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ARTI-MALARIAL BITTERS

is AT entirely original compound, having supe-
riority over other remedies nom the mode Of
combin 'ug the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been e~xtensively used, and
up TO to the present time has il no Instance
fIiled to give The most unqualified satisfaction.
II the direction are strictly followed no case
of Intermittent Fever (Chllis and Fever, no
matter of how long sanding, or or what de-
gree OF obs. macy, will fail 10 succUmb 70 the
lsa OF Lnn.a LILLarS.
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As a TOnic and PEOphyIactiC

Severe cases Of indigestion. arrangements OF
Absorption and Assimilation, biIOusuess, I'm
ea.iuess. Discussion, Weight and Pain IN the
region OF tEe stomach, Loss Of tpueute, Lassi-
tuGe. Muscular and General Debility, Disturbed
Circulation. Loss OF Blood. SyncOpP, Nervous
Irritahiity, Mental Depression, et", occurring
10 maIar al district, or IN a patient who has
spent some time where GhIils and Fever pre-
vail, will readily yield ID the use OF this une-
qualed Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits OF these
Bitter, added to- "a testimony unlVrrS3l IN the
case OF sufferers who have used them, and
accord so the Remedy their unqualified APP
provaI. has induced ms. 40 a very large expense,
10 secure the SOLE RIGHT to
this article rom the original recipe, which
recipe has been experienced upon and salts
f~actoTily proven TO be superior % any COM
Douud iu tHe treatment OF the above men
diseases, by one Of the most learned
phygicfang i'm tile United states.
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The provision markets are frmer than
at cur last. Mess pork is not offered
freely and most dealers are holding for
an advance. Other meats are a. high ia
Cincinnati and st. Louis as in this mar
ket. Choice butter is very scarce and
in demand, while common is a drug and
is sold st any price, Owing TO the short
stock corn went up during The week, but
il is again declining, with good receipts.
Oats are firm, and bran continues very
Eggs are plentiful but not active. Fresh
packed are firm at cur quotations.
Onions and potatoes are scarce and firm.
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Referring 10 the above dissolution Of corart-
nersnfslwe give notice that the business viii
hereafter be continued under the name and
stvle OF Rice & Engel. ". RICE.
ie2ilW ESGEL
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Dissolution.

TIVE hrm Of A. P. BURDITT a co. Is tbfs day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either part
will use the drm name in the settlement Of
nc business All parties indebted will come
foruand and set ie their Indebtedness az once,
al No. ~ Madison street, up stairs.
A p BUHDITT,
Angus CAMPBELL.
JAMES II. SMITH.
Memphis, Tenn.l July l. lSl, Jy2IH
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Dissolution.

TINE firm Of STEBBINS & PULLEN, existing
1 at Memphis. Tenn, is hereby dissolved by
consent. Charles Stehbins having sold
his en- ire interest therein to Messrs. JULIEN
q HAMS lock. they Will assume ali liabilities
ana are authOrizedt TO close its affairs.
CHARLES STEBBLNS.
BES. K. POLLEN.
Mamnhfs Iune I 1857.
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Gold, Silver, Exchange. Government Sc
curilicS, t%nCuFFeat Money, Stocks,
EOa DIS. land Warrants. Police,
Ciiy aEd County scrip,
EtC.s Elc.
No 70 JeRsrson Street,
MEMPHIS, ::; TENN.

Commercial bank. 2
Exchange Bauk..-l2
b rn rs & fEch re
Merchants Bank S
Peuples Bauk4O
Planters 3
Plant rsyE Ich'cSB 'k.IG
south W r.. R
Sue Eauk 5
Union 30
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PUILEN & HAMMOCK.

And viii be grateful 90 have the continued
friendship ana patronage heretofore given to
the old firm OF Muir, Stebbin5 A. Pollen.
BEN. X PULLEN,
De- t.. HAMMnCE
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nNE4 Horse Power 4 CyIinder Hicks Engine,
~ complete and entirely new, suitable for
driving a Printing Press OF light Machinery.
100 feet 3-iuch shlfiuE with Couplings and
Pullics, entirely new. For terms apply 10
W J. kJSS,
jelS Nv Gent Sgp't NJ. anu q. r. r.
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L 81. CASH. as administrator WIN the wills
L. annexed, Of Isaac L.. Bolton, deceased, and
Of Mary Bolton, deceased. has lied his ac-
counts with both Of said estates 10 this date for
- Element IN this court. All iegatces, and the
hnirs and representatives. OF deceased lega ees
OF both said decedeuts. whether residents or
u0n-rgsidents, are notiel TO appear a. the
Office OF the County Court Clerk Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, On OF before the LIST Monday
in August. ls67, and contest the said accounts
If they desire 10 do so.
JOHN LEAGUE. Clerk.
JuRe a. 1867 ie25 4R
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The undersigned having purchases OF Charles
Stebhins his interest in the urm Of Stebbtns &
Puiieu, at Memphis. viii continue the Earth
ware, China aud Glass Business at the same
No. rs Main street, under the name
and sfVle Of
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copartnership Heretofore existing be-
tween RICE, WARY a ENGEL, Is his day
~ mutual consent. Rice q Engei
having bought cut the interest Of John N
Ware i'm said hrm-tnka all lhe assets and as
all of the Liabilities Of same.
W. ID. RICE,
JOIN \. WARE,
TFEGEr
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Trustees S0Ie.

ny Virtue Of q trust deed, executed 20 me by
ID I0seHh SchC0uOFer. on the lIth day or
SHELBY county, In book az, part - PAGES l3 TO
500 made to secure q note therein described j.
wit sell 90 the highest bl1der. Tor cash, in mont
Of the store OF k0ystcr, Irrelevant a. TO-, on.
second .Tcet. ia the ciiy OF Memphis, opposite
tie southeast corner of Court square, on Lh-
9th day OF JulE. 1870, between tle hours Of 10
and ID o'clock a IA the following described real
estate. On auu near the city Of Memphis. helby
county, tennessee, cohFeycd o me To- said trust
deed to-W1t: one lot tl the hutler division Of
the CITY of memphis, In block No 2 beginning
at "A stake on Elliott street, 30 feet from the
northea-t corner ~ block No. ). running
thence 80 feel eoutA 70 @ Stake thence 70 feet
east % q stake, thence ~ let north to a stake
on Elliott street, thence 90 feet west with Elliott
street. 90 the beginning. Abo, one other lot I'M
block No. z be4tnnltE az "a stake on Elliott
street, 85 ieet from the northeast Garner or
block 30. . runnlng tttncC DU feet south 70 "A
stake. hen 8 feet east % a stake, thence 90
feet north down the bayou 10 "a sake on Ell IT.
sire. l.. thence IS feet west with El lott stree 10
lac beginning Also, three fots lu The Gr.enlAw
division adjoining the Guy OF Memphis, and
DESIGNATED on the plan O. said subdivision IS
lots So, lg and $50; lat S. fronts "a feet three
inches ON the west side OF Third street, and
back vet 1872 ieet % au alley lots i2g
and lA0Ne on The southwest corner of fourih
and GreenlaW streets, and nont liSz feet on
each The two lots mar lug "a square uflihE feet.
Also. oac utherlct on the west side OF Lennes-
See street. beginning 4I feet perth o. the SOUTH
east corner Of tot No y, block No q as des x
Hated on TIE plan or south Memphis, hence
north q feet with Tennessee street. thence west
at right ugles with Tenn ssHe street 100 fret 20
Chesler So. 70. thence south with Chester street
IS ee, theuc- east @ feet 10 the hrgInnlug
PARTICULARS as 70 mete- and bounds OF all Oh
s aid property. ieferruce Is made TO said trust
deed Redemption IS waivedandti Dc believed
be good, but I VIII convey ouIy as trusiee.
eco JoHN KERR, Trustee.
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The undersigned, in aisposiDg o. his interest
in the late concern OF Muir. Stebbins 3 Pulen,
and stebbins 4 PuIen, at Memph s, Tenn, re
turns his thanks TO the patrons OF the old hrm,
and soHcits for his fuece s0rs, MesSrs.
PULIEN &c HAMMOCK.
A continuation Of the patronage so literally be-
heretofore. CHARLES SrEBBfNS.
Memphis, June !, 1867 Je5 I'M
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E. T. EvERrs, Petersburg, Va.


The following certificate from s. W. Britton,
Esq, speaks for itself;
PETERSBURG, VA, March, 1857
D. EvERTs & Co,
Gents:-It is with pleasure that l can add my
testimony 10 that now almost universally
horne as to the merits Of your Maariai
Bit-ers. had been suffering rom constantly
occurring attacks Of Chills and Fever for
nearly Twelve months, and during that time /
believe that 1 have tried every remedy ever
for that disease, taking advan
taae. as well. OF the advice OF the best physi-
clans in the country, but without any benefit.
have simply 10 say that / used this medicine
and was entirely cured. Let no sufferer ffom
this disease fell to try this remedy, aud he viii
be surprised at the Immediate and entire relief
he will receive s. W. BRITTON.
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NEAR FORT CLIFTON, VA, Nov. %, 1886.
Dear S~ir--daving a severe attack Of Chills
contracted on the Lower A~ppOnattOX river, /
YOUR Anti-Malarial BittTrs, and in a week
was relieved entirely nom them. 1 cheerfully
ft to those who are bothered with
disease. Respectfully and truly yours,
X. HUGEE.
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Architects and Builders Supplies
Manufacturers Of
Galvanized Iron COrRices, Tin, Copper and Sheet IrOn Workers
ss Second street, and Clinton street bet. Towards Row and GayOsO street.
n Advanced IRON CoRNICEs. Mouldings BraGEeps window Caps Tanks etc., adsto
" order. Metallic Roofing and GunAdng zone allow rates
Marble, Marbleized Slate and Marbleized Iron Mantles,
Constantly N hud at all prices FIRE CRATES AND BASKETS a large assortment Ann-
os Engish Mosaic LC0Tn esan md Marble floor Tiles; Plaster Paris R0senaIe and Roman
cement; Fire Brick and Soap stns; Force Pumps Veil and GsHn Pumps all sizes FeHeh,
English and American Rough d Polished Plate GEsH WINDOW HAs sand ntuned Glass o. N
ac1ptons DhtHev and Brewery Work; soda GenentOs ard fountains made to oder
and repaired! Brass Castings
Agents. brakes Solar CAS- pratus for Lighting public and private buildings Ca po-
duee1 without Me " Mechanical prWN& Agents hr p lannon's Louisville Terra Gotta
IRON Worksan and Wire Ranings A-n for Badger CosNew York Architectural Iron WmkS
IRON Fronts for buildings and Heavy Casinos o1dCs hed and Job Work of al kinds
promptly attended to- AS sgeutsnr RohHt WodS C. OF philadelphia We are enabled 70
for EOuaa.C emtey Lots Counters and al crsu rnamenE Iron Work mills an
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On the sth Day OF july 1867.

between the houus Of 20 O'Clock ar. aud 2
O'Clock Pm, in front Of the courthousa in
hsdder for cash, an undivided Interest Of one
9Th in the following described real estate. Iy-
ing and being in the county and State af0ue-
said. ia Range 6, Section z OF the lIth sur
vevoris DistdcL aud bounded thus: Beginning
Al a black oak ping, which has It's Top cut of.
1roaa which south east - links. a red oak
faIersdoWn in the conner, southwest OF Grant
No ga9. in the name or Wyihe Roberts; thence
east 26 poles 70 q stake sta ding four links
nortnWegt OF a post oak marked the
sentheast corner o. q ant No. 20; thence north
n uoies 20 q stake = iuks south OF white oak
marked II. r. NJ" the northwest cor
Ter of a - acre tract Ga the name o.
Tehn y Graham thence east p poles
~ Il stake 10 links West OF one ASH msrkfd H.
n 40 fhe northeast corner o. said Graham's
Ts=Ead 81. r. NJ" the southeast corner Of
--enf No $50 rs the naure Of John D. Graham.
q aI IS polss. 70 "A hOrsf beam 10 the west boun-
-, line OF Joseph McDOWells 500 acre tract.
and the southeast corner on grant No a13a for
~ acres ia the name or r. Mc5fef thence
oL-th With Mcsowsiis line crossing Wolf river
q "a poles ID through a cypness pond az 10
IN an Is5 poles, 70 q stake and smallchsr-
1870 W. tie ~northeaEt corner OF SAID
sa4- thence north = poles 10 a stass
--re routh 10 poles 70 a stake IN tie line o
- faTg. thence crossing Vol river twice
ra~-nrh an island Ia haia river % poles 90
fha uarfhWe1t corner 81 grant No.
- 1fenee south = roles % a STAKE the
rort Incest corner ol go n tHe
49,. "a Willie Roberts thence West crossing
2s-se n pole. Id al 30 poles, 10 9 stake
~ - ~ : + 81 oak marked RI, F" the
Ane rer u grant No. ~ Thence Jas
- a. baxinning, contalntng ~ aces
80 t5fie 10 lhiE property a beAefea 70 DC
-saI mt 1 will coufeJ HA!4
4rusteH.
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before the office ofthe Chancery Court Clerk OF
the city OF Memphis, between the hours Of 10
am. and u m proceed, in accordance with the
prOvfsions Of said trust to sell at Public Auc-
ton. 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, the lease
hold interest Of said Dies, In aod TO a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner Of south or Calhoun anu Main streets,
being 5 feet on Main and III on Calhoun OF
south street, with frame building thereon, and
known as lot No. I in block 4 N W. O. Buffers
subdivision aud part Of the same conveyed 20
Dies on the st day OF February, 1906. regi =
tered in book "a. page 81 Ihave no doubt as
10 title. but i convey only as trustee.
fv3IOt W. NJ. BENTON.
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rs
Nofice of nfssoLt.fforl.

VTTE have this dav purchased OF Col Thos.
w B. Normeut his interest IN the house Of
NORMENT, KUFFiN &FiNNE1. We hereby
assume all the liabilities Of sEid firm, and viii
continue the Cotton Faotorage and Commis-
sion Business az the Old stand, No. is Union
street. " Lee Block " under the firm name OF
RUFFIN. FfNNEY q Co, where we wiz be
glad to see our old friends and customers, as
we'll ~ ali new one who nay desire our ser
vices. JAMES D. RUFFIN,
4. q. FINNEY.
Juns1, 1907.
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TINS few days Of spring-like weather
we have had during the past week.
seem to have started everybody to
travelling, as the list OF arrivals at our
principal hotels, which we give this
morning, indicates. East, West, North
and South, people are on the move, as
will be seen by looking at the resi-
dences given. And it is natural that
they should do so, AFTER undergoing the
process of hibernation for several
months. The warm, sun-shiny days
send the blood rushing through the
veins with a vim; and vigor altogether
different from that experienced while
shut up in our houses during a long,
cold winter. How we wish we could
register our name at some hotel little
less than thousand miles from the
over-heated and sitting atmosphere of
the Locals den. 49,, =
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DIR. It. LKISNER.
RCLEcTIc MRDICINF

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, sDsT., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA
nR. X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, WOES OF an intelligent assistant, who
VII sstend TO the prepartton OF medi-
pie him to give more attention to out pa
nents. specially 70 his many friends In the
country. BIS medicines are all prepared In
MS own once, and all delivered TO hts pa
SsnS ~ hlInselE Dr.. x. treats all diseases
10 a acute g and Chronic, with which human.
LennedlesI which have proved remarkably
snccessful In many of those obstinate cases Of
I1Otic diseases Is which heretofore have been
y named: Consumption, Scrufula. Dis
eSnarges nom the Ear Qzena, Emil fged GLANDS
cancers and Skin Diseases his mode OF
EIeaong Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
sE9Sneenfttts and an diseases of the Tnroat
s+dIs ~ - rs and an otn.
SPlna1 Affections, and all diseases Of the Ser-
Nons s ysten, is acknO wfedged by all who have
Cested Tito be the most certain and successful
sveEknoHn TO the medical profession. DR.. K.
ms peen eninently successful in the treat@
ment Of all diseases peculiar TO women, viz:
M4enstfnl Distractions, Painful Menstrustion,
LeueHhea, Uterine and Ovarion Tumors,
fLolapsus Utert and all Nervous diseases TO
W1cn they are subject. i1 l-lf.fT
He makes a speciality In the treatment Of
al Chronic Affections OF the Genito Urinary
DrEans5 viz: CatarTh of Bladder and Urethrsy
Dribbling of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
GraEels Dtabetts and DIfdcult Urinating Sy-
RRnnlnIc diseases in all their varied forms
9nonanhea, its complications and sequells,
SPermatoIheaa and Impotsney, and all Rffec-
Ii1tls consequent upon youthful ndiscretions
OF F1Stulas, White Swelling, ScrofulOns
sore, Naricose UlceB, &c. Persons afiiicted1
partte1la larry with old Troublesome cgses
anould lose no time to call ON or address DR.
Sk1SNER- Communications containing fec
PIoIinnPtly nouced once Prescriptions anu
medicine cash. For YtEits in city, same as
other Physicians Once hours 8 a. n. 70 Il
MI Z. NJ to4 p. n, and p. N. to9P. N.
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Trustees Sale.

TN PURSUANCE oE A DEED OF TRUST
i from Joseph Elliott to me, dated March
I'd, 1885, and duly of record in Deed Book IS,
folio 479, in the Recorders Office OF Ohio
county, West Va. I shall on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day Of April, 1857 on the premises,
proceed to sell by Public Auction, TO the
highest and best bidder, the said JoSerh FL
nott's interest, being the one fourfh) in q
certain tract Of land situate In Ohio county,
on the waters of Little Wheeling Creek,
eleven miles east of Wheeling, near the Ma
uonal Road, and adjoining lands of William
CASTOR, the heirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
others, containing one hundred and nifty
acres, more or less, nom which said tract Of
land ,twenty-three acres and IS poles, decided
TO Minor Gibson and others, is to be taken,
Selling as trustee I shall convey only such
TUE rs IS vested IN me, which, however, is
believed to be good. .- y ='+0t- "a
TER4s OF SALE-SI0O with interest from
March I'd, 1865, and costs OF sale, cash, and
the balance in equal instruments OF one and
two years, with interest nom day OF sale
the purcn aser giving approved security FOL
the payment OF the deferred instruments. =
qua A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING G. March 10, ls67-lm - p.
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Il Large size Loo. :
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EBThose indebted to us will please pay
promptly within the above time and oblige
apT3 tt STEIN BROS.
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Especially, who have become the yiotin,s .,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSIrIIci,'U.I
namt which annually sweeps 10 an untirnaiS
grave thousands Of Young Men OF the MY
e4cellent talents and brilliant intellect VIZ
might otherwise have entranced IIsfsr;,o
Selators with the thunders Of eloquence ~
walked TO estacy the living Tyre NAV ~
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Gne9ntettiqerrte1>
Pianns AZ Auction.

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL 3.
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Trnstee,s Sale.

D1 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from William IOe TO Edward II. Fits
hugh. dated Oct.3 1883, and recorded in Deed
Book SO, page 40, of the records OF Ohio coun-
ty, and an order OF the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, substitute
ing me as trustee in place OF the said trustee
named in said deed, Twill proceed ON SATUR-
DAY,APRIL nth, at 10 o'clock, n. M, at the
to sell the following property, viz: Lot num-
bered forty-six 49, on the east side of Chap
line street, in the Fifth Ward OF the city OF
Wheeling, in the State of (West) Virginia. As
trustee, L sell such interest only as Is vested
In me by said deed and order. f.. .
Terms of sale-Cash. ga. -'' --'s
WHEELING. March 10. 1861. p rnar2l-td
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Trnstaa,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Andrew Hall 10 Pulaski ScatteTday,
dated Oct. q, 1888, and of record in Deed Book
SO, page SS6 OF the Records of Ohio county,
and an order OF the Circuit Court OF said
county, made at the March Term, 1851 SUBJ
shutting me as trustee in place of said truS.
tee named in said deed, will proceed on
SATURDAY, APRIL auth, 1871. at 10 O'Clock, a
ms at the front door of the Court House of
said county, to Sell the following described
properly, TO wit: Lot numbered foTty-eIght
(4S1 on the east side of Chapline street, in the
Filth Ward OF the City OF Wheeling, in the
State of lWestl Virginia, AS trustee, sell
such interest only as is vested in me by said
deed and order. Terms OF Sale-Cash. 2 20
JOHN G.iCHANDBER; Trustee. o.
7 WHEELING. March 10. lSil. q rnar2I-td
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a LARGE edition OF the school law
passed at the last session of the Legis-
lature is being printed for general dis
tribution. Those interested in school
matters throughout the State may be
assured that Professor White is indie
fatigahle In his labors to introduce and
ferfect "A thorough and complete system
of free schools in our young common
wealth. 1t will require some time to
secure smOOthness in its machinery,
but Professor White will accomplish it
If il can be done. SSH O. -. I-.-.
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Public or Private Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE DEED
ID of Chattels, from W. c. Peck, Bro. & Co ,
recorded, I win sell either by private sale, or
public auction, on April Attn, 1867, at ten
o'clock a. m.a the following described pro-
petty tusted in West Wheeling, Belmont
county. Ohio and Opposite the Belmont
Mills Wheeling, West Va, to-wit: The large
Mill consulting OF a large Quantity OF, good
lumber such as boards, toist, rafters, posts,
studdtng, gfrders, sash and glass. Also, 200
perrhes Of good dressed building stone, two
large soap kettles, with wooden curb, one
Large alkalt tank. two metal pumps, with
pipes and hose, one spring wagon, and one
apl.at - = -. ~. h. GONNELLY.
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THEnE seems to DO a, staguedon in
police circles just now. We haven't
heard of n fight for II week,-nobody
has been garrotted since, we. don't re-
member when,-no fires of any ac-
count,-no smash up on the Railroads,
no runaway teams careering through
our streets,-nO boys being drowned
no elopements-no nothing about
which to write Il startling paragraph.
Verify, localizing under such circum-
stances is "A business that we would not
advise an enterprising youth to enter
upon with the hope of acquiring unfiy-
ing fame. II we were not IA law. abfdinc
and order-loving individual, we would
devoutly wish something would soon
turn up TO relieve the monotony that
hangs like pail over our good city.
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ALL our citizens remember the saloon
across Market street from the Post
Office, as attention has been frequently
called to it in our reports of the Police
Court. But a change is about being in
nugurnted on that corner. Capt. Rawl-
ing has leased the premises and is now
engaged in remodelling the whole
building As soon as it can he done,
he proposes to open out n first class pre-
scription drug store, with a fresh and
choice stock of everything in that line.
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Gents and Boys Clothing

than they can be bought elsewhere
We invite the community to see the stock
and we shall sO0n convince everybody that
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hard times, and proves SATISFACTORY.
For it Will restore gray hair to its orig
nal color, prevent and cure badness,
and the most skeptical are convinced
of the above truth by using Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which is war
ranted.