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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-11

before leaving the enclosure. First pre-
MUM Blue; second Premium Red
u Cards will bo furnished with the
number aud class, as entered at the Office,
which are to be placed on or near the An
imal or Article on exhibition, but no own
or shall have bis name placed on his card.
l3. No animal shall compete for more
than one premiums, except in sweepstakes,
special premium or as one ofa herd.
IA Exhibitors must not interfere with
the Judges while performing their duties
Is Matches and pairs will not be al
lowed to be made up for the occasion, but
must be owned by the same owner.
16. No animal will be allowed to run
at large on the grounds and to hitch stock
to trees, building or fences, is positively
forbidden. A violation Of this rule sub
jects the stock to expulsion from the
grounds
II. All entries in speed ring shall pay
10 per cent on gross amount Of premiums
offered 10 all cases where speed is the
test, at least two shall start.
IS. Each Judge must make his own
decision without comforting with his asso-
ciates, the animal or article receiving the
greatest number oi votes to be entitled to
the premium.
PROHIBITIONS.
10. Allintoxicating liquors, or gamb-
ling devices of any description, positively
prohibited on the grounds, or within a
mile thereof.
PREMIUMS.
20. Premiums must be called for within
Is days after their award, or they will be
forfeited to the Association,
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Princes Josephine, cousin, Of Tho OK.
Queen ofSpain, had her baggage recent.
ly seized BY Paris miliner as securiiyioF
au unpaid bill Of $l,O5s,
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ENTRY BOOK 19-CLASS 2
HORSES of dU WOrk.
ENTRY BOOK 2O-CLASS l
DraS Horses.

Best pulling team, two horses, - -
owned by one person ~ w w
best single pulling horse w
ENTRY BOOK 2l-CLAsS !
Matched Horses and Mares,
Best matched pair coach horses :
or mares ~ w
ENTRY BOOK 2l-CLAsS9
Drifting Horses to be Exhibited In
Harness.
Form, style and action to be considered
rather than speed.
Best horse, mare or ge!ding for ! :.
light harness, ~ w
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Directors.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of this Association, is held on the first day
Of the May Term Of the County Court, I, at
its principal Office in the town Of Point
Pleasant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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ENTRY BOOK 2l-OLASS8.

Saddle Horses to bo exhibited under
saddle. Form, size, style aud action to
DO considered rather than speed.
Best horse, mare or geldiug, for -
saddle, W w
best aud fastest walking horse.
mare or goldiug, W
ENTRY BOOK 29-CLAssl
Trial of Speed, Wednesday, the 18th
day Of October, at 9i,I p NJ
Judges and Time keepers to be selected
by the Chief Marshal.
Double team, catch match, Que
aud a half mile SSO w
ENTRY BOOK 2S-CLAsS2
Trial of Speed
Open to all, Thursday, October 10th,
at q O'Clock P, NJ
Que mile aud repeat to harness $40. OO'!
ENTRY BOOK % -CLASSS
Trial ofspood, TrOttCs that have not
beaten 3 minutes in public, Opou to ALL st
II o'clock A, NJ. Friday, October l1th
Que mile aud repeat S4O w
ENTRY BOOK 23-CLASS 3
RUNNING.
Friday, October l7th, at o'clock T.
NJ, second trial Of speed, running
One mile and repeat SoV w
The Association have offered as liberal
premiums as their means at band would
justify; aud this being their first Annual
Exhibition, there are doubtless many err
rors in the programme, which they hope to
correct Cro another year clapses Tho
Directory have had to surmount many dill
fculiies in preparing for this their trs'
Annual Fair, and trust that any short
comiugs which may occur during the Tx
hibitiou will be attributed to tho above
causes, JOHN Il. fIMMS, scS'y.
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JOHN q. TlIMS,

JUAN h. IAMMS'
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
POINT PLEASANT, VIVA.
Office in The Court House, first door on the right
Main Entrance.
WILL practice inthe Counties Of Jackson,
w Mason and Putnam, and in the y. 5,
District Court, and Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Having procured an 0Gical Seal, ] am pre-
pared to discharge all duties of Notary Pub
lie. [jau 23-ly.
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ENTRY BOOK 7-CLASS
FINE lRTS.

Best painting in oil, West Virginia pro-
ductiou, IS or Diploma.
best paintiog 10 water color, West Virgin
ia production, 81 or Diploma.
best chrome, West Virginia production,
81 or Diploma,
best specimen Of sculpture in marble West
Virginia production, S. or Diploma
best specimen Of Dentistry, West Virginia
production, 81 or diploma,
best display of Ambrotypes, Photographs
Sc, West Virginia production, 81 or
diploma
best half dozen Ambrotypos, West Vir'
ginia production, 81 or Diploma
best half dozen photographs, West Nir'
giuia production, 81 or Diploma.
best pencil drawing, West Virginia pro-
duction, 81 or Diploma,
best specimen marble work, West Virgin
ia production, 81 or Diploma
best and largest display limitations OF nat
ural woods 10 oil, 81 or diploma.
Best specimen ofaboye from other States
same premium.
ENTRY BOOK CLASS |.
Ornamental, shell d NeeaEc-work'
The articles exhibited 10 this class must
have been made during the last twelve
mouths By the person exhibiting them, or
some member Of the family, !
Best patch. work quilt auy uafrl S3 %
do /" T" worstcd, 2 OU
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
MASON COUNTY.


Judge Circuit Court-RON JOS SMITH;
Residence, Rayenswood, jackson county
Clerk Circuit 0ourl--C. B, WAGGBN GK
President County COnrt-B. J REDM0ND'
Clerk County Uourt--E klMBEFLiNG;
Prosecuting Attorney--D. W. P0LSLEl.
!Sherif--C. SEH0N.
+. Jailor-J. JEWETT. v
Surveyor of Lands--G. ". PuLLINs,
Assessor Dist. No JACOB ROUSa'
f" "D.S VHN MArEE. Dept
d" M, 2-JOHNC BUCKLEY
snpe.intend't of SchoolS--C. I: B. MOORE
TERMS or URcur CoUpT First Monday
IN April and first Monday in October
TtRSS OF rouNrY COuRT Third Monday
in January, March, May, July, November
anl December.
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ENTRY BOOK 6-OLASSl.

Preserves, Canned Fruits, Pickles.
Best aud largest variety Of pre-
Best and {" Of jollios, 2
do 8 kind ofpioklcs, 81 or Diploma
do preserved peaches, one jar
81 or Diploma,
Best preserved ounces, one jar
81 or Diploma,
Best preserved pears, one jar
81 or Diploma
Best preserved Strawberries one
jar, 81 or Diploma.
Best specimen of any kind Of pre-
serves, each variety 81 or Dip
Best specimen Of ularmalado, each
variety, 81 or Diploma.
ENTRY BOOK 7-OLASS 1.
FLOU'ERS.
Best and largest variety Of cut . :,
flowers, " w
best anl largest variety of flowers =,
in pots, = w
best boquet cut aowers (aaD 81 or Dip'I.
do :" (rouud) lOr 4"
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.pnines al AdnIssiOn.

Fo6tman ..........,..s.. .sr.3 .3.:".''.S ~ ~
Rider and IIrsemun, ..."..y...:.." 9V "
Single Buggy and hOrae ...",s og oe
s aE.saoh addaiopsl prs Agsr. .:.,:. ! !. e e
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OPEN TO ALL COMPETITORS
OFFICERS.
@. T. BEALE, President.

G. T. BEALE, President
JOHN A. McCULLOCH, yico.Pres't
JOHN L. TIMMS, Secretary.
Q. G. MILLER, Treasurer.
]. P. R, B. SMITH, Chief Marshal.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
GEO. MARTIN, Il. l.. NEALE,
JAS. WINDOW, A, G. MASON.
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ENTRY BOOK l2-CLAsS /
1nrlcnltnrnl Implements.

agricultural Implements.
Best reapiug machine, So %
do moving do . W
do wheat drill 2 W
do pillow for general purposes 2 %
do corn planter 10 90
do cider mill and press 81 or diploma
do corn shelter
do corn cultivator, 2 horse /"
do horse hay rake "
do doublc.ShoveI plow -"
do two.horse harrow F."
ENTRY BOOK 12-CLASS2
TOOLS, dc.
Best portable fence, 81 or diploma
ENTRY BOOK 13-CLASS l
HOGS.
Best boar ! year old aud over, any
best SOW / year old and over, any -
uT0Vu
best SOW any age with litter Of not
less than Eve sucking pigs %
best pair pigs under six months w
ENTRY BOOK 14-CLASS |
SHEEP.
Best buck any age or breed s. 90 90
do eve /" I" D w
do pair lambs any D W
ENTRY BOOK 15-CLASSS
FIT SHEEP.
Best pen Of Eve fat sheep 80 W
ENTRY BOOK l6-CLASS |
THOROUGH BRED C4TTLE
Best bull 3 year old aud upward Sl2 %
do - {" aud under 8 w
do al &" and 2 D w
do Z" calf D w
do COW 8 years old s upward u 90
do &" 9 <" "aud undCr8 8 OO
do hcifer year old 4 undcr2 . %
do /" calf D w
do breeding COW with calf 10 @0
Exhibitors under this head will be re-
quircd to deposit with the Secretary 40 Au'
thentic pedigree Of each animal before en-
trance,
ENTRY BOOK l7-CLASS 2
CATTLE,NATITE OR GR4DES
Best bull 8 years old q upwards $40 VO OO
do 90 and under 3 5 OO
do 81 :" 2 5 90
do bull eaif D W
do best COW 8 year old aud !,
upwards ~ W W
best COW 2 years. old aud upward : y y
do beiter | year old md uuder2 . o. o.
do breed'g cowwith calfnt foot . W
ENTRY BOOK CLASS 8
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VIM. H. TOMLINSON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
HT7ILL practice ID the Courts of Mason,
w Oabell aud Liucoln; aud in the county
Of GalGa, Ohio Also in the Court Of Appeals
Of West Virginia. Prompt attention given 10
che collection Of claims.
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ENTRY BOOK 9-CLASS 2.

ENIKY BUUA J-UIAoo q
Household Manufactures.
The articles exhibited in this class must
have been made during the past twelve
months, by the person exhibiting them, or
1 Lor of tho family
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Exhibitors under this head will be re-
quircd to deposit with the Secretary an Nu'
tbentic pedigree Of each animal before en-
trance
ENTRY ROOK 17-CLASS2
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WILL attend promptly 10 all business :, en-, n.
w trusted 70 his care. Office on corner Main
aud 9Th streets, opposite Court House
Sept. 26-ly.
I. A. GIBBONS,

-. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PolSr PIEasAsr, W. Va.
Win, pras1ice ia Mason aud adjoining coun'
W :IGs; also in the Supreme Court OF AP
pe&is and U. s. District Court. toihce IN ~
Shrewsbury's block, Main street. Lap24-'l'
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PROHIBITIONS.

10. Allintoxicatiug liquors, or gamb-
ling devices of any description, positively
prohibited on the grounds, or within a
mile thereof.
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W, SMITH. I. b. AL''
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

CABELL @. H. ". Va.
WILL practice in tbe.countIes oil o Oaoell
w Lincoln, Wayne, Boone, Logan, Putnam,
Mason aud ad dining counties, and also III ~! Ihe
Court of Appeals aud the United STATES DIS Us.
trct Court al Charleston. aTPromPt attention
given to the collection Of claims aPrS-ly'
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PREMIUMS.

90 Premiums must be called for within
Is days after their award, or they will be
forfeited to the Association.
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ENTRY BOOK 1O-CLASS 8
Machines for Household Use,

ENTRY BOOK 11-CLASS l
MechGiicdl Products.
Best set carriage harness, double 81 90 %
do T" wagon I" 2 w w
do (" carriage Z" single 2 70
do /" gentleman's saddle and
bride ! 90
best ladies saddle and bride ! SO
do display Of leather z w
ENTRY BOOK 1l-CLASs2
Miscellaneous MechaWI Products.
Best pair of gentleman'S
winter boots 81 or diploma
best pair gents shoes, .
(" !" ladies' winter shoes, ! 3"
dressed stone not less
than two feet long
best half dozen corn brooms !
do display Of ftinware ~ w
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MnsirdI Instruments

AInsitdl Instruments
A LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
Upright SELL cheap. aoWel on purchases
Call NJ MERRRLLs No Unonsqaare TO l65 foun.y
A BARGAIN.-Beautiful 7t-Oc Rosewood
~ PLANO bass all mproVements sl4O one oI W
CABLE. 107 West Tseuiy-thrd st corner q sIih.are.
pURDETT ORGANISING challenge the
ID world equal nem Parior Organs $40 and inward FsaS
ami Organs soi ailments sec9nd-h,na nstrumtna AZ
prices BILLINGS 4 WHBBLOCK IL Bass Folrieenih-st
ner.of SEVENTY echth-st-PRvATB INSTRUCTION al branches
SPECIAL steaon called to Vocal Department under
OF eminent Italian masters
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANOS and
~ ORGANS cash nstaments RBST 50 20 $40 per
BBrTs's wARBRJ0Ms, 18s Broadway corner AOh
NEW II OCTAVE PIANOS-All modern i'm
~ p7oresnts FOR SALE DURISG SUMNER easy terms
Same instruments for rent st $50 per quarter.
'''-' AGENCY FOR SPgBRY ORGANS"
New and rad cal Improvements yielding great Tansae' or perfectly
pure PIPE '0''' Wing L son, Az Broom. st
CEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
> FORTE sl25s are retailing As te,' aHs inl sIsi
tone Isno..er,es m'nrlsetIrel At 80 Ssh ~
CPECIAL SAFE OFFER-CHAMBERS
- PANUs-Psror 80 Home aud scnool PIANOS snt s
where receipt u cost pres ,iuarlrV uumi.e an ~
ssursa By the .Peo.l safe ol ne I No. l0I
Ppurth.ive., EsS York
UPRIGHT PIANOS.-A large and superior
y ASzortncnt for SALB HENT e 0uNuEh SONS hAoa
f.etnrrrs. n west fhreenht heincen FhA ana sit.l.e
sl5L0 PIANOS and ORGANS, NEW and SEC
StJO O.D HAND, Of FlRsrCLASS MAKES, vii De soil -
CITY or CoUSrRY, DURING rms FiSANcIAL CRISIS b,
bsgSF99sss oFFEaR6 ~ SRwYOsK iGEsrs WAITED ne
sac Of WATgis CELEBRATED PIANOS. CONCERTO ,Ii OK
GRRAT INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YORE CITY.

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find It 70 their interest 70 advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paDer and In addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
, be found not only in York and all It's cities and
villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO tue
reader would especially dwell on the fact that the
ubscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
XIV and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business fession: consequently adverseme each
are read 10y all classes. TIE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention to reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
umns as an advertising medium Tho charges for adyor
tsng are follows DAILY TRIBUNE so cents per Line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per line sET
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About ten words Of
cur wide columns average line Terms, cash in advance
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Friday. Oct. 81. 1873.

The attendance at the Exchange SalesrOoms
today vas small and the transactions unimportaut.
y H. Ludlow & Co sold store and lot. No Murray-st,
subject 20 mortgage OF $4,000 ami interest from uy !,
ASH and dover right for $4,000 over and above the
ucumbrance TIE same suctiOneer also sold two lois on
secOnd-aves.
A. T. Blocker Son Co. sold house and lot on Mati-
sonave 755 feet south Of sxtiethst Joseph Mcclure
adjourned sale 81 Fysey property until Nos. H.
SIR. Jcre johnson, r had good sale at White Plains
on Thursday the property brought fair prices and was
Eaainly purchased by parties from New-York.
AUCTION SALES NETWORK CITY REAL ESTATE
By r. n. Lsdlor 4 Co -.
.ot south SIDE %. Tjh.s 300 Of istave 25xlO22 s2V
souih d3e u 5s 326 Of 75tht, 25KlO&1 SV0V
Br 4. =. Bsssksr S,g a Co.
Of ha1ison
755 south o. 6Oh SAW
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furniture.
A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
~. for FURNITURE CARPETS. and BEDDING. ~ B. NJ COW
PERTHWAIT co.'s los aai ~ Clsi5au-s- An immense ''oI
aud low prices
A UCTTON NOTICE.-GoOd secondhand and
"A CARPETS, all szs.i rich patterns hussa srnssl ,ai l
grain day from auction. cheap az IL iion between "
and Nassau
A Il the private residence 800 West Twenty
N second-sFne Furniture imported from Paris iof -i U -
Original paid Tor 10 kg0ge e1caAe daes ana eS
g.. -.
Tie itself In, brown osrsoy buHg to easei rent
81 700 sgents
IGOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNl-
TU3R MURRAY Bin, Fhhise complete iof
AHsa'
Box s. 7S5 he-- York PottOnce
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Relialons Notifee.


The Rt. Rev. bishop CummIn- Of Kentucky will pe,eh at
Assoc,hen Hsl, SUNDAY EVENING al 0cOck Free s-stG
The Second Reformed Presbyterian Congregations
formerly West Eleventh will hold their services To- MORROW
and SABBATH hereafter until further Continental
Hal Rghthsve and Thirty ouh-st Services BY a. SIE
ykSsOS. d D., Pastor lOia m. 3a N.
Temporary Church of the HOW Trinity, MAIDS pave
nd glst-Iioun Of Services l0a ard ~ p NJ
Rev STEPHEN H. TYING IT, D. viii preach th Morning AM
Evening serrc Rev T. H. KhrrRLL, Assistant Minister. Si
preach In the Afternoon
The Fifth-ave. Baptist Church Poriy-s1'hst VII ees
hrae the 25th Anniversary Dr. ARMrAGEs pssoraie TOO
ROW throughout the ra Meeting at Ga lola and ind =
IN the Afternoon, distinguished speakers other Churches IN
u Evening BY Rev Dr. FULTON Brooklyn special IL
utson extended 70 former members AMI cordial welcome % az
Unversnisr Church Downing sts-
Tie Rev. T. G. SWKErsBR, vii peach MORROW MORN
ING l0a snd EVENING = o'clock Morning subject All
Day. Evening subject rhe True Road suoess sermon
Young STRANGERS welcomed and provided WITH sesis
Verbatim Repairing Of Sermons sunday Lectures
specially and done than other Shorthand work Ao
gnsFaned Reference gTon THOMAS DRFFlLI % fAA
now, Room H.
Westmiuster Presbyterian Church, Frstpsee Snl
Cnion,, Eroekyn. J. CT RMBST FRENCH, Pi'oregnir
services At lO30,. - and 2 80 p N.
Westminster PresbySc-ian Church West Twenty;
Srh aud scvrnth-ayt MOhhtb ~ oVi
EVENING 1885, b. Pastor, Rev J. K Dh Arrest subject. noIn
ing Abundant supply" Evening, Hidden csafes o"aHsei'
welcome
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lectures dno aleetiugs.

fectures dno aleetiugs.
L ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail Ca
i I'D roy ne LECTURE SEASON Of the AMERICAN LII
ZRARY BUREAU. he bes lecture ss ne esas.
w It owe Superiority hsi s'e~h're rscosaISA
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper lasi.use Ees-rork
MICHIGAN, Cooper Institute, SUNDAY
vi EVENINGS Il 7La-rHRBB SBw LECTURES BY Rev
HRyRY MORGAN Of BosOn: 2 OH Mh A1d Thelr Aeon
,eJ Nov Bachelors Fohest NOV To- Oh B9snsS
win View Trimmings" Tess Reserved ~isb sroon
lectures. 20 ceIls AA.Iess Asiof House n l.
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Gin Zeal estate for Sale.

TJNHE best bargain in market.-Furnishe
HOUSE, two doom Gou MadisOnsvo For particulars apply
SO LeriugtoHavo
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AUCTION SALE YEsTcHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE

=. ez.,. ~. "a .t., ~ 20 ls73By .Iere JOHNSON,
-. =. - -rrovssres Simm.ngton ...,., 81, 100
P n .',o. s'e ;t.,'g sheve NJ. sTuia..... aSO
~. % fjri.c hove steiner ........ 425
= ~, - ,..sri.r a.a,e A Nesd............ AsJ
-. ~ 1870 ,,f We. A ORorrke ........ 600
$3.50 t,, ~ ,;o-.ves .......... 97O
i. ~ s,t - " .(5sves s6iouiag above L Grouse. p7O
lis t-f 81 "A sor.vex rdioi1lnr above SHAY. 400
- ~ H. 80 " ,or.,ves a lisg above Ravuoud
10y ~ m NJ NJ -sreves sfiring al owe BcyIar 1000
~, y. ,5insvs srl Rom River Siandrr ......... $50
- =, an, Brosr River adjoining smith,. 540
~, =. usor We nd pr-r Rver a3isuluc Fogr 800
49, =, W.T. ~ nj i,r,r4 Riyrr esign8x Dsron $40
po,s Bronx RIVER adjoining hlA 1SoV
80 - r.,-~,V- 49, NJ sosvo. % iBgctrrhara...... 500
- ~. Is-.-, 80 yis9n.,ves npnrtop -. -. 400
-, ~ r.,vtov-.eve ,.opnr a,s ............ lilo
80 ~, !-.,.sy. .i,,g q Sine .............. 800
p,, Tr.,,v-s-'vc -sp ~ ............... 1900
: - - Town sve ami publc ruad Oleu............ 425
P,s a.. r,bs 70 - sl,eve % Ell ..........s 1,2SO
III, on ~ paSic ros n3iang Wilkinson $50
i alal a niots so for tl7.6S0
The uiis 80 ii mag on a. average city lots each.
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Situations uanico--m ales.

A YOUNG man, having fTst-class recon-
n meudao1s from place dcire, SITUATION in trr
good. oh1iag Loe Asd Of Address
5. H. $50 Felix st., Brooklyn. n y.
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Nsw- gersep RraI estate for Sale.

EXFCUTORis SALE of valuable grain and
IL rsss FAM containing 100 Of and
timber land Railroad and 30 miles from this ely
Terms description and tns. uql-e Of JACQUES ZOa Broaens
NOR SALE.-42-ACRE FARM, two hours from
NcTlereYi arge house, ample oubuong' nice s3s
bt.p Of rt i've minutes schools and Price,
= 800 rutland & WHITING, Beekmhn-st
NEAT VILLA RESIDENCE 40 minutes
~ Lbrrtyst desirable pa minutes walk from West
Eteh Railroad NeEerey near Venenit Hhs
a well drared heAthyj vii take railroad ooaaA
Address OWNER, Posi-OGee Box 80 Newlork SlIy.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ unarsket 70 Sale Ostalogrh
0so. I'M H. GERRY. 80 Nsssas cor Lssr
QEn PER MONTH.-Tasty HOUSE and
cDOO grounds 40 by Central Railroad ueAr depcs
1sseeu police steam department. frequent 1te trains low AIes
healthy location VIDE htll pias cabeis
"a bot an cold water heater sorndoOrs, &c. laid out
5eanur fruits shade Ge attractive place N0rtl
West blzAbeh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09

after the business of the County. Re-
cent developments show how he did it.
Through caTeieSsness, neglect or ignor-
ance he allowed The taxpayer TO be
robbed and the contractors 90 fatten
upon the spojis. lie allowed an enor-
nous debt 10 be saddled upon the
County. He allowed public funds to
be miSused. He allowed g loose and
careless transaction OF the public bust
ness. he encouraged 4 reckless outlay
of the peoples money. He allowed
more bonds - be issued to contractors
than the Engineers certificates showed
they were entitled to. lie neglected
the county business; he neglected the
proper settlements with county officers
required by law; in short he neglected
his plain palpable duty. The simple
truth is that his own party friends did
not award hin-a second nomination
as was the custom, owing TO the I'M
becility and want OF business tact
shown during his term of office. Al
though friend Campbell is a nice man,
is that any reason why he should be
sent to the Senate of Ohio, to be en-
trusted with State interests, especially
when he displayed such mismanage-
ment of the affairs of one county. We
have had samples OF what both Knox
and Campbell can DO. Which will
you choose?