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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-04-28

ATTENTION is called to the address
of the Democratic Congressman on the
first page. 1t is a formal indictment of
the President and Radical majority in
Congress and ought to be read by every
bodv
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-04-28

THE President has called an extra
session of the Senate to consider treaties
on the 10th of May,
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NJ o Il L G E.

NOTICE is hereby given by the Commissioners
of the Hunlock's Is Geek and Muncy Railroad,
that books will be opened for receiving suosctlp.
lion 10 the capital stock of the said company, Mt
the public house of JoHS kooNs, in the borough
of New Columbus, Luzernc county, Pa, on MOD
day, May 22d, 1871, to be kept open three days in
succession from o'clock q. M, to o'clock p M,
of each day, JONAS DOTY,
WM. \. MONROE.
NIXON FELLOWS,
AMNi HARRISON,
JOHN kOONS,
apr2S7I. Commissioners.
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LATEST.

A general disposition begins to man
ifest itself amongst the miners to 60 to
work and the leaders of the w. B. A.
working mems benevolent association)
will no doubt be compelled to yield to
the voice of their constituents. At
many points work has already been
commenced, and at others, as at Cen
tralia, local bodies of miners haYe re-
solved to accept the terms offered by
the operators as soon as a majority OF
miners accept them. We do not doubt
that the strike is practically at an end
and that operations will be everywhere
resumed within brief period.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-04-28

A NEGRO wench, in Tennessee, beat
a Radical to death for refusing to marry
her. Another enforcement act is needed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-04-28

ANNUAL STATEMENT
Dor CONYNGHAM AND CENTRALIh POOR
DISTRICT FOR THE YEAR ENDING APRIL
10th lS7l. WILLIAM GOODMAN, Treasurer, In nc-
count with said District.
DIR.
To amount received rom duplicate OF
Conyngham township sj5'3 40
To amount received from duplicate OF
Centralia borough s0J Al |
To amount from County Treasury for -
unseatcd land taxes 2GS2 60 |
To amount received from 1nge Poor ,oo
To amount received from Coal Poor
To total amount received from sales of
farm produce during the year ~" III
so,59s IS
I the ,'' year so.lCj 81
BY amount of Treasurers commission
hs5sSn + Sssnss cent s Treasury @ G
s35oS S5
On examisntion OF the foregoing account of
William Goodman, Treasurer of Conynsham and
Centralia Poor District, we find 1t correct.
MARTIN FLANAGAN, \
ANDREW ROONEY.
DOMINIC COSGRON A., \ .,,uor,
PATRICK KiLLEEN, AUDITORS
TIi0Mas PAElR TMtiH MIfhpuy
April 10th, ISL.
Di'Sfn VIII iYts YctsoNYYNGiiiAM Aid AID cENThALiAA IAN
POOR DISTRICT.
DIR.
70 amount from duplicates sstggi % %
sO1OS;
by amt paid debt oflast year to Messrs
Goodman and Thornton 5)S 80
BY amt paid Of last years salary dus eo,o
j. IL. Long, steward 50 10
BY amt paid lawyers fees due since
BY amt paid balance in full of bonds
win interest for building addition
Y door relief in 1858 1902 "A
BY amt paid debt of 1867 to township oo
BY amt paid instalment on farm 1896 IS
" for farm work and collins o
In 1859 81 60
By amt paid farming utensils, mrni-
ture, stock and repairing during year wv W
Paaper'sp up pih'S board A'' '"''' ''' ''''A o5S IS
medicins '' ''' '"'''"' '''' " Isl 81
BY amt paid for insurance -
by mt paid for support of paupers ann 40
work on and merchants bills 2'Ho 10
NS expenses incurred r e during the year 1882 81
~ S S5sS.. Sus Psa HS S Si
s0,69S 85
MENTS.
Dv Farm and buildings valued at $500 CO
- Repairs to buildings q. w.
Household furniture w ~
Farm utensils oiS 80
Hay, grain ana straw ~ w. w.
Manure 10 w
Horses and cattle ~ OV
Pigs " w
Poultry 10 w
" Potatoes 0o WI
" Meat 81 20
81 acres fwheat and rye in ground 80 %
Balance due from Treasurer 300 81
- sS,Sl3 70
LIABILITIES.
by balance due on farm bonds s2,76G 80
" in favor OF district 6,CiI ~
sS,sls "a
PRODUCTS OF FARM IN 1870.
| IA tons of hay % sis.Os szO OC
| pS bushels of wheat 20 sl.4o iSl y
| l70 oats 20 10 cent lO1 y.
lI5 corn ears 6o 10 cents III ~
10 rye IA Sl.l0 80 u
| 2S potatoes "a "a cents ~ y
| 3 loads of corn fodder "a $40 ~ =,
| s3s MS OF pork o. u cents l05 o
| go heads OF cabbage 20 cents ~ y
| Butter, eggs and vegetables ~
| Live stock raised W "
| a bushel of clover seed oo
sl,2S2 !
No, ofpaupers now in Poor House y
admitted during yeai Il
| born
| " died
WILLIAM SNYDER. ! Director
| PATRICK BURKE, OF
WILLIAM GOODMAN Poor.
| Aaea G. q. MURPHY, Clerk,
/ April 10th, iSl,-it
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Dali ROAD MEETING!

There will be public Rail Road Meeting held at
BENTON Columbia county on the Fourth day
of May 1871. All friends OF the enterprise are
reuu ested TO be in attendance ms business of I'M
porta to the interest OF the road VIII he trans,
ncted II is necessary that there should be a full
turnout of the people interested in the welfare OF
the road. All come Able speakers VIII address
the meeting, apr2S7l.
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DEATHS.

Bloomsburs on Tuesday morn,
ing, April ojth, 1871, Moses Cofiman, aged oi
years, o months and III days.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
SUBURBAN RINGS.

THE LONG ISLAND CITY AND NEwTOwN FRAUDS.
The members of the Reform Associations,
composed OF payers OF the town Of Newown aud OF
Long Island City, alive to the Importance Of the suits
now pending before the Board of Supervisors Of Queens
County relative tho exOrbant charges made by tho
Justices and Constabes for their services and
endeavoring ascertain in what tho present
heavy bonded debt Of the two corporations has been i'll
CURED. That the two corporations have been out
ragcousy swIndled there would to be little doubt
An examination OF the Justices and Consables bills,
audited by the town Board Of Auditors shows claims
(some of which for only six mouths service) amount
ing to IT, In several Of the bills to which excep
ton has been taken BY the Taxpayers the Justices failed
to give the names and residences Of tho compainants
and the bills embrace charges in criminal In Long
Island City at time when tho officers had no luris!ic
ton within the limits Of the city IN several OF tho bills
charges for determination tho same day are charged
extra many Instance. IN the Constsbles 6s y tho
many different cases. one Constable's bin shows
seven arrests IN one dsy and s2 miles Of travel In the
tn:y could I'm. not TT e what ser
v s s DE 'isa
divided. At the. last examination, County Judge Arm.
coSs for es but being told super
visor that tho cases S3 come psfoTs % ne
meets again to-day, and . further hearing n the
Hs s Sst III rem their
property VIII not cover the taxes The rate In NeWtowp
Is 81 81 per $780,
II 10 alleged that In the toYn Of Newtown there arc
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars Of property assessed
worth 5000 per s valued at l10e, and swamp
land at SO and that throughout the us the greatest In
employed special counsel, and will be assisted by tho
Gallons are 70 be formed in evcry school district send
representatives to . central committee Many Of the
wealthy residents of Newt0wn have already sIgnipd
their Willingness 70 contribute money 10 ferret out the
frauds and panish the perRess.tor: inc bills Of the
Clerk, and viii be placed In printed form before the
public.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
REFEREE ARISES.
An INILiNArIuN BY A FRIEND OF TIE
CRATES,

An LXILiNArIuN BY FRIEND Or TIE
GEATZL>.
To tht Editor 81 The Tribnne.
SIR: The publicity given by The TRIBUNE
to certain facts III connection with the exercise by JUS
tees Barnard. Cardozo. and Ingrahan OF the power
vested them by law TO refer causes and questions OF
peculiar character referees for trial. to require
attention and public remark by other than prejudiccd
lawyers and o,erzeaOus reformers That apparent de
mand must be for this communication, which
it is not doubted you will publish, notwithstanding that
It's burden will be direct attack upon conclusions
drawn and positions assumed In your columns, con-
doro, IngfahaIn aud McCunn. each Of whom maintain
to hc the equal in legal attsnmcnts and every moral
II the supreme Court IN the wise performance OF its
judicial functions determines that an applicant for ad
MI William NJ Tweed for instance, TO he admitted the
by al X Of sSa Sa
S mot dpS'
i"naHtSiy "S whsts!sr decree couseInns
m whom eS:h fSs s:s
and to these men doubtless seemingly highly
tsps;y should be bound to SEND references 90
II lacking ciensge. they shall not want for support
Do TS' By IL. aRn 10 many s
sent by Justices Inrsham, Barnard. and CardoEo to
%s n s.y .Sls na na
The editorial has been assaed with intent 70 deceive
10 wnOm rtIereuCe was over
ssut think may safely venture to say that, II you
had aoue instead the Crates themselves or to the
law yers and clients whose favor they accustOned
to decide, you would have heard nothing q the com
paints you have published against them. Why do you
not 20 to james Fisk jr the Eric Railway directors
when you want the >ruh about Barnard or bis Grss"
('OleDani ..x
The law absolutely Demands that In the exercise Of the
power refer conferred the judges the utmost care
aud caution shall be displayed In order that causes aha
not be rerrre deAsient In ability or integrity.
or wanting honesty. abort 70 any others
tbsn men super. .eminently learned In the Law The
imperative requirement impressed upoe the court is that
the keones judicial OF the Justice snd tbe most
thorough and Of human nature
bc brOuThl ~ the selection Of reerees ~ that
anch selections shall be In every worthy OF the high
aud diemned cAsracttr Of the court Tnsrs1ors fol-
70 distinguished on tns Bench for their purity and To-,
delicate funotionsselrct ~ referees Coenss Nathan,
ssd Insrahau,. Jr, respectively they have, beyond
aud neither disappointed cents. rejected iswyers Or
disa Gected editors have any right 70 Srumhlc
The Judges know their business aud their men. Why
DO hess judses you ash overlook IN ths .slsetaon OF
referees such men u Pho r RugelAs, C. 4. Peabody.
ex.yvdge Lopsrd. Gov. rlIOts0S. hsrshsiI b. Hdvsn,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
A VIRGINIA CUSTOM-HOCSE.

TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: As the theory of Reform in tue Civil
Service 10 adopted 10y the President. ilustIa-
ous Of the practical workings OF Government paronag 20
In the South may not be- without interest
The small custOn district OF Yorktown Va, will do
an instance to begin WITH Under the administrations OF
Buchanan, Pierce. Fllore and Others the expenses
tho Custom House here did not exceed $500 OF 700 year.
tunnage Of the district then double What ba
been since the Now, the GOvernme at pays s. oC1
year for running the ofce the labor 10 which
consists issuing cOasng licenses and collecting hos
pita money from 10 % small oyster vessels,
The CustomHouse is by law established at Yorktown.
but the Secretary Of the Treasury allows to kept
Is miles up the river. to the great Inconvenience
and disgust Of those having busness with the Office Tho
collector Of Customs" keeps tavern there. lie has
probably given ten minutes attention to the duties
Of NE ONCE sinoe he held It. Two deputies allowed
Of them is negro who can neither read NOR write. \
liberal allowance for rent and fuel Is allotted the Office ae
s q nS 70 H::a 70 Ss.
Sse: IL aspsS:. eonssaa
The attention Z Secretary Soasvei sss Ssss called to-.
this state Of saAre By so~s senatiye memeers ri
ss s & ~. s.Ss
SoSS E: 81 S:ss sss q as go could
fSvorsbie fns fsslinGs easesdsfsd Saoas 1ssihscnS
haired snA ssate6E ne sisctisss sHcV ~ Il Il 81
=: Y ss .,s :: 3 T
yss .SS.s Pc esss:; "ssssss ~ 2 .os three
ss:s "a ss ssI1s e; ;'i .sSs ss
fsrtAss: " AArpAnANNOEk.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
CRIMES AND CAsuALIIEs--BY TELEGRAPH.

-,
James Miller, Q grocer, committed suicide IN
Fssbvie, Je,iefdxv, By Shooting
The Soldiers Home at KniRhtstOwn. Ind. WA
bsi.ed ,s..r will be 'srrsd to the Dayton Ono
SOLDIER Home
Mrs. Sturdeyant. wife OF the Superintendent Of
H,,by. I,tuis r The Blind s sasdsy sfA' By the
explosion Of q coal OIL lAmD.
william Nonoyap. tho farm labOrer who muir
dsi biz employer Mitchell Cosirs Costa iss os< ~pseese "
HANGED 10 San ffsseisoo % Feb -
&C. ID. May, Secretary OF STATE OF Vie8oD, ,.. ~
tsss disp pste bed 10 Salt Lshs CITY to arrest BIZ.
IA rrisoner in the It,. LOnis cslaDeese o..
"a eouu sssds yssssrs, By cutting bic throat With 'hs
,.ssS:d 81. q . lie pi.ts. b.. v,l rseO,sf
.E. 4. Alpsrt Of Toronto. formerly confidential
,i U Nss, barclay Co. Of busso vso hss besn was
,. 10 ,hs lsltss ssabs shsse Ss ssos~ss
~ Ltss Acquitted % ils tnt iSdktSsbLb
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
OYPICg OF TIE CHlEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASuISGToN D. G.. Dee. 49, p. III.
pyOIdhiHtics
RAILROAD DIsAsTER-TIiREE MEN KILLED.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. Rom Saturday night
passenger train bound north the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Railroad broke through the
bridge over Shell Rock River at Rockford station Iowa
rrecptans the engine caboose, baggage car and one
coach down o5 feet James Judd the engineer Bartlett
a brakeman and Robert White the fireman. were in
stantlg killed The baggagenaster had his leg broken
and the express messenger was seriously though not
dangerously injured. surgeons wer" at once sent from
CEDAR Rapids IL then rcic Ill returned ~ tha' pace oh
SUNDAY with the dead and wounded.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

a. we'll the Htrsd and the Ffrrotarr no longer con.
Cca their sympacs for the revolution Hence their care
daily nvcnting which have for their oDect the
sowing OF disrust in and dscrcd on the administration
which they wish TO destroyed. To this class OF IN
ventions belong the article published by the Sgo yes,er
day. Since this only admire the Sgos lacllty
for nventng es and recommend to the public, the ten
denotes Of this paper being known to receve Its notices
IL, Iuorn
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
pvTrNsIyE FIRE IN sALINA, KANSAS.

LEAyENwORTII, Kansas, Dec. GA special
dspstch from Salna Kansas, to The Tines says that II
buildings were burned in that place yesterday including
one livery stable harness and haddery store, drug
store two groceries, hardware store two saloons and
Lio ord.roons Wells Fargo 4 co.'s express Onice ana
Gel, A. Co.'s Bank Loss, S76eOG insurance small.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
RIOT IN CHELSEA, MASS.

BosroN, Dec. 6.IEar1y this morning In
Chelses, while queiss . disturbaAee, City Narshsl
Drury was struck 10 he face with bsiok and stabbed
several times In the neck He shot Of the oters
named sheltoe Wounding him seriously In the mock
Twelve VI the rioters wero AyYestod.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
rELE0RApHJC NOTES,

III. 8. Senator elect A. A. 6axgsnt has left San
Prsseseo ~ wsseiagtss svssssA
Tho Grand Duke made tour Of the City Of
D. yssss 80 as,.sl vaes1 Pei rsssss .ssv y .S
1ss ~ svssss. NJ passss Assa ~ spsss u nAA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
DANGEROUS CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENTS
FATHER.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 25.-Jesse r. Grants condi-
,,on b.s changed but little since saturday lie can talk
more dstincy but il quite feeble. and his mind contn
mn IN andeT His recovery b considered very doubtful
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

ruE MEETING oF TIE CoRTBs foSi,E,,rn foSiro
HAVANA VOLUNTEERS TO III hro' ~ o. ,o,,
MADRID, Monday, Dec 20 1911
r,o meeting of the Cortes has been post
aa u.,,, the 10th Of January. Admiral Topete, Min.
,.,sr Of the colonies has announced his intention OF
making reform in the volunteer organization IN
Havana. Rcfntorcements continue 10 go FORWARD to
Cuha to aid In the OF the 'ha
AlnHd
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
MONETARY DIFFICULTIES OF IHL EANK OF
FRANCE.

NoNETNl pltflC'LIits w mn NN
fhANCE'
"A serious dlinCnlty mas allSch III it"n'0 "
Consequence OF thc WtDura"dl Vi l"- - ii'n ''i' ~
try aad especially OF specie for ihe 10 1ernS
~ the nstamct the war indemnify INC nist elens
pf this appeared In the scarcity OF small change, whlcD
i,a, dia,cy 10 disappear from cIrcuialloh' Ahc
lowtet bills Of the Bank ~ france "eIe VI
the determination OF 81. and great inconvenience
Was fe.t making payments Ia smaller sums. ihc ei'
Z i,s.ty was experienced by the BANK WL'ch iouuu
ii> I,strdcd IA lis power 10 issue LVts 10 sioV'''VV
thus even the capacity 70 relieve the money market ny
- iI notes of IShor denomination tDan - WAS Ih
lal,. Al n!s Tie TEMPORARY cXpcuert was ltS"itcu
e e.. small currency by private banking hstltu'
tlo.- .,.tlnri 10y adequate credits In tie DanK or
France, .. uI {" provide for the first ot these di u.
tlc> Pr,,iirnt Theirs IN his mcsSac" 10 IN" frchch
h,>ltllv. proposed that tho Bank ~ Fr nc" sA'' W.
nurIcd 70 increase " circulation rs ~" omission Z"
81 sot,s s0hOODi or :!po"0o1 I'd h'l"Hd. acc0l0ihs
a. "a, \ .-,..hdy should d,"m cNrcd!""t
~ ''r dl'r ~ the latest mails from france II WAS
r,Nc., lt!t tLc Government and ~. Bank Of Trance
had come t. an uud, r>taI.ng on the measure 10 DC
aGoplcl The = lief "f The establishments According
tbs understanding. 'hc issue "f notes was 70 he ~
,i'a>ei - $t10s.WU immediately ana eNen'"''F' il
r! u'.">7 ~. <"'c'H@ Win the pr'Nls' 'il' ''o
authorization ot The President OF the RcpuDILc Su'u" oc
Obtained each tine th1' 'nIthei EMISSION Sn"'lu ''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
UL.iIUER ELPOR ~.
SLXLKE STNKM IN CALIFOKNIA.


san FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.--A severe RAIN orin,
with southwest gale set Friday night, and con
t,led all day yesterday The rainfall TO date IS $500
inches, which 2GIOO than last year. The IT,.
in tive spa. sc
T wndwSEd Tas G'n1ses sd taarsr ~ e e 1f
WAS driven ashore near Astoria aud j. total los. Much
other damage done to the shipping on the Northern
schooner Amada Aver are lost with all on board.
The swamp land opposite Sacramento has been
flooded from the sacramento liver The towns vi stock
ton, Giroy, and san Jose are also Hooded
TERRIBLE GALE IN sCliouARIr co.
SHARON SPRINGS, y. Y, Dee. 2j.-Thrre was
= terrible gIIc uind SATURDAY nist, nhrh carried of
the new erected ecepc oi the Methodist church nnd
| unrooied other hudings
TIE WESTERN sHoW STORM.
Drpror'r, Iowa. Dec. 2j.-Thc recent snow
storm was very in Northcrn Iowa. blocking all
the roads with exception there have been no trains
from the West into Dunuguc src" Friday last until this
evening The snow IS elircually blocking the roads,
and breaking the Telegraph wires il every direction
TRAVEL INTERRUPTED on TIE Union PACIFIC.
OMAHA. Dee. 25.-Rawlins Station reports
that no trails have passed either way since the 2ls and
no prospect any passing for two or thrc, days Lara
mic station reports that no trims hav" wS>rh tnrrr
sncc saturday. Cheyenne reports three trains lyihe
there for the West.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORTS
Wan DrrAhiMEsI,
OFFICE OF TIE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dee. 25-1 p III. }
Synopsis for the pasi trtnfyfOm hons
The barometer has changed but little since
Sunday afternoon in the Soubern and nlf STATES. and
partially cloudy and clear weather has very generally
irryard With fog Oh the coasts during the night The
low barometer which was IN Western 1finos h"- moved
ward 10 Muiue The pressure has fallen IN the
Middle Stcs Fog and cloud have prevailed from New
Jersey 10 Name aud westward 10 Michigan. Nohtrlv
winds and snow reported the southern Extremity
of Lake Eric and Michigan The pressure has risen
during the iy with tlins temperature from WISCONSIN
to New YoIh. ~
TbrIdliIiGrs
The barometer will probably rise very generally on
Tuesday east OF the mississippi River and clear weather
prevail with low temperature north and west OF the
Ohio Valley Mild and fuggy weather IN the Southern
and tuf states. CuudN weather continue III the
Lower Lakes, with falling temperature. Fog on the
middle and East Ataatic coasts Tonight. followed bv
clcaIiug weather Tuesday Dangerous "nls are not
aIii .ci iated lor this evening.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26


PARIS. Monday. Dec. 2S 1871.
The members of the Right Center In the
Sa,io,ol Assembly having made overtures to the Le-
,,tiusts for coalition the latter in reply say. they VIII
usually coaescc but at the same time will reserve their
Independence They also announce their msappro'ai Vi
tl,. Orlcai!sl Princes as leaders.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
FRANCE.

rporosrp COALITION OF THE CONSERVATIVES ES
AND LEGfTIMIsTs.
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RATCLIFFSBURGH.

Notice hereby given that the whole ofsad several tracts
lots parts of lots much thereof will be to
pay the and penalty charged thereon will sold by the
County Treasurer the Court House. in said county, the
THIRD TUESDAY IN JANUARY 1871, unless said taxes
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed Executor of the
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liam Martindlll, late of vinton county, Ohio
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signed for allowance.
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December 2S, lS70-3w
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miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
II comes twice week Instead Of once only.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-11
Partner Wanted.

AN energetic business man having capital
ofSt 600. or more, is wanted MS ono-half inter-
cat mariner In the Foundry business. Foundry
doing very large business situated within
rew feet of railroad in Southern Ohio. For
full particulars, address the Editor of Enquirsr
Macarthur, Ohio.
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