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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06
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% . SA3ooA
Late P~roftsser of Business and Oman entail Pen
manshiP, Pen and PEG Gil Drawing in AoWs Wes-
cyan University, lecturer on CONNER ial cones
pondenee, business customs, laws of tIaee,
etc, in charge of writing department.
Other competent teachers will be in charge
of photography telegraphing, and English de-
partments.
Twenty four lectures will be given during the
fall and winter, on mercantile law, commercial
ethics, political economy, laws and customs OF
trade, ETC., free to all regular students. This
institution will be upon the most thorough and
practical basis Tie only actual business col
iege in Rock I,land. where each student is re-
CURED to go through every detail as in actual
business. 1t is very important and desirable
that all com mencs st opening Of term 80 So to
create 80 much uniformity and system as possible
Cards, subscription headirg s and ornamental
pen work of fnost workmanship with the pen,
executed to order. Send 81 for specimens.
Hall nearly opposite Rock Island House, open
day and evening after July %, 1871. For in
formation send for circular or address
II DIR La BROWN.
jy15dtf P. o. Drawer 44T, Rock Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06

Disrrh@a, Dysentery. Summer Compliant,
Cholera Morbus. Flnx, Chi!dren's Teeth
ing, and the Crest Preventive Asiatic
Cholera.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06

TIE BEST in the market Will keep for yeas.
in any climate. Pare, beautiful, reliable, and
ueeds only to he known. to become the leading
Baking Powder in the onuntry Put up in mir
tight tin o.ns, of 1. ], l, and 3 lbs.. full ret
weight-esch can having upon it ar elegant H.
Del of dirsoiionA, in E%Dglish, French snd Ger
man.
Manufactured by H~OLLIsTER Il co. Tole-
do, o and sold by GToeers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06

Ma&uire's
BIITBRN
with IRoN,J

The best BLOOD, STOMACH AND LIVER Medi-
cine ever offered TO the public 1t is very agree
able to the taste and Wal not affect tbs teeth Is
Iron PrepsrAtions generally 90.
hhdt Il UtH DO lit ~lll be found VAstly su-
Pefior 10 any Of the CAlissys and Iron SO skIsn-
sively used Tor inVigorating the system. 1t will
make bloodj likewise thieken it, 1t Will restore
the pale snd enseiated the weak and debilitAted
to eoisr, flesh, health and strength in an incred.
IDLY short time. II will strsEgthen The nursins
mother and Increase the how Of milk, also bene-
ut the child at the brssEt and prevent many Of
the complaints to which children are subject in
infancy. 1t will tend to restore the eye.ish,
| when impaired by continued application in read.
ing, wriIlns or sewing, BY strengthening the oP
tic nerves 1t will give vitality 70 the mentA
faculties when depressed by close confinement Il
study or business pursuits, and prevent nsrvou
headaches. Ii uil parity the blood and Pre-
vent the breaking out of boiis, pimPles and othe
sruptions caused by poverty of blood. 1t vii
restore the genital organs, when weak, to
healthy condition. regulate the menstrual perio'
also relieve debility caused by summer heat o
excessive Precipitation.
A single trial will prove conclusiVely that "
have not over estimated the value Of this exec
lent medicine.
| Price, $500 per bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06
sTGFG REPAIRS.

sTGFG REPAIRS.
shall keep constantly on hand q full stock
Ct CRATES, Innings ard repairs for the Idsho,
Challenge, RIyslA al d all tie lesoing cook stoves
that have been sold in Rock island.
Particular attention viii be paid TO all kinds
Of tin and shsst iron job " ork
Well and eisteru pumps kept constantly on
haea.
Thinkful for past patronage | would respect
fully ask NY old friends TO call at ny new place
Il business am detevnined TO spare no pain
TO please those who favor me with their patron.
age, N. A. sWILER.
mohi5-dwtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06

SAINT Louis, Missouri
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-25
SUPPLEMENT-.
Sale Of State Tax Lands
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich, July l, 1871.

Notice is hereby given, that certain Lands,
situated in tho County of Van Buren, bid off to
the State for Taxes Of 1869, AND previous
years, and described in statements which will
be forwarded 90 the Office Of tho Treasurer or
said County some time next month will be sold
at public auction, by said Treasurer, 40 the
County Seat on the FIRST Monday of October
next at the time and place designated Tor the
ordinary Tax Sales, # rot previously disposed
of nj this Office. according to law
Said statements contain full description OF
each parcel of said Lands, and may bo sem on
application at the Office of the Oouuty Treas
Ercr.
Laa6s siruc', OF to tho State for Taxes of
1869, e. other years, at the Tax Sales in Octo-
Der las, Will be offered subject TO tho right OF
REDEEM ion prescribed by law, as well rs 10 the
right o. purchase of the State bids at this Olcc,
prior -o the sale.
And .urtber notice IS hereby given that Ger
tain lands situated in said County, which wero
bld otto the State at the tax sales therein for the
year 1865, and previous years, will be offered
for sale at the same time and place, to the
highest bidder, in accordance with the pvovis.
ions Of Section 12l, Of Act No. 100, Laws of
1869.
WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Auditor Gcucral.
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ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich, July 1, 1871.

So much of each Of the following described
tracts or parcels of Land situated in the County
of Van Buren,, delinquent for unpaid Taxes, for
the years mentioned below, as will he sufficient
to pay the taxes, interest and charges thereon,
will bc sold by the Treasurer of said County, on
the first Monday of October next, at such pub
lie and convenient place as he shall select in
Paw Paw, the County Seat OF said County, ac-
cording to the statute in such case made and
provided.
WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Auditor General
1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08

NORTHERN SETTLERS IN NIRGISIA,-We
give an extract Of letter, dated Oh inst,
from New York gentleman VINO has get
tied In Nottoway county, to gentleman III
this city:
- am an old man-came here less than
II wear ago. | had the asthma so that l
thnuuht often 1 must die before / came.
Ia three weeks after coming was relieved
o, it, Went into the woods last winter with
IN hands, cut and split rails, and have been
ncic 10 wolk every DAY, hot or cold, and
Sleep soand every night. Hive seeded
wheat. aud never felt any effect from WORK
After < / over il, have worked in the
d..s', lbicSning wheat, and never telt any
!il-cfccls Some friends have been TO see
me from Michigan, End they thought had
the best corn they had seen. told them
went lnto the held and worked myself.
When Two animals could not draw the
plow deep enough, put ia three. lsowed
81 nushrl. of clover seed with no guano,
but with one ton of Cayuga plaster. All
Inv crops were good. have cut stack Of
my last years sowing Of cloyer-seed to
1hreSh Tor seed another season. 1t is some
thing we never knew in the State of New
York for young clover to be filed with seed
I ,,r first Sfar."
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Manchester Items.

FINED.-Archer Dyer, for violation of
town ordinance in driving over the side
| walk, has been fined 81 So We understand
! that this gentleman intends entering suit
against the town for false Imprisonment, he
having been arrested and Gagged. when the
ordinances do not authorize confinement
for such violation before trial.
ALERT FIRE CoMpASY.-At it's last meet
ing, the Alerts agreed to adopt q uniform
recommended by Mr.. Maurice, who has re-
Gently visited New York. The uniform
adopted is neat, substantial, and cheap. and
we trust all who can will get it as soon as
possible.
LARGE FRU1T-Manchpster contributes
to the Pathological Exhibition two pears,
grown on Hull street, by Mrs. Fitzgerald;
one weighing eighteen and the other six
teen ounces. They are portion of the
first yield Of three-year old dwarf pear
tree. The total yield was fourteen, ayerag-
ing fifteen ounces each. Very good for
Manchester.
The Doc .CATcHERs.-This party turned
out yesterday. They succeeded In captur-
ing five puppies and two soats-the latter
very near saved the police the trouble OF
killing any dogs, by butting the little crea-
lures almost to death. The ours caught
cage.
PoLITIcAL.-A number ofour citizens will
leave to-day to attend the barbecue at
Winfree's store and the mass meeting at
Matoaca tomorrow. DR.. Wake, Colonel
Ambers, n. II. Cogbill, and others, will adj
dress the meeting. Old Matoaca is said to
be fully aroused. and will cast rousng
vote against Maddox G. co.
A FA1LUEE.-The Radical ratification
meeting announced to come off at Manckss-
ter last night proved failure. Enough of
the Simon Pure material not putting in an
appearance, the meeting was postponed.
Messrs. John Cooley and Scion Johnson,
as Conservatives, were on hand.
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MECHANICS TRADES UNrov.-At a Iarz.
and enthusiastic meeting OF the Mechanics,
Trades Union last night, at schotts Mont.
cello Hall, the following officers were eject
ed for the ensuing six months President,
Col: Thomaa Fl. Wynne; Weep President,
J. Thompson Brown; Recording Secretary
Captain r. T. Walker Corresponding Sec,
rotary, Captain j. J. English; Financial
Secretary, I. T. Hurdle Treasurer, Geo.
Bargamin Trustees. John Fl. Knowles,
G.. 4. Harding, and Charles A. Allen.
Fifteen new members were enrolled. and
many proposed for election at next meet
ing.
The new officers are among our most
popular citizens, and will greatly aid the
organization.
A resolution of thanks to the retiring
officers was adopted, after which the meet.
ing adjourned.
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CALlsTHENICs AND ORAL INSTRUCTION IN
TIE IuBLIC SCuooLs.-rhe State Board of
Education at ITS lt>t meeting adopted the
following resolution
Resotocd, That the Board Of Education
hereby allows aud recommends i'll the pub
lie tree schools of Virginia tie introduce
ton and legulnr practice Of cali>thenics, or
systematic physical EXERCISE, in the
school-room, and also of oral Instruction
on familiar topics not included in the
prescribed course Of study, and the en-
plny ment Of ,ui'atle objects for illustrating
The topics presented: Provided. Tnat these
extra exercises be introduced always in
such way us TO refresh and not burden
the minds Of the pupils, and to promote
rather than impede tn,ir progress in the
regular studies aud that TO this end not
more than fifteen minutes in the aggregate
| be given in any one day TO either class of
| nSprriSrg
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MEETING IN CLAY WARD IN REGARD TO
rur E.11Ro.p on BROAD STREET.-A meet
me WAS held at Ilouk's hall last nlghe 10
cM,siGcr the Rruad-strcet railroad question.
The meeting was called to order by Tie
election of Mr. Francis Laube as CHAIRMAN,
Mr. Herman stohu acted as secretary,
On motion OF Mir. u. T. Jones, The follow
lowing resolutions we're adopted:
Whereas the running of the trains or the
Richmond, Ere dericksburg and potomac
tarlruad Company on Broad street, one OF
he principal streets and thoroughiareS OF
our cltr, is puolic nuisance, Whlch ousht
TO be abatcd: .;,
And whereas the running of said trains
u3on street whe:e the large portion OF Tue
retail business Of the city is transacted Is
most serious Inconvenience Doth To buyers
md sellers, and to AL persons lasslaS ana
rcpa-Slng on aid ST. Gel;
Aud " hcrcaS il operates 10 dePTeciate
The value OF pi opcrty OF real estate owners
upan said tloroughiare The 'efore
Rcs0!Cca, That the mcmbers of the Ooun-
ell from Clay and Monroe Wards be, and
|ttcv are hereby, instructed to use all their
cnd.av0rs 70 have the track OF said railroad
removed from said street.
and further resolved, That they are re-
nlesrcu 10 use their influence to have water
amt gas extended upon Broad street 10 the
limits Of the corporation.
speeches were made in support OF the
ABOVE resolutions ny Major F. p. Turner,
ID. H. Jones, and Y. Ba, gum'n.
On motion OF the latter gentleman, a COM
mlttec Of five was appointed TO orlng tne
matter to the attention OF the City Council.
The following gentlemen were then ap.
poirned: Major +. Z. Turner, Vincent
Bargamiu, Andrew Jinkins, Dlttrlch
Wife. j. l.. Hauk.
On motion, the chairman and secretary
were added TO the committee.
on motion, it was resolved that the pro-
cccdings he published i'll all the city pa
per>.
After speeches by several gentlemen the
meeting adjourned.
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We have received 4 copy of the Amert
can LrJiStcr, published in Paris. We
don't Ike il. Partisan and intolerapt, it Is
O., unit representative of enlightened COS
mupulnnuS who travel for pleasure and in
loru,1tIon. Possibly, rs fortunes with the
is: ten wears have IN this country fallen
cAi,ilt upon the rude, eg0li>tlral, and mcr-
CcnarH, Tins American organ III Paris Is 4
We t.tl!n~ sheet. For one American,
h W"ycr, il does not suit IL. Give us old
G. ,iiigrAni. That l. better than Radical
paper III Paris. which should stink in the
nostriis of every literal American. In that
cit. no American organ should contain
ANYTHING offensive TO any one--Nortl,,
Sotltp, East, or West. II men OF the same
nationality in a strange land cannot hc
friends, OF what sort Of compound Indeed
L. humanity: Even horses which tight at
home are friends abroad; and 1t is vulgar
in the last degree that a newspaper should
So; sci! UP III Paris TO keep tue flame OF
domestic sectional strife bright in The
breasts Of Americans far away from home.
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How THE PIoKPocKET WAS DISPOSED Or
He Iarns Out to be Regular Thief-Jus-
tice White disposed OF John Wesley yester-
day morning by sending him TO jail and the
chain-gang for twelve months, butthe pun
ishment was not alone for taking the 81 so
from the pocket of Mr.. II. II. Hoge, whose
coat was lying in his wagon at the Second
charge. we find upon The police report OF
Thursday. The stealing of the pocket
books and their contents has already been
reported III the Dispatch. It is proper to
state, however, that an old colored wo-
man, named Caroline Brooks, was also q
sufferer at the hands OF Wesley, who de-
prlved her of jar containing several
pounds OF excellent country butter, and it
was for this offence that his punishment
| was Increased from the original assessment
Of nine months in Jail and the chain. Gang
to twelve. Wesley had no witnesses, but
the character given him by the city officers,
who have had him in their eyes for some
time past, proved his profession,
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FINE DEMONSTRATIONS of our citizens
who happened TO see the magnificent forty
horse stationary engine shipped Oh yester-
day 10y Mes~rs. William Il. Tanner d Co.,
by the Richmond and Dnyille railroad for
the Mcmphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company, TO drive their shops at Little
Rock, Ark. must have fclt pride in the
and constructed in this city. As long as
sGeh work Is turned out here our southern
friends can have no excuse for seeking
their Snpnlics at any other nOint.
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A SAD CASE OF BEREAvEMEST.-Mr.
Burk,nans, Of Georgia., = yice-preSi,lenl CT
the American PompIogcll Society, now in
session in this city, received % yesterday
afternoon a telegram announcing the accl-
dental drowning Of his nephew IN Norfolk.
The lad who was drowned was great fi-
voritc with his uncle. and the latter pro-
posed on his return to Georgia next week
10 take him with HIM for adoption. Mr.
Blu, k,nanS was perfectly overcome with
.lcf on gcceip! Of the sad tidingS. He has
the sympathy not only Of his brethren Of
the society. bus of thi, whole community,
in his bereavement.
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We paid visit to the Dollar Gtore, oh srd
Main streets, on Saturday, and to cur surprise
find 1t to be equal TO any one In the country. The
articles offered there at one dorar canno! be
bought anywhere for double he money, aud TO Us
1t Is mystery how they can sell them Ut ngure
tina, does not pay for material. We bought large
lookiDg-glsss and some steel eEg-avtDgs there
that we know never were made for the money.
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MR. BouLDIs, the editor of the Danyille
Times, is in the city endeavoring to In.
crea-e his business relations here. Dan.
VILE is right on the line of most active COM
lnerci.l Intercourse with Richmond, aud
business men will promote their interests
by adyerf ising freely in that direction. We
commend MIR, B. TO their favor,
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COMPANY B.-This company of boy.fire-
meu, under command of Master S. A. Car
doza, captain; Master Edward Mayo, chief
engineer; VIM. Moore, hose director Ros-
coe Heath, reel director, turned out ves-
terday, and had trial of their new engine,
which threw 4 strcum of G5 feet,
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting, held "Wednesday, September 81 b.
the following officers of the Young Mem:
Social Circle were elected for the ensuing
term Of three months: Isadore hirshherg
president William lardestey. vice.preSi
cent; Colcn Omohundro, secretary Leo
Doid Jacobson, treasurer.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-UFFICE SEPTEMBER 7. ISL
MIS-. .. +. Randall, Denver City, Colorado
Miss Henrietta l.. King, Washington, d.
c.; Nathaniel Bow, Richmond; Or. VIM
G. Carter, Monumental Hotel: Baughmar
Bros. d Co., Richmond.
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Tnl MONTHLY VISITOR, Derotcd 10 Et''-
cuf;1..u! Interests and General LtterGtne,
j., Irli. dical started III Norfolk, the Sec
out No. of which has come TO hand. Ii
its Il rich table Of co:.le;it>. inciu&tin" the
ia. :" Liceiac Ode pronounced by JAMES
EARuoS iiopE, Of Norfolk, on The 9Th All
j,G.;, 1866, In Warren county, y. :, OF
IL. urra>scn Of the completion OF the mon
u.n-n c.cctcd by the ladies Of Warner
..cy tie remains OF Miss ANNIE CARTEL
LEE, daughter Of Gen. Il. L. LEE. 1t VA
,nu.h admired at the time, and persons dc
sring copies have The opportunity Of 90
tanning them. The Visitor is we'll edited.
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II is not our habit TO correct mere typo
graphical blunders, but rather annoying
one occurred in the Dispatch of yesterday
in the article on the genealogical exhibit
ton, in which "good feeding" was print
cd instead Of good feeling"
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HoSoRADLY AcoU1TrED.-The grand jury
Of he IlustingS Court on yesterday fail eG
to find true bill on the indictment agaiust
D. W. Moore, who was charged with feo
niouslv altering receipt to his own advan
tage. Mr.. Moore was therefore honorably
acquitted.
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SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-Thc Board of Educa
ton has appointed the following school
trustees Thomas Il. Coles for Fairfield
District, Northumberland county. vice w.
L. Fynt resigned. and for Mautua District,
Lancaster county, Warren Eubank, vice Z.
w. T. DunnaWay, resigned.
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CoRNs, BUSI0Es, NAILS GROWING INTO THE
FLESH, &C.-To have them promptly remoytr,
without pain or Inconvenience, So to Ir.
SCHULTZ, 10th street, near Main.
N. B.--1hose at distance may use his remedies
until they can see him. VIII send on receipt OF
81 or g. and stamp, according TO quality.
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True BILLS OF INDICTMENT. I'm the Illus.
tings Court yesterday true bills Tor felony
We're found in the cases of William Burns.
Sally Davenport, and John Tennis, and tor
mlsdemeanor in the cases of John Kane,
james kune, j. j. Sutherland, Chss. Nei.
sy,, Jenny Edwards, julia Williams, Mary
Sullivan, and Mary Shay.
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THE PATRONS OF c. r. BEES will he grati1ei to
learn that M will reopen his PHOTOGRAPH Gal.
LERY ('ecently dam aged BY hre) In a few d.ys
with new apparatus and material, fresh stock 0 I
frames, csses, &c, and all the latest and best nov
e,t!es in his line. Mr.. Hees's friencs on visiting
the reftted gallery Will find that his loss has re-
suited in their vain.
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CoNvIcTs REcElyED.-The following con.
vc;s were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Norfolk county: Charles
Hedgcpcth (whte), one year for petit lar.
ceny (,econd ofence), and William Barnes
(colorcd), three years for oyster stealing:
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SENT TO THE PENITESTIARY.-In Judge
Gui@on'> Court yesterday Robert J. Smy III
was allotted live wears in the penitentiary
tor telonous shooting, and Edward Harper
the same term Tor horse-stcalng. A motion
for new trial in Smyth's case will be heard
TODAY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

N,.orrr1x HANOVER 1n(orma--
~ nna.,,rrd here Yesterday OF the fatal
,tI'l at Thos. Wade, u citizen Of Han.
S sror county, on Wednesday morning,
w.dc lived about two miles from Walnut
Grove Church. He was at work clone IN
eis potato patch, when some one came np
blind him, and fired without warning.
rho shot took effect in vital part, and The
murdered man died befnre the arrival
Of any one to whom ne could name his MUIR
dercr. The nrighbors think. however,
that they have a clue to the guilty party
and proppoe to follow it to the end. II the :.
facts accord with the present report, n IL
was case OF murder In cold blood put II
the rumor which reaches US l. correct the
murderer was not the only criminal.
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committees.
THE COMMITTEE ON THE BANQUET,

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justiss j. J.
White pressdtng.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
James Evans (colored), charged with
being disorderiy and creating disturbance
in the street, was found guilty and fined 81.
Thomas and Ann Nicholson, charged
with threatening, abusing, and curslng
Margaret Kelly. Let off.
Margaret Kelly, charged with creating a
disturbance In the street. Discharged.
David Broadus and VIM. Davis (colored),
charged with creating disturbance in the
street. David was fined 81 and William
discharged.
Claiborne Lewis (colored), charged with
creating disturbance in the street and car.
rying concealed weapons. Fined 81.
Chesley johnson lcolored). charged with
trespassing and stealing two poplar planks.
Found guilty and sent to jail for ten days.
Nelly Baker, Georgianna Johnson,
Martha Willis, and Henrietta Jones, (coPd, }
charged with stealing three skirts and sun.
dry other articles OF clothing, the property
of g. Unser. Nelly Baker was discharged,
and the rest found guilty and sent to jail
for ten days.
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In this dull season Of the year,
With evenings long and mornings dusky,
often hsye dreadful cold,
And tind my voice get very husky.
That's because you don't buy your clothing
from Z. 3. SPENCE & soS.
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Strangers visiting the city would find 1t TO their
interest to call at ". D. BLAZE Co.'s, corner OF
9th and Main streets, end examine that superior
brand OF whiskcy called ''B Select" 1. Is an uu-
commonly hse whiskey. Price, $3.50 per gallon.
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PERsoSAL.-Msj. a.. D. Whitcomb, Chief
Engineer Of the Chesapeake md Ohio rail-.
road, has returned from tour Of inspection
over the entire line, spending part of bis
time In Huntington.