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J. NJ Royal, Shockoe Hill, Richmond Va.
THOMPSON IT,, 2, ", Goochl md Z. H., Virginia.
J : Easlcy ?. NJ, ialidH. e. u. do
T. A. Iullorny, p. NJ, Clarksviie do
II. Perkins, P. NJ, Lovings'on do
AiIwurih Alien, Drummond Town 90
Nottingham & Oldham, CastSie DO
s :. smith, Lcwisbur. 40
II. Carver, 7. NJ, Madison T. H. 40
Shepherds l. llunso0k, Palmyra 90
u .mron & Srundcrs, Doe Hill On
3 f.. Buckront Williamsburg DO
:. Slater, New Ken, County 40
F. WIld,ll, Charles City County DO
A. e. Buin do Go
r. IIawcs, ScottsviiIc, Powhatan CO., do
J u. Harris. r. VI. Orange c. H. d"
WIN C. Roberts, p. NJ, Mount ilorcb do
F. Enkcs Bermuda Hundred, do
". x +. Forcli, Hatf,x, North Carolina.
r 4 j. White, Warenton 1T"
JolIcr Il Bains Wiiiam-boro do
L. K u. iker, IIoushurs d"
Whsm Peck, Raleigh do
J. 'o""so"' l. '''' D. BRANDRETH, NJ. D.,
24l Broadway New York
.u,r,y.,lcr. have Power Of Attorney proved
before the Clerk Of thc'couny oil New York Observe IT, .
Jan %
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w ~ Jail Of the city OF Richmond on the 5th
nj January 1873, Nero Man. who calls hn's"H JUN
CARTER. he charges the SAID john carer J." 20
lou- up Norfolk Borough; hut the said John Carer
claims hscf Tho said Nrsro MIN appears 10 be about
wears inches hr The said Negro
Man had committed blue round Jacket and Pdnlaoons
The ow said Negro requested come forward prove
pay charges aud take him away, e.c he Will be dca
,,yi,h n. IN. ;uy directs JOHN 4. QUAY,
D. S. for YIN d. Hren, c. K.
-rl1yy
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OFFER r5r Ia" following Tracts Of lar!: farm ~ me
MdGrSex rale! We,&s containing 733 acres ms
of RrppahaanocS vrr SIX miles above
uoanaa 1t well farming under good c"ciosures und
II no; sold ut private sa
offered al public auc,on ubanuo, the Is, day OF Mid
d., MAY court $500
~ stafford cuuary called WiHiSor Forest, containing "
acre. T n lac. IN IN. Gold dstc TacAett'S Mil Is
set Improvement, and has every convenient building
i' p.iva'c will 10: offered at public anc
S'iinri Court hoaSc the h dry Of Stafford May court
fa n land. ~ lancaster county, called Cyrus, conthlRl-
ibo 40 Tbs land lies near Deep Creek, ana
mostly n woods which - considered vau die 1t has small
h.'e ~ i, occupied ~ II sold nj private sale" It
VIII %" offered public auction, Lancaster Court house, III"
rrS' Gay ~ Lancaster MAY COar,.
Al "a" above ii"i "' re sold under III" will OF the late Raw
sh w Dowrm" OF Lancaster COUNT. The will be
.mW0in.. A!rS the subscriber Nu.aHsyile, FiuGuer
county, Va. JOHN T.. UuWNMAN,
Executor Of X. IS. DO5HRqn.
ID
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H5H. ALIEN AMBER u. MOORE: SIr--Ns you dcu
I.s Stale, and have Suowu a:eU; YOU viii please
th shall "Wednesday, III" 2U;h day March
IT," TJ:"rn Of Edward H. Scuss in the cf MAYS
~ ~ kn:htn Court house proceed TO take the deposition #
sam fN and phnr 10 b. used evidence suit depend
and "ujc fUinc Superior Count Of l,w aud Chaucey
e. the cGty gham which plaintiff
uysi defend oiiluc take the said dcpus,l"us
the Day above mentioned shall procerd from day 10 day Suu.
"Grcptc until which aud place you
uIY a''"H! IT YOU tank proper. Yours, respectfully,
Jan % si1g-tdI ROBERT MOORE.
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IN rules held in the Clerks OF
fee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Gnd Chnnccry for
louisa County, the house the iih duy Of February
!o39--
John :. May PiaIntIh:
against
Madison Mead, William F. Settle James Conrd and Mary Iii!
VIII f,rn.rIy Mary Settle, Defendants.
The defendants, William F. Settle, James Conrd and Mary m
wife Settle having entered their appearance and
.yen security accorin.,o law and the rules Of this Court and
appearing satisfactory evidence hr they inhabitants
OF this Srac- tho Plaintiff by his counsel il
named defendants do hc0c the Jud.
of our said Court court house the hrS day OF the
term of Court the Bill Of the Plaintiff, and that
copy be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
Shci the CITY Of Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and
nj the front the Court house Of this county
court day. ACopy-Icslc,, ,,r>r,, , .
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EH7M PRINCE 4 SONS will make sales oil Trees
w aud Cuttings Of the genuine Chinese mofus
Mulcaulis, Morus Expansa, Alpine, Broussa, CANON
and other varieties deliverable 10 the purchasers Ine'
diacIy or at such period in the Spring as is convenient
10 them. and will enter into contracts accordingly -
Prices and terms Tor the Trees and Cuttings when are
reasonable will he forwarded 10 all who may apply inr
them BY mail as well prices Of Silk Worms Eggs
Mulberry Trees, &c The Multicaulis Trees are re-
markabIy vigorous ard as we first imported the genuine
Tree purchasers are Of obtaining the true KIND
II from this cause and from The great attention PAID oy
them tina, the Trees they have sold have ven universal
satisfaction. ,oa.
NB-Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plants and seeos
cal be supplied TO any extent. T..
Flushing, near II York, March 2 1890 95-At
NTOTICE.-The subscriber, residing al King WIFE
Courthouse respectfully offers his professional ser
vices in the Courts of King William, King " queen
Essex and Hanover, which he will hereafter asu u.
anatjv Office al his residence al King William Court
house Communications by mail strictly attended 10.
Feb2l [o9-wlaw] VIM. N. GREGOhi'
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Bank Stock al .4uctiOn
-1I--T S;Tt of Yuiug6ie Real md PsrSORat Estate.

he sold on HuRsuAY ith Insant, at ~ o'clock al
- ,i,e-llousc 81 shares Virginia Bank Stock, and o.
. ... If the Farmers Bank OF Virginia Terms cash. ~
p - - - io6-3tI JAS u. LYNCH
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Gin of Richmond Scrip for sal

City Of Richmond Scrip for sale
ERTFICA Of Deb, of City oil Rchmond bearing per
cent interest payable semi annually can be ohaned az he
Office Of Kanawha Company deliverable AT
tho time Of the application future time then liked upon
w. B. CHlTTENDEN,
Seere,ary of N, Jaues Rirsr and Hanarha Company.
Jan % 76-wtlJuiy
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Es JNIlNGFON 4 CAMPBELL receiving large and
s0'al assortment cfIaPoRrEp AMERICAN Day
"' "hrcr they will be prepared sell very reasonable
'H hi would merchants visiting The city call aud
''.LIa" 'h'l' ,tuck at No. ID Liberty Street.
Ne" fo'a, Januuy 81, 1899. e0-3m
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eN Rule, held il the Clerk office

of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ghnncery for the
couaN Of ;o!iuc u the ith day Of +, bunry le39
Mary John a, licGry c. Johnnah Mathew AndJo
scph A. rca,fo, y Francis Scott, ihe next icnd
Piainitl,:
agiinst
Richard Nomen George Pollard administrator Of Nancy
RriI,cs decd Defendants.
defendant Richard NoTment not having entered his appear
according the ret Of Assembly ind the
this Court aud appearing b. satisfactory evidence that
he tnnt Of this Commonwealth Il l. ordered that the
appear before the Judge of said Court ut The
Court first dy of the and the bill Of
the plaintiffs, and that OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
paper published the Of Richmond for months
posted the front dou of the Court house Of said
y Cnpy--lestc, ROBi. hlbriN- &c.
Fol,
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NOTICE.


The nc 81 of kin William H. Mowbun, the part OF his m
Their William Aewburu such there be- are hereby noImed
that Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Icnrico aud Of Richmond which
the first Monday May next they or some OF
Of decree OF which the above an abstract
shall claim distribution oihc personal estate OF the sand
decree will be asked Tor distributing
the estate amongst Of kin the OF his mother
those concerned, II Is here stated, That
William hlcwhun above named foreigner believed TO be
who Virginia SINCE and m
,cnased Randolph Of this State; that nc died
ony the above named William u L.
wife, him; that tins survived his
moh"r died nte-iac, under few snrr leaving
frhcr mother sister, brother
of them him. that he left NUMEROUS
collateral the Of his mother but none on ihs part
kno the administrator; that 10y the laws OF
VgInp b. kindred the part OF the father although they
foreigners and avc they entitled TO moloi OF his person.
hch two O three thousand dol
Thai William Boiling Of the county oi GoochlHnd, in Ibis State
" Idin G. r. Mcwhnn and together
wife, Of the maternal Kindred brought suit IN Chance
Of the estate which SUIT decree has been
from which the above cx,ract and that the money 10
the part of Tho father, II such there be-
hepos, uf the Banks III the City Of
Richmond ccd, Of the suit, subject 10 the order OF the
Ccwrt u JonNH'N,
Fcb2s G92-w9wl Counsel for The PiV:
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IN Rules held in the Clerks office
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chnrccry for the county
/ of Caroline, on thr f'h day Of February, 1899:
Andrew J. Reynolds, Plaintiff:
against
William Norncnt and George B. Pollard administrator Of Nancy
Bridges, doc iei"nfan's
The defendant William Sormcn, not h1rng entered his appear
ancr according the art Of Assembly and the
appearing by satisfactory evidence That he
inhaant this Commemorative Ii Is ordres that the
appear before the judge of our aid court ut the
first day Of The next term and nn"i The " OF
tho plaintiff and order he forthwith Inserted
some nr published the city OF Richmond for two months
posted the front door of the court hOu" at tie
SAID county. \ copy cs'n
Teb2l fs9-w-w EOBI. III DGlH. I. L.
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aors FULLY understood the science o.
sdeology, had. been at sundry tim,
5fought and deposited 10 the aforesa.
1huFch, much 10 their annoyance, an,
:he dis6igurihg Of many fine dress. U
"a which the ladies assembled them
slues together, and exerted their rem
eating influence, which could bu. bt
conceded paramount to any ever sxh,b'
ed by the Gentlemen, and ,hereupOn,
he ladies', look the responsibility OF
lecfdiug the question, by pOck citing thr
,ey and refnsnig any further admission.
ia vain did.ths. gentlemen contend that
sley'had been taken by surprise; in vain
I, lid they impprtune with the Pusius fol
,uother opportunity. The ladies have
one il. WAS the reply; i. is their edict
aud there is no gainssying. Nov
I.Messts. EdiioIs, il any enc require,
Stronger proofsthsn IS here furnished
Isi him sesk an opportunity, and m
word for it he is.agalnst a snag.
TOBIAS.
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OHIO LEGIsLATURE.

In SESare this morning, the resolution Of
Mr.: Mathews. against eIecting members ofLeg-
isl1ture to Office, was taken up, and aiter some
considerable discussion, il was laid on The ia,
Die, and will be printed.
aihe Hoa'e, yesterday afternoon. the per.
mansnt elections were gone iuto, and the pro-
TEN appointments. coi6rmed without, any reg>
alar opposition. The clerk of the House, Mr..
Oimock. we should have stated before, is the
able and fearless editor Of the Cadlz Sentinel,
from; whose columns we SO often copied for The
heno6t OF our readers. The Speaker Of the
HOUSE this morning presented the standing com.
mi,tees which wo presume will give very gem
eral satisfaction. Bill No, l, Of the House
came up for consideration, which was to repea
Internationally the plumber act. It elected
much interesting discussiap,, and on motion
OF Mr.. Spalding. i, was amended by large ma.
jorts, so as to suspend for the present its opper
ations, The subjsct Of final repeal will come
mp again, we presume, after the reports Of tn,
Auditor Of State, Board of Public Works arc
beiorei them. The principal speakers were
Barley. Flood, Ford, SPalding, and Leonard.
4a Columbus Statesman
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! 'tsNI0yADLE TATTA0RINH

4 oaEPH ". NEWBURGII. would Arss
- speclfuily inform his old friends. md
he public in general. that he carIies on
he a6ove business in ell ns various
branches. one door East Of j. I, Smiihs
Store, where be may utsslI tines be
fonnd 10 attendio all work inlrusled ~
him. He HaueIs himself il viii "
done es durable, neat and fashionsbie.
as il Gao be done in the cnunlIy, as lie
intends al ell times TO keep in his em.
ploy good competent workman. and he
Imsans 10 receive The FsshioDs Isamply
provided for. q
To accommodate his frierds 10 ihe
country, he will take neaHy-all kinds Of
country produce.
N. B. One Of two epptattlees wan-
Lied immediately 10 Ieafn the Tailoring
Ibusiuess. Boys heiyceI ihe age Of 10
land I6, would bspfslerred. They must
lbe 6f good chsracteF, as resotnmender
llions q industry honessy, ap9 sobriss
alfy, will bs required.
Canal Dover Aug b, 1859 lf
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ed that. yuhn Quincy Adams be eleelsa \ Ii
Chair which was carried, midst the thunder
inga of the galleries.
10 this scene Of anarchy Cave Johnson Of
Tsansssee proposed an adjournment which wa,
carried, and the House broke up in the most
sublime confusion.
Tho transactions ofyssterday will bring them
inbold relief before the country, and. if one
spatk Of The feeling which lighted up the flame
ofrevoldtion in 76 yet remains we shall tea
verdict pronounced, which will tingIs in tn,
oars Of the opposition party for N any lon.
day, - New Era.
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HOUSE oE EsENTATIVEs.
ThuasDAY, Dec. &. 1889.

n N. NJ, NJ - 49, n ~ de.a "A
rst'tlens presented, by hEA, rom cltlzens
o. her''son, beimons ana llscaraawas n va couns %
tMs, III relauon 70 ute road. ny mr. ming,
from members ofthe ire. department OF Oxford,
p ns exempted rom labor on tne public roads;
ny Mr.. hioya, rom members 81 ohlo rail road
company, ioF amendment vt Their charter. BY
mr.. Wsicl, OF stark, from MARIA Hawk ask-
lag iof divorce from hef & hasoand,reter Hawk.
Dy M waaneI, s.sa toleSa1lze ,ag eeTsahl ac!s O.
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Fer the Democlst.
DECiDlNGtPHE QUESTION.

Msssrs Eiitors-Y our fair readers
will no dubi, be ul on q tip toe, when
they are informed that ponderous
question which, for many centu-
rIes past, has agitated the minds OF the
learned and the wise; "a qnesiion which
tbs Stoics and Philosophers Of all ages
have, added thei, btains, ia attempting
10 dispose Of, has in his our little town
Of Dover, beer finally settled, and proof
as strong, az Holy Writ, adduced, to
stately all gaiOsaYers. ,hat-th giant Min
ded, hayo prn-ca thsmselves mere now
- ices in ever dispnllng that the Ladies'
>We0r tie trseckes. Wha, will the Sto-
10 and the Philosopher, say o'all this
viii they s,ill be incredulous, or will thu
as.ouudiUg fact break u?on their ears
like the bursting Of mighty ,hunders
ButsiisS Pes'aps they will require tn
proof; 30 'Facts shall be submitted TO
CANDID world Where then is our Ly
ceum'i
, Haze we not on former occasions as
eeTbled ourselves together, al tn
Church TO discuss the affairso Of our ma
non. aad all went on very well, ill W
poor hnIte beings, had the vain, and i'd
curiosity to determine the question, D
sFemaies exert more influence than Il
Mplee. One evening not being su
& 6uien, 10 satisfy the zeal Of the cor
4. batS9.s, the question vac adjourned
ane:ner. This was an unIucky ONE
for the fair ones::s Il however, Jed The
10 the d''coSsry tbst, certain nuisauc,
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Boots v Shoes.
500
Pair and More.
READY MAD E & FOR
g al EARY
MARTIN who wOuldfespeCtfhly inform
. his I'D friends and The public, that h.
atilI carries on the abOye business. in il,

MARTIN who wOuldTespectfuly lDioTn
ID his I'D friends and the public, that h.
still carries on the above business, in it,
arious branches, one door East Of ]. ] Bur
ess' Grocery Store, having Just received a new
and general assortment of fBODTS d SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season-Bsing carefully
selected nv and from several of the most sxpe>
rienced manufactures, in ths City, may he relied
ON TO be good.
Intenling also more extensively TO continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, be can obtaln,, and
having on hands abundance Of Stock aud fin
dhgs, which challenge cnmpariscnin in this place.
He hopesProyidence permitting TO be able con
stantly to furnish aouRdan chose, give genera
satisfaction, and Justly merit sufficient share o
public patronage. Determined TO improve hi
husiLess by all fair means-he assures those wh'
may favour him with call, thathe will sell .
low for good pay, as any ARTICLES of the sam
kind, and quality, so far as he knows can b
had in this part Of the Country. M
N. D. All rips and premature breaches If re
turned, WILDE repaired free Of exPence,
Canal Dover Dec. a. 1889. IT,
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CLOTH " WUOLl

n I.SM1TH g. Co., Dover, will receive
al Cloth to Dress and Wool to Gard, for
the New Philadelphia Cardlng Machine
&.FuIling Mill, and returned to them on shorl
notice and in good order
J. BROWN & Co.
Now Phila lolphia, June :. 1895. III.
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EWN HE Board of Examiners for the County
n Of Tuscarawas, will meet for theSexamina
tlon Of those proposing to teach Common
Schools, in said county, on Saturday the NINTH
day of November next, and on every succeeding
Friday during the months of November and
December next.
w SPO0NER, on behalf the Board.
November 7, 1889. i,
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.----------
MARKlED.-On wednesday the II
III, inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Greenwald,
Mr.. Leroy Jones, to Mrs. Amanda
Moffit, both of Dover.
DOVER, AND NEW PHI ILADELPHTA
PRICE CURREN1.
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YOhN /. SMITH & co, Dealers in
~ Dry Groods Hardware, GroceIiaAl
&c. IIraclory ct. north side. HANKse
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.'e9t, sArriUMJ.

FERTIG.--GROCER,
~ Commission Merchant, & Boo: g.
Shoe Manufacturer,
East ade OF the Canal
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, general assortment Of
goods, such ae:
Coffee, Teas, Sugars Liquors, Oils,
Smoking = CheWing Iobocoo, COnfec-
tionaries, Rock Sab, Ground Pepper,
Alspics, Mustard, Ginger, Bar ana
Shdmng Soap. Chocolate, Solaratu'
Shoe Blackiug, Black \ Red Ink,
Writing Paper =. Calls. RGisias, NSts
Of all Kinds, Loco Foco Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce, Vines Of all des-
criptions, &c. &c. &c.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems fine and coarse Boots, fine 4
coarse Brogans, Gaiter Boots, Slips
+ Shoes, &c. &c.
Orders for any description Of Boott
&, Shoes, can be filled on reasonable no
| lice, and on the most satisfactory terms
Canal. Dover, Now, 10, 1899.
Il
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n office.

NOTICE ishereby given to all persons, in
terssted ih1t at my instance writ Of Attach
ment was this day issued by Andrew Hattsry
a Justice of the Peace for the Township OF Su'
gar Creek. County of Tuscarawas, against the.
goods and chattles, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of Phineas NJ. Jenney an abscon ding
debtor--and an Infamous William.
WIN. ]. IluET.
Nov. Doth, 1889. .s
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- ~ VIZ tIa yS,r,, tl Hetfs -
A zsns y assi Esil lSser aud yei:so.im-
that he hes commenced the ahox.,e most
siness Immediately over MICHAEL FISSLL1 l
Wagon Shop, where he intends to carry ilnn
in all its various branches. He also has cons
nected with the aboye-the Paper Hanging
which re promises shall NOT be surpassed BY
any. His work shall be done in stlle and
manner, that will show for its self
lie also will attend TO work in the country
Canal Dover, Aug. rs, 1899. 3mo.
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GOdDIDS,
which he has Just received ron, the East.
I, from the Fast, have just received direct.
Staple and Fancy Goods, of choice and nsst
select,
American, French and English Calicoes,
Assorted Ribbons, and yankee Corn Hoes,
Colored Gambricks, Tin and Wood Pals, a.
Tickings, Thread lace and Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered hose plain and striped Satnnsit,
Latches, Hinges, plain and fancy Grecianete,
Ladies' gloves, tin Pans, & work d Inserting,
Edgine, Footing g. cold watered Betting;
Red Peddmg, Cloths, black green, gre Gynd II
blue, ~
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and Handsows Too,
Orleans Sugar, Mohair Silk and Satin Stocks,
Ladies' BonnetS, Iron Squares d Cotton Socks ,elI
Italian Lustering, cold Florence & Gro De narnd
Victoria stripe, Canvass, bingham, & PIX ns;d.
Apron check, Handsaw Files, and ke, - -.
Rice, MoIssses and Glass by box cFhu tnv Oest
Oils, TQbanco, Ginger, Snuff anMweon q lauy
Hammers, Walters, md Cofdsc
Iron Steel, Brandy, WipeAhlte
Oriental Braid, 10 ine Y d;,s,.. y,;,l ,.k;,l.
Reader, pefcl,anes Rss n afflicted sd ls'
1s.o .The m;,. Y useful, Dk bgs
thee l'IiSS letter % DT. Alsss
Should PIas,sIays, mott lsla 81 /.
demgsr occurred wiIh,
Call Al. mum the drinkers IL
! hind Ihas5jIta q;
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s a d d lie y.
WM.SHEAR.

VIM. SHEAR.
EsPECTFULLY inform the lpnblic tha
MWhe has purchased the Saddle Il Hay-
ness milking establishment belonging to John
Treanor, and intends to carry on The business
as usual aud manufacture men and worlen' &
saddles in the newest fashion and Of the best
materials.
ALSO,
All kinds Of carriage, Dearborn wagon and
Boat harness, with every other article tn OUT
line of business which is required IN the coun.
try.
Hc hatters himself that the execution Of
his work will be satisfactory to those who
may employ him. He will sell on moder.
ate terms, and take all kinds of approved coun
try produce in payment.
New Philadelphia, July Both, 1889 IT.
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CHAIRS! CHAIRSW CHAIRS
W have on hand aqnantity, Of go cd chairs.
various fashions, qualities, and PRICES
which | will sell cheaper than can be pnrchas,
cd elsew here in Tuscarasuw County.
All kinds Of work in the Chair line, can be
made to order by good workman, if called fol
Chairs deposited for sale al J. J, Burress'i
GrO.cery Store. -
, G. w. WARREN.
November Z, 1880.
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