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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16
As will be seen by their advertise

As will be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, the enter
prising firm of Barney, Snyder d
Co, at "Old White Corner" will be
"among the things that were' in q
few weeks, Mr.. Barney leaving fol
Toledo. With their usual dash and
energy, they offer their numerous
customers parting benefit, and as
they mean business. we predict that
money will buy goods cheap Of
!!Asw,
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ENLARGED his Borders.

Enlarged his Borders.
Our friend, Frank Miller, of Ar
cadia, having added large stock o.
Queensware and Crockery to his
store, land greatly increased his stock
OF Groceries, he is prepared to give
the best of bargains to all cOmers.-
He depends on small profits and
quick returns, and can sell as CHEAP
as "any other man." He is business
all over ,and will not be undersOld.-
His stock is carefully selected ant
will give satisfaction. We hope he
may receive the patronage he de-
sprVps
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By order of Committee.
The Universe.

The Universe.
The second volume of the Chiea
goan commences with the title chang
ed to THE UNIVERSE, the first number
of which is received. 1t is enlarged
to an eight page sheet, and contains
the comm enoement OF story by
Mrs. Corbin, entitled, "Narried, or q
Romans Deeeption;;' capital story
by Mrs, Jennie T. Hazen,--''Daisy
or the Married Mans Story and 8
great variety of other matter
Among the principal articles is one
on rspiritualism a Moral and Social
Necessity" by Robert Dale Owen,
and many various phases of the
"Woman Question:" and Spiritual
ism, Published weekly, at $3.50
year, by H. b. T. Lewis, lib Madi-
son St., Chicago.
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Among the Farmers.

Among the Farmers.
We had a pleasant visit to Aman-
da township one day this week, with
our friend, Mr.. John Ruthrsuff, for
the purpose of setting up a Reaper
and Mower for Mr.. Jonathan Oursnd.
We arrived at the residence of Mr..
o. about l O'Clock p. NJ, and soon
our friend Ruthrsuff had the machine
ready for work, and we started into
a fine field of wheat. The grain
was badly lodged, and in some
places was down, but the machine did
its work well, and wherever the
grain was not fat, cut it clean and
laid it even and nice. We tried our
hand at binding, and found that we
had not forgotten how to make a
double band. Hr. D. has 40 acres
of clean and heavy wheat, OF the
weevil-proof variety, which we hope
he will be able to save in good order.
He was much pleased with the
performance of the 'Champion," and
we trust it will be q valuable auxil-
iary in saving his grain and grass =
After such a supper as one can only
get in the country, we started home
ward, stopping only long enough
with Mr.. Samuel Gray, Of Marion
township. to assist in starting a
"Champion" in his wheat. Wewere
very favorably impressed with the
neat and thrifty farms In this neigh
borhood. That Of w. B. Miller.
Esq.,, which sdjoins Mr.. Gray, we
noticed in particular, IS being in
excellent order. We also noticed a
very fee field of corn on Mr.. Gray's
arm. We think the grain crop is
the largest ever raised in the county,
and we trust our farmers will be
successful in saving it. Corn in
low grounds looks backward, but We
are not without hope that ~ average
crop will be raised.
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Ada Select School.

Ada Select School.
The Fall Term of the Ada Select
School will begin Aug. o, 1869, and
continue l3 weeks. Terms: Com
mon branches, Sc 90; higher 81 OF
per term.
Good board can be obtained at iron
So to 81 per week; also convenien
rooms for self boarding at reasonable
rates., ii. S. LEHR,
nos-4t.l Principal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

To beautify and dress the hair,
and restore it to its natural color,
and impart that beautiful gloss,
odor, ETC., use Mrs. S. A. Aliens Im-
proved (new style)Hair Restorer or
Dressing, (ia one 6oMe.) Every
Druggist sells il. Price One Dollar.
InO9-4t.
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We are indebted to Messrs. Lockes
81 Blymyer, of the Tifiin Tribune, for
a COPY of the Premium List OF the
18th Annual Fair of the Seneca cOun,
ty Agricultural society, to be held
in Tifiu, October 5th, 9th, 7th and
ssh, 1869. 1t is needless to say that
the mechanical execution of the work
ia ppsarp ssssa.
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Underground Drainage.

| oHuoi Siouuu OrdiHdSc.
The plan of underground drair
| age, which our Council have conclud
ed to adopt, like all new schemes
!, meets with much discussion ant
some opposition among our people
though we have noticed that it il
fast gaining friends. Some of this
opposition comes from those WHIT
have been misinformed as to the
benefit and utility of these drains
the method of laying them down
and the cost Of the same. Absurd
stories have been set afloat as to the
great depth at which it is designed
TO place them. For instance, We
were groVely informed the other day
that the Board of Improvements had
concluded that to get sufficient fall
it would be necessary to go as low
as twelve feet in front of the court
house, on Main street, and that the
excavation would be an awful item of
expense to lot-owners. Now, in
regard to this we would say, that the
expense of excavation will be equal
lied, and a lot-owner on the north
end of Main street will not have to
pay one cent more for excavation
than will q lot owner On the south
end, the amount of frontage being
equal. Another objection urged by
some is, the danger of back-water,
which, it is claimed, will deposit
sediment and obstruct the sewers
Now, we have the word of those who
are posted on this subject, that any
that have,eyer occurred
have been found in the upper portion
of the sewer, where the water had
not acquired sufficient momentum to
force its way.
While we are not able to give the
cost of putting down the contemplat-
ed sewers, we think that our citizens
will find that it has been greatly
For instance, an
estimate was made for the improve
ment of East Sandusky street about
two years ago, and the cost was fixed
at about $4,000. We learn that the
Board have found. by a careful
examination, that at least 81 800 OF
that amount can be saved under the
plan now adopted. And here it is
proper to say that any information
with regard to proposed improve
nents may be had at the office of the
Board.
We are glad the Council have con-
,luded to enter upon regular
'ystem of improvements. Had such
| course been pursued years ago, it
you'd have saved thousands of
iollars i'm the item of health alone,
IS well as the impetus it wOnld have
,iven to the value of real estate
There is not lot owner who will be
axed for the proposed improvements
)ut will realize more than fifty per
ent benefit by the enhancement OF
he value of his real estate, leaving
ii considerations of health, comfort,
&C., out of the question.
The condition OF sCme of our
streets at the present time is horrible,
md we are glad to see the unanimity
4 opinion that prevails among our
as to the best method of
the evil. |,
We believe they will have the aid {
nd influence of our citizens in their
forts to better the present condition
# things. They at least will have
he satisfaction of knowing that they
re true to the oath they took in
upon their duties as Coun-
ilmen. As this satisfaction will be
II the compensation they will
eceiye for their trouble, we hope
hey will endeavor to earn 1t.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

Our efficient Marshal, j. 5. Ruhl
nv direction of the "City Fathers
has provided two sets of balls ano
chains, and hereafter ''benzinests'
and "paloots'' will have chance te
clean cutters instead of paying fines
The idea is q commendable one.
Now let our police 'gather them in. y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

Ladies, don't buy your Black Al
paccas, Black Silks, French Poplins,
Fancy Dress Silks, &C., until you go
to "Old White Corner" and see the
''shrinkage'' that has taken place
in prices.
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Posters
In the neatest style, shortest no.
lice, and most reasonable terms.

John Adams & Bro are the men to
make your Mill Stacks, and are ready
to do all kinds of Job Work. Call
and see them. Colt House Block,
Findlay Ohio. noe.
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Visit to Mt. Blanchard.

4 &oAk w uAG Olo4CudIu.
We had the pleasure of makine
our FIRST visit to the pleasant anC
thriving village of Mt. Blanchart
on last Saturday. We first mad,
the acquaintance of E. A. Sheffield
Esq, who is engaged in the Stove
and Tinware trade. He is a thor
ough Republican and has been hon.
ored with the Office of Justice of the
Peace, for which place he is well quail.
flied. We then called on our friend
Henry Greer, who has lately assum
ed the duties of Postmaster. The
appointment is good one, and one
that we believe gives satisfaction to
all parties. We next called at the
famous Diamond Corner,'' belong
ing 10 j. S. Henderson, Esq, of this
place. Here we met an acquaintance
in Mr.. jerome Smith, and had
the pleasure of an introduction to
Mr. Morgan Paul, who runs the ma
chine. This is the largest and most
extensive store-room we have ever
seen in 8 village of the same size,
and it is filled with a fine selection
of every thing needed in the rich and
prosperous country round about.
We were much pleased with the
air of thrift and neatness that char
acterizes the village. Good streets,
tastefully decorated yards, freshly
painted dwellings, Dc, give it
pleasant and delightful sir of com
tort. The country surrounding is
lnder a fine state of cultivation and
We noticed a field OF corn, of thirty |
'cres, belonging to Mr.. r. w. Me-
Tay, on the farm of M. S. Hamlin,
ESQ.,, which is the best we have seen
his season.
In the evening we participated in
he installation ceremonies of Comet
lodge, No. 344. i. o. o. f., con-
iucted by d. ID. G. III. VIM. H. Nc
Kinnis. The installation was bile
md the hall was crowded with inter-
ssted and attentive spectators, and
everything passed off very pleas
lntly. The following were the Off
,ers installed for the ensuing term :
\. CA. Cole, Jr.; v. G.-J. S.
'haner ; r. Sc. A. Sheffield p.
1T. G. Hammond; Treas. w.
Pickett; o. CIV. S. Shoemaker
!. G.-R. Patterson r. S. N. c.
u. Treecc; L. S. N. G.--L. Pratt
a. S. v. G.--P. Cole /; L. S. v. g.
los. East; S. Sd. w. Ebaugh and
J. Bear; Conductor-W.W w. Latham;
Varden-John Forster,
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TIE young ladies who gladdened
the hearts of our "boys' with the
huge plate of cake, and illumined
our Office with their smiles, last Tues
day, will accept the thanks of ''all
concerned.''
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL Room,
lI.I.r ID lsl.4

COUNCIL Room,
July II, 1868. J
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Mayor Bope, Trus
tees Adams, Powell, Weber, Wheel
er and Recorder DeWolfe.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Mr.. Webber, from Committee on
Fire Department, reported that be
had examined the hose and found
them in rather bad condition, and
had given directions to have them
Regularly and carefully aired.
Committee on Finances reported
the following account, which was
allowed, and the Recorder was in
structed to issue an order for the
same, viz:
J. p. Kerr, repairing Hose Cart No. ], and
L. Button Engine No. o.2-......-..-..-...----. - w
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the
Recorder was instructed to issue an
order for s5 ii for six copies of the
new Municipal Code purchased from
the State Printers.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, the
Recorder was instructed to issue an
order in favor of Philip Eckhardt
for 50 90, being the deficiency in his
salary as night watchman for the
month of June; also an order for
81 IS to Mr.. Bond for the same SER
vices.
The Board of Improvements re-
ported progress, and stated that they
would be ready TO make a written
report at the next meeting of the
Council.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the
Board was requested 10 send a com
mittee to procure tile upon the most
favorable terms, and to visit some
place where said tile are being laid,
and report the best method of laying
the same.
Upon recommendation of the
Board of improvements, the Council
appointed Mr.. Powell and the Street
Commissioner q committee to con-
tract for the archiug of the cistern in
front of the Bethel Churc..ii, on Front
Street.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, Mr..
was added to the committee
to estimate the stone used in the
of the "Big Ditch"
with instructions to settle with Mr.. |
Harshey for the same.
The Recorder reported on the ac-
count of Jno. C.. Martin, balance due
him for services as Recorder, and
on motion of MIR. Adams, the Record
ar was instructed TO issue an order
N favor of Mr.. Martin for the usual
statutory fees.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the
Street Commissioner was instructed
% repair the gutter on West Sandus-
1y street, in front of the residence of
w. w. Mcconnell.
Adjourned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

We are under obligations to Messrs
Davidson Il Martin for q show card
of the Hero Fruit Jar, the finest
specimen of lithography we have
seen for a long time. This enter
prising firm informs us that they have
sold thirty nine gross OF fruit jars il
the last ten days and that large
portion have been of the Hero patent
Every person appears to be investing
in fruit jars-a good plan--as they
cannot indulge in a more whole
some diet, al any season of the year
than ripe fruit. The demand for
jars is unprecedented, but Davidson
& Martin, like 81. N" are willing to
"assume the pressure"
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John Adams & Bro. are selling
Fruit Cans cheaper than any body
else in the State, and are using the
best quality of tin to make them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

TIE Dreadnought Hook and Lad
der Company have adopted a uni
form consisting of blue cap, red
waist and leggins and black pants.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16
Sixteen Flll Pare Ph0tGLitlOgTaDhS,
POETRY Ofthe BIBLE

And of verses constructed upon topics taken
from other portions of the Inspired Word,
together with the entiIe book of job. arranS-
ed in the form of Sacred Drama, which Is
pronounced by all who have read II, as pdTtte-
uldTiy fine.
The thoughts and figures of the Bible are
preserved. and when practicable the very
words OF our common version, so that There
are produced a collection OF verceS that are
truly divine, because composed entirely OF
Bible thought; while their variety and adapt
edness to the varied wants of "A Christian peo-
pie will render them useful and profitable, To
degree that can not well be over-estimated.
R1-Iike all of my publications, this work
will be sold exclusively by Subscription. To
any suitable person who will either take an
Agency himself, or put the publisher in COM
nunicatiOn with some other person who Will
do so, a copy of the book will be sent gratis
with the first order for twelve or more copies.
Specimen Canvassing Books viii be
ready for Agents about the 18th of July, a copy
OF which, together with circulars and null IN
instructions, will be sent 10 those taking Agen-
oies for 800, which amount may be deducted
from the amount OF the Agents first order for
twelve or more books.
II will thus be seen that the outfit is practic-
ally given TO agents For full particulars,
! e&xMI,.scs ,.scsss scssss1':ss'' s:s
sss.Q eiaeaNSAH, q
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For Hats and Caps
Of the Latest Styles, at less money,
for a better article, than any other
establishment, go to
HENDERSON ~ CoNNELL's
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

Will Hall's Vegetables Stellar
Hair Renewer change gray hair to its
original color and not dye the skin
1t will! and is a preparation of sc-
knowledged superior merit.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

Persons wishing to purchase q
first-class Piano, Melodeon or Organ,
on reasonable terms, can do so by
applying to r. ii. HOLIDAY, Find.
lay, Ohio.
All Instruments warranted. Or
ders solicited. no2-tf
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CLEVELAND, O., June "a, 1869.
Whihlesey Prop. Med. Co NOr,oalk
Ohio.
GENTLKMEN-Please send us al
once Five Gross Dyspepsia Cure
We wish to say a word in regard to
the merit Of your Remedy. As we
were induced to make the first pur
chase through the earnest recommen
dation OF uaintances who had
used the Medicine, We have given
the Cure personal attention, recon
mending it in all cases for Dyspep-
sia and Sick Headache, and are
pleased to say that, in no instance
where one bottle has been taken for
those diseases, has it failed to give
immediate relief, and resulted in
permanent cure. Hence 1t gives us
greater satisfaction to sell your Dys
pepsia Cure, than any Patent Medi-
cine we have ever had in our house
Very respectfully yours,
STRONG IL ARMSTRONG;,
W holesale Druggists, 1919 Superior
and 62 Frankfort Streets. (n9w4
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The grand rush at Old White
Corner, and distribution of Dry
Goods, to commence July 10th, and
continue until our large stock is dis
posed of. We have secured the SER
vices of Mr.. G. S. Mosher to assist
US in this distribution, who invites
his many friends to call and secure
bargains.
BARNEY, SNYDER & Co.
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The Campaign opened---First BLOOD
for the Champion in 1869.

The Campaign Opened---First BLOOD
for the Champion in 1869.
At a field trial of Mowers, hello
near Carlyle, Illinois, on Wednesday
June I6, the First Premium was
awarded to the Champion No.
manufactured by the Champion Ma
chine Company Of this city, in com
petition with the Buckeye, World
Ball, Wood, Mccormick, Kirby and
Iron Harvester. Thus opens the
campaign of 1869, tallying another
victory for the acknowledged Cham
pion-
The reputation OF Springfield ma
chimes increases and extends with
each season, their superiority being
newly established by every test OF
actual service. This is why the de-
mand is constantly in advance OF
the supply-notwithstanding the con.
slant enlargement of their facilities
by the manufacturers. Merit never
fails to command substantial
recognition, especially in so practi
cal matter as that of Farm Machin.
ery.-SprinQ,feld Republic, June 10.
Ruthrauff g. Cory are agents fol
the above machine in this county.
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Epileptie Fit:

A young man named Slope, resi-
dent OF North Findiay, fell in an
emile ptiI Ct, last Sabbath morning, at
the corner of Main and West Ssndas
kv street. Hhe fit was a severe one,
hut he was kindly attended to by
citizens who we're present, and soon
recovered.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

Everybody Sells Them at O Big
Profit.
We refer to Broadcloths aud
Cassimeres. Barney, Snyder IL Co.
will sell them at less than auction
prices to reduce stock. Compare
prices and quality, and you will be
convinced that they are cheap.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

The Toledo BIa de says that "Gen.
Walker, of Lims. has arrived at home,
after an absence OF eight months in
Texas,' which is good joke on the
Blade, or the gentleman in question,
IS we haye always supposed that he
was resident of this place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16
Church Dedication.

We learn that the members OF the
II. E. Church have fixed upon the
third Sabbath in August for the ded
ication of their new church building
Rev. J. II. Eddy, d. D., of Balh'
more, will conduct the services.
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Printers Ink

Printers Ink
Has made many man independ-
entity rich. Every good business
man uses it. II You have 9 good
thing, advertise il !vsxtiss II!
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Nearly Deserted.

Nearly Deserted.
The busy harvest time causes our
streets to have deserted look; but
Zay's Gallery is doing fair bust
ness. Cause why--people will go
where they can get good work done,
and all agree that Zay, as an artist,
is unsurpassed, and as gentleman,
is decided success"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16
A REGULAR Breakdown

A Regular Breakdown
Has taken place in ciotblng.-
''Qld White Corner" are selling
mems, boys and youths clothing al
a big reduction, TO reduce stock pre-
yious to a change of firm.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid!
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad-
vertising columns. [no35 1y.
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John Adams d BRO. are selling
Cook Stoves cheaper than anybody
else in the county.
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VOSEPH FOUST, of the state OF Michigan,
81 will take notice that on the l4th day of
June A. d., 1853, John NJ. Teal, OF Hancock
county. Ohio, filed his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas of said county of Hancock,
against said Joseph FOu~t, setting forth that
said Joseph FOust is indebted TO said John
NJ. Teal. ON promiSsory note, dated Septsm-
Der - Is57 due one day after date, for the sum
of 80 -, and ON an account for the sum of
IS "a, aud Oh an account to Fisher Il Priest, Of
y - which last account is assigned to John
VI Teal and said John VI. Teal, in said petit
ion, pTays fOr a Judgment against said Joseph
FouSf for the sum OF Sis 81, with interest ON
~ y from September I'D, 1851, and ON se6 20
from tie 18th day of May, 1868.
said John NJ. Teal, at The same time, filed in
said Court his affidavit for am attachment
against the real estate OF said Joseph FOust
situated in said county of Hancock, and that
!, writ OF attachment was issued in said case
and levied by the Sheriff of said county upon
nlot No. l2S, in the Village of Arcadia Said
Joseph Feust is required to appear and answer
said petition ON or before the 2lst day Of Au-
gust, A. d. 1859. JOHN NJ. TEAL,
BY ]. F. BURKET, his Attorney.
July 2, lse9-noIt6l
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Every Style of Printing
From "dodger" to full sheet
poster, ON short notice and in good
style.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

A S38 Gen. Grant cook stove, No
8, for $40 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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STOVES of the Latest and Neatesi
Design, at j. Cromley's. 28tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at half the price.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

A good S35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S9J at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

A good Cook Stove at John Adams
& Bros for 81 3 90. eff.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

We use nothing but the best tin
for Eve Troughs, and put them up as
heap as ever. JNo. ADAMS & BIO.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-16

For the cheapest and best STOW,
60 to j. Cromley's, no28tf
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Local Business Notices.

Hs-Business Notices, in our Local Col
umns. Single Insertion, 10 cents line to Reg
ular Advertisers, and 10 cents to Transient
Advertisers. Each Additional Insertion, 10
cents per line