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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-13
WOMAK'S RIGHTS.
Treason! Secession! RevOlu.
ton!
Threat of a Continental Con

#t greSS
To Overthrow this Bogus Re
public
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SOUTH AMERICA.
War and Pestllencc.

AsPINwALL, May 2l
Adviccs from Peru report another alb.
ortive attempt at revolution. Tue ring.
leaders laid q plot to seize the Peruvian
iron Clads. They failed, aud took refuge
on United States man.Of.wRr The
President has made formal demand to
the commander for the delivery of the
men to the Peruvian authorities, A
railway company has been fined
$4,000 for the negligence of It's
employees through which the collision oc.
cured. Losses by the flood in Antique
exceed u million dollars. Murvilo was
sure Of success in the forthcoming cleo.
ton. AdyiCes from the United States Of
Columbia to the 18th instant, state
that lrightiul epidemic prevails
ut SautCnder. The government was
clearing the streets and buildings, and
taking extraordinary sanitary precau.
tons.
Troubles have broken ont on the from
tier Of Guatemala and Mexico. Emf.
grants from Chiopas arc organizing to at
tack the Guatemala government,
The latest news from Nicaragua Is that
President Medina is marching against
Gen. Xatlanah.
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DRY GOODS! NEW STOCK {!
JUST OPEN ED
oEo.R. TAYLOR 4 CO.

FHnged Goats Hair crenadne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
Japanese Silks and PopIlns In great Variety.
Black Mohar srIIantnes, new and elegant.
Pongees, Diagonal PopIns, Silk serges
Black and coored Silks, Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black Iron crenadne two yards wide, all silk and wool.
Pink, blue, buff and green PercaIes & Lawns.
Coquette Cloths and organdes.
PIques, Wash PopIlns, Cold Linen for Suits.
Linen and Plque Suits for Children.
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin TUNES for Ladies'.
Pongee, SILK and Lace ParasoIs In the latest Styles
Reversible Ottoman ShaWIs.
Silk Sacques, Lama Lace Jackets.
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties
Louise Ties, Embroeres and Lace Goods Of all kinds,
Standard Plated FIouncIngs in Bishops Lawn swss.
octupIe Putting.
Ladies' and Misses BaIbrlggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. Also,
Low Priced Kid Gloves. -
Misses Kid Gloves In all sizes.
Misses Parasos.
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ACCIDENT.-NEr Chas. Young, n work.
man employed ut the Island Foundry,
met with very painful accident about II
o'clock on Wednesday. Mr.. Young was
at the Emery wheel at the time, and hav.
ing casting in his hand stopped to pick
up another, when the one he held slipped
between the wheel and the ilange; the
wheel was making at the time 1900 revo-
lutions per minute, and Of course was
turn in pieces. One of the pieces passed
downward and took oiTtwo of Mr.. Young's
toes; another went upward and fell
striking him on the hip, inilicting but
little injury. It was very fortunate that
no one else was hurt, md that Mr.. Young
escaped with his life.
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ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE
q OHIO RAILROAD.
Bridge Breaks Down With n Freight
TTain.-lG Cars WTecked--NRTTOW
Escape of the Engineer and Fire.

Bridge Breaks Down With n Freight
TTain.-lG Cars WTecked--NRTrOW
Escape of the Engineer and Fire.
man.
A freight train coming west early yes
terday morning, over the Baltimore y
Ohio railroad, consisting OF sixteen house
cars and two coal hoppers, was totally
wrecked by the breaking down Of bridge
over Wickweyer's Greek, about six miles
west OF Grafton. The train, which was
all empty except the coal cars, was run
ming at rapid speed. In crossing the
bridge, an ordinary iron structure, the
engineer felt the bridge sinking under
him; but the momentum oil the
locomotive carried II across before the
structure fell. 1t went down very sud
denly before the tender was OF, and the
tender was broken short in two, part of
it remaining ON the track and part Of 1t
falling into the creek. The cars already
on the bridge went down with 1t in an in
slant The whole train came laundering
on and plunged car upon car into the
abyss below. The bed Of the creek was
some thirty or forty feet below the track,
and in less than minute the whole
train had plunged down, crushing and
splintering each car into thousand irag-
ments.
As we have said, the engine and for
ward halt of the tender stuck to the track
on the west abutment. The fireman feel
ing the tender going down under him
jumped and went over the side Of the
abutment down the steep bank Of the
creek. Luckily for him the bank was
covered with dense growth OF brush. and
falling upon this, he escaped without se-
riols injury.
So fur as known, no other person was
hurt A person whose name was un-
known, had been trying to steal u ride
from Grafton westward He had been
once elected from the train, but 1t was
feared, though not known, that he had got
on again. If so, he wAs certainly killed.
This accident has made it necessary for
trains to transfer their passengers at the
scene of disaster for u day or two. A tenn
porary bridge could very soon be thrown
over the chasm IL the wreck were out OF
the way, but the wreck Is n large one,
and its removal very formidable under
taking.
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NorIcE TO HoUsEKEEPERs- Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. Il Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior To American paper, both
in the quality ofthe paper and the colors
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city--all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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ToUR Across THE CoNTINENT--AIr.
Bachelor has decided to remain in our
city two days longer, and will repeat his
magnificent entertainment at Washington
Hall on this and tomorrow evening; also,
grand Matinee on Saturday. The Hall
was crowded last night, at the flth exhi.
exhibition, and we notice many Of our
citizens pay the entertainment second
and even third visit. The paintings seem
to be more and more interesting the often.
er,wesee them. We can onlybaY don't miss
this opportunity Of seeing one Of the
grandcst and most complete works of art
in exis tcnce.
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U. $. DlsrRlCr Yesterday
morning in the above Court, the argu.
mcnt for q new trial in the Knodc u.s.
Williamson case was heard, the Judge
rescrving his decision. A case Of eject.
ment, Peter G. Brooks, Ir, rs. Bobert A,
Lucas, was then taken up, pending which
the Court adjourned until . o'clock this
morning. This case is broughtby Brooks
torecover very valuable tract of land,
lying in Jefferson county now in posses.
ion Of Lucas.
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GAVE FELL INA portion Of the cave
al RhlnclaIc, owned by Mr.. Reymann and
used by him for storing beer, fell in on
Tuesday night and smashed several large
tanks of beer which wonld be equal TO
about 80 barrels. The damage will
amount to about $500.
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DRuNK--Cne colored gentleman who
came from some distance up the river to
join in the ceremonies yesterday, was
overcome by Wheeling whisky, and
landed in the CalaboOse before the pro-
cesson started. The poor fellow will
find this morning TINT he missed all the
fun, and the Judges "$l and costs will
he his only remuneration.
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DELINQUENT TAXES Justice, Clohan
had placed in his hands yesterday, by
Squire Hammer, Is delinquent tax bills,
being for unpaid city taxes of 1868 In the
9th ward. These bills are to be sued on
at once, and we presume those in the
other wards will be likewise dealt with.
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CENTRAL AMERICA,


Nicaragua advices to the nth inst,
state that President DuCutc ind General
Martinez rcstill imprisoned The former
has been indicted for speculations made
while in office. 1t is feared that they will
both be executed, notwithstanding their
Captors promise mercy.
Costa RIGA HdviCestO the 18th inst, de-
clare that the revolution has been irus.
trated, the leaders arrested and that they
would be banished.
Guatemala advlces TO the 9TH inst state
that Vikcrla, at the head OF 200 men, has
joined the rcvolutiOnists
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Y.M. 9. Ave SEQ Ivy tho Washing
ton Ddiy Chronicle thatWm. B, Simpson,
Benz, Davenport, Aug. Winchcr, W. II. IT.
WIN and T, NJ, McNeely, have arrived
in that city as delegates 10 the great In.
ternatlonal Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO THE UREpIroRs or in, EMNER, DEcD.
In pursuance Of n decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Ohio, In the State Of West Viz.
ginIa, made IN cause therein pending 10 subject
the real estntco Of the snidJ N. thinner, deceased,
to the payment OF his debts you are required to
present yonr claims against the said j. N. Him.
missioner, AZ his onlcc on 4th street, next door
TO Court House, In Wheeling, In said county, on
or before Tncsdny, thcGth day Of June, 1871.
Witness Samuel II. McCUiloch, Clerk VI said
Cont, this 18th day OF April, iSIi.
SAM'L II. MCCOLLOCU. Clerk,
WHEAT & FoUnEs, Attys for the parties
ApIqT
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Pic NIc,-All OF the English speaking
Roman Catholic Sunday schools Of the
city had a grand Picnic at Frank Wal
ter's grove yesterday, We heard that
they had very pleasant time indeed,
and That all were highly pleased.
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Elres In Vermont.

RUTLAND, May %.
The lumber mills OF r. NJ. White & Co
in Mendon, were destroyed by fire today
Loss $4,000. About 1000 acres of land
have been burned over, and the fire Is
still raging.
A fire at VeryinuCo to-day destroyed
the wheel.wright shops Of OstcrGnay "
Ray Ross machine shop, the furniture
establishment Of Holland, MaxilCld "
Cleavis, the plaster building Of U. S. Nor.
ton, the residence Of Il. Chapman and n
small house owned by Thomas Fish.
Loss not given.
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HEAVY TRADE-The La Belle Glass
Works, Centre Wheeling, claim To have
done the largest business Of any like
establishment in this city, or vicinity,
during the last month, having shipped
over 1000 packages, besides what they
have sold in the city. The glassware is
certainly ny nice as any we have ever
seen.
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Prc.NIc.-Eurcka Lodge /. o, 0. T.,
have the Major Anderson chartered for
an excursion, on Tuesday, My 80. The
Committee promises to Use all cndcavors
to make this one of the best and most
enjoyable pic.nics Of the season, and know.
ing the men having it in charge, we doubt
not they will do just what they shy See
advertisement on another page.
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Accident toa Missouri Excursion.


ST JGsEFlI, Mo-, NINy 20.
The Missouri Press Association started
on II excursion to Marysville, Kansas this
morning. When ten miles ont, an engine
which wasprocecding with the train back.
wards, ran over n COW and was thrown
from the track, killing Mike Dawson, Sec.
ton Boos md wounding two other men
seriously and several others slightly.
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baltimore Live stock Marriott.

BALTIMORE, May o.
CATrLE-Markct dull and shade weaker;
very best in the market G31t,c: fret quality ~
G66c; medium itIitc; Inferior To ordinary ilb
4Ac. Receipts i9ia head; sales $40 head.
uous-undcr rull supply, have been In fair
ccipts 3 40 head
SnEEP-Supply exceeds tho demand; prices
weak and lower; fair to good ift5c, GOOD 10 OK.
ira Elb5Hc Receipts 3,a59.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Sarah Ann Connelly,dd;


Sarah Ann Connolly, dM,
In ChanCGTy liz tho Municipal Court OF
Wheeling.
liy yirIrc Of decree rendered In the above
cause on the -- day Of May, a. D. 1871, by said
Court, will on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of June, AID. 1871,
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. proceed to sell at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, the fol
lowing described Real Estatc, to.wlt: Part of lot
number ninety.iOur go on Main street, In that
part Or the city Of Wheeling US laid out by ArChl-
bald Woods, John Mcclure and Others, being
thirty feet fronting on Main street aud running
back one hundred feet, on which Is erected one
twos,ory brick house, adjoining al alley on The
south, together with oil and singular tho build
ings and appIirtenanCCs thGreuntO belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-OnO.third Of the purchase
money 10 he paid In cash, and rs to the balance,
notes at six aud twelve OnthsrespccuSUly With
approved security, tho title 10 be retained until
the payment Of the raid deferred instalmentss
but tic purchaser having tho option 10 ply all Of
said purchase money In cash. The deferred pay
mpIlts ~ pear interest from date. -
GIBSON /, CRANMER,
my9l Commissioner.
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End of the Panama Revolution.

AsrINwALL, May %, VIA KINGSTON.
The civil war In Panama has ended
Peace has been definitely concluded. The
condition has not yet been made public
The steamer Montijo has not yet been re-
stored to her owners. The misundcr.
standing exists between the rebel leaders
Diaz and lletmans. The former refuses
TO Law down his arms '
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THIS IS THE LAST WEEK.-Our read.
ers have at last to make up their minds
that there is to be nm end to the great
auction sales of dry goods, which have
been taking place for some weeks in
MCndel's block, on Main street. After
this week, those sales will be discontinued,
and MS the cyl approaches, our readers
should avail themselves OF this excellent
opportunity to obtain bargains In dry
goods.
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Gin Concert Drawing.
MILWAUKEE, May 81

The drawing of the Gin Concert com.
menCes at 10 O'clock this morning. Up
to t9 o'clock two five hundred dollar
priced had been drawn by the following
numbers: 1904, and II 1884.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsO-
CITATION.
Convention.
WASHINGTON, May .


WASHINGTON May %,
The Young Mems Christian Assoelli,
ton met this morning. AlIer the usuAi
preliminaries, the permanent conIil,i' ae,'
for the ygar were announced. Inc con-
yention then proceeded to the c0nsldera-
ZION ofthe trst proposition, the discus
Ion a. ,Lo Jay which was Goods Word,
the hest course for lis study, and the best
manner in which 1t can be taught by the
VHnng Mems Christian Association An
interesting discussion on this topic follow
ed. The next topic discussed was the
state Conventions. The President read
the following dispatch.
10 he Queen Of England!
The first International Convention of
the Young Mems Christian Association OF
the United States and British Provinces
offer Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, their
heartfelt congratulations upon the auspi-
CiOus return OF her birthday. May 'he
peace of God dwell in her heart and God $
peace bind Great Britain and the lnlled
States in iraternal and perpetual Union
Mr.. Ward, of BuIIalo, presented u
greeting from the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars, now in session in Baltimore,
The third topic discussed was that OF
secular instructOn-what place should ii
have in the Association. Mr., Kindall, of
Philadelphia, urged that it should have a
high place in their work. The fourth
topic was skeplicism Rev. Mr. Hopkins,
Of William College, said the most cih-
cienl mode of dealing with ii was
to act in accordance with the
law that light begCts light It II
would produce faith in others it
must have faith in them. One OF tho
plcasantCst features OF the Convention to-
day was the entertainment Of the dele.
gales from Pennsylvania al the festival
Of Dr. Smiths church
EVENING SESSION
The discussion Of the question OF how
best to promote the study OF Gods Word
In the Association was proceeded with,
but not concluded. The proceedings
were closed with prayer, after which the
Convention formed in line and marched
To the White House, where the President
held reception until ii O'Clock. IsEH
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DECORATION DAY.-The Ladies' Com.
mittGG of Arrangements for Decoration
Day will meet Monday, ut o'clock =. NJ,
at w. II. Hennegens Jewelry Store.
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Fires In New York Forests.

PouFnKEErsrE, N. y, May o.
The fires in the ShCndakn Mountains
are increasing fearlully. Up Hollow Tree
Branch tn Ousands Of acres OF woodland
have been destroyed, and in some places
the flames were ilny feet high
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OUR friends OF the Fourth Ward School
purpose giving theirannual picnic in a
week or 50.
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NICEs-The pavement and street on the
North side Of Quincy between Main and
Market.
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THE greatest variety and largest stock
of colorcd shoes in the city is at Forgey
& Clemens, Southeast corner of Main and
Union streets.
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THE best assortment Of colorcd shoes
in thiscity isat l.. V. Blends, 1O7 Main
street.
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No RACE,-The race advertised 10 take
place on the Island tomorrow will not
come oil owing 10 the entries not being
sufficient. -
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Police CoURT-T'hree cases before the
police court yesterday. Judge Good dis
posed of them us follows
Cecil Green, disorderly, $40 and costs;
John Schultz, drunk, 81 and costs; ThoS
Jones, drunk, 81 and costs.
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For sale.

NOR SALE-15O ACRES OF COAL
II In one body, none having been taken Out,)
within ONT mile OF the Eastern line Of the coTp0'
ration, on the Hemplleld road, just high enough
above the road to dump the coal In cars. The
only large body Of Coal untouched 70 near tho
city. A good opportunity for Investment,
lnynt l. IRWIN,
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STONE & SMITH need no cheap counter
to shove Off old stock. Their stock of
Boots " Shoes are all new and prices low,
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IT was hot yesterday, The Thermome'
ter stood at 90 in the shade.
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A SSIGNEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of Deed Of Assignment made by the firm
of Wait, Harlan q Co. 10 me, dated the llth day
Of May, 1871, aud now Of record In the RecOr.
dcr'r ONCE Of Ohio County, will offer at private
enlm DIV rnnsnnl Of nnrllnal I'LL
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LADIES Congress Caters, 81 cents, at
j. 3. Merge's, 1888 Main street.
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l.. V. BLOND has the finest and mos
stylish shoes in Wheeling.
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SHADOW Pictures at the Partridge Gal.
lery.
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the following property to.wlt: The buildings,
machinery and fixtures belonging to said firm OF
Walt Harlan u Co., In the Eighth Ward In
the City Of Wheeling, occupied and used US 4
basket factory, together with the engines, tools,
shaltng betting, also about 2, 900 baskets, 5000
feet pamcd poplar lumber, 10 cords OfwOOd, one
barrel oil and other stock on hands. The above
described property will be offered at private sale
on the premises In the Eighth Ward In lots 70
when the balance remaining on huhd will DO sold
ut public auction on the premises,
TERMS nc.hnlf cash, balance In six months,
with interest, deferred payments TO DO secured
by note with approved security.
For further Information apply on tho premises
oLtO Il. q. BARR,
mylG Assignee.
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Jusr received; full stock Of Ladies',
Misses, and Children's Button and Lace
Shoes, in all colOrs, at l.. V. Bonds 1O1
Main.
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LXXV only seyenty.iivo cents for u
pair Of Ladies' Lasting Congress CATERS
at Forgcy Il Clemens, corner OF MAN and
Union streets.
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AS THE welcome news of the :" Re.
touched Photographs spreads abroad,
new faces appear on the scene at Brown
d Higgins.
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If you want "the latest" in silk
Hat, you can get it at Stone Il Smiths,
cheaper than elsewhere.
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UOR SALE-TlIAT VERY DESI.
IL RABLE and valuable property belonging
TO the Commonwealth Of Virginia. known as tho
Armory Property. The Board Of Pnhlic Works
OF Virginia, being authorized and required TO
sell the lots and water.powcr belonging 10 the
Commonwealth, situated In the city OF Rich.
inond, and known az the ARMORY PROPERTY
will offer the same on the premises at public
auction, on the 18th OF July NEXT, at r, N,
The payment to he made In State bonds, at par,
and the purchaser allowed a credit or elk and
twelve months from the date Of lts approval and
ratification by the next General Assembly.
About one.third Of the property, on the west.
ern boundary, IL under lease until the lat Of
July 1876, to Robert Archer 4 Co, at rental Of
$3.50 per nnnnn, and the sale will BE- subject to
its conditions
This property about six acres) hdjoins the OK.
tensiye iron works belonging to the Tredegar
Company, bounded on one side by the James
River and KanawhA Canal, G22H feet, and the
other Tor lower side ~ feet on James river, the
fall being between the canal and river iifly feet
Plan Of property IL now on file In the office 0f
the Bnard n Public Works, at Richmond, 10
whom application should Nc made for further in.
formation.
by order Of the Board Of Public Works of Viz.
glnia, THOMAS II, DEWITT,
myl.M. Sec y Board Of Public WOrkg
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NEw Scenery at the Partridge Gallery
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ALL SHOP Worn GooDs.-At Forgey
& Clemens is sold at less than cost
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GENTS aud boys straw hats in the lat
est styles at Forgey Il Clemens, Southeast
corner Of Min and Union streets.
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TnE pnrcst and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lvers
upon the sea shore. II IL perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for Hazard & Caswcll's Cod Liver
OIL, manufactured by
CAsWRLL, HAZARD h CO.,
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GENTS Fine Slippers, co cents, ut ]. b.
Merge's, 1873 Main street.