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Frait Preserrlng Honse.

NIaH
WE'D. B.ckham wrote IN April to
his paper the Dayton Journal, from
Cleveland AZ follows:
From the aesthetiesl we proceed
ed to tbepractical. and Inspected
the Frait Preseryiog House OF Mr..
-Nyee, un invention as curl
odsas il promises to be valuable
Ills 4 bdilding about fifty fee |
sqaa.e for the preservation Of fruit
butter, eggs, and so forth. 1t is
constructed with air tight chambers,
ant the temperature is kept With
undeviatine regularity at 33l to
3t-jnst above the freezing point.
Issaves trait exactly il the state in
which il was plGcked A green
appls plueked in Angus. aud plac.
ed ia one vt these chambers, will
bepreserved in its perfectly green
state until the Vest April or later.
Grapes plackelI-wlen they are ripe
are held in their plump form and
luscious freaIIncss throughout win
ter-ana as we kaolr, until the 18th
OF April-without change in fla
vor or from the inventor, with
an air Of proud satisfaction that
was infinitely amasing when we
remembered Taukee partlality for
the production, assured US that he
had preserved pumpkins as freshly
until nor aswhe6 they were gath
cred in the patch. One OF CUT
party, whois partial to pumpkin
pies, confirmed the boast by men.
tioning his dessert ut the Kennard
house, which was m,de OF pump.
kin nicely preserved in tho Nyco
irait prcseryer. We saw grapes as
we have described them, perfectly
prosergod, and nearly two thou
saud bnshcls Of apples in the same
condition precisely, to all appear
aDce, and TO taste, 40 when they
were gathered from tue trees. How
long they will remain IN this con
dition after hcing taken from the
Fruit Presenter, ! cainot say, but
long enough, / have no doubt, fot
q distant market and reasonable
consumption.
The philosophy Of tho hing is 10
keep tho fruit cold and dry which
prevents decomposition This is
dono by constructing the house
something after the principle Of 81
refrigerator, In fact, the house ls
nothing but mammoth rcfrig
orator. But the leo is placed on o
floor above lined with sheet iron
and made water and air tight.
On the floor beneath, chloride Of
ca'cinm, or the ,caStebititrn OF salt
is placed to absorb the moisture.
The apartments we entered were
as dry as a powder house, and the
mir was so nearly exhausted rs TO
render the practice Of breathing
difficult in II abort linc. The
apartments were us cold as Mr.
Stewards new purchase. There il
one Of those Fruit Prcaeryers in
Newport, Kentucky. The man
who builds one in Dayton willmakC
money.
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a Model Farm.

Mr. 9, W. Potwin, President oi
the Second National Bank Of zlno5
vile has recently purchased the
"Sullivan Farm threo miles wcsl
of that city, on the National Road,
and IS preparing to run it In the
latest and most liberal style of the
art Tho southern slopes ho will
cover with vineyards, tho northern
with peaches and hard wood fruits
the valloys with sweet potatoes aud
general gardening. Among the
now features is "honnery' where
no will "grow" chickens by the
thousand, For this he has built q
worry largo house upon The --latest
poultry model.
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sLnAN,S CnNDIIlON POWDER

Has the largest snle Of any Horse and Cattle Medcln
in this country II is composed Of herbs aud ro,its an
for nldncss. safety certainty thorougncss stand
pre.emnently at the head Of the list Of Horse an
Guile Msdicines.
1t carries of all gross humors prevents horses troi
becoming sti or founderng puries the blood, loosen
the skin, aud gives it smooth and glossy appearance
cleaises the water and strengthens every part OF ID
body II Is also a safo and certain remedy for cough
and coljs, which generals 50 many fatal Diseases
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Groceries and Provisions,

such rs Teas, CoTco Sugar Of six different
gr'dps, Syrups, 5l1use5, carbon OIL &C., a
choice assortment OF RlisnA, Figs Candles,
Cream Tnrilr starch, Cheese, Pickles. Rice,
canned Peaches, Mneiorcl, Goldfish, Soda
pruuca, Spices, Soap Of III kinda salt Crlckcra
liomnY, liah, uigats. Cnrrunts, Pepper. Sale
ratus, Indigo, Nuts, tnll linde,) Crncknells
pigl,lrd py6tcrs, Dried Corn, Flnvoiinc Extrnct-
plnkerrl, porkct Books, Combs. Knives MI
knds Of Paper, Envelopes and States al kind.
NJ pred FRUITS,
We have all kinls of CHEWING TO
HACtO, Plugnud smoking Tobpcco aud @uutT
Flour pfihc best brands and warranted, which
Ge win sell at III, lowest figures IIana. shoul
dora and side meats Potatoes, EBgs, Ouions
Flesh l'ish, Beans, Sc.
Highest cash Price pnid for HWi,
ter, Eggs, and ali LInds Of COuntIJ >
Produce.
nFGcmsmbcr tl,ls i3ap oScluaiyeIy Ten.
pcrancC Groerry.
Gp1ds dcliycredto any part of tio r t5 prompt
" and free Of charge
Don't d,rget tho place, Fat Nam street or
p0'ite the hes Cuuit Houso tot
PAEiOS3 / son
Lancaster, 1toy 2, le97-u
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Florence Sewing Machine.

Makes four distinct Stitches. Feedsth work
either way. sews thin and heavy goods with.
out change of tension. viii gather and sew
on at the same time. Strong and simple in
construction, easily understood, It will do q
greater range of worl, with less trouble and
warranted.
B0-GREENE'S BLOCK, Second Door from
tho Corner, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
January 25, lst6--u
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Grocery and Provision Store

Immediately opposite tho now Court House
LOT, On Main street WhcTo they iut"ud 70 Keep
constantly on hund all l:inda Of
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j. PARSONS Il son,

VKyoULp RE2rE"rFuElY E,EDrSCE
w ~ their iuauy f.onds and tho tiuzenl pi
Lancaster thst they opened
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LATE cA1iK nIsiPAflcanlIx

Ftoasrcs, Ocs. s1.-It i caleisiiy ~.
oises1 - fths kSysi1 =, \, III Aithssas
~ bsn ae.ipg = = eFa1 hfsdbtavation.
on The frostisfs, he's received orders 70 d.
vanss iasosAs Fapal ssfritosy. II vas ksown
hers late Tuesday night that : column had
crossed the frontier, but the fact was not
msds public BY thsG Govsrupent untilto~day.
Tie rsport thai GaibAldi is befess Rome
| i cslfmed. Ha aui,st in 'front.' of the
outer forti6cations With al bis forces. His
army increased al along the march, and in,
Aead of four baasations, il now consists Of
twenty-five battalions of young and devoted
volunteers.
No intelligence has been received from the
interior of Rome since last Monday, at which
time comparative tranquility prevailed.
The reactionary decided upon by the Kings
Government causes tremendous excitement
thfonshout Italy. Ths psrty Of action sre
greatly exasperated, and violent demonstra>
tions Of popular indignation is reported in
the principal cities Of the kingdom.
DUBLIN, Oct. 3l.-At the session yesters
day OF the special commission for the trial
of Fenian prisoners motion was made by
counsel for the defense that the accused be
| tried by mixed panel, composed of an
equal number of Catholic and Protestant
jarymen. The motion was denied by the
Judges. The prisoner, Gen. Warren, de-
cIined the services Of counsel, and declared
he was citizen of the United States, and
refused to acknowledge the Jurisdiction of
the Court
Two policemen we're shot last night and
instantly killed. The murder is directly
charged upon the Fen:ans, and energetic eff
forts are being made to discover the perpe-
traitors.
LovDos, Oct. 31.-The Fenian Col. Kelly,
rescued at Manchester, has escaped from
England. He is reported to be in France,
and will soon leave for America.
PARIS, Oct. 31.-The books Of the Impe-
rial Commission Of the Innternational Exhi>
| bition will be closed the Sd Of November
New YoRk, Oct. 81.
The Herolds Cable dispatches says:
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The London Globe, oi
this evening says, in IN editorial article, that
although Prussia is engaged to neutrality OF
policy in the State Roman question, Count
Birmark, the Premier, has given an assur-
| ance to the Cabinet in Florence that he will
not allow France to make war on Italy, on
account Of the Papal complications.
| PANS, Oct. 29.-The news of Garibaldi'
victory over the forces of the Pope at Mon
te Rotundo has been confirmed by telegraph
The General displayed great personal daring
during the engagement, his soldiers captur
ing all the Pontiical force, made mp of Zou>
! aves, and gems d ar1nes from Rome, but the
Italian Government auth orties at once re-
leased them. 'ssf s
The Liberci, Of this city, says that Empe-
ror Napoleon has refused to permit. the ltal
ian TO co operate with the French expedition
ary force in the operations which may be un.
dertaken in the Roman Territory. In reply
jRa proposal in this direction from Kinf
Gctor Emanuel, Napoleon said that italiar
c0operaion was unnecessary, as he intended
to limit the sphere Of French action to Ciyi-
| ia Veeehia,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
W4su,vcrov Oc,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
The postal treaty with the Netherlands is
officially published. The single rate of post
age on direct correspondence from the Uni
ted States is Is cents, and from the Neither.
lands 40 cents. The contract goes into ef
feet January Isl.
1t is not probable that the investigation in.
to the affairs of the Printing Bureau viii be
concluded before the 1st Of January. Some
of the detectives Of the Treasury Department
profess to have information leading to the
conclusion that only about $50, 900 of couli>
terfeit 7>30 notes we're printed, and these
we're divided among three parties to be put in
circulation.
The White House was thronged with vis-
itors to- day, hut very few secured interviews
with the President
General Grant is about tn issue an order
redaciug the clerical force Of the Paymastsl
Generals ofice.
General Logan did not arrive this m mol ming,
consequently no meeting of the Ordnance
Committee was held to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SAN Francisco, Oct 81.
An Olympia letter, of October 1lth, states
that the Northern Pacific Railroad survey by
wsy of Cedsr River Pass through Casedo
Mountains is completed to 'Paso. 1t is re.
ported 4, 100 feet high, 600 feet higher than
Snoqualamire Pass, and is impracticable for
railroad purposes. Three passes are now re
ported upon, Cowletz, Snoqualamire, and
Car river. Two Engineers are still in the
mountains one at Cadiz Pass, the other at
Skaquii Pass, and are expected to return
daily.
Mayor FELTON, leaves Olympia about the
lst Of November for Washington, and may
report explorations before the Directors of
the Company, sss~ =
The last vessel of the Goldfish feet has re-
turned. The seasons catch is estimated al
943, 400 pounds.
SoMERvILLE, N. j., Oct 81
Last night Mrs. Walker shot her husband,
at Burnell Brook, n. j., five miles east OF
this place fChss. ]. Walker, her husband,
has heen cohabiting with woman at that
pfacs for several years. which led the outs
ragged woman to avenge her wrong. Walker
and his vile lived in New Brunswick, N. j.,
and occupied a respectable position in So
ciety. Mrs. Walker fred the contents of her
| revolver at her husband, several balls taking
| effect in his head, causing instant death.
BosToS. Oct. 81.
The funeral Of ExsGov. Andrews takes
place on Saturday, aui the State authorities
will unite in paying honor to his memory.
| There will be military escort, and probably
| q ciric procession.
Weston, the pedestrian, arrived at the
| Parker House in this city, Eve minutes before
4p m., dinsd ard rested an hour, and the
departed in good condition.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
While messenger Of the banking house oi
Taussig, Gempp 4 Co. was shipping bag Of
coin and four hundred dollars in currency al
the NJ. U. Express office, this afternoon, he
was rudely pushed from the counter, and hii
money snatched by a thief, who Immediately
disappeared, and has notyet been found
LE.yESwoRrH, Kan, Oct. 81.
! About 500 Cheyenne warriors arrived q,
the camp of the Peace Commissioners, or
4 Medicine Creek, on Sunday. > 'On Monday q
Council was held and treaty signed giving
them the right to hunt between the Arkansa:
and South Platte rivers while the game lasts
They want no reservation, but desire to have
their own way. They acted very indepen
IDENTIFY. The Commissioners arrived at For
Harker to-day,
i AMENPHls, Oct. 81.
The Office ofthe Southern Express at Jack
son was broken open last night, and safe
containing FIVE thousand dollars and lars,
| amount of valuable papers, carried of. M
clue to therobbers.
There we're eight intermeuts from yellow
fever to day,
There was q heavy frost this morning.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81. :
. The fourth centennial anniversary of th
; Reformation was celebrated BY appropriate
} services in all the Lutheran churches in thi
city. All the churches were decorated will
3 flowers during the exercises.
, This evening, at the Union League House
3 beautiful statue ball of America honorin
, her fallen brave was given in the presence Q
the League and their families. The statue
!. we're made in Rome by J. II. Hazletou.
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Bosros. Oct.

BosroS. Oct, 81.
John A. Andrew, Ex Governor OF Massa-
chuse Is, died at 6 last evening At Q on
Tuesday evening he was at his residence on
Charles street, conversing with friend, his
family being present, when he had prsmoni-
tory symptoms of apoplexy, and requested
his family to leave the room, which they did,
under the suppostion that he had private
business to transact. He then requested his
friend to call in DR.. Derby, and subsequently
Drs. Bigelow and Cabot we're in attendance.
He remained unconscious from the time of
the attack until death. Il
Rock ISLAND, Oct. al
A young man named John Coulsey, stone
cutter, employed on the e. S. Arsenal, cons
mitted suicide yesterday morning BY taking
two ounces Of laudanum.
PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 81.
The State prayer meeting meets in this
city to day at. . O'Clock.
The Christian Convention adjourned yes
terdsy to meet next yeRr a, Bloomington
The Convention was very interesting, apu
contained representatives from seren or eight
States
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FROM THE SOUTH.

WILMINGTON, Oct. 81
There is considerable interest manifested in
the election. The Conservatives being in q
hopeless minority in this county will proba-
bly, not nominate ticket. The negroes are
almost unit for the Radica. policy.
new ORLEANS, Oct 81.
At > meeting Of the Board of Health the
quaEantine was ssuspendedand , motion offered
BY Dr.! Warren Stone, that the yeilowGever
be declared no longer an epidemic, was OPP
posed and referred 70 the Committee on
Health.
New YORK, Oct. 81.
The Herald Richmond special says: Hun
nicutt is reported to have told the negroes 10
Richmond who had been discharged, if re-
fused work to apply the torch to dwellings.
1t is the opinion Of the best informed citi>
zens that the municipal election, under the
present regime in Richmond. will occur with~
IN eixu days. ..If~lhis be done the city will
be turned over directly to the Radicals and
negroes.
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W1alA .lIRl,TtOB

I E
I s' AUGUSTA, Ha., Oct 81.
The Rpsissa AAs thss following sddi.
tional returns:
Wnhss sosniy, Grss dAy, 10 for ~ Con.
T.iiIsro o,oansy, as.. d.y, 80 for the Cor.
j., Pisscs ssaasy, frst Say, 194 for IL Con,
vsatiea. 80 n
64yAxxaH, Oct. 81.
The eleesios passs9 Asquietly yesterday.
The total note - fas.a Aeasa fpouly - 500.
Only oas Shits man Sslsdss SlAefdsv, max
Ing two sincs the election begun. New
polls will be opened to-day for the whites.
Nearly all tho yotes ars for the RAdiok
ticket.
CoLUxIrs, Ga, Oct. 81.
The ressit Of two days' election is l, f9
vstss fee , aConve vestion; only 36 whites voted.
The number registered in, the coupty is
., e1o; 150 whites and !, go blacks.
MACON, Ga, Oct. 81.
The election yesterday was remarkably
quiet One thousand four hundred and six.
teen votes were cast. Tires whites voted 2
ArLASrA, Ga, Oct. 81.
The total vote of Atlanta and Fnlt0ncoun-
ties for the two days was l8l0; four>6fths ..
Reconstruction ticket. ~ Fl
General Pope has ordered The polls to be
kept open until Saturday evening, it having
been ascertained that the time allotted waa
not sufficient to permit q full vote.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
regulations for the bonding Of parts Of ware,
houses or elevators, under the provisions Of
the Act Of July, 1895, entitled "An Act fur
ther to prevent smuggling, and for other pur.
poses"
Neither Chief Justice Chase nor Judge On.
derwood have any reply from Davis coun !.
sci touching the trial on the 18th of Novem.
Der.
The refusal Of the Supreme Court OF this
district to grant writ of error for an appeal
from the decision Of tho lower Court to the
Supreme Court Of the United States on the
question touching the constitutionality Of the
Con6scation Acts, was because Of gross in.
formalitY in the writ itself.
1t is understood that the Union Republi.
can Congressional Committee, without any
change in its present organization. will be
united with the Republican Central Commit.
tee to conduct the Presidential campaign.
New YoRK, Oct. 80. =
The Times special learns from a trusty
source that the President and the. Secretary
OF the Treasury will not communicate with
Congress until the December session.
A large number Of Southern politicians are
10 meet in Washington about the 18th of No
yember 10 make combined effort 10 Obtain
cessions from Congress for the relief of the
South.
CHICAGO, Oct 80
The Journals Washington special says
Representative Wilson, Chairman Of the Ju,
diciary Committee, arrived tod day. He de-
MES that he has written letter stating thai
he was for impeachment. He expressed nt
opinion on the subject since Congress ad
journed.
| Several Senators and members who have
arrived here express the opinion that th,
40th Congress will continue in session unit
| March 4th, 1869
/ President johnson, in conversation will
democratic politicians to- day. indicate tha
the guillotiue would be applied to all clerk
and other government employees here WHIT
should 60 to New York and vote the Radiea
/ ticket
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FROM NEW YORK.

- New YoRK, Oct. 81.
The Express says: A Boston failure of a
big fish dealer, in Commerce street, is re-
ported. His liabilities is $l20, 1000, and his
assets are estimated at $4,000. A eonsid-
cradle portion Of his Indebtedness is sup,
posed to have accrued at Philadelphia.
The failure of the extensive wool house oil
Southwick, Skeble l. Co., who are largely
connected with the Cambden mills, is an
nounced.
Charles Dickens yill give eighty readings
in The United States, commencing at Boston,
He gives the FIRST here December 9th.
|, Collector Bailey to,dsy, directed the .seis
Fosessf g. N pfEke,e Office, No 176, Front
street, and their rectifying establishment and
bonded warehouse. in West Fourteenth
Gfee1 Thn Arm - one OF Che hsa siest man
ufacturers of whisky in the United States.
The amouDt of property taken possession Of
y supposed 70 be very great.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
A man named Julius c. Page died this
morning from the effects of bullet wound
accidentally inflicted during . shooting ex
cursion on the Calumet river on last Sunday.
A party of forty or Fifty Cincinnati mer.
chapts arrived il. Chicago shis morning.
Diedrich Rherfo, farmer living at Down.
l1ig Hotel, near Qhss 'csy, Was KiefSd te
denth this afternoon By hdrse..A - : =
Emanuel Worklsy.- another distiller Of i'll
licit whisky, was held for trial in bond q
$50 ,0o0. aQ44 Jia4a
1 ,AHoag, the, distinguished arrivals in The
/ esly to day were Hon. +. b. Washburne, o.
Illinois; Hon. Hiram Price, of Iowa; Hen
8. @. Pomeroy, Of Kansas, and Gen. q. "a
Washburns, OF Wisconsin.
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FROM CHICAGO.

2 CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
Dennis W. Dean was yesterday held in
$1.s00 bail, under the charge of robbing the
mails at Wautauka. Ills, as which village he
Was sssistent poslmasser.N y STha case came
before Commissioner Hoyne, of this city.
A game of base bali for the benefit OF the
Soldiers Eair. betHeen- the Excelsior Club
and y picked nine from the other clubs Of the
city, will be played at Ogden Park on Satur>
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FROM MADISON.

MADISON, Wis, Oct 81.
1t is reported that Lieut.. Christian Cous.
ins, brother of the editor Of the Sauk City
Pioneer, committed suicide at Baraboo yes
terday, by shooting himself with pistol.
Dependency in regard to business is sup
posed to be the cause.
A Democratic Mass meeting was held in
this city yesterday afternoon and evening.
Geo. A. Pendleton, of Ohio, vas one of the
speakers.
The school fund commissioners to>day sold
1,200 acres Of school lands in Marathon and
Oconto counties for>$1 25 per acre.
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FIRES.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 81.
The Phoenix paper mill, Cayuga Falls,
owned by Hartford 1 Co., was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
BosroS, Oct 81.
Early this morning fire DESTROYED the
store Of Bunker L Carpenter, State street.
paint and oil dealers. Loss 500, 600; in.
eured $4,000.
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BY BYTELEGRAPH.


- 4 6LE<fh hAIaA1s
ArrERnOOx DEsrArrHn
Latest News From Mashingtsn.
nseting Of Southern Psllisian In Wahiagtal,
November 18th.
~
Gdllotine to Be applied to Clerks Voting ~
Radical 1yekst.
s@ & ~ IN
Postal Treaty with the Netherlands.
TIE GEORGIA ELECTION.
Death OF Ex-Governor Andrews.
IT
A WOKAN KILLS HER HUSBAND.
n0A4 MSooo0Beh nOUueU ~ -. 1S&Ass
-
HEAVY ROBBERY AT JACKSON.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
TIE ROYAL ARMY HAVE CROSSED
. TIE FRONTIER. s
Garibaldi Before Rome with g
Battalions Of Troops.
FENIAN COL. KELLY ESCAPED
FROM ENGLAND.
GOLD CLOSED INNEW YORK 14oa.
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lMcorpornttO,s Notice,

At Mrs. williamsons Millinery escrs. Main FIRES
bet "a and 81 octsf
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LATEST NEWS by GABLE.
THE ROYAL ARMY HAVE CROSSED
- TIE FRONTIER. 81
Garibaldi Before Rome with 90
Battalions Of Troops.
FENIAN COL. KELLY ESCAPED
FROM ENGLAND.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED INNEW YORK 14oa.
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FURNlTt az

Howe d Tyier......... '....3s MAIN street
Duncan, karle 4 Co.......,l4e 4 l42 Main street
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
Stewart Dean..........cor Third Main streets
Huisksmp 4 Matless Main street.
Huiskamp Bro..-.. Main street-bet 4th 5th.
Hart, Main street.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
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Sc Bridges a Estes House.
EGGS a. BUTTER.
p Pond 4 Co............cor Main 4 Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy 0oojs. Fine Cutlery.
S & Bridges l 4 2 Estes House
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BOOKS 4 sTATaONERY.

David Lowry .s.... Second street.
M w Westcott ........ Main street--neaf Fourth.
Ed Carter d Co........ ~. .....S6 Maiu stres&.