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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01

TO RENT-Lower tenement of rooms.
modern appliances steam heat, rent
moderate, corner Berkshire and Hamp
den SITS. Apply at &C Lincoln st.
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MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.
Failure of Assabet Manufacturing Co
One of Largest in the Country.

Boston, Dec 31.-Thc Assabet Manu-
featuring Company of a Bedford street
and SO State street this city, with
wooden mills at Maynard, has made an
assignment for the benefit of it's cred
itors to Edward Fenno of Fenno Bros.
d Child, Arthur Silsbe~, treasurer of
1.-THE Cocheco Manufacturing Company
of Dover, n. H, and jeremiah Williams
of jeremiah Williams e &C.
The concern is one of the largest
Woolen manufacturing companies in the
country. The liabilities, according to
) he July statement, amounted TO $3,01S,-
: 81, including $1,OO0,0O0 capital stock.
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THE SHOE INDUSTRY.
he Year of 1898 Has Been An Import
ant One in Brockton.

Brockton, Dec. 51.-Thc year just
osing has been an important one in
lie shoe industry. There were 7,34O
lses shipped from here during the
aar. The best previous record was
1890, when 1880 cases were shipped.
arch, April and September were the
nner months. June and October We're
.e poorest The big strike was on in
.e latter month, which accounts for
Q slump
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TO RENT-15 Irving St, house IA rooms,
hot water, gas, bath; central location
makes 1t desirable for boarding house.
Apply j. L. Ellsworth, All Main st.
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OLD RANGES or parlor heaters taken as
part payment FOR the National Acorn
Crawford Grand, Diamond and other
ranges. We put our secondhand ranges
in order and sell them cheap. Guy FUR.
niture Mfg Co.
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FALL RIVER MARKET

HaRiver, Dec. 21-Print clio. sales
fortlweek have been 100000 piec b., on a
fair d the market is firm. All the
pills Il run next week. There are only
threeeeks more in which to complete
the c'aiIment agreement, and some can
not. othis even if they should run all
mat pc. Some will run and pay the
stipuld forfeit
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REvEuE OF UNITED KINGDOM

-Loondo Dec. 3l.-The revenue of the
= I nltea ngdom for the quarter ending
Dec. u ls SIS, 6S2, 1874 pounds sterling, al
1897. MAJ for the nine roptb, .si
of SIS SAS an increase NJ az AZ 1919, ~ ~
sterling ''''' 20 0ii''S
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Rooms with Power.

FOR RENTAL Chicopee Centre. for light
and heavy manufacturing, 100 900 square
feet with 200 horsepower, run BY water
also two iron foundries and brazlng
foundry rent reasonable William
Cashin, Gprinahotd. Mass.
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FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots in
vicinity Of Institute Park,
Institute Road. etc.
Stephen Salisbury.
FOR SALE.

ON LINCOLN PLACE, a 2-story house
Of rooms, bath, bot and cold water
er having left the city. Henry Bigelow.
Clark's block.
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HORSBCLIPPTNG by power: satisfac.
ton guaranteed. Wightman & Dunn
West Main ST., Millbury, Mass.
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Hello Wanted Male

APPOINTMENTS TO tho U. s. govern.
ment service soon to be made by the
thousands. A pamphlet ("Prospects fol
S99'D telling all about them. sent free
on request by Natl Cor. Inst, Wash.
ington, d. C. t
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IL Will be left until borne to the train
tomorrow morning, en- route to Mont
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01

WANTED-2 or Q furnished rooms for
light house keeping; state full particu-
lars and price. x, Spy ONCE.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

eported by Jas. S. Aborn, 40 Main STD
he opening, highest, lowest and closing
Citations in Chicago, Dec 81, 1898:
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SIN[PL
Services to Mr..
Morrill,.
LAST HONORS PAID.
President and Distinguished
E Men Present.

washington, Dec. 31.-Funeral serv
ices over Senator Justin S Morrill, o
Vermont were held in the Unite
States Senate chamber, at noon today
They were conducted with impress
sive dignity in the presence of a dis
tinguished assemblage, including thu
president and vice president, member
iof the cabinet, justices of the suprem
court, Senators and representatives il
congress, the speaker of the House am
Representatives of the army and nav!
and of the diplomatic corps, as well a.
IA conceurse -Nf,. private citizens, who
took this my of testifying the af-
fectionate regard in which Mr.. Morrill,
was universally held.
Early in the day the body was borne
from the family residence, on Massa-
chusetts avenue, to the capitol. There
was no service at the house, and the
funeral cOrtege to the capitol was SIM
pie and formal. Arriving there the
,casket was carrier direct to the Senate
|haIpber and deposited in the semi
trsular area Immediately in front OF
ae presiding officers desk. The casket
feiS VI IlCH .Dul Simple uGSlSu, Will
PACK broadcloth covering and heavy
pxydized silver handles. A silver plate
on top bore the inscription: Justin S
Morrill,, 1S10-189S."
After the Senate employees, who had
so long served the senator in life, had
arranged the multitude of flowers
which had been sent, the lid of the cas-
Ret was removed disclosing the calm
and peaceful face of the dead states
man. In the repose of death the fea-
lures still showed a rugged strength
and firmness. The arms We're folded
across the breast. Banked high on the
lower part of the casket, and all abOu
IT, covering the desks up to the pre-
siding officers desk, was profusior
or plants, flowers, floral emblems
pains and @ar'ards Of ealaX leaves.
From the White House conservatory
game an exquisite wreath, from Presi
dent and Mrs Mckinley of pale pinl
and purple orchids dark russell brown
Ealax leaves of North Carolina, ant
Iong Wisps of palm. The flowers were
banked on the casket half burying i
IN a wealth Of orchids dark meteo.
POSES, callas and ferns. Back of thes,
were solid tiers of flowers, rising Xix,
richly colored terraces to the uppe
nias 1t was such an outpouring o
flowers as is seldom seen, even in tn,
Senate
The chamber itself bore eloquen
testimony to the lifelong service of tn,
Vermont senator within its walls. Tn
vacant chair and desk in the front ROY
ana TO the left Of the presiding officer
so long used by Mr. Morrill,, were heav
lly draped in black Grape. From thu
walls Of the chamber hung long gar
~+""nS Of galax leaxes, ant
,' the chambe
4 plants in
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galleries We're

70 - ! crowds who
braYed a driving rain. Exactly al
the ceremony began. Vive Presi.
Hobart, accompanied by Speaker
TOOK seat at the presiding Off.
desk, while the president. cabi.
supreme court justices, senator:
oed. ''''''i
scene was one of profound solem.
IS the president and DISTINGUISHED
rs entered the chamber, witt
neads and eyes turned toward
and upturned face of the dead
u. Mr.. Mckinley walked witt
airy Gage, proceeding up the aisle
rSe leather chair facing the cas-.
I'd Immediately alongside of it
vas occupied by the president
leHt TO him. in a semi-circle fac.
casket, sat Secretaries Gage
eager, Bliss, Wilson. Postmaster
nlhith' Attorney General Grigg,
efepafy TO the President Porter
sc assemblage on the floor anG
sdiIefles rose and remained
lied. -'-''1 pa ,
~ back Of them were the hon.
oinnnttee of senator's and repre.
YES, most of them white hairef
nerabie associates of Mr. Nor.
hey wore wide white mournine
rom shoulder to hip. Chief Jus.
Her and Justices Brown and Mo.
were with the large representa.
Senators and representatives fiji.
RodY of the chamber. Former
JQhn Sherman. who became :
of the house with Mr. MorriI
was present. Directly across
1ronXthe president, and to The
casRSt, sat the family group
I'm the Officials present. a num-
women were admitted to the
hnorary committee of senators
edof Messrs. Proctor, Hoar. Cul-
Wolcott, Jones of Arkansas
eI Gorman, Tilman, Jones of
4 Morgan, Fairbanks, Faulkner
land Nelson. That of the House
ofs representatives Dingley
lpWers, Hit, Foss, Mccall
VI Lewis, Wheeler and Catch
e srs- Dingley and Wheeler were
eItp reach the city in time for
bhdny
IfeHFon the assemblage as the
ne officials were escorted to
and a choir, stationed in
YX pack of the presiding Off
supdued tones, sang, Lead,
eRnf.N Rev. Il. Bradford Lea
$quls' church began the bur-
fsNith selections from the
RnfR to the memory of the de-
R heartfelt and eloquent. He
IM deep emotions stirred by
HFtacles OF nature and that
N&e FEELING in now being in
AHH OF so grand and noble a
Wiing here after that splen-
sftlssHry OF service, in which he
se'sslnlfation and respect not
W. fhafe' but Of the whole ma
LFtsFiewing his long and no.
8erVlce, DR.. Leavitt spoke
autN or his home and private
PES Rpr. Leayitt said: proud
how idle to attempt to eulo-
hont Here lies a grand old
qr americas grand old men,
Mepf civic virtue and intep
a1fefn for our young men; a
eNe best and noblest citizen
he4onward and upward sweep
AqAtrepubic."
gA tlalVpices OF the choir floated
uaud Tones through the Senate
nb( inglng, Nearer, MY God. to
e. Efen. with uplifted hands. the
ID ctainNof the Senate. Rev DR.
burn\sAvered the closing inyoca-
b. his Wee trembling with emotion.
was ~ elpek when the ceremony
eluded\nd, the president and cabi-
led the(ay pp@t tile casket, taking
u l.aA theldead senator, and The
rfred The casket re-
enate chamber, where
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wan rapers.

RIcMOVED-We have removed from 2OS
Main st TO 229 Main St We have some
ten thousand rolls wall paper which we
Peterson Co
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t b 8
lOpeningI Highest Lowest Closing

Estftes Jan 5 i iS5 l Is 2 256 4 45 900
Newest receipts-Wheat, sos.
Mayheat-Puts, 7O7s b; calls, 1875.
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MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, personal
property, collateral securities; rates III
per cent per month for frst-class loans.
Worcester Collateral Loan Association.
State Mutual building. room 635. Charles
e. Burnham. treasurer.
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Stores. Offices. etc.
Chlropodist and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain; warts
removed; also manicure Miss 4. v,
Carberry, room 80 lie building
Main ct, Evening VASE .
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Rates for one week or more under this
heading: 2k "sEts per line each insertion.
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED-A nursery governess exnari.
enced In the care of children; references
required. Mrs. j. +. Day, 1875 Pleasant
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D. H. PUTNAM,
EXPERT PIANO TUNER AND REPAIREB,
1 ELM PLACE
ClsIrvoyan.s and Massage.

MRS. JULIA A. SPAULDING, clairvoy-
ant, business. test and prophetic medi-
TN, Is at 54S Main ST., where she will be
pleased to greet both patrons and
friends, Examination and massage 81. 90
each. Room L. one flight.
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Business Notices.

Rates for one week OF more under this
heading ~ cents Der line each insertion.
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FOR SALE-Real estat to or every descrip-
hon situated IN all parts OF the oify
Tarrar and Gates. 5ls Main ST.
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-one SO-horse portable boiler.
stack, injector; one 70 to 30-horss en-
all in fine condition II. w. Boyden'
agent, 20 oak ST., Springfield, Mass
FOR sALE--One No. Cincinnati univer-
sal tool room milling machine, good az
new, WITH back gears, with or without
chuck, swivel wise, index centres. spiral
and rack cutting attachment. G.. l..
Brownell. 40 Union st.
RANGEs-s2 down, 81 per weets: I5o Sec
ond-hand ranges fitted up and fully war
ranted. 50 to SIS. Guy Furniture Co.
REFRIGERATOR for meat market for
sale cheap Inquire II Vine ST.
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$500 <
TO y
$4,000 : ST; s: A

FOR RENT-West side, low,
in house of two only, ESSEN
rate from the other, and in Al,
unusually desirable; steam ana
appurtenances; street and locat
tractive: large grounds, shrub,
fruit; 10 minutes walk to city hall,
cars; rent, S25. Address W. II. II.
thorne, Hotel Newton, High st.
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED-Jokes, anecdotes. verses, etc :
liberal pay and prizes. Copy OF paper
with particulars for three 2-cent stamps.
Address Roxbury Gazette, Roxbury,
Mass.
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For Sale or Repair Clothing.

N.00 SUIT cleaned and pressed; 81 90 silk
velvet collar on coat. Upham & Padula.
tailors, Sl7 Main St.. onp. Elm. one flight.
Open evenings
sUFERFLUoCs HAIR. MoLEs RE
moved by electricity; no soaring. Misc
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Situations Wanted Male.

Kate &c. per line fol- one time; FOR three
OF more times. PIC. per line each insertion.
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CHOICE HOUSE LOTS, city advantages
James II. Rowland, 80 Day building
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UMBRELLAS REPAIRED and covered by
Geo. f, Kirby & Co., 1913 Main. near
Pearl; baby carriage parasos and cover
Ing to match suits specially.
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TO RENT-Estate A Wellington St, IA
rooms, ample grounds, steam heat In
quire of +. S. Robbins, 10 Blackstone
room Is.
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Board and Rooms.

PARLOR with upright pi-
ano, heat, gas and bath, to rent; also
low / flight Vine ST., middle bell.
leads from 1859 Front st.
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A FIRST CLASS ARTIST In cravons
water eolors and pastel portraits offers
MS services to canvassers and agents !;
work guaranteed; lowest prices and ad-
and learn price. $50 Main st, rooms 10
and T.
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GOVERNMENT PosITIONS-Don't pre-
pare Tor any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogu
81 lnformation sent free Columbian
correspondence College, Washington
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AT y KENDALL ST.-Two modern Z
room tenements, upper $22. lower, with
steam heater, large yaro, grapes, APP
pies and pears, 20 Frederick B. Har-
low, trustee. As and 40 Burnside building.
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MASON BRUSH WORKS. manufacturers
Of cotton and wooden machinery brushes;
aiso brushes of ali kinds: repairing
promptly done $50 Main st.
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Plant Trees.

Huronite: Adrive about the city con-
vinces tho most skeptical that tree plant
ing is not only great success, but one
OF .he cheapest us we'll as one CT the most
lasting impro. emsnts Que cal make
about q home. AyisitDr to this city said
to a H%uronIte reporter fiji rlriving about
town with him, II am not only surprised
at your shady streets and beautiful homes
bat grati1ed to see a prairie town so
beautiful, Huron is certainly tina most
beautiful prairie town OF the state. 1
have not been here for ten years and the
development in tree culture here surpris-
es me-" When he looked at the Miller
block he could hardly believe that when
he first saw the place it was treeless. A
drive down Idaho street and on Nebraska,
East Third and other portions Of the
town w%illconyince anyone that the man
who plants trees is a public benefactoT.
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Excursion to sioux City and
Riverside Park,

Excursion to sioux City and
Riverside Park.
On Sunday, June 18. Via the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway. Special
free program for entertainment Of Wis
it0rs:
1. BanQuet-A carload Of finest Flor
ida watermelons will DO distributed free.
2. Concert--Edison's Concert Phono.
graph. The grandest achievement of
the talking machine art.
8. Pictufes-EdisOn's latest moving
picture machine and stereopticon.
A. Music-Santee Indian band Q7
pieces) from Santee Agency, Neb. This
band made a great hit at the Omaha
exposition last year. Several other
tirst-class bands will be present.
Also other advertisements and enter.
tainments will be provided.
The above program Will be given in q
large pavilion tent seating 1000 people
and will be free to all holders OF excur'
sion tickets.
A special train will leave Kimball a
5:20a. m. Returning will leave Sioux
City at $50 p. M.
Excursion tickets 1926.
For further information apply to thu
ticket agents of the Chicago. milwaukee,
& st. Paul railway.
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uiscovered by a woman.

Another great discovery has been made
and that too, by a lady in this country
"Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed inces
sanity and could net sleep. She finally
asing Of US a I bottle Of Dr.. Kings New
much relieved on taking first dose, that
she slept all night and with two bottles
has been absolutely cured. Her name
G. Hammick s. Co., Of Shelby. N. 9
Trial bottles free-at +. +. Miller's Drug
Store. Regular size soc and $1.W, every
bottle guaranteed. 4
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Electricity. spirits, or wna,7

Electricity, Spirits, or what?
That's what we'd like to know; that
mysterious smoke in G. r. Tinan's house
a week ago tonight which called out the
fire department and set the family jump
ing sideways. The family were at the
tea table when an unusual appearance of
the carpet in the sitting ROOM covering
a space of perhaps ten feet square, attract
ed their attention. The colors in the
carpet were almost completely obliterat-
ed and a closer investigation showed the
carpet to be completely filled with smoke,
exactly as if a raging fire was burning
below. The smoke lifted and tloated
through the room and into the parlor adj
joining, and there was a distinct odor Of
the burning pine. Froms.the time the
smoke was first noticed coming through
the carpet until 1t disappeared completely
from the floor was perhaps fifteen or
twenty seconds. The smell Of smoke
was plain when the fire department got
on the ground five minutes after. The
sitting room is l3x28 with furnace cell
lar under the north half. There is no
cellar under the south half where the
smoke appeared and the only thing under
the floor are hot air pipes and hot water
pipes leading from the furnace. There
is a man hole connecting this part with
the furnace cellar. There was not a
trace or smell of smoke in either Of the
cellars under the floor of the house any,
where. The carpet was not even warm
in any spot, and under it is a heavy car
pet paper. There had been no fire in
the furnace or in the fireplace in the sit
ting room for weeks, not even one in
the kitchen range. 1t is n old saying
that where there ssmoke there must be
fire." Smoke there was and plenty of it.
that is certain, but what caused it is a
puzzle, unless in someway from a charge
of electricity. The water pipes running
from the furnace to all parts OF the house
and the fire place were heavily charged
with electricity all winter long, Tut it
has not heen noticeable Of late. Perhaps
when the carpet is taken up the mystery
may be revealed, but it is doubtful.
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Little neglected. scratches and wounds
frequently result in blood poisoning.
Better heal them qIickly with DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, q thoroughly anti
septic application with a record Of al
ways curing piles, old ulcers, sores, cuts
wounds and skin diseases. +. Z. Miller.
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VOLTS s~pccialties.


Bsst. I2c shirting at Sc.
Padang j sa-bpsst s5v caifsp sold-for
20 cents.
A largo roll OF Doc carpet will be clos.
ed on. at 22]1ssc per vi.
SC: barrels no. 1 Michigan salt Mt $1.3O.
per barrel, c..sh.
You are fure. Of the highest market
price for y0lr produce at j. II. VOLTS.
We sell UEeeda Biscuits at 4c. What
have you been paving.
Hats and caps st one-third less than
the same will cost YOU at any other store
and the --latest on the market at that.
100 pounds of best g%rannlated sugar
for $3.50. How many pounds is that for
$500 and how much have you been pay
ing.
We have in transit q carload of Nc
Cormick mowers and rakes which will
be here about the. time this goes into
print.
1t will do you good to examine our
clothing AID learn Our prices. You save
from Fl to So on suits ranging from 81
to $l2.
l0doz. pieces of Granite-ware such as
dish-pans, covered kettles, tea-kettles,
flaring pals, chamber pals, and prese:y-
ing kettles sold at one-half the regular
prices.
We want everybody to remember that
on account of the decided advance in the
prices Of nearly everything in the line Of
general merchandise, merchants who
bought their goods late are not in it
with us and they know it and their for
mer customers know 1t. You can buy Of
us shirllngs, muslins. ginghams and
prints today, cheaper than merchants
can buy them at wholesale.
Well not bore you. We believe you
know what you want and will insist up
on having what you want regardless of
what others say.
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August Flower.

at is a surprising fac:.a says Prof.
Houton, that in my travels in all parts
Of the world, for the last ten years, I
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver
and stomach, and for constipation. l
find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling Office positions. where
headaches and general bad feelings
from irregular habits exist, that Green's
August Flower is a grand remedy. It
does not injure the system by frequent
use, and is excellent for sour stomach;
and indigestion" Sample bottles free
at +. E. Miller's.
Sold by dealers in all civilized coun-
fr1au
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CHARLEY waa a sucker

Some lightning rod peddlers recently
caughtC. w. Anderson in an unsuspect-
ing moment and worked him TO the tune
of about s25. One " the pirates came
along and took the order and another
came to collect the bill. When the order
was gwen the work was to cost about
$S25 but when Charlie vent to settle with.
the second party a Contract was prodnc-
ed calling fer $3.50. lie finally settled
for $50.-Castalia Record-Rppnblican.
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In our grocery department we sell a
full gallon can of blackbcrries, contain
ing as much fruit as six ordinary Calls,
for As cents, aud anyone who buys one OF
these cans and does not pronounce the
fruit the finest Of the kind they ever
tasted, can have their money back if
they want it. We also handle the finest
canned peas kept anywhere, and other
goods of this class that can be had NO
where else. Our grocery department is
strictly up-to-date. Try some of the
canned goods and you will never buy
any others. Ochsner Hardware com
many.