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| ]. Two REPREsBNTAT ALIVE MENU saw, recently,
two notable MISUNDERSTANDING men--in the
lobby of the House. Alike and exceedingly
unlike were these two men. The one was DIR.
Manning, the Archbishop of Westminster; the
other DIR. Norman MiLeod, the Moderator of
the Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
These two men are alike in this, they are in
high Office in their respective Churches, But
here all similarity ends. First, in personal APP
pearance, excepting that they ara both tai.
they are, as unlike as you can well imagine.
The good Archbishop is an exceedingl y spare
man; he is; indsed, distressingly thin. 1.-The
moderator, though not obese, is Of large frame;
well clothed with flesh. The Arch bishep must
surely fast too much, he iSso very thin. The
moderator, it is safe to say, in this direction
does not err. Fasting is not clearly an article
OF his creed. He, you may be sure, does not
believe in purg1ng the soul by macerating the
body. The Archbishop'e cottntenance is very
solemn, tho6ghtful, and worn, indicative
plainly to my mind of the reality of much
inward struggling and wrestling, like that
which his friend Gewman's Apologize pro vita
fsusp reveals. Dr.. MLeoPs broad rnbicund
! countenance rs Indicative, not-so- rnuch- of
I thought or iawurd wrestlings, as of a content
fed mind which, we are told, Is continual
feast. Clearly, though, there are indications
that the Rev. moderator is not satisfied with
this mental feast alone. In fine, the Arch
bishop gives you the idea of a self-denying,
| severe-too seyers-aseetic the moderator
looks ike jolly, hearty, man of the world
no blame to HIM for that same. And think
what antagOtistic principles these two men
represent%lRoman Catholicisnl and Presby-
| terianism-the Pope of Rome and John Knox.
What long lines of historic associations trail
behind these men Thought ], as looked at
them; it is a blessed thing that the time is
como, when they cRR mest here without frowll.
4 ing on each other: Two hundred Years ago,
| had two such men met, each would havefelt .
| burning desire to taxa the other by the thFOat
i Bat now, if Dr. Manning were asked to dine
4 with the moderator at Dean Stanley's table,
I daresay he would 20; and we may be quite
sure that the moderator would not refuse
f! say Dean tanlgy'sfab heeause his reverence
is noted for gathering. around his mahogany
London cor. Her pool Jc6rRat: % ''isid
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J. W.I10ng Mammoth News Depot, corner of
Love aud usic streets THIRD District has favored
with vRried list OF pnhoatlons comprising the
Earsst and best n tho Gay The LATEST are
bis oounter-New Herald, Boaton Pilot, Bazar
Cenic Monthly. Chimney Corner Literary Album, Ne.
trop0tsn Record Now York weekly etc. 0lsT- down
friends should patroufno tlds depot centrally
located for their convenience. - 4
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DEAN STANLEY.-Fhe Dean of Westminstef,
has subscribed to fund which fs being got up
eey.swhO has foETsome years past been engaged
in writing the most, decidedly 6ooiaihn tracts,
although himself . benefited clergynlen Of the
English Church. What Blessing It must be
30 belong to denomination in which such per
feet liberty is allowed! Mr.. Voysey's w6rks
ESiVal, in aVowed hnbeIief, tho tbIhsphe1aies of
Voltaire but yet he remains for years the in
cumbent of his parish, and when at last he is
called upon for an explanation. dignitHries of
the church come forward to supporL him And
this is what some men call "a branch of tho
Catholic ChafchP "
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g Persona having any information relative to
Mrs. ses.a het Bo and edlpghter nveEtised else
9ehefeI vill lsaas rnlnsnsae sIeu 10 SO Love
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N SlatersI viii be interested la q notice found
ieisB hers by BIT. Diver, who W1shas empluR four
white journeymen. uf afr-@L
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gu REV 0sfEKEs MzsKEfsI. auNu
''-'4 70: tie Week Ending FsaavI.ss 8, )
t.eorssA islaAsI .r-T s.a.sss;..., a.,

z 81 aszkutdaS zIsrSins. 3GiS9s4. 1850. )
CoTToSra1Rhs uasAzuszhe aendkur LSserHosl and Now
York dispatches sfsaa depressing effect
upon our market but there has been fair daily move
teriay thcre very ttts eobfod Saale snd an s
sirsbie lots hela oasidn gures yshea tFiiBE
lhts wOrad inside tsstes have s aeoepted
We qnote sac fur O.Innry 9ss ass for good erdt
marry midnling and fnr iiAidding
Sas Of tho 1893 bales a1isx e6 bales iast week
ToBAcco-There hHs been nioyeuenr IN Tobacco
since of 4Prfda has beeB
inquiry however, and good business expected at IN
ersy date. and hanged inleed there
is disposition the part OF facs2s mako con
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SOUTHERN BANK. NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 30,
Is69At meeting of the Board fills day the Directors
free OF tax payable 18th July, je6e. n :
jy4 TT -. g. JNo. G. DEyEREU.N. Cashier.
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CoNyENr OF 81. JosEPH.

- -
Wishing 60 please tho dear pupils PARENTS, and &c.
cording to their just requests tho Supe Of the Con-
vent OF St Joseph, St Philip street of Gal
Yezl informs the public that dffrg the bathing season
Academy viii be moved 10 BAY St Louis, where
possess the sea shore, eligible property and q
hourishing Boarding School. .z-7t
Large additions having been made to this establish
ment easy and agreeable for crafty the desire
of both parents and pupsrocurng the litter inno
cent and healthy recreation without terissioH in their
studies- T.... ...... .....
The Exhibition Award Of Premiums, and Vacation,
'" - :, ~ - - - my2 st
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TIE M6RaiNG STAR
Il. hA--7sissl neoizacTk aii1o7sl 4
BOOK Ian ID % b. OFFICE .
ma Ma. qCs GravAisr street. Rae New

ma Ma fos GraSvAigsr street. Ras new sFhssas,o
cid al b9aosi0q s-lattsJ bal egm
.aaiqi9aiIg BID 81 RGsit b0old
ghia IL PfeParea 70 all
kinds of JOB WORK, isunh as7yG 1oaDdg. -ad9 Gini
CIRCULARS, s17cARps,tt Iaid3 odw yuG4
ENvEL0PEs3Is DEEDS, 9I2 a8db SHI l@
naiIy, G9NTRACTSs INVOICES 1{.1ff5aIs}
-Saf3 MORTGAGES HEADINGS, al
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS,
HAND BILLS, BILL HEADS. -.t-.,E e.
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE. III a.!
BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DnAY RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LAD1NG.
G29 - 20 PRoM1sSoRY NOTES Ere, Ere, ETC
.o 5oNlfIIE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS -
4 S1..-..........., CANAL STREET. .-------ij 67
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FISCAL AGENCY CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, July l. Iss9.-The In
tefest Coupons of the New Orleans Counsodated Debt
this day wiz be paid presentation at the Chem
teal National Bank New York. I50 . 90 Hta 1ol
iva TffOS. LAYTON, President. !
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J. LINCOLN.
I LINCOLN & CO.,
aa ..ss RAISE AND REMOVE

b.. Ii. all kinds of BaildiPgs- Il l..-,sst~
b. .-r.. So. , q, Oaico, t10 Robir stLeee s ,co
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed 70 ~
Mechqnics and TrIders' Exchange, St Chnries si1S
Country orders promptly attenaedto. DIV
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tnlAsSssro isI and Al AA GrEAss pres
- 90 q aFdO foE
aIsSg u ~ I.lIr b. s. lately
arrived in GSaassuzsa 1EzEzg attending to settle
Z5EAO 10 day of
s. arrival. 81 GsrGSHsee MARI Amohg
fysen. .2sasHsSsE essSSaI u4zTwsG ~
Emigrants enter Kansas at the rateyOf 10o0
per day. Our State hardly PsceiYes that 9rilnr
shen Of perERasept sestle Fs in six months What
is the Emigranf s93ureau udoingf The saperin-
tendsnt makes a GOOD deal Of Eoyes,- but hoth5
Mr.. Heentz, whose face was recently smashed
while riding in omnibus in London, py the
careless driving Of one of Messrs. Pickfora's
teftEuels, has accepted S2OOee in gold as CONS
'pensation. Many would submit TO have their
50 heads snitsI he'd for a less sum. 100 20
BY the death OF Lord Stanley, of AIderly, p
~ A9afomnletian peer win acq1 afro a tito 20 a
seat ia the HoHse of Lords, The late lords
eldest SON was an attache to the embassy at
on Gonstant5nqples and yhllst Teslelng m she
Ease embraced the faith of 1slamlsm. -
e3 Senator Wilson, in . speech made as ROches=
ter therother day, said, Il am one of those who
believe the country is earning too litleh money
altogether Tho stconntTy" is rather inpeFS
sOnai insedifs seiIsegd BHt4if the county
nslsesao mach mdhey, II isn't tbe feult of the
Heountry'sD officials, who are depicting II pref
" East. Aass2 T7N
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7 BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, NEW ORLEANS,
July J. 1s69-At meeting OF the Board of Directors
held this day Semi annual Dividend Of EIo Hr PER
CENT. free of Government Tax, declared, paya-
BILE to the Stockholders and after the 9th inst @
t-jy4 n. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
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The death of the Hon. ROBERT J. WALK
Err recalls an incident Of the Border Rni-
fan war in. Kanaas While WALKER was
Governor OF that State he made q tour
through its southern counties and was not
very heartily greeted. by the Free Stale
men. At one of the towns where he stopped
for the i.ht, The pro-slavery men held u
meeting in his honor, aud wound up.the af-
fair with huge bonfire. While The em-
bers were still smoking, party of Free
State men determined upon treatment Of Il
different sort. Armed with rifles and re-
volgers, they procured stout rope, and
started for the hotel where Gov. WALES r
was staying, but before they called him out
they concluded to consult Mr.. ALBERT D.
RICHARDSON, who was then the Kansas ocr-
respondent of the Boston Journal, and n
prominent advocate Of the Free State cause.
They shaved him the rope and said:
1--WE have made up cur minds to hang
him, and let the Administration know that
its Governors are not safe here
RICHARDSON counselled moderation, told
them they would only make matters worse
by killing WALKER, and finally persuaded
thsm to give up their intentions, and, 60
quietly, TO their bonss. Gov. WALKER left
town the next moroing, little dreaming bow
nearly he had missed being executed.
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Improvement in the process OF matcbmak.
ing between men and women is proposed by
the Rerolution, founded upon the customs OF
countries in the North of Europe. This Gus
tom is for the marriageable youth ef' beth
sexes to be called together at stated seasons,
when eech one writes on paper the name OF
the individual OF the opposite sex whom be
or she desires 10 marry. The papers are
then committed in confidence to commit
tee of two discreet persons. and it, on look
Ing over the names. any two are found TO
have declared a mutual regard, the fact is
announced, and the marriage fellows; while
in every other case, where no reciproca: at
tachment appears, the papers are destroyed d
with divulging the secret intrusted to them
1t is to be questioned whether there is anv
need of this expedient in American society.
Our boys and girls, we apprehend, know
how 10 let their preferences appear plainly
enough, and there is seldom any mistake as
10 what tey are.
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News Items.

John Brougham has gone to Galveston.
Mr. Fawner, the founder Of the colony o.
Victoria, Australia, Is dead.
Isabella and Patricino are to set up
twenty-nun convent near Paris.
Potter Palmer, the Chicago millionaire,
has Just re,nrned from Europe
Marshal Bazaine ia reputed to be the
wealthpst general in France.
Maggie Mitchell calls her baby Marie
Fanchon.
There is an old maid in Westminster,
Mass. rs years old, blind and deaf, who
prides herself on having refused forty offers
Of marriage.
The or op of peanuts raised on the south
side Of James river, between Petersburg
and Norfolk. is estimated at 1000, 900 BUSH
els per snnum. 49,.
A story rs current in Paris that NJ. Gou-
nod is gone to Rome in order to conduct
the orchestra at the festival ceremonies of
the Council-tide.
The Rev. Joseph II. Plunkett, D. d..
of Portsmouth. Va, sails for Europe to-day.
Olive Logan is coming to New York next
week lie tell the Gothamites something
about "Girls."
Z. W. Stoughton, Esq, made very able
argument before the General Term yester-
day in will case. Mr.. Stoughton is spok-
en- Of for Circuit Judge of the United States
Court for this Circuit.
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Samuel Jessup, who died in Lincolnshire
in 1917, took between 1871 and 1916, 226,-
934 pills, which is at the rate Of 10, SO6
pills year. or tweniy-nine pills a day
For the last three years preceding 1916, he
took pills st the raie of seventy-eigbt day
and in the year 1914 be swallowed not less
than 81 500. In addition he took 40, 900
bottles of mixture, and juleps and electu-
aries, extending altogether TO iiftyfive close.
ly written colums of au apothecary's bill.
He lived to be s. years Of age, and the
trusty and worthy apothecary who supplied
him with all these delcacies was Obliged
to sue his stingy customer for small bal
ance due him.
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A CARD.

A Clergyman. residing in South America rs a
miss ionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure OF Nervous Weskness, Early Decay,
Diseases of the Unitary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by baneiu
and vicious habits Great numbers have been cur
cd by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
receipt for prepai ing and using his medicine, in
sealed invclope to any one who needs it, Free Of
Charge. Adress,
JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
Station ID. Bible House,
n. Y City.
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An Eastern youth travelling in the un-
civilized regions between here..and Califor-
as not TO he ent of fashion. While he was
apparently examining it, but really show
ing off, brhwny miner whose belt was
weighted with two heavy SIX shooters. ask
ed him what he had there.
"Wby, replied the young man from the
East that is q pistol" Wall, said the
rough, if you should shoe. me with that,
and | should ever find it out, Id lick you
like fun
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A Circus AT AUcTIoN.-The entire eff
fects OF Dr. James L.. Thayer's circus were
sold at auction in Cincinnati on Tuesday
last. The Commercial Of that city has the
following particulars of the sale: THE per
forming horses were first offered, and sold
at prices averaging about one hundred and
fifty dollars each. Mr.. Adam Forepaugh
became 1.-THE purchaser of the trick poney,
Doctor" payidg for him the handsome
of nine hundred and thirty dollars. An
elephant, small in size, but dgnified in ap-
pearance, was next led forth, and immedi-
ately became the observed of all observers
Bidders seemed to be very shy about max
ing Offers, however, and finally his dimu-
tive majesty was knocked down to Fore
paugh for $l,275. An old Snowman, who
was present in the crowd. remarked that
"that little animule ought to have fetched
six thousand dsllars," and walked off indig.
nant at the sacrifice. Four fiery and un-
tanned lions were next offered. and, after
some lively bidding, were awarded to Oscar
FL. Norman, at $4,000.
The "kings OF tbs forest" did not SCENE to
be much affected, by the novel process of be.
ing knocked down-to the highest bidder,
Of course-aDd blinked lazily at the crowd
through the iron bars of sher cage. A few
timid persons inquired whether the cage
was perfectly secure, and looked fearfully
upon the tawney beasts, whose massive
jaws and powerful limbs seemed waiting
only for the opportunity to burst forth, wild
with resisiless rage and fury. Mr.. Fore
pangb and Norman were the principle pur-
chasers, the former invested sS4, 200. and
the latter S9.O55. The sales will foot u9 to
about $4,000.
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Use NIOrriSOn's Genuine Pine Tar
and Persian Healing Soaps.

These soaps are impregnatsd with exntics Of the
mildest aud most Bllsamic nature and are warrant
ed perfectly innocent and FREQ from mineral and 9th
or perncious admiisures, and are selected by the
ladies and the public i'll general in praferer to all
other soaps the great producers and preserves of
healthy purity of complexion, and conservator
of female beauty Fur the softness and decacy
which they inducs the hands and face their capa,
biity of soothing irritation and moving nnsi Chilly
eruptions, render them indispensable to every ioil
ct. We kindly ask the public to try the virtues
these soaps. j. L. H. & Co., Propricturs.
A b. Miller Il Co General Agents jula2-3m.
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Fall and Winter We,
nt from
% to 40 per cent. cheaper
can be purchased in the
q OIL REHT0NI

Ihe reason why we can and will sell tbs,v
the cheapest; we manufacture i'm eDsc n
on which account we are enabled to sel IN
al retail cheaper than they can be marrt
small quantities, often make M five lhoru
of one kind. taking advantage Of erey }
cloth. The way we conduct our bu.ipts
on the ONE PRICE : YSrEM meets with h,
where, fer it il the only way and caip.
fidence of the community at large. Each B
marked with the lowest and only pricei1 4
u.cs. No bantering, no deviation, all rod
ed 'o.be Of the best ma erial nnd Of snprir
manship, unlike the trash often kept in IA.
clothing stores, all articles purchased at On
if not to the entire satisfaction of the buzz
not s"i ed, be returned within five DAY. "a
changed or the money will be REFUNDED
our low prices. good Overcoats $50 ,ui
simere suits $500. & SlG,D0, Beaver ,uii,'
S!n0n, Ove'a'ls 81 cts, Paper coll.s, 6
box, and all other articles in our line Ell
cheap IN proportion. Can early at lhs
Cheap One Price C oihing Store Main S,
posire McClinock House, Near lcss
Petroleum Centre Pa
PIES ENTlIA1, FALCk &E
Nov. IT, n.
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Jay Gould q. western R. rs. Fight.

AKRON, Ohio, Nov. IL Last night the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway case
begun in the Court of Common Pleas The
parties interested represent the first and
second mortgage bondholders against Jay
Gould and the Erie Railway. Gould strives
TO get an order from the Court to sell the
road, thus putting him in control. The
bondhoders are opposed to Fastening the
sale because, if forced, the property will not
yield the full amount it reasonably should.
Jay Gould, Mr., Archdall, and Mr.. ODoh-
er'y were appointed receivers of the Allan
tic and Great Western road last April. The
present hearing is on the motion from the
b0ndholders for the removal of Gould as re-
ceiver, because he is President and Direc-
tor OF the Erie Hallway, and therefore, un-
der New York statues, an Erie bondholder
and an interested party. The case is still
on.
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The young man who has been travelling
abont lately and jumping OF the trains to
kiss his sister, aud then apologizing when
he found his mistake, has become converted,
and will lead different life. He tried the
thing on at New Haven the other day, when
the dausel raised her veil he found she was
20 black that charcoal would make q. white
mark en- her.
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IMPORTANT PuREAsE. .-Messrs. Arnold &
Phinny, of this place, purchased, a few
days since, the Price farm. lying in the
Shamhurg district, containing IS acres, fol
the sum of $40, 900. This land lays be-
tween the Tolman & Atkinson farms, and
the land on which the National wells are
located. 1t is closely adjoining territory
that is now the best in the oil regions, and
in the hands Of Messrs. Arnold &. Phinny.
will soon be dotted with dericks.
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LARGE, FAT TuRKEYs.-Messrs A, &. Z.
Parker. proprietors Of the New York Mea,
Market, opposite the McClintock House.
have received large supply Of nice, ia,
turkeys Thanksgiving day is near at hand
and the turkeys rise in their majesty and
exclaim, "buy me and I'll do you good
At the New York Market there is to be
found all the choicest meats. Call on them.
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This morning about nine o'clock the old
Philips we'll on the Tar EARN took fire from
the escape Of gas, and the whole rig, and
tank containing some oil, was consumed
The flames communicated with well on
the adjoining lease destroying the dercks
and engine house. For want of particulars
we are unable to state the amount of the
loss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-13

A New Orleans baker lost mule, adver-
tised for the recovery Of his apimal which
be described as "a gentle mule, valued at
Sl5o, and answered to the name of Fanny
Offering at the same time ''heavy" reward
to the finder. The animal YVES discovered
on the levee, in the possession ofa suspc-
ious person, and taken 10 iia owner, when
the latter fulf He'd his promise by counting
ut f'g. old'tashioned pennies.
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Local Notices.
New Flour, Feed and Grocer!
store
J.. s. PlsATHER.

AT the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN-ST,
opposite the McClntock House, has on hand n
lage and fist class stock of Flour, Feed ma
Groceries, which he Is selling at a low figure
N. Don't forget the placc--whore A. d. Cotton
d Company broke up.
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CONJIGAL LOVE
and the Happiness of True Marriage

LNsSAYS for Young Men on the Errors. Abuses
IL and Diseases which destroy the Manly Powrcs
and create impedimen's of MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge, Address Howard Association. Bov p.
Philadelphia, IA. sep2i :3m
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LATHER AND SHAvE--Charles j. Leon
hauser has fitted up and moved into the
rooms over his old barber shop. He hay-
log greatly increased his facilities is now
preared to do all kinds of work in his line.
See his. adsertiement and small bills. and
give him call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-13

The FIGHT.-Tbe fight which come off
at Atkins Hall last evening, between the
wolf slack, of this place, and the dog from
Oil City, was declared in favor of the dog :;
he winning the fight in about thirty minntes
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DR.. Draper, OF New York, has accepted
the Presidency of the American Union
Academy Of Literature, Science, and Art
Mr.. George b. Lincoln, President of the
Board of Health, has become associated
with Mr.. Youngblood in the Advertising
Agency business
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brFFLo CLOTHING SroRE.-The Buffalo
One Price Clothing Store is still in the field
and are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapest. Give them a call-Main street.
opposite the McCintock House, neal, lower
bridge ~,
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STS PETER rAND PAUL'S 'sCathoIie)
CHURCH.
Mess at 1914 a. IN.
Vesper and Bene1iction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Casechism at p. n.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.