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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-15
A CAPITAL Candidate.

EDITOR LEDGER: An evening or two
ago i sew in your lively paper call
upon Mr.. Will o. Woodson to run for
the office of County Court Clerk, and it
gives me great pleasure to be able to say
that he would be a capital candidate,
and, If elected, will make an excellent
officer-one that will be obliging to every
member of our revived Bench OF Magis-
tratee, which compose the Court, and
courteous to every person in the county
who has to pay privilege taxes, from the
richest merchant to the poorest drey-
man. II our Democratic Convention put
him on it's ticket for the position named,
he will receive the votes of every good
man in the county, and his acts will at
all times shed luster on the party. He
is Young but married man, settled fer
some years 10 our midst, and full of that
life, energy and talent required to make
a good officer. He possesses those quail
ties which the workingmen justly declaT Q
every office holder should have-prAt :
teal ability and pure honesty; aud l
believe it to be the duty of the merchant,
the farmer and the mechanic to unite
on such q man. We have suffered SO
much from Harlequin politicians and
Pantaloon place-hunters that change
is necessary in order to save us from
bankruptcy. Woodson is our man for
County Court Clerk.
Yours, etc, FIFTH DISTRICT.
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See Fourth Page for Local News

The theatrical Bulletin will be issued
to. M rrow double the usual size, the
change to continue during the holidays.
This contemplated enlargement is conse-
quent upon our largely increased list of
patrons, among whom we number most
of the solid and enterprising merchants
of Memphis. A sufficient number will
be issued each day to furnish everybody
in the city with copy of it gratuitously,
besides large edition will be distrib-
uted each day on all the steamboats, and
at all the railroad depots, thereby bring
ing it prominently before the attention OF
all who make Memphis the center Of their
business. 1t will contain theatrical news
of the day and q mirror of theatrical life
in Memphis. The Joe Jefferson season
is sure to be literally patronized, and all
who desire to avail themselves of his fine
audiences should leave their favors at IL
Madison street. R. M. MCKEE.
GOT Proprietor.
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r. x. O ID u . /.


The Charleston (Miss.) Tdllahatchidn
Of the 18th gives vent to some very dis
loyal and ungracious remarks concerning
some of our Memphis brethren who have
been. sojourning in that region. The
editor says:
The great and important event Of this
week, and the one we chronicle with
more than ordinary pleasure, was the
departure, early Tuesday morning, OF
the military command of this post, and
with it the whole horde of Ames' lean,
lank, wolfsb, hungry, starved-out, car
pet-bag election shysters Of this county.
Yes, the whole kit and kin of them have
left US, and we breathe free again. Car
penter, the man who ten days ago was
burdened with at least half dozen
offices, is gone. Gen. Quincy, the man
who could fix up sixty thousand dollar
sheriff's bond cut of straw, and then
collect public money and appropriate it
to his own use, has also left us.
Howard Belshszer Wood, the verdsnt
Probate Judge who couldn't tell the diff
ference between the plaintiff and the
defendant in suit--he too is no more.
One ]. e. Banning, who is notorious
pimp Of Memphis, with other similar
specimens who have been hanging about
our courthouse for some time, are all
gone, yes, all gone, and the old scratch
is with them, for they are his imps, sure.
! Just such set of men-such mess
of human corruption, we venture the
assertion, and without the least fear Of
contradiction, was Fever before heaped
upon poor, innocent people, as was
these fellows.
But their going away was in full keep
ing with. their coming and their general
characters; and while the community at
large ere jubilant at the happy radiance
of these fellows, our hotel men, our
saloon-keepers, and the washer-women,
are in sackcloth over their unpaid bills.
The whole posse con,itatus went fl with
the soldiers, whose company they dis
graced, and almost between two days.
They came with nothing, they succeeded
but poorly in stealing, they have earned
nothing except a few Government war
rants-hence they had nothing to pay
| their board bills, or their grog bills, OF
even their washing bills. A trunk OF
two left in pawn for unpaid bills is al
that is left of this precious crew. Their
great source of grief during their stay
here was our empty treasury, and the dis
position of our people to watch them,
and to keep their hands empty. Hence
they have left as lean, lank and hungry
| as they came.
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SEVENTH WARD.

The meeting in this ward nominated
the following gentlemen to the Offices
mentioned:
Alderman-A. ] Roach.
Councilmen-J. B. Signaigo and Pal
Twohig.
School Visitor-P. L Mitchell.
slegates-Ed. Anderson, VIM. Har
riugton, Dom. Zweifel, VIM. Crosby, j
A. Deniger, !. Dryer and NJ. Gallagher
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River.
Weather gloomy and cloudy, with driszling
rain. The river here is rising steadily. with q
good stage of water from Cairo to the Balze.
The Ohio is falling at Louisville. with seven
feet six inches in the canal. The Arkansas is
rising. with eight feet in the channel from Lit
tic Rock cut. White river continues at fair
stage.
BOATS IN PORT.
Alice Dsan. Grand Era. Mary Boyd, General
Anderson, Commercial.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Commercial was to have got away at
noon for White river.
The new hatcher passed down last night for
New Orleans.
The splendid steamer Grand Era. Ca tain
Kountz. leaves this evening at Eve o'clock for
New Orleans and the bends. Messrs. james
Kerr. jr.. and John McClOud. two clever gen.
tlemen. have charge of the Office.
The Lady Gay, Captain Isaac Jones. will
leave TO- morrow morning at ten o'clock for 81.
Louis.
The MinneOla. Laura and Kenton are due
from Cincinnati.
The Columbian and Pauline Carroll will pass
down this evening for New Orleans.
The City Of Cairo. Captain Malin. will leave
the wharf to-day at Eve N. for Cairo and st.
Louis.
The Alice Dean. CAPTAIN shutk. leaves to-
day at I've pm. for Cincinnati. Mr.. Grubbs
rresiies in the offer.
The Liberty passed down yesterday with
three baTges in TOW Of agricultural implements.
She discharged here 5000 kegs Of nails and a lot
of miscellaneous wares from Pittsburg.
The superb passenger steamer General An
derson, Captain James Lee. ST.. is the regular
daily packet for Friar's Point and the bends.
leaving at four pm. She has elegant passsn-
ser Recommendations. and attends to all the
way business in the bends. Stack Lee. an az
fable and worthy ssaslsnAn. has charge Of the
oSee.
Tbs new and splendid passenger steamer
Mary Boyd. Captain Rube HAines, is receivinl
At the vhA-f for all points en- the Arkansas. ans
leaves to day at Eve p. m, connecting at I.isl'
Rock with a light.dnueht steamer Ter forf
smith. Mr.. L. W Outlaw dess BE h970Ts q
! the 0iice.
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COMMERCIAL MATT ERs.
Memphis Cotton Market-Dec. 10.

The market is dull. and nothing doing. We
continue our quotations:
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81. patrick,s Fair ana Festival.


The ladies' of St. Prtrick's Church in
augurated their Fair ct the Greenlsw
Hall last evening, but the many outside
attractions prevented full attendance OF
visitors. The hall is decorated in hand
some style, and the tables speak well for
the taste of the ladies engaged in decors-
ting them. The attractions in the voting
line are conspicuous feature. There is
a massive silver goblet for the favorite
candidate for Mayor, barrel of -four for
the most efficient house-keeper, and
prizes for candidates for Wharfmaster,
Tax Collector aud Chief Of Police. The
polls will remain open until Saturday
night. The object of the Fair is q very
worthy ona--to aid Father Riordan in
defraying the Indebtedness incurred by
the erection of St. Patrick's new church.
We hope to see full attendance this
evening, that the efforts of the ladies
may be crowned with success.
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Memphis Theater.

Tae Worrell Sisters gave LallG Rookh
last night to highly pleased audience.
This is one of the most fascinating bur-
lesques they have yet presented. To
night Sinbad the Sailor, will be bur
lesqued, and Miss Sophie, the versatile,
sprightly actress, will give an original
rendering of the "Girl of the Period"
in which there will be many capital hits.
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READ advertisement of residence at
Oak Lawn, a charming neighbOrhood
near the city, which has sprung into
existence, like Byron's description OF
Venice, "As By he stroke of the en-
ehaoter's wand"
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MrupHIs, Trsr. Oct. 10. 1862

IA. Sumner, ESQ: =,
DEAR Sin: We think we have thor
oughly tested the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, as our Mr.. j. f Wig
gans has been manufacturing shirts
since l847, and has used Sewing Ma
chimes since their first introduction t.
be public. Some of the special quail
lies of the w. & W. Machine are, it
ease, lightness, speed of operation,
aeatness, uniformity, strength Of
stitch, economy of thread, simplicit,
and thcroughness of construction, non
liability to arrangement, and so easy
and simple to manage that child car
operate it with ease. We do not maxi
,hese testimonials merely as business
point, but we truly think that the ma.
chine justly merits the praise we be-
stow upon it. Yours truly.
WIGGAss & THORN,
Manufacturers Of French Yoke Shirts
Mems Underwear, ETC., 233 Main st.
have been connected wife Mr.. Wig
yans, in the manufacture Of our line Of
goods, nearly seven years, and cheer
fully recommend the machine in iii
every quality. 5. +. THORN.
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New York Cotton Market Dec. I5.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

New York Money Market-Dec. rs.
BY Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Governments are heavy. Sterling Exchange
dull. at 10ss4 for sixty-day bills. Gold carry
ing nj mar cent.
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Mrnrnls. Dscember "a, Is6g

Messrs. S. W. McCombs. A. X. Taylor. W., s.
Bruce 4 Co., John Norton, A. 5. Wheeler,
Schwab a Co.. and others:
GEYTLsSEE--In answer to your call
published in the PUBLIC LEDGER of the
18th instant, l have to say that l will &C.
cept the position if elected, and will
pledge the people Of Memphis whatever
energy and ability possess for vigor-
Gus and faithful administration of its
government, in every depsri ment
Very truly, etc.,
Gil nkNkf D. LINN
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vrcron D FUcHs has just received
another fine lot Of RseIfoot Lake fish, at
the great Fish and Game House. No. Al
Jefferson street. Go, then, If you want
something nice end fresh. %
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THE sale of beautiful Japanese goods
and curiOsities, ct Register, freEsvAnt a
Co.'S, vii. coutinas to-day ADD to-mor'
row, only. This is rare ehanes TO pro
cure some exquisite oriental articles for
ho!idsy presents. Private sale dating
The day.
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TENTH WARD.

EpIroRs LEDGER: The delegates for
the Tenth Ward, are Robert LOoney, M.
j. Pendergast aud Roland Savage; and
il was not until after they were duly
elected, that the meeting adjourned to
meet on Friday evening to nominate
Alderman, Councilmen and School WIS.,
;,or. JoBx PITxAN, Chairman.
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IL YOU want bill-heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way Of job printing, come to this Office,
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind of prices. Give us call
before making your orders. l48t
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Il. wABE : Co., 297 Main street, call
attention to their games, building bloeks.
Eaporamas, etc. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-15

cHArprL, at the POs'Ofice, has New
York Ledger, Saturday Night, weekly
and all the late papers; also, diaries'
envelops and writing paper.
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KEEP WARx.-Tha friends Of 3. c.
Hite should not forget that be ia selling
the best article Of Pitlsburg coal. Call
atl9 jefferson or 4l0 Main sls. 1911
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aBarrslrsI, pailsGas everybody.

FOR sALE-5O0 Cook stoves, of the
best manu- facture, Mt low prices, by
Rosenbaum a Bros, corner Vain
and Washington streets. %
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q. wApE 4 Co. have q nue line OF
wriiing.desks, portfolios and work-boxes
for Christmas gifts. W
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TIE BEST Is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. OF
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H. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, solicit
the public to the examination and pur-
chase of their fine gift books. SO
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FIvR hundred knit sontag's, IS cents
each, at Kraus, 2ls Main. 79r
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"Barretts," the most approved.
CANTON flannel, Is cents per yard, at
Kraus', 2l8 Main. 79T

Kraus', 2lS Main. 79T
DR.. SPALDING's wonderful Electric Oil
kills pain in tWo minutes; death to
rheumatism never fails in bolts and
cholic in horses; sure cure foR hog
cholera and all old chronic diseases; is
for sale by Peacock, Webb & Co., Browns
vile; Wainright & Pitman, Bells Station;
W. Indie, Gadsden; Scott, Mcknight
4 Co., Humboldt; V. L. Collins, Treze-
want; Jordan and Bros, Milan; ]. G.
Keyser, Rutherford; Grigsby Il Bros,
and all the druggists in Memphis. 94~
FOR SALE 500 Cook stoves, of the
best manufacture, at low prices, by
ROsenbaum d. BrOs., corner Main
and Washington streets. - "
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A NAaSIFIoEEP variety Of terra-cotta
vases, flower pots, smokers sets, spit
toons aud tobacco pots, for one dollar,
at the Great Revolution Dollar Store, 2lS
Main street. Gil
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WARD MEETINGS.

Election Of delegates 10 the city
Convention and Nominations for
Aldermen, C0unciInnen and school
vfsft0rs.
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BOARDING.. : One or two furnished
rooms, with board, can be had il pri-
vats family by addressing MRS. \"
LEDGEE Office. Reference given and re-
nuired. 81
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Muddy streets.
Gloomy weather.
To day is the first of the Ember days.
Advertise your Christmas goods in
these columns.
Unfinished business--the Fourth Ward
meeting.
The city Of Bartlett has sprung into
considerable notoriety and Importance OF
late. The place has right to all the fa.
vors il can get.
The great pressure of new ADVERTISE
ments on the inside pages of the LEDGER
makes it necessary to throw some of our
local news on the fourth page.
The bill RENTING the penalties on
property sold to the State for non-pay-
ment of State and county taxes, has
become law.
The finest snow of the season fell this
morning about eleven o'clock. 1t was
quite thick for about ten minutes. The
beautiful snow melted faster than it fell,
No sleighing as yet-but there will be
some heavy slaying of candidates in a
few days. This pun is copyrighted.
Morning papers please take notice.
Mr.. King, the proprietor of Montvale
Springs, is in the city. The railroad will
be completed within three miles of Mont
vale by the opening of next season. This
is one of the most health giving and
lovely watering places in the South
Great improvements have recently been
added, aad next summer it will be gay,
crowded place.
Alderman Dyer, the private secretary
of Barbour. Lewis, and one of the
straightest Radicals in the city, attempted
to figure at the Fourth Ward Democratic
meeting last night. This is the coolest
piece of impudence we have heard
What showing would Democrat have
been allowed at one of Dyer's Loys
League meetings? He was sustained by
|. M. Hill, Captain Tracy, and severa
other Radicals.
The Masons of Lamar Lodge, Mar
shall county, Mississippi, have elected
General A. J. Vaughan as W. M. for thu
ensuing year. This Lodge, which appear
| to be in aouris6ing condition, will holt
| a public celebration on st. Johns Day
at Early Grove, seven miles south o
Moscow, on the Memphis and Charles
ton road. The Rev. Wm. K. Douglas
Rector of the Episcopal Church at Earl,
| Grove, has been invited to deliver thu
Grafton.
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New York stock Mari6et-Dec. 10.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
There is prevailing dullness existing in all
the markets at present. and very little conf
dence placod on opinions
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LADIES white cotton hose, 81 10 pei
dozen (worth S3). at Kraus. 2lS Main. 1911
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"Barrett's," free from dirt and gum.
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london Stock nnrkrt-December I5.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
US By Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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LOST.

n osT ONE WHITE BULL-TERRIER
/ slut; tail cropped. and head and ears liver
color Anv one returning same 70 II front
strsef will he suitably rewarded. Lost on he
l2fh inst, on Poplar street.
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FOR RENT.
BOARDING

n0aRDfNG.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
Il be sccomm odated with board al No. HIS
Adams street; also. three or four d az boarders.
Terms reasonable. %. :.
noAKDTNa H0UsE.-oN THE 18TH OF
X ihis month i will open a frst-class board
- House AZ "a t3agoso street (Almeda Block,
hst1een second and Main, near the corner q
Ws;n- where day board and lodging can be bad
A. roasonable rates: Family rooms, furnished
ssss WYATT EPPBs. Proprietor.
noIRDTNG- Il HAVE OPENED A
Il Boarding and eating house g lle jefferson
efT,-ef- and ssk the patronage cfthe pnol,c.
aS-l6 LLAMA kRkSSh NBACH.
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5000 YARDS Al blesched domestic, lOc
per yard, at Kraus', 2ls Main. s5t
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IMPORTED corsets, 81, at Kraus', I'll
Main. ~
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If you wish to purchase anything, you
will save money by first calling at the
Revolution Dollar Sore, 2l3 Main st.f79t
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AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY OF
N my old friends. / have consented to be,
fofsthe Office Of City Recorder. at the election
in January next. [te1 W. Il. STEWART.
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WHAEFMASTER.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt Larry Harmstad as candidate fol
Wharfmaster. at the, ensuing municipal cleo
ton. S9-te
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NINTH WARD.

The meeting in this ward, held at the
Screen Home" was presided over by j.
D. Danbury, Mr. T. c. Schsper actiag as
Secretary, and resulted as follows:
Alderman-J. P. Prescott
Councilmeu-M. j. Doyle and Ed.
Tighe.
Delegates-R. P. Bsteman, f. W.
Roys.er and o. q. P. Piper.
School Visilor-W. z. Mitchell.
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JTTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of Captain E. A. Levy as can
didate for Wharfms ster. at the ensuing munic-
ipal election. S9-te
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MAYOR.


WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce j. D. Ruffin as q candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing municipal election. to
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

AT THE SOLICITATION OF NUMER-
n Gus friends. and in response to the calls in
the Appeal and Ledger, / would respectfully
state that ] am a candidate for Clerk of the
County Court, subject to the action of the
Democratic Convention.
te-H WILL o. WOODSON.
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w T. s. Mallory rs candidate for Constable
of the l4th Civil District, election December
18th. 1869 67.92e
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See Fourth Page for Local News
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GESTs linen handkerehiefs, 81 so per
dosen, worth Sc. at Krans', 2ls Main. 79f
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Msgibben & Bro. 2Sl Main street
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CITY TAX COLLECTOR.

VIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Felix w. Robertson as candidate for
City Tax Collector at the ensuing election, sub.
ject to the action of the convention. 50 to
WE ARE TO ANNOUNCE
w w. 7. Thurmond candidate for City
Tax Collector at the ensuing election. to
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
wv John Newsom as candidate for City Tax
Collector at the ensuing Municipal election.
subject to the decision Of the nominating con-
vention. TO"
VXyE ARE AUTHORIZED TO. AN
w nounce Colonel Charles M. Carroll as a
candidate for City Tax Collector. subject to
nomination by the City Convention. 70"
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WYE ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of j. lack Wilson ns candi-
date for Wharfmaster, at the ensuing munich
pal election. e3 TO
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WoMES's ribbed merino hose, 25 cents
per pair, at Krsus', 2lS Main. 1877
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of R0Br. GOOD. present in
cumbent. for re election to the office OF Wharf,
master, at the next municipal election. 7o-te
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Ii YoU want bargains in millinery and
dress msking, call on NJ. A. Roberts Il
Co., a2ai Main street. l22
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"Barrelt's' Iniaiiiisslls Hair Restorative
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Two hundred dozen misses and chill
dren's fancy wool hose, at great bargains
at Kraus', 2l8 Main 791
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WARTS.

xETANTEp-TEN YOUNG LADIES TO
w sell fancy goods. Apply to
ql-Q9 No. 17SlS Main street.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. NJ. CouES. $40 Main st. I
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ELEGANT Photograph Albums for 81
at the Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main
street. 79l