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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

(1IGARS, Stosie Smoking and Chewing Tobac'
~ Goa good assortment for sale by
October l2 1869. w. Ebf
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r AIDES DRESS GooDs-we have a great va
Il riety of the newest styles of Dress Goods It
lower prices than have seen them for several
~,sYs KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
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BALTIMoRE ARDS.
GOLD MEDAL FOR 1867
Has just been awarded to
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF,

For the Best Pianos now made over Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York Pianos by the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
Opr,eE AND wARERooM No NORTH LIBERTY
sr, near Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, MD.
StTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
y mcnts, including the AGRAFFE- TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts, and the Improved French Action,
fully warranted for FTue Years. with the privilege
of xchange within II months if not entirely satis-
factory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Perlor Organs always
on hand, from $50 to $500.
Referees who have our Pianos in use:-
Gen. r E, Lee, Lexington. Virginia. Gen.
Rott Ransom, Wilmington N C. John Burns,
DR.. l.. G. CorCell, Warren Eby, John B. Packett
Cha arlestown, Thos NJ Isbell of jefferson county,
L. b. Burns of Clar Ike county. Mrs. Schwartswel-
der. Mozart Musical Association of Winchester.
TERMS LIBERAL call is solicited.
L April Il 1850. d. Oct. 2. ~ = =
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GFrom the Saginaw tMich.) Enterprise:l
Up in a Balloon.

Professor La Mountain's Recent Ascension
in Michigan-Enploston Of the Balloon
Nearly Three Miles a6oce the Earth
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the vital interests of the whole people OF
Wisconsin. And Just in this circumstance
appears to us the uncommon strength
Of the Republican ticket, because our can
didates are all capable and popular men
who have served the State in several
branches and are thoroughly acquainted
with its affairs honest patriots, whose
past lives guarantee to us that they cher
ish the interests of our State and people
above every other consideration, and
whose enemies even must acknowledge
that their capability aud integrity Is be-
yond cavil.
The Republican ticket is such that ev-
cry patriot can endorse it fully and fear
lessly in the interest of our public welfare
and the welfare OF the whole State, and
is the strongest evidence IN itself of the
pitiable weakness of the Democratic par
ty and of its ticket, party whose whole
policy consists in trying to belittle the
personalities of our excellent ticket and
which does not contest for or with any
principles, but only for men, by whose
aid it hopes to again obtain the ascenden
cy and with it its own aggrandisement,
even at the ruin Of our State and it's now
fourshing institutions and inhabitants.
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dominated to the general satisfaction,

nominated to the general satisfaction.
Our nominees too for Assembly are so
well known that it is unnecessary for US
to recommend them any further NIessrs.
FoBBs and DIIfMAR have both filled the
same Office before and always to the full
unqualified satisfaction of their coustitu-
Gets. and what they have done and will
soon continue to do for the interest OF our
County and State, we may with full re-
lance expect from oar other nominee Mr.
7. SToKER who has hosts of friends and 10
encuies with thee RECEPTION of few per-
haps, who were baffled by his honesty and
integrity and unable to use him for their
nefarious purposes.
And thus we leave all our nominees
with full confidence in their success, in
the hands of our fellow citizens, only
asking our intelligent voters, to follow at
the next election the dictates of their o,cn
CONSCIENTIOUS corrections, when brighter
prospects and more prosperous era will
soon dawn upon our County and its
inha abitants.
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AHuse Joke ON Old Democrats.

The Praire du Chen Courier thinks
that it is poor policy to encourage trea-
son to the party by nominating man
who has opposed the party and its lead
ers, and boastcd nf having defeated Dem
ocratic candidates. The Courier, un-
doubtedly, thinks that putting dcserter
in command of the army, because he has
been a deserter, is not exactly the way
to promote discipline. The Courier is
not alone in this view as will be seen
from the following paragraph from the
La Crosse Leader.
How THEY FEEL.-Onc of the old
leading Democrats in the State, and one
who was strong war man. during the
Rebellion, in letter to friend in this
city, about the nomination, thus speaks
of Charles ID. Robinson "lt would be
very strange if his abuse of, and oppo,l-
ton to, every prominent Democrat, for
the past fifteen yeors, should be forgotten.
There IS so little to commend him to the
pdrtu. bu which he Is nominated that At
seems A HUGE JOKE to ask any one to
sup,,ort him. If success at the polls was
ali the Convention desired, why not nom
mate Fairchild, whose record as man
is good and as Democrat is just as con-
sistent as his opponents. 1t L vote at
all it will certainly be against him.
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We have watched the course of so
many distressed, emaciated and forlorn
dyspeptics, of worn out and prostrated
females, who have taken new lease of
life, and gradually received vigor,
strength, health, and the power of So
clal pleasure fror, the effects of Planta-
ton Bltters, tina. we are not surprised at
the testimonials daily received. If it is
pleasure to do good in the world, how
full must be the measure of the proprie-
tors of these celebrated Bitters.
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A watch, pair Of blankets, Quilt or
Shawl for One Dollar seems almost I'M
possible, but such may be had and hun
dreds of other useful articles by patron.
izinc Parker & Cos, Zone Dollar sale. .
Their system of doing business has
been examined by the authorities and a
decision rendered from the Internal
Revenue department at Washington
dated Nov. 4th, 1868, declaring then
business perfectly fair and legitimate and 20
entirely different from the numerous git
enterprises OF course ali ali do do not 1o,Isr get
but in, euery large Cub, one Of these ar
ticles are sold for One Dollar, as an ex-
ira inducement, and some member or the
club has the chance of obtaining 1t. a
new feature introduced by this enterpris-
ing firm is to pay their agents IN eitheI
cash or merchandise and to prepay the
express charges. No better opportunity
can be afforded to either ladies or gen
tleman, haying leisure time than to form
clubs for this firm.
Read their advertisement in another
column and send for catalogue.
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AN IMPORTANT AMENDMENT.-At the
next election the people of Wisconsin
will vote on two amendments to the state
constitution, increasing the salary OF the
Governor from 81 $50 to $4,000 per an
mum. and that of the Lieutenant Govern
or to 81 900. 1t must be evident to every
sane man that the present salary, even
when fees have been added to the amount
offssSl 900, is entirely too small to secure
competent man for the position. The
amendment will secure to those officers
the salaries stated, without fees or per-
ouisites of any kind. The amendment
is not partisan one by any means, and
most of the Democratic papers, headed
by the Appleton Crescent, favor, the
change, and the amendments will ol
course be carried.
The form of the ballots used will be,
For the amendments to the constitution,
Yes. or For the amendments to the
constitution, No"
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QUITE AN EXCEPTION The Prairie
du Chen Union, an ultra Democratic
paper, says that the Democratic ticket is
good one, with the exception of G.
D. Robinson, tie candidate for Cover
nor" We should think that was an i'm
portant exception. Why not except the
whole ticket? 1t would be more reason
able, and would save considerable blow
ing during the campaign.
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WITHDRAwN.-Capt. &. j.. Park, can
didate for Lieut.. Governor on the Demo
cratic State ticket, has withdrawn from
the field altogether, and refuses to allow
his name to be used as a victim in the
present campaign. Hamilton Fl. Gray,
of Lafayette county, has been put on the
ticket in his place, who is now State
Senator from that county. Mr.. Park is
entitled to much credit for refusing to
un on that ticket, and a'so shows that
he has more foresight than the other can
didatcs.
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Change in the State Ticket.


gives the plain facts in the case Of the
State ticket as follows. We think the
opinion of the Sentinel will be fully en-
dorsed by our readers anyway, we arc
satisfied that it speaks about right.
''TEe charge that Mr.. Spencer, the Re-
publican nominee for Secretary of State,
was a defaulter to the state for money
received by him as Assistant Secretary of
State. has created quite sensation fol
the past few days, and we have anxious
ly waited for the facts in reliable form.
st now seems, from the best lnforma-
ton obtained. that to Mr.. Spencer was
assigned the duties Of receiving the mon
ey for taxes paid in by insurance COM
panies, and turning it oyer to the State
Treasurer Instead of doing this he de
posted some eight thousand dollars OF
this money in the bank of John Slavin
& Co., to his own credit, for the purpose
as is supposed, of drawing interest upon
it until wanted, and then paying it in.
The bank failed and left Mr. Spencer in
the lurch, and so delayed the return OF
the money to the Treasury.
THE State Central Committee, hearing
the rumor, went to Mr.. Spencer and as
ccrtained the above facts, with his avow
al that he had no intention of defraud-
ing the state. They first urged him to
raise the money and return it tt the
Treasury. where it should have been
placed when received, which he did.
They then addressed note to Mr.. Spcn-
Ger, demanding the withdrawal of his
uamc flo1n the ticket. This he readily
consented to Go, but requested the COM
mittee to say that they were satisfied that
what he had done was with no fraudu-
lent intent They did not exactly do this,
but gave him statement that they were
not satisfied that he had any fraudulent
intent in what he had done.
MIR. Spencer then withdrew his nam G
and the committee nominated Mr. L1ew
ellyn Breese III his place, and we under
stand Mr. Breese has accepted the nom
ination.
Upon Mr. Spencers conduct, as he
has made good the deficit, we do not
feel called upon to comment further than
to say that he acted very imprudently in
not paying the money into the Treasury
when received, and especially in deposit
ing it in the bank Of John Slavin & Co.
The prompt action of the Central Com
m!ttee in the matter, was emlncntly prop
er, and their action will meet, we doubt
not, With general appreciation from both
parties. They could not have done less
under the circumstances, than to ask Mr..
Spencer to withdraw, and he acted hon
orablv in promptly acceding to their re-
quest.
''The nomination of Mr. Brecse, we are
confident, will give general satisfaction.
He is very intelligent gentleman whose
integrity is beyond suspicion.
I'VE hope this unfortunate occurrence
will not in anywise abate the ardor of Re
publicans in vigorous prosecution OF
the campaign, but rather spur them up
to greater diligence and exertion, and
show our opponents that we can stop
to swap horses in the middle of stream
onI still como ont ahead
''In the midst Of our writing member
of the Central Committee came in and
verified the facts as above set forth.
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! 4
on the Sth
Eight houses, valued at $50, 600
were burned on Clark street, Chicago, on
| the 7th.
William Krist, the Kentucky wife
murderer, is to he hanged on the 18th
Of November
"A desperate named Stephen Clark
was hung by band of regulators neal
Seymour, Ind, on Wednesday night.
President Grant has issued procla
nation appointing Thursday. the 18th o.
November, as day of thanksgiving and
prayer.
General Siegel has accepted the nom
ination for Secretary of State, rendered
him by the Republican State Committee
of New York.
The Postmaster General is negotia-
ting with the British Government for a
reduction of the single-rate postage to six
cents.
Horace Greeley has been nominated
for Comptroller of New York by the Re
publican State Committee, subject to his
acceptance.
Mr. Breese, in his letter accepting the
nomination for Secretary of State, says ::
enter upon the campaign with hope,
and pledge my best efforts to secure the
triumph of our party in November.
Considerable alarm is prevailing
along the Canadian frontier, and the
militia at Windsor is held in readiness for
action.
| The funeral of Martin the Fenian,
who died at Kings College Hospital, IN
London on the 5th took place on thelO th
and was attended by 5000 people. The
father and mother and other relatives
of the deceased were present, wearing
green scarts. and participated III the cere-
monies.
"A meeting, which was attended by
no less chan 1900 people, was held at
Noting Hill on Monday to advooate
the extension of amnesty to the Fenian
prisoners. Infiammatory speeches were
made but the meeting was orderly.
"A meeting and procession of those
favoring amnesty to Fenian prisoners
was held in Dublin on the 10th. The
meeting was quiet and orderly.
The earnings of the Union Pacific
Railroad since the opening, in May, are
over $3. 1000, 900.
jeff Davis arrived at Baltimore
by steamer from Europe, on the 9th inst
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CIRCUIT COURT.--Nan-

~ itowoc Comfy.
Lewis Tourinsky. plaintiff. AGAINST Marv =. Sharp
defendant Summons-For Relief. Com (Served)
The State of Wisconsin to Mary Sharp.
y are berctu summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action. of which will he filed
in the office # the Clerk of the Circuit Court in said
Cauntv and se-ue copv of answer us. at our
office in the viIIare of Manitowo-. County of Mani
towcc and State Wisconsin within 2n davs after the
service hereof exclusive of the dav of such service
and If Won fail answer the complaint aforesaid
the plaintiff will apnlv the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated, Sept. 27th. 1859. 1r. ttt,
The Complaint in the ahove entiticd acnon t 60
duIv fled IN the office of the Clerk oI t,e "
60 af N,,itovoc County the both day OF sep
tonf. f,eso % WALKER WHITE, Plfs- 4Hy's.
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what happened to Glyconn He had
brought boy into court that he might
excite compassion By crying, but when
Glycon asked him why he cried?' "Jhy
ScAoolnaaster' panchtng mn ears, re-
piled the boy The Republican party
is the schoolmaster in this case.-Er.
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EE.s'gsa SzEsEsEE,

JUSTICE of the I eace. Office. Hueb'
- nsrs blillng. corne' of Eighth anu orA stree's
Hanitowoc Wisconsin
Will make collections pay taxes, search the rec DIS
draw deeds. mortgages and contracts, &c, &C An
business will receive prompt attention. nl 10
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pRORATE. ManttOwoc Co. Courts
| In the matter of the Guardianship of o)sfsad

Tollefson.
son guardian of said minor, representing 4moe&
other things that the said ward was seiZea OF certsin
cai esta-e in Nanitowoc county and that II 10 ncceo-
ssrv that the saDi should be Sold and praying for
license to sell the and it appearing to the Court
from said petition that it is necessary for the support
of tbe said minor sell the srid real estate y or
dered and directed that the next of kin TO sid %afd
and all persors interested in said estate appsar
fore me on Monday the 18th day Of October ,sso
AT 10 o'clock NJ at the Probate Once IL IA 80
ty then and there to show cause f an thor. hsS~A.
license should not be grantee tor sale aid red
And it is further or'ered that c,py Of sAis ordse
shall be published tor four Successive weeks pricr "a
SAID DAY OF nearing In the danitowos Tribune wssk-
ly newspaper printed at Manitowoe in said comnfv
Dated at Manitowoc the 18th day of Sept. iseo
2Z4A GEO. e. BARKER Co. JudRe.
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Ja4WSnEI & IIcGAVIM

orr flair s,~vces II their friends ani to t- public
rca.riilv for IL ,t. pain Glazing 'ir'tiutnC 'tnl
p.,,y hsn-iu- Aav or Iers left drug store of
o. r. Rl,nn & ca. viii lie thankfully re'eiy"'i ana
faithfully ex.cute,l Al the lowest possible rates.
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ONLY S2.75 PER COPY.
.rANITOwOC CO. COURT.-In PRO.

In the matter of the guardianship OF the minor
heirs of Daniel VI. Owen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue ana 10 pul-
the 9th day of September, D. 1869, by the County
Court of said County, the undersigned guardian OF
of October A 1862 at one o'clock in the afternoon
at the office of g. A. Wood, in the village OF maniso
Voc Comfy of Manitowoc and state OF "iscnssS'
offer for sale at public vendue the following
ed lands to-wt: The undivided fwo-tnifoe on ne
west half of the northeast quarter, tne soutn;
cast quarter of the northeast quarter ana the esst
half of the northwest quarter of sec ton twenty "
in township nineteen qel north of range fwentyoss
f211 east, situated in ths County oi Mahito"oo
said. -, L..
The terms of sale will be made known At the sims
ord nIace of sale GEORGE r. OWN,
40 o. 20 wood Guardian.
Dated Mapitowoc Wiz, Sept. 22d, 1869
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r.. E.4.TSEE,

TEWEIEH and Photographer. AL
81 kinds Of ;ork in the line OF my business pr"hipt
IL a.tc,,l,, to an warranted to give satisfaction
have inst received n Wing OrnSb-ys Multiplying
CAMERA O3SitURA. with which eau take small
pictures of III. ne't orter tor one aolltt PEI 49,.
phato,rani,s taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
constantly han1. York Street 1'-f.i
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FRED C.fRUS,

DRACTfCSs4 Fg.kiER, Keeps con-
stlntlv cn hand the lar rgest and best assortment
hats AMI caps of the latest stYles at the loves. pos
siblc prices aul always pays the highest value in
~ g. ,u ti,,ys cf r,rs 16-7
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gy'i,s. G.. cox,


IOTSE. S1aaS AND IN LACE
| 1 Painter Quay Street adjoining the new mourning
mill south Side Offers his service to the Citizens
of this Village in the above branches at the most rea
,o,,hIa r,t.s 1910
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rs. Fs.sECO.H. III. d.,

~1vsIcY and Surgeon. Also EN-
an;nins Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government . ,,;.o
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manito-
voc Wisconsin. =, ,,,,.
attention. ,..;o,s orI
>, -. tra.,n,a,t ~ sIFFICULT and CRITICAL.
- Ine lfea''HeA' " 1929
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GEST.I5' FEESeS.

HXrATC1s9z AsaEIe AMI J sEtSEEEt OF
Nv fars his services for repairing AL KINDS "t
Clock an watches. Has tue ami well selected
as.o-tneut of the latest ami best styles of Clocks
- pltJ Ia1,rIry ely
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E. II EEs.E',
FORK Street.N Nanitowoc

WORK Street. .fa:iitoWoc. W as. .'ea1ers Gt'
in Dry tioofs Groceries. Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing
Paper hanging, Hats and Caps, Toy, Children ."Is
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C. sc. A share of public patronage Is soil
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Il. e. .EOHHSOH.


HENyLEtALS7 - EurtlisEaiHs + "ooAS VI
NJ orery description
~ preparei ID nanIslrture full suits OF Men ana
heys csthns the shortest notice, and satisfaction
rarantsed employ the best workmen to be louna,
AMI keen two of SIN Sewing Machines constantly
= - 124l
yTsIIrrJ STREET opposit. Goodenow Barnes
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CIRCUIT COURT,--Mani

Y fOwOC
Richard Klingholz, plaintiff. against Daniel Wits
,Jr defendant. Summons-For Relief tom. fserVed)
The State of Wisconsin to Daniel Willis .lr
SIR:-You hereby summoned and REQUIRED 10 an
sver tho complaint in this action. of which cory
will he filed in the Office of the Clerk OF tne ore
Oourt in said County and serve COPY of vonr an
syver on u.s. office, in the village OF anitoWn
County of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, wifnin
20 days after the hereof exclusive OF the dav
snch service: and if fall to answer the COM
plsint as aforesaid. the plaintiff Will anpiy 70 tne
Court for the relief demanded in the compliant
need Sant Goth 1869 f2i-6 wsw)
WALKER WHITE, Plaintiffs Attys-
The Complaint in the above entitled action was
duly filed in the Office of the Cerk of the Circuit
Court of Manitowoc County on the goth day of SEP
tember, 1869 WALKERS WHITE, FHs <4Hes
TIWYER'S BLANKS neatly printed at
II this office at Milwaukee prices.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

"HEAT-Wmt.r, s90,@I.OO
RYE-s,T5@, 50
OATS-35Gl iocts
BARLEY-l.o Goal O5
PEAS 15,id14o
BUCK WHEAT-ooG Scots
BEANS-s2, ,50@30O
TIMOTHY SEEDS 25@25o
RAPE SEED-S175
FLAX SEEDS, ,5oGIT5
PoTAT0ES-i0GS5oc
EGGS, per dozen-l56cts
BUTTER. per tb-20d25rst
FLOUR. winter. per bl-s6.Go
srring-S1ooa
MEAL per cwt-S2 0aG225
WOOL per tb-30@4Oc
SALT per brl-S3.0o
PORK, live cwt-SS. .o0S9.oo
dress ssed-sa. .009Ilo0
BEEF, on foot-41%S95L
DIRE ised-S6 U0GI7 90
SHEEP, per head-S3.00
WHITE FISH, hlf brl-$7 90
HIDES. green-SIa Gets
drv-1SC@ 2octs
RAf, per ton-SS.0O9100
.F%7E .1fErDa,ffe p,,fc
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RETsyZ LUMBER Y..sRD,

r1yHE Us,aerziguea are prepared 10 nh
to order bills of lumber or lath on the shoFtaSt
notice man viii be at all times in the yard,
dar. The b.s. stock kept costanty on hand at the
Ill GUYLES & BROWN.
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ER 20 SEEEER,

HFTEgS to his many friends and the
I public generally, n choice selection OF Fresh
Meats salt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
shoulders Saiisages Talluw aud Lard at the lowest
-. ur..- ,n Commercial Street. Oily
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One Half the Regular Rates.


m'i' soou Ieilaeie agents in every part of the
,i9- ~ einPioSIDG your spare time TO form
liberal commissions eitbor IN s.,ss % ~, ,os'
disc. and all goods sent by us VII ls a. ranr,tJ
and guarantee satisfaction to every one deaIing
with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each customer
~ tto M -, " - ~ " IN u, 'u'apoe' lor descriptive Checks
The bolSarref - C,,
81 aI. ~ I oIechs nave ths privIiege OF
ei PHieiiisIie the aluGe thereon described or OF
S 80, III .Gi "ny nt tntleiS mentioned on our tata-
of I'irb can I've ,h al one
same money - ~ ~ ' ioi lio
The ADVANTAGES of first son,ino for choo,,s
these: We constantly buying small lots of very
valuable goods which are not on our Catalogues and
for which We issue checks till all sold hesides
every largo club we will put checks for WATCHES
QUILTS. BLAykETs DRESS PATTERNS or some other ar
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Ez.Ess. sgEFg4 gEs.

MEAT Notwithstanding purchased
NJ tha business of Vim. Brown, shall hereafter
asa+t,ntiy keep hand tn. choicest meats at the
ese.t rates share OF public patronage solicited
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WyLEE.f.Ns o Use.

WILLIAMS tk T. fk AFIEAN. frC-
~ D~fntOrS. This frst-claSs house Is IA 49, wv, :
lcni condition and the proprietors are cohnrHt lt
shey can give entire satisfaction to tue tra'es pu
lie An Omnibus will always be ready TO convey Haf-
Glars to and from the boats s 90
Farmers and others can rely on finding good ac-
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