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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

loiler at private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
Grn Of ". ". Miller Il Co.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building is %
fee! by Is feet, centrally located with good light
which cauuot be obstructCd, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of hrst.class Johbiug
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the promises
to il. b. MILLER,
jAng Receiver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
GERMANY.
nANQuET TO A1rnAnET DAVIS

7'VS1'H ~ TIT 1I''I'I8R INV Nv
BERLIN, April 23.-Mr. Bancroft, the
American Minister, gave banquet last
night IN honor Of G. G. B. Davis, agent
Of the United States before the Geneva
Board. Bismarck and several leading
German diplomats were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24

OTTAWA, On, April 2S.-In the House
DR.. Tupper, in answer TO the question,
said Il was not intended to grant current
privileges to foreigners, for fishing in the
inland lakes aud rivers. Canadians only
would have the fishing right,
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ruddlers, strike at PotlsvllIe.

PeTTsvILLE, Pa, April 23.-One hun.
drcd and twenty-five puddlers, in the en-.
ploy OF Atkins IL Bro. and Ben AMIN Hay.
wood, arc on strike. This action throws
out of employment zoo iron workers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
Royal Birth in Germany.

BERLIN, April 23.--Her Royal High.
ness the Princess Imperial OF Germany
wife OF Prince Frederick William, gave
birth TO u daughter yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24

The Wcst.Tenncssco Baptist Conven.
ton, at Memphis, has pledged $4,000 to
the Southern Baptist University, at Green.
vile, S, C., il removed TO that vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mill at the head Of Wheel.
Ing Island is offered lor sale on Very reasonable
terms. This Mil Is capable OF cutting from 5000
io 10000 feet per day, and has the best Log lar.
bOr known. Also . acre Lot In the town Of
MGrtIEsivrry will be sold separately or in connec.
distance above the FurnHCG and is tplGndid To-
Caty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu Idings. For particulars, enquire on the prem
lsrs, or VI
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. OF Walnut and Second SITS, Wheeling Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
LEAEE.

Tickets 10 all principal points In the Eas, and
West can be procured ut the Union Ticket Oalco,
IN M'Lure House, and al the Station at Bridge.
port.
FIR. MYERS,
novel General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Mr.. Fish Deprecating any Declara-
tiOn by Congress.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs received letter
today from the Secretary oi State sug.
gesting that in view Of the pending cor.
respondence relative TO the Alabama
claims, it is not expedient or advisable for
Congress TO make any declaration upon
the subject, as proposed by Judge Peters
resolution, which opposes the claim for
consequential damages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
T1uE "MAYES' FARNl' FOR SALE

situated one and hall miles southeast Of LGe
town OF West Alexander, Washington county
Pa, containing 2iS acrcsGhd ~ PSFCWneTji
"Ut to the Depot OF the W. +. d. HA'''OAu'
Price, SEVENTEEN THorLASn DoLLAhS.
1T. MAYES.
WRIST ALEXANDER. Aprll i9 Np3O'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

olIrr FOR sale the hone In which nOwrc- tts3sAt
side. situate on John street, q few tOors up
rast Of Fifth. The house Is substantial .ESisiA
tw0.stOry brick containing eight rooms he.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms. The house Is in good order and
well located and in every way q desirable prop
trty, being butA little over square from the
Post Office. There is also on the premises u good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and n carriage hOnac
Any one wishing TO purchase can examine the
premises at any time.
sept25 JNO. +. MCDERMOT.
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nor E-WINDOW GLASS
L WORKS THE Robinson Window Glass
Works, in North Wheeling, Is offered for sale on
easy terms. These works arc In good condition
and ready for running. .,-,---
The p. W. J. Ky. X. Il will run along the river
front, making It very convenient tor shipments
IN nny D0iRt west. Title unqusstionAble.
Possession given Immediately, Address, +. q.
ROBINSON or ". ". ROBINSON, Is Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va Hplb
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland Il Pittsburg Railroad
&ME IS
0N AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18Th,
~ ISL. Trains viii run Us inllOws. viz:
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DROPPED DEAD.

Mr.. Shrewsbury, Mayor of Madison,
Ind, and one Of the most wealthy and re.
spected men Of that place, fell dead as he
was stepping out of his door this after.
noon TO go to the Council Chamber, from
heart disease.
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baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.
IL 8

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
\ blythe following Schedule on and nltcr No.
NrmheT @Ih, 1871, Wheeling time:
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pITTsBURGH LYE-5O CASES
i Concentrated Lyc,
Just received and for sale by
apis NJ RRILLY.
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For Sale.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUC.
TION SALE,
On AGsd J., A. hsO OcoTE at tG%Dii. NS Y.
NJ. R1nrrT. Shrubs, and Fruit Trees Just In
n1y,rd 'nE rom France by NJ. Magne, consisting In
pSrt t Of Camilias, AaaiICs, RhododGndroms, Mag.
p"iia., Climbing Plants, China LIlaCs; &C; &C :,
A lafrc variety OF Roses, together with cholce
Collection Of Bulbs and Fruit Trees, too numer'
an. 10 mention and very select
anQgs j, Q, 'HERVEY, AuclIouccr
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DOR SALE
10 ACRES ElRs1 CLASS UPLAND.

One eight Of mile from the Ohio river, about
0ne,half mile from Newport, Washington county,
residue In choice timber.
.,t usIov'a nlnnk Market gtFpnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
BY TELEC PH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intclligencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
OfHcc Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe S,s.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24
INDIANAPOLIS.
A Man Kills his Wife and Cuts his
own Thrnnf.

INDIANAPOLIS, April ga man named
Cluck shot and killed his wife IN this city
today. After firing six shots and making
sure of his victim, he cut his own throat
with u knife, making n fearful wound,
which was dressed at the Surgical Insti.
tute, and it is thought he will recover.
Family difficulties were the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-24

Grand Lodge of West Virginia..An-
nual Communication ut Clarks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21
Two Good Farms for Sale.

7 YING PARTLY IN BRADLEY COrN-
XIV, Tennessee. and partly in Whitfield
cuunry, Georgia, within one mile Of Rcd Clay
pcpot. a village on the 4. I. n Ga. Rail Road.
and Immediately on the main wagon r0id
LEADING from Charleston and Cleveland. Tenn.
To Dalton. Ca. and in what is known n Red
Clay Valley. one farm contains o22 acres,
TOO of " ich j. in good state If cultivation.
the remainder well timbnrrd: complexion of
soil red muatto. good frame house with nNr
rooms. good barn and out.hulding'. seven or
eight never flIin" spring, Of Is ,iur water As
ever run out Of the earth, y 40. | meadow
but rattle" out OF lis: a pretty fair 0rrhagd OF
assorted fruit trees. some Of which are lust ne
ginnin. IN bear. Price, Four Thousand rive
Hundred Dollars. payments made N>N.
The other rtrm lies side by side with the
above described place, and contains $50
ucrrs. pretty much tn" same sort Of soil 81
acres in cultivation. balance in splendid tim
BIER, line grass and meadow Lands, tolcrnbly
nir farm buildings. splendid orchard of AL
r'o,t all Kinds Of fruit, springs and running
Wat"r in abundance. society good. Churches
Convenient. stores and Po.tolrc within on"
mite. Price Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. Payments made to Nrit purchasers.
WuuII exchange for well selected stock ol
General Merchandise. For further iulormo-
tiou r.l, or Off ,llrc,, editor ATHENS PuNr;
az any person desiring ia look at the land, viii
joe -horu ilr slime by applying TO Nh JAMES
II. jDuG. N.d 'Iny,t,n.
.H-r H. i,,--'i-2"N
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The animation ~, Game CrccIs
ANnilrmiN.

,,-.'.-.. ~ ---. -,---. I----.-----,'-- I- ---,
EDITOR COST our INNul'nlIuh w Iu''
rIo'rd' M! we pr"n",' 10 -(w you u pII'l ~,
count "l w. WI U''0'E' n',I,I'',N I,Hil,
lUNr,dly l'l' I"I"U' ',l'',' "'I' VI, ,I
rNaWl'lII w. NI WE nr''l'0'' ~ ,,u'l 'uUl
'"iIlnE hI"N ]" N,,,'N W". l"'In' "'i w,
i''I anu n"rH.0 ,"r,ll ,4'l ~ WIN .'n '' wv.
lno' ,'l'i "lor! hNn'UI''u""' wv, w. 'i'
n'''ndru' mere or '''""'I"' w n"In,,H
rNrhlns 'Wo ITI%' W.T., "t'l," w. ',,' ',atn''
'oyN Tor 'Io u,>' I,"l'',.IIu' .uu '"r u,'
Prize was n"UH 10 20, hu''' ,'
the second to " lIllN " are, on |hN sumo hIN.
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Cane Creek Academy.

We owe or friends at Cane Creek an apology
for not redccmlng a promise to be present at the
c!oSin. exercises Of the school last Friday,
but as the disappointment was mi ii greater
with Us than it could be with them we know
that we will readily he plrloncd. We feel Il
deep interest in the success of all well and lib
orally conducted institutions Of learning
where they are kept flee from scctarian and
political intlucnccs-andin hone more than that
ut Cane Creek. 1t In, been built up 10y the
enterprise and labor of the people of the neigh
bOrhood and the excellent man who has charge
Of it, and its success is another illustration OF
what Il little combined energy and devotion ca.
do when properly directed and guided by Il
spirit of moderation. harmony and wisdom.
The number of students IN attendance during
the academic years. stated at 1866. and il is said
the examination and closing exercises furnished
satisfactory evidence of the progress of The
school. We congratulate Prof. Drummer and hi>
assistants upon the gratifying results OF Their
efforts and devotion in teaching.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21
Hsc.rS,pSi PENNSYLVANIA.

DR.. John a. Long left at the printing office, .
few day, ago, Il specimen Of wheat from his
farm, six miles south Of Athens, Of Il very >u-
pcror quality. The heads are well filled, and
the grains as large and perfect rs any we have
ever seen produced in this country. This wheat
is known rs the "PrnnSyvania Bearded This
Is the second year DR.. Long, who isa success
full farmer rs well rs physician, has sown thi,
variety, and he is highly gratiiicd with the re-
suit He think. 1t is peculiarly adapted to
our soil and climate, and says the -four is of n
golden color and of an excellent quality. We
shall probably have something more to say
about the "Pcnnsylvania Bcardcd,' as good
flour generally makes good "puil,."
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sr1s;yeyE's"s SALE.

10Y virtue Of two orders of sale issued from
- the office ut The circuit Court Clerk ol
McMiun county. rrut..,-vo. and 10 inc direct
ed. will offer for sale to the highest bidder.
for cash in hand. u the Courthouse door, III
the town Of Athens, ON Monday, 9TH day OF
Au"u>t. 80. all the right. title, interest ana
claim that sc. ~iipr has in and to unc-halt
undivided interest in Eleven Hundred and
Fiftv Acres of land. more or les, lying in the
4d civil district uf McMiun county, Tennessee
and bounded by the lands Of John Newman
Jane. Gcity.. \. Hoggc>,, and others. known
"A, the farm formerly owhcd by Henry Latham,
Levied on u, the property of \. &. Nlipr, 10
satisfy a judgment aud costs obtained III llN"r
Of &c. Stpc. ,...,,.,
June u. !Ni2-it-prs fee s6,0n-23S
4 l.SO-At the same time aud place. by WI
| a tue Of nm order Of sale ISSUED from the Of
flee Of the Circuit Court Clerk and 10 he di-
Ircctcd viii sell, to the highest bidder for
cash in hinA. all the right, title and claim that
/ John u. Gruhb Ia, in and to on" uudtyidrd
interest IN the following describe! property
/ io-Nir: one House and Lot known IN the plan
of III, town Of Athens Tennessee. ~ lot num-
Der So. in the IN civil district OF McNiun
county. Tcun.. being the same house aud lpl
(which JACKSON Gruhb nuw occupies. Levied
ON Il, the property Of John II. GrIthh. ~ tl>'
/ rv Il Judgment aud cost. recovered against tn,
| said Grubh and W. :. EGgman adm'r .! u
/ 4 Hen. deed, in favor of Bailey, Ordway eco
W. II. HOW ARD. ID. sh'H.
| June a. lS.2-it-prs fee Si,W-.1S
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New Rail I:o,d ArrrnG"Unan;.

The following appears in the knoNyi'l"
Press anil Hcrdi3 Of the 18th:
We learn that one Of the results of IN" re-
cent conferences among railroad mngn1tr>.
hl. been 4 consolidation If The general freight
and passenger management Of the line oi rond
from Bristol to Memphis. The line compr,,-
81 the Bat Tennessee. virginia and Gnrr-il
Road. and the Memphis and Charleston R"1i.
This new Arrangement. we Understand, will
90 into operation early in July, under the
control Of the southern Railway Security
Company.
Capt 10. .Inluc-. the very efficient and sue
cr,,lt Vice President and superintendent of
the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Road. (, to be- the General superintendent oi
the consolidated line. becoming q, once ih"
Manager Of tbr Longest and most important
line ol travel aud transportation in the south
rrn states.
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N7rS. SMliiM.' sSCllOOl.

The entertainment given last Friday nght by
the Young ladies connected with Mrs. Sulln~'
School was highly attractive, ana delighted the
large audience present. The rchcar>als ana
compositions Were good, and the music. both
vocal and instrumental, in >omrin-tnco> ,hoW-
ed unusual talent. "The Dying Min'trcl' was
was the Echo song by the entire class. During
the session just closed the music department
has been under tie charge o: Miss Lua. Vaughn
young lady of rare accomplishments. who VT
trust will be induced to retain Il position which
she is so highly qualified to fill. Parties who
had the privilege of attending the Examination
speak commercially of the progress made by
the school in their studies generally.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

If he who cause, 1.-TWO blade. Of grass to
grow whcr" only one grew before might be
called % public bcurfnc'ur. how much more
should he be- hailed bcn"iar'or Of the human
race who bring, back the bloom of health to
human rirr diyinp," and renew, our lca,c
Of lite. when. to all outward seeming, even
hone has He'd. Truly. tie conscientious ply
.irln has a noble ca,iing. and great l. hi re-
ward in the gratitude Of nil generous hearts
who have been relieved hy his mini'trttion-.
Dr. Tho>. \. lIurcy'~ npnrIlnand Potash.
Worm Candy, niItnr,. and hguc Tonic. nov
bring, him in rich ar.o-y~ If wealth, and Will
bring HIM pOsthumud- fame.
Ntv l. i--J fp, .JtI
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Heavy Weld.

We stated week or two ago that Jo. Mat
,hcw>, of this place, had Il field of wheat that
he thought would yield 80 bushels to the acre.
It was thrcshcd, cleaned and weighed on Tues
day, and the product is thirty-twO and onc.t"nt!l
opening price, would give Mr. Matthew, $iS Il,
the gross product per acre, which is rather
above an average for this country, though there
i plenty Of land here susceptible" of It. high on
dcro cultivation. Mr.. Matthews wheat i, o
the blue stem variety, and the seed wa, put in
the Ground early and WE'LL
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Cumberland University.

We have received II copy Of the Catalogue
of Cumberland University. Lebanon, for ISL
.. 1t is from the press Of Il. J.. c. White ~
Co., Lebanon. The style in which the work
Is done is highly complimentary TO that c>-
tablishmcnt. The Institution appears to be
In fourshing condition. The number of
student, in attendance in the different depart
mcnts durin. the year Is stated at $50.
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Tor Ta% Collector.

We arr authorized and requested to an
nolurr W. VI. kILLLN ~ candidtt" for
recollection 10 the ol'.rr Of rAN Collector for
MrNmu county. az the ensuing August c'rr-
sion.
We arr authorized an1 requested ~ nnnonn""
the name az JOHN VI. MILLER, nrmtiantr
tor rN Collector Of NrNIuu county subject
to q Convention if ucshoUld Dr hrld Election
a., N,,...,
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a Relief.

You are troubled with Il bad breath; Il an
nOyS your friends and acquaintance. rs well
rs Yourself You would like to get rid Of it.
but scarcely know what means to adopt. We
will tell you. Use the fragrant SozoDoNr.-
1t will cleanse and bcuuliy your teeth, and
leave YOUR breath pure and sweet.
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For Sheriff.

Wcnrc authorized and requested TO announce
JOIIN \. GOUhDl It, a candidate fer rr-
election 10 the Office Of sheriff If McNlinn
the ensuing Augu,t election.
We are authorized aud requested to an-
nounrr ]. u. PORTER u the Peoples tandi.
date for sheriff Of MrMiHn county. At the en-
-,,f,,tr u.ftt..t al
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co u Vi g. X GIAH..
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA. GknJunc IT, lS,2.
corn. white l.Otl1; mixed and yellow VA
0s: Wheat, price for new crop not yet settled
hlil'crs un' willing 10 lid over Loo, Flour
cNrrl, 10 fancy N,oOl2,oo, B"ou, shoulders
.idr,N '!a3' hams loal Lard ~
, arn In large supply, price, rrrrdlug Flour,
moving steadily nul pl|rr. ryorpbIrto buyers.
Respectfully, pUNN. OGLETREE i 60.
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The Wheat Crop.

As the thrcSherS are ut work on the wheat
crop, in this and ncighborng counties, We will
be glad to hear the rcsult-how it pan, oh.
Reed and Richardson started their machine on
Monday, and report first days work 1T from III
TO 20 bushels to the acre. Grain extra good
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21
For Trustee,

We nrr authorized and requested to an
nounrc JAMES ". PLANK ~ candidat"
for County Trustee of McNlinn county, at the
ensuing Auau.t cicrtiun.
We are authorized aud requested to an
nouncc ROB. SNYDER ~ % candidate for
County Trustee Of MeNinn county. at the I'll
>uiug Nu.sust rlrciiun.
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lee Srcn,n E,Ynry DAY.

Tow MINOR has fitted mp and opened IN Ice
Cream saloon in the new building one door
from south Corner, and will he prepared to.
furnish q superior article every day in the
week. except SUNDAY. Give him call.
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Harvest.
OFFICE or THE pEE~GprNr,l
Atlanta, .Iuuc I'd, lS,l.

7 AM AGENT FOR THE LATEST M
/ proved ami best Mower. with Buggy and
Horse Rake. much cheaper than ever before
offered. Call aud see samples here or on TIE
river farm OF NJ. l.. Phillips. can suit you
in terms. Sc. Z. 4. GIBSON.
Athens, Tenn, May 10, lsi?-ti-a5!
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si,nr.aInI.cr sYnntcG.

\ good Boot and -hoc-Naker wanted immc-
dilic'y. to whom steady employment and good
wage, will De- given. &. W. WuOp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21
Fine Leaf Tobacco,

\ Superior Article. Just Received and for
Sale at lIAFLEY's.
HAVE the largest and trst stock Hanging
boz Iron ever found in thi, market. consisting
Of WAGON tire. Bull Tongue. Twisting shovel
and straight shovel Mould,, for Cash or Barter
April b. I. +. 6IBsoN's.
J. n. REID want. To buy 800 lbs Bacon
highest market price paid.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

Sow Plaster on both OIL and young Clover
and on all garden Vegetables. Buy from
L. +. GIBSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

Largest stock Of Fancy Candy ever offered
in thi, market just received at Garrett y Cam
mons,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

am Offering everything at COST, anl many
things much below COST. in order &, CLOSE up
bl,inc.. Icy IN" l"..i september. Com" 10 the
Cheap store and buy your supplies.
l23j) \. Il. BLANREN,mIr.
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Zee Cold Soda Wafer.

WIN 3uy for Cash! Now /, your tmeto sci
stacks and money ready. 7. 4. gibson
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Flour, mt Cost!

TO CLOSE NY BCsI-
- me-, at the Depot. will sell choice ar
ticle Of Cincinnati Family Flour at cost, To
close out. I will sell in any sized packages
from six pounds to barrel. Call ut once.
J. VI. HENDERSON,
Athcn,SMy 81, lSIa.ti.a3j
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Cash Cor wheat.

kTCHELDIN. DEMENT n co. ATHENS,
VI will pay tA~i, for nil the good Mel
wheat that may be offered.
.Immn u II lD.ii.lmS
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athens 2ust.
Athens, Friday, June 81, 1872,
VI. T.. e.. south.

We direct attention TO the new advertise
mcnts that appear in to.dNy'S paper,
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w heat! Wheat!

Quarterly Meeting at Athcn. commences on
tomorrow the nd.
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SrriL wanted for cl.h. Wheat. Flour. Corn.
Lard, BacOn-h1ms, &c., at T.F.GIBsos's.