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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-05

niture by which an article was made
either to hide its real purpose or to
serve several different uses at once.
The most popular of these devices was
the "solen" table, SO called out of COM
pliment TO the monarch by its maker,
Georges Gay. It was much ike a small
breakfast table in shape, lat possessed
of a number of cunning springs by
which it could be transformed into a
writing or reading table, an easel, a
tea table or an invalid stand.
small Louis sitting room can be
very completely and charming furnished
with a card table, q commode, a secre-
taire and q trieoteuse. All these pieces
of furniture will be made of beautiful
dark mahogany, with brass mountings,
but If one wants to be correct to a de-
gree these should be surrounded with
the dainty openwork brass galerie
which is such a feature of the Louis
XVI. work and is never met with in the
heavy, ungracious furniture Of the en-
pire. The walls of the apartment are
hung with brocade, and no light is used
save that from candles set in sconces.
The English Adams brothers, who
were celebrated architects first and
only interior and furniture designers aft
erward, because of their love of perfect
detail being carried out in the interiors
as well as the exteriors of their crea-
tons, have left some charming examples
of tables. In all their designs there is
the influence of the Greek cult evil
denced in slender lines. festoons of deli
cate wreaths caught up with rams
/ heads or husks tied with ribbon. These
pure styles were very acceptable after
/ the gilded excuses of the later French
/ school and the Chinese freaks of much
of the Chippendale work.
Next to easy chairs the pieces Of fur.
niture which ara most helpful IN makins
/ a room look attractive are writing ia
bles-not the absurd affairs without tn,
accommodation expected Of such things
but really useful and ornamental table
well stocked with all the necessar,
| writing materials. The dainty Loui
writing tables combine elegance viii
| usefulness in a manner which was 81
well understood by the French design
ers and craftsmen.
Our own eighteenth century design
ers-for we Americans claim the priv
lege Of calling many of the great cabi
netmakers our oWn-an took Frencl
furniture as their models, and although
they We're no copyists, adapted tn
Louis styles to suit English taste, an,
we can trace the influence in most o
their work
EDITH LAWRENCE.
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Beauelaanlp's Pie,

Lou Beauchamp is fend Of pie Re
Gently. at the Roanoke, Va, Chautau-
nua. he felt the need of refreshnae llts
after his lecture. So, in company with
Mrs Beauchamp and Ellsworth PUN
stead. he entered restaurant ano
called for pfe-apple pie
The waiter produced triangular
section of something or other, and
Beauchamp tested the sharpest pitch
Then he called the waiter again.
Here, what sort of pie Is TINS
you've brought me ?"
The waiter picked up the platei
peered under the upper crust at the
congIomerate combination there re-
veaIed, hesitated a moment, and SAID:
what kind Of pie did you order
Apple" answered the hungry hu-
morist.
con, that's apple. replied the
waiter with an air of relief.-Taient'
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Old French Embroidery Tables

% He smart drawing room of the
moment is not complete with
out a tricoteuse or Louis
XVI. embroidery and knitting
table. Consequently every woman who
keeps up with the fads Of the day is
ransacking old curio shops in search Of
such treasures, or failing in the quest
for these tables are almost as extinct
as the dodo-is- having a reproduction
Of the original made at a good cabinet
makers. The reason for setting up these
tables in the drawing room may be
traced to the recent craze for copying
Louis XVI. embroidery. for you viii re-
call that it was in his time that the
silly vogue for unrav ing gold lace
and braid for fancy work reached such
a craze that ladies went about from
salon to salon carrying with them their
embroidery and were not above de-
handing from their admirers the sac
Fifce Of gold lace from the coats they
were wearing. Wool work and tapestry
was then, as it Is today, the favorite Of
the French lady and Marie Antoinette
must have often sat by her tricoteuse
occupied with her needle while Nine
Campan read to her. The table Of this
unfortunate queen was ornamented with
me lilies OF France and a dolphin
formed trophy on the lower ledge.
The less aristocratic of these little
work tables are more simple ia design.
but all have a special charm, and an
aroma Of romance still seems to cling
about their fragile woodwork.
The tricoteuse is oblong-indeed. al
most boat shaped-and is usually made
Of mahogany. The upper tray is sur
rounded by an outstanding piece of
wood. generally bound with brass and
about one or two inches high, thus in
surfing the working implements against
the danger OF being swept of. one side
OF this little ledge IS fitted with hinges
TO be let down by the fair embroidress
when sitting at her work. Beneath the
top is drawer opening from either
SIDE. Under this drawer is slung. when
the table is used exclusively for knit
ting, a large bag fashioned from hand
some brocade.
Another embroidery table which Is
being reproduced is patterned from a
design more intricate and expansive
than the trieoteuse ana is circular in
shape 1t is Of mahogany, ornamented
with delicate marquetry in tuIip and
ime wood, with nountings Of chased
9rmolu. In the top is gevres PLAQUE
painted with g basket Of flowers and
sn outer band Of turquoise decorated
with roses in medaIlions. The lever
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A Glasgow holiday-maker was
brought up on a charge of drunk and
disorderly.
''What have YOU got to say for your
SELF" said the magistrate You look
respectable and ought TO be ashamed
TO stand there"
in bad company from Glesca,n hum
bly, replied the prisoner.
what sort of company"
"A lot of teetotalers' was the start
ling response.
what sir" cried the bailie Ga tee
totalerl i'm rage, do you mean to say
that abatainers are bad company 1
think they are the best Of company for
such as you, sir.
"Beggin your pardon" answered the
prisoner, we're wrang, for had a hale
mutchzin of whisky an I had to drink
1t a misel. "-Birmingh Post.
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Many Of our cookery terms are Oh
tanned from the French. who are ap-
pareatly cooks by nature. Thus force
meat comes from the French farce.
meaning stumng; blancmange is white
food, 50 that a chocolate or other coIor-
ed blancmange IS really an absurd ty;
charlotte russo is a queer combination
charlotte coming frenl an cid English
word 'charlet, meaning custsrd-tilux
charlotte russo IS simply Russian eus@
tard 5
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A slight shower was falling and Mr.
Ferguson discovered. when on the
point of starting for church, that there
wasn't any umbrella in the house fit
for use.
''YOu can borrow one from the
Thompsons, next door, suggested Mrs.
Ferguson. "Thev never go to church. "
mo, Laura" he answered, with iron
frmness. cit is wrong to borrow UNI
hrellas on Sunday. 1 should have
bought one yesterday. / shall punish
myself for my carelessness by not go
ing to church this morning"
Thereupon he proceeded to punish
himself still further by reclining in an
easy chair reading the morning pa
pers.-Chicago Tribune.
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Beeswax and turpentine polish for
linoleum is hard to beat as far as its
appearance is concerned. but it has one
defect. it causes a slipperiness which
may be very dangerous to children and
old people. A polish which has no such
objection IS made Of equal parts Of lin
seed oil and vinegar. Apply a little to a
flannel cloth. rub II well on the linoieum
and polish with clean. dry cloth.
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drum resting on four huted legs has a
divided lid opening with a spring.
What pretty scene the boudoir of
those Louis days must have presented;
dress furniture and manners all were
so perfectly in harmony! The fair art
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on December 18th, Rock Island
agents will sell you tickets to points
IN Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory, Louisiana, New Mexico and
Texas at IS per cent. of the one way
rate for the round trip with minimum
of $40. Tickets viii be limited for
return 81 days from date of sale.
A. NJ. FULLER,
C. P. A, Topeka. Kas.
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worker Of the twentieth century may
when money is not a consideration
easily reproduce a French mise en-
scene but the gracious and courtly
manners o. these days that ara gone
VIII never come back to her.
Antique card tables are much sought
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80. EsTATE TRANsFERs.

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p. G.. Nuffer and wife to G. II, FL
ouirc1 ST. So, 900
E. King and wife to w. II. Barbee,
second soSs ID add addition 500
A 4. Fraser to J. II. Allen. tract on
Evelyn St, Holman's subdivision, 900
W SchmitendOrf and wife to 81 and
G. Bastian. 4 interest in lots 232
dition -. ....................... I, 900
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at which so many hostess are fond Of
seating their guests when a large dinner
party is "on." The Grande Monarque
ordered this shape of dining table to be
made for promoting conversation by
bringing him in closer proximity with a
larger number of his guests than was
possible with the long, straight dinner
board.
At that time in France there was a
very pronounced taste for clever me-
chanical contrivances applied to fur
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The State Journal does not aeeeps
want advertisements over the felepnonSs
nor does it make charge accounts y
bring yolir 1rant advertisements to the
state journal office. IL you CAP not g
this, call the " estern Union geleett47p49
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you have an advertisement for khe SSs.- -
Journal They viii send an a. y. =, 80 ~
60 your house. You pay the 10Y 4ot 80 80
advertisement, the state Journal pays tos
his services in bringing it down town S SSs
Of CLASSIFIED advertisements IS &c per iA49-
Six ord;narv words make one Inc
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State Journai'' should be answered y
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to replace them with pictures Of more
democratic tendency The painted
royalties were mere dfmcuit to over
throw than the real ones. and they have
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wANTED-sTTuATToNs.

NAETED-SITUAIT
NVANTED-LaundFy work, restaurant or
family at home. Apply as 2. 4ta. rear
WHEN Won want to hire q man or boy
call up 7. n c. A Ind. tel. sos or Bell
tel. 907 red We have list of men and
confidential references concerning them
q NJ c. A. Employment bureau, l0i T.
ANYONE having work that college stu
dents car DO this coming year. please
write Seth L Coz, president Washpurn
college Y N c. A.. station B. city
WANI.gIS--AGAI.H HELP
WANTED corn huskers- 222 Clay St
-- -
YANTED-A young man of good address
to solicit in Topeka for business house
on commission, good opportunity, student
preferred. 500 Kansas ave. Both tele-
phones oos
wANTED-A strong boy for work in the
shipping dept. Adams Bros, 1th and
Jackson.
Experienced shoe salesman.
also furnishing goods salesman. Ad-
dress s F. L., Journal
SALESMAN to sen first class nursery
stock, pay weekly, stock guaranteed
true to name. For terms write 9. L.
Knight. Lawrence, kan
WANTED-FESIAI.E HELP.
WANTED-A cook, good wages to an ex-
perienced cook with references. SIS
Western ave.
wANTED-White girl to assist with
homework 1881 Polk st.
WANTED-A woman to do family wash
ing and ironing at her own home. Call
123 Clay St
WANTED Immediately girl for house,
work l4S5 Harrison st.
WANTED Sales lady in dry goods. ref
.erences required Address B.. Journal.
WANTED-Good, reliable swede or Ger
man girl for general heusework. good
| Mrs Courtney, 6l2 Topeka ave.
WAITE D-SEEsgEl .I.AIyEoy'S
WANTED-Piano ana organ repairing,
refinishing and action work a speciality.
/ Geo. D. Butts, 921 e. 9Th ST.
| WANTED-Negleeted east Kansas timber
/ Watered farm at y price. Snap, Journal.
/ WANTED-To exchange choice building
lots for good team, Apply at 92O Jackson.
| WANTED-Horses and cattle to winter.
IL miles east Santa Fe shops, Seward
ave. Ben tel So red. Il. p coursey.
| WANTED-To buy a or room cottage
{
1 Win pay cash. /. B. n, Journal.
/ WANTED--Yeal calves and fat cows at
! Porters, Al2 =. 4th. Ind. tel. 1863
WE PAY highest cash prices for you cast
on clothing. shoes. hats. overcoats. Drop
US card or call Ind tel. 1898 Abe ia
cObson. 500 Kansas ave.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, the Hughes
! sand plant located on the Kansas riv-
/ or, all ready Cor business Address II. L.
/ P, care journal, OF phone 4s2.
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
--~0~|>-7~~~0----- -~-~>7~-@-~~~>~7~
FOR RENT room house on car line at
low rent. 1913 Western ave.
FOR RENT-A room house at 1850 Mon
/ roc st. Inquire III. G. Lang, sos Kansas
ave.
FOR RENT-New room house, modern
| except heat. SIS ". 14th St Inquire at
SIS W. 18th st.
FOR RENT-N1odern room house Tope-
Ka ave, near Sth st. Rent $3.50 if taken
soon. Tel 1893.
FOR RENT-Convenient cottage, bath,
gas. furnace, cistern. wide ha1l, IRE
! MACE suitable for natural s25. B26
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VANTED-A young man of good address
to solicit in Topeka for a business house
preferred. sos Kansas ave. Both tele-
phones $50.
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WANTED-A strong boy for work in the
Jackson.
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ANYONE having work that college stu
dents car do this coming year. please
write Seth L. Coz. president VVashburn
college Y n. c. A station 3. city
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TED-Experienced shoe salesman,
also furnishing goods salesman. Adj
dress S. F. L., Journal.
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7-7->~-~~-@-1-~>~-~-1~
VANTED-Laundry work, restaurant or
family, at home. Apply 41s E. 4th. rear.
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SALESMAN to sell first class nursery
stock, pay weekly, stock guaranteed
true to name. For terms write G. L.
Knight. Lawrence, kan-
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WHEN you want to hire 8 man or boy,
call up 2. n. Q. A. Ind. tel. 90s or Bell
tel 907 red We have a list of men and
confidential references concerning them
4. NJ G. A. Employment bureau. 107 T.
9Th st
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WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED corn huskers. Do Clay st.
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WANTED-White girl to assist with
homework. 1881 Polk st.
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Via Rock Island.

SPECIAL HO0IEsEEKERs' RATES.
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WANTED-FESGALE HELP.
WANTED-A cook, good wages to an ex-
perienced cook with references. SIS
Western ave.
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ron sALR-NETs0EI84ANEOV7s-

FOR gALB-RTTsCETT4A
-@-~o~--~---~~7----~~-~~~-
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Square piano,
heating stove, dining tables and chairs.
916 Topeka ave. Ind. tel. 1881.
FOR SALE-For / week, furnaces at s
per cent on cost John b. Baird, PIG
". 9TH st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-On property, !
grand and ] upright piano. 1928 Kansas
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WANTED-A woman to do family wash
ing and ironing at her own home. Call
723 Clay st.
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FOR RENT-HousEs

FOR RENT-5 room cottage Can at 587
". 10th St
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FOR RENT-A room fat no children
wanted Inquire 501 Madison st.
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FOR SALE-One of the best residences in
Topeka, part cash, balance long time.
Address NJ O. 5, Journal.
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MANUFACTURED
STORAGE
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE,
TOPEKA, KAN.
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q HE smart drawing room of the
moment is not complete with
mt q Aricnta,1aa Of rn,.Ia
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-New room house, modern
except heat SIS ". 14th St Inquire at
SIS w 18th St
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uNBERTAKERs

L. N PENWEIz1A funeral director and
enIbaImeT. First class service, reasouas
bic prices. iii Quincy st. Both 'phanea ia
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CARPET CLEANING
CARPET cleaning and rug factory. We
clean, scour, ref1t, sew and lay your
carpets in workman like manner. new
rugs ali sizes from your old carpets. o
McCorIaick Rug factory & Carpet Clean
ing words 500 Van Buren, st. Phone a
J P. PETRIK 4 SONS. uphoIsterers. new
CARPET cleaning works. carpets cleaned
and secured. Teit. Eesved and laid 92S-9Su
Kansas ave. phones: Ind. 1874; Bell s42
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PAVING

topeka FREE DIsPENsAIsx. aout.
east corner 18th and Tyscr ats.. from 1
to D a. except sundays Conducted By
regular practieing physicians Tor the
heneht o. persons without meana y no
need medical attention and treatmens. "a
TENTS are assured OF careful and. eonsia-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished IN
most cases.
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RARnm sHoP.

D. @. JOHNSON, shave 1Oc; shampoo. hslE
cut massage. 15c. 9Th and Quincy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
NORMAL SCHOOL
TRUSTEES HERE
Among the Members Now at the In
stitute is DR.. Ogden and II. H.
Hanna, Brother of Late Senator.

Several members of the board o!
trustees arrived at the Normal schoo'
yesterday. Their object in meeting
at the institute instead of in Nea
York is to be able to see the school in
regular session, which is not possible
at the commencement season.
Every department of the school will
be inspected by the hoard.
The members present are: Dr. r
c. Ogden. president; DR.. VIM. Jay
SchnfZelin, Arthur Clinton James and
Charles E. Bigelow. of New York;
Hon. J.. l.. Lewis and Hon. B. b. Nun
ford, OF Richmond; Hon. Hugh II
Hanna, of Indianapolis, Ind
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PROGRAM FOR
ELK'S MEMORIAL.
Hampton Lodge WIN Pay Tribute
TO- its Dead on Sunday After.
no0n Dec. ;.
BALTIMORE RAN TO BE ORATAR

Charles Knapp, Lawyer and Elk, Will
Deliver the Addresses. G. Cum.
ming Will Present the Speaker
Exercises TO Take Place in National
Soldiers Home Theatre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

A meeting OF tho stockholders of
'hc Peoples Building and Loan Asso-
iation Of Hampton, Va, will he held
n Basette's Academy OF Music at 8
clock p. IN. on Monday evening, De
ember 4, 1905, for the election Of dr.
ectors for the ensuing year and for
uch other business as may properly
ONE before the meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT,
l-2l'l2t Secretary.
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WANTED.

VANTED-TO LOAN, $4,000 ON
good real estate security at per
cent. Apply to WILLIAM c. L..
TALLlAFERRO. attorney, Trice
building, Hampton, We. 11-26.3t
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Band Accompaniment.

audience to join in singing.)
Benediction. Rev. Father VIM. Fallol
Accompanists-Mis Grace Gar
land Cosby, Miss Grace Cunningham
and Miss Troutman.
The dead of Hampton Lodge sine
It's organization arc:
j. B. Cowles. p. H. Morgan, p. 7
Woodfin, F. Probst, j. H. Mastin, !
G. Fulton, E. w. Holt. Edwart
Duschere. j. y. Domaine, C. c. Har
Ian, II. c. Phoebus. Max II. Marcus
Douglass Hull. w. T. Doaughcrty.
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To Our Customere

The holder OF sales check No. 40.
sold by No. ~. on Saturday, 18th, will
please BRING in check and get talking
nachine free of charge. A machine
vili he given away each week free.
'ave your duplicate sales checks. for
very check is chance
STEINER & KAUFMAN,
IL IS and IL w. Queen st.
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VANTED-BOARD, IN PRIVATE
family by lady. References exchang.
Cd. Box 214. Hampton. 11-25.3t
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To the Char Smokers.

Cremos, Jackson Squares, George
w. Childs. Captain General, the orig.
inal johnson Specials, all tive.cent cl.
CARS, now 'seven for twenty-five cents.
Lillian Russell and James G. Blaine,
flve.cent cigars, now three for ten
cents. Key West cigars q speciality.
HULL's CUT RATE DRUG STORE
Hampton. 10.22-tf.sL
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Real Estate Transfer.

Mr.. NJ. o. Lackey. of p. w. Phil
lips & Company, has made the fol
lowing sales: House and lot in Elm
street, to j. Il. Coleman. 800; lot in
Howard street, TO j. II. Armistead,
Sl2a; lot in LaSallc avenue, to Tay.
Tor Fraser, $3.50; lot in Moore street,
to Calvin Repass. $3.50; lot in Lin.
coin street to Joseph Kramer, 5000.
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$1.oo TABLE DAMAsk
75e yd.

An unusually good value Is
this fine Satin Finished Irish
Linen; full 6G inches wide, beau
tiful pattern Of cllrysanthemums
In very elaborate style. Excep.
tionaily good value for 75c yard,
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Closed THANKSGIVING.

w. V. Wood, w. w. Richardson. d.
w. Meyer C Co, Beaslcy & Bush,
groccrymen, will close their stores all
day Thanksgiving day, Thursday. 1t
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Auction Sale.

~ antique and mahogany furniture
december 4th. Watch our announce
mcnt later.
1t NJ. D. I.ACKEY.