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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

CAPITOL MEMORIAL AssOCIATIoN.-Wm
3. lsaacs, Esq, treasurer of the Capitol
Memorial Association, has selected the fol-
lowing gentlemen in the different cities and
towns in this State to make collections for
the erection. in the rOtunda of the Capitol,
of Il tablet Ill memory OF those who lost
their lives in the Capitol disaster, and has
sent them ccrtiiicatcS authorizing them to
make collections, the proceeds to be for
war,lcd TO him. Other appointments will
be made in Il few days, and will be duly
published.
w. ID. Corse Il Co., Alexandria
Minor IL Co., Fredericksburg
Is. G.. Flanagan, cashier, Charlottesville ;
Wm. Il. james, secretary, Staunton;
VIM. q. Ycnablc, cashier, Farmyille;
Hinton & Dunn, Petersburg;
Miller IL Franklin, Lynchburg;
W. w. Chamberlain, cashier, Norfolk;
Balm d Bro, Portsmouth;
VIM. Gibboney IL Son, Wytheville;
Board Il uirsh, Salem;
G.. NJ. Figgat, cashier, Lexington
Peyton Bros. IL Co., White Sulphur
Springs;
Is. ii. Quarles, Healing Springs. -.
The committees appointed to make col
lectionS in the various wards Of the city
have met and gone to work. We are GLAD
to have to say that the movement meets
with universal favor. Any sum, however
small will he accepted, and the contribution
of one dollar constitutes membership Of the
association. Governor Walker is president
and has, rs his letter (alrtady published
shows, manifested the deepest interest II
the furthcrance OF the object Of the asSOcla
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

PLEDGE Il JACKSON, SIT Broad street, VIII
furnish pic. mics, fairs, festivals, &C.. with ice
creams. water iccs cakes, &C., In any desired
anfif
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Croquet. croqaet, at ELLYsoS & TAfLoh's
bookstore, 1lls Main street.
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conm1ssION MERCHANTS.

oro w.suIyGToS. JESSE C. coNNoR.
- 49, r. MALLETT. ,r,,
WTAsHINGTON y CO., ,,rG GEMEkAn a. ia \.
~ sfrnat corner Gourtlandt, New York. Con-
sipnmsnts w,gm OF PRoDuCE for sale or shipment
and OfsDEN3 For PURCHASES respecuunS
AGENTS FOR The Virginia steamship and rseset
Company. = - - - - -
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For safe and reiisb'e fire Insurance. 20 20 thc
Office OF the RICHMOND BANKING AND iSsuh-
IScr COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE CON-
pAsY usures against hre on the most Reasonable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

ENVELOPES furnished and printed Al u, ss.o''
ss.7s, and $3.50 per Leeo, ~ the Dispatch ffn'1nx
establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

You will and 1t TO your interest to effect your In
surance through the City Savings aud Insurance
brokerage Company. once ca ner of Main aud
18th streets. . t t,.-ts LJ .al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

| A MAJoR-GESERAL DIES IN THE ToMBs-
| From the NcW York Tribune, June 81
4 few weeks ago Major. General Charles
| Mundcc lett his home III Tallahassee, Fla,
| 10 attend the reunion of the Army OF the
| Potomac, ut Boston. After the reunion he
returned To New York, and called on
| Generals Wright, Newton, and Hamilton.
who had been his former companions in
arms. He WAS Cat that timc) very finely
dressed, but was unusually pale and ncr-
vVuS. Upon leaving his friends. he went
! to the low drinkiny-dcn, No. 10 West St.,
and bought partnership interest for 800.
He went there regularly each day, taking
no part III the business of the shop, but sit
ting quietly behind the bar. The whole
transaction occurred without the know.
lcI"c OF his friends, who supposed lie had
returned homc. On Friday three men en-
tered the saloon, and were waited on BY
the partncc Of Gen. Mundcc.
Afer quitting, one OF them declared he
had been robbed, went out for an officer,
and had The l,ar-kccper arrested. The fol-
lowing morning Munuec WAS also arrested
OH II charge Of grand larceny, and conduct
Cd to the Tombs. About O'Clock that
Bight hc WAS seized with commissions, and
died within two hours.
The deceased w,S 4 n2An OF great wealth
and hi I'll standing, and had been al officer
Ill the regular army OF the Unlted States for
twenty years. His friends San account for
his conduct only on The ground that hC WAS
| insane. Gen. Hamilton declares that while
| with him in the army he WIS never III ill
temperate man, and was always highly cs-
tceIncd 10y his feliow-0tiiccrs. lie was Al
wears OF aye, and leaves i wife and six chill
drcn. When his friends saw the body ut the
Tombs it was clothed in very coarse gar
men,s, and II rim" had been stolen from the
hand. The remains will be taken in charge
by Generals Newton, Wright, Shaler, and
Hamilton, and forwarded TO Tallahassee.
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HARDWARE.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS VIII
Il find il Ia their advantage 10 call and examine
our new stock OF harvesting and other Impiemeauts,
GRAIN CRADLES and B,1hpESE;; B,haI, fsE;, mThS' nttnS
p,oWS and rLuW-CASII NHs.. Also, ba.i
line of small implements apd farmete HAM
WaRE r. at manufacturers prices. ,,u, 8,
80 five doors from Old Market.
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| How Two LADIES KEyENGED THEMSELVES
FOR BEING CHEATED.-Mr. Davenport, a
clerk in the Second Auditors o1hce, had an
| old stove that he wished to dispose of. 1t
wasn't il very good stove, but still IL had
some sort OF value, and so hr. Davenport,
with u frugal desire to turn an honest
pciluy, oilcl ed it for sale, and two ladies,
upon his recommendation That 1t was Ill
rood order and good one TO draw, pur-
chased il. But when they got it home 1t
wouldn't draw at all, and on further nvcs-
tjy.tion the purchasers found that all the
lirc-bricks were burnt out of it, and that 1t
was a hollow fraud. SO they called on MI.
Davenport, OF the Auditors Office, yestcr-
day, and invited him to take his stove back
and return their money, which ne refused
TO do. Whcrcupon the twain, with great
prumItituoc, went to work upon HIM WIN
tir,r umbrellas with such hearty GOOD VIII
that in short time lie was induced To cry
for quarter and call upon All adlnirinS clr-
Gle of tcllow-clerks for assistance. The de-
tcrmined women never ceased to Delabor
Mr. Davenport with their umbrellas until
they were pulled oil by the intcrposlng
clerks attached To the Office, by which time
he looked ;ls il he had been drawn several
miles backwards over Il corduroy road.
When released from his torInentcrs, he re-
tired to solacc himself in secret with rilc-
gar unu brown paper. ...
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lNIEp. 10 BUY \ + \ NJ l l. \
" H.tt,-F .u;.id, anI Kind "a htrncs". shout
49,. ....h..h- su" o"c having such Will Id
...-.. .--. ~ ai'f''!,us II l%@$ saiu street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

LEE Y GODDIN will sell at r. NJ. three bu,,d-
Ing lots on Bread street, between Goth and s.d
3 strpatS. r..=ss.tat .H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

GOAL FOR sSbLS.-HALL BROTHERS
~ q Gn.'S FRAhkLlN EGG a ID STOVE
GOALS. which cannot bc excsiled IN Gna'ity
M,itLU'riiIAN, CLOVER uILL LUMP aud
HALF; also, CUMBEKLAND COAL for engine
and smiths use; OAK aud FINE Tth.DI lor
sale. IN nonh,iS ,,,
ia corner ifiH auo '"eA eUteH.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

Croquct at ELLYsoS TAYLoK's, !lsS Main
street.
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Hithmonl Qi5patt|1.
T;1uRsp.AY............jUNE s, 1871.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR.
CyL,TroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
Horace Greeley nnd Jen Davis.
The Memphis Apdlanche of the 4th ins

The Memphis Auolonche of the 4th inst.
SAYS: .r r. g,
Abour T. o'clock yesterday Hon. JEFF.
Davis called NJ the Oycrton Hotel, and was
ushcred into the presence OF Mr.. Greeley,
NJ whose hands hr met 81 very cordial re.
ception. The philosopher and his visitor
sat facing each other III the centre OF the
room. the broad, open, and plain counte-
nance Of the one in strange contrast with
the wiry. nervous, and somewhat delicate
face ofthc other.
formal i'll manner, while MIR. Greeley was
frank, easy, and quite talkatiyc. There
was scarcely q reference TO the political
situation. Mr.. Greeley inquired concern
Ing the health OF Mis-. Davis with much
warmth and carncStncSS. and again referred
To the high regard he entertained for that
lady and the family of which she came.
MIR. Davis responded appropriately and
EXPRESSED THE GEATITrnE OF HIMSELF AND
MRS. DAVIS
to the philosopher for h> kindly services
soon after the war. This brought up Mrs.
DaviS's interview referred to above, on
which Mr.. Greeley seemed to dwell with
much pleasure. In the course of couyer.
sation Mr.. Greeley AGAIN spoke Of the Blairs,
and especially Of th seniors Of that distn.
SulSllcu lainitS, Tciii3t hinS en- pUSS6Rt tn:lt
FrankP. Blair, Jr., and others OF the pre-.
sent generation did not do justice to the old
stock, to whom he referred with apparent
deep feeling. MIR. Greeley then passed on
to subjects nearer home, and finally dwclt
for several minutes on the memory Of Gen
Quitman, OF whom he spoke us l
WARM PERSONAL AND POLITICAL FRIEND
! IN times gone by. Not 4 word WAS said or
either side, that our reporter could over
| hear, concerning Mr.. DariS's condition and
prospects. All through the interview
which listed ten minutes, Mr.. Davis main
| tanned Il very reserved dcmcanor, while or
| the other hand the face of the philosopher
was wreathed i'll kindness and smiles, will
| occasionally hearty laugh breaking tht
Stiffness.
1t was a scene worthy the pencil of az
| artist, one That would make picture valua
bic now and in future generations. Risins
1T the conclusion of the interview, Mr.
| Davis withdrew with stately bow, and il
| Il few minutes after Mr.. Greeley was c,
! route for the railroad depot. where he tool
The 12.4J train for Louisville, accompanied
by General Merritt, his friend and trayclin!
companion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

,i.\\j4p. i GOrp COOK. WASHER
" ,>n lr.-E. without Incum rrtuc.'.
SEQ. ~ 1trt c"larl-Edtd. Apply III 80, NIaE
Ed ,.,,as@ .l'i ant gh J. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08
Manchester Items.

"F" COMPANY will meet tonight at Bo-
sher's Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

oooh LAUGHToN will sell Mt 10 O'Clock, at
fieasants's stables, horses, mules, carriage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08
LIME AND CEMENT.
| Itt>ENDALE CEMENT.

Itu>ENDALE CEMENT.
s ''.~r"is Ho5TNDaLE CEMENT, just re-
'.'"l '4n IA ,l.re. Tor safe by
"5, - tHaS 4. WDhTIit NJ Il 90.
i"' hLAHD LIME AND LATHS.--
It 40 barrels NOGKLAhD LlMT; 81, 600
'"1 ca "a ~ Eb LAilI> :, daily expected per
" .''f i! Suc!s Hatch, tor otlc 10" from wharf
"'J y AS. LEE
DVUK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- EXECUTED Az JH!5 OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

- sd. WANT To SELL \ HOUSE
| '..r -.f.. T.. 4. SFWRIHS. Helms re
... M. ugw cGice. No Icl' Main street,
-.. .esa;se! Ny ulu banking house Of " II.
I" l-crG6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08
LYME q BRO. will sell at 81 P. nj. two building
lots on the caat line OF Mosby street, stteckcr's

THOMAS w. KaEsEE will sell at 10 o'clock. at
bis auction-house, pianos, furniture, iron
safes, &c, Ha. .t.. Jed. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

CUMBERLAND COAL-PrOycd by ac-
" tual tests Lo have double the strength GI any
oLhcr coal Tor engine and snlilIs, lse-ior sale ny
D. II. HAWrS,
ic8 18th and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08


1921 Matu Il ,tt.
N"i Nd CLAEET 1T $l.25 per gallon,
. t,, yafiUut. f,r IS:
3H5"T. ~ttrkEY. and IADFIRA WINES !;
'AtlFDi.%iA WINES and ERL sDf,
lu'- Nrbii'I~n !. FRENCH BRANDY,
'4t!%f.t>>'~ FNTi:h stout,
les t1t NtiF II - Park ling ALE, for safe
iuy .tI j. 4. ktDD.
- ~ MEDiClNAL WINES AND
! !Qi - French iiraudy, California
'"'' .h"'ry Niu", i'"rt Wtnc, Ila:et Wine.
''"" 4 'Appagiy f.t medic nal purposes, and
'''ea',d pure; To- s.,i. hy
bUBEktr x p&l:E,
I" city Drug store, 81. ia Main It.
/ ltnEE~, PHILIP ENGLEMAN'>,
..a i''S. ". UrNDLEN'.- M,it STAIN
$50" hfh~, iiE~Ss.>~kf bf,hNt,I. iipL-
.@ l''s!,,, rDE1 and u : iHl.!i,A WtMtS.
-i on hEt'. A. IIUNl.LEI 4 co.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE
n at THIS OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08
y LW ARk CIDER.

..mr. PURE NEWARK CIOElt, jus. re-
..'.t sla. FOR sale ~
nCCaPTuT Il SLATER,
1921 Malu Il ,ti.
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ss,Dss5b AND COAL.

EOUNDRY l. U Nj Z ANrHhAClIE
:. Il. HAYES,
lea 18th AMI Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

CUMBERLAND COAL, the best for
Sic tin and smiths rlst by nearly double, from
actual tests. cargo fresh from the miucs just
received. ;. L. LAIHhOH,
ply29 nth street, at Draw bsidge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08

GOA l., co II j. w . y ID
~ Bet \ aNTHkAClTE CUAII, all sizes.
BITUMINUuS coat, for crates engines anu
Smiths fr III Midlothian and Glover iiill mines.
iUGP ani II p II. SOFT COX T. Tor cooking.
KIknI.l.4,, CtIOklNG, and CORD WOOD.
t,g. l.. x. REISs Is With me, and soicits The pa
tron tgc Of his IIicnds. j. Is. WATKINS,
my 2-c,mSm iii Main. and 9TH aud Cary stu.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-13

,pacL. notices ~ crnts per iinc, each insertion.
ttyNrtisnn-nts rnvAb,r Qr,rtcr,y IN ai,aucc
BUSINESS CARDS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
The Great pictorial Annual.

ilostetters United States Almanac for 1879, for
distribution. graii,, Throughout the United states
and all civilized countries Of tho Western lieiniP.
phere, will bc published about the frat Of January
in tho English. German, French, Norwegian,
Welsh, Swedlsh, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
laugaoges, and all who wAh to understand the true
philosophy Ct health should read and ponder The
valuable .uggestiOnS it contains. In addition 10 an
admirable medical treaties on the cauSes, proven.
ton and cure Of great variety Of diseasr,, Il
embraces large amount Of information iuteress
ing to the merchant, the mechanic. the miner, the
srmer, the planter, and professional man; and the
calculations have been made for such meridians
and latitudcS as are noGt suitable for correct and
Commemorative NATIONAL CAlESnAR.
The nature, uIes, and extraordinary sanitary
effect. Of tIos,etters Stomach Bittets this staple
tonic aud alternative Of murc than half the Chris.
,au world, are fully set forth in i!s psges, which
arc also interpreted with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes for the household and farm, hu.
uIurous anecdotes. and other instructive and anus.
Ing reading matter, original and selected Among
the Anuuals to appear with tho opening the year,
this will be Que Of tho mutt useful. aud may be had
for he asking. The prnprietOG. Messrs. HuItctter
stamp, will forward n copy by mail to any person
WIN cannot procure one IN his neighhorh0Od. The
Bttrra are sold In every city, town and vlsge, and
are extensively used throughout tho entire civilized
nsrrmbor s. 1871.
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DIED

On Saturday morning. 9th inst, at hi. residence
lion, Mr.. -. FRANK RNAISBuRG, aged " years.
ii months and 10 day leaving widow aud three
small children to mourn his dense. lie was a
neuiber Of the A. F. & A. VI. Order, by whom he
was Inferred, accompanied to the grave by a large
lumber Of Borrowing friends.
AZ the residence of B. :. Harrison, 10 ShcphrrdG.
town, on Monday mnrning. tho 9Th instant, Mrs.
MARY A. FRiREY, reiict Of tho Rev. j. l..
Frarty, decd, Of the Presbyterian Church, aged d
years
Al her husbands residence, near Lewi'hurg,
Conway county. ArkansNs, on tho It'll ul,., MIL.
DRED'B BEDISGER, vile Of Solomon Sing Teton
Redingcr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
Our Last Appeal.

Ga the lst Of January ensuing, It will be
two years since the business Of the esprit
Of Jcfenon" passed into the hands Of its
present. Proprietor. He desires now to say u
lew plain words to its patrons, which he hopes
may be needed by all to whom it has refer.
euce. It's receipts FROM subscription the first
year werc comparatively insignificant to him,
having with more liberality than discretion
agreed to make good all amounts previously
paid to its former publisher. There remains,
however, near three hundred who l,avo paid
nn,hiug, whatever, on subscription for two
years, aud this notice is designed specially
sud particularly for their benefit. The &C.
counts Of all SO indebted will be enclosed in
their respective papers and if payment be not
made by tho lst January the paper will be
Discontinued aud tho amounts due collected
By law, if possible. This is our only course
LEFT, no matter how unpleasant the alternative.
1t is needless to notify this Formidable nun.
Der Of Deliaguents that business eau only be
conducted in these times upon tho CASH priu.
ciple, and in our weekly outlay for labor, pa
per, rent, &C., nothing but ready money will
answer. Now, moments reflection will con,
vince you Of the right. faruess and justice of
our demand, and corresponding response is
earnestly hoped for and confidently expected.
Come, friends, act upon that golden axiom to
do unto others Us you would be done By, aud
render unto Caesar the things that are Cm
sars," aud to the pnlNrEn what yOn knO0 is
honestly his due.
re- All accounts for Advertising and Job
Work will be presented for payment between
this and tho let of the New Year. and prompt
settlement is expected, rs the Publisher is
fully convinced that Printers cannot live on
air. JoHN W. DALoARN.
Spirit oRcc, Dec, %, 1871
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IL A R Ri L D.

On the 9Th inst, at the NJ E. Church. by Rev. S.
v, Lee;h, GEORGE r. LEMON, OF Cumberland.
Md. and EMMA c. HYATT, oil Mar,insburg.
On the esth ult., at tic NJ E. Church, south,
Ieeaburg. by Rev NELSON Head. Mr.. JAMES u.
GALLEHER, Of Leesburg, to Miss EMMA Z.
DALTON, formerly oil Alexandria.
In Augusta county. on the 3n,hdsy Of November,
1911, by Rev. Mr.. Handy, Mr.. JACOB r. WALKER
OF Waterford. LoutOun county. and Miss MOLLlE
S. GILRESON, daughter u Mr.. James Gilkeson.
Of Clarke cuunty,Va
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ISL. WHEELING REGISTER. 1872.
A SPLENDID pEMoCRA1lc NEWSPAPER
FOR TIE
Great Presidential Contest
OF 1879.
Containing Eight Pages, and IS Columns OF
Heading Matter,

Making Il one Of the largest as Il il one Of the
Clcsrcst Printed Newspapers In tho Country.
The coming year wiI he the most mportant ever
known In political annAl. The near approach Of
the Presidential Campaign, and the pnlil move.
nents now In progress to determine Tia result will
give an interei to the columns oi The paper exceed
Ing that OF any period Of its history.
icNides the general interest 10 the National Field
Of Politics, the people Of west Virginia will be
particularly interested In tho proceedings Of the
Constitutional Convention and the Legislature. TO
meet next January. which proceedings the pro-
prIetors Of the Register have made arrangenents TO
have reported for their columns exclusively.
The term Of many Of our subscribers expire on
the LIST Of January. They should renew their sub
.oriptions q, once, 40 as not to Iniss copy.
MS;
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Fatal Accilent.-On Thursday evening
last little girl agcd about 4 years, daughter
Of Mr.. Beuj. pra,her, residing about miles
east Of Berkeley Springs, while its parents
were out of the house, poured some HOtiee into
lineup and took it to the fire to heat tt
While thus occupied, her clothes took IRE,
and before her parents could reach hcr-heF
cries attracting them to the spot-shs was SO
badly burned that death put an end to her
suffering 10 few hours. Whit a terrible
varnipg-Ivorydn Mercury,
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ATTENTION, FARMERS & OTHERS

WANTED.
roLT's Army, Navy and Dragon Pistols. sPen.
" Ger and Henry Rifles and CArbines, Tor which
Cash will be paid JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
December is. 1870.
DlLLs Of Lumber, all dimensions. Pias,ering
ID Lsth, kc., furnished a, short notice by
Nov 10. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
CEMENT, Cistern Pumps and Iron tubing. for
" sale by JAS. LAW. H0ofF.
BLASTING aud Gun Powder, Fuse. and Gun
ID Caps for saleby JAS. LAW. HooFF.
MORN Hampers, Tt bs, Buckets, bushe Measures,
" Wood Ware, for ssleby
MACHINE oil for sale y 5{ss. LAW. uoorp.
DATENT Clevis, that dispensrs with tho Treble
/ Tree 90 Poughs. Fer sale by
M.yI. JAS Law. HooFF.
, IMPROVED double shovel Plourhs. For ssln by
1 Maya. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
lime assortment Of Carriage. buggy and ladies'
Z riding Whips, for sale by
July II, 1911. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
DRAsS, He'll Metal and Porcelsine lIncd Kettles.
ID Tor sale by JAS. LAW HooFF.
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A GREAT OFFER.
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VI JOT W. S-o w 'AN
The beautiful and artistic Chrome, "lSS'T sHE
PEsT1yi" highly fIniahed, mounted and vanished.
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