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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-25
Fourth Ward Election.

An election was held on Mon.
day last in tho 4th ward of this
city for Councilman to fiIl the
vacancy occasioncd by tho resig-
nation of VIM. Schopp, who has
removed from the city. A demo-
cratic caucus, composed of the
Ohio Eaglc and two or thrco Of
its friends, was early in the. fold
with John M. Miller as its candi.
date. On Monday morning, after
the polls were opened, o fcw citi.
zens of both parties got tickets
printed bearing the name Of John
G. Weaver, and twas put triumph.
antly through 10 the tune ofll4
votes to 20 for bis opponent. This
result does not show thatthe fourth
ward is Republican--but it does
show o determination on tho part
of its voters to be represented by
o good man in The Council, re-
gardless of politics.
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NOTICE!

Subscribers to the Gazette, RE-
SIDING WITHOUT THE LIMITS OF THIS
COUNTY, who are in arrears for
one year or more, are notified
that their accounts are now be-
ing-made out and will be pre-
scnted for payment as rapidly as
practicable. The names of those
who fail to respond in a satisfac-
tory manner within a reasonable
time will be erased from our
books, and the most efficient
means within our reach used to
obtain payment Of that which is
due us. Those who pay at once
can do SO at the rate Of tlCo dol
ksy ayear--rif we have to resort
to ulterier measures the full rate
of tco dollars and a-hat per year
will be charged
We find this course necessary
in justice to ourselves and the
numerous class of prompt-pay-
ing subscribers with which we
/ are favored, and we know of no
better way Of finding out the
names of those who don't intend
to pay us at all, if there are any
such. Those residing at a dis
tance, and who are personally
unknown to us, certainly cannot
find fault with us for declining
to send them the Gazette from
year to year at our own entire
expense. After our books shall
be once cleared of the unprofita-
bic names which may be found
in them, our rule will to re-
quire payment in advance for
subscriptions outside our own
county.
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MONTGOMERY, Of the Los Re-
publican, dropped in on us fol
brief chat on Monday. He is ever
on the move in tho interest Of bis
vigorous and sparkling paper,
which he has already placed at q
height in the popular favor almost
unprecedented for a country jour
nal Of its age. Its circulation is
about double that which any other
paper has ever enjoyed in Hooking
county. May the editors pen new
er lose its point.
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MARRIED.

ALT-sUTPHEN-Nov %, in this city
at the residence ofMr. John Outcalt, by Rev.
II. s. SnodsrAss, Mr.. HenTyC. 0utcal!tO Miss
Kittie Sut hen, both oI Lancaster,o.
The Gorsttewshes the young couple hap
r and prosperous matrimonial voyage.
DGLDlNE-ZAAYER-A the Parsonage, on
Thursday, Nov. Is. lSil0. ~ Rev. b N. spahr.
Mr.. Robert B. hi ldinc and Miss Mary Zaayer;
all Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
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A,free turnpike is to be buih be.
tween the towns of Basil and Bal
timore, thus connecting the former
by pike with Lancaster. The pub.
lie spirited citizens of that region
have 50 resolved, and so it will be.
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They have young volcano in
Athens county-a strange holc in
the ground, the size of stovepipe,
from which strong current of
steam rushes at periodical inter,
walls. AS the people of that county
oppose tho construction Of turn-
pixies, wo suppose ii is the devil
working himself up to the surface
10 SEQ what kind OF q country il 10.
--POrtSmOnth Tribune. ~ . y 1
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SrRoPEL & BLETzAKER.-The at
tention of our readers is invited to
the advertisement Of this new firm.
Both the gentlemen composing it
are first class practical mechanics,
and widely known as agreeable
men to deal with.
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FOUND DEAD.-Joseph Blausius,
a well.known German resident of
The FIRST ward, famous as concer-
tina player, was found dead in his
bed atthe Wetzel house, on Satur-
day night last. He had retired
carly in the evening apparently in
his usual health. We have heard
noiexpression of opinion as to the
cause Of his death.
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OBITUARY.

niED-At her residence, in Perry county,
near New Salem, Ohio, on the 18th day Of Nov.
1859, Mrs. Ann Stinc hcoinb, wi fe OF George
Sunchc omb, aged II years aud II months.
NJ RS. $. was he daughter OF Rev John Wiso-
Eian, (Of the NJ. L. church,, who reno we'd
married on the 2ith OF August, is,9, TO George
81 inchc omb, who survives her. She was he
mother OF eight chi ldrcn, tour OF whom nre
still living. James W, at Logan, Ohio; Eliza
beth W. rugh. in Morrow county, Ohio, Geo.
F., Mt Fort Wayne, Ind. and Susan II. who
lives with her father, all Of whom were at the
funeral on the 10Th inst
n early life Mrs. i. conn ected herself with
the NJ. e. Church, and has ever since lived au
exemplary life and died in iuli njOymsnt Of
the Christian faith. she leaves large circ 10
ofrclatiyes and friends to mourn her loss.
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Lecture of George Kennan---
Time Changed.

Time Changed.
This distinguished lecturer will
appear before oar citizens on tho
eveningof Monday, December 9th, 4,
at the City Hall, instead of the
9th, as heretofore announced
Tickets for the lecture are for sale
at the nows depots and the book
stores. We have seen a synopsis
of Mr.. KS lecture entitled "Our
Life in Siberia and Kamtchatka,"
which satisfies US that it 10 pro.
duction of rare merit and profound
interest. BY the extent of thcir
encouragement Of this lecture our
citizens may determine whether
they arc to bo favored during the
winter with lectures by Olive Lo-
gan, Anna Dickinson, and others
ofequal celebrity. HN
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sB-Dr. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. y, has
discovered, residing In q very little plant
found growngb by the roadside, amedicnal
tofore known for the cure ofall severe Coughs
and for Nj inister's Sore Thr roat, Laryngitis,
Bronchitis and Consumption, in Its early
stages. tis called Or. Pierce's Alterative Ex.
tract, or Golden Medical Disco very, and Is
sold by druggists, or send throe an quarter
dollars TO the discoYerer, and get three bot.
ties free ofexpress charges,
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New Ment Shon.

ours young friend, JAMES M.
ANDERSON, has established a new
meat shop in the basement of the
Rising building, corner of Main
and Columbus streets. Our citi.
gems arc aware that Jim. knows
how 10 conduct such on establish
mspt. Fresh meats, best quality,
~ kinds, constantly on hand,
cheap for cash. Give him a call.
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The managers Of the Pacific
Railroad arc preparing fuel and
provision cars to run with every
train during the winter. so that in
case train gets showed in tho pas
sengers will not freeze or starve to
death.
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Eggs are selling in Marietta at
twentY-eight cents dozen! "HOw's
that for high2"-Mdrietta Times.
Eggs are selling in CirclevilIe at
fifty cents q dozen. and scarce at
that How's that for highy'-
Circleuille Dem.
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LAND salem. J. Turney Esq,
has sold his splendid farm, about
two Mules from this city, where he
now resides, to John Fleming, for
$40, ,O00--$l0,000 cash, the residue
in ten equal annual payments.--
This is ono Of the most desirable
farms in the county Circleuille
Dem. .l,t1 ,tI1l "
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WILL. GEBELEIN, Agent, has an
advertisement in our columns this
week, in relation to the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine, which
will not be easily overlooked.
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PAINFUL Acc1bENT. "A young man
named Reese was badly hurt in a
singular manner Ohe day last week
in this vicinity. On mounting a
spirited horse The animal threw
back his head, striking Mr.. Reese
in the face, breaking his jaw, and
knocking out q number of bis
teeth.
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Desirable CITY Property for
Sale.

, The lot fronting on Columbus tieet directly
IN rear Of the Mithof House, on which 10 sit
uatedthe Bakery of g. Bank, -,Also the rear
portion OF the on which is situated the Ger
man Reformed dChurch-being lis by SO feet
and adjoining the fret named lot. The whole
ofthis propertywll be sold on favorable terms,
which can be learned on applicationto JoHH @.
WEAVER, Lancaster, o. b. 5. Herring,
October 81, 20 3m,
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THE BEST SYSTEM of practi-
cal instruction pursued in this
country is that practised at the
Iron City College. To learn the
estimation in which IL is held by
compctept judges, send to the
Principals, Smith & Cowley, Pitts
rburgh, Pa, for Circulars contain.
ing full particulars
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Insurance.

Prof. F. J. BAUER appears in ad.
tertising columns in the role of an
Insurance Agent. See Statement
of Teutonia Ins. Company, of
Cleveland. We commend this In,
stitution and its agent to the favor
of the public.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-25

The residence Of Robert Wright,
on the corner of Union and Canal
street, was sold by s. w. Court.
right, Solicitor of Pickaway Build
ing and Savings Association, on
the 9Th inst, to T.. X Drummer, for
Sl567 This was the first sale, in
this city, of forfeited property, un.
der the provisions of tho law gov.
ernipg Loan Associations - Circle.
pitle Dem. b.., -tIAg el.t-r-
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Itisan old saying thu. It 8 the cheapest to
always buy the best. This " more impor.
tRnt with m edicinal pr repmatiohs than any :
thing else, and il should always he Temeni-
hored by tho invalid who requires good
stomach Bitter, thott the Constitution Btters
are far superior to the ordinary
preparations sold rs such. The Justly eel.
ebrated Constitution Bittora are unequalled
as tonic, and will produce N ore happy re.
suits than any other Bitter. Take none but
Seward 4 Bentley's. Hn v4AaNlt "'
NJ. reliable medicine for throat diseases,
Seward Cough Cure.
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FEED AND Provision STORE
See advertisement of j. Rade-
baugh. Mr.. R. has a good stand,
and BY his industry and prompt.
ness merits generous patronage.
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t!d| ! E'|8I!Eb| E|78EEI|a7bI|

This IxrALLrBLE REMEDY does not, like the
poisonous irritating snuffs and strong caustie
solu utions with which the people have longbee
humbugged, simply palliate for short time
or drivs Tie disease TO the lungs as there IS dan
ger OF doing in the use Of such nostrums, but
Il produces PERFECT AND PEHNASLNT cURIs or
rHE WORST CASES or CHRONIC cArARRH, as thou
sands can testify. "CoLD IN TIE HEAD"
cured with o few applications. CATARRHAL
HEIpAcHE ts reliev ed and cured as ifby mage.
II removes offensive Breath, Loss or IMPAIR
ment Of the sense OF taste. smell or hearing
Wateringor Weak Eyes, impaired Memory
when caused by the violence OF CatarIh, as they
alIfreqnentiy are. / offerin goodf faith a sta nd.
ing reward Of $500 for case Of Catarrh that
cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. IaicE ONLY 50 CENTS.
Ask your Druggist forthe Remedy, butif he
has not yet got It on sale, don't be put OF BY
accept ingany miserable worse than worthless
substitute, butenclose sixty cents to me, ana
the Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four
packages $500, or one dozen for $500. Send
Two cent stamp for DR., Sage's pamphleton ca.
tarrh. Address the Proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Septic, '6o-1y. Buhaio' NJ
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The dray team Of Mr.. Ed. CRUISE
executed a lively runaway in our
streets on Monday which created
considerable excitement. Damage
not serious.
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A cement, made by dissolving
rubber cut fine in benzine, may
be used to mend rubber boots and
shoes. This cement will firmly
fasten on q rubber patch.
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At the October Election Athens
county voted on the question Of
turDpikes. The result showed 4O5
citizens in favor of and BOIL against
making turnpikes.
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The Amanda Club for tho re-
covery of stolen horses elects its
officers on the 11th Of next month
Sec advertisement.
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Thn Glnss Entnr

We have in Chillicotho man
named Casper ", a shoema.
ker--who is a glass cater, n fact
well.known to many Of our citizens.
On Tuesday night, whilo in Paul
Marzluffs confectionery, he picked
up a small, thick tumblcr and de-
.liberatcly took two largo bites out
ftho sides Of it, chewing tho glass
up small and SWaltowing it, the per.
formanco being witnessed by a
number of persons. We have the
glass now before us from which the
bites wero taken, and find that
nearly half the material was oaten
by W. He has also been
known to partially eat the heavy
bottom piece Of q large sized beer
tumbler. .. ~,
The question arises: What IS
his stomach lined withP-Chii.
cothe Register. @ 4.
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Our friend L. HARTzLER, We are
glad to perceive, is fairly installed
in the County Surveyors Office
Citizens Interested may now look
for a faithful, intelligent perfor-
nance ofthe duties Shat position.
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S.M. SMITH, Jr, of the Ohio
State Journal. showed his genial
phiz in our sanctum on Saturday
last. r.
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We are indebted to the attention
of our young friend J. W. .SEARLEs
for n lato copy Of the San Francis.
co Daily Bulletin.
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RnIcide.

Mrs. Maria, wife Of Emanuel
Ault, committed suicide on
Thanksgiving day by hanging
herself at her residence near Basil, +,
Liberty township. She had been
insane for q long period, and 1t had
required much vigilaoce 10 prevent
an earlier commission Of this act.
On tho day mentioned, as We are
informed, the family were at sup
per, and Mrs. A. being the first to
finish her meal, was observed 10
leave the room, singing cheerfully,
as she continued to do while shc
passed into an adjoining apart
ment, thence into another, and
thence up stairs. After a period
Mr.. A. noting her silence and pro.
longed absence. went after her,
and found her suspended by the
neck with a rope, from a door in
an upper chamber. q corpse.
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Tho observations of trnppers and
hunters in the Northwest are to
tho effect that the beaver, otter and
other sagacious animals are dou>
ble>lining their homes, which is
held as an indication of a severe
winter. The trappers place a firm
reliance in the signs afforded by the
furry tribe, and provide for them.
selves accordingly.
This is about the time of the
year to publish the above. II has
gone the annual round pretty reg
ularly for seventeen years moro or
less.
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Piano For Sale.

First class instrument-cheap
for cash. Enquire at the Gazette
Office, or of w. Il. CLARKE.
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Edward Meyer wants good
man to run portable saw MILL
See his advertisement.
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Real Estate Agency.

The undersigned win attend to All business
pertaining TO buying and selling Real Estate
on the :.ost favorable terms.
The following Property for sale.
05 eO.IOO neres Of Land, situated
mile south west OF Hillersport, Walnut twp,
Fairfield county. Ohio on which - good
Frame dwelling, small barn, good young or
ehard, two good wells OF water, and near two
90 cd grain markets.
Soil-rich, black loan.
THM EE OUT-LOTS, Nos 20, y and
%, East OF Central Avenue, in the Hop Co. Ad-
dition to the city ofLancRster.
One House and Lot in city Of Lancaster, on
the Northwest corner oi Broadway and Walnut
streets. Has on the lot good stable, ,cistern
and we'll, all in good order. Terms easy.
ONE LOT IN the Northeast addition OF the
city Of Lancaster.
ONE 9 ACRE LOT east Of the C. az.
Railroad Depot in the city Of Lancaster. Terms
easy.
90 Acres OF Land 4 north les Of Lancas-
ter, OIL the Pike. Has on the premises good
House and Barn, good young orchard, plenty
Of running water, soil good, timber excellent
Terms to suit purchaser.
One House n nd Lot in Royalton, Fair
field county, Ohio, On which is an excellent
Grocer, or Hotel keeper H ouse well adapted
for either-Will be sold very low on favorable
payments.
IA Acres OF Land ore and a-ban miles
no rthwest from Pataskala, and one mile north
of Etna, Licking county, Ohio, on " hieh is a
co nfortable dwelling, stable, spring house, &c
good orchard and good we'll ofWater at the
house. Price 0I2,OO,if bought soon.
100 Acres in Putnam count, Ohio, within
two miles Of Kalida, Aliin good timber, soil ex.
ce ilent. Will exchange for city property.
40 ACRES OF choice land in Violet tp-.
ED county, Ohio, on which is \ two story
dwelling house, barn, large cattle shetland oth-
er outbuildings, good gnst mill and saw mill.
two good orchards, spring at the house. an d
goodrun ming water on the promises.
Price sU5 20 per acre II bought soon.
One houseand lot on North Broad street, in
the city Of Lancaster.
Twolotsin indianapolis, Indiana.
Io4 ACRES in Berne township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, on which lisa good tw story
dwelling. large barn, good outbuildings, excel
| lent water at the house, running water on the
| Arm, two good orchards. SoIl--good bottom
'''" j.. c. HITE L co.
I Lancaste ter, o., Sept. %. Ie69 IT,
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The Entertainment by Profess
sOr Powell Last NlRhf.

The Entertainment by Profess
sor Powell Last Night.
For want Of due notice, proba.
bly,, but q small au dience ssembled
at the City Hall last night to hear
the lecture and witness the Phro.
nOlOgical and Psychological expo
riments by Prot. POWELL. Those
who attended, however, heard an
interesting lecture, and boheld
some manifestations OF the Profess
sor's peculiar powers, which. tho
from untoward circumstances not
entirely successful, were yet quito
remarkable. Of tho subjects who
presented themselves for his opera
tons, he succeeded in getting fow
but partially under tho influence
of his will; but enough was done
to afford an insight into what
might be accomplished under
more favorable circumstances
Occasionally it was evident that
some of bis subjects (roguish boys
were cndeavoring to deceive both
tho operator and the spectators
but when one sees him take q
slender lad of IL years and manip.
ulatc him into perfectly rigid
condition of muscle, without the
power of motion; then place him
with head and shoulders upon one
= >"ir and his feet upon an.
other md stand with his weight
of ITO pounds upon the bows body
for several seconds without break.
ing him down, it is hard to discern
any deception or to resist the i'm
preston that there is something in
psychology more than is dreampt
of in ordinary philosophy. But oil
should 90 and see and Judge for
themselves, as tho Professor pro.
poses to continue his entertain
ments, another of which will be
given TO night.
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Gard to the Public

Mr.. 81. Burkiey, or uh,liieothe, Ohio, is the
authorised sole Agent for the sale OF our Pi-
amos IN the following counties, viz Ross, II igh-
land, Pekaway, Fairfield, Hookings W Wnton,
Jack son and Pike, and as we have no dealings
with any other hrmin the above named coun.
ties, zee shall guaranteed only such piGsos Of Our
manufacture as are Furnished and sold vithin
that territory by Mr.. Burnley, whom we take
pleasure IN recommending TO our frieEds aud
patrons, as we'll s' p The :, %nsicsl PS6ic in
general. ~ - AeTElNWAf q ASoNS.
New York, July 18th, 1869.
The above card Of Messrs. steinway 4 sons
speaks foS itself, further comments are unne
ceRaary. Ia-.a!,f{ - J
me for the sale ofthe Steinway Piano, at Ian
caster, (reo m IN the Rising builting), aud vi
oinity." Orders left with him will be promptly
attended 10 by ST. BURKLEY.
Nov. II, SO en-,
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Undertaking.

A fine HEiRsE always in readiness for At.
tendance At funerals; Coz ~ made 10 order,
and good assorlmtnt Of Burial Cases, Cask.
cts, Ac. kept on hand.
Thanking the public for past faVors, the new
firm will endeayoT 10 deserye cont uAnee
and Increase Of the PANE. LE+ t.
III srRoPEL 4 BLETzAKER.
Mr.. JOSEPH BLETZhKER takes this &C.
oasion 10 return hlsthSnks to hts old custom.
ers, and InVIteStn err attention to the new NJ
Tangement above set forth. He hopes 10 greet
all his old friends ut his 7ew place Of bu-i ness
and 10 render the same satisfaction As hereto
fore.
LAncas ter. Nov. Is, IsSs-tL
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While on the search for Holiday
Gifts, suppose you look at those
beautiful chromos, at Tutbill's.
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CABINET MAKING
CHANGE OF FIRM.

dissolved " mutual consent and the retire.
meat of Mr.. Eyersole. Mr., JOsRPH BLETEAEEn
takes the place Of thO retiring partner, and
the business will hereafter Be eondaeted un-
der The name Of ~ WWaR p
sTRoPEL . BLETzAKKR,
who will continue 70 occupy che old well
knoGn stand, on Main street. two doors east
ei Hooking VALLEY Natiosal Bank, - manu-
iAe'uTers and dsalSrsin
Cabinet Ware d Furniture
Of allkindS. Their work Will be Of 81 perioS
qualify and priceslow Particular attention
WILDE given TO the business Of
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The members of:he Amanda Club, (Eor tn 9
recovery Of stolen hOrses) will take notice that
the regular annual election for Oficers will be
held NJ the Amanda Sc hool House. on Satur.
dAY. December llth, 1860, att o'clock, Pm.
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Local Notices.

season. 36-4w.
1 desire 10 call the attention OF the
public to my large and well selected stock OF
Silver Ware, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel.
ry, sp ectacles, Sc. forth Ho liday trade, and
at prices That cannot fail to please.
S6.4tS. L.C. BUTCH, Agt.
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LATER, Tho accused waived an
examination on Monday, and was
bound over to court in the sum of
$4,000. Tho case is now bet,re
the grand jury of Franklin county.
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The undersigned win attend to All business
pertaining 10 buying and selling Real Estate
on the !.ost avorable terms.