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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

FRED's Restaurant, 33l South Court
street, is closed for repairs and will
open in a few days newly painted and
repaired in fine style for the reception of
his friends. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

D0Spltal; liza prescriptions were CUM
pounded in the two districts.
AFRICA AND CRME-Nearly all the
crimes committed in this community are
by negroes. Before the war they were
seldom known in the courts, except in
connection with trivial ofenses. Free
dom has done the business. A large pro-
portion Of the race has been given over
to idleness and its consequences. Radi.
cal leaders inflated them with enlarged
ideas of their consequence, and the poor
fellows fell readily into the trap. Radi.
cal politicians use them once or twice
year as voters, the remainder of the time
they are left to themselves. 1t is fact
that the majority of the negroes in Mem
phis and the suburbs are almost entirely
destitute. They are too lazy, and have
become too trihing to work. 1t is either
steal or starve, and they are doing no
little of each. From an unprotected
hen.roost to three story iron front, moth
ing escapes them. They are holder than
white rascals, equally as expert in steal
ing, but more clumsy in secreting their
i'll gotten booty. There are negro house
breakers in Memphis equal in expert
ness to the most celebrated cracksmen
in the country. For long time the
detectives could not believe them capa-
BILE of such skillful operations as have
been performed on some of our business
houses. 1t was discovered, however,
that they were capable Of the most skill
full exploits; and also that nearly all the
white burglars have abandoned the field.
to their dusky competitors. The condi-
ton to which the masses of the negroes
hereabouts has been reduced is pitiable
in the extreme. Will their new pro-
fessed friends, who have turned them
against the Southern whites, do anything
for them
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

nOEHDTNG.-ONE PLEASANT FRONT
Is raosn. ruitabie for a gentleman and kis
wife, win good Accommodation, can be had
=. no. Fast Court street. y early application f;
also two or three day boarders accommodated.
Reference EXCHANGED.
DOAKDING-TWO or THREE SMALL
ID families can have board. with comfortable
raruf uear the terminus 81 the Poplar street
railuay. For particulars arply 81 -.
~ THIS OFFICE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

MooK's Dancing School opens Oct n,
at 23l Second st., jefferson Block %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

PAPER AND PAPER BAos-All kinds Of
paper and bags at manufacturers prices.
Agency ofWhiteman Brothers, 81 South
Court street, at Southwestern Publishing
House. 80
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FoR SALE.

NOR SALE OR EXCL ANGE-A FAMILY
II Roc. away, newly painted and In good or
der also, a good horse, harness and sad lie,
lot Of carpenters and painters tools, etc., etc.
Apply at corner Old Raleigh road and Brink
ley avenue. ..aM .lLat.l M-
E0R SALE OR BXCHANGE-A SMALL
L COTTAGE. situated on the corporation
line, near Pigeon Roost road. Apply 70 II q.
DENT n CO., No. ll5lS Beal stree. ss-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02
WIN. J. ASHFORD. .......-M Master.

Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at o'cl'k D. IN.
Leaves Augusta every Friday at 10 o'cl'k a, IN.
Leaves Searcy every Friday at o'clock y. IN.
Leaves West Point every Friday at O'clk pm.
Leaves Des Arc every Saturday at o'cl'k IN.
Leaves Duval's Bluff every Saturday at ~ IN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02
FOR RENT.

FOUR ROOMS,
without furniture, with board, at No. l57 Sec sec
ond street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

IH0R RENT
On Main street, in a snlendid location for bus
iness. Apply at No. 81 Main street. 21%
NOR RRNT.-HAVING REMOVED TO
X the old Planters Bank Building. corner
Main and Jefferson streets, our former ONCE,
Tor sale, consisting ofone Herring's burglar and
firc-proaf Safe. Counters. Desks. Fixtures, etc.
Amply to II. W. WICKERSHAM. Cashier
Gov stree q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

LADIEs-At the steam Straw Hat
ard Bonnet Bleaehery" you can have
your Felt and Straw Hats aRd Bonuets
dyed the new brown. This color does
not fade or soil VIZ. GOODYEAR,
4sl s5S Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

A fall line Of STAPLE GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES. ETC., Just received at
HOWELL, WOOD 4 co.'s.
p SS2 Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

Disturbing A ScHOoL-Two white
boys-Robert Hoops and John Land
we're arrested this morning, charged
with disturbing a negro school on the
corner Of Washington and High streets.
!. is said that for several days a gang Of
boys have been shyiBg rocks and clubs
at the school house, to the no little an
noyance and terror Of the inmates. This
morning the two boys above mentioned
we're arrested near the premises and
locked up in the ststionhOuse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

CITY Pound ABoLIsHED.-The most
gigantic nuisance on a small scale in the
community no longer exists-the city
pound has been abolished. Young mack
erelS who have been driving lively
trade must now look elsewhere for the
stray half dollars heretofore furnished by
the pound. Useful porkers will no more
be spirited from Enclosures and driven
to the place of ransom This is rough
on the mackerels, but the public can
stand it. We are sorry to see the pound
keeper lose valuable office, but the dear
public demand the sacrifice, Big pig
gies and little piggies may now elevate
their classic shouts without fear and
trembling; they may once more gobble
up garbage and slops, toads and polly
wogs, centipedes, tarantulas and other
small game, without fear of being whip
ped into the terrible pound.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

Together with the large patronage extended
US, renders il in our pewer to Oher induce
ments in prices which our competitors sannOf
WHITMORE A co.
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BOLD LARcENY.-A couple of burly
negroes, knowa as Jim johnson and
Percy Allen, stole three caddios of
tobacco from Messrs. Toof, Phillips 4
Co., about Z clock this morSing Some
one in the store gave chase, and the
rascals we're overhauled near police
headquarters on Madison street. After
brief struggle they were marched off to
the stationhouse aud regularly commit
ted on a warrant issued by Esquire
Moore. The tobacco was recovered
The affair created considerable excite
on the street for few minutes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02
STEAM BoATs.:
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

: The steamers COMMERCIAL and ROwENA
will form a Semi-weokly Line between Mem
phis and White river.
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The Elegant Passenger Steamer
ls.::sI9sE ROWENA 49, n.

Leaves Memphis every Saturday at o'ck pm.
LeavesW est Point every Monday at o'clk p. m.
Leaves Jacksonport every Tuesday ut 10 am.
Leaves Augusta every Tuesday at 8 o'clk pm.
Leaves Des Arc every Wednesday o'clk am.
Leaves Duvalls Bluff every Wednesday at IL IN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-02

p Gnyoso and 6 Water streets.
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.,.sisECOMMERCIALrz ;.: 81 -.

The splendid passenrer steamer
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Attorney-at-Law,
o-4 go Second street
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-
speetilniiotia = IIesaF,f 70 ihe s,ssna
SOD "a of she Cola Marilet. Z 7
9fyhsthe y, Y Csrualar n H. ClstH 4 o..
.The gold tpreihtum stlll exhibits a
downwntdh tendency. "a The principal
chnse9 which have beeno assigned for
the upward course Of tho price, viz the
atening aspect OF EuropaAn poll.
tlcs, and The Probabilities of impeachs
tnent and imitation being sanctioned by
uonRteas4@ @haveuow wholly disappear.
ga and opppelte einiiuancesa have come
Into pla In ga renewed Europeati Dc.
nana Tor honda, and In the develop.
inent OF a strong sentiment in Congress
IN lAyof OF the resumption OF specie
payments. The supply OF gold upon
the market Is largely increasing. The
amount Of coin interest falling due
iast month ", 900, 900. On January LIST,
yz4,0O0, 900 more interst becomes paya.
9le, and nearly s.. .000, 900 principal on
tne Slxesr Of 1861; beside which, the
AlaSltal purchase Wlll lpf6Bhbiy be aat!
tied Tor DURING that mouth. This will
glveatofal supply OF Se3, 200, 900 OF coin
Wlthln2 months. When II IL considered
tnat ior some time previous 10 Noyem.
befl the immense gold trafisaotionS OF
this city were carried Oh With IN aver.
age supply In the banks or about
y, ,o0o, 900, tits obvious that this eight
Iola increase OF supply must tell with
theseme limo tlsre h No prbbablnty
oi ouf export of gold being Iimpo pottant.
0ut current Imports are Hight, and the
Ivy heeyy Losses OF importers have
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a A"Growing" Item.

A woman In Detroit has been arrested
for smuggling tea In her stocklnge.-
Express.
In North Carolina the women carry
nails in their stocklngs,-RraLeigh Pro.
0reSS.
Nothing wonderful. The ladies Of
Forsyth carry calves In their stockings.
Observer. " ..Ul ~
And one OF our ladies' carries her corn
In her,s.-Rome Commercial.
The ladies' ia this Vicinity who sym.
pathize with Andy johnson In his fight
with the Radicals, carry V-toes In
theirs, which are seldom passed over
their heads.-V Virginia San.
All the women down our way carry
splendid elegieS (legs) in their stock.
Ings.-Rettucky NetpS.
Down this way some of them not
only carry calves In their stockings,
but also bran TO iatten them .--Merieo
Messenger.
Almost all our ladies hereabouts car.
ry Bumyan'S works In their stockings.
We consider this u S0ck.dologer,-
Union Sentinel.
The ladies Of Scranton are not very
particular what they put Into their
stockIngs-keeping their souls there,
they are so awkward that they often
"get their foot In it."-Scrdnton Regis.
ter. -.rg.y .,..,..,r.
Well take "stook.in" the foregoing.
Our ladies have been known to place
delicate cords and hdppieSt veins In
theirs, while on the light fantastic toe.
-Bin0hdmptoa Republican.
Some ofour factory girls carry holes
In theirs, principally, and don't seem
TO care darn ellher,-AfqncheSter Daily
onion.
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DEATH OF TAR OLDEST ODD FRLLow,
The Columbus Miss. InedE gives the
following interesting particulars re.
speCting the Rev. Thomas Wolstsn.
holme, who died there on the I'd Instant
ut the age Of Seventy.three years: lie
drove to town Saturday morning In his
buggy, aud was sitting on the trial OF
Henry hawthorne for murder when tn
ken III. Going 10 his office, he at once
luid down on his couch, and, notwlth.
standing excellent medical attendance,
he expired In very short time Of con .
Restive chill. When dying he desired
hat no parade should 6e made over his
hurlal--that they should obtain q plain
collin and carry HIN away, 4 moment
oei0re bis death hO turned on his back,
ana, looking up NJ his physician, said
quietly: doctor, Pm free from trouble
NJ last" lie was born In Munchestar,
England, and wAs diSsipated In youth,
He used TO relate that, in company W In
drunken companions, he was wont To
attend divine service 10 tidicule and
sc0iI, Rnd'On one occasion he spnl upon
the robes OF the Archbishop OF Canter.
bnry tO show Ills contempt Tor religious
matters. That dignItary had baptized
bin when AN infant. lie emigrated 10
this country aud became a Presbyterian
min lister. Al his death lie was tho old
eat living Odd Fellow In America; he
had belonged tho Order liity years..
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1'IiE TEST OF TRurn.-1t is a little
singular that some profound thinkers
have held the oppinion that the imagin.
alton affords better test of truth lhnu
the reUSon which involves the para.
dox that the fancy, oi which all faule IL
born, IL better fitted to decide what il
real than the higher intellectual faculty,
which wscsll the Judgment. In an ar.
tlole on Dr.. Norman Macleod the oon-
temporary RepieW quotes the followin M
from the writings OF zone OF tho most
distinguished thinkers Of the day:
",'he poet must always In rude na
tlOn, and In 10 cultured one also, thou nh
In a less direct way, bO tho chief nj.
thorlty on religion. All questions
touching its truth and obligations will
at last come homs 10 him Tor their an.
swer. AZ hO thinks and speAka will
thlnklnk man believe. Therefore n
certain dsisrencs must bs shown TO him
by TIM prleRta, II they are wlsV.n
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AS a relief. ever ready; rs a killer OF pain,
taken inwardly, OF outwArdly applied, has
no equal, For tho relief and cure OF Rheu.
mRlisin anu Neuralgia Affections, Sprains,
Bruises, &C., Il ts uneQuRlled. II " also most
eti'caclOus, taken lnWarLly, In the cure OF
oholeTR CramTS and Pains lii the Stomach,
Dlarrhoea, DyVantefy, Cholera Motbus,
Cholera lnfRntum, dc, and ls without OK:
centlOn the most wonderful pannoea the
world Ilhr6B. No FAMILY should be with.
out II. Every TRAVELLER by land or Sea
should have u bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing NJ n distance from PhysiciRnS
should keep II constantly on hand. In case
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks OF Stomach
Compl ants, lts value cannot De estimated.
inquire for Major Lanes Indian LinI.
m6nt, and thls6no other. PRICE, 50 centa
per bottle. For sale At wholesale and retail
by DemaS Barnes 4 Co, q Park Row, N. Y /;
Gale 4 RphluAOp, 1856 Greenwich ST, N. y; +,
@. Wells 4 o., lsl F'nlton.st, N, Y, ChGR.
N. CrlttcndelI, g. 9Th Ave-, n. "; and by 10.
spectacle nrugglSts throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed by John Thos
Lane. and counIensigned by J, a. Lane 4 Co.,
PIopttetotE, l6S broadway, N. Y. HB-send
fnF HFNf1IRF
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

fINHE -iuh hAPflsT bOOk EVER PUB.
l. llshed. Containing nearly three hun
drCd pages and lS0 tine plates and engra-
wings OF the Anatomy oil the Human Organs
In nStAte Of Hehll and Disease, with u treatise
upon tho Mind aud Body, with the Authors
Plan Of Trentment-th6 only rational aud
successful mode OF Cure, ~ shown by the 10.
port Of cases treated. A truthful adviser 10
The married and thosO contemplating mar.
condition. Sent nee OF postage 10 any I'D.
dreS', on receipt OF 70 cents IN stamps or pos
tai CURRENCY, by addressing DIR, La CHoIS,
No. ~ Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. Tho
author may DO consulted upnu any OF tho di.
seRses upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail, MellcineS sent 10
any part Of tho world, OcSl
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yrAssAR coLLRoF FoR YoIINt,

UAssAR colIRGE FOR YOUNG IA.
aiss = Tas TsrsIsts O. Ihis l.tetcn
~ = tnnnino noent giit ioF the better education
% y oung women, Will admit, at any time ID
NE Colleginie year, Students pfepafod 10 Join
COLLEGE eiassees chang or expenlcs only nom
lhe dale ~ their deception. Toms lowi
nets, AT Gallery. Library, Musical Conssrya-
tofy, 6G For circulars Containing nall IN.
lorraatlon3 addres y. n. scHoU, Pough.
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3I6 10 t25 PER DAY SURE. Agents
Pig santed eyeryw whsre, tosell our Patent
ES.eM5iaSt1ng, Write wire Ciothel-llnes. :.
1fiottIt. "We have seen Il used and II gives
edte. 'srhe Patent wire Clothes Line Is All
Il purporta 70 be.f'-M y. hIdepeld1it Ad.
dress tee AMEl1oAN WfRn Co, 1852 Broad.
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H,ONSUMPrION CAN BE CURED.
" The True Remedy nj Last Discovered.
upHAMS FREsH MEAT CuRE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof TTouNsean OF Paris, cures
Consumption, Lung Diseases, bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, MRFasmus, General Debility aud
all morbid conditions OF tho system depens
dent on deficiency Of vital force, II IL pleas.
ant 10 taste, aud n angle bottle will convince
the most Rkeptical OF itE virtue an the great
healing remedy OF the age. q q bottle, or
six bottles for %. Sent by Express. sold by
y. q. UPHAM, No, - Sonth Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sis. CIR.
cllRIN RRnt FREQ.
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THE "Goop TIME CoMINo,n--In that
dny a man shall shy TO his servant.
what Ia the matter with tho baby ?"
Aud The servant shall reply. HIt has
been SlGk for hours" "And where m
Its motherHn ''She In out eleolIoneer.
ing for Sallle Robbins" And such
conversations ~ these shall trnnspIre
bstweeR ladies' and servants applying
iorsituatlons: "Can you cookSD'6Yes, y
"WaShH" "Yes." "All right. Who
IL your ohOIco for State mIlllner Yii
F." Judy McGinnis." "Well you can
tramp"
Aud women shall, talk politics In.
atead OF discussing tho fashions and
mon shall nurse the baby while their
wives 70 70 the polls to vote. And In
TINT day the man who hath beR utlful
whiskerS shall beat the homely man OF
wisdom for Governor, and the youth
who wRltzea with exquisite grace shall
he chief of police In preference TO the
man OF practisal sagRoity aud deter.
mined energy. MARX Twain.
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CHRISTIAN EooTisrs.-some OF The
most dIsagreeable persons that you
meet ln the world, are these Christian
people that are considering everything
In the unIycrsG from the stand point q
their own culture. One OF the most
blessed things In tho world Ia 10 be un.
conscious Of self, aud conscious only OF
God, the eeternal sphere, and the great
truths Of the Divine government and
human, Happy IL ho before whom
these tllnRs are 30 eminent that his own
oonscloue self Is gone. q And vet how
many wellBmeanlng persons there are
who are forever treating you 10 tho VA.
rlous dish Of their scnsIbilitIes. their
struggles, their temptations, and their
wants; With whom II. is continually i,
Lime, me, me,-my, my, my whose
life IL ono everlasting habit Of eeo,Ism,
only basted aud served up In religion
-Beeeher'S Royal Truths. "'''
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tary was deficient And also that In suf-
fsring himself to be unjust aud der.
elicttowsrd others, he has been lament-
ably unjust and derellct to his own
present and future standing. Thus It
is that a moral defect can greatly sully
astrong character. N
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~
We have also on hand 1900 worthiot La.
dies and ChildrenS' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State, II
Son,wnnt Bargaina In Boots and Shoes, 60 70
streets and got them.5 lHJ = EIFE6l'
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes Rold at this
establishment is WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free Of charge.
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We Are COMING

4 ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER
"A son sending us club In our Great One
lhollaT Sale OF Dry and Fancy Goods, DC, q
&c, free Of cost. Catalogue OF goods, and
sample, sent 10 any address free, Address ],
9. HAYES & co., 30 Hanover st,, Boston,
Mass p 81 Box 6l25
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Elequenee ana roelry IN YIrslnla.

Eisquenee and Poetry In Virginia.
Who will say after reading the fol.
lowing burst OF native eloquence that
exploded like a bomb. shell ii the midst
of a Conservative audience in Warren
ton a few days since that old Virginia
has no orators: ~
Fellow vlrginiaus, we have our pro-
perty abstracted by a ruthless aud re.
lentless hand, we have been reduced 10
poverty, many ofour best citizens dis.
franohised-but have we nothing left 7
Yes l..u e.a. fi'5-tqi u
We are all Virginia born by gawd,
And our patriot dead lie meath the sod.
What they commenced wen carry on
TIL we march with Lee 10 Washington.
CHoRus-
for were madder now than ever, &C.
Let us make Virginla's honor our
rallylng-cry, and resolve to stand
shoulderto shoulder In the coming con.
test, and we can vote down all measures
to fasten a degrading Constitution up.
on US. The better class at the North
under the impulses OF their better, na.
lures have cried out by their thousan IL
and ten thousands. Knock the shaclSles
from Virginia! Thousands OF deeply
dyed Radicals have washed their robes
in the "reactlonary wave," aud have
come forth Democrats, every whit clean.
There are others OF the party lelt, who
are sending their murky, filthy, pol.
luted emmissaries among us; these at
our next election we can crush into
the ''outer OF political darkness" pre-.
pared for ThRd. Stevens and his follow
erS.-. Rdrrenton Sentinel.
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TTNHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
is WORLD. Extract of aLetter from Bar.
on Solomon Rothschlld. d
PARIS, Sth April, 1894. 25 Rue FAuby, 81,
Honore.-Wlll you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 10 mo here aO0 bottles OF your In
dian Liniment; II you will send at the same
time the account, will forward you the
New York.
Baron solomon Rothschild having recon.
menHed 10 many OF his friends Major LASES
LINGMENT, as they being desirous 10 procure
II, he should advise him 10 establish de-
moi IN PaflR,
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approved and recommended By p6yAcianS.
.nS sSIS a ~ &bose 5Sae % SS s. Sooss G sSSRESK
Co., % Summer Street, Boston, and % Wal
ker street, New York. Also, by HENRY @.
lI0ORE, 90 Market street, Philadelphia,
and STELLMANN, ,HINRlCHS q CO., n
Hanover street, Baltimore, Md.
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.ntHE PAPER FOR THE MILLIONI-
THE AMERICAN FARMER, the Practical
Farmers Own Paper, the Cheapest and the
Best grlcultufal aud horticultural Journal
In America Beautifully Illustrated with
numerous Engraving or Farm Buildings,
Animals Fruits and Flowers.
n Now s'the time TO subscribe for the year
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Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

oErIcE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
4l terest paid on special Deposit, Notts, and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on ali points.
In oruerto meet want that hAA long bt,an
felt In this community, this InStitution VIII
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday amer.
noon between thehoun OF two and four o..
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, rum
one dollar and upwards, on which nteres
GEO. MENDEI, President.
IptRrcFoRE-Alex. Laughlln, "A. ]. Pannelli
John McLure, 1r., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
ott, James Paul, Alex. Y. Cecil. james Reed
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MTANTED--AN AGENT-one chance in
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, 70 take the agency for
the sale OF BRAnSrREEr's RuBBER MOULD
ING AND WEATHER STRIP, Applied % tho
ddes, bottom, top and centre OF doors and
windows. The BAle Is beyond any,
thing ever offered before 20 an agent, and
from so 70 S26 per day can be made. Send
tor agents circular. The mt who apply 20.
cure 0 bargain. Termp lor Moulding. cash,
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