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hour Of affection. Mrs. Shallcross wss
o native of Ohio, aud at the time OF heI
death, but thirty-nine years OF age
Mrs. Campbell was born in Massachu'
sets, and had attained her thirty-fourth
year. Thus have persisted two amiable
beings, leaving behind them a sorrow
full circle of friends and relatives. But,
let us remember, that,
.'There ia n calm for those who weep,
A rest for weary pilgrims found;
They softly lie, and sweetly sleep,
Low in the ground
Captain VIM. D. shallcross, the be-
reaved husband of one of these unfor-
tunate ladies, was formerly a resident OF
Wheeling,and is q brother Of T. P. Shall
cress, Esq, of this city. Captain S.
left this place for California, in 1549.
He was well known to most of our cit
liens and his many friends and &C
quaintances will deeply sympathize
with him in his sad and heavy affection.
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TRUST SALE.

NY VIRTUE oE A DEED OF TRUST
Is executed 10 me by William p. Brady and
Anna II. Brady, his wife, bearing date on the
opJ day OF February in the year 1866 and now
ON r,cn. d in he Recorders Office Of Ohio county,
West Rztua, in Deed Book So, page "a, Will
sell at u6lc auction, at the front door OF the
Court house Of Ohio county, on SATURDAY, THE
10Th DAY or OCTOBER next. all that certain tract
Of parcel of land lying in the counties OF Brooke
and Ohio, West Virginia, and on the waters OF
short creek, known a. the Girty FONT farm
containing two hundred and thirty.tye acres
more or less. and bounded as set forth and de'
scribeG in said deed OF trust. This land Ii under
cultivation has the usual improvements, and 1t
i. undrrlaid. il is believed with valuable beds OF
coal
<, ling as trustee, will convey such title as
: vested in me by said deed Of trust.
Terms of sale, Cash or at the option OF the
purchaser, one third in hand, and the balance
In three equal payments, at six twelve ana
eighteen months, with interest from date, with
deed of trust to secure the same.
s. BRADY, Trustee.
WHEELING. Sept. II, 1867 sepl9-td
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co.

OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May Z, 1867.
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Look Out ye Squirrels /!

For several days past our citizens
have been rushing to the "busA" for
the purpose of capturing squirrels
Many of these innocent creatures have
been compelled to bow to the bullet. A
party of twelve expert gunists leave
the city to-day for the purpose of per-
petrating animal murder. Can you moi
give us "mess :"
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Circuit, Cour,-Judge Caldwell, Pre-

Circuit Court-Judge Caldwell, Pre-
siding.
Carlton Creighton rs. Stewart and
Mccain; action for damages in the sum
of $4,000. This case occupied the en-
tire day, and at eight o'clock last even
ing the jury were unable to agree, when
the case was adjourned over until this
morning ut nine o'clock. Creighton
claims the ten thousand dollars DANA
Ces OIL the ground that he was unlaw'
fully shot, during the war, by Stewart
and McConn. Able counsel was en-
gagged on both sides of the question, and
it is doubtful if the jury agree.
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Pelice Court.

Police Court.
Three cases were before the Police
Court yesterday morning. Mccormick
McIntee, tor disorderly conduct, was
fined FIVE dollars and costs. John Nc
Dermot, drayman, for using abusive
language, was fined one dollar and
costs. James Templeton, for disorderly
conauct in Centre Wheeling, was fined
ten dollars and costs.
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Democratic Jubilee.

There will be a Democratic jubilee
at Pleasant Grove, Belmont county,
Ohio, (Hole in the Ground), on Friday
night 18th inst. There will be speeches
and refreshments. All Democrats are
invited,
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m. X. Sunday school Insiituie.

N. Z. sunday Schooi knsthtutc'
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School Institute convened at Washing
ton Hall yesterday morning. The ex-
ercises during the day were very inter
esting, and large number of persons
were in attendance. Last evening the
Hall was filled to its utmost capacity.
The first address was delivered by DR..
Logan, followed by Prof. Loomis, who
was followed by Senator Wiley, the
latter being followed by Rev. J. H.
Vincent, when the Institute adjourned.
To-day will close the exercises. The
Institute will convene at the Zane
Street Church this morning at nine
o'clock; also at two o'clock P. H., and at
half.past seven this evening All
friends of Sunday Schools are cordially
invited to attend.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
u.rR nnIs nay ASSOCIATE ID

| With me in the Grocery and Produce busi,
ness Joseph Speidel, formerly Of the hrm OF
Sp,idrl 4 Irderrieden The business VIII DE
conducted i'm the name of Turner & Speidel.
A.ICRNER.
We intend to keep on hand well selected
stock OF groceries, produce, &c, and TO which
We would invite the attention of III. public.
TURNER & SPElDEL.
October I. ls671.2w
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Obituary.

Obituary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens of America,
departed this life few days since, while
using a bottle procured at the drug
store of C. H. Odbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness.
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Beard of Supervisors.

A meeting of the Board of Supervi-
sors was held yesterday. The meeting
was called to assemble at ten o'clock
yesterday morning. There being no
quorum present, the same adjourned to
meet in the afternoon at two o'clock.
We were told by the Clerk of the Board
that nothing was done but to "meet and
adjourn" Of course, we have nothing
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New Band.

new huuo.
Yesterday morning We stated that
Vaas' band would furnish the music for
the ball which took place at Frank
Walters last evening. We should have
said the washington Band"-which is
a new institution in our city, having
been recently organized. This band is
led by Max. Fender.
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Eern,nu PriutiuR.

German Printing.
The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, bit it is
Tprp
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The Season for Warm Cakes

The Season for warm Snkes
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 Pomder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
Z. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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r.. A. Weber Offers for Sale,

r. A. Weber Offers for Sale,
Very low, several second hand instru-
ments, Piano, an Organ and a Melo-
doom. They are all in the best order,
and those in need of good instrument
had better 60 at once and secure one at a
most acceptable pIice.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

~orsR AND LOT IN RITCHIET0WN,
y, denny street, q good two story frame
IL " With six rooms. well finished, sta6le,
house, bouse. Sc, situation desirable, being Inn
snll SGs on line of Street railway;
octs
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Weather

The Weather
Is sunny and beautiful; though good
deal of rain, raising the river to navi-
gable stage, would be more pleasant
and beneficial.
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BUsBY, LITTLE & Co,

Carriage Makers.
Per E. HAYES, Wheeling, w. Va.
Feb. -, 1867.
The family machines, both Lock and
Grover 4 Baker stitch, also stand I'M
rivalled. Call at 0xtoby & Duffield's
iewelry store. 1O3 Main street, and see
stock of machines and jewelry.
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Large Arrival
OF Single, Double and Split Zephyrs,
Germantown and Shetland Wool at j,
Eckhart g. Sons. s25
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Tobacco Crop.

The tobacco crop of Belmont county
has been shorn of one-half Of its pro-
portions by the long continued dry
weather and the succeeding severe frost.
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Lnic Styles
OF Ladies' and Gents Paper Collars
and Cuffs in store and for sale by j.
Eckhart g. Son.
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All Colors and Qualities
Of Wooden and Gotten Knitting Yarns
to be had at j. Eckhart & Sons.
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cEMING MACHINRs.H

- Agents wanted everywhere TO sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK, S. NJ. Co., Bidde-
ford. Maine. novl4'ly
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A Large Assortment
Of Gloves and Notions just opened
by J. Eckhart g. Son. s25
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Ladies', Gents and Children's
Underclothing for sale by j. Eckhart
4 Son. $50
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wsrth sT50. No partiality shown.
Messrs. Hin, Porter 4 Co, . 4 Dey street,
View York City. wish 20 Immediately disposs al
the above magnificent stock. Certificates, nam
ing the articles, are placed In sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders sre entitled 20 the %.
tieles named on their eerti9eats. upog payment
Of tiI, whsther 10 b. watch worth tI5o 90 less.
The return Of any Of sur certificates ent,fits
ven 20 the article named thereon. upon payment
irrespective Of It's worth, and ~ DO artlle ysised
less than go l. named on any eerfihe@fe, vtn at
once b. Sesn tha, this IL Lotf>vg. btd hr1,JAt
1919 L,rfsi5aafs ira aSaefs0a, ekiA NAY - par.
t;apaf1d &. sn1n by a< mad Jdstidio0. A single
oerfJaeats win b. sent By ssil. post psid, uyen
receipt of = cents foft ~; u for y. 70 and an
elegspt preslum foI O.. 90 and moro ysinabie
urrrninrn for sle. 100 and . most superb watch
Tor as TOAgeuts or those seek Ing tnploymsnt
this Il q rare opportunity. IL Il aleg1timafely
conducted buIfBets. duly sufboriEed BY tbe Gov
erumezt and open 60 the Host careful scrutiny.
TET ~. Address HILL. rnRTER & Co.,
aaeZ3d az 4Dey street. y. 7.
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GREAT WATCH SALE

on THE POPULAR ONE PmcE PLAs.
GIVING Every PATRON \
" Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low
price Of TEN DOLLARS!
WITHOUT REGARD TO G1LUE,
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Sewing Machine Facts.

BVWIUH 'HWVHfHt EUC0s'
We have used Grover IL Bakers No.
Machines for two years in our coach
factory, and hare finally laid by the Sing
er Machines, which We formerly used,
preferring yours decidedly for all kinds
of carriage work--from dashboard to
the finest cloth.
BrSRY. LITTLE & Co,
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

rI'HIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO TIKI
/ business Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling" II Ia . Designated Dcposi
tory and Financial Agent Of the United States
and Is prepared to do legitimate banking busi
meas.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CRANGLE.
DrRs -ToKs-Ihomas Sweeney, l.. \. Delaplain.
Jas. &. A,hesOn, John Bonlon, Jacob Berger, A.
Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, James DalEell.
ianI7.ly s. BRADY. Cashier.
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. INCORPORATED 1898.
The Peoples Bank,

nPPgCR No. 90 MAIN STREET,
~ WHEELING, W. VA. MONEY received on
deposit. Interest paid on Special Deposit
NOtss and hills discounted Exchange bought
and sold. Collections at home or from abroad
promptly attended 20.
DIRECTORS
John Reid. Christian Hess
John Handlan. John yOckleT,
Sam1 J. Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson,
JOHN REID. Prest
JOSIAH r. UPDEGRAFF. Cashier.
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nISSOI.UTUON.

The hrm or partnership of Orr. Panll * Co.
consisting OF ]. {. Orr and A. W Paul, was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER is67. The business Of the late hrm
will be settled by J. G. Orr. j. c. ok
A. w. PAUL..
Having purchased the entire stock OF the
Carpet Store Of Orr, Paull & Co. and thankful
Tor the very libt al patronage bestowed upon
the old firm. we would AJAX continuance oftne
same. Intending TO give our entire time sn9
attention 10 the business, with an increased
stock aud facilities, We hope to give satisfaction
70 all who may favor us with their patronage.
The bushes will be carried on under the nrm
lame OF
Successors TO
ORR, PAUL. d CO.
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE,

PARKERSBURG, W. VA,
THE ONLY FIRST CLASS II0.
i TELin the city, and the most conveniently
located as to the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-.
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction forced IN
n tank ON top of the building, from which me
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH.
marI4.ly J.WM DENT, Proprietor.
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BANKS.
National Bank Of West Virginia.

CRpitnl....... ............... -.sSoo,ooo
ONRY RECEIVED ON DEPOs-
NI IT, Interest paid on Special Deposits,
Notes and Bills discounted, Exchange bought
and sold, Collections made upon all points aud
proceeds promptly RENTED.
DIRECTORS.
Crippin Oglcbay, Thomas Hughes,
Michael Reilly, DIR. A: \. Todd,
Arthur Little, j. r. Hubbard,
Jas. McCluuev, NJ. Pollock,
James Maxwell.
CRlSPIN OGLEBAY, President.
GIBSON LAMB CaAhier aug9
Merchants Bank Of Charles.
ton,
TANAwuA COUNTY, WEST 1B.
N ginia, will make collections and prompt r'
mittance. JAMES W. LAIDLEY,
may3dimo Cashier
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-08
Next Week

We shall publish several articles which win
be OF interest t. tios2 inten liny 20 innisc4te
t" Kansas. We shall print of large nun
Der Of extra copies, that Gus people may send
themio heir friend4 aal acluaintan.es East
1hey will be furnished in wrappers at cent 5
each We will b thankful to u ny one hIv I'M,
Items IN regard TO the country which the y
he ieve would BE- Interesting to eastern read
ers, To furnish them for publication either next
week or SO soon as possible. Any news in
rela ION to Lyon, Ch4se. Greenwood, Bl.ler
ana Marion co mites will be arkfuily rsceiv
ed and published
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OurCen,eiery.

A bare. weedy, graveiiy, bleak patch of des-
ert on the divIle north of town. Have you
ever been out there, and would you be willing
to lay your b,ucs away there. when you are
done with thenH Who wOu Id ike to come
down from the Ten sphere or thsreab bouts. II tnd
his own grave dug open by wolves. aud e
uUia aud fbula, clavi cie anu maxItfnry, qua W
ed aud scattered by Lhose charming qaadru-
peds?
Our grim old Puritan grandsires, regas lin g
the body a nothing, and the spirit as all. were
PrOverblaIly eglsctiul of their burial grounds
The Ca hohes show u far better taste in this
r, speet. adoraiDg their cemeteries with now
ers and all so rts OF sacred emblems- We ear
afford % be electic, and use the highest
thoughts Of each. Even if dead body is moth
lug but q worn out overeoat, We don't want Il
treat it with utter contempt.
Public taste is growing in this respect Our
large cities are now generally provided with
beaut fully ornamented burial grounds
"GFeenwood" and "ROsehilP are world re
nowued Who win initiate the movement Tor
the EArPoEIA CAMkTERY ASSOCIATION.
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PIanL The Trees.

Mr.. Kello g has just bought a thousa nd
shade trees to Sc out on his own land. Mr.
Moron has pur.has d, with o,h,r ursery
stock, $50 g aPe-vines for private planting
Others are do as much or more. One strong
point about ape culture is, thaton begins
10 have iruiI in ye two; whereas an ap,
pie orchard IS Away seven or eight years in
coming into bearing Grapes are most de
liclous fruit, aud with Prope cate can be kept
fresh the year round. Nothing can be supe
riOr for jellies, preserves. sauces, ETC.; and if
people must have wine, how much better to
press pu' juice out of grapes. than drink the
vile oncoctions of potash, logwoo caramel.
eOeuLus IHdieus, and sod corn whiskys so gen
orally sold for Genuine Port" or "Pure old
Sherry" AS for shade aid tim Der trees, we
shall never hive enough. Let US do big things
in tiIs Sort Of improvements.
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Immigration.

The spring immigration is about 70 set in,
end from all accounts which We get from tn
East it will be heavy. Every source ofinGor-
nation brings the same report: that thousands
OF people will flock to Kansas iris spring.
We see that at many points in the State the
people are taking steps to procure q portion
OF the coming thousands for their respective
localities. This is q matter to VIII: eh we
would direct the seyious attention of the PEG :
pie of this locality. Had we not better be
awake to the importance of see uriDg our share
Of the new corners? Or shalI we remain in
active and be content with such as shall ac-
eidentally come this way; with the few that
will settle here through the influence of the
individual Efforts of our eitzans3 We think
the importance of this matter certainly de.
mands extra exerton on the part of our
people. The people of the East are seeking
info nation in regard to every portion of
Kansas. Many of those who will come have
neither time or mon ey to spare after their arri-
val, to run over the STATE and hunt up the To-
calities that viii suit them best Consequent.
ly they go where Efforts are mIls to secure
them, and where they have been furnished all
the information they need in regard to the IO-
calitY. We kave done all in our bower to
give information. through our paper, of tn e
advantages of this part Of Kansas for new set
tiers. But our Circulation is very limited in
the East-Oniy few COPIES in each State.
The information should be more generally
d, fused. ON ~
We throw out these hints for our people to
think of. We belev1 there should be some
thing done in the matter at once. We know
of nothing that would do SO m uch good for
the amount it would cost, as the printing of
ten or fifteen thousand pamphl is, giving a
statement Of all the facts required by emf.
grants, and the advantages offered by this
portion of country to settlers. These should
he distributed alI~5ver the East by our people
and sent to all the hotels and newspapers aud
distributed along all the lines Of travel. oh
er methods might also be adopted, which
would pay our citizens an hundred fold for
the means expended. We believe a society
should at oEce be organized to take action in
this matter. No time is to b. lost as the tide
viii coon set in, many oFthem with their des-
tinatiDn fixed before they start.
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Agricultural Warehouse.

We neglected Last week to call especial at
ten ion of our people. AnI merchants in par
tieular, to the advertisement o. Josiah Mill r
Of La wrenee. in this paper. He has opened
an extensive establishment for the sale 0 f Ag
rieulturai Implements and Seeds, in that city
He has erected building for this purpose at
ii cost Of 81 600. and will engage heavily ia
the business, intending to keep first class
esabI shment both as to quality aad quaint
ty oil goods. Mr., Miller is one of the Oldest
citizens and most honorable and upright men
of Lawrence, and he deserves the pal ronage
Of Kansas farmers for riskipg SO much means
IN the estubli shment ef business for their
Particular benefit. One thing We think we can
promise our readers: that they will b. fairly
dealt with if they trade Wi tn Mr.. Miller
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We clip from the New York Evening
Post the following novsl plan of getting
rid of the national debt:
There are twenty millions of people in
the North. If each one of these would
destroy fiVe-cent currency note dsily. !,
would amount to miiliof of dollars 10
10 day towards the removal of the ma.
tionsl debt. If this were done every daV
toF year it would diminish the debt by
three hundred and sixty Eve millions Of
dollars yearly. which. is more Than the
whole internal revenue produces. We
sno" man who thinks it his duty to
burn a five. cent bill every day on this
account. tits less than the tax on GLASS
of whiskey.
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lnnroVemenIs.

Mr. Ella at work o. his new block, Mr.
Bovee, recent arrival, Ia preparing to erect
one Of the bs-t h1uses in SOW. Hay Jon. s.
hous has sprouted like mushroom, within
the last lew days. He has gone little nearer
the north sta than any other Personin town,
unless it BE- Mr.. hammond. Owen Davis has
the lumber on the ground for new residence
above the Methodist church OF Mere ants
street Mrs Jane MeFadl en- has commenced
new Iesider &c on Union street. The new
frames oil Mes, Jones aid BolLes, on Mer
chants street attest hat then residences are
being pushed rapidly. New buildings are
planned or progressing in ali directions Em-
pori4 will go ahead W III a rush, this seas, n
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One capital way to promote inning alton
H. to write plain, sensible, truthful letters to
newspapers il localities where we formerly
resided. Let us not lie and ex4g geraty; Kan
sas can stand on ITS own merits. a good
wine needs no bush. Ali we need is to have
knowledge on the subject generally diffIseI
at the east. For stock, fruitand wheat, Kan
sas certainly has no equal; and for corn grow
ing no ne north Ur east of indianapolis. East
ern editors will always be glad enough to re-
ceive comm unications on the subject, from
responsible parties. and one letter publ shed
in ne wsPaper IS worth on the verage, five
huntrec wri ten TO individuals ---,. .r =
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New Advertisements. .

Cl"Pp K White have a whole string o
things" TO say in our local notes. Read
ponder, reflect and act accordingly What
they say may be relied upon
Que Of our cinztns has four milk COWS for
sale Come aud SCI US. .r
Jim Hall has some cheap suits of clothes and
ladies clocks winch lie wants to disr ose Of tc
invest the mon. IN spring gools.
Charley Hassler has various things to dis
pose Of IN various shapes, and We doubt not
there is IL chaLcs for ba gains. Go and see
i'm at Halls store. -EE IE|-CS.
Nj. Blakey wants to buy all the hides there
is ia the country s1 M
a. Nj. Burns. Of Maintain, advertises Grape
and Black berry roots for sa1e .-4r