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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

SUPPORT Your HOVE PAPER,-The
Cleveland HeraLi, 10 late issue. has the
following generous and manly article:
SUPPORT YOUR HONE PAPER.-The
Meadyille Republican treats very sensibly
the duty of snppOtting the home paper. =
1t says:
oh" they say, "the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati paper contain so much more
reading matter. The reading matter is too
small, and all that. But suppose Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati people acting on the
same idea, and preferred the larger papers
from New York. How long would the
publishers Of those cities be>lble t. keep up
their papers2 The fact Is, man who will
not support his home daily, has very little
local pride.
The Republican narrows the principle in
volved, by speaking of the motive that
should actuate the people OF a town IN sup
port Of its local paper as one OF pride. 1t
is one of selEinterest No one feature OF a
town has greater bearing upon the mpor.
tance of that town, than its newspaper
People abroad Judge, very correctly, Of the
business and intellectual merits of place
by the character and appearance of its news
paper r.E ..r-E
1t matters not how many newspapers a
man takes, his list is incomplete without his
horne paper. Every citizen who wishes
we'll for his locality, should give generous
support to his home paper Ii that paper
is not just such as he would wish he should
feel that himself and nelghbors are res
possible, in measure, for its short comings.
Give paper liberal support, an active
sympathy, and it will instantly respond to
such manifestations. Let an editor feel
that his efforts are appreciated, and he is
the most responsive being on earth; bis
paper being part of himself, he is as senSa-
tive to praise or censurc as a doating father.
Nothing can supply the place of the home
paner. 1t is the mirror in which the town
and neighborhOod news is reflected; in the
social, political and religious circle where
printed, it fills a place no other paper can.
When a need for economy compels tSe cur
tailment of your newspaper list strikes off
every other one before you say to the pub
Usher of your home journal, "stop my
paper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

Mas. CHARLES PENNINGTON, Of Meade
county, Kentucky, has given birth to five
children within year. She started off
with twins last February, and last week
gave birth to three children--two boys,
weighing, eight pounds each, and one daugh,
ter, weighing six pounds.
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Lecture.

Mrs. Brown, Of Columbiana county, will
deliver the sixth lecture Of the course being
given by the NJ Il. Church, on next
Thursday evening, January 3lst. Mrs.
Brown has the reputation of being No.
] lecturer, and we hope our citizens will
turnout to hear her.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

SHocKrNa!-An exchange paper says:
"a man died few days ago, in great ago
ny. His wife consulted spiritualist and
was told by the medium that his extreme
agony was occasioned by failure to pay
for his newspaper. DeHnquents will do
well to take warning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

pTIt is stated that some fifty citizens
of Columbus, sixty Of GAINESVILLE, and nu-
merous parties from other portions of Ohio,
will visit Paris in May next. We suppose
fully one hundred will leave Cincinnati in
the spring for the same place.
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Agricultural Meeting

The officers of the Harrison County Ag-
ricultural Society will hold a meeting at
the Court House, Cadiz, on Saturday Feb
ruary 10th, 1867, All should be present,
as important business is to lie transacted
BY order of the President.
JOHN c. GOJiTLEY.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

IHE drawing Of the prizes in Crosbv,s :
ar sssslatioa, Chicago, took place Monday
.eek. s.i. a. y. Lee, Of Prairie du Roche,
ssandoiph county, Illinois, is the lucky
halder,of the ticket. Most operate mapa.
fsvwi!Ieay thasbe haswon an elephant,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

ssASee advertisement of Stewart g. Lai-
zure, grocers, in another column. They
are prepared to serve the public with all
things in their line of business. Give them
"a call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

n@There has been more sleighipg this
winter than. the "oldest inhabitants' can
recollect Of for years. The young folks
have been diligently improving the oppor.
tunity. 4t ~..'.
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GeaB Two old Revolutionary s ldiers, John
Gray, of Noble County, Ohio, aged one
hundred and three years, End Daniel +.
Brakeman, of Sandusky, New York, were
yesterday voted pension of five thousand
dollars each.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

A MINNESOTA paper says that since the
memory of man, furs have never been so
plenty in that State and on its northern
frontier as the present season.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

TIE citizens in Chicago, now tho lake
tunnel is done, propose to build range Of
near the city, to save the trouble
of having to go to the White Mountains,
n. III in the summer season.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

NERvoUsSEss The cure of nervousness
is best effected by restoring the healthy ac-
ton of the stomach and bowels. and by
proper exercise in the open air. The atom-
ach should not be overloaded with indigesti.
BILE food; bowels shoul he occasionally re-
lIeved by small doses of Robach'S BLOOD
PILLS, The eminent surgeon Abernethy's S
injunction to a nervous lady, is worthy a
place here: Dismiss your servants, madam,
and make your own beds. "
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tOEfE:SIYlNa.

The Following question appeared in the
Sentinel some weeks ago. Can 'oater hc
heated abore the boiling poiit2 Answer
1t can not. All the additional heat is en-
,p,oyed in generating steam
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

In how many words in the English Ian
guage has c the sound Of Z? Name them
Why do some persons dip their razors
in hot water before shaving?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

sS-A woman in Coldwater, Michigan,
asked for divorce from her husband be-
cause he refus ed to wear mustacbe. 3.
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Where they are sold at ,ho forrest prices
This is the headquarters for all articles
needed i'll the school room by teacher or
pupil.
Our stock of Goods. of all kinds thai the
BOOK trade embraces, is very large, and
the assortment better than can be found in
any other establishment III this part of
Ohio. is our constant aim to Keep up
with the progressive spirit of the age, and
an examination of our stock will satisfy
any one that we do not exaggeratc. Our
stock is well adapted for presents--in fact
better than any other class Of Goods in this
market. We are making constant addi-
tlons to our stock, ond receiving fresh as
sortnient Of Goods semi weekly.
LII you want choice reading,
Go to the Book Storei
III you want Magazines, Illustrated Pnpera
etc,, eVc., Gs to the Book Storei
If you want good writing paper, 'O''''''
Go to the Book Store!
If you want good Envelopes, %
Go to the Book Store,
If you want a good Ponknife, 'D'o'0' -
Go TO the Book Store,
For good tooth and Nail Brushes.
For good Ink, Pens, Penholders, etc. '' "
:, Go to the Book Storel
For Blank Books, Memorandums, Pocket
plarles, elc., Go to the Book Storel
If you must havea good Album, '''0i .
Go to the Book Store
If you want good Paisors, Crushes, Boxes
Soap, etc., Go to the Bool, StoreI
Ifyoa want good States, wy ''''N ''0re'
Go to the Book Store!
If you want the best Paper Collars.
Buy them at the Book Store,
If you want the Daily Papers. ''''ie'
Buy them at the Book Store,
If you want the best Lead Pencils.
Go TO tho Book Store,
Where all these articles, and great many
not n,ttncrated, arc kept on hand IN rrn,t
Jan. 1867, a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

&A-Court commences next Monday
There are over one hundred cases on the
docket. r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

aa~Last Saturday and Sunday were 'ex.
tremely. cold DAYS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

On the 2Ist inst, in Hopedalc. by Elder
F. II. Jones, Mr.. THOMAS w. GILES,
and Miss LNDIA a. MNIERN lfE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30
DIR. TOBIAS.

DIR. TOBIAS.
VENETIAN HORSE LINfMENT.
EAINT BOTTLES AT ONE UOLLAR
4 FOR THE CURE Of lamencss,
Scratches, wind gals, sprains, bruises,
splintS, cuts, collie, slipping stile, over heat
ing sore throat, nail in the foot, etc. 1t is
waiTented cheaper and better than any
other article ever offered TO the public
Thousands Of animals have been cured of
the collie and overeheating by this Limi-
nent: and hundreds that were crippled and
lame have been restored to their former
vignr. IT il used by all the first horscmcn
throughout the States. Orders are con-
stantly received from the racing stables of
England for fresh supplies Of tifs inyalus-
bic article. Orcr $500 testimonials hare
been receired. Remember one dollar laid
out ila time may save the life Of your horse.
Sold by all Druggists. ONCE, IS CortandC
street, New York.
January Is, 1866 I'm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
TRUST SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Il ,,,,ut,d 10 mt by William =. Brady and
M lirady. his wife. bearing date IN the
.1.IT,y uf February in the wear le66. and now
,,.,r,i in the Recorders office of Ohio county.
VI N,r.iua. in Deed Book 80, page O., will
III a. ruhhc auction, at the front door OF the
r..rf House OF Ohio county, on SATURDAY, THE
i8,r lN ur OCTOBER next, all that certain tract
ID. r..r.rl of Land living in the counties of Brooke
,,t ohio West Virginia. and on the waters Of
ST., creek known aS the Girty Point farm,
..,I,, two hundred and thirty.tive acres,
,..,,. an - aud bounded as set forth and de-
Inc. aid deed OF trust. This land is under
.r..r.,.,fl,u. has the usual Improvements and IT
,ng!rrltiI. il is believed, with valuable beds OF
coal
slim - trustee, will convey such title as
BE-. ,,.,rI I'M me bv said deed of trust.
Terms Of sale Cash. or ut the option of the
r.r.hr~,r one third in hand, and the balance
m r.r,, equal payments, at six, twelve and
, -hr.,u months, with interest from date, with
decd Cd. must to secure the same.
s BRADY, Trustee.
WHIPPING. Sept. Il. lSG7. sopl9.td
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was elected Chairman. The following
named gentlemen were placed ON tho

was elected Chairman. The following
named gentlemen were placed on the
committees named:
Committee on Fnance-William NJ. Ber-
ryhill. Chairman; Alexander Bone, A. n.
johnson and William ii. IRWIN.
Commiftee on Entertainment for Dele
dafes.-E, j. Stone, Chairman, ID. X.
Wolf, T. C. M'Afee. Alex. Taylor, john
Boring, Geo. Fricker and L. Higgins.
The different Sabbath Schools of the
city were assigned to the several places
agreed npon for Children's Meetings,
and presiding officers appointed for the
same. We will publish the list to-
morrow. f''FG PIG u' s3assE-' p - -
1t is now certain that Mr.. Pardee, of
New York, Mr.. Chidlaw, of Cincinnati,
and DIR. Reamy, of GAINESVILLE, three Of
the greatest Sabbath School men in the
country, will be here. The Convention
will, in all probability, be one of great
interest. Delegates are expected from
all points of the State, and the officers
and teachers of our city Schools are ex-
pected to turn out en- masse. The FL
nence and Entertainment committees
will no doubt be heard from immediate
". We need not commend the cause
to the Christian public of Wheeling.
We know they will do their duty.
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Ernst Sale.

yIErUEuF J. DEED OF TRUST EN-
| ,,r,l 10 me by Josiah IngersOl and Matil-
! h., wife. bearing date ON the goth day OF
o." lea, and now on record in the Recorder
'.'' N,r.hall county, in Deed Book No. 10.
'" - | viii sell ut the front door Of the
90, lions. If Marshall county, al public auc-
,'.' 81. Tuesday. the both DAY OF OC-
IfnrrE next all that piece or parcel of Land ~,
- n.rn.. in Marshall county, State of West
-, rnui.iuing nine hundred and seventy.
=. ,..rr,. three FOODS and eight poles, as the
'. . .sf forth. described and bounded in said
>.t Do, INST. Selling a trustee, will convey
'.I f:.l..> l. vested in Ine by said deed OF
I'm. of Slic-Cash, or, at the optisn of the
,...r..,,,r onrthird in hand, and the balance in
!r-., ,.,ltl payments, at six, twelve and eigh-
,-,p months with interest from day OF sale,
!.,-.I,.,rlrd mstallmcntS the title reserved
20. .." ,,,,,Y,ut. JAS. PAUL.,
""', Trustee.
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M'KIEL AND COLTART.
Those Renutiful

Little card photographs are still made
for one dollar per dozen, at Partridge's,
and are having large run. Every
body likes them, and wonder how they
can be made so cheap. Partridge tells
us it is by using y dozen lenses or pho
Geographic instruments combined i'll one.
THUS dozen negatives are made on
one glass from which dozen of these
cartes are printed in one shot. They are
afterwards cut apart and mounted on
separate cards of the ordinary album
size.
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Confcssed.

On Wednesday, Leonard Gibson,
charged with stealing trunk from
John Lashley, was placed injail. Glib
son confessed to his guilt, and said that
other parties were concerned with him
in the robbery, but he refused to tell
who they were. He said he took the
pantaloons that were found in his pos
session from the trunk, and then buried
the remainder of the stolen goods on
the Island. lie directed the owner to
the place, and the goods were found
there.
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The Meeting mt che Court House Last
Nixht-Grnnd Outpouring of the
Denocrney-A Jubilee over the
Elections.
A meeting of the Democrats was
called at the Court House last evening
to give expressions of joy at the result
of the elections in Ohio and Pennsyi-
vania. Long before the hour appointed
the Court House was filled to overflow
ing with Democrats and Republicans
the latter being DESTROYS of learning the
cause of the change in things" The
meeting was organized by the election
of Mr.. B. s. Good as President, and
Isaac Jones, Esq, rs Secretary. Inc
first speaker was J. W. Parker, ESQ.,,
followed by n. Richardson, Esq, who
was followed by Henry S. Walker, Esq.
Music was on hand, and the utmost en-
thusiasm prevailed. We have no recoi-
lection of ever seeing the Court Honse
so thoroughly packed as it was last
evening. Pure enthusiasm seemed to
ooze from every pore of each man in at
tendance. The Qualification OF last
evening was one that will long te re-
membered by every Democrat who was
fortunate to be in attendance. ~ %
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DISSOLUTION.

U'WE FIRM OF j. c. ORR & co. WAS
| dissolved on September 18th, ls67, by. mu'
,u4l consent, j. G. Orr and B. +. Little retiring.
Tire business of the Old Firm will he closed by
Ike New Firm of \. W. PAUL & Co., who are
solely authorized TO settle all orr claims ana ac'
counts
IS, hereby acknowledge the many iavors
shown n. Ia. nuT "jI customers, and request 4
r.r'.rulur,. nfthc same for the new firm.
j. Z. ORR,
b. +. LITTLE,
A. w. PAUL..
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Ernst Sale.

.,,.yr:Tl.E OF \ DEED OF TRUST Exc.
',.J liz Georges. Ross H. me on the 9Th
~ INST \. u. lS61, and recorded among
~N u' 'r..- rf The county of Ohio, State Of West
iy .y ,s, pccd boob numbered o, Page ia6
! VIA. ,t,. S:,,uruA House, on the Cumberland
i'' ID, I'D county. sell at public auction, the
'"' . ~. trrrriu mentioned and fully described
N''l' - n, household and kitchen furniture
col, 81. undivided half of the product of the
ahd ,',,.li,l Strcnrod House belonging.
',;rs a., Trustee will convey such title as
= .,'' a. sIle-slOOO cash. S525 i'll FIVE months:
',r,qth Of March, 1869, and the residue
'"' '' ,-h of March, $50, purchaser giving
old '. ,,irr approved security for the deferred
notes - ALEXANDER BONE,
pan" Trustee.
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WANTS..

,rFNTS WANTED-ANOTHER GREAT
\ WORK by f. \. POLLARD. entitled LEE
~. His LIrI'TENANIS" comprising a life OfGen.
i T. Lee. rcIlcte with facts never before pub
I.>u,d including Biographies of every Southern
t,.nrr.l ui distinction; companion volume
ru IHE LOST CAUSE southern History of
d.. War. y new and enlarged edition Is now
r,.r, one agent sold 22p the first week.
Il,,,. Two works forms complete library Of the
Va from the Oth.r side. Address "A. l.. TAI
rOIr q co. - Market St, Pittsburgh "a.
,#.'- wv
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TruSt Sale.

,X VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
Il rrus; cAc.uted to me by David E, Ewing
AMI ~: ~ ,,y of November A. ID. ls66, and now
tie ,.,,,I in the Recorders Office of jackson
Oh , ,'i West Virginia. in Deed Book numbered
Is M VIC 6 sci 4 RR SGS sost a%cR x
rom on TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF
S.VUvvENBER \. ID. 1861, at 10 o'clock A; ~, the
NUl'riJrd one third part of that certain tract
unc.,,',l of lad in said deed of trust mentioned
81 p1I..,rbcd a. a tract or parcel OF land con
ana y" ,nr hundred and fifty acres, more or
anu ,al lying aud being on the Straight Fork q
y .Imr tract or parcel of land conveyed
er'T- --,,b,ri Duffy and and wife to NJ; Rheim-
N j. n e. lesher and the said David +. Ew-
M. by deed now on record % in in the Recorders
U.,r'"'. Trustee, will convey such title rs
= . ,,.7 in me hy said deed of trust.
y. 49, ~. If sale. cash. GIBSON LAMB,
leu" Trustee.
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Circuit Court-Judge Caldwell, Pre-

Circuit Court-Judge Caldwell, Pre-.
siding.
The following business was transact
ed in the Circuit Court on Thursday,
October 10:
John Heehle was admitted to citizen
ship.
John Bowman (colored), for petty
larceny; j. w. Parker, Esq, for de-
Tense. A verdict of guilty was render
ed. and the Imprisonment fixed at ten
days.
George Boyce, for petty larceny, two
Indictments, J. w. Parker, ESQ.,, fol
defence, was found guilty and SEN
fenced on each indictment to one
months imprisonment each in the
county Jail.
In the case of the State rs. Jacob
Freese, the prosecutor acknowledged
satisfaction.
In the case of Andrew Hess and VIII
helmina Hess, for assault and battery
verdict of guilty" was rendered, and
the amount of fine imposed was TWEEN
ty-five dollars each.
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Eerlnan Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
puage in style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, ont 1t is
IDT-E
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The sea,op for warm Cakes

And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should use Bookings Unrirdlled
Baking Powder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
f. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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NurrOM Escnpc.

We yesterday heard of narrow es-
cane from serious injury. An individ-
nal who ought to have known better,
had for DAYS been wearing an inferior
spectacle, and had almost ruined his
eyes. At Oxtoby & Duffields jewelry
store, lO3 Main street, west side, can
always be found full assortment OF
superior spectacles, eyeglasses, goggles,
watches, clocks, jewelry and fancy
goods
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HamilI and McKiel-The Little En-
giueD 10 Retire Next Season. .tf.


The following letter from the cham
pion oarsman, Jimmy Hainill, under
date of tie 5th instant, appears IN this
weeks Clipper. 1t goes directly to the
point, and fixes the fact that there will
be no race on his part this season:
FRIEND QUEEN.-I see by last weeks
Clipper that Mr.. Nickel has issued an
other challenge, which is very fair, but
as far as / am concerned it is not in
time, as ! am determined to row no
more this season. You will remember
that last summer, after his challenge,
agreed to row him and Brown on the
Schuylkill in the same week, for one
thousand dollars side each race, each
man to pay his own expenses. My OBJ
iect in offering to row both men was
that one training would do both races.
Mr.. Nickel, for some reason best known
to himself, thought proper not to ac-
cept. After the race with Brown was
made, if Nickel had desired q race with
ME he could have been accommodated
in day or two after my race with
Brown, as my friends were prepared to
make a race ut any time after Browns
race, which none knew better than Nc.
kiel himself. If Mr.. Nickel really wishes
to row, and will let his present deposit
remain in your hands, will send on a
like amount, and will row him or any
other man for two thousand dollars
side, the race to come Oft next summer
on a course to be named by me some
place East, each man to pay his own
expenses; or, if there is any course laid
out by the different boating clubs. next
year, as intended, will row him there
for the same amount, and any one else
that will row in the same week for the
same amount, as | wish to finish up my
rowing next year and retire. 1t is out
of the question for me to get in order to
row this season. If Mr.. McKiel is anX-
ious for a race | have no doubt that he
will be accommodated, as some OF the
rowers are in shape to row at any time,
and will very likely give him a race.
q Yours, truly, JAMES HiMILL.
M'KIEL AND CoLTART.
The same number of the Clipper con-
tains the following in regard to the
contemplated match between Nickel
and Coltart, of Pittsburgh:
Just before going to press an express
package came to hand containing q
formal acceptance, on the terms stated
above, backed up by century. Nickel,
not expecting to get on, drew his money
on the 9TH inst, but we expect to see
him at this office, or some one in his
behalf. on the 18th inst, ready to sign
articles.
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TAKE NOTICE.

OFFICE or TIE CITY CLERK, J
WHEELING. October eth, 1867.
u'UAT THE BOARD OF APPEALS WILL
| meet at thir office ON Saturday, the l2th
int. at q clock 4. NJ. 80 hear and determine
all applications for the reduction of the Valna
tun Of any real property, the rental value OF Or
dinlrieS or the valuation of any stock OF goods,
Wars "T merchandise. H. r. FEN
1T City Clerk.
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The Convention.

The Convention.
The committee of Arrangements Tor
the approaching State Sabbath School
Convention met at the Rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association last
night, when Mr.. William II. basse''
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Bur.iRry.

buT rEW'y'
On Wednesday night some burglars
entered tho shoe store of Albert Guimar,
on Union street, just below Main street,
by prying open the front door. The
thieves stole seven pairs of boots, and
went their way rejoicing.