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elbow. He is doing as well as could
be expected.
Massilon, in this State, is said by
the State Geologist to be the only
place in the world, with the exception
Of some place in Scotland, where ore
known as aBlack Band" has yet been
discovered. The same ore has been
discovered In Eastern Pennsylvania,
but notin'paying quantities. He credit
ed Massil1on with furnishing a quail
ty of pig iron equal to Scotch pig.
At Cambridge, Ohio, Pat. Harms,
the young man arrested on charge of
throwing the stone which struck Mrs.
Pickett, from the effectof which it is
supposed she died, has been released
on s., 900 bail, to appear at the next
term of Court. j. c. Mcclellan and
VIM. McManaway are his bondsmen.
4 The Holmes Co. Farmer says:
.'On Thursday last, a valuable horse
belonging to Samuel DeFore was Kill
led by lightning. Mr.. Devore runs a
threshing machine, and when the storm
came up the horses were .uhhitched
from the machine The herseekilled,
and q mare and colt were tied under
tree, and the others were taken to
the stable. The lightning struck the
tree a short distance up and passed
killing the horse and knocking
over the mare and colt.
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the younger officers, ashe was terribly
shocked BY the fearful slaughter of
Wednesday and Thursday. It Is be-
1ieved the residence of the Elector Of
Hesse Cassel will be assigned 10
Napoleon. d. The prince Imperial
reached Belgium onaW "Wednesday, and
is at Cheernay; I'M Herult.t He pro-
ceeds to Paris, If no revelation breaks
out lshG,3a 4 aft0.ssaq 5H9loI. -hI'r.
London, Sept 3.ATeleSramsl from
Paris report the utmost agitation and
excitement. Rumors OF the disastrous
close of the recent terrible fighting ON
the Belgian frontier are current. The
people are gloomy and depressed.
The last hopes of the Napoleonic- dy-
nasty have faded away. Trochu daily
grows stronger in the confidence and
sympathies of the people. A COM
mittee of defensei is still working steadi-
ly for resistance, though the general
opinion seems to be that Paris will
not suffer a siege. Paris is determin-
ed to make an obstinate defenseif the
Prussians invest 1t. Rumors are cur
rent on the Boulevards that a republic
will be proclaimed and the present
committee of defense constitute a
provisional government. General
T'rochu is rumored as possible presi-
dent of the republic. There is great
dissatisfaction expressed at meagrcness
and insufficiency OF the official bulletins
regarding events transporting in the
field. o. n
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Nut. for Republican. to Crack


When the new Constitution of Obi
was framed and adopted By the people
it contained clause prohibiting. in the
future, q license to dealIin Intoxicating
liquors. ~ l /. g
In 1854, an act was passed regula'
ting the sale of intoxicating drinks,
conforming to the intent and meaning
Of the Constitution. That act is still
in full force and effect.
This was the work Of the Democrat
&c party. A good record, yeu say
From 1864. TO 1870, q RePublican
Administration at Washington, iRut-
ter defiance of our State Constitution
and Statutes, LICENSED the nanufac-
ture and sale of millions of barrels Of
very p~ernicious whisky! r2a8J
Republican whisky rings at WASH
ington, are famous, or Infamous, for
the boIdness of their acts and corruP.
ton. 8ofs5r3 9dI h9tic9 sl % i 81 f9ri
Ifgreat evils and distress haye fol-
lowed in the wake Of such acts WHO'S
responsible? What party ought to
put on sack-cloth and ashes! Surely
not the Democratic party aaJ c3l
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ONO STATE BOARD OF AGRIcUL-
TURE, SECRETARY's OFFrcE,
COLUMBUS. Aug. Is. 1870.

T0HE Ohio State Board of Agricul-
n lure offers seas in Premiums for
Essays, viz: rsaf ef =
500 for an essay on each of the
following counties, VIZ Auglaize.
Ashland, Piekaway, Tuscarawes and
Vinton .a
500 for essyay on history and de-
scription OF best breed of Farm Horses.
500 for essay on history and de.
scription of best breed of Mich Cat
tie.
500 for essay on history and de.
scription ofbest breed of Sheep.
500 for essay OH history and de.
scription of best breed of Swine.
800 for essay on history and de.
scription of breed of Swine.
$25 tor essay OIL actual experiment
in understanding.
The Reports to be sent to the
Secretary's Office in Columbus before
the first Of January, 1870, at which
time the awards wall be made by a
Committee of the Board.
For further particulars, address
JOHN H. KLIPPART, Sec'y.
n30.1m $50.
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Congressional.

The Republican Convention at West
Salem, on the Oath Of August, nomi.
mated Hon. James Monroe, of Ober'
lin, as their candidate to represent the
18th Distric' in Congress. The edu
cational requirements of Professor
Monroe, are said to be very fine. He
is also represented to be gentlemenly
in his Intercourse with men. These
are traits, to be highly commended.
As a politician, however, " are to
deal with the Professor. If our rec
election be accurate, he is politician
of the political school of Jefferson Da-
Wis, and to the extent of his ability,
ai6 ed the great Chief in carrying out
notification ideas!
During the famous Oberlin-Weli-
ington war, Of some twelve years since,
we find the Professor and those hold
ing opinions akin to him on slavery,
setting at defiance the laws of the
United States. and contending stoutly
that the Ohio Militia, under Gov. s.
P. Chase, should be called out to pre-.
vent their execution! r.n st
; According to the modern creed Of
the Abolition party, this was rank
treason, and war should have been de-
clared against the State of Ohio
II these allegations be true, it will
be necessary for the Professor to purge
himself of all faint Of treason. before
he is supported BY the "loir' masses
of the 18th District. se f..5a
= What say you Professor-Guilty,
or not guiltyf got 5a!
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BRIDGE NOTICES.

"Na pes
p The undersigned Commissioners,
viii receive proposals for the, building
OF the following bridges until Septem.
Der /. I41 n
One Smith Patent Bridge, covered,
123 featlong. over the Black fork,
near P~errysville, in Green Township.
Also the same kind of a bridge, 123
feet long, over the Muddy fork at the
Rochester mill, in Lake township.
Also the same kind of q bridge, open
truss 113 feet long, oyer the Clear
fork, near Mi. Goes, in Hanover
township. .oida baiidsh
Also, the samekind Of a bridge, lib
feet long, over the Black fork, near
Mr.. CastoE,s in Green township.
Also, an Iron Bridge 55Afeet long,
over the stream near Alfred Siocuns
in Montgomery tewnshiP.3
Also, the selling of a bridge to the
lowest bidder ON September 2nd at 2
O'clock over the stream. east of Milf
fin, in. Mifiin township.oIiSK
,YsH HENRY WICKS,
! F2Fs JAMES DUNLAP, -
Ee J, 7sa.os WMs COWAN.
ad1ft BdaL .ysd commissioners.
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Roback,s slemasvch Biilers.

Some time ago, DIR. Robaek, of Cincin-
natl, through his agent in this place, J. A.
Maxwell, Esq, placed in our hands a bottle
of his Stomach Bitters, designed for dys-
pepsia, to give tone to the stomach, as n
preventive against the bilious complaints
incident TO the Western country and, up
on using it, we regard it as second to none
in America or abroad. To be able to state
confidently that the Bitters are n certain
cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is
to the proprietor a source of unalloyed
pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifes the blood, inn
parts renewed vitality to the nervous sys--
tenn, giving it that one and energy oindi
pensable for the reservation of health. The
numerous acknowledgements Of ITS superior
excellence and benefcept Tesultss have as
sured the proprietor that It can not but
prove a great cure to the Afflicted and i'm
part vitality to the threegh systen.e We
adyise those who Use bittefsEte use nana
but Roback's, which can be obtained NJ j
A. Maxwell's Drug Store. IN Upper eaRa
dusky. z -
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Consolidation Of Capital.

The great railroad war that ragged
between the Erie and. New York Cen
trail is now closed and these doughty
contestants after their mutual battle
on windmills, now turn their attention
to robbing the public. They with
the Pennsylvania Central have now
agreed to a revision Of tariffs by which
they are bound, to, increase the rates
on FIRST class freight by. rail on their
lines to 100 per cent, and bysteamers
to ITO per cent, from New York, west
1t is expected that passenger tariffs,
already too high, will be raised Of
course the effect will be to ship, as far
as possible, by other lines and to di-
rect the trade of the west through
Chicago and Montreal, to the sea
board as it already is doing; and to
build up Chicago and the western
railroads at the expense of New York
and the East, which is not to be great
ly regretted; butt is intended to bleed
the West for the benefit of the East.
This shows the tendency of capital
to consolidate and to govern the coun-
try financially, as well as politically,
by rings and to build up fortunes by
extortion. Three cents per mile for
passengers and twenty-five cents per
hundred weight, from New York to
Cleveland is sufficient, instead of four
cents per mile and sixty-three cents
per hundred weight as at present.
It is high time that the representa-
tiyes of the people of the different
States take the matter in hand and
correct this abuse by law rigidly exc
cuted, and protect their constituents,
who otherwise are powerless, from the
rapacity of monied corporations, esPe.
cially railroad rings.
| I am not denouneing railroads, bat
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that q pei.
ton win be presented to the Board Of
Commissioners of Ashland County,
Ohio, at their September session, A.
ID. 1870, praying for the establish
ment of a County road on the follow
ing line, to-wit: Beginning about 10
rods south of the south line of south
east and northwest quarters Of sec
ton (22), Range (15) Township l21),
on the. road leading from Hayesvllle 10
Millersburg; thence north 16S rods,
running from Hayesyille to Wooster,
and to intersect the road running from
Rowsburg to Mohecanville. Als0fo1
the vacation of the old road which
will be unused, should the prayer Of
this petition Be granted AV nU
HENRY TREASE, 70
Principal Petitioner.
Aug. II. fS7O-6wS
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d. Ha-. EF.|M.#r -
Alter the result was declared the
committee on resolutions submitted
the following report which ri unan-
imously adopted: si
Re.oFped, That the Democratic par
ty Of Ashland county is as heretofore,
in favor of the equally of the states
and the rights of white citizens. =
Resoiosd, That as q party we are
opposed to the so-called / Fifteenth
Amendment which confers citizenship
upon Negroes and Chinese.
Resolved That We are opposed to
all monopelies, come from whatever
source they may.
RssosvSd, ;That7Rs are now as we
haveeYer.h een, IN favocI Of the most
rigid economy in every department. OF
the government, Nationai and State.
Resolved, That we fully endorse the
Platform adopted at the Democratic
State Convention Of 1870 -
On motion Of John ). Jacobs Obs the
following resolution and rules for the
government of DemocratioJ Primary
Meetings we're adopted; ch5i''' b.
-.s-:g re ai@aTgD. en-. +s Ssl&
Resolved That in our Primary meet
ings hereafter, the following rules
shall be strictly enforced:
1 That no person shall be permit
ted to vote at any election place out
side of his own township.
2 That no vote shall be received,
except from the hands of the person
voting while present at the time and
place where the election is being held.
8 That the poll books and tally
sheets shall be signed by the Judges
and Clerk and sealed up for transmits
sion to the Convention, and returned
by one of the Judges.
A That no person shall be permit.
ted to vote at a Democratic primary
election except known Democrats and
snch persons as will pledge their hon
or to vote the entire ticket nominated.
5 That in as of violation of any
of these rules by the Judges of cleo
ton Of any township, the vote of such
township shall not be counted by the
convention that convasses the votes.
6 That the Chairman of the Cen
trail COMMITTEES shall incorporate these
rules in the next and future calls for
primary meetings:
On motion Of Jacob p. Cowan. h
) was ordered that the proceedings Q
HL. -LE H.A -#
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
Akron Land & Building Loan Also
alton.
Josiah CUNNINGHAM Ell! In.

- 2 a wsu 90. E---s o. -
Z ID Josiah Cunningham ct, all bfha
State of Ohio, Ashland Couty, IS. =
80 BY virtue OF q certain order ofsaie,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland county, Ohio, dated
July Both A. d. 1870, and to me d.
rected, / will offer at public. sale, at
the south door of The Court House, in
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio on
Saturday, September 10, I'D 1870,
at l o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
to-wit: Being q part of the North
west quarter of section thirty-One,
(31), township twenty-three, (23),
range sixteen /; commencing at the
Southwest corner of SAID Northwest
quarter and running north on the west
line of said quarter one hundred and
ffty-siz and 2O-1OO perches to the
northwest corner /; thence east on the
north boundary line seventy one perch,
es to a stone; thence south parallel
with the west line one hundred and
forty perches to a stone /; thence paral-
lei with the north line eight perches to
a stone; thence south parallel with
the western boundary of said quarter
sixteen and 68-l00 perches to a stone
on the south line of said quarter, thence
on said line so perches to the place of
beginning, containing sixty-eight and
6O-1OO acres of land, ~reserving and
excepting from the said grant fifteen
and $500 acres of land heretofore con
veyed by said grantors to Benjamin
Cunningham by deed of date june
13, 1865.
sale cash
VIM. o. PORTE, Sheriff.
j. w. & G. B. Smith, PPfs Atty.
Aug. 10, IS70-5w5
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this meeting be Published in the
STATES & UHIoN. !.
On motion, the convention then adj
iourned. agt ~ -. 4.Tr 5gtSf rr9d
go nj a4iro W.B Mccarty. Chm"
j. J.. Jacobs, ! 1o~qehlif.eHi
John Cowan. sec'ys.?at.a OF az az
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SPECIALITY,

And mean to give all who may favor m
with their patronage,
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS.
THE BEST TRIMMINGS
& THE BEST Ell. AND NOS
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IheSet examln91ols fNIu commence Mt
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and close at 4P.M
No applicant will be, admitted amer III
6ciock "A. NJ WfiftehHA 'f~{ktffnoHiols ef
good moral liaractef.sishedA III Ieastby two
responsible persons wiifbs required. whieh
testimqnials will be kept on Ne .eer-
I~tiicate can be aitezdated,, skkhhd thk .ScKooI
Law prohibits Township G9erRs.frun eiy-
ing orders to teachers for pay, unless they
have certificates embracing the whole term
Of service. The School 1zw reuuireg teach
ers to understand sthe follgEingl htznches,
and be absete iWpsIt igetsncsioR FnN them
Arithmetic, English Grz1Insrs anlf ISeo1.
raphy. A failqre in oDe is faflqfe in ali,
and those not having fair kngEledge Of
each and every one of the ,shOve,1 branches
need uokaPply fog = ieertifcatesE Particu-
lar attention will b paid EfOy 0rfhDrraphv,
and those pot having fstulied il viii Be-
prompt ~ rejected. No prifsfe dexSmina-
tions will be held. and NO rppiicsfipn .by
letter will be answered. Only fgpE grads
months, I12 knodthsI 18 h0zlhs and IS
months. A certificate for months is q
trial Heertiieate and viii ndEtesEssted the
second time to the -same appleaff.3 EThose
having eerfficates FIR 81 1neuRad iihst be
abb 20 procure certificates for IL months
or one School Difcefofs afe5e46ested to
furnish US reports or Jle 7pecessF OF teachers,
as they will aid Us Materially In granting
certificates only TO those Who aQs sgeeessfaI.
Those expectingto teach the higher Branch
es VIII be examined aceordingly., The
standafd Of Ashland CsninsnFsaAcs must
be advanced and hpplicnnisaxi1t dbisf this
in aiind.eThere6ill Observation-Disclosures
after sxamihations YesMMepce until they
ctofe4 /; end n fee of 59esgteiTrsQgFed as
cohaition 81 ExssPBiRRaaSS lsRaSnrt be
.By order ~ fh& B4JsGpdAn
= rod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eSpt. f21S69-1 x4uo0 ,s9qsE nshqss6
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Primary Meeting.

49, taL ~ 1- ! = : IL
The Convention was called 70 order
by the Chairman of the Central Com
mmittee w.B MeCarty. s'onl motion
John Gowaan,' was elected Secretary,
and JohnJ. Jacobs, Assistant Seere.
tary. On motion of Jacob p. Cowan.
George Hunneybarger, Robert Marks,
Israel Markell and Mcclure Davis,
were appointed a committee On Reso-
buttons. BIN
The Committee then proceeded to
canvass the votes cast at the Primary
Election on Saturday August 9th
1870, with the following result: See
table. -9de i5t
The returns also showed that the
following persons had been selected
a Central Committee for the ensu-
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EN0 HrUEDo
Il sA DMesycr, to-
Q HENRI IA ~
- f
uova and oiher items.
bnfTbs MathoS3fsf Conference adjourn
aun "A on tuesday. @ ~ -
TsG z.lG = 9a a7o..agzaoa
Tbe Court of Common Pleas com
ho-n nresidinp this tenn Of the court
al a1G t
81 or The dedication Of Wooster Univer
sity. and installation of officers VII
I'll Of september.
pa -
hto The Installation Of the officers Of
9H1A the Wooster University took Plact
81 a3'2-
There Is d man in Chilicothe who j:
. oi fhe father Of twenty seven living
III children. 2ao os3ldgo15 -
lSl hssl1iAl - 60 he5 sD
zH9i aim last week by trying to embrace q
circular saw. al 'se
iifEl "A man named Beadley wa shot
al Brookeville, Montgomery county, on
the night of the 30th ult.
71a9H 4RoEo
On the 25th inst. the Baker plan
was injured py nre nVe on siA undre
dollars.
mr. ~
,cei Aaron Burtis OF Lima Ohio Tell
from his chair dead on the Zotn' from
heart disease. He was a railway en-
gineer and leaves a family.
During pubic display ;ol Ine nfe-
men OF Cleveland on IhuIsaay; ONE
VI O the force was instantly knieu Dy
fractions horse.
On Thursday morning last, John
Cunningham, = well known and high
~ respecteo ciSi.en VI coa
9. was tnrown non n ILL.,
: mile ouLoi Oau-' ""u o
-
cnIid IN Iima, Onlo. 1890
~ nom the enecrs OF 80 49,
Il ken ron q raiirossd conucsUr 0n
winch sie heiu M neH
lsE5 vo,
% 49, go 49, = Usnedo oyer
me s. ...e ~. SU .omnos;tors So, Snr;no.
ss,J 2 ..CI.nn!p1s sos;n
1913 ASeus1i : ~ ""S
-a9fBA fs.
me playing 2. O1se S 81 VIZ
IL 2 Green, on tne ZoIns ouilus s.iA
er received = 8 y .ne %nAh"I
winch ne vas unPiePareo ~ enos.eu
four teeth ana piece Q. tne Jaw
bone, me Dat stlppe l.oL s sn
strikers nano' anu oPp IN VIZ y
.; bssftrasib I.si stoC.3 oJaI ,.zfos1G y
fotd There - an old root on n OF MI
lem, that is sixty years Old. The
shmgles--4th inch chestnnt-were
,tsa made and put on IN lolv oy o
nB0kavcete fatler OF capt . raw
'sfs1etts.end IN YET good conoition.
3I5ts9 10 $50 rod 9ts7H
hmid -Four young men, all about sixteen
jsznyears ct age, were drowned fnday
the Ohio rivernear the mouth Of the
saz Licking. Theses we're 6ve boys in the
1i boat, only one Of whom escaped
OIL Fire slap 6
5sbrJobS P.r1on. Tutor at Harcourt
PKG Gambier, was found dead in
5fEhis bed on Monday morning OF last
a. s.sss ~ asssb M Ps,sons
-iaowss 5Sradnate Of Delaware Colleee
n6f ~ so,,n~ mar ~ nron;se
pss.17yot + 1'1r y 80"
,;,.,o ,;,,.a. g wsr,;,o.
60. Isro,S onnntv OS;o stands onfy
oea.g - a. nn;,ad State as =
m sSaose .,.;nn;no no;nt Dur;no the
Pr mont5 of INV nearly a million and a
asn p1n ~ g r p r
ia o;.;zo, ,amad Georoe Hey.
80 nronr;a,o- of Heymans Mills
II 4 -
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Louis Leon,

MERCHANT TAILOR GlCLOTHIER,
Takes pleasure in informing the citf-
zens and surrounding country
that he has opened in the
IL 81 lacoT former Post Office
& room q full and complete stock
of fine French, English and Domestic,
-a,, srf b4st.f. b. -aa5as5 o,-.t1 oa1
BROAD CLOTHS.
CASHMERE,
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Good Goods ;

1 am sure to give full satisfaction, especial
lyas my prices will be as low and lower as
any in the State.
A full Slock of
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.TRAINsIaoINa EAST.
slssiaass- Exp. E5ss ENEF IE17.


ValparaisJ0H YF1I42SR SO7 " 7.l5"
kRlynealhI, 50 Pun Ilsboem, s5e1a e65
Warsar .eiaS1sfa fSiSS
TT. "ayne3 b35a0H A5- 1855" I1.20
Van Vert 6.58 !" 2l2 1925 am
Lima 40 =, .s.e5 g S.51 " 1.3O "
Forest idddTN 9.s7 a4.37 " 2.42 "
Upsand's'y5 4si g 1905" sos s sac "
Bucyrus ~ els" lO.45 $3.50 81 1852 "
ic.oA $40 l1.15ys $40 a 400
Creste d a6.55 1905 pm /" s.O0am " 4.3o
Mansfield 7.1S "l2.34 "6.42 " 500 +"
Wooster 1923 a 2.OI " S.25 6.23 "a
OrryiHe $40 50 2.27et s.57 Gas
Massillon, s.26 " 2.5S 6 9.S5 III {.
Canton 9.l9 " 313 e 9,57 7-S5 "
Alliance IA $50 $3.50 " 1e.45" $40 {"
D9,55 1855" 100 e $40 "
Salem 1918" 4.2S " 11.40 " 9,O6 "
Rochester 6.O21 2.05 pm 1852 "
Pittsburg 1880 am 5.05 AS BIS 9l1.55 /"
az - isI.f F. r. MYERS
sa.ii Ien sa General Ticket Agent
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

! lns{ auditor,
FINGER.
Recorder,
e w. URIF.
.la7 Sk<rT
VIM. o. PORTE
Prosecuting Attorney,
j. T. MORAY.
Cemnissioasr,
JNO. p. SMALLEY.i
hy6rmary Director,
GEO. MYERS.
Surveyor,
N PIFER.
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SUPERIOR GARMENT.

T4II9GG a2fgId4aT
As far as the first class. Cutting and |
very best Workmanship can accomplish +:
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railroad e1tortion, land grants and
| - - ~ +. G.. NJ.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Clothing House.

IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCU.
PIED AS POST OFFICE.
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ssfTeft 1stiiiG s@n
STYLISH GARMENTS

Equal to any made in the largest cities.
~ s'OeAW ..l.upaW hlfE .slall
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RAILROAD TABLES.
Ns 40 Atlantic Time Tsbse.. e
g. II. T0PPINGH Aocnt

". n. IOffINU, agent.
{. C. & G. TIME TABLE.
On and after Monday, Dec. eIst,l1ses,
passenger trainsswill arrive at the follow
ing places at the time set ,-D
% me- o6 GoESG souTH.49SoEL 4
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