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'Before the ft all
. You could get along somehow with-
out a Wrap, but now that the
r season is advanced
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(Garments
Are a necessity. Fair Bros. $r Co.
have placed on a sale a very
ble line in Kail and Winter
weights, at cheaper prices
than those which
When times were flush and money
'easy to get. To-day you can get
a bcutiful cloak or wrap for
Cash. Perhaps the Tariff did it
perhaps not. At any rate, the
'' .veathcr proves that
Njcjw yoci need onS
And Fair Bros. & Co. are prepared to
meet your demands. In fact the
best place to trade is with
the old reliable
house
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Friday, Kovi:mhi:r 23, 1894.
See Carson !c Co's new Furniture.
We will pay 15 cents per dozen for
Fggs at Carson & Co.
Mrs. G. C. Westcrficld is visiting
in Ciincyvillc this week.
We sell two spools of Thread for
5 cents at Carson & Co
For the best of staple and f incy
Groceries, call on Carson & Co.
We will pay fi.oo per bushels for of
Sweet 1'otatocs at Carson & Co.
Vanti:i. 50 bushels of hickory
nuts. Call at KwunMCAN Office.
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The oyster supper at Masonic Hall (
Tuesday night was a decided success. '
For a cood hotel, go where the
crowds go to the Commercial Hotel. and
'
Mr. C. H. ISUis, Kinderhook, -vent
to Oweusboio last Friday, returning
Saturday.
For the most comfortable quarters
and the best of fare, stop at the Commercial
Hotel.
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Miss Meek Sharp went to
Wednesday to visit friends
and relatives.
