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DOMESTIC Markets.

NEW YoRK, Sept. lS.-Cotton dull and q sc lower;
sales 7O5 bales mddng uplands at 20hc. Flour quiet
and unchanged sales 1000 bbs; state at $500 q 5l5;
Ohio Sl459975 western $500 s,S5; southern at $3.50
"a 1880. Wheat dull and l@g2c lower; sales a. 900 bush
No spring S-G-i No2 do Sl55 "a l,5T; winter red
western Sl,47 q l,54; white Michigan SO. Corn
g63hc sail do. at 64c Oats shade rner and active;
sales $1,000 bush; Ohio 4s q SOC; western 47c. Beef
Sl @ ll5O. Lard heavy; at 81 q exc. Butter quiet;
state "a "a 2Sc. Whskey steady; western g3c. Rice
quiet; Carolina at 81 a S4s. Sugar quiet; Muscovado
~ q Sc; refining 81 q 9Hc. Coffee dun; Rio l4h a
l7Ac. Molasses dull. Turpentne nrm at 81 a 62Ae;
rosn quiet at s. a 45or strained. Petroleum quiet
crude at llAe refined 24Ac. Taow dull at Sl@9 5-l6c.
seed at SlG1S2c
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lS.-Cstton easier; mlddlings
at l9Ac.
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The Wheat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAHR0ADs sffers fer
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA
embracing: /. The Best Of Wheat Land 2. Excellent
Timber for the MILL the Farm and the Fire. 8. Rich
Prairie Pasturage, and Natural AeadswJ watered by
clearIakes and running streams-in Healthnd Gil
mate, where fever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN San be shipped hence by lake to market as
eheapy from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois Cars
run through these lands from Lake Superior to Da
kOta Price of land dose to track 81 10 s. per acres
farther away, $3.50 to 81 SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific ISt Bonds new selling
at par received for land at $l.lO Ne Other unoseuped
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the new law March lSE) get
100 FREE, the raroaS by and two years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fnr-
Rished from all principal points East purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers On sovsrnmSnt Hsme-
Bteads.
Purchasers, their wives and children sAR1nkS FBRR
over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now is the time fer Settlers and Colonies d get Rail-
road Lands and Government Homesteads dose to tAs
track.
~ Send for PAMPHLET containing faH AGorma
ton, map and copy of new Homestead Law.
Address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PAefFo R.
R., ST. PAUL, MINI, or % FIFTH Avenue, COR. srH
STREET, NEW YORK. myls deop&weowlyr
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A SPECIAL medicine for the cure OF kidney bladder
and ganduar diseases, diabetes gravel female irregu
larlties and all complaints of the urinogenta organs
and allayer of pain and comforting to the dis
tressed constitution, is without doubt SMoLAEpEns
BUoHU. 1t causes the fluid and blood to flow in
continuous healthy stream throughout the entire nor
yOus system deop&wlw eli
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Unlte,l state. ma Cnn

All Persons who are subject to Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, or any bowel complaints frequent at this
season of the year, should procure bottle Of DIR.
wEArHERBEE's DrsENrERT CURE, which has been
well known and enectua medicine In use for over
twenty years. Call for 1t at wEATHERBEE g. CO.'S
Drug store, No. 295 Front st. Western Depot wor-
eestcr, Mass. d&wto22 jylO
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Tho "ScIENCE or ! or SUPPLEMENTARY "
Medical Treatise on a.. $50 and Cure OF Exhnusted
Vitality, Premature Dpfla+ M Man, Nervous and Pbv
steal Debility, Hypocl lrA, lmpotency. SpermatoT-
rhma or Seminal Wea. md all other diseases arts
ing from the errors fyo the indiseretons or ex
cesses Of mature years tam indeed book for every
man, Thousands have been taught BY this work Tia
true way to health and happiness. II Is the cheapest
and best medical work ever published and the only one
on this class Of Ills worth reading l90th edition reyised
much enlarged, illustrated bound In beautiful French
cloth. Price ST. Sent by mail, postpaid on recept OF
price. Address PRABoDr MEDICAL INSTITUTE No 4
BulHncA st., Boston, Mass, or Dr. W. H. PARERR, Al.
sistant Physician. n B--Ihe authorma 10 consulted
the above well all diseases recurring III and
e&peIlohoc. neuplYf las
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sumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will OMEN
occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up the liver
stops the circulation of the blood, hemorrhage follows
and in TACT coggng the action of the very organs that
caused the cough.
Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia the causes OF tive.
thirds of the cases of Consumption. Many are now
complaining with dull pain in the side, the bowels
sometimes eostive and sometimes too loose, tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very restless and other times drowsy; the food that
is taken lies heavily on the stomach accompanied with
acidtty and beehing of wind These symptoms usually
originate from a dsordered condition Of the stomach
or torpid liver Persons affected. If they take
or Two heavy colds and IL the cough in these be
suddenly stopped. the lungs, liver and stomach clog,
ana remain torpid and inactive, and before the patient is
aware of his situation, the lungs mass of sores
and liberated, and death is the Inevitable result.
Shencks Pumonic Syrup is an expeetorant which
does not contain any opium, anything calculated to
check cough suddenly
Sehencks Seaweed Tonic diss0lyes the food mixes
with the gastric Juice Of the stomach dgosts easily
noursles the system, and creates healthy circulation
Of The blood When the bowels are cosve skin sallow
and the patient is Of bilious habit, Schencks Man
drake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by Dr. j. II. SCHENCK
a SON, Northeast c8t0er Of Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia, Penn, ana for sale by GEO. G. GOOD
WIN ~ co 3S Hanovt 80. Boston. John r. Henry r
College place, New Yolh Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists ppdaily. deoplm au24
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District Convention.

A Convention Of the Republicans of the Ninth Con-
gressona District. will be held at Horticultural Hail.
Worcester, on FRIDAY Sept. eth, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
for the purpose OF nominating member of Congress
and one Presidential Elector.
The basis of representation will DO the same at the
last State Convention. T. L. NELSON,
Chairman District Committee.
Worcester, Sept Il, 1872. dts27 sl3
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Even the New York Herald is impelled to
protest against the political personalities of par
tisan journalism. After giving full expression
to its grief and disappgoval to the extent of a
column or more, it modesty calls attention to
its own well known abstinence from this objec-
tionable style of controversy, and invites other
journalists to study the lesson which its his
tory affords and initiate its example. "The
Herald's success" it says, "should convince its
contemporaries of the actual profit, as well as
the credit, of pursuing a dignifed and courteous
tone towards those who differ with them in their
political sentiments" How would the elder
Bennett, who, above all things else, abhorred
and scorned dignity and courtesy in journalism,
have been filled with indignant wonder if he
could have known that, so soon after his death,
his own New York Herald would boast itself a
pre-eminent exponent of these qualities!
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Geo. =. IIoppIn ~ Co., Commis.Io, Merchant.
and dealers in Flour, Corn Rye, Oats Malt Meal III All
kinda Fine had Coarse Feed Llnsoed oil Meal
JAZZ eu MoehRnie bk, Worcester Mass
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d. FARM FOR SALE-m I
Liiii part Of Fltzwiliam, New Hampshirc

1T5.A NAhM FUR SALU-Ir
m. part of Fitzwlliam, New Hampshire
r.l about l25 acres; 30 acres Of mowl
lands 40 acres of wood and III
cords-the remainder pasturing; dwell
rage and wood house, granary. shop,
shed, two barns-cellar under one--aili
sugar Orchard, and fruit enough for
water at honse and barn. and never-t
pastures; will summer and winte-
English grass-30 acres very smooth
with machine for eight years. S
from Fitzwilliam depot. Wood l.
good saw mills--ercular saw. Ag
% depot; for Cheshire Railroad. Ii
both sawimills \ miles from depo
and In the market will twice pay for
neighborhood, and pleasant and he's
school. Price $1,000 Inquire Of "
LAIN, NJ. D., Worcester, Mass, or
on the premises. Il.
si9 d2wolO 2wn7 2w
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must prove in every sense a triumph in Penn
sylvania, if a journal which does all
this and little else is an organ, the
Greeley party is undoubtedly well supplied with
organs in New York and in some other cities
What, for example, would Mr.. Tilton call that
instrument on which he makes such strident
noises2 What are the Tribune and the World,
the Star, the News and Express, if not organs?
If thorough-going partisanship, without even
decent pretence of candor and fairness, is an
organic attribute, Greeley has at least half
dozen undoubted organs in New York city alone.
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Foreign Markets.-lBy Atlantic Cable.J


LONDON, Sept ls.-Consols opened at 92A for money
and account u s. 500 bonds, 1865, old, 9l4 do 1861
9lH; U. S, ten-forties, STSt; new S. S9H.
LIVERPOOL Sept. lS:-Cotton opened quiet; middling
Upands at 9Ad; do Orleans l0p0d sales 10 900 bales
Of which 5000 bales for speculation and export
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Have just opened large sortment of slipper
and Ottoman patterns at Weinberg Bros, S57 Main
street
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LATEST MARAETa,

Ladies, If you want nice silk scarf call at Vein
berg Bros, 357 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-19

WILLIAMS JAMAICA GINGER instantly cures Cholera
Morbus. Try Il once.
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Five Fer Gent. per Annun
allowed for Money on sall. y, A, aooDHow,
aus dH First Ntuspal Sank
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worcester Gas Light Company.


COKE.
turing purposes and Family Use, is offered TO the
public in quantities TO suit at the following Reduced
One Ghaldron of g bushels. ..............s59s
In quantities less than Half Ghadfon IS cents per
bushei
Payments may be made and orders for its delivery will
Re ds ISSUED Sag a. the 0ee Of the Company Me- Bank
Room and Board for single gentlemen can he
obtained unreasonable rates at the Bay State House.
DIR. j. NJ. Barton,
H9 9sI1E. He y HYY,SIcIAN.
once hours, to9 AM, to 4 and to SIM
DR.. l.. III. Hammond
Has remoyedt to
ie2s d6 Ne. IS MrRTLI STREET.
John $. CLARK az Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster Lime,
Cacined Plaster, Cir Bone Cement. salt Guann Snnsr
Phosphate of Lime and Western Produce Nos 2s7 md
dit JOHN s. CLARK & SON.
DIR. G. Il. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST.
M y Pearl opposite the Post oaice.
MARRIED
In this city, by ] Power NJ McGrathy of Worces-
ter, and Nellie . Connell of Nantucket.
DIED
In this city, Tuesday Sept IT, Thomas Brewer aged 81
Funeral at the house of his son-in-law. Charles b
Pratt, 500 Main ST. Saturday at 10 o'clock NJ Relatives
and frieIds are invited without further notice.
In Oxford Sept Il, Philip Augustus infant son of Rev
Thomas L and Nellie Ba5b aged mos days.
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M ANTED--A girl to do gene
w iora small family, at lt1 Pleasant
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IN BANKRUPTCY. - Nc
Il given that the second general meet
of ALBA =. PAGE and ALBERT h.
Northbrldge, Bankrupts, will be no
1ay Of October. A. ID. 1872, at 10 O'clot
Chapin Block, Worcester, Mass, before
ESQ, Register, ut which meeting debts
STEPHEN II VIII
Al EnrnnmsNlllc. Ism sepi.. 1872.
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Minbury Savings Bank, MiIIbury, Mass.
ORGANIZED JULY, 1854
Deposits received up to One thousand Dollars. Depos-
Its put upon interest the first day Of every month.
Dividends interest are made in January and July at
the rate of six per cent. per annum.
THos. j. HARRINGTON, President.
FRANK c. MILES, Treasurer diff aus
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Peoples Savings Bank,
asa MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
Deposits Aug. l, 1872. .........S2 ,07O,S1O.0
Number of DepositOrs. s,6S1
The usual Semi-Annua Dividend, at the rate Of Six
per ct per annum is now PARABLE and will be added to
the principal il not withdrawn.
Deposits put upon interest the first day OF the
month.
In addition to the usual Banking Hours, the Bank /,
open t9o hours on Saturday ereaHgs for the convenience
Bank Hours-9 to Ia to A. Saturdays, 9 toll, and
to s.
JOHN c. MASON, President.
c. NJ. BENT, Treasurer
Worcester Aug. 2. 1872. d&wtf
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 3ll MAN ST.
Deposits put upon interest on the FVteeaN day Of
each month.
Dividends made every January and July.
Bank open Saturday evenings from 6 10 g. for the
receipt OF deposits,
HARRISON BLISS. President
H. WOODWARD, Treas'r dawtf lyle
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s, 1928.
Deposits put interest the first day of each montr.
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. ..,....S4 sos, 600 40.
Hon ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK, President.
d&wtf C. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
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Consumption Can be Cured.
SCHBNCKS PULA0NIC SYRUP,
6CHEHCKS SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHENCR'S MANDRAKE PILLS,

are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
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THE LATE MRS. GREELEY.

We find the following interesting facts
relative to the lately deceased wife OF
Horace Greeley in an Eastern exchange ::
"For several weeks the daily reports
of the telegraph have informed us OF the
rapidly failing health of the wife OF the
great journalist, the Editor of the New
York Tribune. Mrs. Greeley has, until
within a very few months, for many
wears lived almost entirety abroad, she
having in SO doing a two-fold object in
yiew-the first one being the hoped-for
recovery of her own health; and the
other, the qualification of belief she
ever cherished. that her children could
be better educated, according to certain
peculiar ideas of her own, in Germany
and in Switzerland than in the United
States: Mrs Greeley, before marriage,
was Miss Mary Young Cleveland, and
was united in marriage to Horace Gree
ley on the 5th dayof July, 1886. Dur
ing the thirty-six years of their married
life there we're born to this couple seven
children, two sons and five daughters, OF
whom but two, both daughters, are now
living. The two sons, of whom Arthur
Young Greeley was ever the faverite OF
the parents, died young; Arthur, always
affectionately spoken of by his parents
as g Pickle" only living to be SIX years
old. For many years Mrs. Greeley has
entirely devoted herself to the personal
care and instruction of her two SURVIVING
daughters, and, in order the more thor
oughly to perfect their education, has, as
before stated, persistently remained
abroad with them While she has never
been Indifferent to the journalistic and
political success of her husband, and has
been ever most justly proud of the posi-
ton he has won among men, she has still
always persuaded herself that her own
personal duties lay Immediately with her
children, and has devoted her time and
toll accordingly. Mr.. Greeley cannot
fail to receive the sincere commiseration
and sympathy of the whole country in
his great affection
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prompted by no less hope and purpose
than that of consolidating and massing
vast and powerful German party IN the
country and, with himself at the head
hu-,ine it as the forceful and resistless bal
ance of power, at all political parties.
This purpose cropped out early in his
hippodroming performance Of 1871. He
began by stirring up the Teutomc ele-
ments with a view to their conversion
into Schurz party. Then he sought a
sufficient native born backiny to help
his project to completion BY demagoging
the Maynard Sisters" Then, when
he thought he had the public ear, he
broached his proposition for the removal
of disabilities to the Presidency from
foreign born citizens. 1t is lucky thing
that he has shown his game and been
beaten at it just rs he has.
As to the smaller fry of these Liberals.
their utter killing off and the complete
success of the Republican party without
them and despite their guerrilla Ike
renaissance. their obhteration Is matter
for profound congratulation. The ke-
publicans are well rid of worse than
profitless comprehensive; and the Demo-
cracv have inherited a meagre multitude
of NEST uncomfortable and Unsuitable
farlt finders and mischief makers.
With their great trust replaced IN tneif
hands hy So splendid majority, 1t De-
hooves the Republican party to set Itself
to the task which lies before it with con-
sc;eutious caution and high resolve. The
affairs of the country are in the hands o.
those who ought to be its true and neve1
failing friends; for. as such they haS'
been given this new lease of power W.
have prevailed over falsehood and meal
hypocricies let US not furnish the ma
terials for true bill Of indictment befor
the great tribunal which, four year
hence. will be called to act and decide TO
and in behalf of the Great Republic.
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THE RESULT IN THE srATk

The General result may be briefly
summarized as follows from the meagre
returns that have come in:
Grants majority is probably NOT Less
than 1,400; and it would not be surpr1s-
ing if it amounted to 1900. -rr.
Hawley is undoubtedly elected supreme
Judge by majority not far from 4oo.
Goodwin. we are afraid is defeated;
although his majorities here ana In
Washoe and Lyon counties are consider
ably in excess of his calculations. Inc
expected majority in Storey county seems
to be wanting-very short, in fact; ana
unless he gets unexpected majorities in
the Eastern part of the State his defeat
NAV be regarded as only too sure. Still
we hope that he may pull through by
small majority.
The Republican Legislative nominees
in Storey. Lyon, Ormsby and Washoe'
are we believe, elected. In Humboldt,
varian (Republican) it is thought, Will
be elected to the Senate. In Elko there
is said to be one Republican and one
Democrat to the Legislature. Douglas
elects one independent, as usual. A tel
ecram from White Pine county gives the
Republicans two and the Democrats three
members of the Legislature. We heard
yesterday that Churchill had gone against
us. The balance of the State, that is to
saw, Lander, Esmeralda, Lincoln and
Nye are in the dark yet-at any rate, SO
| far as we are concerned. 1t looks Ike
| close work.
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OLIVE LOGAN ON COL. BILL
GIFT.
BILL

Everybody knows Col. Gift-at any
rate, all old Californians do. Indeed 1t
would be as preposterous for an old timer
on this coast not to know Gift as it would be
for Mississippi pilot not to know Capt.
Billy Forsythe, or San Francisco 'street
Inspector" not to know the veritable and
veracious Clarkson. Well, Olive Logan
has been to San Francisco, as all the
world must know, and she tells in her
spicy and pungent way the following
first-rate stories on the immortal Gift
Sometimes known as civilian Gift Of
Cab
Old Colonel Gift, of Martinez, is in
the habit of using very forcible and apt
illustrative arguments on occasion, and
of embellishing them in a manner pecu-
liarlv his own On one occasion he had
a friend in San Francisco, and in compa-
nv with another friend, went down to
see him. His San Francisco friend wore
verv long chin whiskers, and one evening
he got into slight difficulty with anoth-
er friend, and it resulted unpleasantly.
The third friend took the second by these
long whiskers. and after throwing to the
farther side of the room, drew his Derin-
ger and shot him through the head. OF
course this was very unpleasant. The
shootest was hustled off to prison, and
the Colonel and friend No. started for
the Martinez boat, and while on the way
down No. l said he thought No. 8 had
done right in shooting No. 2. The old
man stopped short and said, You have
always been my best friend, Charley, and
I don't like to hear you talk so. You
know what my ideas are on this subject,
and YOU know that I am peaceable man
and on no account allow that shooting Is
right, but a-n me, if you don't take that
| back inside of the time it takes cat to
slap a dog in the eye, III (here ne took
out a knife with his left hand, cut your
heart out like an onion, and then II you
say word I'll (here he drew revolver
shoot a hole through you a r-r-rabblt
could run through.
That little Roam Mare.
Another time the same old gentleman
(for he really was one) was travelling on
a Sacramento steamer, and was sitting
at the table at dinner with the rest of the
passengers, when q young man nearly
opposite began telling of fine horse he
knew of, which he said could beat any
thing in California. Then the old Col
onel laid down his fork, and with his
knife raised and lowered refectively, to
give emphasis, remarked: Young man,
when you 60 home you 60 to bed, and so
to sleep and dream; and if You ever
| dream there is any horse in California
| that can beat q little roam mare I've got
down in Martinez, you will dream a
| damned lie. -si- .E -.f#
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TSTATE OF JOHN r. .KIRWAN,
Ia aeceased.-Notice il hereby given by the
undersigned Executrix of the above named es-
tate, to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims as.ina, the: said deceased, to exhibit the
same, together with the necessary vouchers. with
in ten llOl months fron the dste hereof and first
publication Of this notice b the undersigned
at the Office of Ellis l. King, Attorneys ut Law,
C.rson. NetrdI November s. 1871.
- = - =. -. 5NARY A. KIRWAN,
Kxecutrix of estate Of John p. Kirwan, de-
ceased. 1NW4W No.
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WELLS. FARGO 4 co. Virginia City. Treasurer
D. l.. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets are now for sale, and can be obtained
Of c. C. PENDERGAST at the Office of wells,
Fargo 4 Co, and at the office of D. l.. BLASCH-
ARD, Manager at J. Waldstein Co.'S Cigar
Store South C street. oc-i-u
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Nor1cE.-Hereafter the Express Office Of Wells,
Fargo l. Co. will close 1t 6x O'Clock. P. NJ. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
p NJ will be forwarded by the night train.
s301v H. F. RICE. Agent.
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Pending the building of the Ormsbv House,
R. Fred Brooks, the well-ho~n and popular
dealer in books stationery, musical instruments,
guns, fishing tackle. toys, cigaEs, tobacco jew
elry and fancy goods has removed to Millards
store, next door to Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. .. slA
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To the earnest, unfagging and well
directed efforts of Mr.. G. w. Bryant,
Chairman, and Mr.. Stevens. Secretary of
the Republican Central Committee Of
this county. more than to any other acts
or influences, is due the very thorough
and gratifying success whereby Ormsby
il redeemed from the stain which was
cast upon her escutcheon by the failure
offuH Republican, efforts and duties two
years ago. The party here. and in the
State is under lasting obligations to these
gentlemen; and in the name thereof We
take it upon ,ourssn to thus publicly
,thAnk them i'ri