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-those OF less growth will not do
well thus pruned. In thinning the
fruit, leave but two punches to any
one bud,
MIR. Busby was opposed to Ia
king off large limbs inpruuing ap.
pie trees. HO cuts off the ends OF
large limbs, especially those hanging
low. In pruning his grapes ho
trained the vines horizontally, but
noticed the growth inclined to the
ends, there being a deficiency Of
shoots along the middle portion.
TIL. White asked advice as to
pruning a plnm orchard which
looks as if needing it.
Mr.. Clarke advised moderate
pruning aud not much shortening
in.
Mr.. Stalter said June is the best
time for pruning fruit trees, but
being the busiest with farmers, the
pruning had better be done now.
Mr.. Clarke-Prune in summer
to check the vigor OF the tree-at
this season TO promote vigor. A
tree in q decline will be revived by
judicious pruning at this season OF
the year.
Mr.. Fetters spoke OF aplan of
certain New York vineyardists,
which is to go through their vines
now, giving them a partial pru-
ng-then in May or June again,
to remove everything that seems
superfuous. lie thought he should
try that plan the present season.
The President spoke Of vines
yard near Baltimore as being the
best be had seen in his travels. Its
owner advised that in spur pru~
ming the third bud no left for the
fruit and cane.
REpoRT OF FRUIT COMMITTEE
Apples wero exhibited by G, Rugh,
fine specimens of Tulpehocken, R.
l. Greenipg, Sheepnose, Reinette,
Yandevere, and alargo, red striped
apple, name unknown.
The subject of pruning was con-
tinued for next meeting.
Adjourned to Saturday, March
/ 18th.
T. J. BOVlNG, Pres.
S. A. GRIswoLD, Sec.
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In the course of the debate on
tho Funding bill, Mr.. Sherman sta
ted the fact that. since the close OF
the war, the Government has re.
duced tie debt sSOS, 900, 900, be.
sides paying 5000. 100000 of unliq.
Undated accounts duo at the end Of
the war, but not then ascertained,
All was paid out of the surplus
revenue. He also said that Secre-
tary Boutwell, was confident be
could now negotiate bonds at less
than five per cent Cincinnati,
Chronicle.
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Mr., Hitchcock, chairman Of the
Committee on Finance in tho Ohio
House Of Representatives, rcportCd
the Appropriation bill, tho princi
pal items in which are as followe
Support Of benevolent institutions
s34l,1OO; land and buildings fol
the same, 1924, 800, pcnitcntiury
and other not raised by taxation
4l,5OOi Judiciary, Slsl, 900; sal
aries Of State officers, $50 ,GOOi &c
illogical survey, sll,lOOi State
printing and binding, s75,sOO
miscellaneous, $4,000.
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Gold Excitement in New York
on Tuesday.


Associated Press Telegram from ., 9. journal.
New YORK, March 4.
The excitement in the Gold Room to-
day was without q parallel since Sep
tembcr last The anxiety to sell gold
assumed the shape of mania and its
equal has never before been witnessed
In the room. The fluctuations were un-
usually frequent and the dial recorded
nearly one hundred changes during the
day. The scene was almost indcscriba-
bic. The crowd of operators surgcd to
and fro and cheercd each decline of !,
and Y per cent, orVcntcd their feelings
In screams and yclls of delight. There
was not bull In the room and at times
q premium was offered for the sight ofa
man who thought gold was cheap. The
room was crowded the entire day. while
ON New street large crowd watched
tho changes of the dial with great inter-
est. Every where in financial and COM
mercial circles the gold question was
the great topic of conversation, and the
continued downward course was felt
through all the ramiilcations of busi-
ness The excitement was intensified
by kilograms from Washington. One
telegram stated that Senator William;
had introduced q resolution to receive
part Of the customs in greenbacks; was
followed by another that Senator Fow-
Ter wanted all the surplus gold in the
Treasury sold and the price tnmbled t.
llW6. 4 telegram was next received
that the House committee on Banking
agreed to report bill in favor of fifty
millions more of grecnbacks and NJ
Went the price to ms; the report wa;
denied and down went the price to Ill
when 1t was reported that the chance,
for the Funding Bill IN the Senate were
less favorable and the price went to
lllls. At the close, lll14 bid and lll9s
asked.
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ONO LEGIsLATURE.-Si Since our
summary OF last week, We note
very little ofimportalce In the do
iDgs Of this body up to adjourn
ment on Friday. On Thursday
the House passed q resolution d.
,recting the Auditor Of State to in
struet tho district assessors through
out tho State to assess the real es
tate upon appecic basIs. A bill Is
before tho House, providing for q
submission Of tho question Of wo
man suffrage to the popular vote
another evidence that QUE isgisla
tors are hard puOhed for something
10 do.
Both Houses adjourned from
Friday till Tuesday Of this wssk.
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BASE BALL - The crack Base
ball clubs of this country are fully
reorganized, and are preparing to
make the coming season lively
one. A grand tournament for the
championship Of America is talked
of to be held at the -Capitolino
grounds, Brooklyn, New York.
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Cuba..-RetaIlatIon.

A Havana correspondent writes
that tho Cubans have begun to re,
taliato in kind on tho Spaniards
Gen. Quosoda, before hO was su
perscdod by Gcn. Jordan, ordered
all tho prisoners within bis imme
diate command TO be shot, tn(
1876 Spaniards were quickly sen
70 their last homes, When Jordan
took command be shot 800 prlson
ers. The black flag lie flying OF
both sides now, aud var Of cx
termination has SGT in,
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NEW HAMrsurRE ELEcTIoY.-Before
going to press wereceiyed only such re-
turns as were contained in the Colum.
bus Journal Of yesterday. Their mea-
gerness did not look encouraging, but
we suppose there ia no doubt the Legls-
lature is Republican, which will elect
the Governor In the event Of no election
by the people.
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The President has accepted Al
invitation Of citizens Of Eastern
Connecticut to attend the proposed
grand mass meeting in Woodstock
Connecticut, on tho 4th Of July
next in honor Of the day, parlicu
larlyln honor Of tho passage @
the Fifteenth Amendment, Hon
Stewart L. Woodward aud Hon
i +, Butler address tho meeting
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Meeting Of Hooking Valley Horticultural Society.
HoRricutruRlL RooNs, LANCASTER, o !
Feb 2G, 1870

HoRrIcutruR,L RooNs, LANCASTER, o =
Feb. 20, 1870,
Society met, and was called 10
order by President Boving.
The claim Of tho City Marshal,
for services to April LIST, amounts
ing to $40, was presented, and
on motion, ordered TO bo paid.
On motion, q committee Of one,
(Mr. StOltcr) was appointed TO re-
commend "a list Of books to be pur
chased by the Society.
The subject Of Pruning was ia
ken up.
Mr.. Stalter advocated pruning
of apple trees every year, 10 avoid
tho necessity of cutting large
limbs, and in good part for the
purpose of shap ny the top Of
tho tree. The cherry tree needs
but little pruning. Pruning of the
peach tree is mostly TO prevent
ovcrbearing - cnt out where the
growth is too thick and head back
at this season of the year,
j. D. Clarke agreed with Mr.
Stalter on the general principles oI
pruning. In general, cut only
email limbs. AS to grape vines
thinks he will hereafter leave q
larger number of spurs, and shorter
Say four or fivo buds to each.
Mr., Fettcrs-There is no regular
system applicable to every tree OF
vine, In vines long pruning an,
Iswers for strong growing yRric,is,
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Senator HUBBELL, on the streets
of Columbus ono day last week,
applied bad namo to Mr.. CCRrls,,
OF the Cincinnati Chronicle, whorc'
upon tho latter whacked him over
tho nose with his fist, drawing the
cIaret. HubbcIl then tried to "get
in" on Curtis' nose, with poor suo
cess. Round first (aud Iast) ond-
ed by outside parties interposinu
and separating the combatants.
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A woMAN's suffrage meeting was
held in CirclevilIe on Wednesday
of las: week. 1t was addressed by
Mrs, M. V. Longloy, Of Cincinnati
and Miss Roddelia Bates of New
York. A Woman's Suffrage Asso.
citation was formed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Republican Mayors were elected,
Monday, in Portland, saco and
Auburn. Maine, and Democratic
Mayor in Bath. There was no
choice at Lewistown, though the
Republicans had a plurality.
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Ohio state Fairs.

The first Ohio State Fair was
held in Cincinnati in 1850. Since
then The Fairs have been held in
dilferent portions Of the State, at.
tracing fair amount of interest
That the interest is gradually OF
the increase, we think is fully
shown by the increase OF receipt.
during the past fow years. Below
we give tho places whore Fairs
have been have been held and the
total receipts each year.
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The GalIipOlis Dispatch Office
was sold few days since at pub
lie sale for the sum of s400. Geo,
D. Hebard, Esq, Of Pomcroy, was
the purchaser.
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New RAILRoAD,-A company
has been Incorporated to construct
a railroad from GalIipolisto Logan,
Via Macarthur, passing through tho
COUNTIES of Gallia, Jackson, Vinton
and Hooking connecting at Lo-
gan with tho Columbus and II. V.
Road. Good speed to this prcjccll
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

THE editor Of tho Cincinnati
Commercial refuses to be comforted
because every appointeo to office
by the Administration is reldtice
of somebody. What pityl
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The Tcmale Soul NIarchlng on

Tho Female Soul Marching On.
The first panel of Grand Jury.
women ever filed in the world
probably, was sworn in at Laramie
City, Wyoming Territory, on Mon
day last. Tho occasion was im-
proved by a splendid" address
from Chiot Justice IIowo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Sir. Daugherty introduced In the
Ohio Senate, on Tucsday,a bill to estab-
llsh the University of the State of Ohio,
blending in one institution the Univer-
stiles at Athens and Oxford, and giving
the Agricultural College Fund to the
new institution.
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The Hon Rcvcls, the colorcd U.
S. Senator from Mississippi, has II
sistor-in.law residing in Chillicothe,
being employed as q servant in
The family Of Judge VIM. Il. SAT-
ford.
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The Christian Convention held
at Plttsburg last week adopted the
following as the substance OF the
amendment to bs incorporated in
TO tho Constitution Of tho United
States; 'WO, the people of the
United states, acknowledging the
Almighty God as tho source of all
authority and power In civil gov
erEmcnt, the Lord Jesus Christ as
the ruler among the nNtions, and
his revealed will MS Of supreme ao
lhority, in order to constitute u
Christian Government" TIL,
Convention also elected tho follow
ing permanent officers; President
Hon. Wm. Strong; Vice Presidents
F. R. Brouot, General Howard
Governor MoClurg. Of Missouri
Bishop Huntingdon, Professor
McIlyane, and thirteen others
Secretaries, Rev. w. Barr ant
Rev T, P. sseSensen.
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BEN BUTLsl, u Commercial spe.
cial Gays, has appointed n colored
boy of Salem, Mass, to West
Point cndetsh'p. His namo is
Charles Sumner Wilson.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

German papers say that emigra-
tion to the United States next
summer will be larger than in any
former season.
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Canton celebrated the 22d Of
February by the completion of now
water works and the dedication Of
4 new court house.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Not an hoar's detention it is
said has occurred on tho Pacific
Railroad west Of Salt Lake this
winter.
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TIE decline in gold we think attrib-
utable to temporary causes, and that a
reaction may be looked for at no distant
period.
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GRANT for President in 1872
THOMAS in 1876 -"those" are the
ticket.
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Advice to Secretary Boutwell
from the President,


President Grants letter 10 Mr..
Boutwell,, written about Tho middle
of September, previous TO his
leaving for Washington, Penn, is
published, 10 says: "l am salts,
fed on yourarrivaIin N York you
will be met by the bulls and bears
of Wall street, and probably by
merchants, too, to induce you to
sell gold or pay tho Novombcr in
forest In advance, on ono side, and
to hold fast on tho other, The
fact Ia, n desperate struggle is now
making, and each party want the
Government to help thom out,
wrllo this letter to advise sou
whatl | think you may expect, tc
put You on your guard, | think
FROM The lights before mo / wonld
move on without change, until thc
present struggle is over
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leeted, or the economy with which It Ia
expended, the comparison for the past,
undeniably, is overwhelmingly in favor
of the present Administration.
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GoLLADAY, Of Kentucky, wants
TO withdraw bis resignation. Tho
House won't let him.
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Congress is to bo flooded with
petitions for the repeal or modifca
tion oftbo Income Tax Law.
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AM THING you want, in the grocery
and provision line, at Creed Bros. t5l.
WILLow WARE, wooden ware and
atone ware, for sale at creea fr5e.
A fE
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Tariff

The Indiana Republican State
Convention held on the god Of Feb.
ruary, adopted this resolution:
"That a reduction of taxation is
demanded, both of the tariff and
internal taxes, until it reaches tho
lowest amount consistent with the
credit ofLhe Government; and that
wo are in favor of a tariff for rev
enue, believing that proper ad-
justment Of duties must necessa~
rily afford the incidental protection
TO which any interest Is entitled"
The above embodes what we be-
liovo TO be the correct doctrine,
and corresponds 20 the vicws we
havo heretofore expressed editori.
ally, Absolute FREQ trado is plaus.
iblc in theory, but impracticable
in fact, and would be pernicious if
practicable. A high protective ta-
riff system would be equally OBJ
icctionablo Under free trade the
people would bo ot the mercy OF
the importing interest, and com.
pollcd to pay tho highest prices
for goods that could be wrung from
them b. u monopoly that would be
all-powcrful. On tho other hand,
under high protective tariff, the
manufacturers of the country would
DO erected into such monopoly,
which would compel the people to
pay as high prices as under the
other system, if not higher. Let
either system onco become q set
tied policy, and these results would
surely manifest themselves. In
either case there would bo n com
bination to deplcte the pockets of
tho pcoplC to tho utmost extent
that they could bear.
The true policy then, is TO levy
tariff for revenue, not discrimi
mating against American industry
in tho rates Of duties laid, but Civ
ling it tho Opportunity of competing
fairly with that of foreign coun.
tries. There is no doubt in oul
mind that the kind Of tariff which
this country must necessarily keep
in iorce for years TO come, will
afford all the protection to which
any interest is entitled" from gov.
crnmcntal action.
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THE counties of Franklin and Madi-
son, it is said havemade more extensive
preparations for corn planting this sea-
son than ever before.
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Tho Ohio State Board of Agri,
culture have increased their pre-
MUM list to s25, 600. Tho follow.
ing Executive Committee has been
appointed: J W. Ross, d, G. Rich,
mond, William 3 MGClung, Dan,
icl McMillcn and VIM. Lnng. A
trial of reapors and mowers will
bo had, under the supervision Of &
committee TO consist OF tho livo ia,
nior ex,Presidenls Of Board, viz
Alex, Waddlc, Thomas @, Jones
N. j. Turncy, Ms Townshcnd and
D. s. FulliDgton, at which the follow
ing premiums will bo awarded
Best reaper, q gold molaI; best
mower, samc, and best cQmbinod
machine also q gold medal The
surplus funds Of tho Society will
bo invested in tho bonds Of the
United slatcs.
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TaE Georgia bin passed the House Of
Representatives on Tuesday.
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A TOTAL of 2l4,3l6 hogs we're
packed in st. Louis this winter.
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total receipts each year.

lho lolloWlng persons were
Presidents OF tho Society since ils
organization.
Mr.. NJ Il. Sullivant, Columbus
1850 and 1851; Arthur Watts,
ChilIieothc, 1852; S, Medary, Col
umus, 1883; r. NJ. Musgrovo. Sui.
phUr Springs, 1854; j, r. Worth
ington, ChiIicothe, 1855; w. Ii
Ladd, Richmond, 1856; Alexander
Waddlo, South Charleston, 1857;
John Nj. Millikin, Hamilton, 1853
Norton S. Townshend, Avon, 1850
Alexander Waddlo, South Charles
ton, 1860; Darwin u. Gardner, To.
ledo, 1861; Y. G. Jones, Delaware,
1862; Norton s.. Townshcnd, Avon
1868; Nelson j, Turnoy, Circlevillc
1864 and 1865; VIM. b McClung
Troy, 1866; Daniel Mcmillan, Ken
in, 1867; James Fullington, Irwin
Station, 1868 and 1869; j. W. Ross
Perrysburg, 1870.
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GOLD was down to ll2s in New
York on Monday.
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The Wisconsin Assembly has mega
lived the female suffrage question for
the present.
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There Was a largo and splritc d
meeting at Columbus on Thursday
evening last for tho promotion OF
the project of constructing the 60
lumbus and Ironton Railroad. IL
was addressed by OK Gov Denni-
son and others, and very deter
mined resolution was Manifested
that the work should be early com.
menccd and pushed to completion
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The investigation into the sale
OF cadctships is still going on. In
coyode's (of Pehnsylvaniu) case,
it seems that $1,000 was paid, but
Covodo got mono of it. Mupgen
of Ohio, n repudiating Democrat
nominated the son Of II prominent
Republican without knowing biz
politics. $500 was paid, but Nun,
gcn claims that ho never got any
Of it.
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Speaker Blaine on Economy.

Hon J,G Blaine, Speaker of
the National House Of Reprosenta~
tivcs, has written q letter to ono
Of his constituents in regard to tho
public estimates and appropria>
tions, and correcting tho impress
sion which "has been created
and, we will add, from certain has.
W and ilr.considered representa-,
tions at first made by Mr. Dawes
--"that General Grants admins
tration has expended more money
in tho samo timo than its immcdi,
alto predecessor" Mr.. Blaine pro.
cecds to say:
This IL totally erroneous, as balaucc
sheet, on II comparison Of official ilg-
urcc, will clearly establish. The pre-
sent Administration has been in power
nearly u year, and we can compare that
period with the closing twelve months
of President Johnson's administration
From March /, 1868, to March |, 1869,
the total receipts into the Treasury
were n little over S30S,000,00O. avoid
fractions for the sake of. perspicuity,--
Every dollar of this was expended, and
the public debt for the same period in
creased about S0,0OO,000, as appears
from tue official publications of the
Treasury Department, thus showing a
total expenditure for the year of $37l,-
100000. '-
The total receipts into the Treasury
for the first year of General Grants adj
mlnlstration, estimating for the few re-
manning days, will amount 20 $39i.000 :
900, Out Of this sum total, eighty mill
lions have been applied to the payment
Of the public debt thus leaving the
current expenditures of the Govern
ment including interest on the public
debt, three hundred and fourteen mil
| lions, or sixty mllllons less than was
expended In che same time by President
Johnson's administration.
The Speaker also appropriately
recognizes the increased efficiency
Of the present management Of the
Internal Revenue Department, and
tho retrenchment oil expenditures
under tho administration Of Presi
dent Grant, as follows
It viii be observed that the receipts
were twenty-slx millions more In Gen
eral Grants first year than In Mr.. John
son's last year. Over twenty million
dollars OF this must be credited to th,
Internal revenue, which has been nucl
more faithfully collected; for It viii bt
noted that this large increase In amount
has been derived irom diminished ant
contracted sources Of taxation, many O.
the taxoa In force during part ofthC
years 1897 and 1869 having boen repeal.
ed before President Grant came Into of
Gee.
| Whether regard, then, be had to til,
4delity w;th Nhi3h the revenue Is sci,
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LANCASTER, OHIO:

TA4rsdag, March 70, 1870.
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COLUMBUS.

Columbus is growing in extent
and splendor. Mr.. Peter Hay.
den's new building near tho corner
Of High 4 Broad Street is q noble
structure and adds greatly TO the
beauty OF the city, while the Odd
Fellows hall on South High Street
IS another great improvement
Columbus can boast of ono of the
finest buildings of the kind in tho
State if not in tho United States,
when the now City Hall is finish-
ed, Should the bill introduced in
Congress by Mr.. Winans, of this
district, dividing the State into
three judicial Districts become q
law, we may look for still further
improvements, as this city will be
selected Tor holding the courts
and Of course tho government will
have suitable buildings erected
here Tor that purpose.
STATE FARM.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE..

Nollceis hereby given that the undersigned
has heen duly appointed and qualified as Adj
ministrhtor Of the est0te OF Catherine Beef y,
late of Fairfield comfy, ohio, decd, All per-
sons interested will govern themse Ives &C.
ccrdingly. JOHN SHUMAkER.
March 3, lS1c--3w.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE old wei knowa Store House IN Baltl.
more, Fairfield county. Ohio, formerly owned
BY II. @. Black, Is for SALE or RENT. The
lseaton 10 the most conspicuous In the
town. Any one wishing to engage IN the Dry
Goods Business will do we'll by buying or rent
ing the above named property. Call and ex :
anime. Terms reasonable.
MRS CATHERINE CHRISTIAN. /.
March 8, ls70-2m.