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A LIST OF LETTERS

n HIS vi AAE II 4 GAAl9
HB EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
D. burg, January |, 1888.
Mary Bowyer John Kline
John BAYLOR Emanuel Lazarus
Joseph Coleman Peter Mench
Lewis Compton Sabina Miller
Thomas Cox Andrew Meick
Andrew Emins Peter Miller, (ranner)
Rev. VIM. ]. Eyer &. q d. Newhard
James G.. Fox George Russell
Henry Geiger Daniel Reedy (2)
Daniel Gcger Charlotte Ritter
Thomas Hartman Mrs. Elizabeth Shumaksr
Daniel Hover Mary sloyman
Catharinc Hartman Rebecca Vandersliee 2
Edward Hicks Henry Weaver
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacoby Micheal Waltar
Rebecka l. Johnson Jacob Wozler
Mrs. Sally Ann Kendy George Zeigler SO
rPersons calling for the above letters will please
say they are advertised. b. RUPERT, p. M.
January l3, 1898. 1885,
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Daniel Snyder,
TFrsyIs On
An Apprentice

Bloomsburg, January G, 1888. 81
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sortmcnt are
Acid beuzoic
muriatic
8 nitric
: sulphuric
{ tartaric
Ami seed
Acetate Of zinc
Aloes
Anthony (erude
Arrow root
Assafntida
Alcohol
Alum
Arsenic white
Asphaltum
Bark Peruvian red
: cinnamon
Balsam Copaiva
de maltha
of fir
Barley pearled
Bateman's drops
Bismuth (nitrate)
Backing, for boots
Borax refined
Birthstone
Buagundy pitch
Bole Armenia
Blue pill
Calomel
Carrosive sublimate
Calamine
Camphor
Catechu
Cayenne pepper
Cochincal
-Cocculus Indicus
Columbo
Cologne water
Conserve Of roses
Cream tartar
Cubebs
Caraway seed
Coriander seed
Chamomile flowers
Digitalis
Elixor Of vitriol
Epson salts
Emery powder
Essence Of peppermint
ofcinnamon
Extract OF colocynth
of hemlock
of liquorice
Eye water
Fnnugreek seed
Gamboge
Calls
Gintian root
Golden tincture
Godfrey's cordial
Gum Arabic
8 Tragacanth
Ammoniac
{ Shellac
: KinO
. Galbanum
{ Myrrh
Gauiacum
9 Juniper
Helebore, black
Hicra picra
Ink powder, black
lsinglass
lpecacuanha
Ivory black
Keysers universal plaster
Jalap
Laudnum
Liquorice root
Lunar caustic
Lucifcrmatchcs
Loco foco do.
Morphium
Magncsia calcined
do carbonate
Mamma flake
do common
Mustard, white
Nipple shells
NuN Yomica
Opium
Opodeldoc
Orris root
OXalic acid
Otto of Roses
ofmercuy
of Calls
Of red precipitate
Of Spanish fly
Citron
Waters, White wax
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Drugs & Medicines,

and that he will be happy to supply the wants Of
those who may give him call Among his as
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TANNING BUSINESS.

TENEIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
u public that he has taken his son WILLIAM
SNYDER into co-partnership in his Tannery, and
that the business viii hereafter be conducted under
the firm of Daniel S William Snyder, at the old
established stand in Bloomsbury.
Daniel Snyder.
Bloomsbury January 6, 1898. 37-u
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NOTTCE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber by bond
"a note, or book account, or otherwise, are re-
quested to call and settle the before the first
day Of ApriE neat He is determined to have old
matters Justly arranged; and those who neglect at
tending to this notice may rely on strict legal pro-
ceedings for the purposes Of settlement. There is
no mistake. DANIEL SNYDER.
bloomsbury January 6, 1898. 37-tf
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OYSTERS =!

A general supply Of FRESH OYSTERS may
~ always be obtained during the season. by ap-
plying at the Reiectory of the subscriber in Blooms
burg JOHN X. MOYER.
December 2, 1887.
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Number Al.
GLAD TIDINGS
TO the Distressed 81 Afflicted!
TOBIAS'S HEALTH EMPORIUM
Ind Family Drug Warehoase.
u-s.u--uzzz=~
HEALTH,
"The poor mans riches--the rich mans bliss"
HEALTH.

FWNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
n his friends and the public that he has opened
a peneral assortment of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-02-03

UtE5, NuH uHu Tt5H, I1OItOU-Uur6,
&c. &c. Sc SC.
is more extensive and better selected than
the same articles in any of the neigh
bouring stores.
Those who wish mar, cheap, and good
articles of Merchandise, should call at the
"Bloomsburg Arcade" either before or af-
ter eXaming elsewhere, and make theirpur-
chases.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken in
payment at the highest market prices.
Bloomsbury, Nov. Is, 1897.
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Ms wanted Immediately by the subscribers, to
n the Tanning business. A boy between IA and
II years of age will obtain good situation by ap-
plying soon.
Daniel Snyder,
UiLliGm Snyder.
Bloomsbury, January 6, 1888. 37-tf
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
SExr DOOR TO RobisoN's STAGE OFFICE
TERMS

- $50 - -AYts ~
The COLUJIBEA DEMOCRAT aCiH be
published eUery Saturday morning, al
IW'O DOLL.4RS per annun', payable
hGD yearly IN adUance, or Itco Dollars
FIffy Cents, If not paid ,oithia the gear.
No subscription 'oW be taken for shorter
period than sir months nor a1y diScon-
tinuance permitted, until aR arrearageS
are discharged.
IN VERITSEl lIENTS not ercceding a
square WW be conSpicuously inserted al
one Dollar for the first three insertions,
and 1wenty.tiUe cents for eOery subSe-
quent Insertion. kET"A liberal discount
made 10 those 1Cho advertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, must
be post paid.
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In fine, his emporium of Health" will be found
to contain every variety of the most approved
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stt8S,
oils, Fruit, Co,JectiOaa, &c. &c.
which are warranted of good quality, having been
carefully selected from the hest established ware
houses in Philadelphia and which he will sell at
most reduced prices. He willuse every exertion to
accommodate and benefit his customers and there
fore respectfully solicts the patronage Of liberal
public. d. 5. TOBIAS.
Bloomsbury January g. 1855. aT-4t
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WANTED.

UNEMPLOYMENT will be given to 90 stone cut
~ tiers and masons 20 drilers, 20 common la
borers, 10 wood choppers, and 10 teams, at Bridge
No. l, Catawissa Rail Road, by the subscribers.
Schuyler, Frick, g. Co.
Catawissa Furnace, January 6, 1888. 37-3tt
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ETIaLaINT@9 3

s. Pieces of Assorted lHeriRos double wedth--
Q and an assortment of Biack Merinos, of a We
ry superior quality, just opened and for sale at the
New and Cheap Store Of the subscribers in BIoons-
burg. j. II. MI MTSSELMAN, 81 Go.
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Tailoring Business.
~ DTTpETRJV

IS. EUPEIEI,
IL D ETULNS his Acknowledgements to customers
BeD for their very liberal support, and would now
respectfully announce to them, and the public gem
orally, that he has just received the latest
WIN -lzL2 EASLzLONSo
from Philadelphia, in which material changes are
made. His shop is a. the old stand, in the same
building with the post-otlicc.
GJNone but good workmen are employed at his
shops and those who want their garments made in
a neat, durable and fashionable style, are invited to
give him cali and they may rely on having their
work well and eXpediGousy executed,
lie would also announce that he continues reg
ularly to receive the Fashions, and that any orders
from abroad will be promptly executed
Bloomsburg January %, 1888.
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N3W & 0MlEMP gT0Rlao

TUNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public, that he has taken the store recently
occupied by Mr.. Mcdowell, in Orangevile, and is
now opening and receiving from New York and
Philadelphia, splendid assortment of all kinds
MERCEEANDTZE,
which he will dispose of at the most reduced prices
for cash country produce The public are invi-
ted to call andexamnc for themselves.
WILLIAM FAUX.
Orangevillc, Oct. Z, 1887
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N. RATHBUN..

IL III sEGS leave to inform his friends and'the
Is public, that he has resumed the Probes
Sion Of the Law, has sopened an office, opposite
the brick store Of Smith g. CrowelI, on w Oh
colt street, in Maumee city, where he intends
tho3' tho3 'p1ractice as an attorney, Counsellor, ,and
Solicitor,, IN all the courts Of Law and Equity
in the state of Ohio i3.' pr I. ,,,.,, .',l,
-h'IIis Justices oficeis keptin the same build
mo. and is open at all proper hours Ack-
nowledgements of all kind ofinstrntnents ia
ken. and all kinds of conyeyancing, done here
with neatness, and despatch. "a ,,,..sau.,s,
SatI rJSSNNNH 10 laHih9o noi9NiiW 27tf
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,NTOTICE.lAll those indebted to the sub
I'm scfiber, either by Bond or Note, are re-
quested t. call and liqhidate, or renew the
same { and all those having Book accounts unI
settled, are requested to call and adjust tht
same WITHOUT DELAY and give their notes,
IF they cannot make it convenient to pay the
money! Those who Disregard this call will
not be,longer indulged.y 20 y e5olo 9dt "
5tais ohi r9 9bSq91 6ld JOHN e. lHUNTaD
Mauiaee city April 8, 1887 .lss79iai 9d2tf1
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, MORE NEW GOODS.

t
vnOYNTON s. G.ANNETT are now ope-
Id ming "a superior lot Of waterproof boots boots
selected expressly for this market. ..' '''0|
Also, mems stout shoes and brogans; ~
Womens' leather shoes and bootees; "
"', @ do kid slippers and walking shoes 80 ;,,,s
nT;;.soIr,' idol lc'l aN" ~ do do mon
rio ,ssI IaatSsr. .aii,d do DO, 'g1oeo do do 'iaobo
Womens lined & bound India rubber shoes 81 ''s
!, Boys' and youths boots ., -' .,.lJ..' ,.'. '
do shoes and brogans; sa,g,,-I ,,,i, A..
An assortment Of school books, blank books 'r.r
4Af TbeV have also just received an addition
to theirr stock of Groceries and ;f further TT sup
pt Cooking %Eg and fbS stoves; s.3 G,,3,o = T ea,
10000 lbs assorted iron; ;ao p''n ,;l.il Geai'l ri
n CasI :, ST. oEss,S . StaeI. I.d marTpI 10 .1r3 9Gr
Sweed's Steel, and ,a,.,a..4 I o'aat.. .'',i, .s,
5000 pounds assorted Nails. -. 4,'s5 ,.5, ~, ~,
The aboye, will, their former stock, Y axes
heir r',u assortment as good, or better, than any
other in this city; and they feel assured they
can sell as low as.the lowest, and they intflntd
to do SO for prompt pay-such c as cafsh En- com COM
try produce, Sc. &c.. sDLi 1890 .e,,s,.,.l
Remember. we, want 200 600 Pipe osaycs'
Maumee City, Dec g, 1897. 500, p ootl Hna !
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NOTICE.

FTSTIE subscriber has this day purchased the
a entire stock in trade, of @. ID. Woodruff,
consisting of Hardware, Tin andCopper ware,
Stoves, SC. SIC: he has also purchased the
Tin and Copper ManufactorN andrented for
term of years, the Shop and Store of G. ID.
Woodruff, where he wilIat alltimes be ready
tie serve the, public, lin his line, as ocheaps for
cash, as any other establisbmentin thissvicini-
ty. ban egl7aiud1i aTv,WOODRCFF.u
Perrysburg, May s, 1888. qi4s 16m6 @ol
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I WASHINGTON HOUSE TO LET.

Z WASHINGTON HOUSE To LEiF.
81 1;ss 1sksass THIS Hodseiis situated On Canal
hNiii|e Street, near the centre of the city. Its
Z lI.MA position on the banks Of the river, gives
IL 4 most conspicuous and pleasant appearance.
For location; and command of respectable and
profitable Business perhaps no house in the
western countrylis better Situated than,this.s
70 To good tenant that will Keep respectaa-
bic house, the rent viii Be low Apply to the
subscriber near the premises, 'Nl' Dlpg,e ,3.9
q Maumee City,sAdg. e5,sls3a.., 3,p sltf"sii y
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: NEW ESTABLISHMENT Isi

65N ROCERIESioANDl PROVISIONS
VI Harrington g. Hunter, respectfully an
nounce to- the public,s thatthey have recently
openeda splendid selection oGroceres and
Provisions, ,cornerof jackson and Wayne, SITS.
Hotel Buildings, where almost every articl!eir
therline canlbe furnished at reduced oprlGes
for cash.lss nai hBd oilglqAl 0 slsAGY0i 9hr
bli M B. Persons desirous to- contract for large
supplies, will find, tito their advantage to give
usa call. Liberal advances on Consignnentf
tous.iig sisds1 O0t iuods 10 4Tlrq ,dDpt2'q
,sioRefergto IMtts98, Parks, kCleveland--J'
,Snlilt Newark tMcElvain8' HuntefeGolum-
bus. I'M 81 III ,loinni oou1 I'D .aF6o
City, Ohio, May i24th, 1885, ,llg
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ADMINISTRATORS lNOTICE.lt

fIs hADNIINISTKAIOR fNUIICE.iBu
NTOTICEis is hereby given thatsall who are
p1eN indebted to- theiestate Of James Donnelly
late of Lucas county Ohio,l deceased, are re-
Fquire1 to make immediate payment to the sub
scrber; andAll who have legal claims against
said estate will presentthemlegally proven for
settlement within eighteen months.H o7ed
d1Ys II .noIion1i &C. D. HUNT; lAdm'r.i
9igMaumee Oct n19 iagmnti draqs 'oi 29tflos
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From the ST. Louis. pubIicaaset,|
ALARMING STATE on "A FF,AIRS.

II able individual has hear no;falv f1fyftIied ~
iEby fYiena ;f1,i TSb; ;cst;,5aT ,kria statcmenfa
are Confirmed NJ ~ ~ Il,
fthe city. I'VE haze Jasetvl canosyseH WITH so-
yeral atslBgept Sndi v;Sas1 @ frn,, ye;nift
Eofthe Mormon d;st,,ybanSe. mai uJl;IAt Ars
Fhavs found itdificultI ID arrive Win aa,,v cof
tttiinty atthe truth eoncerqiinc many ti6Sa .sqe
farewell assured. that the HOSTILITY "a Iho5e
deeply seated than has generally been guODos
Ied,and we feel asssired that blo6dshed and d6-
vastationohly will terminate the stru6ele,ui,-
less The Mofmons fenoyeHffon q tho country.
Every acconnt from that quarters elbows IN
Existing state Of a6itationfln In the,publcdMnd
Itr1Iy diarfning =. Every stranger Isl watdhs9
with jealousy, and every man compelled 70
take sides for or against'tiie Mormons. Intrutll
there appears to be but little division, on the
Ibatt oftb4Ict;ze,,ss IA 4flteif a6ppbsiti@If We
pn III, raI ~ ~ !. III, I, l,;5lt ynsr,bA
town ofDe witt, and .9as a mater of sbscflsL
fea ttS nj Sr,,,., ~ buys lotg ,i,ssit,
sye hsan aoi 1et, w M suags,t ttroileli the
ill., - ia ~, l,eef,
Ii,for.1ea t6afl SretiirI there wilbed dang'er-
odIussw. Thevliaye already reriovcdthei goods
info' All other countv.sy nsqs iliH bsi5sqssl
I-niSo deeni and an pefvadioSist
ltotbe M6rr1onsI and so nativrespectable tden
have engaeed in The ATTEMPT toi oisexpelstesa,
HAT We feel satisfied the public are not truly
Informed Of The objections which exist against
Itbe NIorfnons,b or the circumstances which rem
der them SO obnoxious. 1--WE hope shortly TO
I be- able To- odevelopea something smoreof the
causes of this Unhappy state ofafairs thanhas
come con to the knowledge o. the paDc,s .s..,
esss Ds 0S HoAhp ~ ar IS
,1,i'5 ~ I i,
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sNEAYdS5t Y0UN NGolAttornieB and FCoan-
-IVIs1s sellors atuLaw D bIMaumee city, Lucas
county Ohio .s1aess JNi0s M.l.Ms4 NJ .sloii
9dl ri ggn y4sgs inq S.aML. VN.oHOUyNG.7
sssJune 81 1887 d aoiiibnoe. : q '9tfs
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sl ba31YH LUMBER ,bEsb todd
NIX nAA feet seasoned white wood, Linen
do,UUOV board, 2 inch plaank' ! and i
inch Flooring, Siding. aal .lqiLaa I'LL !,
b sIby4 41by4, a by 5,2 byrs 2Pyo in~ ana
Q byS Joist, Also, gll .1eH, m .e
ba $4,000 sawed Laths for sale at the corner oI
Kipesbury and Front street, by :, NJ ..-.,, n
.gaTI .ra3 BOYNTON y GANNEa nj ole I'D
!, .tAug. II 81 a.n,- 10 1n.l N ootil-dH
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D sa FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!!!

I'D an, FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!!! eagy
H. ROTECTION INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of Hartford, ConpecticM, The IN
designed, agent for the towns Of Perrysburg'
Maumee and Miami Cities, ofthe above Com
pany, is now prepared to insure against loss
Or damage by fire, upon as fagorable terms as
.canbe obtained in the State, from any respon-
sibleinstituton, and every man has now an
opportunity for atrifiingi sum, to protect him
self against the raYages of this. destructive
element, which often, in a single hour, sweep
.pway the earnings of many years. q. , .-Jd
isat sati, s4jiinlas aa ,nulD. C,oDOAN.p
3. Perrysburg, march 49,, .asiz aids ri syla
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gIEFFERSON HOUSE.

ERIE STREET, MAuMEE CITy, ONO. ~
yEyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
f public that he has leased this eligible es-
tablishment, and put It in complete order for
the reception Of boarders, travellers ana yisl-
tors, II is beautiful, situation,ln the most N. @
pleasant part Of said city, and the subscriber
hatters himself that his attention to the ac
ecomnmodation and comforts of his guests VIII
ensure to him liberal share Of public patron
The furniture Of the House is new, and the
apartments are in good order. The stable is
large and commodlous, and will be attended
by careful servants. i..s
april 81. ,li '9'' ,'ri,oo ,aos h. y ootI
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

vXTANTED old copper, brass, peuter and
: VVdelead' i'll exchange far copper, tin and
sieetironwire.b beIAEi NM eTs FEW
d Maaumee,t ost.te7, on svsa ew baa S9oHrq n
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Nh 1ADMINISTRAT0RS,N ,NOTIlCE,si1
4 t1NTOTlCE is hereby gwen that AL persons
indebted ito rthe estate Of Thomas Crafts
ilate Of WaynesGeld, township deceased must
make immediate payment, and all persons, nay
unsettled accounts against, said estate are re1
qps'ed prfosSstN oN Sps9 FaN M
,,lsW Waterville Oct ae 1885 llas sdsst44fi filfq
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xSOARSE, BOOTS.--As1arge assortment
Asb.for alb syIthe case at the Marengo, cash
tore sjsse5 si 81 sed3 d Az V1AfHiN00RS'b.s
July 9, lassOA6N "a sni'Hisq 7el i4ti's
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

'IlVoIARSE SHOES, 1t Wholesale, low fol
" gcash,sat the Mafsngo cash store. no .1..il'
A, VANiVO0RST.a
Julv a. fa3a. 14tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

|.yTETANTEDin oxchange oritSoods, Pork
lardy goats, corn beans, potatoes
,tullowssrc. bynili1 wod Auibni 10 aooll sonid
nov. s. ALIENS GIBBONSad
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

cfs,ron Cara u i,aNK.-- -Seth Beach, Esqqof
this village, has been appointed Receiver lol
the Clinton Canal Bank, and gives notice Ina, ',
he win recoivs the bills Of that ifistItncon nnti
the Goth. Of Jsnnhry next.--sP Pontiuc Hefafd.
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"A CONSTANT supply of the genuine
N Rowands' Tonic Mixture. and Pills for
the cure of the Fever & Ague, on hand and at
wholesale and retail, by " no3i'l io'du ei,
% july go ''hi s'''' 0. WILLIAMS 81 Co.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

s<sANDIESy general asortmentfor sale at
the Marengo cash store ] 2 astlon aaoli Z.
b~s ,s91ejS aai' INV lNANoNO0RST.df
n .sJuly 6, 1898. slashiaiossae yhod4tfiel 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
IfrgtslfD, 70 trif:

~ Eulss holden ia t,c Clerk ole. e he Ciroult
Superior Court % l,v aud Chsusrry for JrfIcr-
''n county, the trtt Monday "a September, ISIS:
J5in We Cary PlLsruT,
AGAINST
Si,uhsa S'Ilsv ssl yfrob SiJev. osaiaisirsfsr, II
.Nr'srht SiI'sv jrrrv.ri. ,-tr -, a3pi-.,l.a'~,
= Ps'rr Sigisu dicsl4ts. f.nis.a Rf.lh4a. los
H. HsEsr. cod .isies JsHusy. sduiaisi,al,r 81
Gtsrss X ,riss. dsrras T. DtftxuAxr..
~ CifANCERY.
''E defendant, james n. Wager. rot hav-
i's entered hi' appearance. and given s,cufi-
~ according to ths sst 81 A.sru.lv sod thc rules II
''t en4is sn % s.r-.rit. iv s.'.sir,inty stidrne
'h.t hr s rut 80 irl-l.tarf 90 ts caUn'F1 n d. cr-
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t H'ri 'tr g tr rrNf t.t5i. SOL s1sa,t the I'D! II
Co., lis'ut,u tra Hsj cop, 90 u,isor.,r be- t,rtl,-
~.'h 'rsertrd IN SOME newspaper I.,bl,sl.,d 80
ibstl, s'owu fr two riet;hs su,s,s,i,,l, anil post
,d q tho TROUT DOR It the eouTt-hlu,, ,u the said
town ui Jhstl.,iluu.
4 CrpN-Trs'r,
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sept. G, ls5s
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ff'nE pnrirer'hIp heretofore exciting under
! NE frm 81 W.lcoNeu = stephen, in thr
h'rPcrs f,rTy cloihiag Establish ueut has been
t'-'lvtt ~ mutual consent. Al person, an
de't"d - tho arm, arc Informed that their &c
counts arc IN tho hand, Il william ]. stephens.
b whom AL paymeGt' r,u,i be made. Those
who E1oY themselves IA arTpnrsges, = e.! please
let thi' notice urge them - n speedy Uqu.!a.
ton o! ihe same. as II j. necessary tAat tie IL
fairs o! tic lrm should now to srt:I,i Is soon
as sable. J1US WELCOMES.
WILLIAM j. STEPHENS
HarHer. Ferry, SEPT. .. i..-
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2 y rf rom tho Subscriber, ~ Wedrcsd-
p 9 &c 2ll Of Ausu,, ny rosf5 .laye, vi
K ..fs himself
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- ais a : eskD
= ,fE ~ Tho suh'eri- sr at Harper, Ferry. a
= tout The u.ille of JGuo Last SOEiIL
MARE. With some white hairs
miNsd through Ter body. She has r~J-f =
a large bald IN her forehead - her y ,SJ>-11
hma leg white sha !, about j,Its-slS--
harris gh--i, ,olcrahly r. . made -i5c. 60
cd last Nay ha. long ,ari-.snJ has been rode
choui three Or four times
H. ~iii pay hbar,l Ts,reri - any -tr.1n
"ho Will pat him "a tie way &C srt..-. Ter
MICHAEL tO8EE
lItrpers-Fcrry. Sept -, ISIS.
The Uir,ktIfr Evstt 20 s-I ST. 'uis1
ava RsD.H'y H','ii-sHe'r, ,..L i,-.r! .as aa... q.
i'-,'' I"4 f-rrr1'd tGI g. a., r,,ltyIi5r
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ar, - vas,rs srti. t,sra II dut, No
= owe cgrsgive. O. f,--vsrn az Persons
atHft tftFras,srE ca ,ur l2ufs ia sLy wy
'Hala'tg-h.t wHrs particularly by shooting
Thereon. - F"tn.li'rEta t'c Trtsent eusiom
81 80 ccHairT. ve t-gu-e ourselves rot only
% sr-e a. tie gvur.es a. hfe, but are sub
l.''..i '' i-rry i1rrr,.ri-uci-s. sud ais Ia dan
rtr'tt r.r,tr.g Nth srvstr irss-. Ne ho,a
ts.t Motive -Ul i.- ..'. .t-at t1-rrrErDt future
tr7r.rrr-sior. H. however, ~ sheh provo ~
slEc.e.t o.. AZ v5.i DC euf.tes1 .. N.u,i sjl
r--atef-
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Il llANI ti r..r.gffa f..HIy rfgerf.rrft's
b t..i. Cap' aie.i ,tJl also. t.t.rf sssi
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Ltsf Of Letters

FH EhAiNiNG in The Post oCiee al Hsrfc.s-
Il U Ferry. sept 30. ISIS. which II no, taken
out by the Is, OF January. 1889, Will 20 returned
90 the General Post Oiics az dead letters.
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w - 'ori'rr mott re'I re;rI'iy informs his
Z fuerJ- ari go public r.r.rsi,, ,bs, tLs
17-'c E''lsii-h'@.rt ni'i in future bs conducted
'S hlmS-f s''r". lite A,. lI,' returned from
.le !asrrn Markets, a.G hos nov. On hand f,
s''."', >-.-eF'. ''t ot.i GCo-JSt5 b. found
ir A'f is"-, 'rtr'ig -lE, a..... 5.L.u.. e., ma
following