The farmers' union., October 08, 1891, Image 2

About The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895

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PUBLISHED EVEttY TUl'ttSDAV HYTIIE
FAttMEHf"' CNION Pfll. CO.
Take Your Choice.
i 11. fotii! or ruin ia isieyituhle. The
crieiu Iihb come. Let every man
think tuul figure for himself. War
Subscription, $i Per Year in Advance.
3ST. TZ, T. Jk..
According to the census bulletins
Recently Issued, the mortgage indebt
edness, exclusive of railroad, city nnd
other bonds, in Illinois is ?100 per
liead; Aliitmmn. 1G(J per hend; Kan
sas, tl5 per liend, nnd -Iowa, 104
ler liend. Tliink of it! Persons liv
ing in these states are in debt to the
nbovc extent, and then it is known
that the census office hides much of
the indebtedness. This condition wan
largely brought about by unjust laws.
Vhen Will Wall street's hacks become
ashamed of declnring that the coun
try is in a prosperous condition, when
U is utterly impossible to be under
the above conditions? The laws made
during the pnst (jiiarter of a century
Is the cause of all this and there is no
wonder so many "calamily howlers'
exist in the land.
The Democratic and lb-publican
conventions in the eastern states are
loud in denouncing the free coinage
t)f silver "scheme." Here in the
West these old parties, in order to
catch gullable men's votes, profess
to endorse the silver measure. The
rast invnirably controls the old part
ies and will have their way in 1 S!2.
Then the partisans who are pretend
ing to have opinions of their own
will be compelled to face about or
bid adieu to their '-dear party."
One of the delegates, C. L. flniham.
i, , of Audrain county, who attended
Hell's scab convention, became so
"ishamed of himself that he blew his
brains out one day last week. If
more of the same crowd would follow
bis example, it would lessen the
money power's tools in the Alliance.
Although the different mercantile
HUeneies report prosperous times, the
facts do not warrant that statement
only so far as it relates to coupon
clippers and loan brokers. From all
over the land comes the reports of
failures and in many instances even
banks are included.
K. S. Moore, editor of the Sulphur
springs, Texas. Vindicator, was killed
some time ago by the I' inocratic ed
itor of the same place. This innkes
two alliance mn who h.ive met death
because of their opinions Moore and
Sam Wood, both of which were un
provoked.
It would appear that the people at
IJiirlinijtau Junction had heard of the
soldiers' re-union held in this city
some time ago, for they advertised
that the speakers at a similar re-union
to be held there w.uld not be allow
ed to discuss politic d questions.
The following from the Bevier
Appeal is a timely art icle and should
be read, and re-read, by every reform
person in the land.
-. Farmers, now is the time for you
-to buiid up your Unions. Turn out
iind attend your meetings regularly
am! help to make them pleasant and
in stHK tive. Don t stay at home when
ou know that duty ami patriotism
demands your presence at the Union
to aid those who are working zealous
ly for the cause. There are many
questions and matters that require
attention and the proper place to
discuss them is the Union.
Don't forget that the cause that
led you to organize sail remains, and
it will require years of con -taut and
steady warfare upon the oppressors
of labor, before they can be removed
from power.
The enemies of progress and re
form are watching you closely and
hail with delight and pleasure every
move that has a tendency to influence
you to become indifferent towards
the Order and its principles. It is
your dut- to watch them as diligently
as the' watch you. They are con
stantly forming plans and seh..'mes
to breed dissensions in your ranks in
order to tlisrunt ami destroy the or
ganization, and nothing would please
them more than to see you forsake
the union and abandon the work so
well lnigun.
If ton relax your efforts and fall
into the trap that your vigilant merc
iless foes have prepared for you, the
pnveleged classes, ever ready to
take advantage of your apathy and
indifference, will pursue their devlish
Bchemes of robbery and extortion
more aggressively and arrogantly
than ever. Stand by the Union then,
it is your only hope of salvation,
The Aiiianc.3.
has been declared against the Alli
ance. We have always heard that
the C A. H. was non-political organ
isation and we have no doubt the
rank and file of the members regard
Is as stub. Oeii. Prentiss availed
himself of the opportunity of the re
union to call the Alliance a set of
detnogouges, that want to cheat and
swindle their creditors. Kvery man
that proposes to vote for the Alliance
demands was denounced as a fraud.
Prentiss is a Republican that has been
provided for by his party, and the
edict, having been sent from head
quarters, is only obeying the command
to help destroy the Alliance by
any means,
"To your tents, 0. Israel, what
part or lot is left to ;is."
We have r. ad with gic it care the
demands of the Alliance and under
stand that it wishes a way provided
to pay debts and not to cheat their
creditors. The members have tried
the Republicans for twenty years and
the result is before anyone that choos
es to investigate. Everyone will ad
mit that the wealth of the country is
the result of labor in some shape.
Money is n:t wealth is only the
measure of it. Producers have added
to the wealth of this country to the
extent of twent v-two billion of dollars.
but by the laws the general talked
about and made by his party, the en
tire amount has been appropriated
by those that made none of it, while
those that made it are as pooras'ever.
The grabbers have lived high, taken
Europeans trips and spent all they
possibly could, while those that
worked hive lived plain, without the
the luxuries of life and a great many
without the necessaries. Thirty -one
thousand men have ixissessed them
selves of three fifths of the wealth of
the United States, and only pay 'JO
per cent of the taxes, while the labor
ing class 80 per cent. When we
complain of these circumstances, are
told Hint we have the best country
that the sun shines upon and are bet
ter off than the starving Europeans.
Is that any reason we shoutd give
away our just right, because Euro
peans are starving? Is that tiny rea
son we should starve with the best
country on the globe? Who has a
better right to enjoy the blessings of
a fruitful land than those who live
in and provide the comforts? These
pompious, blood-suckers seem to think
so long as a fanner can stand up and
live out of r. slop barrel, he ought to
be happy, and an nngraitful wretch
to complain. The general, migard
edly, told the truth when he said that
he would vote the Democratic ticket
from president to coroner, before lie
would vote with the Alliance. . This
might be news to some, but we can
assure them it was none to us, for
have seen where, in Kansas and
IS IT ON THE LIST.-.
Ammonia and Alum in Baking IV.v
ders. How to detect them.
In view of what the Minnesota Sen
ate 1ms done, it is hoped that legisla
tive bodies in other states will soon
take up the subject of food adulter
ation. The subjoined list of baking
powders containing ammonia and
alum, compiled from official reports
and published in a recent number of
the Scientific American, is given
below. "It deals in u direct manner
with an ceil which must be cut down"'
said the Chicago Tribune in com
menting on the Scientific American
report. Following is the list of
AMMONIA ASPAI.I M 15AK1XO I'OWI'ERS
Compiled from Ollieal Reports.
Powders marked with a star seem
to have agenei'alsale, as they are men
tioned in at least two of the reports.
ATLANTIC i PAJ'IKIC. KOYAl,.
COOK ? I'AVOKITE
CKOWJf.
CliYSTAn.
DAISY.
"DAVIS' O. K.
DH YEAST.
OKM.
'KENTON.
rEAKSON'..
PF.KKKlTION.
l'KKKXESS.
IT HIT Y.
There are. in
SCIOTO.
SIIA'KK SPOON.
SILVEH STAH.
SNOWDRIFT.
SOVEREIGN.
STAH.
STATE.
STAND Attn.
SI NKI.OW Kit.
WASHINGTON.
WINDSOK.
ZIPPSOItAPE.
CRYSTAL.
iddition to the fore-
ws
ebwhere, the order for the Republic
ans and Democrats to join forces to
defeat the Alliance. There is no
The Farmer's Alliance embodies a
principle, as well as a line of policy.
It. is first based on a principle and
then reaches out into details, embrac
ing fratenrty, education, moral and
economic reform, and the removel of
all abuse that ajllict the body politic
And thus it means that the "hewers
of wood and the drawers of water
shall have an equal chance and a
fair recompense for their labor, and
that law3 and polities shall have
due regard for the accomplishment
of these ends. Thus, they work and
wait. Titus they organize, resolve
and act, and their works follow them.
There has been nothing like ii since
the nation was formed. But it compre
bends the situation and will do its own
work, from its own standpoint, re
gardless of outside criticism or the
misrepresentations of those political
partisans who fear its own progress,
nnd thereby detect their own decline
But the end is not vet. The a"i
tation is on and progress marks the
reforms they seek. The way opens
nnd the advancing columns march on
Ilsar and heed, j'e who would keep
abreast of the movement as it sweeps
along to the grind "vsnlts frr which
it is airoina". National View.
difference between the Demo
and Republican parties. Their fi
biiMiicss is to kill the Alliance and
then see who can get the offices.
They claim the exclusive right of
politics in this country. Any inter
ference in that line by any person,
they claim, is a usurpation of their
vested rights. Like the kings of obi,
they think the Lord vested them
with the divine right to rule. I have
seen a good deal of brass, but to see
a man who has been fed for twenty
years get up and accuse others of
being demagogues and dishonest is
the greatest ever beheld.
The general asked "Who is Polk."
He should correspond with John In
galls, Wa le Hampton and others.
The Alliance, to old party hangers on,
is getting to be a thing of hideous
proportions. It is rising before them
like Broncoe's ghost and will not
down at their bidding. This horrible
(?) monster that started on the plains
of Kansas last fall must be put
down at any cost.
What would you think of a man
that came to 3-011 twenty years ago,
poor and penniless, asking for a po
sition to attend to your buisness.
Now you ask him for a settlement.
You find him rich and blotted with
pride. You tell him that you arc
not satisfied with the way your busi
ness has bee managid. He tells
you that you are a disappointed office
seeker; that 3-011 want to cheat him
that your are ignorant and the only
place you are fit for is the farm: that
you are a dangerous man, especially
in the halls of legislation.
rarmers and laborers, be on your
guard. When you hear a man talk
ts lien, l'rcntiss did. (renouncing
everybody who would not bow the
knee to Bael, you may be shure they
are not our kind. E. Ci uiocs.
going list from the Scientific Americ
an, a number of such powders soid
in the western that were not found in
the eastern stores.
Following is the list to date:
CALUMET, - - Coiitiiins Alum.
(I'nlumet llnklmr Powder Co., Chieusro.)
FOREST CITY. - eoiitiiin"iuiimoniii hIuiii.
(Vouwje Urns , Cleveluiitl.)
HON TON, ... 1 contiiius tiluin.
HOTEL, - - eontiiins aiiuiionin siluin.
J. C. Urmtt Hukiiijf Powder Co., Chicago.)
UNRIVALED, - contains alum.
(Spriijfues, Warner ' fi riswold, Chieajro.)
ONE SPOON, TAYLOR'S, ammonia alum.
(Taylor Mi'.-, Co., St. Louis.l
VAKNALL'S. ... eoutains atuin.
(Yarnall Mfjr. Co., St. Louis.)
SHAW'S SNOW PUT'', - contains alum.
(Mori-hunts' Mb?. Association, St. Louis.)
DODSON Jt HILS, - - contains alum.
Dortson & Hils, St. Louis.)
SHEPAUD'S, - contains ammonia alum.
(Win. H. Slieplmnl, St. Louis.)
l'.AIVS, : - - - contain? alum.
(Meyer-Iliiin Mt'ft. Co.. St. Louis.)
MONARCH, - contains ammonia ahsm.
(Reid. Murdoch & Co., Chicago.)
SNOW HALL, .-- contains alum.
(Helical Coffee & Sjiiec Mills. Chicago.)
OIANT, .... contains alum.
MILK. ----- contains alum.
(W. K. V.eLaujrhlin & Co., Chicago.)
ECHO. contains ilium.
(Spencer iiliiin Puddle Co., Ciiicajro.)
KALI5IELL S PURITY, - contain alum.
Ka!l)t'c!l Mbr. Co , Cliieufro.)
RISlNti SUN, - - contains ammonia.
(Phoenix Chemical Works. CIhchko.)
WHITE HOrE. - contains ammonia alum.
il'Iolic Coffee & Spice Mills, Minneapolis.)
WOOD'S ACME, - - contains ammonia.
(Tims. Wood & Co., Philadelphia.)
ANDREWS' PEARL, - contains ammonia.
iC. E. Andrews & Co., Milwaukee.)
HARRIES' FAVORITE, - contains alum.
iH. H. Hi; nil's, Mimieamlis
FIDELITY, ... - contains alum.
SOLAR, ... - contains uiiim.
(Sherman liros., Chicago.)
PUTNAM'S If EST. - - contains alum.
1 Wells Putnam & Co., Cliietifro.)
CHINA "T" HOUSE, - contains alum.
(Noah McDowell. St. Paul, Minn.)
TWIN' CITY, - contains alum.
i.l. K. Ferguson, Minneapolis, Minn. I
HERCULES. - - - contains ammonia.
(Hercules Hakinjr Powder Co., Sail Francisco.)
CLIMAX, - ' - contains ammonia.
(Climax Raking Powder Co., Indianapolis.)
Ammonia and alum are the most
common adulterants used in the man
ufacture of baking ixv.vdcrs. The
Goveimcnt report s-hows that a large
percentage of the baking p nvders on
the market contain either one or the
other, or both these pernicious drug".
What woman would use an ammon
ia or alum baking powders if she knew
it? Such powders not only under
mine the health, but ammonia gives
1 to the complexion a sallow and btotch-
ilen. J unes H. Weaver of Iowa
w is at the Palmer yesterday and re
ports favorably on the progress ol the
Farmers' Alliance in the South, par
ticularly in North Carolina, where the
General has b -en doing some mission
ary work recently. He has just fin
ished a series of speeches in the State
and says the Alliance has come to
stay.
I never saw more enthusiastic
meetings than I had in North Caro
lina," said (Jen. Weaver, "anil the peo
ple are flocking over to the Oeula
platform and the Alliance. Some of
my meetings were held in towns fifty
or sixty miles removed from a rail
road, and the people came out in great
crowds. Col. Polk, the president of
of the National Aliiance, was with me
t he greater part of the time and agrees
with me in my expressions of delight
over the growth of the new part'."
"Will the Alliance have a candi
date for the Speakership of the House
of Representatives in Congress this
winter?'' was asked.
"Yes, sir; it will," was the reply.
"The Alliance will most assuredly
have a candidate and the Allaince
Congressmen will support him. too.
Another thing. The members of the
Alliance will expect their Congress
men to talk and vote whi'e in Wash
inton as they have done on the
stump during the campaign and
since."
(it'll. Weaver left for Iowa last
night, and expects to take an active
part in the campaign now in progress
in that State. Chicago Tribune.
Y O U N 5
P
TDO "3TOXJ Z2nTOW THAT "3TOTJ" CA1T
Insure in die Farmers' Insurance
Company of Scotland count-. W. R.
Moore, secretary.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Attend the
This Winter and Complete a Course in either the Business,
ment , and be prepared to hold a position in the
Shorthand or Telegraph Depart
Spring that will pay
For a
you from $40 to $75 per month? You can, and
IT WILL ONLY GOST YOU 3TIFTY DOLLARS
Life Scholarship in any of these Departments, or $40 for an Eight Months' Coure.
Just think, it only takes you one month's wages after you are through
School to pay all your Tuition, and you can Board here
as cheap as you can any place.
An old oliyslclan. retired from practice, hav
ing had placed lit his hands 1- an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vejrctalile
remedy for the speedy and permain'iit cureof
Consumption. Ilrouchitis. Catarrh. Asthma
and all throat and Lunx Affections, also a pos.
itivc and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Com plaints, after ha vlnr test
ed its wonderful curative powers in thous
ands of eases, has felf It his duty to make in
known to his snITi riutr fellows. Actuated ly
this motive and a desire to relieve human suf
fering. I will send Ii of cliarfre, to all who
desire it. this recipe, in Oersm'u. French or
I'liL'Hsh. with full din-el ions lor preptirinir
and nsiny. Sent by nviil '' addressing wilh
Can you make that much without an education? Can you keep a set of books, either
store or on your farm, and tell to a cent how much you have made or lost in a Year?
a LEGAL note, draft, deed, mortgage, contract, or other legal paper,
stamp, ii.-itniny this paper, w. A.
rowers' i'lock. Knchesior. X. V.
Novks, sutl
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Laundry Queen
STEAM WASHER,
est in II
in a
Can you draw up
without going to
plain enough for
some book, or else a lawyer? Can you write a good, plain, legible hand,
one to read rapidly without studying it over first?
EKillT MONTHS in .he NORTH E AST MISSOURI BUSINESS
If voc can no this now. vvi: will ocarantke that voi can if voir sveni
COLLECiK ani iuri-ovE the time nv .-ti hvino.
Wi) are HRE) TO STAY-
And we guarantee our students just is good instructions as any Institution in the West can give.
Ouie Hew Colleg-e Sttt:
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furnished wi
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"'.lii now
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i;rr;'ro euient.s.
v;; leive only
i l soui if n t all our
ju-t
Will io eoimiietnl liv Hie Holidays and there will lie olenty of room for all
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Uion.rM tvlien we started we would stay one year in our oresent loi-atiou. but as our i
r.. i. ,.,1 mi liiul in limk fur mnrc mnm. Wo have already had several aoD'.U-a'ioii- for h ok !;.v:)"!'-. ste:
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students are going to get positions.
Now is the time for all to enroll and get through your course by ti ne to begin work in tlu spring.
Young men who are not able to pay the cash for a sell jlarship can now have a ehanec as they can work one out on the tmiTding.
If you have not the money and have stock, wood, feed or anything of that kind to trade, call and see J and may be we can take that oil
scholarships. Call and see us or send for Student's Hand Hook. Write for any further information.
.eWorld!
SFAjIAX BROS.,
Xorth Side of the Square, Man phis, Mo.
ed appearance. The presence of
ammonia or alum in a baking powder,
however, can easily be detected.
To IH'.ti'.ct Ammonia. Mix one
heaping teaspoonf ill of baking powder
with one teaspoonfui of water in a tin
cup; boil thoroughly for a few mo
ment?, siir to prevent burning, and
if ammonia is present you can smell
it in the rising steam. Or, place a
can of the suspected powder top down
on si hot stove for a minute or two.
then take )f the cover and smi 11.
To Detect Ah m Alum powder
can be tested by putting a couple of
teaspoonfuls of the powder in a rlas
of cold water. If no ett'ervescence
that is bubbling or simmering, take
place, condemn the powder and return
it at once.
Some alum powders, however, like
the ' Calumet," "Uon lion," "Chica
go Yeast," etc., contain phosphates
tin combination with alum, ami with
these brands the foilewing test is
simple and sure:
Take one half teaspoon nil ot
baking powders in a lid of say half
pound can: char thorough! over a
strong alcohol flame, a good gas jet; or
red hot coals. After charim: (that is.
burning until the whole mass is black)
add a leaspoontul of water and placr
a blight piece of silver coin in the
solution. Stir for one minute, then
take out the silver. If the powder
proves a cream of tarter powder the
coin will be bright; if an alum powder
it will have sulphur stains.
Now pour a little vinegar into the
lid and smell the fnms. Alum pow
ders give off sulphuretted hydrogen,
which can be detected by its foul
odor.
Foster, the St. Joe weather prophet,
says the whites of 18!) 12 will bee eld
est, with ti e greatest snow storms,
that have prevailed in this country
for years. The storms arc to begin
early in Ojtobr. In this connection
it may be proper, to state that the
"unprognostieations were given in
response to a request from prominent
coal dealers, and if not reliable., have
not had the effect, of depreciating the
price of coal Gazette Herald
If oglesong s
DRAYING
and TRANSFER LINE.
We will .'le iinvthiiiir In our Hue on siiorl
noliee. Am orders lelt on our suite ai oie
reiitnil Hotel, where we keep one tor thiit
ure, will reeeivo prompt mm curetul lit
entiou.
. 3Boglcsorg.
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE HISTORY
"A5D AGRICULTURAL DIGEST.
i!v X. A. orXXINO,
Author of ''The Philosophy of Trier-." ''Hi?
torv of tin- I'liitod Slat 's Dolli'r." iiiul
Assoeiiiie Kiiifor of The Niitioiml
Kcoiiojnist. oilieinl orsriin ol the
N:itit.n:;l Fiirmers' A'li:mec
i.nii Inilu.-tiiiil I'liioil
It will --;iti'in SO" pie.-es; 4S elcpnnt photo
eii'fiaviiiirrt. iruill oe the i'H'iit'st oook til
theoeHo.1. 1'iiee: Cloth, f Ml: Ihilf Kussiii.
?:i.:i(l. S' ltii for tei ins sunt eiieiiltirs to
ALLIANCE VriU.IS'ilNO CO..
N. Ciipiti'l St., Wiir-hintrton, 1. V
I .nE.-rs Wastfii.
.1. K. Tritw.ii. Vres. X. A. licNMNfi.See'y
The cry that the People's party
nnd the Farmers' Alliance is oppos
ed to the merchant and other busi
ness men of the country, excepting
only the national banker and the var
ious trusts ami combines, which rob
and oppress its productive interests,
is in keeping with the rest of the lies
of the g. o, p. press.. The interests
of the merchant and farmer are iden
tical, and they should unite against
the common enemy, the two old par
ties. Eidorado Springs Tribune.
At the soldiers' reunion at Mem
ohis this week. Geo. W. Sheeks, of
Aurora, Mo., exhibited hard tad
taken from a Dox at Mobile, Ala., on
Anril 1!. 18U0. The box bore .late
of February 15. 1S4. C. NV. Hlincs
of Knox county, showed an original
copy of the Sew York Herald of the
date of April 15. fi5, giving account
of the assassination of President Lin
coln. The paper was in deep mourn
ing. Kahoka Keview.
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Thanks, to the
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THAT HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE
Many
IlE KKF.l'S THK liKST CiOOOS AT TI1K LoWKST PlllCK.
Fixkst Link ok Stovks axi I1axsks xow madk,
He kkkis the
Dr. Len, Shillen
DEUTIST.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BARB WIRE
AND KVKUYTIIIXt! I'SI ALLV K KI'T IX A F I KST-Cl.SS HaUHWAKE StoKK CAN
1!E FOI XI TMKItK. Yot 11 PAT'.IOXAOE SOLICITED.
BEN MORRIS, South Side Square.
Ppeeiiil iittontion riven to the nntiirnl teeth.
Plate work of ull Kimls lit r. :isoin:lile priees.
Sleiman'! Aeiie.! In l ie iidminislereil tor pimi-
lesn extri'et'.on v.ithf.iit evtm cIikw.
tlilive South Si-.le 1'tihlitr Stiuore.
Henry Courtney,
Watchmaker m Jeweler,
South of S. K. Corurr Square,
Mkmimiis, Mo.
Wutehes mid eloek? reoitircil on short no
tice. All kimls oi Jewelry neHtlv iiioiidetl ami
ull work warranted. A full titoek of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
constantly on himd tit reiisonnhle eriees. A
lii.'ral share of Cue public piitroiiHKC is
iic-iteti; line Hint n c-hii oeiore tmyuiR-
iltkinson,
Three million women anil children
earn their own living in this country
Last week's issue of the Lamar because their husbands and fathers
Democrat contained twentr-five noti- cannot earn 3tu;iy;h to support their!
ccs of r.iortsnise foreci'tsnres liy the! f.-iiniiie.-. and their num'ier is mt-rens
sheriff. Yes. the Cal.-nnity howiei'! inir every duv in t!i" year.
i are incretisintr. -Lamar I'nion. ' of iidustrv.
John
GIIKKNSliUlir., MO.
Offem his seryiers to the people of Scotland
and niiiouunsr comities. Has mm ten yeun
experience. Jatisiiietlo;i s-n!tr:-.iteed
rtVK twtveent stamps will ,r't yon a sample
f.t AI'THITR S HllK M AOAZlNK, ; il i IHlK'lpIll
Atrents wiinted.
We offered the Public during the Past Mouths
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Clothing, Dress Goods, Dry Goods,
N0T10XS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
But for over a month we have been sorting up and adding to the above,
lines, so that buyers can find as well
-DEiLLEE IIST-
MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Valises, Trunks, &c,&c.
SELECTED STOCK
AS CAN UK FOUND AXYWIIERK FOR
all and "Winter-
These Goods Must be Moved and the
Lowest Possible Prices
rlK etu-h mouth. tml nr1i.-lo on Fushion. I
ana ell mutters ol intoiest to the
i t!:;;r !!oiie.Mii:-.!:'ii". rhiloda.
.! I i.t-, i-opv lor tlyt' t,vo-eim tiimps. lit.
Finely iilu.-trnt'r-rf. 1 ( a your.
ntt' .is-1 Vhoht
lounial !jmi;iE,i Ai
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Sate
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The lurgest uiul mo.-'t complete stoek in tin
city, inclmliiiji at the latent styles, ut
BOTTOM IRICHi;S.
I. SSGORD,
WEST SIDE OF "THE FQUAKK
WILL BE GUAllANTEEI) TO ALL BUYERS ALIKE
Come and Examine Our Bia Bargains
AND SAVE MONEY TO YOUR PURSE.
We Want Your Trade,
Hence Our L,ow Prices
VERY RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
GARBER & RATHBURN,
Kortheast Corner of Square,
.ft