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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31
The Pleasures ofthe Farmer.

The Pleasures ofthe Farmer.
Besides being one of the nob!est and
highest caliiHgs in which men can
serve out the penalty incurred by their
erring father, ADAM, farming is the
most safe of all business pursuits.-
Competition cannot ruin it; III lands
ard broad enough fer all. You often
hear merchants say they could do well
enough were it not that the business
in their town was oyerdone-too ma
ny engaged in it-so many i'll fact that
some of them would accept any price
for their goods rather than miss a sale.
Not SO with the farmer. L: is true he
has many competitors, but the grain he
raises, if it be as good as his neigbor's'
will bring the same price per bushel'
There is no danger of competition in
juring the farmers business. Your
rich soil yields just as much now, and
brings you as much profit, and proba-
bly, more, than it did when farms were
twenty miles apart instead of joining
each other as they do now. The value
of your land is increased by competi-
ton; while the value of q Touring
mill or a newspaper, if there be hardly
business for two at a given point, is
decreased by the starting of opposi-
ton. The owner of tillable land has
in that land an established business
which nothing but the sheriff can de-
prive him of if he has the disposition
and muscle to work it. And it is an
Observation-Disclosures teo. 1t does not
take four u five yea S hard labor to
make it pay expenses-to get the bust
ness worked UP, as VIC who arc engag-
ed in other pursuits say. 1t pays if
well tended, the first year as we'll as
the fifth. The owner OF forty acres of
land, does not have to speak friendly
to a suriy neighbor for the sake of
his trade; he does not have TO keep
his political views under i bushel for
the sake of trade from customers who
do not think as he docs; he is not put
KS church just to show a friendly
spirit with III eye TO business; he is
not compelled to tell the public that
every nan of his party who aspircs TO
Office, is lit for it, az editors are often
compelled to do just to keep peace in
the family. No!netAcl He depends
on no one but hiEisel!; The worlds
demand makes a market for his pro-
duct, and it matters not what religious
creed is generally accepted as true, or
what political party ruies iiis country
he goes right on raising corn and
wheat, selling it and is happy.
Ask any nan or woEaau who was
raised on a farm, and afterward enter
ed another pursuit in life, TO tell you
of the days when they were happiest
and they will refer gu to the days
when they gathered around the cher
ished fireside in sUlle farm house
whose walls have since ;%nouldered and
perhaps .crumbled and iallen; those
days when his or her contact with the
world had not been 80 sharp and the
heart was light ant! free. ASK them
what friends they would call about
them for All evenings enjoyment. il
they were permitted to sumnion them
back from the great Beyond TO which
we are drifting and they will name
the country lads and lasses with whom
they used 10 attend ti!c rural spelling
school.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31

President Grant has appointed
Thursday, the 18th of November, as a
day of thanksgiving and praise. We
may be mistaken, but we supposed
that this holiday was not announced
till later in the season. The most de-
sirable subject for Thanksgiving will
be the announcement on the sixth of
November that Grantism has failed
to perpetuete itself for another four
years.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31
$4,000 THOUSAND.

IS 800 1000 Bottles of Green's Angus
Flower has been sold in this State in
three months. We only ask you to go
to the drug store of j. H. Rohrer Can't
den and get Il Bottle FRIE OF CHARGE, or
a regular size at 70 cts. Every Bottle
warranted to CURE dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, Sickheadache, Co~stiveuess,
Heartburn, Waterbfash, Sour Stomach,
Indigestion, Impure Blood, and all dis
ease caused ty IinpureBiood, or derang-
ed Stomach and Ii
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31
The Doty House.

The Doty House is generally sup
piled with as many regular boarders
as IL other first class Hotel, but on
Sunday night last the Proprietor was
blessed with a permanent" one, of
the male persuasion, a regular dead
head" Weighing about twelve pound!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31

HoLLowAY's OINlMENr.--The pene-
trative and healing action of this potent
salve is a marvel throughout the world.
Nothing else SHOULD be relied on in scro-
fula, canter, salt rheum, erysipelas, and
external injuries. Sold rs Maiden Lane
n. Y. Price, % cents per pot. Ask
for new style the old is O unterfeited.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31
Dry Goods,

Every body is running to Frank
DEEMS to purchase n of his Shawls,
and look at his stock of Goods just re-
ceived and now ready for sale.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31
Wood Wanted

Those of our subscribers who intend
paying their subscription in Wood,
will please bring it along immediately.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31
RAILROAD TIME 3
Cincini Eaton & Richmond R. R.
LINE.

Passenger Trains viii run on this Road. leaving
the several Stations IS fellows:
Upward Trains Downward Trains.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31

gEERhea and Kelly are receiving a
large lot of choice apples which they
are selling cheap for cash.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31

@-If you want a good Apple to eat
90 to Rhea & Kelly.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31

No. arrives state Line at as p. NJ. anl No. ]
at GI0 A. NJ No.I0 leaves Ebfcdgo Daily, Pvcen
Saturday,. Al other Trains Fart Daily, excep
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-31

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
Columbus and Indianapolis Division.
GoIEG WEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06
GEORGETOWN.

Quick WoRK.-The plank road (24 feet wide
and inches thick for the accommodation of
wagon travel, now being laid for the Board of
Public Works by Messrs. Vandt r burg and Snow
contractors, from the Brdge-street bridge to the
Union Hotel, corner of Washington street, was
commenced yesterday morning, and will be
completed this evening. Many vehicles, besides
at this point. Why don't Riker get these con-
tractors to build his temporary track so that the
cars can run to High street? They would do in
two or three days what it will take him two
years to finish at the present rate of progression
1t may be considered smart by the company and
its managers to continue the Inconvenience to
the public caused by stopping the cars at the
two would lay the temporary track. They will
yet find out their mistake. Suppose the tempo
Iary track has to be taken up a few weeks
hence; 1t would be an accommodation until
then. The people of GeOr getOwn will not soon
forget the inattention to their comfort and con-
venience, and the company may yet find their
parsimony mistaken policy. That P-street road
would take all the travel from here If it was
only hurried up. There u money in it for those
who invest
Posi- OFFICE RRYoRM.-Our postmaster, DIR.
Charles H. Cragin, deserves great credit for his
spirit Of accom- mediation to our people. Those
having keys to lock boxes can now obtain their
mail matter as late as 10 O'Clock p. m. on week
days, and IL noon on Sundays and holidays.
Heretofore our mails have closed at 81 D. m. on
week days and 10 q. m. on Sundays.
The SIDEWALKS at the northwest corner OF
High and First streets are in such . bad condi-
ton as to be dangerous, particularly ct night.
Will the Board Of Public. Works, or some other
competent authority. remedy the evil? o. ser
footwalks are equally bad here, but none per
haps where there Is SO much travel.
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THR COURT

CIRCUIT COURT, Jxdse MaeArtkw.-ro-day,
s,Sms.villss Lsitsh, agt; Browne; H.,gnet ass.
Heller; motion to qnAsh certiorsri granted. Cook
BIO sgt. Fir:t National Bank; motion for Judgment
q %sS Gasn
placed on calendar DUR Thompson act Lubey
asned as psS
below afnrmed. Tibbetts agt. Wright: motion for
ton to reinstate case granted. Horne aer. P1rdy:
motion for new trial overruled. Brown agt. Chip
man; motion to amend record.
case Of Maska,l sgs. Giles and Rheem, tor assault
ISHss ;5s fr the
assault and battery with intentt Kin james Sim
kin" withdrawn, and the accused lined ono for the
assault George Robinson; coiered charged with
ger, Of Frederick city; committed 70 await reauis
ition from the governor of Maryland. Isaac Leysn,
Wilson, same on ncei workhouse. Margaret NC
Mannps, profanity; fined 50: John Msloney, a
Gisscee charged with selling liquor without license:
fined Slsoi an appeal was taken BY her counsel;
the same witnesses gave the usual testimony; lined
$50: appealed. Elizabeth Oats charged with the
SisO John Donoho, c. srsed with the same; not
sustained, and the attorney enter.d pole pros;
Richard Burnett, charged with highway robbery,
was postponed. and james s,monds, witness. held
9, inin Charged tb selling snor wtsou. fic.nse.
The two professional celored witnesses who have
new liquor law, gave the usual testimony; that their
motive was to ob.ain the moicty of the fine; fined
r.quired. Maiich Gately' charged with the same
ffense: James Williams ard Thomas Jack son, the
same professional witness gave testimony. but il
was contradictory and the Judge dismissed the ca e
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ALEX A NDRIA.

the Corpor alton Court, Judge Lowe to preside,
will commence on Monday next The case Of
Newton Smith, coiored, for murder, in which
the Court Of Appeals has granted Q new trial,
and q case OF infractiOn of the revenue laws are
the only criminal cases decketed for the term.
and 1t L. probable that they may not be tried.
TIE FUNDING BILL.--U was reported on
Union street this morning that meeting OF the
Corn Exchange would be held tomorrow for
the purpose OF giving public expression TO the
sentiments Of the members with regard to the
Bill.
TRANsFRRRED--S Superintendent f. Ksuff-
man has been transferred from the U. s. Gem.
etery ut Alexandria TO Ariington.-Gas last
sreRing.
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LOCAL N EW 8.
The Lyon-POllard Scandal.

After our report closed yesterday, Mr. LYON
was erOssed-examined by Mr.. Riddle, who asked
witness II ms race was not in mourning and If he
was not excited on the morning after the shoot
ing at the st. Cloud Hotel?
Mr.. LyOn.-NO, sir; my face was not in mourn
ing, and the excitement had worn of.
Mr.. Riddle.-Where did you come from that
morning?
Witness came from nv Sleeping room.
Mr.. Riddle.-YOu don't undertake to say that
YOU Slept any that morning?
Mr.. LyOn--Nes. did
Mr.. Riddle.-You must have the constitution
OF lion. Did you not tell me that you saw and
sosnd Mrs Pollard in Capt Denty's room?
Mr.. Ly0n--I did.
Mr.. Cox objected to the manner of the cross
examination. The plaintiff could not be allowed
70 make out his case in a eross-examinatiOn.
Mr.. Riddle.-Did yOu not saw to me that you
saw the gas turned down, and that you got up To
the transOm-
Dir Lyon-I did rot say that got up to the
GahsOm. / said the tTansom was out, tor ven
tlation, suppose.
Mr.. Riddle.-What did you say to me about
Mrs. z. being in Denty bed?
Mr.. Lyon Nothing.
Nr. Eiddle--Did you not say that you saw her
irving TO hide in the closet
MIR. Lyon did MOI.
Dir. Riddle.-what policeman had you in Gus
t0dy that night?
Nr. Lyon.-NOne.
Witness could not remember the names of the
tffCerS; never made a positive statement to the
tffCCrS about the circumstances OF the occur
renee; made the statement to Mr.. Riddle twice;
the subject under the gas post on 9th street near
the hotel; the statement of witness to the police
sffCers was very general; knows Maggie Sulli-
van; she was a servant at the hotel; does not re-
member that Maggie was ever in the roem when
he had "A conversation with Mrs. Pollard; never
said to Mrs. L. that he did say that she was i'm
bed with Denly, but that he was drunk when he
said it, and would take il all back; didsay to her
that he had seen her in Denty's room, but Mag
fIe was not there; never was drunk in his life.
Dir. Riddle shall not examine him Oh that
subject in this community.
Henry Yeatman, policeman, testified that he
did not see Lyon on the night of the occurrence;
that some days after he was called in to take
Mrs. Pollardin charge; she was screaming; Lyon
accused her OF being in bed with Mr.. Denly,
which she denied; the words were that he
''caught her in bed with Captain Denty;" could
not say whether on other occasions he had made
similar state nts TO witness.
On crOss-eNaminatiOn witness stated that the
conversation alluded TO- was three evenings after
the occurrence: heard the screaming before he
WAS called The most of what she said was
-'IOu are a liar-you are liar" Called there
the same evening, and found her going on in the
same way; could not say whether LYON said Mrs
Pollard was in Capt. Denty's bed or be in beers.
AT this point the court adjourned until Mon
aay.
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CITY ITEM

AN EXTENSIVE assortment of fine Cloths.
Cassimeres, Doeskins, and Vestings, for ordered
work. All goods made in the best am amer, and
sold for one price only. without deviation.
GEO. &. HENNING,
No. 40 9TH street northwest,
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Harmless AS SUMNER DEw.-Yet in the
highest degree disnfectant and preventative.
SozOdOnt keeps the teeth always healthy and
spotless, and the gums rudy and free from
canker. WIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06
Condensed Locals.

The Columbia Typographical Society cele.
brate their fifty seventh anniversary tonight
by supper at the KiOman House.
The ones who made the most money on the
hrst OF the year were the hack drivers and the
boot blacks.
w. II. Chase, superintendent of sewers, ha.
been directed by the Board Of Public Works to
place sewer trap at the northeast corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 4th street east.
Austin Prior, colored boy about twenty years
OF age, living with family on c. between Sd
tai Yesterday by Lieutenant NOonan, OF the
sanitary police.
The Press-feeders' Union met last evening. al
Beck's Hall, and elected as officers for the en-
Douglas, vice president; Samuel Hurley, treas
urer; w. T. Hall, secretary.
MI. Albert Gleason, the contractor, has COM
pleted the laying of the temporary plank road
on Bridge street, Georgetown, to-day. He has
also been directed to temporarily repair the
cobble-stOne pavement on Pennsylvania a venue
from 2lst street to NJ street bridge over Rock
creek.
AN IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-The Salaries ot
District Employees Cannot be Attached for Debt
important decision in the case of DUR and
Thompson agt. Timothy Lubey, Water Regis
trar OF the District OF Columbia, in the Circuit
Court, after full argument by Messrs. Cook and
Cahill for the District of Columbia and LEIGH
and TOtten for the plaintiffs. The salary of de-
PENDANT Lubey had been attached to liauidate a
yuukmcut ODtdlHtu several years ago, AMI the
District came in as garnishee and resisted the
condemnation. The plaintiff maintained that
the District of Columbia and its disbursing Off
GERS was subject to process of garnishment, and
that money due its officers and employees could
be attached.
The court said that this was very important
question, and decided that on the ground OF
public policy and convenience and otherwise
the District was exempt from garnishment, and
that money due its officers must be paid them
and it could not be diverted to pay private
claims. The plaintiffs appealed.
COLUMBIA STREET RAlLwAY.-The new cars
ordered for the Columbia street railway, in an
ticipation of the completion OF the double track
have arrived, and are now ready to be set run
ming as soon as the second track is completed
making the whole number Of cars fifteen. The
laying Of the track is being pushed as rapidly a.
the weather will permit, and will be completed
in short time. During the four months the
road has been in running order the company
has accumulated from its earnings a surplus OF
over $1,000 above all expenses and the directors
expect to declare q dividend Of eight per cent
at the expiration Of the first six months, on the
first of March.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
(rpOrDa ROhiuSnn lios
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
George Robinson, alias George Jones, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Columbus, charged
with horse stealing. In his possession was a
sOrrel mare, which he was offering for sale much
below its value. Subsequently it was ascertain
ed that Robinson is q noted horse thief and that
the animal he held was stolen from Mr.. Wine.
burger, of Frederick city, Maryland. He was
locked uD $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
Chandeliers. Gas Stoves and Weather Strips. AT
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, I'M. g. A. Bnili-
ing 9th and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

TWO DESPERATE CHARACTERS ARREsTED-A
ROBBERY WHICH HAS LED TO HOMICIDE AND
AN ATTEMPT To KILL.
IL viii be recOllected that a Mr.. MetZger was
attacked and robbed of a watch. in open day-
light, about the LIST of December and shortly
afterwards Richard Gassaway. Phillip Butler
and James Simmons were arrested by Lieut.
johnson : officers on suspicion of having CON-
aIraIgned in the Criminal Court, and the trial
resulted in the conviction of Gassaway and BUT
Ter and the acquittal OF Simmons The first
named was sentenced TO the penitentiary for
seven years and Butte. to two years-the latter.
before his sentence, making clean breast of the
witness by the District Attorney; and in the at
tempt to procure the watch, which Butler and
Simmons stated had been sold to John Shea
Gfhcer Doyle was shot and killed by Mrs Shea
There were two others concerned in the attack
ON MI. Undergraduates johnson alias "Black
strap and Dick Burnett, the former one of the
most accomplished Young thieves this CITY has
produced, and tue latter one "a little older,
who has already ''dOne time" at ALBANY
The officers laid all kinds OF plans to catch
them. watching the houses which they fire.
quented; but up To last night they were unsuc-
sessful- On Monday night last the two villains
OvcThauled Simmons, who had given the infor-
nation as to the case, and after Telling him with
a heavy iron bar. (which bears the appearance
Of having been used a. jimmy in some bur
glarious operatiop,l beat him and left him
SnseiesS. Lieut.. johnson was more determined
after this TO arrest the parties. and few nights
ago placed several OF his officers To watch
places where they would be likely 10 visit and
last night Officers ClawsOn and Shepherd sue
ceeded in aTresting them. 1t is probable that
berry OF Metzger, and assault with intent 10 kill
Simmons, and il is safe to predict that they will
soon enter on a long term at the Albany peni-
tertiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

BLIND ToN, the colored pianist, whose per
formaDces upon tho piano Is one Of the wonders
of the age, will appear at Odd Fellows' Hall, In
this city, ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday
to that Of some Of the greatest musicians of the
zee, and besides this he can do what they can
nnS~sS-sepest the most intricate piece correctly
49, hearing IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

UEDERwKAR at the usual low rates at Prices
413 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

SORE THROAT, CoUGH, COLD, and similar
troubles, if suffered to progress result in serious
pulmonary affections, oftentimes incurable.
"Brorn's Bronchiai Troches'' reach directly the
seat of the disease, and give almost instant
relief. co
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GLOVES for the million at Prices, Alb eth st.

BEST QUALITY KIDGLovEs at 81 so at Prices,
413 eth street,
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DLEAsE TELL YOUR TRIENDS WHERE 7
GET RELIEF.
OORH0. BUNlON0.

DLEAsE TELL YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
i GET RELIEF.
O01N8, BUNlONA
Chilblains. Vascular Excrescebces. Club and In
growing Toe nails, and other diseases Of the feet.
Dr. ss
No. e3S 18th street. oppneite B. Treasury, wash
ingten. branch One, No North Charles street,
.
other veil known and responsible PATRONS. Hours,
Rom Q. m; 70 Sp.n. Press q business at once
ys;,ns patient; q BE-
lHGToN IN 1851. deem
n VALUABLK POCKET OOMPAGION.
DIARIES FOE 1879, for registering events,
o New eo q
North America, blank space Tor every day In the
year, cash account for each month, bills yable
ard s r;ss. ring different s1Md: ie ssrSSs
Pure Linen PLAYING cARDs, wholesale, at
manufacturer Phil ssiHiifiEccfxeron 3 B,os..or..
d9s-A Corner 81 street ana Penna svsnSe.
IN THE sUPRENE OOUkf % fHE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,
Hoidiag Social TxM, Dscsnbe lsrA, lG1.
ol In Il "a 4 FHf
i.trasor aforesaid has, With the aDlrobstion, q
Tie SSSs q shs bpc q SoSS s2 os
s:agsIys p ~, for ths a.sl s'ssl;es1s a.: Ssi
ZANE have been eollscssd sai tars.d into nseey;
:af y: sse nss e; % .s
f fs% al tsp sss' = "a
ksocidsS, copy Of shis csdss 3 gssn1csc TO- = &c
ve.s Tor three weeks vEnsTr RI -
d. ~ th.As kegiSses o. WIZ.
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Classes under an snperieneed GymnAst, Baths,
LING ALLY, a. eer month per quarter BOW
"1'Hk UNIVERSITY MEDICINES"
p q. JOHN Ohm sRAT !: ~ CONSTANT .rr.ss.sex
next to Chss ssotts Drug store where he vii be
70 A i New sas
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AID AnATEURs
olnsins fs!ior fsss.. xe1ss1ins .Sis sss q
'L e .a s s :I:s s.s1 q s,ss;
ns; 4 81 r g
OFsIcl Asst oULnfERnAsfER, Q: 9. 4
Y IoRI noSnoEs Va, Dsosab:r nth lSl.
r. Is 3: Z. -
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s 81 S:ii fi,: s; ;;i::sss &:
~ @ is.t oeSpisg ana stils,
rss . = q fa i Ssss and de
Any information desired Co b ebsc,.:s :s sPpli-
S al e sn G. s and ASK os.,s.i.f. O. Any.
DROPOsALs EoR coRPoRAfIon BONDS.
SEEDED Propssals ym Be- rsesavsA By sAs Board Of
es9 sSSH s,S si ia ies 5. :.s % ~.
q. Fen c:.s ssss q e. se. q
BiSS.ss %! 80 q: s.o..s e bona. os.rsd. s.a
lG1- ne Co0Dissionsn reserve 20 themselvss the
right 70 oscins any osrs not 20 the tntsrst q The
ProDosals shesh BE- IN With MOSES KELLY,
Treasurer Of the Doord. IL Medicinal useroooi.
tan Dank, bofore ths hour named abOss.
~ order Of the OsmDiseton:
GER kArs.s!:;stEE!fe;l:'. So. s. e. ny 5!
- . oAnoS hAxAniel1 Pc. sv.. bseVose ~
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6I6 TRUNKS.
LADIES' and MEMS sATCHELs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
eADDLERY and HARNESS,
CARRIAGE ROBEs, &c, &c.
In GREAT tRIETY, at Low PRICES ZOE
CASH, at the
N " WAC TORY
JAMES q. TOPHAM q o..
~42sA
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellow Hal
NOTICE.
mcMCRRYT PATENT STAYS plt I'm IN opr
Best and Medium Trunks. AeIe-ec
Y. Mc.A
MNAsIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY.
Corner OH and ID streets