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, 1873-07-23
CITY ITEMS.

At half-past o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Officer Maokoy, Of the Twelfth Street Station, In
attempting to quoll disturbance betweon como
horee-dealere, OH the corner Of Dosplaines and
Twelfth streets. was assaulted and severely
beaten. Tho officer waa assaulted from the rear.
No loss than six Of the mob woro pounding him
at the came time. Ho WIS soverely beaten about
tho hoad tho bridge OF hts nose Was broken, and
ho waa loft insonsible in the middle OF tho
etroot. Ho Was shortly afterwards pick
cd up and taken to the station,
where he was attended By Dr.. Root. Tho off,
cer's wounds will conflne him to his bed for
como time, but 1t is believed they will not result
fatally, His chief nssailantB were Thomas and
James Kelley, and Louis Schwartz. A squad
Of men, under 6orgt. o'Donnell, were cont In
pursuit. OF tho villains, aud succeeded in
arresting Thomas Kolloy. uo was subsequently
bailod out.
About O'Clock last evening, IS William Drody
WIS crossing tho tracks OF the Chicago. Burliug-
ton l. Quincy Railroad, at Blue Island avenue,
In n liquor wagon belonging to ". Warner, OF
No. GID State street, tho coWcatoher OF pasBon-
ger train struck tho hind whoels, throwing tho
wagon over, aud smashing it to pieces. John
Mahoney, q boy, Was thrown from tho vohiclo,
aud sustained SERIOUS injurios. Drody. tho
driver. yas under tho Influence Of liquor, mud
did not obey the signal Of tho aagman.
Tho villain Charles Free, Th0 committed tho
unprovokod assault upon Charles Arnold in the
Paoiio Varietios, liant wees, wan arreated last
evening by Officer Robinson tho efficient Dailifr OF
Justice soully's Court, on procedondo from tho
| Criminal Court, in the caso Of Frco'H attempted
abduction Of young swedo girl one night last
winter. THIS proceeding makes this vilallnoua
fellow indebted ia the city In the aum Of 9100,
according to Justice scul]y'a decision, from
which thore is now no appeal, and Free must
either satisfy the Judgment or work it out In
the Bsidewoll whittier Ollicor Robinson took him
| last evening,
, 1873-07-23

Wnr Department of tho reportn .tolcgrarhed
honce last night re1ativo to n battle having boon
fought OH tho Mexican bordor between tho
United Btatos and tho Moxican troops, IN which
Col. MaoKonzo is said to have boon killed.
D1BonEp1TED nLponT.
New YonK, July 32:-Tho reported intclli-
gonco from San Antonio, Toxaa, Of an eugago-
ment between Col. Macdonald and Gen. Esca-
bcdo Is entirely liscrolited ut tho War Depart
mont. Tho 0onora1 Of tho army llas go little
faith In tho rumor TINT 10 docs not think 1t worth
d serious inquiry.
socond-Liout. ii. Trnn1s Gallagher, Of tho Soc,
ond Infantry, rocontly tried before o General
Court. Martial at Columbus, 8. e. for killing
5oha Discharged s9 s9'lsf ns as In spaf Saan
dismissed tho aervico and tho sentence .npproy,,
Cd BY tbs rrosdent The oiy authorities tya WI
being On tho Charge Of conduct unhoooming IN
Officer and gentleman only.
4 letter from tho American fleet In OhtneBo
watora aays; =" Irnfroy, Of tho Aahuolot. has been
sontoncod to two yoara suspension; Oonmantler
ness, and Liout. Row}and is to DO tried for OBJ
tanning money under false protenses,"
, 1873-07-23

NEW YoRK. July 22.-Orlora OF arrest for
tho extensive sugar refinery at Williamsburg,
hayo been placed IN tho hands Of tho Sheriff tor
execution. 1t iu charged that tho atrikers in-
tinlidatsl tho moil employed IN making barrels
by the now methol.
DosToN, July ga convention Of tho boot
and ahoe makers Of hasaaohM sottts, Il, aoAson
during the past two days, has adopted rcAolu-
tlon that, Ii view Of tho laok Of interest NUM-
festod by tho shoemakers In the wc!faro OF tloir
towns in tie State that tie Hhoemakorn moot
aud respectively considor tho cauaes of tl4iB do
cline in interest, and that from eaoh Town rep-
reneutative bo sent to a convention horoaftor TO
bo held concerning this mattor, tho rosula mr.
mass-meeting OF boot aud shoo makerH
, 1873-07-23
lila thront owing to n1ontal deranEomont, but wae

lila thront owing to montal talderanEomont, but was
provonted by ln wife.
Sr. LOUIS, July GA Mrs. Bornamhn COM
mttol Bnicide yostorlay at Vandhla, Ill. gho
frat attempted to cut hor hands. but falling In
this Bho cut hor throat with razor. Tho cause
was insanity.
NEW YonH, July 22.-Timotty VAnscoy, who
waB in jail III Whito Plains, N. T., awaiting his
trial on q charge Of arHon, hanged hlmsolf last
night.
d woman Of tho town, from 81. I,ous, doaf and
dumb, attempted to commit auicIde BY taking q
doHc OF morphine Medical assistance wan ron-
dorod and Blle was saved. Hho jumped in tho
river this ovonlng with tho aamo object. but MAS
rescued botoro being drowned.
, 1873-07-23

MApisoN, wiz, July 22.~The crop reports
from oil parts Of tho State are highly favorable
and the spring wheat harvest has begun.
- LoNDoN, July "a The weather throughout
England is favorable to the crops. Thormomo-
ter, 81 degreea
Special pfspatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
DunuouE, July 22.-Tho crops 10 far harvested
In the counties west OF hero do not turn out as
we'll al reported heretofore. The barley crop ia
a failure. Wheat is blighted, and will DO a third
short. Corn looks well and will DO full crop it
nothing happens.
BAN FnANo1sco, July a. There is remarkable
woathor In this place for tho aoaBon. There arc
ateady showers Of rain, which, it tloy continue,
, 1873-07-23

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, July 22.-Yosterday afternoon
o, Harrison, u Norwegian, on his way from
Windsor to Deforest to do aome carpentoring,
walking on tho track and intoxicated, lny down
and fell aHcep, nnd was run over and killed by
IN engine and cabooao On tho Madison l. Port
age Railroad. Owing to a ourvc on tho road ho
1Np1ANAro11s, Ind. July 22--ThomaB qreo-
nnn, brakeman on the Pnn Handle Railroad, vas
knocked OF his train by low bridge and killed
last night.
LITTLE RooK, Ark, July 22-The engine and
tender OF the passenger train on the Memphis l.
Littlo Rock Railroad, just starting, ran on the
track md down tho embnnlmont. Nobody hurt.
, 1873-07-23

Departure of n Portion OF tho Tysacon-
siRa WinnebnKoea for Ncbrasl5a.
Special DispateA to The Chicago Tribune.
BrAnrA, Wis, July 22.-Capt. o. A. Hunt, In
goes for their reservation in Nebraska. Tho ro-
mainder Of the tribe warmly refused to leave.
, 1873-07-23

SALT LAKE, July 22.-Jorry Sullivan shot md
mortally wounded Horny II. Garyey this ovan-
q briof personal encounter between tho parties
on account Of mining difficulty. Whom they
woro separated, Sullivan returned to tho saloon,
opened tho door and shot Garvey in the baek. It
Is universally considered cold-boodcd murder.
Sullivan was arrested Garyoy was we'll known
hora
, 1873-07-23

BERLIN, July 22.-Gustay Rose. tho distin-
guehod chemist aud minoralogist, is dead, aged
7b years.
Special Dfa7,atch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE July 22.-Mrs. Francis Ludlng-
ton, wifo of Mayor I.ldington, died in this city
thia forenoon after a long and painful ulnesg.
, 1873-07-23
AulEitfeMs

sp<cfa! p!spatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
MAnlsoN, Wis, July 22.-l.aBt evening, two un-
Brccosaful attempts ut suicide were nsnsle hore.
servant Of Mrs. Clotoau, OF Ut. Louis, stopping
cant he1Belt in the whtors. Bhe had howoyer
Hent q noto to her lnstreas, svominB her luton.
tlo11, because nobody likod her aud sho was tirod
OF living. Nascuors worc Hent after her just In
tiluo to shyo hor despite hor Resistance.
Goo Toss, saloon keeper, attempted to cut
, 1873-07-23

ATLANTIC O17Y, N. j., July 22.--Iudolph Kit
torer and Joaoph Busch, m0lnbors Of tho Phila-
delphiA 0erman Church excursion party, wero
drowned to-day while bathing. William Ii.
poynton, AL expert swlmmor, reHouad tho third
member OF tho party.
NEW Yonx, July 22.-Two brotl4ora named
Conovsr were drowned 1t Long branch on
Saturday.
, 1873-07-23

LEANENwonTu, Kan., July 22.-senator Nor
ton and party wore entertained by Con. Pope
aud ntaf at headquarters to-day, md loft for st.
Louis at 8 p. Ill.
State Senator Ruby and Representative Allen,
OF TexaA, spoke here to-day to q largo numbor
OF colorod Masony from all the Wostorn Statoa
, 1873-07-23

Specfat Dispatct to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
n1onaroND, Ind, July % Tho countorfoitcrs
George Matthews. Of Louisyillo, and Joseph Q.
Parker, of Madison, Ind, arrested yesterday,
woro triod today and hold for 1000 each. Iii
default, they woro aont to Indianapolis this aftor-
noon to await tho trial before tho United Statoa
District Court.
, 1873-07-23

!sneeial Nistatch to Tue Chttado Tribune.
MAplsoN. WiH., July 22.-It ia understood that
tho Milwaukee Il st. Paul ltra!road Company
will Hl,ortly encounter several legal obstrnctloMH
to building their bridge on tho sito above La
Crosso, dsapproyod bY tho Secretary OF War.
, 1873-07-23
FIRES.

Destruction OF Property In various
ks1Nccxs
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FOND Du LAO, July 22.-W. II. Gilligan
Goa ruBtio-shado manufaotory WAS destroyed
BY fro this morning. LOBE, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
ToLEDo, O., July 22.-The building occupied
by Barlow, Page d Co., dealers in painta, oils,
aud glass, was dostroyed by fro this evoning,
with most Of its contonts. Estimated loss, $35,-
600 to $4,000 insurance, 100000.
, 1873-07-23


uoss, for stake of $500, between tho mares |
Topsy aud Hattie. They had already trotted |
two matches, each having won ono, aud as the |
considerable interest was manifested in It. Hat
tic was bought III tho pools at an average rate OF
two to one but her performances did not juattfy |
the confidence reposcd in ler speed: Had slo !
previous races, she would have made much |
better showing, and might hava won at loass
Two hoats. Aa 1t was, sho got IN ahead Ia tho
first heat, oithor by scratch or because it waa
order to keep up. tho betting and in tho other
three ahe Haa badly beaten. Following is tho
BynopBia
they to tho a1ng, tlo start being even. Topsy
left her feot almost Immediately, however, aud went
70 tie rear four or aye engshs A. soen "a shs gas
1ntio poe iiattie broke badly, AID Topsy ran Fight
aivsaeo % Hato, wle,i Sic could get hor feet undor
her, showed that tho not intended for her In
former went into tho homo utrotch, and, a!dod by
15oa soai, ass RasssS s s9ass s tho wo in 0 four
WI W. nttlS 'hssa whsp nsy
turn four longths in advance At the quA1tor-polo
ahe xas .t lengths ahsa ana gons up he M sttstsh s.
away going around the benl aud at one time on ths
home stretch skip would have cost Topsy tho heat.
engns M ill., a2ing S III tToted o ' ms at good git aud
without ekip or break Of any kind. Time, 2:3J.
Third Htat-The atart was by no Incans feir one,
Torsy having length tho peaf Of 1t. Tho race was
almost nimiat to the one In tho second heat Topby
going away ahead at tho commencement and staying
thoro to tic end Hho troted easily and with steady
gait throughout never leaving her feet. Hattie also
tsotsea wsl breaking only once, at tho bead Of tae
toaa strotch. She waa unable, however, to eopo with
tho lead that TopsJ securod At the commencement.
This former won the heat by about aix len8ha. Time,
ass. ..
Fourth IIeat-Tho start waa ono OF tho beat aver
made the track, the horses being under full head
WY and pertectly even: They won't around tho turn
Defoe r.acllng 4ola however, natta weut Up, tho
breat being bad that ne fully twelve longths
lohind nefore she regsned her feet. ToPay went up
tho stretch at a rattling pace. maintaining good
ing tic fastest trotug, aud everybody Looked for her
10 win tho heat and make NTH necessary. Going
round tho upper turn Ae sottle her fate by another
bad brcak. From there on Topsy was troubled no
taore. Bho won by sogeral lonBls. Time, 2:5bN.
suMMAnY.
BAME DAY-Trotting match for stake Of $2oo beas
three In Ays, IN harness.
nau pfferK b. TQn6Y. ]
, 1873-07-23

Special Dtspatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
DuBUquE, July 23.-An anti-1nonopoly con-
yention was held, on Saturday last, at Berlin,
Hardin County, and delegatoH elected to tho
State Convention. The usual anti-monopoly
revolutions were passed..
, 1873-07-23

ST. LOUIS, July 22.~-At late hour Inst night,
two steamboatmon named Michael Mccarthy
and John Kerrigan, Ind an alteration on tho
etraot, and tho formor shot the latter in his loft
breaat, intcting, probably, q fatal wound. Nc
Carthy was arrested.
, 1873-07-23
made With but ono broak. The horse Billy OK
hibited good action. and with proper training
would mako aapeody animal for road use.

made with but ono bronk. The horse billy OK
hibitod good action, and with proper training
would mako aapeody animal for road use.
suMNAn1.
sAMs D4r--Trottlng match botwecn gentle,non's
roAtaters for stake Of tl5o; best throo In i've, In
nafnoas:
Iaini,an, y; H. 1ogs}H; H;..'.'''''.'.'.''''.'. 4
Dayiss II, n. ionnfa :; ,a.
Time-2:ta. ill. a:oo,
pvnan.,r
Mr. A,hort fam n-n - r.. ,n,rooora ~ +ho
Dn1tor park G sft % +or ~ to III t!"at isat nvoninr
anf1 viii ho enoo,tnr ~ aom,o IT lin rront raca
ammmcs ~ nn"an ~ ' sa,nathin1 rmnons to lin ON
Tia rooJ Woe,i1 Il ~ ha n6raJ ijon for Mr.
Csuo r. r,aHe IN nfort @ n IN hrng thoeo famous
runiors, r. % snrinebok md Tom Bowling. to Oil
an.-a ~. H. sa",,tnahor n ,,noiInn
o"so sn.tisl W,naieh ~ Tat Ghieaao Tribune,
OBuxosn. JulT 22.-Tho races under tho aus-
picon of ti,e Oshkosl, Driving Park Association
tnke n1aco on Thurnjay and TfidaY. Tho purses
ofrered aggregate s2,o00, and havo had The Of
feet to aooure somo good lioraos. Tho following
, 1873-07-23

The last raeo Of tho afternoon Was botWoon
eontlemen'a roadsters. There we're throo en-
frios, 1t $50 cornor-Mr. Dayia' black marc
Jennie, Mr. Lstohom's brown gelding Billy. and
Mr, Armour's bay mare Topsy. Fortunately
for the spectators, the rules relating to distance
vers observed IN the race, IN consequence Of
which jennie, trotter whose fore.legs twist
like tho F" nide gear" Of q swapping turt1o was
shut out in tho first heat. Tho stake WAS swept
In by Topsy in three straight heats. which, wore
, 1873-07-23

pittsburgll C1ttt1e Market.
EA6r LIBERTY, Pa, June 22.-CATrLE--Arrlvals, 114
c,rs bent 800aa75; stockors, $3.Gs84.60; comuaon
$4.501475.
suEEP-Ar.lvals, 80 cara; best, 35.o0@s.G0; mo-
diun, $4.60@s.00; common, $3.60@4oo.
Workers., IS, ,Dul5,20,
, 1873-07-23

PERSONAL.
LoNa DnANou, July 22.-6ccrotary Nichardson
loft for Washington, eftar dining with the Preas-
dent
, 1873-07-23

New YonE, July IA priza-hght has been
arranged between poter Croker. the English
pugiliBt, and jack Boytan. Of Dublin. They
signed articles TO fight for 81 900 within fifty
milos OF this city, at 1856 pounds, on tho 4th OF
August. 4 forfeit OF 5000 WAS put up.
, 1873-07-23

Special Dispatch to Thu Ch!cago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, July 22.-Dotwoon the third annual
regatta Of the Oshkosh Yacht Club. Commodore
II. B. Harsbaw, and tho two days races at the
Rowing Park, tho sporting blood Of Oshkosh is at
fovar heat. Tho regatta takcs place On Wodnaa-
day afternoon, ut 4 o'clock, and largo crowd
will undoubtedly bo prosont. Tho flrst~class
prizes to DO competed for arc $500, 800, and
800 respectively. Tho Bccond~clnss prizes nro
1856 and s15. Tho boats entered are as follows:
Oshkosh-Penequa, Peerless, Maud, Dauntless,
Foam, White Cap. Noenah-Mtnnie Graves,
Little Hnttio. Fond du Lac-Dafsy, Modoo,
Ridgeway. Madison-Eollpso, ldlor. Dartford
II. 3. uarHhaw. 1Iivaukoo-MyHtic. Groen
Day-Shoo Fly.
THE TOLEDO REGATTA.
Special Dfspateh 10 The Chicago tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, July 22.-Dotroit will bo ex-
ceeding1y vol represented ut tho Toledo rcgat.
IT, which commences tomorrow and lasts
through Thursday, as her clubs laye entered no
losB than eight boats. Tho Excolsiors hnve jun
ior and senior four and six-oared crows, and q
ton-oarod barge crow,-flvo In all aud tho De-
troit Club sonds junior and senior si1-oarod
crows and barge crow.
ToLEpo, July 22-Prepsrationa arc complete
for tho annual regatta Of tho. Northwestern
Amateur Doattng ABnociation, which commences
tomorrow. Crows nro entered from nearly all
the principal lake cties.
, 1873-07-23

NEW YonH, July 22.-Tho first prizo Of the
1ate billiard tournament, tho gold medal, WAS to-
day presented to Albert GARNER.
, 1873-07-23

City Politics Customs Frnt1dss.Extcn"
alye Failures in tlac Tca Trndc..
NIovcnonf on Foot to Remove Cntf-
Ollie CnildEcn from tho Publlc
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

PERsoNAL.-H. s. Clapp, Of New
Richmond, made our Office a call in our
absence, one day last week Harvey
seems to be the prospective candid te
Of the Republicans in that county rur
member Of tho Assembly
Jadge Barron, Of Polk county, mad
his way into our office last Friday. lie
called on numerous friends here before
leaving the yiIllgo We think lie lett
the place well satisfied with his pros
poets IN tie coming canvass.
Hon. s. S. Vaughn, # Ashland
dropped in upon US one day last week
lie is pleasant gentleman aud one Of
the representative men Of the Lake dis
lrict On our railroad question, he in.
sists that its terminus should be as fat
south as it can be made, under the act
Of Congress comforting the grant.
G. w. Pratt, well known in thcs,
parts as a Professor IN the science o.
music, and a man Of fine taste and bigh
culture IN other respects, now residing
ut Austin Minnesota, made US a call
last Friday lie is spending few days
with friends here.
G. s Dunbar, Judge Pierce and j
n Adams, or Ellsworth, were looking
US over last Saturday. Uncle Char.
Icy" has m eye 10 lusircs lcrc,
Henry Cook, Of Prescott, gave ~ D
call last Saturday. Mr., Cook is now i
retired farmer.
J I. Step, Of Green Castle, Madi
son Go. I'll, gave as a call last Saturday,
I. X Tabor, Of Oak Grove, also mad,
u . pleasant call the same day. Gil
again Thomas.
James Wahingham. Of Salem, mad,
US a call On Saturday
10 VI J. r Thing, young man o
letters and fine literary taste, now il
college a. Mortified, MINI, We arc III
dcbted for a friendly cal, aal ycr,
agreeable interview, cue day las; week
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

The La Crosse Lea}er is still IN
happy. We supposed taat the nom
ination of Judge Barron in this dis
trict for state senator, would dispel all
its sorrows aud Danish its fears. Why
pot? What shost haunts sou now?
But then, the Lcalea is a slow coach;
it must be set to quicker time; its
meter must be changed from long or
common to hallelujah meet her in the
lane, or on the banks of some lovely
sparkling river Send for Moses before
its eyorlastingly too late.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

Rev. A. Gibson, for long years q
resident clergyman Of this village, sub,
sequently soldier in tie army, and
then our Go. Treasurer for two years
and now Of New Richmond, preached
at the NJ T. Church last Sunday even
ing lie has lost none Of the vigor
zeal or enthusiasm of former years
though Time is making his mark dis
tnet and visible upon his cnce fail
brow. In every sense Of tie wor
Brother Gibson is worthy soldier oil
the Cross.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

ScEIpNEus Tor September has fir
proportion of light and summery, AMI soIts
and substantial fare pr Holland. thc
editor, gives ne another installmcut s..
"Arthur Bounieastlc, aud Tie following
Topics Of The Times" The Outlook. TIE
New York Board Of Education, Ownership
In Women. audlh Liberty u prolyslaul.sm
rbe CID Ca'auet talks abou, lao People
who get under ether peoplCss Umbrellas.
&c, "liome anl Society," Culture and
Progress" Mature aul Science" AMI
E.ehiugs arc a. usual diversified anl inter.
csine Address
SrplBNEB 4 Co. BROADWAY,
New York
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

q w, Perry, delegate from su-
porior city to the Hudson Convention
was wide awake to secure the southern
terminus of the land grant road at
Prescott. Ills bead was level on that
question, if that city ever expects any
OF the wheat trade from Minnesota
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

Albert Kinney cut nine acres and
ono hundred and twenty eight rods Of
Odessa wheat, on his farm on tho 10th
instant, IN Eve hours aud City three
minutes II was done with a Marsh
Harvester, drawn by four horses. Asa
@. Kinney md 7. J. Morrow bound
il. Who comes next
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

Messrs. Thompson & Preston have
erected the main part Of their machine
shop, and it is now enclosed They
Intend to be ia working order" in two
CT three weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

The railroad issue is all tho issue be
fore The people il this Senatorial, as
wei ea this Assembly district. W.
'hi'R that nearly all are now agreed,
rshls. it shoald terminate Mt Prescott.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

Scrant and Lon Hotchkiss recently
killed th'v,y.uipc rattlesuakos, in one
day. They were breaking for George
Elliott How is this Georgc2-was that
a good dry for snakes? We think not,
otherwise yon could have furnished an
even "forty"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

II. $. Burhyte, Of the firm Of Bur.
byte Brothers, is now in New York,
purchasing goods for the fall and winter
trade.
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w. w. Field, Secretary Of the Wis
consin State Agricultural Society, has
our thanks for Volume Nine, Of The
Transactions" Of said Society, for 1872
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-26

We ask persons DESTROYS Of purehas
ing village lots on which to erect resi-.
dences, to remember that Mrs, NJ. A
Powell has for sale. as choice sites q,
there are in this village. Prices reason
able.
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Baboock Fire FIxtinguisher Agency

1hesH uenl machines have already saved Millions Dollars IN prom
anu are to be every Store Hotel Mill and Factory Shop ia
. ley are always ready at warning but under no
until wanted for Already farmers inqun price With
Samples can be seen by calling at this office. Wv