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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
WcniIlcr Tnn,.

The work OF the United States Weather
Bureau IN Richmond under the capable
management OF Farmer Ned Evans. IL
first class and most satisfactory.
AZ fhe request Of United States Scna-
tor Thomas S Martin new weather sine
lions have been established by TIE Fed
erai Government an Charlottesville and
at TIE NJ Her Mtnual Labor School The
me- VISITATION established recently al Balls
vile Cumberland county. which Is con-
Quoted ny the management Of the Farm
Vile and Powhatan Railroad Company.
is also showing some good results
Mr Charles Din until recently one Of
che assistants OF MT Evans has been
transferred 90 the weather bureau al
Cincinnati and LIS place IN this city has
been siven by the Federal Government
10 Nr. +. N Dey Jr.. who was previous
by stationed az Savannah Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

The Legislature recently adjourned
broke the record. II passed lob bills
Eisht OF thee we're vetoed by The Gov
ernors O'Ferran and Tyler and nine
others were lost In the shuttle" Five
OF these latter failed 90 receive the Gov
errors signature on the last day OF the
se-s on and four Others for various rea-
sons did not become laws.
There were LOGS new laws enacted
About five hundred bills were introduced
thar were not passed
More new laws 20 upon TIE statute
books than after the adjournment OF
any previous legislature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
REV. DR.. AND MRS. ROBERT RYLAND.
- WI rolden BTlsiOl va

Rev. Father Mccarthy OF Fredeltcks-
burg. Va. preached an eloquent sermon
q; ST Patricks church on last Tuesday
evening.
The correction FOR the missions among
the lnmans and negroes taken up az
all the masses last sunday at the Cattle
dral was the largest ever received tor
this purpose.
Mr George Frye OF this city has &C.
cepted the position as manager OF the
wagon and carriage department OF the
Belmeade Industrial School IN charge OF
the Christian Brothers.
Tomorrow Very Rev. Father Will
bald will visit the mission az Dou-
be Bridge. Luncnburg county. Va. There
are about nifty Catholics there at pres
ent bui 10y spring there Is indication OF
a large increase IN the congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06


1875. he married the s.cond time. taking
FOR his wife Miss Bette Presley Thorn
to, az csrot-r, ,o,r+y Va Go.den we'd
ulnss ave rare OCCUR. tiDaa u"' % '9 ---'
90 few men indsel to live with Their
second vt,oe fftv vears
a I9-i III NAi'L-i'.
Robert h}iand was 'oIN I'D ming '"1
queen lc-lty. Wan March a. A3. and
r..,.,ef "a, err..+fo, far ahead of bis
e--. ,..,....,,i,, c-l-
'
lese Washington ID G. before Do, was
- . ,t4 rrfs father had
given 'ach oi Gus pI''".'a anu
farm. Don't be preferred 20 nave bus snare
a. Oh. estate boz another form aud be
1.ft t.s t.o,.. .,. ,.ro.ob tre oorret For
,,.,...
q "hi.t ur was ch'pI'i" az ."- '"'FN'-
sitv of Virginia and was called from there
O. Che pastorate of tho First Baptist
church. 40 Lyuchburs where he stayed
five years building the church from nne-
teen members to one hundred and twenty
From there te was called 90 ID. niLonl
90 take charge of o. school This school
aftcrward became the Richmond col
ieee and ho was president until Che be-
enuRE oi ine civil war lila Di"Nt -P
the college and Ten him without employ
,r.,+ Dr., D., mis- time he had been pas-
tor of thl First African church and had
baptized INTO lts fellowship $500 persons.
This work could be done DOB connection
with she college work az 80 required no
pastoral visiting
rOrguT CONFEDERATE BONDS.
Drtrg lie war he gave his time %
the soldiers going from hospital 90 camp
and from camp to hospital aiding them
BOZ every way he could his home was
Fun OF the sick and wounded al the
time and many were nursed back 90
r..l.h and strength there So firm was
81. r.nh iu me rarnarencv Of ths Con-
4, e.,e.y ina, DO Invested every dollar OF
~ .-,,fe rorfnno fn Confederate bonds
.-t (f .,,,-e. lost ia ain Thus. al the
49, ~ eivfv c,non most men count Their
iisc ocrs done ba found himself ber.ft
- ,,ror.rtv and ernulovrncnt. Looking
. . .....,.. ,f at.rnorf for b
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
REV. DIR. RYLAND'S
GOLDEN WEDDING.
His Second Wife His Companion For
Fifty Years,
RICHMOND COLLEGE FIRST HEAD
win BE Nlnety-Thrce Years old the
f4th Day OF This M0nth--Bonght
Confederate Bonts and Lost AL
His Children.

BRISTOL, VA. March 5-spocial-Dr
Robert Ryinnd Tor many years cih-
zen OF Richmond. Va. and Lexington.
Ky. will celebrate hs golden wedding
here on The s.h OF next June. The re-
marksble thing about hls fact is that
tn good wife who VIII take part go tho
festivities IS his second wife. lie was
married in 1880 % Mss Josephine Nor
ven. OF Richmond. Va. who died about
sixteen years afterwards. on June 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

After ths municipal primary election
is over the comics, for the Democratic
nomination Tor Congress will open up.
CCner sssman Lamb Is going TO enter
FOR Che race again and Hon George ID
WISE has practically made up HIS mind
Oh become candidate.
u is probable that Delegate Isaac
Dlggs. of King William VIII aspire to
ih.s position and there are few dark
horses On The edge OF the woods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

Mrs. John Ryan Of north Ninth street
is quite d.
Mr. Daniel O'Donnen. OF east Leigh
street who has been confined 20 his home
about two weeks IS out again.
The Ladies Beneficial Society Of the
Cathedral holds its meetings on the Sec
ond Sunday OF the month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

We mean 20 annhilate the State. under
whatever name II maybe concealed. we
are IN accord with every revolutionary
act that looks 20 this end Herr Most Is
responsible tor the most OF this certainly
uneduvocai and franH declaration. ana
he has not lacked supporters. England
which has been vainy urged by the Euro
psan powers 10 make more stringent laws
IN this direction has been the country
OF refuge for the anarchist leaders from
time 70 time bur that stable governmen,
has from time TO time rephed that the
existing laws are enough, and results
have proved that true Public sentiment
Is that countrys safeguard. as was In
sta7ced In the fact that Most could not
find a prInter there TO 90 hts work. Little
Information Is TO be tounu In Mr.. Ienk'
er's hook as to the methods Of anarchist
organization We wish there were more.
on the whole. tie volume while i7struc-
tive does not 20 far enough in any direc-
don 10 give II permanent value.
II.
We learn from The Evening Posts Lon
don letter that the poet laureate. Mr.. Az
fred Austin. has severed his connection
as a ieader-wrlter win the stan or the
STANDARD. In order 70 devote himself
wholly 10 poetry. That Mr. ]. NJ. Barrie Is
about 90 receive the uesree OF LII.
from the ST. Andrews University and
that ZOla's fame surety has reached Is
pinnacle. Adolphe Gutenberg. OF Macy
yarud. Hungary having applied to the
proper authority az Budapest to permit
hlai 10 adopt the French novelists name.
III.
The illustrated London News announces
tina. in October next Messrs. Holder *
s,oughton viii publish the first number
OF new religious periodical under the
utle OF Ian Maclaren Magazine. II win
be edited by the Rev Or. John Watson
Clan Maclaren) and DR.. Robertson NlcOl.
% is understood that Dr. Watson wall
houceforth conhne his writings TO TINS
magazine.
".
The most timely and important article
in The March Harper is Stirring Times
ln Austria. In which Mark Twain de-
scribes the recent turbulent scenes in Tie
Parliament Of Austria. and explains their
origin and their prOba ole outcome Mr..
Clemens was constant and thoughtful
spectator Of the gallery OF the Parliament
House lIi- article "hrlms with Tho humor
Of the situation" yet II IS scarcely less
noteworthy as IN account of certain pO-
l,icnl tendencies 10 Central Europe. II IL
illustrated y portraits OF the CHIEF actors
and general views OF tho Parliament
House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
Lnhor CnInmiss .Oncr.

IN addition 10 Mr. James p. Doherty
Of Richmond MI John NJ Donahoe Of
this city ana Mr. Fred. Anspach. of Bec-
ford Cily have made application 10 the
Governor for The position Of labor COM
missioner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
ANARCHISM, ITS
HISTORY. THEORY.
New Books on the Subject BY Mr., E.
Y. Zenker.
/" DARKNESS IS VISIBLE. !"
The Author Has Not Thown Special
nj NJ.
" DARKNESS is VISIBLE
The Author Has Not Thown Special
Light on the suucct, Bui His Vol
ume IL instructive an Some
Lines-Pruudhun's Platform.

ANARCHfsAf: A Criticism and History
OF tie anarchist Iurvfy. ty j.. "
ZenAer. u. 4. Pu nam sons. New
lstk. LOndOn.
FOR sue by George ". West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

Ryland in Virginia and Kentucky will
probably visit him here In June, to be
present at The celebration Of his golden
wedding with his second wife.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11
FROM DWALE.
Correspondence of The Big Stone Gap Posr.


DwALE, DIcKENsoN Co., Va. August g.
II is still raining here almost eve y day
and our farmers are having trouble with
their oats and grass.
Mrs. T. q. Wells, of Wise, is at her
brothers, near Clintwood, very sick with
consumption this week.
Mrs. Thornburv, an elderly lady OF
ClintwUOd, is suffering from the effects OF
cancer on her face. 1t has reached stage
that is pronounced incurable. One of her
eyes is badly effected.
Election matters are beginning to warm
up here. The democrats are going 10
make great effort to elect Rhea to sue
coed Walker, aud thus redeem the Ninth.
Solomon Fleming, logging man of this
place, had a team of mules to run away
while in harness a day or two since, and
one was killed outright, four we're so badly
injured that they will die, while one came
out with only slight injuries. They were
in the woods, where they had been taken
to haul some logs to the stream, when they
became scared and ran away with the
above result.
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~, NIL are purely vegetable, re-
IlOOu FIiiS liable, beneficial. $50.
FROM STONEGA.
correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posr.

/
SroNEGA, Va, Interchangeable
! for the union Sabbath school picnic are
nearly complete. The following schools
will participate, viz: StOnega, Looney
Greek, Appalaehia, and all OF the Big
Stone Gap schools. The day named is
Thursday. August 18th. There will be !
games of base ball at the picnic grounds
during the day. In addition there will be
literary program, as well as the usual
feast of the good things that will he
brought in the baskets from the various
homes and which will he enjoyed in the
old fashioned way Iy the united schools
as Que family.
The large shack formerly occupied by
the pioneers of the Virginia Coal and Iron
Company, is to he remodeled and improved
by enlargement of an additional story and
when completed will he opened to the
public AS the Stonega Hotel. Work will
he commenced at once, and it is expected
that it will he ready for guests by Oct. !.
Three head officials of the L. & ~, N. &
W. and S. A. 4 o. railroads paid Il visit to
Stonega today aud made a tour through
the works.
A. f. Hubbard, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and a brOther-in-law
of Mrs. John A. Esser, came here on Sat
urday to spend week or two and return
with his wife to their home in Philadel-
phia. Mrs Hubbard has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Esser, since Mrs.
DR.. Bailey's death.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular corrcspondent.)

WAsHNGToN, Aug. $50 far as
fighting is concerned, the war i re-
garded in Washington as over. True
the Spanish government is still dilly-
dallying about forwarding its official
acceptance of our terms of peace, but
it has caused President Mckinley to
be informed that it is acting for self
preservation, and not from any desire
to delay the matter; that it must Sc
cure popular support at home in or
der to avoid civil war. That the
administration has accepted this in
formation in good faith may be iulg-
ed from the fact that the transports
which carried the army of Gen. Miles
to Porto Rico, and which were to |
have been used to carry reinforce
ments to Miles, have been ordered to
Santiago to assist in bringing the
men IN Skaters army home. Gen.
Miles is still daily occupying new ter
ritory in Porto Rico, but he is doing
no fighting and it is not expected
that he will do any, unless the Oily
dallying of Spain shall be prolonged
to such an extent as to provoke the
President into withdrawing the terms
Of peace that he has offered. There
IS also reason for stating that Gen.
Merrett and Admiral Dewey have
orders not to do any fighting at Ma
lllla' unless it is forced upon them.
Although President Mckinley is
naturally anxious that Spain should
accept the peace terms at once, he
would be perfectly willing to stretch
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11
FROM SERGENT.
;OrrespOndence Of The Big Stone Gap posr.

Correspondence OF The Big Stone Gap Posr.
SEEGENT, KY, August S.-Excessiy
ans have not been an uncommon occur
ance of the past month. The rainfall fo
'u'y was the greatest ever known in thi
section.
Inc school here is progressing nicely
with james 5. Pendleion as instructor
how could it be otherwise
Mack Hall, of Wise, took a drove Of
cattle from here last week.
A big tide passed down the North Fork
on the 18th inst. No logs OF note went
out.
i. u. Bates, one of Mllstone's foremost
iarners' passed here Friday enroule home.
Owing to the recent heavy rains. the
roads are almost impossible.
Messrs. john and jim Pepdleton. Of
Coiiy, returned from an extended wish tn
scott county, Va, some days since.
Married August 2nd, Mr.. James Uomb.
70 Miss Nerya Stallard, both of Burdin.
hiu' Oaudill officiating. Both are promis.
ing young people aud We wish them a Ian,
happy aud prosperous soiourn in this
Master Jessee HOlbrooks has been very
II Tor several days. His recovery is yery
Uncertain.
4. Wilson franklin, of Coly, is build,up
house for j. 5. Franklin at Hail. kpo,
ounty.
Byrd Franklin returned from Marian
uesday with new goods
The revenue marshals made a raid
ne sinners near here one day THIS weeI
~ cut up some eight or ten. Ilurrah-
lex TO you old hoys-come again.
mr. and Mrs. h. w. Sailing, of wav
nd, Va, are here visiting after a lo.y
bs,nce. ''"s
sam j. Webb Is going 10 teach a tern,
school III head Of Elkhorn.
The health of Lsicher county is usually
wv BrRDIsE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11
The Wiser Way.

"How fresh and rosy you look, Nora,"
exclaimed Isabel, who had just returned
from the beach, and was greeting her
friend.
Yes, DEAR" replied Nora, 81 am feeling
splendidly, and mamma says / have an
alarming appetite"
"Where in the world have you been
since | saw your"
VI have remained at home," replied
Nora, land have worked hard every day.
But have been taking that wonderful
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it has
done me, oh, so much good You see /
always like to feel well when / go away,
and leave for the mountains next week"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11

In the Clerk : Office of the Circuit Court
OF the county of Wise on the 9Th day Of
August, 1898.
). Is. Buckner, Plaintiff,
against I'm Cboncerv
I. W. Hardin ct al, Def'ts.
The object of this salt is to foreclose a
mortgage for $4,50O.OO. and interest from
September the 9Th, 1892 on two tracts Of
land IN Wise County, Virginia, containing
respectively 1855 acres end 1881 acres
known as the d. NJ Lipps land, and fully
described in said mortgage now on record
IN wise County in deed book No. Is n
5oo TO which reference is here made. And
an afildavit having been mace and filed
that the defendant. p. W. Hardin. il not a
resident of the State Of Virginia. il is
ordered that he do appear here within Is
DAYS alter due publication hereof, and do
what may he necessary to protect His in
terest IN this suit. And il is further
ordered that copy heoeof be published
once week for four weeks in the Big
stone zap fosr, and that copy he posted
~ the front door OF the court. house of
inns county on the first day of the ue,,
term OF the county court.
copy: Tesie:
W. T.. KILGnRE. Clerk. |
BY L. A. Johnson, d G. |
''1'''' NELLY p q. augIl 32-35 |
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11

The United State Commissioners
of Education in his official classified
ton Of the colleges of the country in
his last report, page 1894, places the
Randolph Macon Woman's College
at Lynchburg, Va, in Division A"
with Vasssr. Wellesley, aud eleven
other high-grade colleges for women.
There are four in the east, seven in
the North, aud two in the West.
The statistics show that our repre-
sentative though the youngest stands
well up in the list as to resources.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11
A Study of Bulletins

In Spain evil things seem to re
verse the usual custom by travelling
slowly. This popularity was espec.
lally noticeable in the case Of the dis.
asier to the cervsra feet. Here, for
instance, Is about the way the news
OF the sehley victory reached Madrid.
1t came in easy stages and cumula.
tive approaches, and seemed, as il
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11

"A CORRESPONDENT writing from
Dawson City under date of June 2Sth
says:
The Weave and the Bella together
have on board about $40, 900 in
Klondike gold dust. The treasure
was put aboard the vessels during the
night preceding their sailing, cor
rather during those hours of so-called
night, when there were fewest people
upon the streets; for there is no night
at this season and no hour when the
streets are not well filled, so that the
transfers of the gold sacks from the
safes and chests of the big store to
those in the pursers' rooms were not
without their observers. The treas
ure was placed on the Weave about
= o'clock in the morning of Saturday,
the 18th, and the vessels sailed that
afternoon. The gold was placed
aboard the Bella on Saturday night,
and she sailed on Sunday afternoon,
the 10Th. 1t was a curious little
scheme, that of carrying the treasure
aboard ship. 1t was laid on a sort of
strecher with a dark cloth over it, |
Eight men, four on each side, holding
to the stout poles, staggered under
tho weight for six trips back and
forth. United States Marshal
Canton, who came up from Circle
City for the purpose, walked with
hem, clearing the way and keeping
IN eye on the crowd. The gold
bearers, stopping and staggering,
aid never word. The marshal issued
ms orders with sharp gesture of the
'and. They passed through the wide
venue of bystanders. down the bank
p the gangplank and disappeared
his was repeated six times in the ;
ase OF the Weave, the crowd>alI the
nile making its comments in that {
lbdued tone that obtains at Tuner &
IS. Had it been the body of Prince i
hey carried no greater respect could 8
ave been shown IL. 4
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Furniture.

We have a large assortment of Fum,n.
will close out at cost as we are discontinue. p.
ment. We have chairs from so cents up t.l..
$T.75 up, mattresses from 500 to $500 forth. .
bureaus, wash-stands and tables at prices never ..
in this community.
We have suits of good Furniture with Fr.n. ....
mirrors never before offered for less than $500 =.
which we will sell for $3.50. These sun. .r.
rub finish, flrst-cass in every respect, and would
ment to any home.
We have job lot of wall paper, which wc SSH ..
than cost.
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were. to illustrate new theory 0

were, to illustrate a new theory Of
evolutionary truth-tsllirT1
-Nn-- It.sr uederstsSd tina Admiral
CMverssjiEsdskeH53E heekBom uns
- thsxexx> asse b68tLe- XShkee pigs
- sailing through their midst has
calmly and deliberately withdrawn to
a port previously decided upon. The
Yankees shrank back-ia- teEeT--whsa
I they saw bis dignifed apprSaehs fnf
Quickly made room fot Chna. OR
a i-ttrcw a few shells -intU-tirEr as---f1rr
] passed, one, of which penetrated the
itiagship and killed forty!three mem
The brave Admiral and his gallant;
Ships. will soon be heard from. 49,
2. 1t is understood that Admiral
Cervera's fleet left Santiago harber
on tile '3rd instant. Heavy cannon
Fading was heard outside the entrance,
and it is believed a naval battle is
raging At the present moment the
| y SHIPS are in full retreat. 80
3. Admiral Ceryera's fleet turned
westward from Santiago aud stood
well in toward shore. While the
ships rapidly steamed ahead, the two
torpedo boats fingered behind and
kept the Yankee towards at bay.
"a The torpedo boats, inflicting
1ncalcuable damage on the enemy,
were finally disabled.
5. 1t is stated that Admiral Ger
vera harassed the Yankees greatly by
his mastery strategy in leading them
in. At this hour he is rapidly adj
vancing toward the Windward Pas
sage, with the Yankee pigs in close
pursuit. 1t is soon believed he will
have them where he wants them.
6. Seven sailors of the Vizcaya.
who came ashore a few miles west of
FL Moro, report that Admiral Ger
vera's fleet was giving the enemy
much annoyance. The torpedo boats
had been destroyed, after seriously
damaging the Yankee battleships,
and there is some reason to think
that the entire Yankee feet will be
,peedily bagged, Notwithstanding the
loss Of the Nizcaya.
.. Admiral Cervera is on board a
Yankee warship. No particulars are
given as to how he effected its cap
ore.
8. 1t is confidently believed that
Cervera has seriously dam
gagged the Yankees by running sew
raj OF his boats aground. His pres .
nee in Yankee warship, however, :
Gems to contradict this rumOr.
.. Admiral Cervera has abandon /
d his boats and transferred his flag a
0 the nearest Yankee. There is O
rCat rejoicing. 0
10. 1t is rumored, though the r
ource cannot be aScertained, that b
he Spanish fleet has been defeated. !
nd that Admiral Cervera is pris- ii
ner. No credence is placed in this |
bsurd statement. Il
ii. Admiral Cervera's fleet is 7
estroyed and he is a prisoner. II
alter reports denying this impossible
ioaster are confidently expected. P
j.. The later reports don't come u
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-08-11

"PEoPLE who do not like hot
weather like this we have been hav-
ing recently should be reformed by
this little SPELL" thinks the Norfolk
Virginian, at is but slight taste
of the spell they are liable to here
after, if they do not reform. 1t was
probably sent upon them for reiorma
tory purposes; not as an excuse for
more mint-juleps aud other iced
drinks.
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Indoors and Out.

"My health was very poor and |
suffered from dizzy spells, rheumatism
and weak nerves. l did not care to
live in such condition. Hoods
SarsapariIla has changed all this. 1t
has completely cured me and | am
now able to work hard indoors and
ont" Mrs. JOHN A. LIVELY, Dallas,
West Virginia.
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The Ayers Mercantile 2,
Manufacturing Co,
rzszzzza1razssx1s.xrazsFr.szxss;n.zsr,-r.

We beg to announce to our patrons Of Biz S..,.,
vicinity that we are receiving and opening ON. - %.
stocks of General Merchandise ever brought =, l
Gap, including Dry Goods, Boots and Shoe. 3D.,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Ih-l''.
Iron, Stoves, Woodenware, Groceries Of all k.-l
niture which we are prepared to offer at 1c-.
prices l.aa =. 49,
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Clothing, Shoes, &c.

In Clothing, we have Mems suits from sf.o5,...
Guiding some of the finest Worsteds, Sergcs and
ever offered here.
In Boots and Shoes, we have the finest adc..,.
kid shoes, purchased before the advance. which ..
pared to offer at prices that cannot be DUPLICATED a
shoes we have everything from the heavy l....
finest calf