF
heart, liver and kidneys. and overyiorm
OF nervous weakness. Itcures as nature
cures. by feeding the vital Utmost parts
OF the body. the blood and nerves.
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A GRAND

Only Three Hundred ofthe Sixty Thousand
Locked out In ChIeaSO-Vlcto:y for the
Labor Unions.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE general lock.
out OF the Chicago building trades work.
men set for to-day proved a grand fail.
ure. Instead OF the sixty thousand men
whom the contractors claimed would be
thrown out OF employment, less than
three hundred were affected. A new
organization OF boss builders known as
the Central Building Leagde announced
several days ago that owing to the nu-
merous strikes, the employers would
take q decided stand against organized
labor and to-day wa. set for a lockout,
in which it was claimed practically
every contractor and boss builder
in the city would participate. But the
contractors who advocated the general
lockout weve not in the majority.
There was not unanimIty among them.
Il is said that the most strenuous pro-
posers OF the lockou.are firms that have
but little work on hand. The men who
have bigjobs well under way hesita,ed
about stopping thsir basiness on this
day 60 well suited to their progress.
Labor leaders were jubilant tonight,
claiming a victory for organized labor
and many prominent contractors as
serted that no such movement at this
time of year could succeed.
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GET NEW BLOOD M APRIL.
The Body a Machine that Cannot be Stopped for
Rep~airs--Paine's Celery CompoundFeeds Its
Shattered Nerves, Purifies the Blood, Makes
Refreshing Sleep Possible.

AL parts ot,hs body ateadiuitcd with
the greatest nicely, and a arrangement
OF one Affects tho whole. We cannot
stop this complicated mechanism for re.
pairs, because We do not know the SO.
cret that would set It going again. The
repairs must DO made when it 10 in
motion.
1t is in sleep that the machine goes
slowly, the heart beats less rapidly, the
blood circulates less quickly, the nerves
rect, the muscles relax. and each gains
vigor in the only way Il can-by sleep
and rest. Paine's celery compound quiz
cts and regulates tho nerves by supply.
ing the material for their repair, and
the tired, exhausted man and woman,
on the verge OF breaking down, ceta
sleep and tho means OF recovery 10
health and strength.
All over the country Paine's celery
compound is convincing oyerworkcd
business meu, anxious housekcepers,
women behind counters and in offices,
school teachers, and oil who use their
brains excessively, tina: the unqualified
praise from physicians and Others, who
are careful OF what they say, is nGne too
strong Tor this great remedy that is
making SO many well and strong.
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NO IMPEACHMENT
OF Judge Jenkins WIN lie Recommended

OF Judge jenkins VIII lie Recommended
by the congressioral Committee.
PITTsBURGH, Pa. April 1.-THE con-
gressional committee appointed to in
vestigate the action OF Judge jenkins in
issuing his now famous injunction
against the employees OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, prohibiting them from
striking, was in the city to-day en- route
TO Washington. The committee con-
Guided its investigation in Milwaukee
on tuesday evening. The members OF
the committee declined to express an
opinion as to the outcome or u antici-
pate their report before it reached the
house. Colonel Stone, who remained
over to look after some private business,
said:
sol course, courtesy, as you will see,
will not permit me to cay much about
the matter before it is laid before Con-
gress," said he. "while Judge jenkins
certainly wont too far in making such
an order, the committee did not dis
cover sufficient evidence in the testi.
mony to warrant q recommendation OF
his Impeachment. He was sincere to
all appearances in his Interpretation OF
the law covering the case, bu. his inter
probation gave him grounds for too
strong q ruling. The committee will,
in all probability, make a recommends
ton for the adoption OF laws that will
cover such cases without providing an
opportunity for mistakes"
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March winds and April showers sweep
and seour the earth and clear the air Of
wintos impurities, making 4: swec. and
wholesome.
The same thing takes place in the
body, the pores open and the blood
tina. creeps in winter now rushes
through the arterie, in a fuller, stronger
strelm.
Now is the Srea. season OF purifca.
tion, Of new life, new hope, new am.
bition. It is tho best tiue to get we'll.
Spring Is hopeful, and the invalid gets
well quicker when hopeful than when
respondent
Thousands OF people Throughout. the
country are this month taking Paine's
celery conpound-the great spring
medicine that makes people well.
What March does not kill may be
done for by April" says an old adage.
The nine weeks from February l TO
May ! develop tho hidden germs OF
disease inside the body and without.
For health's cake back yards, cellars,
and the dark closets and corners must
be cleaned out, and for health's sake
every one needs TO take 4 spring medi-
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
The Shipments of Gold to Europe No
Likely to be Excessive.

Tie Shipments of Gold to Europe Not
Likely to be Excessive.
WAsHISeToS, April l2-The secre-
tary OF the treasury to-day received
notice that about 100000 in gold
coin would be required for export next
Saturday. abou. half OF which would be
drawn from the treasury and an equal
amount from the New York banks. It
is the opinion OF tho treasury officials
tina. this shipment is the beginning OF
the usual spring expectation and that
they are likely to continue for some
time. This TACT, however. is not re-
garded as q cause for alarm. Tho net
gold in the treasury a. the close OF
business today was Slo5, 963,539. Last
year at this time the gold explorations
were abuornally heavy, reaching sl9.-
l+S,96S during April, aud SI6,9l4,3l7 in
May. In June they had dropped to
SS,2l1,+22 and in July to Sl74,2l2
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A LOTTERY SCHEME

.... ... -
OF Beating the AntI.Lottsry LAw-1he
Treasury Department., Order Ia the
Case.
WARRINGTON. D. C., April l2.-Asiit.
ant Secretary Hamlin has written a let
ter to tho collector Of customs at Tampa,
Fla, calling his attention TO certain re-
ported irregularities which hove taken
place a. that port regarding the importa-
ton OF merchandise connected with a
certain lottery enterprise supposed TO
be- conducted by the old Louisiana Lot
terry Company. Il appears that the lot
terry apparatus has been admitted free
as Of American origin without tho pro-
duction OF the evidence required in the
regulations, and that & certain vessel,
equipped with printing presses, and
other effects connected with the lot.
terry, makes trips between Honduras
and Tampa without diseharging her
cargo, out passes The same through the
custom house IN entry for immediate
expectation.
It is stated that BIZ this means the
lottery company, which does all OF its
printing and makes its drawings on
board Of the vessel, has thus far been
able TO eyade our laws. Assistant Sec
rotary Hamlin, in his letter. informs the
collector that while no laws in terms
prohibit the importation through the
customs Of lottery material, the statutes
forbid the transmission oil such matter
through the mails as preiudicial TO the
public welfare Tho collector is directed
10 refuse free entry TO all such matter
unless the most complete and ,atisiac-
tory evidence shall be produced Of
American origin and OF no advance in
value during expectation.
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A BOLD
a. Bank Cashier Held Up in Broad d.

a Bank Cashier Held Up in Broad Day
Light In chadron.
OMAHA, NEs, April PA special to
the Bee from Chadron, Neb., says: At
3:4o this afternoon, while Albert Whip.
pie, cashier OF the Crawford Banking
Company, OF Crawford, Neb., was alone
in the bank, q stranger attired in o
cowboy Garb. entered and showing q
six-shooterin Whipple's face, demanded
money. Whipple gave up all the cash
on the counter. amounting to about
$500.
The robber then compelled Whipple
to enter the vaul. and then locked him
in, where he was found twenty minutes
later by the president Two men, one
OF whom nswer the description given
by Whipple OF the robber, were noticed
riding leisurely out Of town 4 little be.
fore 4 o'clock. Several parties are out
after the robbers and Sheriffs Handy
and Bartlett have just left here fol
Crawford on swift horses. It is thought
the robbers cannot escape.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust made by Francis
Z Thonet 10 me as trustee. dated July q. less,
recorded in the Office OF the CLERK OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed oil
Trust BOOK No. q. page ~. / will sell at tho
north from! door OF tho Court House OF said
county, on
SATURDAY, THE Sisr DAY OF MARCH. 1897.
commencing at 10 O'Clock n m. the following
described property, that Is to say:
so much of lot numbered one hundred and
t~Tenty-nlne, situated on the east side of Mnrke.
street, 10 the Filth ward OF the City OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, as fronts twenty-five
feet and one iuch on the said east side OF said
Make; street and extends back eastwarciy 70
third part OF said lot one hundred and twenty.
nine. together with ali the buildings OF appur.
tenanccs erected thereon OF belonging thereto.
Also the south three feet Of LOT numbered one
hundred and thirty. In Chapline and EoG's adj.
dItion 10 said City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia. said piece OF ground fronts thres
feet on the east side OF Market street. between
Twen;y-second md TEenty.,hird streets and
running back OF equal width 10 the eastern
pieces OF property Conveyed 20 said Francis 2
Thoner By ". v. HoSc, trustee. by deed dated
July 90. lSSa.
Terms oFSALE-one-third and Is much more
as the purchaser elects 70 pay in cash Oh the day
OF snlc, the balance IN TWO equal iny;aI!mant at
twelve and twerty'iou- months, notes bearing
interest from the day OF sale 10 be given for tho
WI ". cowDEy, Trustee.
WI. HALiEE, Auclonees. mri
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY
APRIL Il. ls9i. Ht 10 O'Clock.
apis H5H#tE W.J.W. CoWDES. Trrytee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

u
BIZ virtue OF a deed OF ..ust made by Charles {,
Stephens and Mary ". Stephens, his wife, 70 me
as trustee, dated March ;. lS3, and recorded in
the otace OF the Clerk OF the County Cou,t Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
BOOK No. a. page IS. ! will sell a. public auction
al The north front door OF the Court House O!
said county. in the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY. THE 2S.H DAY OF APRIL, 1901,
commencing at ten O'Clock a. N. the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being in
the said city OF Wheeling. In the county Of Ohio,
and state OF West Eirgiaia. that Is to say: The
north half " Of lot numbered four ~ in square
numbered twelve Cl2l as designated on The pla.
OF Caldwel's addition TO Wheeling. recorded IN
Deed BOOK J9. folio IS, OF the records OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. Said half lot is fronting
on the west side OF Eor street formerly called
Bolton streetl between Twenty-eI;hth and
Twenty.ninth streets formerly called Taylor
and Fairmont Streets and being the same pro-
Perty conveyed 10 said Charles c.. Stephens by
Aanerva Stephens b? deed Of same date as the
said deed OF trust
Terms oP SALE-0ne.third aud as much more
IS the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the dag
OF sale, the balance in two equal inStallmenis a:
twelve and tEentr.Iour months. notes bearing
Interest from the day Of sale secured By deed OF
trust. or lien reserved. on the property sold, 10
be given for the deferred payments.
GEO. B CALDWELL. Trustee.
W. IL HAZIER, AuctIoEeeE. mrG
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THE MINERS CoNYENTIoN.
Pledged to Maintain Order and Protect
Property During the Strike.

Pledged to Maintain Order and Protect
Property During the Strike.
COLUMBUS, ONO, April Fin the
miners convention to-day President
John Mcbride offered a resolution
which was adopted amid great applause,
declaring tina. in case o any strike, the
miners will maintain law and protect
property.
The following delegates and alter
mates were elected to the national con
vention OF the American Federation OF
Labor, to be held in Denver next De-
cember:
Delegates, John Mcbride, OF Ohio;
Patrick McBryde, OF Pennsylvania; P.
H Penna, OF Indiana, and John Nugent
OF Ohio; a~lternaies, Mike Radford, OF
Ohio; W. C. Pearce, OF Ohio; Charles
Call, OF Ohio, and F. N. Howells, OF
Colorado. The convention completed
its work and adjourned sine die,
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WILLIAMSBURG, KY, April l2.-Isaac.
Johnston shot and killed William
Jones last night at Johns.on's home.
Johnston is ajus.ice OF the peace. Jones
was considered too intimate with John,
,ston's daughter. Johnston ordered him
to stay away from his house. Jones
went back and met the girls father
there with q shot gun.
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Los ANGELES. CAL, April lo.-United
States Marshal Gard and posse arrived
to-day with John Coms;ock and Walter
Thorn. ranchers, who live at the mouth
OF Little Tejunga canyon, and who are
charged with having wrecked and
robbed q Southern Pacific express train
at Roscoe, killing two trainmen, in Feb.
ruary Last,
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%AssleNEE's SALE.
A sSIGNEE's SALE.

% n Ss4pNEE GALL.
By virtue OF a deed OF assignment. made 10 mo
on the sth day OF March. lssi. By Charles C.
Hoffman and Anna K. Hoffman. his wife. and o.
record III the of9cs oil 1.-THE clerk OF the County
Cour. OF Ohio county, West Virginia. ! will on
SATURDAY. THE 5nI DAY OF NAY, 1894,
at the from. door OF the Court House c. Ohio
county, offer for sale the following real estate,
to-wit;
Lots Nos. is and 70 in the OWE oiFultoa, State
OF West Virginia. and the two rcsidcnceS-onc
tyo-story frame and one two-story brick situated
thereon also one brick stable, ono brick smoke
house, one rlne Ice house, one carriage house.
one fame slaughter house. one brick machinery
above lots, GS well as all other buildings situated
on said premises.
/ will also offer for sale on the same day on the
above premises RtFulton the following personal
property, to-wit: One large .aIer cGSE. two lard
coolers, ono jacket kettle, two 6hud.sioueI. one
lard press, four counter scales. one platform
scale: one meat chopper, two sausage suffers,
saws and butchers tools, four meat cases, 81
pounds all.splce, one large steam jacket lard
kettle. one lard Kettle, one sleigh, one two-seatcd
carriage, one top wagon, one farm wagon, one
set double harness, one horse.
TERMS 'oP 4 I OF RElL ESTNTE-One.thlrd
cash; balance IN six and twelve months. secured
by deed Of trust on above real estate. Tho pur.
chaser may pay so much more cash rs he may
desire.
TEKNs o ysALE OF ABOVE PERSONAL Property:
Cash. In the meantime sales OIL the above person.
al properly win be made privately at the aiore-
WILLIAM {. HAxDLGS.
Assignee o, GEdA c. EE5am rpt Laaa K
RaE.7ta sN
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Fiye.Cent Articles

ladies'. Hose, ChIlt:eu'S Hose. RoIIuS P.ai,
boxuood Rules, cuG Buttons. Tin BCcEs:s con.
niAniion Glass Cutters. Boys knives Pofe1,
DooT Folu SeatStooi OIL Shoe Blarfir.. Wash
Pans, Richter Harmonious. Towels. SC SeeIIs
Packages. SlSciacleS. Dime Cologne Hal: C.-l.
en- Scn9ol slsie$ Lamp Burners. shoe DaASslcS.
Ladies Pins, Table Knives
Mani leceat articles In our seem; Is. Cozs
aEG tAEc shem ont af nur va
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In ,1eKane,s Behalf.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April lo.-Robe,t
Il. Griffin, counsel for John Y. McKane,
the convicted Graveaend politician, has
filed 10 the supreme court a brief in
opposition to tho motion made on be-
half OF Warden D~urston, to advance the
hearing on McKaue's appeal from Judge
LaComce's decision refusing him a wri,
OF habeas corpus pending an appeal
from the court which convicted him.
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rHE CLUB

Organized by Richie District Republicans.
AGood SHIRT.
a number OF Republicans OF Richie
district met last night and organized a
Republican club and named it the
"Doyener Republican Club"
About one hundred members signed
the roll at the start, and the prospects
are that two hundred members will be
enrolled by Saturday. Apr! 81, VIXEN
they will hold q public meeting at
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Three.C Cent Articles.

LsdieS Handkerchief. shavIa- R;u,hst I
DOZEN DtesS Buttons. Stamped Dlppea Ms,.S
sateG Machine OIL caa4. Potato MaIhenl dosa
safety Pins. PeEtuued ToIlei soap. pa. Sci+
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dozen Shoe Llccs. School States, R4r;in- sp15n,
5-eeni Tablets Cork ScrVzs. H~ErnoalesG' CGSs
Turner. Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties
Come here for bargains, wewTll not dIaoooI,.
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Meyers hall. The meeting will be nd.
dressed By Capt. B. b Doyener and 4
number OF other prominent spcakcrS
Thomas II. Doyle Is president viii.
lam Robinson secretary, 7. 7. Noitle
treasurer, and Jacob Blon, Joseph Rob
inson and Chris Bigger trustees.
The move is n coed one, started .. an
oppoFtuno time.
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aud lowe.
Ten.Cent Articles.

s~Ispeaders, Clothes lines, Scent Jswe,,y.
anger Braces, Stationery Packages jail pAdlocES,
Royal Needle Packages. oue-half pound Tea. La.
dies 9-cent Hose. Dolls, Scent C1E Buttons
Minors. Poke. knives
We sre constantly receiving bargains and caa-
no! quote prices, as they are here to-day aud
gone tomorrow. i. IS our aim TO always have
something new 81 prices that will make roo bGy,
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Four.Cent Articles.

ooesetTeatPoonE Patent Sleeve Holders. Soyr
slspender, ClAikts o. y. I. Thread. ChItrs5,
BIS, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and B,u,a
Case, 70. CoTeGs, Tooth Brushes, Fire ShoYtI
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ehine OIL Scrub Brushes, LINEN ThteSi- HE51
saw FILES, sGypeuder, Pencil Boxes, Calico MuL
Inns and hundreds o! other articles goips a; ~
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Nine.C Cent articles.

ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew PA.s. Pc
serve Kettles. Butche, knives. worth Is ceaY,
GlEsS Dishes, Mix st:sineS. Coffee PotS Plorr
sltten. Srspendees. EItsac; Vanilla. poIik Dish
Pans. Hammers. lPoupt Grain o. Ground Pep
peg Pound Cinnamon, Pound Ginger. Pound
Baking Powder.
The above are al genuine bargains aud lowe,
than eYpr hafore-
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LADIES, We will cut and tit or make
your Dresses in the latest styles for half
tho price you pay elsewhere. HIGGs,
The Ladies' Tailor, Peabody building.
Take elevator.
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THn.Cnnt Articles

I?dolcn Buttons l Fine Comb. / h,.t,. r,r
Pin Ito Cups Handkerchief. Cake Cutters psn-
ter Boxes LHE.ry Hair Pins. Carpenter Ps.Gk
Cud Buttons. PIE Pans. Poke, CouhG Ssptiat
Tan Openers. spoolCOIon. Toilet SOAP. G!rIs.I
IAte lines Rubber Tipped PeacllG H1r
We deal only in Bargains and give biz rA!as
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Six.Cent 4rticIes-

One SET Table Spoons. Blank Books P1-.L.
SHiStoS; suspende-S. Butcher knire< lGcaa,
LsceS, Sleeve Buttons Decent Emb-oltAtsI
scrueHnS Brushes. Gents Half Hosa
Merchants Invited. We hare bargains 10: yoi
aid Il will p4y vor 70 csiI
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Seren.Cent Artielas-

coisate's PALM Sop. large Dressing coabL,
dies EAndkerhietS Mixed Bird SEED WHIT
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups Wash Pans Shear.
Atthls popular price Eeo5e- many Articles
worth double the money
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Eight-Cent Articles.

Monkey wsenches.whis B.oom&. Wash soz!L,
liz Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shovels. Rules.
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners. Box Pape, aud
Envelopes, SpunE BllanceS Scissors Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know a good thiay when they
see j. Joia the procession 10 our store