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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

whxeas, David Blystoas aAd Nancy c. Blyssoas
q Tie ooanty q Phillips and state Of Colorado,
By certain dssd Of trust, dated IL 9Th day oi
January A. D., lsoe, and duly Aisd for record
In tie once Of he county clerk and
sseordse Of aid Phillips ooanty, state Of Colo
rsdo % the Nh day II Jan. A. D., ises, and duly
rscorsd In book 10. at psss 10 Of The records d
aid county. did oonvsg unto the undsssisAsd q
trustee, The following described real propssty
situate In tho coanty Of Phillips and state Of Col
orado, to-wit, The southwest QUARTS
Of section twsnty-tvo txa) In township six 10
n of forty.six t%s) y 9Th p. m. tassthsr With
ali rights thsssanto Appstts;s7izs. ineludins tn
right Of dover and also ths right Of homestead
which said conveyance was made In trust to -
cure the payment Of one certain poss,
bearing Sven date with said deed Of trust for the
full sum Of three hundred dollar. payable two
ysars after data. tossthsr with interest at the
rate Of y psr osatnm pet annum, payable ssmi'
annually; and
Whereas, Said dssd Of trust contains furthss
covenant that the party d The first PAT would
pay the tazss and asssssmsats lowed or assssssd
asainst said PREMISE; and
Where's. tits provided In aid DECD Of trust
to which reference 10 hereby mads that In eass Of
default Of payment Of said nots, or any part
thereof, or interest thereon. thcn the whole Of
said principal sgm. and intsrsst at tAs time Of
sale. shall and may q oaos become dss aad nay
able, and II shall b lawful for said trastse "a
sell and dispose Of said premise ., q pablo aae
ton. thirty days iblie Aotios having bsss
given Of IL time and plass Of sach sale. By I'D.
vsstissmsat N = nswspasse poblishsd n aid
cuunty; and
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
PRIZES ON PATENTS.
IL. t. Ct siW Vi h'hr l.l. . T.ssn.,


We secure patents aod TO induce peo-
pie to keep track d their bright ideas ~
offer y prize Of one hundred dollars to b
paid on the first Of svssy month to the
person who submits 70 NJ th. most mer.
itorious invention during the proceed
ing month. We viii also advertise the
invention free Of ehasgs In the National
Recorder. weekly Newspaper, published
in Washington, D. g which has an sx-
tsnsivs circulation throughout the Usi-
ted States and u dsvoted to the interests
Of inventors.
Nor 20 HAibAs IT ssExs.
The idea Of being able 70 invent some
thing strikes most pssple a. beng very
difscult; this dsluii6 The company wish
e. to dispel. Il y he simple things and
small inventions thas mako the greatest
amount Of money, and the complex onss
are seldom profitable. Almost every
body. At sometime or smother. conoeivea
an idea, which, IL patented, would prob
ably be worth to him . fortune. In.
fortuna,sly such idsss are usually dis
missed without thought. The simple in
ventions like III ear window which
could b easily aid up and down with
ont breaking The palesnger's back, ths
sauce pan, The aells. button, the nu'
look, the bottle s1Fes, the snow shovel
are things that at6ost everyone sss'
some way Of isproving apou, and Il y
these kind Of invsntioss that bring th,
greatest returns 70 The author.
The prize that We offer will b paid d
tho end Of each month, whether the sp
plication has been acted upon by th'
Patent Once or not. Every competitor
must apply for patent on his invention
through ~, and whether hs secures th,
priss or not. the inventor will have val
usble patent.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY.
John Wsdderburn, 0so1 Manager,
6Is F 81. N. W. Wsshinston, D. Z
P.s. The responsibility Of this com
pany may b judged fron the tset thu
its stock 10 hold BY sooat ssvensess hun
dred Of the leading newspapers OF th'
Upitea States.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
Patent .
NOTICE TO iNyENTuRs.

There was never time In the history
Of our country whom the demand for in
vsnticns and improvements In the arts
and sciences generally vas % great -
now. The convenisnces Of mankind In
the factory and Workshop. the house
hold, on the farm, And In oticial life, re-
quire continual accsss.ons to The appur-
tenanoes and implements Of each In or
der TO save labor, time and expsnss. Tbs
political change in the administration ol
government does not Affect the progress
q the American inventor. who being on
the alert, and ready to perceive the sx-
istipg dsticseuciss, dsss MOI permit the
s6airs OF government to deter him from
quickly oonosivinS the remedy = over
come existing discrepancies. Too great
care can not be exercised In choosing .
compessnt aad skillfal attorney 70 pre-
pare and prosecute n application for
patent vaiuabls Interests hare bsen
lost and destroyed 10 ipnumsrabls IN :
stances BY ths employ nsat q inoomps-
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
sHERIFY's SALE.

Noties y hssshy sivsa b. virtss Of . writ u
spsoial ssscutioa O. lisa q fossslssars issasd
oot Il he county court Of Philippe eoaaty. Colo
dsssd Jaa. ittA. ~ md 70 ~ - sAssi3. dirsss
Cd In favos u c. 4. Hsfnas. plaisAi9. ssd
ssainst vrsnsat eeost. dsesaAaak 1us ~ sso q
f. y-sax do'iass asA tvsatysiss cests daaassa
ard ~ further an - tvssy-thrss dsilsss sad
si1tyAvs osats cost and soeruiAs cost Whsss'
hsl a essaasdsA - ss,i IL sol,0vias -
sesibsd nal ssesAs. eSvit:
TAs ~ Y a 80 thirty tp) II tp nins O) \ In
= fostys svss ft7) y a ths N . = In Phillips
suanty. Colorado.
To salisiy aid soesas shall On saturday he
VI day u Fsbsnasy. io&. oGse The shove de-
seribsd pss0iso for ssls st pablo suction Il the
hssr d o'oIoek p - Of ssiA day at tAs froat
door a he court hoass In Holyoks. Colo. 70 tbs
highest and best bid,lss shss.fos.
Dated tAis isth day Il Ja.uasy. isA.
4. 7. 0uTsnis. Sheriff.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15


Noties h Asrssy sivea that b. vitns of writ
Of special ssssstisa o. iisa fo-selossrs issued
out Of the ooaaty eosst d Phillips eosaty
Colss.do. dA>si Jaasssy II ~. I'D
70 ne diNetsa - shsd4 In fsvss Of
Gsoess Z Ciask. plaiatia. aad asainst Nsthanisi
T. NoClala and Eva \. neClain. 3. X. AysFs.
and q. D. Tsimhls. dsfsndsnts. Tor The sam Of
ssn. damages I'D oAO easls aad sosraiAg sesa
vhsrsh, I IN soaasndsA 70 ssll he following
described real ss1a1s so.vit:
tn v Il tAs - Y u ~ y ~ The \ v Of -
Y Il - " h ~ ~ ~ , n u PHILLIPS
ossnay. CelosaAA
To sasisey ~ snsasts I 6AAll eass I'D
pssaisa fps als = vshlis ssetioa - sstsfday
lbs DAY d February ~ - ~ boar d
o'slssk , u q ~ fsuas doos d IL soast Asess
\ Ho,yoks PAiilies esang Colo 70 IL highest
aad hssa ssAAss thsssess
Dated tAh v ~ Il Jsa ~
AraUrHRiB 0AsrsG
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

specimen CAsoe.
8. b. Clifford, New Casssl, VIA, VA
troubled with neuralgia aud Rheumatism
his stomach wxs diSordersd, HE lives
was affected to an alarming degree, ap
petite fell away, and he was terribly 70
duoed IN hssh and strenGth. Three bot.
ties Of Electric Bittsrs cured him.
Edward Sheppard, Harrisburg. ILL.,,
had q running sors on his leg q eight
years. standing. Used three bottles 81
Electric Differs and ssvsn boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Sslve, and his leg ID
sound aud well. John speaker. Catawba,
o., had I've large fever sorss On his ls9.
doctors said he wss iucurabls. One bot
tie Electric Bitlsrs and ose boz Buc-
lsu's Arpics 8aivs cured him sutirsly
Sold By The City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
All Free.

Thoss who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know ,ts value, ard tbose who
have NOT. have nov the opportunity "a
Try ,tirc~. Call on tho advertised Drug
glAt aud got trial bottle irss. Bend
your name and address 10 II. y. Buckisr
4 Co.. Chicago, and got sample bog d
DR.. Kings New L,fs Pilla tree, - vel
m copy Of Guide ~ Health and House
hold Instructor. free. All Of which II
guaranteed 70 do you good and cost you
nothing, Tho City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
rmn LEcusnAruRE.
Every N.br..l.n I. Interested In wh.. !. Do

Every Nsbraskan 10 Interested In What Il Does.
Tho coming session Of the legislature
will DO especially interesting After six
years the republicans are again IN con-
troll Of both houses. A United States
senator will be elected aud host Of 9th.
er good things should be done. No mat
ter what your politics, you will want TO
road about the legislature. M nst,er
what paper you read at other times, you
should reud The Lincoln State Journal
during the legislature. It 10 printed Al
the state capitol and devotss more space
to Legislative doings than all the other
state dailies combined. The Journal has
jumped away up IN the lead, having Tho
largest circulation 10 Nebraska. 1t ia
spending moro money for news than it,
competitors. Col. Bixby is itu daily poet
II also has Walt Mason. VIM. E. Amin
ITS Washington correspondent, nerves
up Washington stuff as no other CORE
spondent employed by Nebraska paperi
has ever donsit. Amin knows Nebraska
people and Nebroska politicians like 6
book; his letters arc great feature
Stories nrs furnished by Conan Doyle
Rudyard Kipling, and II host OF cther'
who Rye regular contributors TO thu
worlds greatest magaz,nes. Tho Jour
nal's price has boon cut to SO cents pc
4 "a n
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
o. 8..LAND OFFICE,
STERLING. Colo,
jan. 18th l@5,

Complaint having boon entered at this ofics
by Madgc Crowncr against Frederick
Mncc for failure to comply with law ~ 70
timber-cuiturc entry No. sse9 dated Mar. .,
Iss7.upon the w,in.wHAw,isw SIC Is tp0 nrlsw
IN rhiilips county. Colo, with Wow 70 tho
cancellation Of said entry contestant aiisg
Ing that Frederick Mace fniiod during the
3.4.ssndeycars after tho date OF said entry u
riow ten acres Of said tract and that he fail.
ed 10 plant 10 acres If said ract 10 trees. trce
seeds or cuttings as required by law aud
thatsad failures Btiil exist.
Tho said parties are hereby summoned u
appear ut this office OH tho 18th day Of
Feb. 1895, At 10 O'Clock .. m, 70 rospond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
FL. DEMrsrER, Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

State Of Colorado,
t,nsty Of fhitnps,
In thc District Court
Mary i Hall. piaintiff. Alias
W. suninons,
usitrr y Hall, defendant. ito nan .Tr1idnut
TVS rsorLs or rita s.Ars oy coLoRApo.
To Walter u. Han, III. defendant above
named. 0r-sfingi &
You are hereby required 10 appear In An
action brought against you by the a,ove
nss,vd pisintin. In the district court VI init.
lips county, stAie Of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days NJ.
isr III" service hereof. " served within this
county; OF. " served out u this county. or
by publication, ~ithia ih rty days after the
service hereof. cN.lu-icr oi the day Of service;
VI judgment W default VIII br taken sxsinst
,yaneso rding 10 tho prayer Of the coin iaint /;
and " copy VI til. complaint ~ the abs, q
-atliitd scti.n bs not served with this sum.
IN ms. or " the service hereof b~ made ont Ut
tbs state. than Ten days additional n tile
TIM. bet"inaboyo spcciflcd for appearance
and nnss,r ~iJ Inv allowed Storc the taking
OF Judgment ny default NJ aforesaid.
Tho said 'tion IL drought To obtain mn NIB
soiu'r h-crcc vi divorce. the plaintiff ailcR.
i,V, that III. defendant Inns c,iniit.d nduitry
si,r their matriss.. That the d-febdnut
siDr" uhuir B,affinkc has bocoipr u habltunl
dfunkard. aud tint IN. defendant has bscn
Enii,y VI rstrrin. cruelty toward the plain
tr ~. plainuu ~iil Also pray for tho ,as'
toiy - their child ana asks Tor Alimopy III
the .ih NJ eIbo, ~ vail morn fuiiy appear
IRON M. complaint III said action TO winch
bt.fsnc' IL hrie made.
And Don NJ. hereby notified that n you fa.l
bapp-ar. ana 10 ans '.r ~" SAT- complaint
y, ADuv- t,siuit,si, the sad Plnin'if will take
Judgment ~. prayed f,t ~ tue complaint
Uis"s nndcf my hand aud ZEAL nj iioiyok'
IN -alh county. this itth day fcb, A. ID.
I-vt
n II. MAsUs, Jerk Of District c.uri.
iatAIt ~ 4. y. Lrwis, Deputy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
Holyoks, Colo, Fob. 18th, 1895.

To the generous hearted people OF the
state Of Colorado, and particularly 10 all
G. A. K. men. We tho undersigned re-
iiei committee OF PHILIPPE county do
hereby brand the writer OF that article
In the Rocky Mountain Nows, Of Feb.
IO:h. hesled. DISCRIMINATION Against
Old Soldiers" us a falsifier and ma.
licious person, and that tho article WINS
writen With mnlice towards the COM
n,ittcc, and in justice TO ourselves land
Tire churches We represent as such com.
hait,oe, for relieving these distressed poo
pie must say, that We have discr,n,iuntod
against NO persons, sects or organizations
but must state we have done the best we
could in all cases to relieve those people
va find from our books that We have
supplied mid such ns We had at our dis
posal to over ,hiry.fve g. A. r. men,
widows and families and nc present all
~e have on hand is some flour, few
bushels Of onions and sabout four bushels
oil beans, oil the coal has been gwen out
IN one.half ton lots, and tho clothing 10
al gone. 10 limited are our means aud
20 alarming is the distress that ii has be-
como serious question for this COM
mi,tcs and the 60 inty commissioners to
tnow what the outcome will DO unless
We receive more help from outside at least
for provisions aud fuel, although the
writer OF that article says, "p'enty have
been received" We feel justified in say
ing We done our duty although We have
been slapdered by the vrher, se niso be-
lieve that ws realize the condition Of
these people better than the 80 called
secretary Of tho relieil corps and trust
that the iibelous article in the News
have not been the means Of influencing
anyone FROM sending what aid they
might bavs to these suffering people.
The attached sworn statements, will ex-
,ls,n themselves.
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Hob,nbo,ham, for the N. z Church.
G. W. Garland, 4" Baptist
Z. NJ. Mowry, Dunkari
l.. Leblanc, Catholic "
II. J. Johnson. for the Presbyterian
State OF Colorado,
County OF Phillips.
mrS' oaraa f. "o''' " lawful *" oe"6
hf-' un'y sworn upon os'n oeposes a""
says tha' she Is mo secreta'y Oh Wo".h'
t'ol'e' corps OIL 'he " -. II" ~ no,!o.''
oo'o' anu 'hat she resa tne s'tc'e III 'ne
D'sSet Ne~s Oh sunday Feo' io'n' 1851
purporiins 10 bA'e oeen written py her
stating that the rel'et eom"A'se OF MOI
YOKE colo haa refused 10 gran. "s"'s''
ancs 70 w. A. |" men oecaoSs 'ney IT.
wed pensions ranging from W'o
sia % psr month and that one man vent
To the relief store and asked for some NJ
dcrclothing having gone without oil vii .
ter but Was grufrly told that he could
buy some with his pension money and
she tates positively that she did not
wr,te this statement nor any statement
throwing discredit on the work Of the
Holyokc relief committee but that from
the information she eau obtain the com
mittes has distributed the aid sent them
without psrtiality and that ever, body in
this county who arc in need of. assistance
Inns t,.siya.l IL with thu limit al rnaan. nj,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

PEATTY P,anos. ursane IS Up. Want
Ou n ! aeents, Cat free. Daniel y.
Beatty. Washinyton. N, j.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

III" Harper War look Is the gfcatest
work ii the Kind ever published. III,
State journal has arranged 10 supply iis
patrons NJ 10 cents per pnti. You can
get .'sr "nc h. cutting cut ,hi, item
and srn,i,ruow,,h 10 rrn's 10 Tue Stat.
jnnfnnl. Llnr,ln. Nab
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

Poultry, Yazn, easdsa, oemetsgy,
Lawn. SsiiFead and tabbit
1sneiAG.
TheasaaAs q nflse y ~. Oa1aasgoe
Eree. yfsagAt fAaA~ Ry1oee Low.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

100 PIECES yard s0 for piece
containing IS yards.
piece
about third their value
200 PRS. BLANKETS and Colored 5000
pair.
BEDSPREADS, regular 81 cent goods at % cent?
STEETNt prices heard of, than
quote prices them
longer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

No schools here on Tuesday on account
of the rain.
The Lords supper will be celebrated
here next Sunday.
day from Lamoine.
Ralph Kincaid and wife, of Hancock,
have been here for few days.
Mamie Witham gave rthday party
Tuesday evening of last week.
c. j. Treworgy bought a pair of team
horses in Bangor last Saturday.
A surprise party was given at Leonard
Maddocks' last Saturday evening.
j. o. Whitney and J. F. Whitcomb
were at Southwest Harbor last week.
Mrs. Abigail Mayo, Of West Eden, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. 2. II.
Conley.
The church and congregation here
lately sent contribution of $50 to the
Maine missionary society.
There was no c. E. prayer-meeting last
evening on account of the storm, but one
will be held this Wednesday evening.
c. J. Treworgy, A. f. Foster, Henry
Hastings, Charles Smith, Mrs. Mary Dun
ham, and Mrs. Hilman Heath were in
Bangor last Saturday.
William Conway died at his home early
last Thursday morning. His health has
not been good for two years or more, and
for the last three or four weeks he was
confined to the house, the most of the
time in bed His illness seemed to be at
tended with no pain or distress, his pass
ing away being very quiet. The funeral
was on Saturday at 100 p. m. The de-
ceased was in his seventy-fourth year.
He leaves a wife and three daughters.
The reading-room association met
Wednesday evening OF last week for
furt her organization. A constitution
and bylaws were adopted. Report was
made by the board OF directors relative to
probable expenses for rent, reading
matter, fuel care of room, etc. These
matters were discussed On Saturday
another meeting was held, and similar
matter considered. Several offers of
rooms had been made to the directors,
but after discussion it seemed best to re-
ject them because of the limited funds
that would probably be in the hands of
the association. Since that meeting
arrangements have been made with the
engine company to use their room in the
engine-house for readingroom. This
room is large and We'll lighted, The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
\ TENPESTIot,~ VOYAGE.
The 'IIarry ". Haynes" Exciting
Battle With the Elements.


The journal. OF Providence, h, l.. tells
the following interesting story Of a
stormy voyage of the schooner Harry
W. Haynes. which has just arrived in
that port.
The handsome little three-masted
schooner Harry W. Haynes, hailing
from Ellsworth, has arrived in port from
St. Marks, port of the Island Of Hayti,
after q tempestuous voyage.
The "Haynes, whose commander is
Capt. r. c. Bonsey, loaded 400 tons OF log
wood at St. Marks and sailed on the 18th
day of December. Four days out the en-
gagement between the vessel and the
elements commenced, while the former
was in Crooked Island passage.
This first gale was ofthe usually violent
character of mort beast blows, kicked up a
heavy sea, and lasted about twelve hours,
during which the flying jib was carried
away After the weather moderated an
old lib was pRtched up and hoisted. The
wind shifted into the north, and for the
next two days it was necessary to keep
the vessel doublereefed.
By Dec % the weat her allowed the
cracking on of all sail, and for the first
time in fortnight quick completion
Of the voyage seemed probable. Four
DAYS of his favora bic Weat her succeeded
and then vicious southerly gale sprang
up. In short time the mainsail was
carried away, the maingaff was broken
and the ib was split. During this blow
: he EtI Z IN. llf Z inc
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Deer Isle

Deer Isle.
Mrs. T. NJ. c. Estes has been engaged
in giving a series of bible Talks" here
since the first of January The talks
have been very acceptable, and have
drawn large audiences. She is strongly
invited TO continue the meetings.
On Saturday, Jan. u, Mrs. Estes organ
lied new Junior Temple in connection
with Forest Home lodge in the Green
law district, named 'White Oak Mrs.
Aldana Ames is superintendent. The
same evening she spoke to large
audience at the school-house in Sun
shine, when thirty four gave their names
to become charter members of a new
lodge to be completed at succeeding
meeting. Some bible meetings are ex-
pected to follow. Mrs. Estes VIII respond
TO invitations to visit Oceanvilie and
Green's Landing soon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

Monday will be held at Mr.. McFarland's
house, this Thursday afternoon. The
congregational choir of Ellsworth Will
furnish music. Mrs. Dodge has been a
prominent member of the musical and
social organizations of her town, and will
be missed by a large circle OF friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
business Notices,

Tapley's Dread Winner out-wear- all other
shoes.
Halls Hair Remover Is pronounced the best
preparation made for thickening the growth Of
the hair and restoring that which i gray to its
original color.
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Nj. GALLERT.
A Fool and his Money
are Soon Parted,

cannot be said Of those who
purchase their New Year 5
goods out of the large, varied
and beautiful lstock Of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver aud Sill
YER plated Ware, China and
Glass Ware, Gard Cases, Wal
lets, Pocket Books, and a nu-
mcrous line of Brio brac now
being shown at a. w. GREE
IY'S. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

Penobscot.
The drama, 1.-The Spy Of Gettysburg"
will be played at Grange hall on Friday
evening. Jan. %, by members of the Blue
hill hand.
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We have Scattered to the Four Winds
all idea Of Profit during our :.


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Underwear and Hosiery.

We $50 lol Men Underwear,
a ssale. of
selling Price The goods cheap enough to buy even If Lot wanted
immediate -.
lens GRAY SHIRTS ANp DRAWERS at = cents worth
boz. HEAVY RlBEED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS al q cents
S1oo. ,.
worth y 90. $500.
thsjel'- Underwear reduced tutluse
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CASH TELLS

in buying goods-particularly
when jobbers are SO anxious
to sell, as they have been the
past season-and on the other
hand, CASH TELLS in selling
goods.
Having taken advantage Of the
former condition, | shall be
pleased to give my patrons the
benefit thereof
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West Hancock .

West Hancock.
The funeral OF Mrs, r. :. Dodge, daugh
ter of james II. Mcfarland, who died