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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
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DIE fste pa6 Snters0e Der Monnelota
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inherent e{9enen.
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baden, beftanb Mittpp@ ftintnY roieb I'm
pplt3eteerf@t unb ,purbe BON ter Anflalf
frtisefprp9ten.
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@abl fol9enber Direftcren 81 <saa !
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9obn @asuet, @. 9. Neweuube, &c..
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$4,000 finb berett auf BEN @eee Der
Subicrtbtton 9e3ei@net tpprten.
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raer 1924 @timmen. General MYtriu
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@rn9reb nit elmer Majoritdt BON 141
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Mer@antS @otel erbielt als Der Neben8z
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cine ret;ence Yuppe. DaS %fnonaieue
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fem:
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County @efdn9ntb III 6uplon @tsc.,
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@teoereiubrtnauns eelebt.
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an. 6err pfannfud, >pelder frQber
ldnoere SABRE In unlerer Mitte lebte, uno
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1T, miro f@ mBSlt9er @eiIs wtecer bier
nteberla0en. @tr beiben i'm ber3li9
wiufpmmen.
49, Greunb Ber8felo >purte BON {einen
Greunten unb Der Great @e(ern 8ant
AM lebten Greita9 Nbsno NIT elmer Serez
naoe 1berralat.
- Die 4 Abpnnement5z @on;ertc unz
ter ben &uipi3ien bes Deut}9en @ereina
tperben In einf9en @c6en tbren Mnfane
nebmen ; uno bic @eian9spereine rrtroer
ntdt e%rnaan9eln, IN btelen &onSerten If,
Debut NIT etnem ous9e3ei9neten unp gu
auS9emdblten prp9ramm III er6fnen.
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fb ibrcr Naturali(attons papiere flint
loaten 79 ptelelben In bte(er @o9e per:
l@aFen, bo idon ant nd@7en Dienfa(
bic @abl fattfntet.
Das @ttter.- Monta9 Mer0et
81 ubr 3ei9te Der thermometer 25oGabz
renbeit.
@ei;en.-Gb{ca4p> 81. Sft.-
SO. 1 SLOT, go. 81 @ts. Mil:
paufee. SO. 1 $1.01A, SO 2 SO @ts
Seem Sort. $50. 1 $685. @interwet;e,
$3.50.
SIN New ulm er1aetnt felt lem 20
Sftober aud cine en9lil6e p6@entltd'
3eitun9 unter ben, Namen Plaindealer
Die 3eitun9 eerlpridt in politif reu:
trail 3u ie{n unp beab0&tiot Defenders fiji,
Die lofalen Sntere6en tbres @punty8 tbd:
ti9 81 lein.
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belt.

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preubH1en @olboten ueberaQ frenee,
mtlitdrti1e DtSdplin, ba8 ftrammepreuz
bentbun, pas fi@ ober eerape I'M Gelce
ale notbwenoi9 uno {e9en6ret@ 8ejeiot
bat uno, tnbem eS feline 2odtrun9 BET
Dtsciplin 3uldbt, bic Soloaten chen in
ote| er %untbdtt8en Belt nod teiner Seite
bin lber bic @trdn9e i9laeen ldbt.
ueberau aus ben perfdierenen 2a0ern
peS GetnbeS bSrt man bic tete&laee, eob
bort bic DtSeiplin 9elodert wdre, uno
ptcle tbrer l1nfdQe uno Nteoerlaeen ldrei>
ben {e nur ptelem l1mtanoe, prer Jpn
bod bauptld9li9 3u. Anoers, nett an
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fe 14on ertraSen baben unp jld tbnen
tdeli9, ia ftlupli6 nod anleEiebsn.
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Men(9> last man i'm sew6bnli6en 2ez
ben, unb IS lie9t piel @abreS rartn,
benn Elm unreinlt6er Wenl@ ldBt }9 oez
ben bis er chen 5ulebt in S@lamm per<
finft.
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aud ;umetlen IN unn6ibis erldeineneer
@et1e geforeert miro, bat ibren nt9t at
unterl9dBenpen @ertb, benn fe erbalt
bic @ewalt, pel@e Der Blbrsr iber feline
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in benz jebt9en &rte9e, tenn AUDI rur
pabur@ fam iol@e @annes;u9t suGase
treten-ouberoem baben 1i@ aber aud Die
SfFsiere ielber in ben bisberieen@ @la@>
ten 70 tapfer unb beloenmitbie 9e3ei9t>
oab fe niat nur benz @eieBe mad
bic &&tuns Der Solpateu forpern fSn>
men.
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re@ten Nu9e par frlber Elm RebenbeS
fon1ii9e8 8iIo BON Mrrp9an3 unb Afetz
tirtbett, tper aber jebt bteit ~Sarbe> 2ieutez
rqnt6" 9eiebeu bat pte fie NIT benz
3@{der int @u9e unb nit @lacebarb<
i9uben IN ipl@emM utbe 9eeen bic feiup>
li@en @el&ofe, unb ibren 3euteu immer
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duberte, ct mddt MaBreeeln ba9teen er<
9retfen, pber ct bebtelte feline Dff3tere
mebr, bet fam tbnen fttne M@tuns unb
8%emunofruns ni@t seriaeen, unp Die
tletnen Neteniadtn fnten ~ llnbebeu@
tenbbetten berab.
6s!9 Eaylor bat ben 8e5Btet, u1b
teftn gprratb BON Baubola iepsr Art,
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fokalfs.
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ale cine
@eimatb fir @|nman6erer.
81 e u II d d + E.

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Die aeue Auseabe bifier Wampblete bat fotbsr
bic Yre0e serlaGen uub ii sur 8erisneuns benz b.
t1eFeneen @taatsbeauteu iberseben &uprben.
&Qe, bic ibrtn Greunben TT ber alien 9ettatb
sber ben Sllsaen Staaten etne eetreue Bef@rsi-
buns umltres @taatea ftnbtn tuolen, ipQten bic
slbbreRe an pel&e Fe bas pautptlet, fcftenfret,
eelanbt baben wp1en, fpelet@ einienben an 3erru
@m- Seeeer,
@tate E~reaiurer's SffFee, 81. Yaul, Rinn.
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- Sbpuas @auace anseflaet einen1
@onitablt IN Musiibun9 fetnes Imtts
tbdtlidsn 8tberfanp ent9eBenBtitbt III
tabenL bttanb Mttttpp@ fttuenY ro3eb In,
poltjet9srt9t Nno purbe spn ttr Anflal.e
frti9eiprpden.
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8rtefe Ha@ Dtutf@lanb miGeu Gber Gnslan>
abbrefFrt unb 10 Gent anHatt 7 Sent be3ablt psr,
ben. ;3ettuneea 4 Sent per Gopte.
So. geitner, teutf9er &lert-
s. q. @beelpd, YsRmaRer.
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8rteftRe.:.

2tft beatf&er grtefe, be bs Jun, Is. 0tt. ).
5. ni&t abetbult ~srten Fnt:s ~. - :rr
EN- Damen- Brteft.
Bromnmiuer @erpnida, S&run Gary .5~
Gtf&er aueuae, 2inbig @oia.
Dante RatY, Nlaer Wubelmine,
Ral@ba Iarta, @ia MorY.
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p~trren- Brttf.
MlbreGt R. @9afer 6.
Asb &ubplpt, @telaer Gbarles,
Braun Nt@el, @ten3el s..
geremann Soltph @tttnbere Gar,
&obn $. @innen 30
Gil9ba@ anbrep, @pSrner Mu8u(,
@ranp Scban, @@rSber R. Drue9iR,
@rut Saeob, @@rSber @.
9aufeuaan, M.3 @toQ MuriS,
&onjeu1 Subu. @turn1 George,
Qtnbu &barles, Slices 8.
9a4tebeim 6enry, Tbcele Qcuia.
Meubauer @ilbelm, @aeentnsdt Sobann,
Nien,an GriB, @ieemann @onrlo,
Stub s. s. Mten,ann Ibeobpr,
Wuter otrmanu, @ur(9er Spbann 2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
defective Fines.

As the cold weather approaches
and fires become necessary, great
care should DO taken by owners of
property, that stovepipcs and fues
r properly secured. Tenants hay
ing no immediate interest in the
safety Of the building, are less are
full on these points. resting satisfied
with any thing that viii pass off
smoke, and rid them of present in
convenience.
A very common aus Of extern
sive CONGREGATIONS, is found in defec-
tive fuos. GalIipoiis is i'll prepared
at this time, to contend against fire:
The safety of the citizens can only
be secured by a rigid scrutiny in
regard to this matter. If the council
will fpass such ordinances as will
compel attenti IN to this point, and
the fire wardens personally look af-
ter such cases, we may escape seri-
Gus loss. If not, a policy of insur-
ance would seem to be the only safe
guard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
Railroads and Coal Lands.

A gentleman representing q coal
company in the Straitsville region,
which is interested in getting the
line of railroad through here com
pleted, visited here lately and offer
ed to put in half of their coal lands
as stock in our railroad, at $3.50 per
acre, which is the value of such lands
in that locality. where they have
railroad facilities. OF course the
proposition was not accepted, as we
have equally valuable coal lands ia
our immediate vicinity, which can be
purchased st from S25 to $50 per
acre. Yet the owners of these lsnds
knowing that the railroad will en-
hsnce the value of their lands as it
did the Straitsville lands, give little
or nothing to secure the road. 1t
takes money to build railroads, gen.
tlemen, and those who are most in
terested must respond most liber-
ally. As soon as that fact is appre-
clated, there will be a good prospect
for the rosd.-MA arthur Record.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
Scraps.

The army pension list now numbers
1876, 739 names, requiring $2l,850,413
annually. There are 887 widows on
the pension rolls of the Revolutionary
war, fifteen of them being over 100
years of age. The payments of pen
sious for 1869 were $f42, 600 less than
for 1868, of which $167,O62 were the
result of Investigations of frauds.
Over thirty-one million of names have
already been recorded in the census Of
fee, being three-fourths Of the popula-
ton of the United States.
The cost of Msil Transportation in
1870. was $40, S84,653, being only a
per cent. increase over 1869.
The total catch of Goldfish this sea-
son has been l,335,o00, the largest
ever known, ecodi
The town of Grundy, Iowa, has a
population of 1000, and nary a sa-
LOOM Gallipolis. with half that num-
Der, can boast of 40 saloons or places
where. the 'crathur' is sold.
The receipts of the Ktna ms. Co
of Hartford, for the year ending June
On 1o-0 -o,a Cc
Our Charleston friends are moving
in the matter of a wharf, using for
that purpose the "burnt district" A
good move that. A good specimen
of wharf-building can be seer at this
end Of the line.
A young lady of exterior and pleas
ant appearance wishes to marry a gen.
tleman of the same way of thinking.
Inquire of the printer.
A. temperance society in Marquette,
Wis propose to publish the name Of
every man who gets drunk, where he
got his liquor. what he said and did
while drunk, &c.
An Illinois sucker was bitten By
a rattle snake seventeen years ago and
is still sucking whiskey to cure the
bite.
The census of Minnesota shows an
increase Of $50 per cent. in population
since 1860.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
State Of Ohio, GaHia County, IS.

PURSUANT to the command Of an order o.
| sale from the Court Of Common flsas y
Gaiiia county. and State OF Ohio, / VIII Vnei =
sale at the door of the Court HOUSE, ~ aS s"n ~
county. at tone O'Clock p m on ths ~ 10y y ~
November, a. d. 1870, the following LITE
real estate. situate in the SAID county VI "aiiia
and State of Ohio, tO-w1t: ..a .h.ao
BEGINNING about 40 chains west anu lnree
chains north of the northeast corner OF IoV acre
iot No To30. also. at the southeast corner o. 10
senh svlvester,s land, at NO. one " lnenee
west Eve chains and serenity Inks 20 tnS ne da~,I
~ road stake ct No. 9: thence slhtl 2ISs uSE
west seven chains and fifty Inks 70 pull Ny.
three in center OF road and ten Ilnks ~ and
thence south 2s1< east elgnt e" ~ inchas
sixty links to black gum point 40 - dhoins
diarneter-corner tree; thence easb HtS LILLE LII
and 6fty links to point No; 8, from Mnlch z asSt
OAK s Inches diameter bears soutn a.
0 links and a sourwoOd 3 inches diameter 1ea.S
north % deg's vest 25 links; thence north I9uL-
teen chains and ffty links to place o. 1eglnhln9.
said land living and being in lots No lzsS and 80,
containing about ten acres. two 5s-lop acres; IN
~ iot Ne ls39. and seven 6l-100 acres 70 said lot
No. 1889, in section No. 30, township 80. !, o.
range 20. II, in the ONO company puie
Appraised at 10000. -.
rs besold IS the property ofJonn !. Angel Us
the suit OF Hugh Plymage-
Terms Of saIe-Cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 26th day or Vet9oer'
a. i'V' r. BLAZER,
s.G. CO.
Octt sT. 1e7O-5w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
a CARD.

]. D. WOODWARD is DESTROYS to
thank his friends and patrons for their
liberal patronage during the two years
he has been doing business in Gallipo-
lis, and also desires to inform them
that be has just received the Largest
Stock of Jewelry ever brought to this
place, consisting of Gold. Gold Plated.
Jet, Spar, Garnets, Amethist and
Coral Sets, Pins. Ear Rings. Sleeve
Buttons, Studs. Chains, Bracelets.
Finger Rings, of all kinds, DC, DC.
A large assortment of WALTHAM
and ELGIN WATCHES, CLOCKS.
KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, Sill
yer Ware. &c, always an hand.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND STRINGS.
Call and examine ny Stock.
Thanking the public for past @fayOrs,
l would respectfully request a con-
tinuance of your patronage
Every article sold will be guaranteed
as represented
re- WATCHES, CLOCKS. SEW
ING MACHINES AND JEWELRY,
! Repaired.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
European News.

The great fortified city of Metz
has surrendered to the Germans.
The capitulation occurred last Thurs
day afternoon. One hundred and
seventy thousand prisoners, includ-
ing 10000 sick and wounded, laid
&down their arms. The German
my around Metz. exceeding 200,-
effective men, is now relieved
other duties. Under these cir
amstances we see no hope tor
France, except through an imme-
date peace.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
SheriF''S Sale.
State Of Ohio, Ga1tia County, IS.

State Of OHIO, Gddia County, IS.
DURsUANT to the ommand Of an order
L Ofsale from the Court ofCommOn Pleas of Gal
liza county, Ohio, and TO mt directed, / will offer
at public sale, at the door of the Court House, in
the city OF GallipOiiS, in said county. at one
1870, the following described real estate, situate
in said county oil Gallia. and bounded and de-
scribel as follows. to-Wit:
Eighty acres lying in township of Springfield,
Gallil county, Ohio. in township No. six o.
range fifteen, in the Ohio Company's purchase,
and bouEded rs follows, to-wit:-
Beginning at the southeast corner OF section
number sixteen, in said township, and running
thence north with the section line one hundred
poles: thence west eighty poles thence south
forty poles: thence west eighty poles; thence
south sixty poles to said section line thence east
with said section line to the place OF beginning.
Appraised at 81 400.
Also, another tract, being in same range and
township rs above described. In Gallia county,
Ohio. Beginning on the east line of fraction
number thIrty-siX, in township and range afore-
said, twenty-eight poles and six feet south of the
northeast corner of said fraction and running
thence with said fraction line south thirty-seven
poles and five feet: thence west thirty-two poles:
thence north twenty poles; thence east thirteen
poles and one-half; thence north seventeen poles
and five feet; thence east eighteen poles and 4
half to the place OF beginning. Containing in
both pieces eighty-six acres.
The last described tract appraised at $4,000
Total appraisement, 81 700.
To be sold under an order of sale in partition
in the case of j. W. Hank against j. b. Hank and
others.
Terms Of sale:-One-third cash in hand. one
third in one year and One-thirl in two years.
with interest from day of sale. The deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
Given under my hand officially, this 26th day
r. BLAZER,
oet. p. 1g70-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
Notice.

4 PETITION will be presented to the
N Commissioners of Gallia County at
their Decenber session, 1870, praying for an
alteration in the county road running from
Gallipolis to Patriot, by way of the Blessing
Bridge. Commencing at a point in said road
ION the lands of John Iron,) between John
Irons dwelling house and the foot of the
Iron hill, southwest Of his house; thence run
ming a southwesterly course to a point on the
north line Of section nineteen 49, between
Ezra J.. Graham's gate and the Blessing
school-house; thence the nearest and best
way TO i~ntersect the old road at a point be-
tween the Blessing School house and Ezra j
Graham'a wheat field, and also for the vaca-
ton of SO much of the old road as is supplied
by the new.
Nov. 3, IS70.-4w.
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~Tbe masses OF the neon.

E The masses Of the people in
London are said to be in an appall-
ing condition of Hesitation and mis-
cry. Those who GO through the
quarters of the British metropolis
which are Inhabited by the poor and
helpless, are overcome with terror at
the sight of the horrors in those
wretched regions. Naked children
covered with filth and vermin; wo.
men in rags, with expressions of
countensnce stupefed and BRUTAL
lied by penury and drink; hagsaird
looking men, the pictures of despair;
snch il the woeful spectacle prs,
sehted at this time in the capital of
the Eaelish nobility and gentry.
He's long eea saah q mockery of
eiyilzafion las Bout bringing a
feaffal Retaliation apon the landed
and moneyed1Akfc "-EzcAGnge.
Here is a Free Trade country for
you. How do yoa like it7 And
this is the feast to which the Demo
cratic party invite you.s
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Shcrif''s Sale.
,State Of Ohio. Guuia COUNTY, IS

IURsUANrt to the command of an order OF sale
from the Court of Common Pleas. OF Gallia
at public sale, at the door OF the Courthouse.
in the city Of Galllpolis, in said county, at
one O'Clock d. M, on the 2sth day OF November.
a. d. 1870, the following described real estate.
situate in said county Of Gallia, and state o.
Ohio, and known and described as the north
half of town lot number (S) on the west side OF
the southwest quarter OF sc ction number twenty
four CA in township numbered seven 10 OF
range numbered sixteen (lB.) Of the district oil
Congress lands sold at Chillicothe. Ohio.
. To be sold as the property Of james SprouSe, at
the suit of Franklin J. Glenn.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
low r. BLAZER.
Q. q. g.. o.
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Sherif's Sale.
State of Ohio, Gala Coufy, 5.

D O""' 0 O0~+y5 OF
DURSU ANT to the command of an order of sale
L from the Court of Common Pleas. of Gallia
county, Ohio, and to me directed, I will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House. in said
county. ut one O'Clock p. m. on the 2Sth day of
November, q. d. 1870. the following real estate.
situate in said county Of Gailia, and state OF
Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number six (s.t in the village OF Patriot
except the following described part. to-Mi,:-
Beginning at the northeast corner OF saiu Iot;
west II feet; thence north s. feet to the north
line az said lot: thence running east seventeen
feet to the place of beginning
Appraised at six hundred dollars.
10 he sold as the property of George Kirk
banse and Catharine Eirkhouse, at the suit of
Beraard Masterson.
Terms of sale-Cash in hand.
Given nader my hand this a6th dRysf October,
a i'" R. BLAZER,
> Geo.
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Notice.
A Valuable Farm for Sale,
CONTAINING 226 ACRES,

Lying eight miles from Galliipolis, one mile
east from Patriot and about four from the
river; one hundred and eighty acres OF it
cleared-fye foot of good coal, near a good
market for it: plenty of lime stone, a large
peach and apple orchard, and other varieties
Of fruit in abundance. Gee frame house. one
hewed log house. three good wells; farm well
watered by springs.
This farm will be sold on reasonable terms.
Possession given Immediately. Those wish
ing to buy will enquire of JOHN BRYA AN,
opposite Point Pleasant, or of c. A. SHEP-
ARD, of Pomeroy.
Nov. 8, lS70.-3w.
Pomeroy Telegraph copy three weeks and
send bill to this office.
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EF The election in West Virginia
prred last Thursday. The Dem
hdats elect two Congressman from
First and Third districts, carry
mState ticket by about 5000 ma
|rity, and secure the Legislature,
Eing them a U. S. Senator in place
Mr. Wiley.
Kanawha county went Republi-
by sixty majority, and Mason
hnty Democratic by over 300.
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sg If you want a Piano r Organ
cover, or stool. music book, sheet mu-
sic. or good violin strings, spplyto G.
D. McBRIDE, Cd st Gallipolis, o.
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The EUROPEAN WAR-Has started
q great many new styles in Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, all of which
are to be found at Bailey & Riden-
ours mammoth Boot and Shoe
House.