The market cart hai retunied from the town,
bearing a rich freight of purchases to the dt'li K^t
ad people who are receiving th-m with eag meas.
The farmer's wife, not yet descended, has with one
hand passed a gay bonnet from th open bandbux
on her ap, to tbe mis- in her teens, whose ecsbioy
u- admiration is unuiutakabic. Tue other sheex
Undu, with a bright n-w rattle, to the ounget
d«rling, who, with joy, seemt* ready to spring trom
tue arms ol ite fondliug grandmother, 'lbe old
gentleman, seated 111 th' (Uatta, u in tbe aet of
a iju-tti'g his »[ectaclee for the immediate perusal
of the fresh newspaper spread on hi? knee whilf
the small boy and his sister sre diving into the
n*y*ierieB of the basket of new crockery and other
household gear, for giigernuts and other deleota
hie condiments. Tbe farmer is seen carrying a
htavy basket np the tte|.s of the poroh. iu the
shadow whieh it throw* we .-ee coming events, for
there pu«ay stealthily moves down on a brood uf
ehickens, «o young as to be »tiU very like egga.
MR.
FOSTER,
HAS NOW TK STORK
A llBfiE AND WELL 8KLB0TSS
STOCK or
Vftoey
mmd
Staple
Y O O O K I
*•1 Invitee tlae attenttan of atll«
feeling continent that
HS CAS BURNISH AS CHEAP AN&ASSULSUl
WOODS
IS OAN BE I'CROHASED 1H THIS Oltt.
Especial csre baa been taken ia
selecting Goods adapted
to the waste of careful bnyers.
CASH BUYERS.
OITlZ»:n* A VISITORS WILL II1IB
IHE CHEAPEST GOODS
E I O U TO & E O K U K
AT
P. D. FOSTER'S,
Second-Street.
