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FOR the Jsffors oman.
An Outrage.

Mr.. EDITOR: is a class of
men living in this town who wish to
claim the name of sportsmen, but who
infringe upon the game law every sea
son; and it is time to put stop to it.
Gentle hints are of no avail, and there
will have to be protest entered that
can not be misunderstood.
They go into the country with their
dogs and guns. at least a month and
a-half before the law allows them, and
harass the game until six or eight
weeks after the gaming season has ex-
pired. The quantity they kill amounts
to nothing, comparatively, for they
are not the kind of hunters that bag
much game; but they make it SO
wild-especially quail, by the time
that the hunting season commences,
that sportsman seldom gets a shot
during the entire season, unless he
succeeds in getting out of the rage Of
these "pot-hunters,' and that is next
to an impossibility.
You can hear them almost every
day, wasting their ammunition, and
shouting at their dogs, almost within
the limits of the town! "a great
FUSS but few feathers"
A true sportsman wants no more
time than the law provides to kill
game; but he does not like to be i'm
posed upon by every scallawag in the
town that owns a hound and an old
musket.
For the benefit Of this class, we will
give them little of the game law,
and then let them "look OUT"
"Deer, and all elk, are only to be
hunted and killed during the months
of September, October, and Novem-
Der; wild turkeys, pheasants, or rab
bits, from the first of September to
the first of January quails, from the
20th of October to the 2Oth OF De
cember; woodcock, or snipe, from the
first of September to the first of March.
Penalty-a fine not exceeding S25 for
each oirense, with costs and imprison-
ment not exceeding thirty days"
Penalty the same for trapping, net
ting, or taking by any other method
than shooting.
n. IMROD, JR.
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MARRIED.

H0UGH-FENN NER.-On Tuesday, October
9th. at the brides home. near Plymouth. o. e.,
by Rev. j D. iiOugh, Rav. 4. Hough and Miss
Mary NJ. Penner.
ATEN-M00RHEAD.-0 October Sth, al
the residence OF the brides parents, by
Rev. N. v. Morrow, Mr.. George Aten and
Miss Martha Moorhead, both of this county.
BUBBELL-COONS.-O Thursday. Octo.
ber Sih, vt the residence Of Mr. u. q. Baker
by Rev. Isaac Newton, Mr.. q. N. Hubbcll, o.
MOnrOevile, and Hrs. Fra noes Z. Coons, o
Findlay.
POE-TH0MAS.-On October sth, at the
residence Oi the bride's father. by Rev. ]
r. Bower, Mr.. EheneZsr w. Poe and Miss
Callie Thomas, all of Hancock county, o.
ALsPACH-SwOYER.- the 18th, a 4 The
brides home, by Rev. u. B. Bemer. Nv. Ell
W. Alspsch and Miss LovinA swoysr all o.
his county. ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16

ALlsMA.-Last week we called at
tention to the Constitution Bitters
of Seward Il Bently, and now We
take pleasure in noticing their Alisms
for the hair, which is said to be 4
very fine article for the toilet. We
are of the opinion that the prepara-
tions of 5. & B. are all good, for the
reputation they sustain as Druggists
is good evidence that they would moi
put anything in the market of an or
dinary character. Messrs. Frey 4
Ettinger have it for sale, and We hope
all our friends will try it.
For all Bronchial affections, try
Stewards Cough Cure.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
Railroad keoident.

Friday last an accident happened
W the aorthern bound freight train,
on the C. S., d C. r. R., between
Carey and Berwick. A COW was on
the track, and was thrown to one
side by the cow-catcher, but unfortu.
oot ftr seongh Con the track
xsP2esent joafs psft Of the tender
hitting enf turning f,er On the tracl
again in front of the first car. Eigh'
cars passed over her, and four Wers
thrown 10 one side of the track and
four 10 the iotler, badly smsshiag al
Of them. Noinjury was done TO thu
brakeman, as he. happened to bi
forward on the engine
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
In MemOriam.

In MemOriam.
At a meeting of Golden Rule En-
campment, No. 92, of the l. U. U. F.
held October 9th, 1868, the under
signed were appointed committee
to draft resolutions expressive OF the
sentiments of the Order upon the
death OF Franklin Brown, whereupOn
the following were presented and
adopted: IL
WHEREAs, An Allwise Creator has
been pleased in His wisdom to re.
move by the hand of death, our
brother Patriarch, Frsnklin Brown ;
therefore,
RESOLVED, That in his dea.h the En-
campment has lost an honored mem.
ber, one who in his intercourse with
his brethren and the world at large,
fully exemplided the principles Of
our Order.
Resolrea, That while We bow in
humble submission to the will of our
Heavenly Father----that Father, who
doeth ali things well---and while oul
hearts are saddened with grief, at ths
| loss of our brother, we are comforted
with the assurance, that, "though deat
vet shall he live again. and that w
extend to his bereaved relations, oul
sincere sympathy, assuring them tina
In their bereavement we mourn Will
them.
Rssoicsd, That the foregoing res
olution be placed in the Journal o
this Encampment, and that cop.
be presented to the editors of ou
county papers for insertion. and an
other with our kindest greetings b
Epresented to the relations.
"a s. SPRAGUE,
! VIM. KLAMRoTH, Com.
/. FRED klNNAMoN.l
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6kt txnenkk 5effersoniam
s|CtrcaiatiOn double that Of any 9TH
e. paper IN Hancock County.
FRIDAY, :: OCTOBER 1s. 1868.
LOCAL AND > MISCELLANEOUS.
To our Former Patrons.

We wish our old patrons who owe
US on subscription TO the HANCOCK
JKFFERsoNIAK to bear in mind that
We have sold the Office, and desire to
coliert ~ thsf Is dne us. We receive
all dues on subscription to September
4th, 1858, inclusive. Will not our
frisnds bear in mind this request,
and pay promptly Please let us
see you personally, or hear from you
by letter. alssys remembering the
greehbaeks-
With many thanks Tor kindly pat
rsnage, and requesting that it may
be continued to our successors, we
remain, Truly yours,
Lockks e BLfaYaR.
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New Kind of Arm,

New Kind of Arm,
We notice travellers arc CARRYING
new arm (for self defence 1t
consists OF a neat package, is always
ready for use, and is labelled, j. w.
Foland's Humor Doctor. A sure
cure for ScrOfula and all diseases of
the blood. Put up in large bottles,
and for sale by w. L. Miller 4 Co.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16

Good Bread.
Different parties are advertising
''Soda Yeast Powders and various
other articles, without which they
claim good bread, biscuits, &c, can
not be made. 1t may be. and is un-
doubtedIy true, that SOME ofthese new
tangled articles are essential, but one
must first have good stove--such
as are sold by Davidson IL Martini
They also have fine stock oftable cut.
lery, embracing some new styles.
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. Nv. q - -.
Fatal Accident.

AZ, 81 ~ f4tG
We learn through conductor Wal
lace, of the 'Branch' R. r., that on
last Wednesday morning, Mr.. Chas.
Hssdns q Dayton, ebdo, a. brakeman
on the c. L. & c. r. r., was fatally
injured, while engaged IN coupling
cars, BY his foot becoming fastened
between two rails, and preventing him
from getting oat Of the way of ar
approaching fiat car, which ran ovel
him. breaking his back, and otherwis.
internally injjuriing him. 1t was tho
hs,could net live through the day:
= ~ - .. i
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16

FREY 81 ETTINGER's is also the
place to buy Pure Fresh Drugs at
either Wholesale or Retail. Their
stock was never before so complete
as now, and their facilities are such
that they are able to offer first class
goods of every description in thcir
line at the very lowest market price,
and in NO instance will they allow
themselves to be undersold.
no17 FREY Il ETrINGER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
The Place to Buy Clothing.

: Not ofa stranger, who will charge
you two prices for an ill-fltting gar
ment composed of poor material. &c
to Houpt & Byal, who have secured
the services of Henry Bleeher as fore
man, who is well known as an excel,
lent workman, and win put you up q
good garment in good style, and as
cheap as you can get it anyplace. Nc
extra charge for cutting where they
furnish the goods. 10 e
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
The Fair To-day.

The Fair To-day.
Mr.. d. II. Pugh has the Lamb Knit
ting Machine on exhibition on the Fair
Ground to-day, which is attracting
hosts of visitors. He is also agent for
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, one of the best Machines ex-
tant. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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3 Q Q K 81

FREY u ErrINGER's is Headquar.
trs for School and Miscellaneous
Books, College Text Books, Writing
Paper, States, School Ink, and all
kinds of Stationery required by
Students. which they are selling
CHEAPER than any house inNOrth
Western Ohio.
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For tEo JcIIoFs"fl
In MemOriam.

VAN buren,, o., Oct. 3, 1868.
To the OnicarS and Members Of Haywood
Lodge No. 1913. |. 90. F.:
We, your Committee, to whom was
assigned the duty of drafting resolu
lions expressive of the sympathies o
the Lodge with Brother and Sister
Frick, in this, their bereavement, by
the death of their only child, would
respectfully submit the following pre-
amble and resolutions a:
WHEREAS, In the providence o.
Almighty God, our Divine Master
whose ways are to us mysterious, ano
infinitely above our finite comprehen
sion, and who worketh everything at
ter the councils of His own will, il
that he bath been pleased by the hand
of death, to remove from among u'
the only, and much beloved child
Lodemia, of our worthy and esteem
ed Brother and Sister Frick, who arr
thus called TO mourn her untimel,
death; therefore, be it
Resolced, lst. That we, being
bound together by the ties Of broth
erly love and charity, and having 6
common sympathy with our brethren
in distress or affection, do hereby ten
der INTO our bereayed brother anC
sister in this, their aillictiOn, oul
heartfelt sympathies and condolences
I'd. That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the minutes of the Lodge
and copy be presented to the pa
rents of the deceased, and also tha
copies be forwarded to each of th'
county papers for publication.
Respectfully submitted.
l.. j. HIssoNG, Com
j. A. KAGY,
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A Change.

The FindIay Foundry and Machine
Shop has passed from the hands of
Adams. Aungen d Wolfe, into the
possession Of Mungen, Coons & Vail
-R. s. Mungen, Y. 81. Coons, and
Cyrus Vail. All the parties have
our wArmest wishes for success.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

They keep an open list, and send for
Books. By Erpress, as they are aeantsd.
Books furnished in this ,cay come at
less rate than If they ~ere Kept on
hand IN stock. Books arrive three
days after the order is 9isen.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16

Do not hesitate to use White Pine
Compound when troubled with Weak
Lungs, Affections Ofthe Throat, or
any Pulmonary or Kidney Complaint;
as it will not harm, but on the con
trary be of great benefit to you.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
The County Pair.

xu0 OOuHCy IUHs
Should the weather continue favor
able, our County FAIR will prove a
great success. as present appearances
would indicate large attendance and
Q fair exhibition. We understand
that quite q number of entries of fine
blooded stock have been made from
adjoining counties. The Base Ball
Match will come of to-day. To-mor-
row several races will take place at
the Driving Patk = I. i
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Closing Out.

Closing Out.
AS we have disposed of the JRFFER
soNIAN. we wish all who are in our
debt for subscription, job work, or
advertising, to call at once and set
tie. Ali persons having accounts
against the office, will please present
their bills soon.
LoCKEs Il BLYMYER.
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MARRIED.


On last Thursday, by Rev. Mr..
Bower, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. e. w. Poe to Miss Callie
Thomas, both of this county.
The writer having been present on
the happy occasion, can attest to the
splendid arrangements, and especially
the grand display of wedding-cake,
and the necessary appendages, all OF
which served well to make up rich
collation. so bountifully spread for the
marriage guests. The day, although
a little disagreeable out Of doors, pass
ed off much to the pleasure of all
present. The second day (Friday),
was spent at the residence Of the faith.
er of our friend Mr.. p, with addition
al guests. The day passed, off in an
excellent manner. "Eb." must again
speak in great praise of the style in
which the table was so richly prepar
ed. Every one present Oil this de
lightfal occasion seemed especially
pleased with the manner in which tn,
affair passed off-all agreeing that i
spoke volumes of credit to those di
rectly interested. Thus the public
may congratulate our friend E. w.
and his charming little bride, with
hope that their lifemay ever be attend
ed with pleasures and blessings ianu
merable, ana their spheres CROWNED
with constant success.
Goodbye, F. WI raise my hat.
ELECTION.
The election is passing off quietl,
and orderly; but. of course the resul
can not be reported at this early wri
Ting, EBENEZER.
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III. S. SHANNON.

A young man named Creamer, re
siding in NeSark, Ohio, while out
hunting last week, shot at a bird.
The gun did not go of, and he plac-
ed it under his back and leaned upon
it while he looked for the bird, when
the charge exploded sending the
ball through his back and head, pro-
duclng instant death.
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Union PYRAMID

Vote of Findlay Township.
The following is the official vote {
this township:
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Isaac X Sherwood, 474
Thomas Hubbard, 3G9- los
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
William White, 474
William Z. Finck, 800 -lO5
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
James A. Norris, 474
Samuel Kirkwood, 369-. Jos
PoR MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
James Moore, 473
Arthur Hughes, 37O-- -1O3
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
Rodney Foos. 474
John NJ. Webb, 500. los
FOR MEMBER CONGRKss-5thD DISTRICT
Thomas e. Grisell, 463
William Mungen, 81 1872
FOR SHERIFF,
Christian M. Bush, SAG
Samuel Myers, 299- -239
FOR AUDITOR,
Neri Ebersole, 472
John L. Hill, 37l--10l
FOR TREASURER,
Enoch Ross, 463
Henry b. Wall, 3s1. .-Is2
FOR RECORDER,
Josephus G. Van Eman, 457
Luther B. Robinson, 3S5-- 72
FOR COMMISSIONER,
William Klamroth, $40
William Marshall, 293- -256
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
Henry. III. Mosier, 472
Conrad Repninger, 372-Ll00
FOR CORONER,
Perry Engle, 473
Parlee Tritch, 370--l13
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For the Jeifersoni
VAN BUREN ITEMS.

ED. JEEF.:-It has been some time
since "Eb.' has asked a place in your
columns not since the good old sheet
put on her new clothes, and now he
thinks that it is due that new dress
that we report.
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Are you Prepared P

Are you Prepared :.
j. M. Neibling & Co. are selling
boots and shoes in such quantities and
at rates so cheap, that every person
seems determined to layin a supply
Do not delay, as those who go first
will be sure to fare best. Every one
must look out for himself in these
matters.
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FRAUDULENT TICKETS.

III tue DtmOCTdtlC SOuuty SOu-
vention of the Goth of June, the
rCourt house ring finding that the
German element were about TO be
successful in nominating their candi-
date for sheriff, united upon one OF
their number, thus defeating their
wish to have q fair share of the ticket.
This, together with insulting Ian
guage TO the effect that "no imported
stock was wanted on the ticket" eve
can elect our ticket without the
Dutch" &C., determined the Ger
mans that they would support part OF
the Republican ticket.
For this purpose our German Dem.
ocrstie friends had a. ticket printed
headed, Estate and County Ticket
with the names of Capt. Bush and
VIM. Klamroth, Esq, inserted in
place of.the regular Democratic can
for sheriff and commissioner.
The ticket did not purport to be eth.
er Republican or Democratic, and
was not fraudulent in any sense Of
the word. They were intended for
the accommodation of the men who
could not be forced into the support
of the Democratic ticket, which they
claimed was nominated by knot Ol
pot-house politicians, who are quar-
tered upon the county treasury
Finding that such ticket was in cir.
culation, these same political trick
sters caused the following hand-bill
to be circulated:
FRAUDULENT TICKETS.
VOTERS, BEWARE!
The Radicals, despairing Of sue.
cess by honorable means, have issued
and distributed fraudulent Demo
cratic tickets, on which they have
placed the names Of Christian NJ,
Bush for Sheriff, and William Klam
roth Tor Commissioner.
EXAMINE YOUR TICKETS CAREFULLY!
Dem. Cen. Com.
Now, we have not the honor Of thu
acquaintance Of the members of th'
Democratic Central Committee. W.
suppose some OF them, at least, ar
honest men-for we are not of tn
class who believe that all who diffe
with us politically are dishonest
and we would ask them to show u
one feature In the ticket the German
had printed that was fraudulent o
unfair. They certainly had q righ
to erase any name on the Democrat
ic ticket and insert the name Of an,
Republican But the Democrat
ic Central Committee were YER,
careful to print the names on thei
ticket so close and compact as h
give no room for inserting name
with a pencil. This oversight on th
part of the Committee, our German
friends undertook to remedy b.
printing their own tickets, and in 81
doing were so careful to avoid eyel
the semblance of fraud that they lef
off the name Of both parties in orde
that no voter might be deceived
and yet the Democratic Central Com
mittee dares to charge these Ger
mans with fraud. Finding that the
have the manhood to stand up TO
their rights, they further insult ther
by branding them as criminals. W
think that few Of these same Gel
mans about the Court House woul
be an Improvement.
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Just Think of it.

There was Republican loss in this
township ofabout eighty-four, compar-
ing the majority Of this with last year.
Have we any sneaking Republicans
among US who voted rolled-up Dem
ocratic ticket, or has emigration gone
against usf '7'"-
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LOCKEs Il BLYMYRR.

Two days later---a large invoice Of
Army Clothing received at Houpt &
Byars.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16

Many People Resort
To Dye because they have never
used "Barrett's Hair Restorative, ;"
Try this, and you viii never want to
Die (Dye.)
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Oysters ! Oysters!

G. 5. Mallby's Oysters, undoubted
ly the best Oysters put up for sale, at
l.. r. Green's, by the Gan, or Halt
can, OF cooked in any style. Cali and
try them. ~.
i shall keep fresh Fish during the
rest OF the season, = cheap as the
cheapest.
n20wi. l.. r. GREEN.
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SICK HEADACHE

Arises from a disordered state OF the stom-
ach and bowels. and bilious arrangement
of the liver, and Can be permanently cured
bv the use of ROback's Block Purifier and
nj 1od Pills. Full diree tiOns accompany each
bottle and box.
sold By Frey i EttiRger, Findlay, U.
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Wheat CROP. .

The wheat crop throughout the
whole county is looking splendidly.-
There hAsbeea sgreat deal sown, and
thus far the prospects for large
yild NEXT yearIare good. j
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The farmers of tTuscarawas county
are sowing q wider breadth of wheat
this fall than for many years previous.
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led

HOSLER.-On October 18th. 1868, near
Arcadia, Hancock county, Ohio. Cora Belle.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hosler, aged
years and months.
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A Great Saving.
Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Oysters.
Go to Davis IL Green's for nice
fresh Oysters, received direct from
Baltimore this day.
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Local Business Notices.
Wanted /!
ID. III. PUGH, Sec'y

Wanted
We want some of our old patrons
who have more wood than money, tC
bring the former to us Immediately
Wood or money soon.
LOCKEs Il BLYMYER.
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Lost

+ On Wednesday or Thursday last,
ten or twelve dollars. A FIVE dollar
National. Bank. bill, the balance in 20
and "a cent script. All rolled up in
fns brown, tes paper. The finder
will confer q favor and be liberaly
rewarded by retsraing it to-
IT g SUANN0N
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VIM. GRIBBEN,

A ttOrn neV at l. aw !,
Office over Ewing L Redick's shoe Store
Main street, FindIay, o. janl6no34-iy
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Mite Societies.

Mite Societies.
= Tue lutheran Mite Society, will
meet ct the residence, OF F. B, Zsy,
next wednssday syepieg.
The Congregational Mite Society
viii meet .at the residence of Col. j.
A.. Bops, Tnesdsy evening Oct. 20.
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BUSINESS

Has revived considerably in our
place within the past month. Every
mechanic seems to work late and ear
ly, i'll order to keep pace with the de
mands of his customers in his respec-
tive line.
REPUBLICANS ON THE RAMPANT.
The failure of the coming of the
JEFF. in last Fridays mail, caused
many to wonder and regret the Oc-
eurrence of the fact. As it was just
before election, every one seemed ex
ceedingly anxious to have the JEFF.
Why is it, if they were properly mail
ed? The Democratic post-masters
should not come 'roOts' on us in that
Way.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16

!. Saturday last two quarter. races
were run-by Hoxter's "Spiie Driver" |"
and DEsDean's seWiId Indian.~ Hox-
ters horse took both. races easily.
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Wood.

A few cords of wood will be taken
on subscription at this Office ifdelivered
A&&f sssS f.s,sts
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Apple Crop.

Apple Crop.
Our merchants have been driving
quite Z biisk t1AdSfa'apples for the
past few weeks, and farmers have re.
alised from forty to sixty cents per
bushel. The crop is very large and
Of very fue quality. The following
exhibit shows the amount shipped
qp 20 this time; Ehf',ss
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HiaSM:

s1A44A4s 4sask re- q
.ITotteas Brothers. will accept our
tAaaks for telegraphic conrtesies
extsnded., >. ..laO T. 30;
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The largest line of paper and leath-
er-coyered trunks at Hnupt j. Ryal's.