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The Press., 1908-08-05

MT. and Mrs. F. H. Brown of Springfield were guests of Mrs. Browns aunt. Mrs. H. J. Shaw, on Sunday.
 Miss Ida Ray Kibbe and her cousin, Miss Blanche Hucking, of Westfield, N. J., have gone to Brimfield to visit a classmate of Miss Kibbe's.
 Miss Minnie Mosher of the Southern N. E. Telephone company. Windsor Looks, has been spending her vacation with her uncle. H. W. Chapman.
 Miss Augusta I. Lombard. librarian of Somers library, started yesterday morning for 8 weeks stay at the Full Ter cottage, Crescent beach. The library will be closed during her absence.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bartlett of Los Angeles, Gal, who have been in town several weeks with Mrs Bartlett s mother, Mrs. Ann A. Lee, have gone on a two-weeks' visit to his native place, Bartlett's Mills, in New Bruns- wick.
 Prof. J. F. Wood of Smith college, Northampton, preached in the Con- gregational church Sunday morning. Miss Ella Glare Northrup, a soloist of Bloomfield, N. J., guest at the Naples, rendered the solo, "Oome Un- to Me" from Ooenen, very effectively. \
 The grangers had an unusually good time at their annual picnic at Crystal Lake last Thursday. Both older members and the little children were present. About 100 persons sat down to the we'll filled tables in the large dining room of the hotel. Sev- eral took a trolley ride over the new road to Stafford Springs Boating. dancing and the bowlingalley offered ample amusement to the party. I The body of Mrs. Laura F. Coville of p Clinton street, Springfield. was found in the bath room of her home at 5. 50 Q. m. Monday by her brother in.law, Harry ". Ooville. who boards with her. She had committed suicide by inhaling gas. Mrs. Coville had been a great sufferer from headache, and when she was in the throes of one she sometimes seemed temporarily i'm sane. The body was taken to G. T. Perry's undertaking rooms. where the funeral was held this morning Mrs. Coville, who was B years old, was born in Westford. Her mother, Mrs. Mary A. She'll, and brother, Pres- ton, live in Somers. She also leaves g brother, Arthur She'll of Granville. and two children, Archie, Is, and Alice, II. She separated from her husband, Albert Coville, six years ago, keeping the custody of their children. Rev. M. A. Denman offici. ated at the funeral, and the burial was in Oak Grove cemetery, Spring field.
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CAUCUS.

The Republicans of the Town of Wilmington are hereby requested to meet in caucus at the hall in South W1lllngton, Friday, August 14th, 1908, at 7.3O o'clock p. m., for the purpose of choosing delegates to the state, congressional, and probate conventions. ;. By direction of the Town Committee,
 w. H. HALL, Chairman. SSouth Wilmington, Aupust 4th, 1908
The Press., 1908-08-05

T Q Court of Probate held at Tol- A land, within and for the District of T0l- land, on the 3d day of August, A. D., 1908. u
 Present, EDWIN s. AGARD, Judge.
 Estate Of Helen V. Johnson, late of Holland, in said district deceased.
 The Executor having made written applica- tiOn to said court in accordance with the statute for an order of sale Of the whole or part of the real estate described therein. it is
 Ordered. that said application be heard at the probate Oflce in Holland on the 18th day Of Aug Hst. 1908 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that no tice thereof be given, by inserting copy of thi' order in The Press, a newspaper having clrcu. latiOn in said district, and that return be made to this court. Attest:
 EDWIN s. AGARD, Judge.
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NOTICE.

The Registrars of the First Voting District ol the town of stanotd win meet at Wightman's Carriage shop'Aoh Friday, August7th and FrI- day, 14th, from 12 m until p. m.. for the pur. pose of receiving the names of electors qualified to vote in party caucuses. .% ySTS \ s; %tg.H1TaA WIGHTaAS, Registrars.
 Stafford, Conn, July 9. 1908
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EnoIand's Lion.

The British lion means so much to us, all that it seems almost treason to suggest that he Is after all not the ter rible wild fowl (to quote Bottom) that foreigners think him; but. sad to sayS this is so. For in the older armoriat bearing of England our lion is leoEs ard. It was all the fault of the early heralds Of France. from whom our arms seem to have been derived. Ac- cording to them. the lions passant and gardant of the arms of the kings of England were either lions leoparded or lions maned. The omission of the mane, in rude tricking. would reduce them to leopards, and this our lions originally were. The Emperor Fred erick, in choosing his presents to our Henry TIL, so construed, according to Mathew Paris. our royal shield. "1n quo tres leopardi traneuntes hgurantur" that is. in which three leopards. stalk ing, are figured. Thus Henry Seems to have had no reason to be- annoyed when the emperor sent him the wrong emblematic beasts. Weekly
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STATE EXAMINATIONS.

An examina ton for state teachers certificate will be held at the High School, Stafford, Au- gust 11-12.
 For information apply to State Board of Edn- cation, Room 42, Capitol, Hartford.
 The examiner will be glad to confer with per sons desiring to enter the normal schools.
The Press., 1908-08-05
NOTICE.

The Registrars of the Second Voting District of the town of Stafford will meet at J. F. War rens store on Friday, August 7th. and Friday, August l4th, from 12m.t to 9p. m, for the pur- pose of receiving the names of electors qualltied to vote in party caucuses =. H. s. ABEL, l r.,.A
 -,''@' DAVID BIssKTT 'Reglstrars. Stafford Springs. Conn.,, July s2, 1908
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NOTICE

The Registrars of the town of Union will meet at the Town Hall on Friday, Aug. 7th, and Fri day, August 14th, from 1e m. to p. m., for the purpose Of receiving the names of electors quail fled to vote in party caucuses.
 M.J; BROWN Registrars.
 A. M. HECK, "'' Union. Conn. July 27. 1908. W. --t
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nIsTRICr OF HOLLAND, ss Pro

O bate COuFC, July T8Ch, I9U8.
 Estate of Eunice G. Welch,' late Of Holland. in said district, deceased
 The administrator, having exhibited his ad- ministrat1on account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is
 Ordered That the 8th day of August. A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Pro- bate Oface in Holland, be and the same is as- signed for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account, and this court directs the administrator to cite, all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing th1S order once in some newspaper having a7circulat1on in said district, and by posting copy on the public sign.post in the town of Holland, at least days before said time assigned. Certified from record.
 EDWIN s. AGARD. Judge.
The Press., 1908-08-05

FOR' SAEE.-A building lot of 50 acres, I on the Holland Road. old place known as the Whitaker place, together with adjoining wood lot recently cuEs l' v W.5E E, DEMOND
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sOMERs

Rev. E. P. Root is spending week of his vacation with his family al Stonhenge cottage, Madison. Mrs. George Chapman of Winsted spent Sunday with MT. Ohapman'i brother, Henry ". Chapman.
 Mrs. Tibbits of Walpole, Mass, is spending a week in town, guest ni her friend, Mrs. Sarah Gates.
 Miss Ruth Kibbe of New Britain, who has spent 8 week at Kibbe'i hotel, returned home Tuesday.
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It is in all respects the best
Bedroom Suites

3-piece Suite, solid mahogany, bed, duction, high four-posted bed, twisted posts, pineapple pattern bureau and 'chitfonier to match. Value $225.OO. .*sG August Sale Price 8l76 % Mahogany Suites, bed, bureau and wash stand. Value $59.5O.
 August Sale Price 500 Mahogany Suite, bed, bureau and wash stand Value $57 .OO ........ ]. ..,.. August Sale Price SAG. 50 Mahogany Suite, bed, bureau and wash stand. Value $53.OO s -'<5s August Sale Price SAP 50 Quartered Oak Suite, bed, bureau and wash stand. Value $65. .OO. '. v August Sale Price $53.0O
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Dining Chairs

Special full quartered oak Chair, gen uine leather slip seat, good value. Value co.
 .,.,-. .. August sale price $3.4 Full quartered oak Chair, fine cane seat. Value 25O.
 August sale price $l. 9S Solid Oak Chair, cane seats. Value I9S. .-. s-..........- August sale price $1.75 Solid Oak Chair, cane seat. Value l.60
 August sale price $l. % Solid Oak Chair, cane seat. Value Loo
 ..a August sale price Toe
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Kitchen Chairs
,aUUC dIlU W ", ParIOr Tables

Solid Mahogany, 36-inch, round top, heavy pedestal Value 36.oo.
 August sale price $20.OO Solid Mahogany. Value 27.oo.
 August sale price $22 25 Solid Mahogany. Value 1850.
 August sale price $16.75 Solid Mahogany. Value l7.50.
 August sale price $l4 Solid Mahogany. Value 15.oo.
 August sale price SIP. DO Solid Mahogany. Value 12.oo.
 August sale price $9 75 Solid Mahogany. Value loco.
 August sale price SS
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Ults pre&<.
Wednesday, August 5. 1908.
LEWIS MCLAUGHLIN. PUBLISHER.

The building used as a dwelling and post office at Scitico was burned to the ground at an early hour yester- day morning. All the mail was saved and most of the furniture was re- moved to a place of safety. The building was owned by E. E. Stowe and was occupied. by him and his daughter, Miss Bessie Stowe, who IS the postmistress. The fire was of an unknown origin and started in the east ell of the house, near a woodshed. The building was an old one and used as 8 tavern in the old stage days. The structure was a total loss and was in- sured for $500, besides carrying $4OO on the contents.
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ParIOr Cabinets
Veranda Goods

Still two months in which to live out of doors and the balance of our sum- mer Furniture at exactly half price.
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  n to yHnghIn wihwasm most fme Hrqura ordada nm dtonhrom expense when sal i s % WI o man % 
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The Russell Summer Furniture

Maple frames, with rattan seats and backs. Maple Settee Rockers. Value 4.5o.
 August sale price S2.26 Maple Rockers. Value 2.75.
 August sale price Sl .3s Maple Rockers. Value 2.25.
 August sale price Sl.I3 Cape Cod Hammocks. Value l1.9S. August sale price &5.9s Lawn Swings, for four people. Value 4.9S.
 August sale price 82.5O Lawn Swings, for four people. Value 6.9S.
 August sale price 98.50 Paris Lawn Swings, for four people. Value l0.50. August sale price S5.25
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Japanese Mating
 Furniture

Solid Maple Frames, finished in sea. green. Couch. Value 1880. August sale price Sl0 Divan. Value l9.S0. August sale price $10 Rocker. Value l6.50.
 August sale price $S.e5 Rocker. Value II. 25 .-. .... August sale price $5.75 Chairs, Value l.25 ....... ..-.. August sale price S5.75 Chairs. Value 9.9S.
 August sale price 5000 Table. Value 9.9s.
 August sale price 2b.O0
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Sitting Room Tables

Selected Chartered Oak, 36-inch round top. Value 17.5O.
 August sale price $14 % Selected Chartered Oak. Value 14.75
 August sale price $l29S Selected Chartered Oak. Value l2 9S
 August sale price $10.75 Selected Chartered Oak. Value $. %.
 August sale price $6 75 Selected Chartered Oak. Value 750.
 August sale price $6 Selected Chartered Oak. Value 500.
 August sale price $4.75 Selected Chartered Oak Value 3.75.
 August sale price $2.9S Selected Chartered Oak. Value 3. AS.
 August Sale price $2.75 Good Tables solid oak, heavy under shelf. $2 75, ? %, 1.9S, l AS. 9Sc.
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The Poor Men.

Nell-A girl shouldn't marry a man till she knows all about him. Belle Good gracious! If she knew all about him she wouldn't want to marry him: Philadelphia Record.
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Odd Bureaus

| wash stand. Value $65.O @ '.-''s August Sale Price $53.0O e'@ Odd Bureaus Tuna 4Mahogany-top 26x52-mirror 42xS2, full swell front, carved claw fTet Value $1O9.5O
 August Sale Price A70.OO Chiffonier to match. Value $1OO.OO. ... a'- August Sale Price $74 .OO 'Tuna Mahogany. Value $91.OO ss z. August Sale Price $73. 50 Chitfoner to match. Value $Sl.OO '..:' ,: -ss. August Sale Price $65. .O0 Tuna Mahogany. Value $78.OO s
 August Sale Price $63. co Chiffonier to match. Value $72.OO
 August Sale Price $57 .O0 Bureau, Circassian Walnut. Value $49. 50. .s 4ye August Sale Price $39. .OO Chiffonier to match. Value $45.OO August Sale Price $37 .O0 Mahogany Bureau. Value $45.OO. .ss August Sale Price $36. .OO Mahogany Bureau, dull finish. Value $42. 50. eS'''' -''. --:~''.'@-
 ~s* '~ August Sale Price $35. % Mahogany Bureau, Colonial. Value $41 50. -.... .s.. Il Mahogany Bureau. Value $27.OO.
 .,- August Sale Price $22.5O Mahogany Bureau. Value $24.00 s--~ ..s... ..... August Sale Price $19.5O Bureau, Mahogany finish. Value -e= "-@ August Sale Price $l2.75 Bureau. mahogany finish. Value4, $l2.98.. .z.... .... .. .. .ess
 August Sale Price $l1 Bureau, Golden Oak, swell front. Value $33. .- ...-sz |, August Sale Price $27 Bureau, Golden Oak, serpentine front. Value $33.
 August Sale Price $27 Bureau, Golden Oak, oval mirror. Value $29.50. -.,. :..
 ..---7z... -. August Sale Price $24 Bureau, Golden Oak, full quartered. Value $22.5O.
 August Sale Price $lS.75 Bureau, Golden Oak, full quartered. Value. $l7.
 >.@ August Sale Price $1425 Bureau, plain oak. Value 14.25.
 August Sale Price $l2.5O Bureau, plain oak Value l1.98. @ August Sale Price $9.75 Bureau, plain oak. Value 7.98. August Sale Price $6.50 Bureau, Bird d's-eye Maple. Value 45.oo
 August Sale Price $38. 9 Bureau, Bird's-eye Maple. Value 33.oo ' August Sale Price $27 .oo Bureau, Bird's-eye Maple. Value 32.50
 August Sale Price $27. % Bureau, White Enamel. Value l7.5O August Sale Price $14.75 Bureau, White Enamel. Value 1875.
 August Sale Price $12.98 Bureau, White Enamel. Value 12.98.
 August Sale Price $ll.25
 ChiffOniers Mahogany. Value $500, .~ August Sale Price $s8.5O Mahogany. Value 295O. 7.4s
 August Sale Price e24 Mahogany. Value 24.75.
 August Sale Price $19 Mahogany finish. Value 17.98. e<.: ~: August Sale Price $14.75 Mahogany finish. Value 15.oo.
 August Sale Price $12 50 Mahogany finish. Value 11.98.
 August Sale Price $9.25 Chartered Oak. Value 33.27.
 August Sale Price $27 Chartered Oak. Value 32. %.
 Aug uSU O1lC I IlCC VAO.OO Chartered Oak, Value 8. co.
 August Sale Price $19 Chartered Oak. Value 1898.
 August Sale Price $13.75 Chartered Oak. Value l350.
 August Sale Price $1l.98I Chartered Oak. Value 1O.5O .: August Sale Price $8.75 Solid Oak, drawers.
 August Sale Price $4.98
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Dining Chairs

Selected quartered oak, leather seat and backs, carved claw feet Value l1.50. ......
 August sale price $S. 50 Arm Chairs to match. Value l6.oo.
 August sale price $1250 Chartered Oak, flat leather seat. Value 5.75.
 August sale price $4 4l Arm Chair to match. Value 800.
 August sale price $7
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Fiber Rush

Substantial, comfortable, light and graceful in design Divan. Value $l7.oo.
 August sale price $500 Rocker. Value $120O.
 August sale price SC. Chair. Value 9.75.
 August sale price 50 Chair. Value 800. August sale price $4.50 Table. Value 800.
 August sale price $4.50 Table. Value Too.
 August sale price S3. 7b
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has ever been presented to the publ
Buffets

DuIIGIS Solid Mahogany, complete in every detail, beautifully finished, carved claw feet. Value 62.oo.
 August sale price %52. 90 Selected quartered oak Value 39.50.
 ...,~ August sale price $32 Early English, Ieaded glass doors Value $500.
 August sale price $29.75 Early English. Value 9 100. August sale price $23 Chartered Oak. Value 23. 90.
 August Sale price $19 Solid Mahogany, lined drawer and sill yer tray, two bottle cupboards, large linen drawer, mirror 12x42. Value 65.oo. ......
 August sale price $50 China Closet to match. Value 49oo.
 August sale price $3S. 75
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YVO RENT. Store on Main Street.
 q. ~.a w. H. REED,

EOUND-A pair of gold trimmed spec tacles. Inquire at The Press Omce.
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stern New EngI and.
 ParIor Suites

 3-piece Parlor Suite, solid mahogany frame, upholstered with figured satin damask. Value l25.oo.
 August Furniture Sale X76.0O 3-piece ParlOr Suite, solid mahogany frame, upholstered with figured satin damask, loose cushions. Value S9 DO. August sale price $56 5-piece Parlor Suite, mahogany finish ed frames, upholstered in figured tapes. try. Value 5Goo.
 August sale price $45 3-piece Parlor Suite, mahogany finish ed frames, upholstered, loose cush- ions. Value 36oo. August sale price $29 Odd DiVans Mahogany finished frame, upholstered in green velour. Value % %.
 August sale price $l9 75 Mahogany finished frame, upholstered in green velour Value 2l. 75.
 August sale price $l7 Solid Mahogany slip seat. Value $32.
 August sale price $25 Odd ParIor Chairs Solid Mahogany, slip seat. Value $3l
 August sale price S24. % Solid Mahogany, loose cushions. 
 August sale price $l750 Solid Mahogany, loose cushions. Value 2l.oo.
 August sale price $l8. % Large Arm Chair, Value lS.50
 August sale price $l5 Large Arm Chair. Value n 70.
 August sale price $l1.50 Cornor Arm Chair Value l2 9S.
 August sale price $l0.50 Arm Chair. Value 9.50. August sale price $7.75 t@ ParIOr Cabinets Gilt Cabinet, full mirror, glass shelves. Value 95.oo.
 August sale price S69 Roque Wood Cabinet, full mirror, glass shelves. Value D. 90. August sale price S43 Mahogany Cabinets. Value 30.oo.
 August sale price $29 Mahogany Cabinet. Value 5000
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Cheapest accident insurance, Dr. Thoml as Electric Oil. Stops the pain and heas the wound. All druggists sell 1t.
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Library Tables

 Desk Tables, top 27x 30, 6 large draw CTS, carved claw feet Value 33 75.
 August sale price $2S.OO Oval top, selected quartered oak. Value 23,75.
 August sale price $l9 Oval top, selected quartered oak. Value 2l.75.
 August sale price $l9 Ohlong top, selected quartered oak. Value 1850. '". August sale price $15 Oblong top, selected quartered oak. Value l5.oo.
 August sale price $12.25 Oblong top, selected quartered oak. Value 1898
 August sale price $1050 Oblong top, selected quartered oak. Value 7.75.
 August sale price $6. .25
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Holyoke, July 3l, Marian, S8, widow oi Daniel Peter Smith formerly of Stafford Springs.
 West Stafford, 9th, Adelbert W. Chace AS.
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Metal Bedsteads

ANA~ ~SSA A%~$A0&~&1Ao . BRASS. a.. Mission style. Value $54. . ..5.. =: August Sale Price $42. 5( 2-inch continuous posts Value $45.
 .*.".- .-'. August Sale Price $3t Satin finish. Value $33.5O. >...,s ... August Sale Price $21 2-inch continuous posts. Value $35.
 '' - August Sale Price $24.75 2-inch posts, Value $22 90. s.,s'- -s'A. August Sale Price $157 Twin Beds. .- Value $29.25 each. ..
 August Sale Price $2S .> EtNAMELED J.. Bronze. ..Valne $1S.i.4.t .g,.. .s.s .. D: . h.. -...... Il August Sale Price $14. 75 Sea green. Value !$16.
 August Sale Price $l3.5C } Brass, Value $l5.50 ', nut August Sale Price SIP 75 Metal BEledsteads (EnameIed) White Enamel, #. Value $ls.5O
 August Sale Price $l1.75 Swell front. Value $79S # August Sale Price $6. 75 Strong SubstantiaI Beds $5.9s, 4.75, a.75
 Princess Dressers Tuna Mahogany, top 26x62 inches, mirror, full swell front. Value 7S.oo. August Sale Price Ss63 .E6O Bird 's-eye Maple. Value 33.oo. August Sale Price $27 Golden Oak. Value 37 .oo.
 August Sale Price $29. 90 Mahogany. Value S3.5O. ...,
 ,., August Sale Price $27 Value 24.98. & ..s ....... .. ... August Sale Price $2l Bird 's-eye Maple Value 2S.75.
 August Sale Price $23 Golden Oak. Value 1875. s ~ ...
 ..~ n v.e August Sale Price $15 Weathered Oak Furniture Morris Chair. Value 25. 5.oo.e $16.5O Sleepy Hollow. Chair Value 1875.
 tr August Sale Price $15.75 Rocker. Value 17.5Ot
 ..~- August Sale Price $14 Library Table, round, 36 inches. Value 1925.
 August Sale Price $l4.75 Library Table. Value 1928.
 ff.- -' August Sale Price $ll.25 Cellarettes. Value 13.5O
 August Sale Price $11 Smokers Stand. Value 1475.
 August Sale Price $7 50 < Dining Tables quartered oak, 54-inch top, heavy pedestal, hand-carved claw feet. Value 57 .OO,
 August. Sale Price $46.O % 54-inch top, round Value 37:oo.
 'ser August Sale Price S29 90 48-ineh top, round or Square. Value 31.oO.. ~ .
 August Sale Price $25 4S-inch top. Value 23.oo.
 August Sale Price $19 925 Solid Oak, pedestal. Value 13.z5.
 R. August Sale Price $1O98 Solid Oak, five legs, round or square.
 T' $12.50, $50 and 6. .75 4S-inch top solid Mahogany Table, carved claw feet. Value 49.5O., .s August Sale Price $3S
 SideEOards Full quartered. oak, lined drawer, for silver, one and two short drawers, two mirror l8x40. Value $36. . August Sale Price SS20. 26 Solid Oak. Value $17.55.
 August Clearance Price $14 75 Solid Oak. Value 14'98.
 August Clearance Price $12 < China Closets Early English finish. mirror, shelves. Value 3o.oo.
 August Sale Price $25. 75 Solid Mahogany, 3. mirrors, glass shelf. Value 49.OO.
 August Sale Price @38. 75 Chartered Oak, 9 mirrors, glass shelf, 3 wood shelves. Value 51.75. t'5
 August Sale Price $39. 50 Chartered Oak. Value 42.75.
 August Sale Price $36 Chartered Oak. Value $500. August Sale Price $26. 50 Chartered Oak. Value 25. oo. ;.
 August Sale Price $19.75 Chartered Oak. Value 1900.
 August Sale Price $l5.25 Solid Oak. Value 16.48 '~
 August Sale Price SIS 75 Solid Oak. Value I5.75.
 August Sale Price $12.5O
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An up o-date cleaner for the hands

~. Born. .'e. gs@4ass. ... Union, July 31, daughter to- MT. and Mrs. Joseph YalAere..
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Dining Tables
Sid'ebOardS

Full quartered. oak, lined drawer, for silver, one and two short drawers, two cupboards, mirror l8x40. Value $36 August Sale Price B20.25 Solid Oak. Value $17.55.
 August Clearance Price $l4 75 Solid Oak. Value 14'98.
 August Clearance Price SI2
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Metal Bedsteads (EnameIed) )

White Enamel, Enamel n Value $ls:5O August Sale Price $l1.75 Swell front. Value $799 E. August Sale Price $6.75 '" ''s' $5.9S, 4.75, 3.75
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Forbes & WalIace's
Forbes & WalIace's

An Event the Highest Importance to Home Furnshers S Thousands DOlarsWOrth Every Room in the House Substantial
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EOR .SALE-One Heavy Two Horse
 1N Wagon, new, and one second Hand Mover Cart. ;. .W.J. ALBERTY, | q