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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT making appropriations for certain repairs
and improvements in the First Ward.
Be 1t enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the City Of Washington, That the
following sums be and they hereby appropriated
or so much thereof as may be necessary payable out
Of the funds of the first Ward, viz:
For repairing Seventeenth street west, from street
north to Pennsylvania avenue, the sum of one hum
dred and fifty dollars.
For repairing and gravelng G street north, from
Seventeenth 10 Twenty first street west three hun
dred and fifty dollars.
The same 10 be expended under the direction Of
the Commissioned of the First Ward and two assis-
tant commissioners to be appointed by the Mayor.
SAMUEL BACON,
President Of the Board Of Common Council
JAMES ADAMS,
President Of the Board of Aldermen
Approved August Is, 1914.
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
AN ACT making an appropriation for repairing the
bridge over Rock creek at the termination Of X
street north.
Be it enacted, &c. That for the purpose of repairing
the bridge Rock creek, at the termination of
street north, the sum of twenty-five dollars, SO
much thereof as may be necessary, be and the same
is hereby appropriated payable out of the general
fund the same to be expended under the direction of
the Commissioner of the First Ward
Approved, August IS, 1874. I,
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Ia, .a#..h.a. ii. sta : #.. MAY 81, 1874.
purchased Butler Coal from John Pebone g. Go. last
fall and found 1t very superior article. &
W. LENOX 4
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wv PAINTS AND OIL t.aA2a \
w ALLACE ELIOT s. CO., corner off and 18th
streets, have on hand for sale " laa "a +
White Lead in oil, pure, extra, and No. 27 Z
Chrome, Paris and Imperial Greens is a Z,
Pure Verdigris, Chrome Yellow u
e Linseed Oil, Sc, &C. ata2& @b lie 2l-
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a. elt3s FOR RENT. #taH6 Eal "s
lI:iI A TWO STORY Brick Dwelling house on
street, next to the Of 3l ltcontsins
seven rooms exclusive of kitchen j. in good order,
healthy situation, and possession given Immediately.
Inquire of q. ECKLOFF, sE1
Jy25-tf aaa e Penn. avenue.
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The New York Tribune, speaking Of the elo-
quent remarks made by Mr.. Choate, at the Spring
field Convention, says" 1t appeared to be ex
temporaneous, and yet il flowed on in stream
OF polished eloquence He was so excited in the
earneslness with which he met the questions of
Texas and the Tariff that in the somewhat yio-
lent gesture which he used in speaking, he burst
ms Coat, leaving rent OF i've or six inches long,
below the right shoulder"
This reminds us of the anecdote related of the
gallant old Cpmmodore Hull, on going into the
action with the Guerrero. He was running
down Tor The enemy in the good ship Consttu,
ton, with the guns double -shotted, and every man
at MS station, eager for the engagement. The
British commenced The action, and while their
shots were whstng among the rigging, or ma
king fearful racket on the gun deck, the Com
mod're was coolly walking the poop, giving orders
for the men to keep cool, and not to fire a shot
until the word was given. At length Mr.. Morris,
the Is. lieutenant, represented to the commodore
that the men were impatient to engage-that
some of their number had been killed or wound
ed, and could hardly be restrained from returning
the fire. Are you all ready on the gun-deck,
Mr.. Morris :" SAY, ay, sr--al ready!" By
this time the Constitution had ranged fairly along
side the Guerrero within half pistol shot 1" Wei,
them" replied tie commodore in a stentorian
voice, F." In Gods name, .fre!" .u.Er@
lie accompanied this emphatic order with
gesture, not of his arm merely, but one in which
his aohole frame partook-and he consequence
was that The tight pantaloons which he wore on
that memorable day could not resist the action of
his musces--but burst their seams from clue to
earring!
The sequel of that naval battle is well known;
and while our Wing orators actuated by
spirit of zeal and patriotism, similar to that which
warmed the bosom of the gallant commodore, VIC
tory will perch on their banners.--Boston Jour
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We can produce many OTHER certificates in accord
ance with the above. J. PErrIBONE 81 Co. .
N b. Persons who want their Coal low, will
please send in the orders Immediately, i, will ad
vancs in price, owing to the great demand for
featuring purposes We can furnish at short notice
any quantity of Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, at a
small advance, for cash. hI t @.
Orders received by William Narrower, Crate and
Stove manufacturer, 7,h street, and James Skirvng,
Stove and Crate manufactures, 10th street, Washing
ton city. Those who find it announcement to call in
will be punctualy attended to- at our Off on lth
street, near the canal, by the subscribers.
augl3 JOHN tErrIBuNE & Co.
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A ,NI4E t5 NOTICE. Us t..Hrggg H f
LII persons indebted to VIM H. FALEs, of the
late firm of FALEs & GLOVER, will please make pay
ment to X. L.. GLOVER. 3g l4atggaE9gt sas5 go AS
y iuly l6 a@atua ..f,es VIM. Fl. FALES
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T,e as LIME LIME !! T. LINE /! Z! s8f t,5F
d UST RECElV ED and for sale cheap, another sup
ply of fresh burnt Lime part in barrels extra size,
at the Lumber and Wood Yard, corner OF 9th and
Missouri streets. The subscriber offers also all the
different kinds and qualities of Lumber, and Oak,
Pine and Hickory wood at the lowest prices for cash
= atIu9-3l*l. = gnuf GEORGE COLLARD.
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.s&3E Hsf> .--H NOTICE. EHaEsaa8H
For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
kass SsSsI The steamer osCEOLA, for the ba-
lance Of the season, will leave Wash
ington for the above named places on Tuesdays and
leave Norfolk on Sundays and Thursdays, at o.
clock, P. M.
Passage and fare to Piney Point, So; to Norfolk,
u.s. TIE Osceola will stop at the usual landings on
the river, to take off or land passengers.
july Is JAMES MITCHELL, Master.
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d OWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE
IN warranted perfect and lasting cure ior 'he
FEVER AND .aGUE. For sale BY ~
= q 7a'71"0E1T w. ELIOT s. CO.,
mayl-lm Corner of F and 18th streets.
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Gs10 LOST.
DIU REWARD-Between Bakers Franklin Inn,
9Th streets, and Centre Market, small leather wal
let containing two twenty dollar bills of Virginia
paper, and several papers, of value to the owner
The finder will receive \ reward and the thanks Of
the owner poor man. by leaving il at this office.
R RE TOR GlSr,
augl0-1w 2' @4t2 Loudon CO., Va
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
TRUSTEES SHE.

pG yiltue Of certain deed Of trust executed
I'D on the 23d day of No.emosr, 4. ID. !S43,
between Gus,avus Z, Billon of Ga!ena, 10 Davies
county Illinois, OF the tirst part; Lorenzo Bevan.
OF Plaitvillc GIANT county Wisconsin OF the secon
part, and Miles NJ. Vineyard ofthe place las, de-
scnhed, OF the third part, for the uses, trusts aad
purposes IN the said deed expressed, viii offer
for sale and will sell At public vcndue 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, at Paivi!le in the county Of
Grant and Territory Of Wisconsin, before the door
OF the Plattvile Hotel, in said town OF Playilc.
on the 26th day OF October, A. ID. 1914, between
the hours Of one O'Clock aud four O'Clock +. NJ OF
said day, the following described land situate in
said County Of Grant. to wit: all the right title
and interest CT the said Gusavus 7. Billion, in and
TO the east half of section number ihiriv-three
(33) in township number four (I) north of range
number one % west of The fourth principal me-
fidian; and also, the south halfof the southeast
quarter of section twenty-eight (2S) in the town
ship and rlnge above described, Said interest be-
ing an undivided interest of one hundred and fof
ty-ohe and halfacres of land.
LORENZO BEVANS, Trustee.
Dated al PlNttvilIe, Oct. 9th a. ID. 1871. 30 1t
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
TIE FAMILY NEWSPAPER AGAIN!
ANOTHER YEAR!
"THE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER"

Has already won so cnviable a repu,a-
ilon as complete Family Newspaper,
that IT is unnecessary for us to utter a
word of commentator. Wherever
quantity, quality, variety and cheap
ness are esteemed desirable in week.
ly journal, there The Dollar Necs-
paper" finds subscribers and readers.
The whole aim and labor ofthc pub
fishers has been TO make the "Ne,cs-
paper" desideratum in every family
circle, and by the issue of an immense
edition on the cash system, "a system
which does not allow any one non-pay-
ing subscriber 10 receive the Ne,cSpa.
per at the expense Of those who pay
TO afford it at such a low price as to put
il within the reach OF all. The princi.
pies on which "IHe Dollar Newspa-
per- is thrown before the public, IS tina,
oil making il worth more TO the Subscri-
Der than the dollar which he gives for
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TO ClUE sS.
The following are ti.c Terms:

For 81 one copy, one year.
For IS SIX copies, one year,
For $40 thirteen copies, one year.
For SIS twenty copies, one year!
For $50 twenty seven copies, year!
For S25 thirty-lour copies, one year!
For $50 forty-,wo copies, one year!
For $50 fifty copies, one year.
For $40 fifty eight copies, one year!
For SIS sixty-six copies, one year!
For $50 seventy-iivc copies, one year!
For 500, $50 copies one year!
The money, in every instance, re-
CURED in advance, and free Of postage.
TO AGENTS OR CLUBS.
1t is believed that there is hardly a
town in the Union where an energetic
young man could no, procure from Gf-
ty to one hundred subscribers TO The
Doiiur Newspaper" Its rcmarka-
BILE cheapness, and its wide-spreading
popularity, conspire TO favor young
man Of integrity and enterprise in an
agency.
Subscribers received or renewed on
~ on the ABOVE conditions
Address, A. II. SIMMONS s. Co.
Third and Chestnut SITS, Phila
August 81, 1914.
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administrators SAFE.

nURSUANF TO an order from the Probate
III Court of Grant County, we shall proceed 10
sell, Oh The 9th day of Oct. inst, at the Store OF
). NJ. LansNorthy & Co., IN Potosi, all aud sin.
gular the Property, rights, credits, chattes aud
chooses. in action belonging 10 tho estate Of MAJ.
tial Detandeharatz, deceased, NOW remaining in
oar hands. RALPH CARVER,
SOLON NJ. LANGWORTIiY,
Administrators OF the Estate ol
NJ. Detandebaratz, decd.
Potosi, Oct. Isl, 1911. 80 81
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THE ToNsoRIAL FIDDLER.

I'm Epic Of eouptt, IN couple Of Cantor,
Canto Isl.
While many candidates present their claims;
Although dssinIlar, their ends, aud alms,
Whatever they pIOpose-'tis uhdnTsiOotl--
Oh patient fublic, must be or thy good
Among the res, | bow. My humble name,
Obscure, uns,ng, unhcinlded by lame
But modest metit, cannot alwaysbo
Dootn'd 10 the darkness OF ohscurlty;
Forbid it, heaven bon AT, and point the way
Where, smiling fortune bids hei roarics stay.
These facts pitmis'd--by Ioave-l now propose,
Oh gcntle Sir, 10 take thee by the nose,
And 10y the magic, Olmy soothing AIT,
Al once 10 gain, thy patronage. and hearts
Whether traveller thou, or resident,
My services alike, Cor all are meant
What e'ei your party, be II Clay OF Folk,
For all, have a razor, and Joke
True, I'm engaged IN barber Gus operations,
Not those late pfoctis'd in the British stations
China, or Scinde; All marx the difference here
| shed no blood, exicitno anguish'd tear.
Mine be the task, oh Patrols OF my chair,
To shave your chine, to d.ess-to curl your hair
SupeirIcps excresehce 10 upsooi.
Or teach the rising cItistcI, how TO shoot
TO lave your china, in soft emo.ient cream,
And with razor--keener Than the beam
Shot nom the looming lhunde,-clouds OF heaven
T'improye, the looks, to heishlcn, every grnec,
That plays, or ought to play, around the face
~ shori, 10 render sou, good subjects III
For counting scrapcs, or matrnonial net.
Wy toilet apparatus, il complete;
Comprising fragrant Eau's, Aromns sweet,
Cosmetics, Oils, Cologne, and Persinf BALM:
No mix'd up Trash, moi worth "A d--n,
With these inducements, 'Grnteels,' one, aud all,
You cannot fail ~ giving NE call.
You'll iind my Shop - Main 81, Plaueyillo town
Also, your most obsequious sorraat
Thomas BRowN.
Canto 3D.
Mourn moi oh world. Pagauni dead
Behold another rising in his stead.
Another! what wheul who'll Ye al cxclaim,
give ye ali a chance, TO guess his name,
Ole Boil. VenN temps, they both dispute the crown
Bah. give it Opt his name ~ No. Browh.
u you are 7ceptiea, why J1sI trap IN,
And hear the wonders, OF his violin.
If'sBioud by concord 0fsweei sounds :" yoJ'll own
That BIl's or AHots, eqrN!s not itI tone
ln bright clden1a, graceful rising swell,
Or soft diminish. ! IRE la JdgateHe
ale that hath cafs'-f0f Inusic--"lcI him hear
IL, fairy watIlings ftfai upon his ear
Lake the sweet south that brealhe- Vgoa bed
or csbbage," 'rioLeLs,' should have ytif--
To follow shakspeare's tJt--. Boz let II go,
Slips viii Occur, ~ drawing = Ioog bow.
II parties should, his seSriecs, require,
Ihey, can be chartered 81 n moderate hire.
WAN, Gaiiopade, Cotillion, lionpipe, Reel,
Fandango, Jig, Breah.a0Hh--Get pf ny heel;
AID all tie Ans that grace Terpsichore's last,
Did-up, 70 suii, the most lasiidiOus TASTE.
AEtA.
And Il get ehrbuias'd, by lie peopl, oh dis iowa
Take de sbedsstin bIessn 90 de Niger
Ton. Bows.
PIauevile, Sept. Q, 1914.
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MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,
LATE FROM THE EAST,


NM GUILD Respectfully inform the Ladies Of
w Poiosi aud vicinity, that she has com
menced the Matchmaking and Miliner business
in this place. Having had long experience in the
above business she fiators herself that she will b.
able TO please all that may favor her with call I;
having every article in the Fancy line, that may
be wanted. Trimmings for Diesses and Cloaks,
Cords, Iassel', Gimps, Buttons, Frinscs and La
ces; also Silks oferery description, Velvels, Arii
icials, Ribbons, and Trimmings for Bonnets; Leg
horn and Straw Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Inside
llandkerchieIs and Ladies' Cravais; an assortment
of which viii always DO kept on hand. AL ainds
of Embroidery can be done, such as Dresses, La
dies Aprons, Shawls, Masonic Aprons; sample
OF which can be seen by calling at the store oil
VIM. l.. Johnson.
Ladies will fad il greatly 10 their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done. She has
made arrangements - receive the Latest Fashions
from the Eastern Cities every month.
Ladies may be assured that any work entrusted
10 her hands, will be done wi,h noatncss and des-
pa::"h.
She can he found by calling at the store OF
VIM. T.. Johnsc,, one dsor above George Made
,ia's store, aud adjoining d.. Bckac!fa dwelling
house.
Potosi, Sept. 1914. % Cm
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WOOL CARDING.

TE1HE subscriber has commenced tie business OF
IL wool esrding, al his mills on Grant river and
IS now ready 10 accommodate. al the shortest no
iics, those who may favor hIm with Their patronage
Great care has been taken IL procuring complete
set Of machinsry, which has bern hued 10 10 the
best manner, BY an experienced Manufacturer, who
VII attend 70 the business Of csTing at all times
Terms-six4 cents per ID. cash or srain, at cash
prices Please send one ID. ofgrease IN SIX Ihs ~
= ool. CIean The wool from roarss dirt and bgrs.
u. X. BURT.
WaterIoo. AUGUST 18th. Is4f - 81
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THAT FLOUR.

EETE would be glad iC those who promised us
w flour would deliver il Immediately, as we
have made preparations for receiving a large guam
tty and are in daily expectation Of It's arrival
None but the best quality, from wnter-w heat, will
be received. T. T.. LEWIS & co.
PotOs, Nav 81, ISL.
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MARK TIME!r'

WTEhave requested those persons having un-
w settled accounts with US, to call and settle,
but it has had no effect We noG say that we have
patiently wa ted until "lorbeanance has ceased to
be vinue," and we must and eiH have our pay
five are compelled to ''crack do'Cn in order to &c,
it. BARBER & WARD.
Lancaster, August 81, 1914.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Civ

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Civ
en-. that The Board of Commits
sioners Of Gran. County, will meet on
the first Monday of November next,
for the transaction Of business, lie sa'1
Board having been unable to hold a
session on the first Monday Of Octo-
Der instant--at which time, all persons
having County business TO transact, are
requested to attend.
BY order of the Board:
l.. o. SHRADER, elk.
October 10, 1914. 81 st
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GA venerable matron at Worces-
ter, upon hearing the name of the
Wing candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, said she thought she knew all
kinds of tea, but never heard of Free
Ling Hnson before.
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Clocks, Watches & JeWelry.
a a GA Sc ST sg 4s

DEGS leave to inform the public,
I'D that he has opened shop on end
street in the village Of Pla,tevi!le, for
the purpose Of repairing every variety
of Clocks, Patches and Je,ce ry.-
Such as may favor him with business
in his line, may rely OH having the
work done in the best manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
TPHe has also on hand good as
sortment of the above articles. which
he will sell low for Cash.
P!atteville, Oct. l2, 1914. 81 ly
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GA Michigan editor complains
grieyously of ono of his subscribcrs.-
The fellow will not pay his subscrip-
ton. and threatens to fog the editor IL
he stops his paper. What is to be
done.
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GA seaman who had escaped one
Of the recent shipwrecks was asked by
lady how he felt when the waves
dashed over him" Wet, madam, quite
wet"
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Al his residence. on Grant River. on the NOR
nirg of the 3nd instant. FRrDERlcK A.
SpRAGuE; aged 43 years.
Al Halle Green, on the llih inst. ALBERT
franklin, Ofan, son of George Moore, aged
three months and ten days.
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CESome one says that an old man,
as he walks, looks downward and
thinks of the past. A young man looks
forward and thinks Of the future. A
child looks everywhere and thinks OF
nothing.
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IN CUANCERY.
In the District Court u. >. in ahd for the coun
~ OF Crawford Wisconsin, Territory before
the Honorable Charles Dunn, In
Chahcefy sitting
Edward W. Pclton,


Alexander s. IIooe, and Emily IIooe, his wife,
Execuiix pf Joseph Roieile, decreased, and Jo- :
seph Rolcite, Junior, all heirs at law and legal
REPRESENTATIVES Ofthe estate Of said Joseph kO-
letie, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given thatby virtue ola de-
Y cree sale made ia the above entitled cause,
bg the Hon Charles Dunn, Judge ofthe District
Court ia and for said counyof Crawford, in chan
cery sitting, at tho May Term thereof, a ID. 1914
on the l7th day Of May, n. ID. lSil upon bill fof
foreclosure Of a Mortgage executed by III, SAID
Joseph Roleiie, deceased, during his lifetime, the
unde. signed, Master il Chsncery oi said county O
Crawfom, will expose lor sale at the Cont house
~ Praide dJ Chen, in said county Of Crawford
Oh the 20th day nf Sosember, II. ID. 1874, be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon and
O'Clock 10 the afternoon Of dday, the following
described premises 10 wit: all hpse lots or parcels
of land situate and being 10 the village oi ffaife
d. CHEN, in the comfy Of Gas fort, Wiset Yin
Territory, known and designated % LyoI's map
Of private LAID claims al Prairie du CHEN, a. lots
nuaberei twenty one, tHcniy AID nihcieeh floi'
Z ~, 20, ig( 10 the oh nT main village together
with al the appuuenanres theieuntn belongings
AID the highest bidder or bidder, for rash, shall
be deemed entitled to the deed or deed', ~ fee,
and immediate ..osse.sioh Of the premises or parts
81 the premises, they may resree,i'ely TAOS bid
upoh.
TTOS. A. y. BOYD.
Master 10 Chanesry.
/ Dated august 20,h, n. y. 1874
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DOCTOR y. r. BERGER.

PLY SfcIAN AND UgGEoN,
or Has established ms II permanently ia
tho town Of Potos, Gan, Co nly lie offers his
professional services to tie Inhabitants Of Potnsi
sod lis vicinity Ofice Msin Street, iu tho
house lately occupied by Mr.. Buchanau, one door
above Mr. M'Kcnzie's Store 4gi
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Queen Victoria and Prince Albert have
gone 70 Scotland 10 show the rev ROYAL baby
. he Scotch nobility.
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4 lady is turning sernerssis al tbs eowery
Anpi4hsaire.
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q IST of Letters remaining in the
L. Post Office at Lancaster, on the
| st of October. 1914.

- vi OCtopSi: ACTf'
Avery d. Palmer John Mckinney
Silas Walker James Nj. Moore
John Welsh Morrison Wheeler
VIM. Keene VIM. Hudson 4
Fountain Taylor Mankin James
H. H. Koonts Joseph Adkins
VIM. Waddle Geo. McFarln
Henry Thomas Joseph Howard ,
VIM. Cook M.C.& X. b. Frary
Joseph Mills Francis Barnes
VIM. Wafer 50 l.. o. Shrader 9
A. G.. Dixon Hamlet M. Flint
John Stuart James Gibson.
81 BEN. f. FORBES, p. M.
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= ton w are,

EtHDRNS, Crooks, Jars, Milkpans, Jugs,
~ Pitchers, &c, at BARBER & WARDS.
WTANTED any quantity Of Hides delivered
w at our store IN POtosi.
$. T.. LEWIS Go
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been organization OF parties in this county,
exception Liberty Party voting for who he
table, but the through the
being and the highest The whole
election held in the Wngve Muoday
precincts; which would
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WANTED,

A NY quantity Of Wheat. Corn,
IN Oats, Hides, Beeswax, Furs and
Peltry; at the Store ofthc subscriber
in Lancaster, for which the highest
Cash price in goods will be paid.
j. NJ. OTIS.
Oct. l2, 1914. 81 6m
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VKTHITE LEAD, dry and ia oil. warranted
w pure aud equal in whteness, beauty and
durability to any manufactured ~ the United
S,ates-iorsa sale by BICKNELL & Co.
NETINES.- Pure--Poii, Tenerife and Sherry
w wines for medicinal uses, Tor sal. al the
Drug Store, Polosi.
, 1844-12-07
CASH WANTED!

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED To
IA the subscriber. are requested 10
call ant settle the same, on OF before
the First day of December next. By
complying with the above, you will
much ohllge, yonrs and &c.,
NJ. NJ. McLANE.
Wanted, at the Old Stand, in Ash
ley, Flax-seed, Hemp-seed, Timothy
seed, Wheat, Feathers, Rags. Butter.
Beeswax, James, Linsey. Beans, &c.
NJ. NJ. NJ.
October 2Sth, 1914. tf-52.