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Richmond Tobacco Market.

THURSDAY. October ], 1883.
Since our last weekly report, inspections and re-
ceipts light, with no material change In prices
except for common Tugs and nondcscrpt ship
ping leaf which are very dull and decidedly lower.
transactions for the past three days: 100 hogs
neads, - ticroeS. and Is boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Comnon TO medium dark working ara
mon. Ssde4l2; sun-cured good, $l3Gg$A; coal
cured common, slOGlSl5 coal-cured bright, Si5G
S25; coal-cured fancy, $20Gl84O.
dark working, $ll@$l2; good dark working,
Sl2. 5OGSl4; line and wrapping, $l56$l9; sun
cured. S13lf30; yellow wrappers, common, S?04
S35 yellow wrappers, medium to extra, 8!OGSl00.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lttgs.-yery common and heavy weights, SIG
ss; medium, rs. 5oG9*s so ; good, Sl0llSl2.
LeaE-EnglIsh shipping, $l2@$I0; Continental
shipping, Sl51Sls.
STEMSIING TOBACCO.
Lsdr-CommOn, nominal, $aMl2; good, nomt-
nal Tl3flsl6: line nominal, STWS2O.
Ste,aS.-S3. 50QS5.5o and 81.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

!. SVUIFTIWHT
Beevss-We find the extreme range loG4l7c. for
poorest 10 best. and quote prime and extra at 1910
tic. fair to good ut 15G1l6c common TO medium
at I3361,I3c. inferior ut llGl2c.
Shetp in fair demand ut full prices fair TO
good sheep of 1880 fs average sold freely at 510
9Sc. q h. prime and choice would have brought
767fc.
SCine.-Only Is carloads arrived at FOTtieth
street before noon. all Of which sold ut from
ga 25 to SO.43i u 100 RS Dressed hogs are selling
Si9 BolGI2l3
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Two FULL MooNs.-We are to have two
full moons during the month of October
one on the lst, the other on the 3lst-a
good time for lunatics. The prophecy regis
tered by Jenkins that there would be more
marriages this October than during any
other month since the war was probably
based upon knowledge Of the above fact.
Ne,p York Commercial.
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Nh. PEHDLEToS DID Nor ADVISE TEXAS
TO VoTE.-" CircleuiHe, Ohio, September
%, lS6S.-To the editor of the CONNER
cial The letter in the Commercial Of to-
dav, rs being from me to Somers Kenney,
Of Texas, dated Bangor, Me-, September q =,
1865, is q forgery. Your friendly com
ments conveyed the first knowledge had of
the letter, or Of the person to whom it is adj
dressed. GEORGE II. PENDLkToN."
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Alabama Democratic Mass Meeting
Twenty Thousand Persons Present
-TorchIight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&C.. &c.
SELMA, Ala, October 1.-The Democra-
tic State mass meeting to-day was the
largest political meeting ever held in Ala
bama. 1t is estimated that 10000 persons
we're present, including 5000 negroes. All
the counties Of Middle Alabama were rep
resented-most of them by clubs. The
procession was two miles long.
General Clauton, Ex-Governor Watts, ex-
Governor Winston, II. A. Herbert, c. W.
Lee, and others, spoke. Ex-Governor
Watts's eloquent apostrophe to the national
flag was applauded more loudly than any
thing else.
The torchlight procession tonight is a
magnificent affair. Miles of streets are
filed with people, and all the principal
houses are illuminated. Several colored
clubs are in the procession.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET,

THURSDAY, october l.
There have been about $50 cattle, 25 lambs, 40
'heep, IS calves, and 100 hogs received the past
week and sold at the following prices:
Beec-Common, DC. "a h., rross: good, &c. y
a.. fair, &C. U h. No prime in market.
Ldnlbs.-Trom go 5oDs4 % head.
Sheep.-From f36S8 q head.
Cnlpes.-From Ss6Sl5 r head.
HOgS.-From l26l33c. % b. net.
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General HgancOck's Health.

CARoNDELET, Mo-, October l.-General
Hancock's wound (received at Gettysburg)
has re6pened. He will be detained here a
month
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Auction SALES OF DRY GooDs.-Several
large auction sales Of dry goods took place
in New York on Tuesday. All-wool de-
LANES, colors, sold at from 22d3l34c. ;
blacks, 20@ 30c. ; extra fine colors, 27@35c.
37-iuch Paris merino cloths, j6G62 &C.; B
quality, GS@G9c. ; c, 6GUGSc. and 50 Oh.
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,R0OTS, SHOES, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc. e.
FALL AND WI TER STOCK. y

am now receiving my FALL and WINTER
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &C.
lust selected By myself of the manufacturers con.
sisting of - >>,,.
Ladies' SERGE BUTTON BOOTS
Ladies' AID and SERGE POi IsH EO0I",
Ladies' FRENCH GOAT POLISH 30 ITS.
Ladies' MD and SERGE CONGRESS Gal.
TERS. ~
J.srics' FEEN II KID Sill PEGS
Ladies' kI and -ERGF BALHoRALS.
C;rntIrrnen's FkEN Z II CALF DRESS BOOTS,
Cent? mems FRENCH CALF CONGRESS
CATERS. box toes;
Gentlemon's FRENCH CALF WASHINGTON
SHOES
ALSO,
Every variety Of Misses'. hi dren's Boys, anG
Youths' SHOES and SCOTS.
NV stock OF BOOTS and SHOES for Men anC
Women for plantation use, Is very extensive EN-
braclng every style amt quality
l respectfully i1vite purchasers 10 give me cal
at No l2Os Main, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
&C t-2w JOHN c. PAGE, JR.
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Deaths nj Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October Jacob Finn,
for many years judge of the criminal court
here, is dead.
Theodore Jones, the artist, is also dead.
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The revolution now SO rapidly progress
ing in Spain is attracting the attention OF
the Washington Cabinet and the foreign di-
plomatic corps, several of whom have
called upon the Spanish Minister and ex-
pressed their sympathy with his country in
her present political difficulties. Many
profess to believe that Spain will attempt
the establishment Of q republic; but the
better impression seems to be that Napo-
leon III. will have hand in the matter
and will direct the establishment Of the
kingdom, perhaps with new dynasty al
the head of the Government.
Surratt's counsel having assured the dis
trict attorney that he would appear to an.
swer any Indictment the grand jury may
find against him, it has been decided not tc
issue another warrant for his arrest, but tc
await the action of the grand jury at the
next term of the court.
There are about 200 students at the Uni
vcrsity now, and the arrivals every day
are large. We understand that the number
Of matriculates is already larger than that
of last year, Charlottesville Chronicle.
The third section of the railway across
the Alps by way Of the Simplon was
opened on the 9th ultimo. 1t is expected
that this line will be much more importan,
than the Mount Gents route.
Sixty-fve velocipedes we're entered for a
series of races lately held near Paris. A
new four-wheeled vehicle just invented
was introduced. 1t is said to be sate.
swifter, and less fatiguing than the others
Smoking by ladies in Boston is on the in
crease. An extensive cigar-dealer in the
city says he sells an average of 300 per day
forladies' use, and thinks thousand per day
at least is pulled by the fair ones.
A lady in Geneva who was sick promised
the nurse half dozen Of her handker-
chiefs in case she did not recover. The
nurse, TO make sure of the lcgscy, poisoned
her patient.
Two new lines Of railvcy have been
opened this month in connection with the
Suez canal. Hereafter passengers from
india can 90 by rail from Alexandria to
Suez in ten hours.
The amount of money transmitted by the
money-ordcr post Offices during the fiscal
ya.r ending June so is about SIS, 100000.
The amount transmitted by this system In
the previous fiscal year was s9,O0O,Ooo.
An organ -grinder in New York perpe-
trates the innocent fraud of holding sheet
Of music before him. Unsophisticated
Young ladies are surprised at his proficiency
in reading and playing from the notes.
Charles Dimitry's novel, The House IN
Bolfom Street, is to be issued simulta-
neously in London, New York, and New or-
leans.
Robbins, arrested on the charge of assas-
sinating General Hindman, has been &C
Quilted by the authorities at Helena ARK
There is yet no clue to the murderer
The corn crops in Greenbrier and Ale
ghsny this season are the largest ever
known Valley Vrginidn.
Butler paid over $4,000 for his noml-
nation to Congress. He is anxious TO serve
his country rick Pomeroy.
Dipbtheria is prevailing in Stanton
among the children Valley Vuyinla".
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ITO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and MI .
NERAL LAND COMPANY has completed ar
rangements for the sale and settlement Of I'M
PROVED LANDS In Virginia All landed pro-
orfetors desiring to avail themselves OF the SER
vices Of this Company will please call on or sd
dress the sgent OF the Comany.
CHARLES z. MORRrSS
.. As No. llss Main street.
iru I'm ra s.4r Richmond, Va.
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HARDWARE, &c.
T r A D E.


FALL IRA D E.
WATKINS COTTRELL 4 CO,
1907 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
call the attention Of country merchants and the
trade generally TO their large and well-sclected
stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AND SAD
DLERY GOODS.
We are determined not 10 be undersold by any
regular hardware house North or South. All we
ask is an examination Of our stock and prices.
WATKINS, COTTRELL d CO.,
SO Him 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
A GENCY FOR ROUND AND SHEET
n GUM PACKING, all sizes;
PATENT GUM-BELTlNG, and
BEST OAK-TANNEU LEATHER BELT
PATENT RUBBER HOSE and COUP
LINGS. ,
Wei have secured the agency for the sale OF all
fine RiIBSER GOODS manufactured BY the
TtIE ,3IITTA PERCHA and RUBBER
MANUFACTURING CnMPANf,
and viii furnish the above goods ct the lowest
prices WATKINS, CoTTRELL 4 CO,
sc r7-2m No. 1907 Main street. h1chmond, va.
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CHICAGO, October lie. V. Robbins, Pre-
sident Of the Board of Trade, has failed
His liabilities are 100000.
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Rev. J. B. Hawthorne, of Selma, Ala,
has accepted call to the Frankliu-;qua, c
Baptist church, Baltimore, in place Of Rev.
W. Z. Hatcher, resigned.
Josiah E. Smith of Charleston, S. c., DR..
B. W. Seabrook Of Beaufort, s. c., and
DR.. W. A. Rose of West Virginia, have
recently bought land in Fauquier county,
Va.
1t is q great waste Of letters to give a
little place such name rs Coutoockock-
vile (Ct.), Oconomowoc (Wis.). &C., which
places the natives only know as - Tookey y
and Cooney."
The New York rat-pit and dance house
prayer-meetings are now thinly attended
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: n =: G1 4 rEwBURN,

RICHARDSON l. EEWBURN,
n ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTTONEERA
No, 1915 Main and Eleventh streets,
sell, buy, lease, and rent Houses and Lands, pup
iicly and privately, In the city and country MAKE
Investments and Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
cial attention to the Collection OF Rents.
Purcell, Ladd u Co., w. 8. Donnan Co, Colonel
J. G. Shields Claiborne Barksdsle, ESQ, Ca,kie
son, Wises Fitzhugh, Pexchy B. Grattan, Esqa
Or. James Bolton, DR.. W. W. Parker, Peyton q
Gary, Alexander E. Holladay, Esq, Tsliaferro q
Co., l.. W. Rose, ESQ. Jyasm.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA ALMANAC-lsea.

copyright secured
Computations by Samuel Schooler, N. A., OF
University OF Virginia and Principal OF Edge Hill
Academy, Caroline county, Va.
GUARANTEED UNUSUALLY CORhECi.
For sale by al booksellers and stationers In this
anu the other cities in Virginia and North Carolina.
Address CHARLES II. WYSSE,
box J2, Richmond,
or call on any bookseller fl this city, or 1t corner
Of Fourt, enth and Main Observation-Disclosures OF
Ferguson Rady. sc =a-ai",s"itr"it
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Destructive Fire In New Work.

EFVHtEUCtIFC 7 1HC K1' w"
New YORK, October 1.-The bonded
warehouse known as the Empire Stores
was burned this morning. Loss, $500, 900.
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IpAHo.-Thc Tribune owns that the
Democrats carried this Territory at the late
election.
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CARPETBNGS, &c.

NARPETINGS, RUGS, OILCLOTHs, sc.
am now receiving my fall stock OF
VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE
PLY, and INGRAM CARPETISGS,
RUGS, and MATS;
FLOOR, TABLE, AND STAIR OILCLOTHS
CURTAIN MATERIALS
and
WINDOW SHADES,
whIch offer rs low us the same qualities can be
purchased in the city. "
r. Z. RICHARDSON,
POL, corner Ninth and Main streets.
Sc ll-d1 w2n
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Secret Sales Of Gold by the Assistant
Treasurer.
NEW YORK, October 1.-Several of the
morning journals to-day denounce the as
sistant treasurer here for making secret
sales Of gold.
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AEMANACS.

VTARROCK'S EDITION OF RICH
w ARDSUS'S VIRGINIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA ALMANAC FOR S69-Copyright
secured Il his standard Almanac. which has been
regularly published for FIFTY FOUR YEARS, Is
now ready for the trade. Address
JAMES Z. Gp0DE. Publisher,
&c so-d3' Swlt Box lsa Richmond, Va,
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DR. G. e. KL0EBER lDENTALs
aTCHMONn Val inserts beautiful ARTlFl-
GAL TEETH on The yULcA&lTE BASE tor
twenty to thirty dollars per set, fasueatar s.sn
yatioa OF the natural teeth. Correction OF Lrexss
lar seth cleaning extracting, aud the tressmes1
Of de tai diseases generally. seN-sa
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MACHINE SHOP.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-|~v~~s
MENTAL NOTICE-REDUCTI0N IN
From this date will insert artificial teeth on Yul.
canite base at TWENTY and THIRTY DOLLARS
PER BET. w. LEIGH BURTON, Dsniists
Office corner Seventh and FRANKLIN Streets.
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MUCK SALES or REAL ESTATE.

OUICK SALES or REAL ESTATE.
"ehsve made ARRANGEMENTS by which property
Of all kinds put In our hands for sale win be
en-. therefore. orer superior facilities 20 those
wishing TO sell.
hoLoEs and LANDS sold and rented publicly
and privately. =. - -
MONEY LOANED on real estate and nezotis-
BILE paper.
ANGER second TO none In the city.
HILL & sopDrN,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ueers.
Nal.
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BOARDING AND E-0DGsNG4

ANY ONE IN WANT OF BOARD OR
"A ROOMS can be accommodated by calling on
Iwcnty-sixth street between Broad and Marshall.
oc l-3,* MRS. NJ Il. JOSEPH.
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Surratt's counsel having assured the dis
trict attorney that he would appear to an
swer any indictment the grand jury may
find against him, it has been decided not to
issue another warrant for his arrest, but to
await the action of the grand jury at the
next term of the court.
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,Parchase only the Best.

$50 lts1 -ituly - Il H.
AnnIorlty Of adyertissd bilArs,lmport.
ans lnsrsalsn.s, the nscssHty Of which are
blblnIS iudieat Cd, ere omlitsd, hfcatse Of their
high prisss; IN otheFs, the proportions and
eoablnaAons efitks inNedieuis are 10 deh-
Ance Of all settled principles OF pharnaceuh
oal chem stryi others, again, are mere Shams,
IN sde up Of poor,whlsky slightly bttered with
alOsz &C eolPred IN such q manner As 70 de-
teits the iihwAry, aud are so nalseatfnE as to
b. pnworthyloi critieisnn, and 70 the patient
the remedy II worse than the disease, while
years OF expefien:e and trial have proven Or.
commended, one OF the hest remedies oxtapt
where stomachic tonic and sumulant are re-
Quired. they never fall TO strengthen the
weak. impart yigor to the strong, and are, III
every particular Just what a stomach bltters
ought to be. II you nave symptoms Of DyS.
peps,a, take them freely to aid digestion. !
you reside in bihops districts, they should be
taken az sure prevention Of Bilious Fever
and Fever and que, Liver Complaint, JAun-
dice, and in all. that class Of diseases where
ihere ID general dsprt sslon OF the nervous
system, loss Of muscular energy, weakness,
lasstule, want of appetite. faintless, chilly
sensations AMI aching OF the bones, &c. And
asar,medy for female weakness, Leuchor-
Thoea, or Whites, Robacls's Bitters have no
equal. They are prepared with special refer,
'enee 70 this compliant, and act like acharm'
4 few days trial will satisfy the most scepti-
cal Of the real merits Of this really valuable
medicine, 4 t. aug2ow4.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

RUMsEY, RoAUs 4 REED, the largest
wholesals Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, Invite Merchants and Fur
nacemen to an examination Of their extensive
Winter stock. They give special attention to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
ind their stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One OF their arm remains East to
give his entire tlme in watching the markets,
and In buying for them, and hence their stock
8 always fresh and always nrst supplied with
the newest goods. They operste largely, do
businsls on the principle ofthe smallest prot
It's. and practice the spirit Of liberal accom-,
mediation. eep. l9-yi
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SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,

SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Portsmouth,, ohio, prepares young men prnc-
:ieallY for TIE duties ofthe counting g-tOOm, BY
teaching them Bookkeeping, Writing, and
Business Arithmetic, and also for general
business. THERE'S no class system = students
,an enter at any time. College permanently
located. Open day and deSening.
address e. W. SMITH. Principal.
Con. 10 Is67-Vi
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SPECIAL NOTICES. q
A Card.

Aoiergyman, while residing in South Amer
q as q missionary. discovered q safe and SIM
ple'relnedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness
xAhJ Decay, diseases Of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the Wade train Of disorders,
brought on by baneful and Vicious habits.
Great Numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted BY a desire to benefit the
afiiCtsd and unloitpaats, l will send the recipe
forprsparins and using this medicine. in a
esdsd eayslOpe. 70 any 0ns who aesds It ffse
sfcaarrs. 49,. - = - - 81
Addfsss. $50 JosEPHr. IsMAN.
, ~ u .lTifj Station D. Bibls House.
. saaIs Iles ms mo si.. Nov ysrk cry.
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New Advertisements:
M. b G, II. II. TIME TABLE,.

Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
arriving at Portsmouth at II 20 q m. and SIS p.
ha. Returning trains will leave Portsmouth Vt
"a m. andl 80 ?. IN, arriving at Rsmdsn at
II D am. and 7s pm. l.V3 .
Trains connect at Lovelsnd for all pojnts on
The Little Miami Railroad, and At the fndlanap
slis i,. and oncinna'i Railrosd:Iancsi.n for IN
WV. PEABODY, rdr,
9Alt-tfif Master OF Transportation.
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Attachment Notice. :

George Mel. Roter, plaintiff. against James
Sherman deisndaats-
Before VILLAIN Mark. Justics Of the Pace o
Elk township, vfnton county. Ohio.
nNtee etsh dsyof octobss, a. ID. iDes, sssd
SsJustice isaied An order ofattachmsntjn In the
sncve acaon ms thy sun Of I3oiS sad sald
"a q 70 sslesh, \ SIs sslS,: : q, s;la Igs!ss,
{ oesssss 81 isn. gsI59~'T c Ut
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THE VINTON RECORD.
oftiolaI Organ Of Viuton county.
LOCAL MATTERS.

]. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
to the Merchants and Furuscsmsn Of vInton
county,, q supenor stock Sf Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. y. H..
Butcher, Tray. Agent. Sept. 10, ls@-yl.
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Wilkesville Academy.

The above institution is now
in successful operation, and pre-
sents acknowledgements to
students, in point of healthful-
ness of situation, and thorough
ness of the course Of studies
taught. One of its principal
features is the Teachers De-
partment in which the student
is fitted fer the responsible po-
sition of a teacher. For terms,
etc. address, j. Lee Gamble,
Wikesville, Vinton Co., Ohio.
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If you want a good bargain
in good honest goods, of any
description, 60 to 0. Dowd &
Sons.
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More Greenbacks !

More Greenbacks
"More Greenbacks" will be
taken at Strong's Drug and
Book Store, and the best drugs,
paints, oils, soaps, and perfu-
merry, books, paper and en-
velopes given in exchange.
Byron-WithOut Measure Or
Rhyme.
For Dye Stufs, 60 TO Strong's.
For School Books, 60 to
Strong's.
For Paper, go to Strong's.
For Cigars, 60 to Strong's.
New Goods Direct from the
East.
AN endless variety Of fine
dress goods, handsome prints,
shawls and skirts, the best ol
muslins and linens, gentle
mems ready made clothing,
piece goods, at Dan. Will &
Bros Original Cash Store.
The attention of our readers
is directed to the advertise.
ment of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of this
paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine ie recommended by
all who use it.
CAPT. MAYNE REED will COM
mence the publication of a
new magazine-"Onward"-
for young folks in January.
The editors name is sufficient
guarantee for a first class mag
azine. 1t will be published by
Carleton, New York, and the
first number will be ready In
time Tor the Christmas Holi-
days.
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.aa ha HAlHS, sT'
REPAIRIS g

guaranteed. NORRIS EVANS.
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ALL kinds of Justices blanks
for sale at Strcng's Drug and
Book Store.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands o. the vors. sufferers nom his
terrible diAsass have been cured BY tho use n
Robaek's stom sch Blttera ~ the tsstimsaiAis
now in our hands fully prove s'B12
For sale at sisson's drug store. -
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New Clothing Store.

+, ]. X. Will has fitted up the
room next to the corner, for
the exclusive sale of gentle
mems wear, and will keep con-
stantly on hand a full stock OF
ready made clothing, drawers,
shirts, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
etc. @ The store is in charge of
4Alf Will, who is always ready
to accommodate persons wish
ing anything in his line, at the
very lowest figures L
do youjwant a good suit OF
clothes. and g. good, fit, cheap.
If SO, consult your interest and
save your money, BY buying Of
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

SCHOOL BOOKS, paper and copy
books, pens and pencils, era
sers, note paper, envelopes,
miscellaneous books, tuning
forks, etc. For sale at Sisson's
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

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