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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-06
Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio.

Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio.
This body met at Dayton on the
Doth inst, on which day there was a
grand procession of knights and
Master Masons.
Charters were granted to a number
of new Lodges, including Blanchard
Lodge, No. 4O3, Findlay; Benton
Lodge, No. 41s Benton; and Carey
Lodge, No. 420, Carey.
The reports Of subordinate Lodges
shows the several above named orders
to be In fiourishing condition.
VIM. Anderson, d. B. Beardsley,
B. F. Hyatt and w. E. Snyder rep
resented the different Masonic bodies
of this place.
The election of Grand officers for
the ensuingyear was held on Wednes-
day at 2 o'clock, at which time the
following officers were elected:
Charles Brown, Cincinnati, M. p.
G. NJ; j. X. Conrad, Atwater, d. G.
NJ; E. A. Hopkins, Cleveland, j. G.
NJ; Calvin Holiday, Lima, C. p. c.
W.; J. M. Stuart, Columbus, G. G.
g.; F. j. Phillips, Georgetown, G.
T.; Jacob Randall, Waynesville, G.
S.; G. Keifer, of Dayton, Most Ex-
cellent Grand high Priest; j. A. Rid
die, Of Wellsville, Deputy Grand
High Priest p. L. Wilson, George
town, G. X; ]. A. Retlig, of Medina,
Grand Scribe; +. j. Phillips. of
Georgetown, Grand Secretary; j. D.
Caldwell, Of Cincinnati, Grand Tiler;
L. f. Van CIeave, Of Cincinnati,
Grand Chaplain; j. M. Barrere, OF
Hillsboro, Grand Master Jacob
Randall, Of Waynesville, Grand
Guard.
The following officers of the Grand
Commandry knight Templars, OF
Ohio, were elected:
Sir Herman Ely, Of Elyria, Right
Eminent Grand Commander; Sir
Thomas Sparrow, Of Columbus, Very
Eminent Department Grand Com
mander; Sir Charles A. Woodward,
of Cleveland, Eminent Grand Gener-
alissimo; Sir r. III. Lansing, Of Chill
licothe, Grand Captain General; Sir
L. F. Van Cleave, Of Cincinnati,
Grand Prelate; Sir John. Stuart, of
Columbus, Grand Senior Warden
Sir David Atwstsr, of Massilon, Grand
Junior Warden Sir Peter Thatcher,
of Cleveland, Grand Treasurer Sir
j. d. Caldwell, Grand Recorder: Sir
d. G. P. Terrill, Of Lima, Grand
Sword Bearer; Sir L. FL. Pike, OF
Toledo, Grand Standard Bearer Sir
L. r Curtis, of Mt. Vernon, Grand
Warden; Sir Jacob Randall, of
Waynesville, Grand Sentinel.
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DIR. c. +. Ruhl will re open the OF
fee Of the late DR.. Blecher, on or
about the first of next month.
DR.. Ruhl is a gentleman OF whose
ability as Dental Surgeon residents
of Mansfield, Gallon and Bucyrus,
speak in the highest terms, so that
the old customers of DR.. Blecher
may feel assured of getting as good
work as formerly. We cordially
welcome Dr. Ruhl to our town, and
wish him the abundant success we
believe he deserves.
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a Nice Thing.

A Nice Thing.
We were shown a new process In
the manufacture of artificial teeth by
Mr.. Jacob Carr, Of this place, Q few
days since, which struck US as
being a very nice thing. We have
not space in an article to describe
this process, which is patented, but
would advise our readers to call
with Mr.. Carr and examine for them
selves.
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Pictorial.

Pictorial.
All persons wishing to secure fine
picture for a Christmas present, ol
otherwise, can obtain the Lords Pray.
er Picture, by leaving their order with
G. w. Twining, agent for Hancock
county, before the first day of Decsm.
Der next, as none can be obtained ex.
cept on subscription. Specimen copies
can be seen at the Findlay Photograph
Rooms, where all kinds of fine pic.
lures are made cheap. Rooms, TIVE
doors North Of Odd Fellows Hall,
Main street, Findlay, Ohio.
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'NeWspaperlal."

"Newspaperlal."
Our predecessors, LocKEs d BLY,
MYER, have purchased the Tiffin Iri-
6Mse, and this week issue their first
In leaving Findlay they take
with them the best wishes of the pat
rens of the JEFFERsoNIAE, and We
commend them to the people of Sen
eca county as energetic. industrious
young men, who will, as Phil. Sheri.
dan said, "push things.' Aessrs.
MYERS & MILLER, the retiring propri-
etors, have our best wishes in what
ever they may engage.
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| Stray Mule.

Stray Mule.
Stray from the subscriber, living
in Blufflon, Allen Co. O., on Sunday,
the lst inst, a dark ash colored mule,
two years old, OF medium size, with
collar and harness marks, and a black
stripe across the shoulders, and had
on leather halter. Any one return
ing the same, or giving information
of his whereabouts, will be liberallv
rewarded. JAMES PATTERSON,
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MA RRIEn-

wIN-sPANGLER.-On Tuesday eve
ming. November 3, 1893. by the Rev. George
Van Eman, Mr.. Hszskiah Corwin and Miss
Sarah Spangler. all Of Findlay.
ARMER-FARLRY-At the residence Of the
bride 3 father. in Richmond, KY, on Thurs
day. he 22d ult.. by Rev. Luther NJ. Todd,
Mr.. ID. p. Armer to Miss Annie Farley, eldest
daughter Of John Farley, Esq, both resi-
dents Of Richmond, Ky.
SHEARER-JOHNSON- the 22d ult.,
at the residence of Mrs. n. NunselI, Della
ware, Ohio, by Rev. y. P. q. Buchanan, Mr..
j. H. Shearer, editor Of the Marysville Tn
buns, to Mrs. Josie A. johnson, OF White Sul.
phur Springs.
GHANK-YEATS-O the 10th day Of Do.
tober. 1868, at the residence OF the brides
father in Findlay township, by Rev. ID. Gray,
Mr.. Henry Shank. to Miss Cordshs Yeats.
sAGER-DIEFFENBE the 2ad of
October. 1S6S, by the Rev. John Powell, at
his residence. Mr.. Noah Sager and Miss Su-
sannah G. Dieffenberger, both of Union own
shin.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
We are indebted to Judge Barnd
for the following list Of marriage Ii.
censes granted in October:
Adam Smeltzer and Elizabeth c.
Linn.
Martin Reigls and Millie A. Tullis-
Clifton A. Ogden and Amanda
Martin.
John Krout and Margaret thinner.
man.
William B. Writ and Julia Ann
Sink.
James z. Peters and Artie L.
Karnes.
John N. Wescott and Caroline Gil
bert.
George Aten and Martha Morehead.
Taylor Hales and Zeruiah Leonard.
John Murphy and Eliza NJ. Buchan.
an.
Jacob Callahan and Amelia NJ.
Zimmerman.
William G. Anderson and Catharine
Bolander.
Alexander r. Strother and Emma
IS, Biggs.
Ebenezer W. Poe and Caroline
Thomas.
George N. Hubbell and Francis E.
Coons.
John B, Kissell and Caroline Swan
ger.
John Grouse and Rebecca e. 10y.
Abraham Myers and Catharine
Notes.
Eli W. Alspach and Lavina Swoyer.
Jacob Bacher and Elizabeth Dun.
bar.
George McClelland and Eliza j.
Brown.
Noah Sager and Susannah Dieften.
derfer.
John W. Davis and Libbie e. Mar
tin.
William s. Post and Carrie A.
Smith.
David Rohrer and Catharine Hugle'
shafer.
Christopher Barmuth and Elizabeth
Mink.
James McClish and Minta Moffit.
Joseph f. Wonder and Linda M
Miller.
Henry Shank and Cordelia Yates.
John Bartoon and Ivy ]. McClish.
John Kimmell and Rozilla Battles.
Georgs Fike aud Lucinda Foulk.
To see France go to Paris.
To see Findlay go TO Old White
Corner.
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FREY & ErTINGER's is also the
place to buy Pure Fresh Drugs at
either Wholesale or Retail. Their
stock was never before 80 complete
as now, and their facilities are such
that they are able to offer first-class
goods Of every description in their
line at the very lowest market price,
and in NO instance will they allow
themselves to be undersold.
uol7 FREY Il ETTINGER,
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Permanent success is only obtained
by merit. No medicines ever put in
the market have ever obtained the "a
vor of the public in SO great degree
as DIR. j. w. Poland's White Pine
Compound, for coughs, colds, and
kidney. diseases, and Poland's Humor
Doctor for Scrofula, &c.
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| very low r,
To our Former Patrons.

To our Former Patrons.
We wish our old patrons who owe
us on subscription to the HANCOCK
JEFEERsosIAN to bear in mind that
we have sold the Office, and desire to
collect all that is due US. We receive
all dues on subscription to September
4th, 1868, inclusive. Will not our
friends bear in mind this request,
and pay promptly Please let us
see you personally, or hear from you
by letter, always remembering the
greenbacks.
With many thanks for kindly pat
ronage, and requesting that it may
be continued to our successors, VIC
remain, Truly yours,
LQeEzs d RLEyykS.
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Just as was Expected.

Zay. the popular Photographer
took all the premiums at the County
Fair, and there is no doubt that if the
could have had time to spare he
would have succeeded in the same
manner at the State Fair, but custom.
ers kept him too busy to allow OF
any preparation. His reputation a,
a successful artist is gaining daily,
and we are not surprised to see his
rooms so freely patronized.
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Ifyou know of a friend suffering
from irritation of Throat, Lungs, or
Chest, or in any way troubled with
Kidney Complaint, advise them to try
the White Pine Compound They
will never regret the trial but will
thank you for the advice.
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An Amusing Incident.

An Amusing Incident.
An old lady in town, last week, wit
Messing from the South end the i'm
mense pile of boxes and rush about
the Old White Corner, suPPosing they
were selling out at auction, came el.
bowling her way through the crowd,
and found to her surprise it was moth
ing but an every day transaction with
the enterprising firm OF Barney, Sny-
der & Co., selling off their immense
stock of new goods at private sale at
auction prices.
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Last CALI
Having engaged in business else
where, We must insist upon prompt
settlement, and, therefore, earnestly
request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to US, to pay up at
once and save trouble and cost OF
collection. The books may be seen
at the JKFFRRsoNIAN office.
LoCKEs IL BLYMYRR.
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Bargainsl Bargainsl

Bargains! Bargainsl
Can be obtained at the store oil
Davidson & Martin, by calling soon.
Don't crowd them, because they sell
cheap. Nevertheless, call soon, for
such bargains in Stoves, Tinware,
Glassware, &C., &c, may not always
be had for the asking.
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The American Stock Journal.

Farmers wishing pleasant and prof
table reading should send theiI
names and address to N. P. Boyer
Il Co., Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa,
and receive free and post paid, three
copies Of the above Journal. Also 9
splendidly Illustrated Show Bill and
Premium List. offering great induce
ments to Agents for obtaining sub
scribers at the low price of 81 per
anpum.
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Carnahan

Carnahan
Has received a new and splendid
stock of Chinchillas, Sackings, ShOul-
der Shawls and all the sizes in Kid
Gloves, besides great many other
desirable goods. Call early and see
his attractive stock.
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Temperance Saloon.

Temperance Saloon.
l.. 4. Green keeps a strictly tenn.
perance saloon, having no liquors
whatever. This Is an excellent thing,
as now there will be a place where q
lady or gentleman can get a dish OF
oysters, or a warm meal, unmixed
with the fumes Of bad whiskey.-
L. e. Green should receive q liberal
patronage.
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B O O K 81

FREY & ETTIEGER's is Headguar.
ters 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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Boulevard Skirts cheap at
HENDERSON & CONNELL's.

Closing Out.
As we have disposed of the JEFFER
soNIAN, we wish all who are in our
debt for subscription, job work, OF
advertising, to call at once and set.
tie. All persons having accounts
againet the Office, will please present
their bills soon.
LocKEs IL BLYMYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

They keep an open list, and serdtor
Books, by Express, as they are 'oanted.
Books furnished in tbs ,ody come at
less rate Mdn If they Wers Kept on
hand in stock. Books arrive three
days after the order Is gioen.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

How can they stand it and sell goods
so cheap? is the remark Of every one
that visits the boot and shoe room of
Old White Corner. The secret is,
they buy and sell for cash.
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Boulevard Skirts cheap, at
HENDERSON IL CoNNELL's.
Oysters /! Oysters!

Oysters Oysters!
G. S. Maltby's Oysters, undoubted
ly the best Oysters put up for sale, at
L. Z. Green's, by the Can, or Half.
can, or cooked in any style. Call and
try them.
1 shall keep fresh Fish during the
rest of the season, - cheap as the
cheapest.
n2Ow4. L. Z. GREEN.
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Ladies' Empress Cloths, worth rs
cts.; for so cts. per yard at
HENDERSON IL CoNNELL's.
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Good Weather.

Good Weather.
We are having nice weather now,
but people should remember that II
cannot last long, and should prepare
for coming winter by calling with
j. M. Neibling & Co., and buying a
pair of serviceable boots or shoes.
They are selling No. article, at
a yerv low rate.
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''Old Congress-"

'OId CongreSs."
We are glad to be able to chronicle
the fact that our city is again to be
supplied with this excellent Fine cut
Tobacco. Maj. Williams, the agent,
took some good orders for it here on
Wednesday. Hurd & Co will retail
IL.
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Change of Firm.

Change of Firm.
VIM. Vance, Esq, has disposed OF
hie livery, sale and feed stable To
Messrs. Powell & Edwards, by whom
the business will be conducted here
after. They are first class men, and
will do to 'stie to-
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The Race Next Wednesday.

The Race Next Wednesday.
We learn that race will take place
at the Driving Park next Wednesday
between Hoxter's "Spile Driver" and
Bush's "Hattie w est" from Fremont.
Mile heats-three bestin FIVE. Should
the weather be favorable q large at
tendance may be expected.
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SUSPICION Aroused.

UuSpICIOH hIUuoOu'
A lady, last week, on the streets OF
Findlay, with a new sett of furs,
was accosted by an acquaintance and
asked what she paid for them. The
price named by her was SO unexpect'
edly low, that for a moment suspicion
was aroused that she had stolen them,
until the explanation was made that
she had bought them at Old White
Corner for cash.
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Purify the Blood

Purify the Blood
1t is conceded by the most eminent
medical mon, that the blood is the
| fruitful parent of disease, by serving
as a vehicle through which noxious
substances contaminate the flesh by
absorption.
The fetid contents of the bowels, if
long retained by constipation, are of:
ten taken up by the veins or absorb.
ents. Various morbid products, such
as pus and saines of unhealthy ulcers.
occasionally find their way into the
blood vessels, which result in seated
cases of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Ery.
sipelas, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Eruptive
and Cutaneous Diseases of the Skin,
Enlargement of the Glands, Pains in
the Head, Sides and back, St. Vitus'
Dance, Pieurisy, Dizziness, Tumors,
Gripping and Pains, &C., all of which
diseases readily yield to the powerful
Influence of DIR. Roback's Blood Puri-
fer, which searches out all the vile hu-
mors and distempers, leaving the blood
| in pure and healthy condition.
The many. valuable ingredients of
which the Blood Purifier is composed
being adapted to each other strictly
according to the laws of chemical sci.
ence, makes it one Of the most valua.
| BILE alternatives and system renovators
of the present age, and its success as a
great medicine must increase SO long
as disease continues to vex the soul Of
man.
Frey y Rttinger, Sole Agents
Findlsy, Ohio, aea9'zw,
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Cotton Batting for 12t cts. per
pound at
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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Close buyers say the cheapest place
to buy furs is the Old White Corner
Fur Store, in the back room.
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Changed Hands--Livsry.
Mr.. VIM. Vance has sold his Live
ry Stable to Messrs. William j, Ed
wards, j. G. Powell and j. p. Ed
wards, who will continue the Livery
business at the same stand.
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Ladios' Empress Cloths worth rs
Cts, for so cts. per yard, at
HENDERSON & CONNRLL's,
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LADIES' Empress Cloths, worth rs
cts, for so cts per yard at
HENDERSON d CONNELL's.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
John Foley's Prize Medal Gold
Pens-the best in the market. For
sale cheap, at
w. L. MILLER & Co.'s
Drug Store,
Opposite Courthouse.
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The: Greatest Excitement Of the Day.
The great cash sales at the White
Corner.
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Ladies' Empress Cloths, worth IS
Cts, for 80 cts. per yard at
HENDERSON IL CONNELL,s.
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Local Business Notices.
Satisfaction Warranted

To everybody who uses "Barrett's
Hair Restorative" AllDruggists are
instructed to comply with this guaran.
tee. Sold by Frey & Ettinger.
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Crowded Out.

Crowded Out.
Mr.. Isaac Davis, ST., has handed
US letter from Mr.. S. Dixon, . for
mer resident Of Findlay, who has
located in Kansas, which we think
will be of interest to our readers.
Owing to its length, and the crowded
state of our columns, We are compell-
ed to lay it over for next week.
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Total
S646 90


ry contributions 4O7 so
Total S646 %
Expenses for the year $24 OF
Am paid A. b. S. for Bibles
and Testaments 2l4 6J
Amt paid A. B. S. as dona-
ton 407 so
Value of Bibles and Testa-
ments in Depository during
ithe year 64l 81
Value of Bibles and Testa-
ments in Depository now 347 90
No. Of branch societies con-
nected with auxiliary IA
Anniversary Meeting was held in
the Congregational Church. Rev.
Mr. Norton, of Cleveland; Rev. E.
w. Smith, Agent A. B. S.; Rev. j.
NJ. Cross, and Rev. j. B. Dunn deliv-
cred addresses.
The following persons were elected
officers for the year commencing No
vember I'd, 1868:
Jas. A. Bope, President.
Z. Miller, Secretary.
Hugh Newell, Treasurer.
Frey & Ettinger, Depository.
Us. Patterson, Auditor.
During this anniversary the differ
ent churches of Findlay contributed
as follows, viz:
Congregational Church 500 SO
Presbyterian 16l 25
Methodist Episcopal Church l43 90
Lutheran 80 80
United Brethren 5 90
Anniversary collection Is II
Total $4l5 %
Rev. E. W. Smith wasrequeeted to
furnish the county society an agent to
canvass the county during the coming
year. i
r. Murvp Sacratorv
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Cotton Batting for 12t cts. per
pound ut
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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Fresh Oysters,

Fresh Oysters.
Go to Davis & Green's for nice
fresh Oysters, received direct from
Baltimore this day.
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White Lead and Colored Paints at
s. & j. M. HUBER 81 Co.'S.
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Cotton Batting for l24 cts. per
pound at
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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Credit to Whom Credit is Due.

Credit to Whom Credit is Due.
We arc informed that the Young
America firm at Old White Corner,
the pioneers Of cheap goods, have been
selling their best standard prints for
one shilling per yard for the last two
months, and have finally succeeded in
bringing down the market price Of
best prints in Findlay to one shilling.
"a discerning public will patronize
the firm that makes the goods cheap
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The Last Sensation.
The immense stock of new goods at
Old White Corner.
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Annual Report of Hancock County
Bible Society for the. Year Ending
October 3lst, 1868.
Money received for the sale of
Bibles and Testaments S23S ~
Money received from volunta-
ry contributions 4O7 SO
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Wall Paper cheap at
S. & j. M. HUBER & Co.'S.

Cotton Batting for 124 cts. per
pound at
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Good Patent Medicines at
S. & j. M. HUBER Il Co.'S.
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First rate Dye Stuffs at
S. d j. NJ. HUBER & Co.'S.
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To see France 60 to Paris.
To see Findlay 60 to Old White
Corner,
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HENDERSON 4 CoNNELLs.
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Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at S. & j. M. HUBER IL Co.'S.
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BARNEY. l.SIlDER&CO
Waited for the Great Decline in Goods ;
1T HAS COMET HAS COME F!
for cash, is curiosity.
GO AND SEE 1T,
and you can't fail see the MAGIC of the READY DOLLAR
Piles of Clothing, that tailor beat in
Heat cheaper than Cold, and Blankets al
most for sons. And piles of the best
ranIss 61stSm,mnds as. e e.. Beot and Shoes
AAMseMASNA, MNeseM eAs,
AND ALL BRITISH AMERICA
running wild in their Fur Department
"FuRs FOR THREE COUNTIES. {"
No Lady should buy "set" without examining their stock
iii A I S, CAPS, AND HOODS.|
DRESS GOODS and SHAWLs IN AvALANcnEs.
Save Time
Save Money
Save Trouble i
AND BUY AT
"OLD WHITE CORNER, :"
I'D" CASH.
Barney, Snyder & Co.
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64l 81
347 90
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