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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Dea. u of a Ea.nOrs z "a

The French papers announce the
death of Jacko, the Famous parrot of
the War Office in Paris. Jacko was
first brought into the Office in 1880 by
Marshal Soult, and he remained for forty
years at his past unaffected by revolu-
tions or party conflicts. After time he
came to be looked upon as an indispeus-
able appeidage to the Wa Department,
and when there was a Cabinet crisis
people used to ask who was to get, not
the WarOffice portfolio, but the War
Office parrot. Though he served under
eighteen different ministers, he alway s
remained consistent to the principles
which we're instilled into him when he
first entered office. Both under the re-
public and the second empire he re-
manned staunch Royalist, and there
were few members of his party who
spoke their minds with so much frank
ness. One day his repeated cries of
"Vive leRoiI" so annoyed Marshal st.
Arnaud when he was War Minister that
he ordered the indiscreet bird to be
turned out. Jacko had a friend, how
ever, in the porter who took him into
his lodge and taught him TO add "de st.
Arnaud" to his usual cry. The bird
was then put back into his room, and as
the Marshal was passing screamed out
"Vive le roi de st. Arneudi" "A la
honue heure," said the Minister, and
Jacko was at once retaken into favor. OF
late yeas the clerks tried to teach him
"Vive l'Empereur!" hut he never could
bring ont the entire sentence without
tremendous efforts. He got on very
well as far as ''Vive PEmpe--," but at
this pointhe seemed to choke, his feath-
ers stood on end, and his eyes rolled
with an anxious expression as if he felt
his conscience reproaching him. AT
last, after several minutes intense
struggling, he would jerk out the last
syllable ''--reur." in hoarse, sepulch-
raj tone He died Immediately after the
Duchess of Berry, and on the anniver-
sary of the death of Napoleon l., three
days before the Plebiseitum.
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All Sorts.

The Sultan's neuralgia tortures are
terrible.
Bismarck is thrifty and getting rich.
\ st. 10. cook has fallen heir to $780,
900.
Frederick William is dropsical.
Madame Krietzoff is st. Petersburg
barristress.
Joliet's pet name is "Wind City,"
White stove-pipe hats are tabooed in
Detroit.
Andrew Johnson, it is now said, is TO
run Tor Congress.
New Jersey promises large yield of
strawbe fies.
Boston is imploring 70, rain. Balti-
more has had about enough for few
days.
Somebody advertises as found in At
lanta, Ga, IAN accomplished young
lady's silk parasol."
A suicide in Polk county, Mo-, before
shooting himself, wrote in the sand, 81
am mad"
Whyshould a ROSTERS feathers always
be smooth? Because he always has a
comb with him.
There are three hundred and three
newspapers and periodicals published in
Ohio.
The latest title for the Indians at
Washington is Eminent American
Scalpists."
The geo ogists of the Alps are to have
a Congress at Geneva, August Ct.
Texas has over five hundred miles of
railroad, and is rapidly building more.
New Orleans suicides have adopted the
Japanese hari-kari, using raZors as the
means.
Splon Shingle Owens finds the Arkan-
sas hot springs good for his "rheuma-
tiz."
To improve his style-which needs it
-Trollope has trans ated Csesar's Com
mentaries.
Au AGerican sharper has beaten tine
King of WurtemburS cut of 10000 flor
ins at draw poker.
MIR. Leslie, of Wooster, Ohio, has at
tanned his eleventh divorce, by Tsing
boiling water and a fire shovel on his
wife in the heat of controversy.
A Michigan lawyer has had to pay
S40O for being n relative of another mans
wife's new baby.
A gum-chewing match between two
Iowa girls is the last champion feat.
The winner will chew against time.
Just to amuse the child a Buffalo
gentleman lifted his little girl up to the
lions cage i'll a circus, the other evening.
He took her away sealped.
Worcester thinks of hanging a man
TO: trying to kill himself.
General Smith, OF Maine, is on his
way home from trip to Florida, with
two fine alligators.
A company has been organized for
the purpose of building colord hotel, at
Indianapolis, Indians, to which no white
person will be admitted.
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Feb25-tf
A Splendid Chance to get
into the I.1nher BllSina

T AM authorized to sell the undivided one
l. fourth of $50 Acres of fine laying land.
the most of it covered with q superb growth of
timber, together with the same interest in a
Portable Saw Mill, established thereon. Sever
al Fine Teams, Wagons and every appurtenance
Situated in Meigs Co, Ohio. near the Ohio River.
This property is offered at very low figures, the
owners being engaged in other business. For
further information call on or address
LYCURGUS AUSTIN.
Bellaire, Ohio.
have several fine properties in and about
Bellaire, hat am authorized to sell cheap, or
acres. mile from Bellaire, suitable for Black
Smith or Huckster. Small pieces of land from
10 to 80 &c eS, Gown property, New Town Lots,
&c. 1t viii pay all wishing TO buy to call and
see me. LYCURGUS AUSTIN.
Nov IL, 69-tf
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Trustees Sale.

Great Sale of Accounts, Claims, No eS, &C., be-
longing TO the late firm of Jones & Mays,
by order of the Probate Court.
THE undersigned Trustees of Grammar NJ.
L Jones and Joseph d. Mays, formerly part
ners trading under the firm names of Jones 6
Mays and Mays and Jones, will offer for sale
on July s. 4. D. 1870, at Belmont, Belmont
County, Ohio, certain book accounts and prom
issary notes of said firm made in the course o1
trade and on their books at their stores in Bel
mont, Burr's Mill, Hunter and Rock Hill, q
iull list of which has been filed in the Probate
Court of Belmont County. Ohio, TO which ref
erence is made.
Sale to commence at o'clock P NJ and con-
tinue from day to day till all are sold.
Terms cash.
iROSS ]. ALEXANDER
CHARLES H. ARRICK, Trustees.
June 9, lS70-td
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THE GREAT FIRE AT CoNsTANTI-
NOPLE.
Seven Thousand Buildings Burned--
Loss SI25,OOO,OOo.
CoNsTA NTINoPLE, June 8


The great fire in the Pera District has
been subdued. Over 1000 buildings, of
all sorts, in the district were destroyed,
among them many of the best in the
city. The loss of life has generally ex-
ceeded the estimate made some days
ago. The remains of $50 human beings
have been discovered, and it is supposed
this number will not represent one-half.
The actual loss by the fire is computed
at e25, 900, 900, and the English Under
writers suffer heavy losses. The arch
ives of the British Embassy were saved.
The American Church of the immacu-
late Conception was on fire several
times, and is considerably damaged, but
the Gobelin tapestry, the gift of the
Empress Eugenie, with which the
church was decorated, was saved un
harmed.
LATEB.-The loss of life by the confla-
grafton here is frightful. At some
points whole families were hemmed in
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square (Ten lines Nonpariel or less. .lone
or three insertions, 81. Each subsequent ,in-
sertion 90 cents.
BUSINESS Cards, not exceeding seven nnes,S5
per year.
Me[chants advertising, not exceeding one
Io1rtn OF column at any time SO per year
A nail coldmn, not exceeding four changes
four changes, S60
epecsdt Notices and Double Cnl,'n Advertisements
once and a hall the rates o. ordinary adyer.
tiSementS,
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aielmant Go. business girfftnrg
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Probate .JlIdge-A- W. ASDERssoM;, scS,o ToiTe r;1H3
up-stairs in public buildings, nsoa in nnRiT
lS6cr;d3 WII,I.IAM u. HAYS once III puDiiS
buildings. first hoor o..n,,r, Oficein pub
CgerkoJ Courts-J. b. CANSPSSELL CSiP BEL; Honse.
lie Buildings, adjoining the Sour in pub
s,td;foT[R. NJ CLARK once up-st"ii
,ic bniIdinr- entrance at left dooI. Main
Trreqs1ireT-JAMES IRwIS- OiIee oh 1
street ffrst door West OF the BANK: -,,,tlic
ttscofde.c-w, e, ioor a, second door to left.
T5Tascei,lirsq Aitorney-J. W. sHASNoN. oiii0e
,,,I-stoirs over Patterson's Drug store.
;es;o1erx lanes Alexander, Bellalrei
Ienrv Trasher. Hendrysburgh; William M
oSrPp,o',arJoHN KENNoN, Bellaire, Belmont
County. c,.,,-,,,, paIlaire
commissioners meet at ST. Clairsville on 'ns
6, n,o,,,,ovs of March, June, September, anu
pecember~and Board OF EqnahtlZas19n aah 1sa9 ="
'iT NJ pbate Court meets on the first Iuesaas
of January March May SoIy eor eppd is always
onen I'm business hours for the trahsac'ior u
other business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
A FINE OPPORTUNITY

L'OR INVESTMENT IN COAL PROPERTY
II is now offered, in 16 A cres OF Coal,
Mile from Bellaire; Immediately on the Wegee
Turnpike; an outIeG to :he Ohio River; easily
drained; accessible by drifting, and every
bushel available. 1t is in a rapidly advancing
neighborhood. Viii be sold on reasonable
Terms. For particulars enquire of
LYCURGUS AUSTIN,
augl9-lm$-tf South Bellaire, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

than to Abolish the whole, and to in
troduce at once a through decimal
system which can De always remember
ed. We did so n relation 10 our coin,
when we abolished The complicated
pounds, shiliings, pence, and fartDines;
but these are not half as bad as the
English jUmnle of measurs of which we
have spoken.
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Look Here

T HAVE still number of lots for sale, on rea-
i sonable terms in my additions to South
Bellaire. will also sell my Brick House adj
-oining my orchard, cheap. ANY one wishing
to make profitable investment would do well
to come soon. For further particulars and in
formation call on L. Austin, in South Bellaire,
or the subscriber. JOHN FINK.
Nnx =
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REMOVED.

EISS NANCY b. FARIS, would inform her
M old customers and the public generally, ana m
rooro fprmerly occupied by Watson d Gressln,
ger West of the St Clair Hotel, where she VIII viii
Keen a full supply of MILLENERY IA EANOt NJ
each Season to which she invites the attention
of buyers Thankful for past favors, she W3mr9 N24
invite those wanting HATS or BONNsIS
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where tney may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied
mar2b 1865.
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Farm for Sale.

T WILL SELL AT private sale on reasonable
terms, ,Seventy-Five Acres of first quail
ty of land, situated about two miles from St
Clairsville, on the new pike leading from ST
Clairsville to New Athens There is on the
lands young orchard, of
tAO Choice Fruit Trees,
with moderate improvements. The farm is
well calculated for grain or grazing.
For further particulars enquire of George OF
Joseph Iddings, or the subscriber, adjoining the
and described, or by mail at st. Clairsville, o.
Mar3-2m d. NJ. BURDETT.
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Millinery and Dress Making


MISS z. A. BUMGARNER,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the pnpiic
II that she has purchased the estaoIisnnnen'
of Miss Alban and Miss Mitchell, nearly oPPo-
on the above business in its various oranches.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to give her
call. All work in her line Will pe hea'i' anu
expeditiously executed.
Nh
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDrrM

TIE CHRONICLE is unsurpassed in this section
0. On1o. 1t is printed on new, clear type, in one
OF the wealth1est, most populous, and enlighL
ened Counties of the State, and its Circulation
issteadily increasing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Valuable Town Property
FOR q SAIE.

u ON - u Ih.
THE DWELLING HOUSE on the West half
Z of Lot No. So in the Town of st. Clairsvile,
and the
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
SHOPS,
on the East half of the adjoining Lot, owned by
the undersigned is offered at private sale. There
are five rooms and a kitchen in the dwelling
house, and a business room in the front part OF
it. The shops are centrally located and in good
repair.
For terms and further information apply On
the premises
WIN. H, & P. T. ROSCOE.
April H. lS70-tf
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For Sale or Rent.

T WILL SELL OR RENT my residence mile
l. West of Bridgeport, on the National Road.
The House contains rooms, with all the mod
ern improvements. Thre is one acre of ground,
with all kinds of fruit and shrubery. Apply to
A. ]. OSBORNE, on the premises.
Feb25-tf
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Millimerg.
DRESS MAXIM G.
MISS z. J. HESS.

MISS z. j. HESS,
n1AKES this method of informing the Ladles
of ST. CLAIRSVILLE, and Vicinity, that
she is engaged in the Dress Making BUSINESS,
and is prepared to do all kinds of work IN tna9
line on reasonable terms. She may pc lounu
at the East end of Town in the House owned by
Thomas Parker. hoii-oin
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Teal Gstatf.
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

EStdLG1
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
Il OF Belmont County, Ohio, l will offer for
sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9th, A. d. 1870,
at O'Clock afternoon, upon the premises. the
following described real estate, situate in the
County of Belmont and State of Ohio, to wit
In the Southeast quarter of Section 10, Town
ship and Range g. beginning for the same at
the Northeast corner of said quarter section:
thence West 3S perches to station 2; thence
South 4.44 perches TO station 8; thence East 20
feet; thence South $50 East 81 perches; thence
North SIS perches 10 the place of beginning
containing acre and 25 perches moe or less.
Appraised at $500.
Terms of sale cash.
c. w. CARROLL, Admir-
je9-td of Mary Msckinson, decd.
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MiIIinsr and Dress Maxim.

MISSES b. 81 j. CAT ES.
DESPECTFULLY announce to the Ladies of
IL ST. CLAIRSVILLE and vicinity, that they
have removed to Mr.. Keller's Rooms directly
over Bliss & Co.'S Tin Shop, where they propose
carrying on the above business in all its vari-
Gus branches. The Lad es are respectfully So
licited to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere
All work in their line will be expeditiously
executed in a neat and fashionable manner
and at very reasonable prices.
April lS70-tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

In Prussia the executioners are on a
strike for more pay.
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Millinery Establishment

MISS MAGGIE CRYMBLE,
AN -NCES tc he ladies of ST. ClalrsVllie
"A ana vicinity thai she has opened Mlll1n-
niet: n , Miss Alexander and will keep con-
SIS Ill = on .land large assortment of all KINDS
o. MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS and TRlM-
NJ. NGS. and where she is prepared TO make or
-, y a.; Kinds o Bor nets, Hats, &C, IN a
reatal,: .ashio aable manner and az reasonable
o. ee3. ,,...x,uo
CIanSNille. Jan. 4. lSIt-ls
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE
q COS z 4 y \
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
ASSETS ..,....s.,......''..'.'''' '''''
JEFFERSON DAVIS, PEEslDEAl.

-. J. VICES. First Vice-pIfsif"nt.
j r. pETTIf.i,, second Fice-Pra:iaehs
*. :. RGYLF. Secretary.
/ U,FDnLN Ds0E, General Agent.
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= slenns,r SAFES Future Days.
By w. Goddin, ,a
Anctioneer aud Keai Estate Agent, ].
rors,er OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

= -.
r,HE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN pow ls,
HATAN COUNTY, on AMEs k MITEls
. GGXA,T1LWD MITES ABOVE RICHMOND, CON:
rrttInTNf, THREE HUHDRED AND FORTf
= CitTtS, F0R SATE.-At the request or the
,sner offer for sale tits truly valuable and al.
tractiye ESTATE, located rs 2bnssi combining
TTtuISsE UJJmDRHD AND FORTY ACRES, of
b,rh 900 acres are opsn land o. superior qnal1ty.
and rho residue In original growth OF oak, hick0-
nv &c The improvements consist or a tine resi-
dsnce rec. ntly dnisIed, containing seven rooms,
with pIazzas on tn &c sides, together with the
us,lsl out buildings around the dnelling, all OF
The barn IS excellent one, nearly new, with
one of smiths thr.shers and horsepower ut.
tached, al in conpete order. The stable and
cow-house are also new.
The Jerry, with the boats, &C., belong to the
place, and enjoy a good patronage.
The Local lon Is on an elevated height, COM
manding lovely view Of the surrounding country
fJr many miles.
The crops and stock, consisting Of horses,
mules, cattle &c, Including large portion OF
the furniture NEARLY new, viii be sold with The
e tate, II desired
Within the past two years between 81 COO and
IS 0Ou have been expended in bcautiI yfDg and
adjoining he place, that IL " In fact one or the
iovcliest estates on The river. ....
Possession given in thirty days. Apply 20
w. GODDIN,
Real Estate Auctoneer,
sr2OTuIF1m Richmond, Va.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.


A OF \ ANEARA, OR AGUE CON
N QUER0R, II valuable mcdiciue Tor the pre-
ycntiGn and curc Of chllls and fever. NATURES
own remedy fer Teutraliaing miasma. a cure
warranted If directions are followed. zee certii-
Gates. Prepared by WOOD < SONS,
Apothecarics and Druggists, .
Ninth and Main streets. Richmond, va.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
The certificates we publish for The benefit Of
those who lave not used our AGCE CON
QUERpK are not manufactured for the OCCASION,
but arc the voluntary offerings OF respectable ana
weIl-knuhn gentlemen
HENRIco, June 81, 1867.
.HeSsrs. Wood d Sons Rictmond, Va:
Dear Sirs,-I have used your Aguc and Fever
Conqlleror III three very obstinate cases OF aSue
and lever in M. family with The happicFt results.
consider il the hest remedy known to me Tor that
distreS sing disease known Hgue ard feyer ana
cordially recommend il To al thus afflicted.
Very respectfully your obedicnt servant,
J. G. REDWOOD.
RICHMOND, September l, 1863.
MtsSrs. Wood ~ sons:
/ think your Ague ConTucrOr Is all You claim for
It, II cured 3 case of ague ana fever oi Twelve
months duration N one Of my sisters. anu though
She has since resided in lna;aftrus district there
has been no rctucn Of the disease. Your mcdl-
enc T.; well named The "Aguc Conuucror.' Iou
ought 10 MAKE IL extensively known.
Very truly You're,
SO 20 ISAAC u. BASS.
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BY Wellington aoddIn.
Austloneer and Zeal Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NALuABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON CAPITOL SIREfI
OPPOSITE TIE PUB nc SQuARE.-By virtue
bearing date the st of JULIE 1887 duly recorae1 III
richmond Hastings Court, IN deed Dook %, ~ Il
S. page 377 shalt, In sx scution Thereon, proceeu
to sell at public auction. on the premlseSs UH
THURSDAY the Goth Of September, 1917. AZ NJ !.
oast 4 O'Clock p NJ. If fair, If not TIE trst ~
iIay thnrca tor that VALUABLE kE : lDENcI..'
With The ground attached thereto irortinR " lee.'
more or less on the north side Of Capitol street,
running back about 1875 feet inches, more or Sss,
o the south line nf Broad street Oh Will !. ~
ie sar;:e front as on capitol street. ana noh.at',
ON the east by the City Hall ant ives: D! tue flrs'
PRESBYTERIAN church. J he dwhlin Is no" occ u,
p,cd Us Mrs. Duval as clearinghouse. ana Is n
good order. 1t rc!nOdelled some yeIis as ;,
and contains all of the modern concentrates
usually found In frst-cfaes dwelling; ,,,
u iii be di vided as TO sell with the u"elilS
Ill of the front on Capitol street. running Dact W
feet with the privilege OF an alley ieauins 3Gt W
Broad stree, and the f ont on Broad street wiz pe
divided into three lots one or when there Is an
cxrejIent BRICK TENEMENT used Is Offices
and for business purposes. which I!as Always eoA
lnanGed fair rents. NJ,
| The location Is unsurpassed by any ID Rich
,nond being In front Of and comm tndinR fine
view If The Capitol Square and washington Mohn-
mpnt and Wills, 1t Is IN III" centre OF the city IS
Ypt retired Fora lawyer doctor or dentist, IL ls
ali that could be desired. The basement by S
small outlay, could readily be converter INTO
offices.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, i is proba..
bic hat arrangements may be made at the hour Oh
sale 10 extend reasonable credits
ROBERT y. HOWlSOS, Trustee,
m ~ ~
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Z ARGE AND VALUABLE r Il a j.
4 ESTATE FOR SAiE.--By virtue OF decree
81 the circuit court fJr Aleckleuburg county, va.
rancerrl al the Nav term thereof, 1870 In the suit
of WILKINSON surviving partner, for &c; rs; =.
K Burwell. &C.. | shall, OIL MONDAY the ilth
day of October, 1870 sell uoon The p t1S
highest bidder. at public auction, the TX AL ~
LAND belonging 10 Peyton K. Burwell; situaten
IN MecklcnburG county aDout three miles nortm
Of the village 0f Chest4novi!l: ana about hltceh
miles rom the Richmond and Danyill2 raliToa's
adjoining the lands 81 poheft Scott James VI
and others. aud containing ONE tHOl "a To
THREE HUNDRED AND NiNETI-foCh
The improvements consist Of handsome ana
commndiou3 dweliug-house. with al abundance
of necessary out-buildinEs. ,,,.n.oJ
The land Is OF excellent quality and well ahaptet
to the grow i. Of wheat, oata, CO. to.acc9, ai!"
the yraSse; Thu tract IS well watered, ana con-
sldered very valuable. ,,,
| Terms: one fourth cash. and the residue npon
| q credit OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months the
pur, haser to txecatc bonds for the def. FRED pay
inentS carrying interest from the day OF sale. ana
The tue t. be retained until tic whole oil the ru
chase money Is paid. ~
| :. K. jon NSON. Commissioner.
| BOYpTOS, VA, september 10, ls'". Sc 1T ~
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DR. MAURY'S TOOTH-BRUSHESj just
IL received by
POWIlAThN Z. DUPUT,
HI 90 Arothccsry, AT Broad street.
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rrYpsnav SEPTEMBER q, ls1o'

xyor NEWSPAPER oroHr TO BE edited n
Letter from Horace Greetey.r,[tr9nm a,' 'he
boss1 ;nnrna,s nh tell the truth the Demo-
cratic newspapers are liars. The more NOR,
d ahmed the liar the greater the circn'l-
ton. The cditop like every ono c, .,.
s,,,n,d root hog or die. Protection Is the
l;ss NJ American industry. Every editor
should she buy land and tell what he knows
sbout farming. No editor should run for
Office, Office be bowed. Any man who
don't agree with this is a villain, who lies
wickedly and wilifully. ,,, l.,
Above nil shingS the editor should he
mild, tcmpcratc-avoidine strong express
Sions. aouFS, We
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nWENSBORO', KENTUCKY:-I wish
I To sell ONF-HhLF or the WHOLE Of my
LARGE SEW FoUhSTCR1 r. B ri ths S STEm VI
Tho ohio liver in the above city, The building Is
scyentyvc by ninety feet and has all the fixtures
and modern arrangements for the tobacco stem
ming business. [ would sell One-half or the
whole very low, or would take in n partner in the
next seasons business.
The pres cnt prospect for very large and fine
crop will no doubt induce capitalists TO invest IN
strips ~
| refer To Messrs a. T Harris, Jr Mt Rich
mond; Giles Harris. mt Petersburg: and George
Dupuy, NJ Old Church, Va; or to the under
signed, ut Uwcnsboro, Ky.
an lin FRANK L. HALL.