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POETRY.
Winter.

WINTER
Old Winters silent, rapid march,
Upon our autumn stealing,
Fills many heart with SORROWS dark,
His icy heart revealing.
Quickly comes from the northern zone,
Triumphant smiles for wealth alone.
In frosted car he rides sublime,
From arctic regions flying
Ger crystal seas since ncieant time
To conquer has been trying.
Anon upon the Southern plain
He fees towards his throne again,
But in thy march, oh cruel king,
Thy path of woe seen;
Millions of the sons Of earth
All dread thy ''crystal sheen"
Oh, canst thou not in mercy spare
The poor Of earth, in thy career?
Deaf to the cry of weary souls,
He marches on forever;
The crushed of earth, the shivering poor,
He smiles upon oh F! never,
Ye men of wealth, then freely give,
Then help the poor Of earth to i've.
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The NationaI Traders Rank.

THE Stockholders of 'fThe National Traders Bank
of Portland,'' are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held at their Banking ROOM
on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January next, at 3
o'clock, P. NJ.
To choose five Directors for the ensuing year.
To act proposition to increase the capital stock
Of the Bank.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland. Dec. II. 1873. de13d1ni
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sease, should end our Days

Traverse Runner Pungs. for Sale.
A FEW first class traverae runner PUNGS, Sc
N lected STOCK, best make and finish. Just the
thing for Grocers. Market men and any light carry
ing business, at
JORDAN'S,
de16eods1w Portland, St., Cor. Hanover.
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WE, the undersigned, have this day formed n %.
s. partnershp under the firm name and styIe eo Of
ina a., SUplNG CO., for the purpose Of car, v
ing Oh tne business Of manufacturing Ladies' Miss
es and Childrens Boots and Shoes at the iactnTv
lately occupied by Walden & Shaw Nos St and "A
Middle street, Portland Me. 4'o'' oi anu %
Expressing our gratitude to the na,rons os wa,.
continuance of the same. ''"''' :"
HOP ACE III SHAW
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OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Annual Meeting.

NyHE Stockholders of the Ocean Insurance Compa-
IL ny are hereby notified to meet at the Office of
said Company in Portland, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of January 1874 at o'clock in the afternoon for
the purpose of choosing seven Directors for the
suing year, and for the transaction of any other
business which may then be legally acted upon.
GEO. a. WRIGHT, Sec'y,
Porfland Dec 70 1879 n12dfd
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed md taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator OF the estate of
ANN BENSON, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased and has taken
upon himself that trust as the law directs All nor
sons having demands upon the estate of said deceas
ed are required to exhibit the same and ali nersons
indebted to said estate are called upon to make pay
ment to
THOMAS H. HASKELL. Abr.
Portland, Dec. 2, 1873. de12dlaw3wF
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Notice of Dissolution.

UyHE firm of WALDEN & SHAW ia this dav a,s.
Il solved by mutual consent. All persons inddebt-
ed to this firm are requested to make Immediate nav
den & Shaw are requested TO present the same%" a.
II. Shaw, who will settle the affairs of the firm on;
is authorized to sign in liquidation. AIM anu
CHARLES A. WALDEN
Portland, Dec. 8, 1873.
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New House for S35OO!

o. A new II story House in the Western part
H,:; The city, eight finished rooms, gas and SebagO
49, cemented cellar, ample closet room, water
closet and sink connected with sewer. House IS
warmed by furnace and supplied with gas fixtures,
This property is finely situated sunny location.
In good neighboIhood. For terms apply to F. q.
PATTERSON, 10 Fluent Block, or j. p. WESCOTT
de13 2w
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FOR SALE.
About Two Hundred NJ. of Pine
Timber
within II miles of Long Pond and q of Bridgton
Center. Apply to
III. II. FLINT,
desd2w* NORTH BRIDGTON, ME.
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

RECEIVED THIS DAY AT
A. L. Milletts, 3SS & 800 Congress st
so Tubs Superior quality, Vermont and
N. ". Butter.
so Bbls. N. Y. Baldwin and Greening Ap.
pies for Winter use.
% Kegs Malaga Grapes.
200 Boxes Raisins of different kinds and
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tNIFTEEN acres of land for early Gardening.
IL House 40 30 feet, two stories, 10 finished rooms
two good wells Of water; three miles trcm Portland
one mile from Grand Trunk Depot in Falmouth,
with wood house, stable, carriage house, house
and henery. cash, remainder ON term of years.
Enquire of
s. BUCKNAM on the Premises.
Falmouth Dec. IL, 1878. d&w1m50
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Canal National Bunk,

TNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of "The
Il Canal National Bank of Portland" for the cleo
ton of seven Directors and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held at their Banking House, Tuesday, the
18th day OF January, 1874, at II O'Clock a. m.
B. G. SOMERBY, Cashier.
December, ~, 1873. dec12dtd
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CascO National Bank.

TTNHE ar pual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il Casco National Bank of Portland for the choice
of Directors and the transaction of such other bust
ness may legally come before them, will be held at
their Banking House, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
VIM. A. WINSHIP, Cashier.
Portland. Dec. Eth. 1874 dtd
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

VVAX-PAYERs of Cape Elizabeth, whose taxes re-
Il main unpaid, are hereby nc, flied that the term
of veper cent disc ,unt ceases the 9th OF Janu-
airy, 1874. The Col ectcr will be at the Sele tmens'
date for the purpose of receiving taxes.
declS d3t JAMES TRICKEY, Cole ctor
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REAL ESTATE.
F. u. PattersOn's Real Estlte
BULLETIN.
Money 10 Loan.

nN first class Real Estate Security, in Portland,
~ or vicinity-Rents collected, taxes paid, &C., on
Commission. Houses bought and sold. Apply to +.
G. PATTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate, Office 10
Fluent Block. oc4dtf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22
. Cosured Reporter IN Court.

a
The colored reporter who was, upon
application TO the court on Tuesday.
furnished a seat in the Criminal Court
for the purpose OF reporting the Upper
cue trial for the ". Y. Tribune, again
occupied his seat yesterday. His name
ia J. De Witter, and reports that he 10
an Englrshman, Londoner by birth;
aud that he has been connected with
the London Times az reporter, and
that during the late Presidential cam
pagn stumped through North Carolina
10 COM any with Saunders, OF Baltimore
ia behalf OF Mr. Greeley, but received
very little encouragement as stump
orator He is also said to have gotten
into trouble with his colOred brethren
OF the North Carolina Legislature while
reporting the debates OF that body
lie is a young man. very black, con-
verses well, uses good English, wears
spectacles sometimes. and dresses 10 a
Greeley overcoat He divides attention
among the spectators with the prisoner
al the bar. Judge Gilmore promptly
ACC orded De Witter a desk within the
bar upon his representing himself as a
newspaper correspondent, fret, however
from courtesy to the representatives OF
the Baltimore press. had them consult,
cd as to their wishes in the matter. VI
course no one objected to "a man and
brother" ss the politicians would call
MIN. and he took his seat -BaLto, Sua.
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brother Harlaud's Horses.


The Washington Correspondent OF
the Pittsburgh Chronicle says:
The examination of Mr.. Harlan was
a raintul exhibition. 1t WAS even more
try :g than TO near the old dotard Blair
mumher his disjointed and badly re-
mem bered anecdotes. Mr. Harlan had
he'd places OF dignity and trust through
three administrations His mental
yigor il not in the least impaired, and
vet. 10 all appearances, he was al i'm
beetle ia the faculty Of remembering
what he did with the money, And
row comes the question, What d'd he
d. With it2 What he did not do with 1t
is apparent enough.
Soon after he lett the Interior Depart
ment there was a sensation and an spol
osy Tor an investigation about pair o.
horses that belonged to the Govern
mem. The Government furnishes each
officer with tOurnout, aud when Mr.
Harlan resigned, the Interior horses
went with him His explanation WAS
that the horses were iavorltes with his
smiiv; and that he took them and paid
the Government for them. And so the
matter went by. And there was another
investigation about some OF the expen-
dI,nres OF the Soldiers Bureau, but all
the Senator'S pecuniary complications
were nothing TO this ten thousand dol
lar e,,ectioneering fund IN reference 20
which his memory refuses to aid him
rs to the expenditure o! single dollar
The Senate Committee have but little
time to complete their investigation
ana report, but it seems scarcely Possi'
Die that they can render any other YER
diet IN his case than that OF expulsion.
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AFaI raReiu Prospect.

The House of Representatives on
Wednesday put through, by a party
vote, very promising job, being MOTH
ing less tran q contract with Grants
organ, the National Republican, Tor the
printing OF the Congressional debates
II is conceded by all impartial men
that the debates bsve been admirably
reported in the Globe. and at only reas-
enable compensation. 1n the present
lob the old dodge Of low bid has been
practced. Or course, some time next
winter, i! the accounts canuot be MADE
TAT enough by,Executiye audacity, there
will be the usual application 70 Con.
sress for further allowances. With will
be put through as party necessity
There was a slodiy tandango at
Governor Cooks, the chief OF the city
ring. where the organization for tnis
raid on the Treasury is said to have
been perfected 1t will probably be
hurried through the Senate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

LIZ SAGE, in recouutiug the advsntu-
res OF Gil Bias" tells US that that
young man once met woman who, al
though outward!y q paragon OF virtue,
did not, in every respect, make her pri'
vate lite agre with her public reputation
TO some natural expression OF astonish.
meut on his part at the wide Disagree
ment, she replied, with the assurance
OF experience. that it was better 90, be-
cause she thus managed to combine
all the pleasures OF vice with all the
reputation of virtue. The members OIL
the present Congress appear to have
heard the srothegm, and to have beed
struck with it's worldly wisdom.
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CARBON OH -.snndard brands IN z
lobbtny xst, q 40 askins and no charge
c1NDI zetar II 70; City mould at
u8e; Adsna1ntins At lse. o., ..,, ,anaae.
prime q No2g1c; choics At 24o2lHc; old
CRACKERs-susar, lls lemon, llxc;
soda, 7fG water, eKr oyster, TIC cream
iniGgin demand At 2aa25c.
FfsH-MacSrel, No. 2 halves at O 5es50;
ubls at SIS %; No. 3neW do, full weight lOQ
d, IT q rs; barrels ut - 90; Light weights at
various prices, according to the weight IN
lackageg white dsh at IS Is; Lake herring
: FEATHERs- Sales at 75c. and the usual
ADVANCE for small lots In q retail way,
though not quoted higher, % some dealers
with old stocks arc selling at former prices.
FLOUR-White wheat family fancy A.
2sS 7 family g. . 1890 r. ezra aaas So
7 G second quality Sxi0 at ts 90; l0In at
6 SO per box Of 50 feet. net cash. p
aENsEN9-At 00975c y n.
aRAINo ~ very ftmi s choice wye RHe
steady at 75@SOc. Corn at $3.50. Oats, at
HXY-stock scarce. Baled Us Oos4O 90.
iRoN-Fist and bar. 62-loe6 s.loc horse ,n
neaVy band iron, 8-i0@6 5-l6c; light band,
5a7 kIOc; hoop, B 5-lO98 7-IOc; oval, S-l0@
g Sl0c; half oval and half round 3 eios
LAID oILaE :, r. winter strained at 75e'
MoIAssEsNPrime new crop New Or
lesns zoe; choice at 75c. ....lC
., MaasH % ss ss g efsss s9 "a
g G. B:.'e5 II, g 81 50 s. H. n. y eG n e.
FINISHING. 4 TO 4od. 81 Is per fes above
common nails: In, so so; ~ In, 80 SO;
EASING, 75c per key above common nails.
Blued. and 50, g IS s, g; 2 90 %, . q ID, ID,
Si0 90. Wrought cllnch 2 to In. q 25. Cut
Spikes, s to ! In. IS rs. Boat Spikes, all sizes.
% IS Tobacco, SOC per keg above common
PROvIsIoNs-Mess pork at sl4 90.
Lard, extra winter at SIC; keg at loc:
SIC; sugar cured breakfast bacon at lie.
Sugar cured hams at l311c; plain at H9l2xc.
RrAToB-In good demand at soss'c
RICEISouth Carolina fair to prime at
sXs Ran coon at $40.
sEEDS-Timothy at "A Is; clover al
e6 30; iaxseed at u IS; quotations nominal.
sTARCH-At 5k0Shc; maizena,, H9l4c.
sODA-At 80 In papers: best Newcastle al
sOAP-Family at &c; German at 10;
sAIT-Dairy at u IS; best Ohio River at
81 so delivered.
SYRUPsAre active and hrm. We
Iuote Common at As to Soc; Fine, 559sOc;
Choice, TOO; Best, $50.
SIJGARS-New Orleans at l0allc ;Dema-
rara at llL @l2c; standard brands OF REIN
ed as follows: crushed, powdered and gran
ulsted at lac; A at l2c; Bat liMc; eI. at
lin at lilo.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 l501 IS; Young
dyson at 81 fool so; Oolong at 70985@l 40.
WOOL-Very little arriving. Clean. well
woahad at H0nh5C per DOund
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGI6rN R,
WHEELING. February list, 1873. )
Trade generally, with the exception OF
Wheat and Four, Is improved in tone and
amount, but Is still restricted by the waut Of
Money accommodations.
Flour is steady in price and does not sym.
pathlse with the week.-mrs. OF the Wheat
market The trade Is confined entirely to
the supplying OF the demand Tor city con.
sumption. Buckwheat Fl, urls lower. with
with a weak market; holders are anxious
TO dispose OF the stock on hand. Rye Flour
is d m and steady and without change Of
price during he week.
Wheat very dull and transactions linn.
tied. The decline in prices in Western mar
kets having an effect here We think there
may be q temporary decline here, but bet
ter prio than now rI!s will be paid b.
fore the new crop comes in.
Corn dull at 45c. Oats firm At 4o@47c.
Dealers anticipating higher prices.
The Butter market Is nrm expressly for
choic, and the city trade absorbs all that
comes In. I. will not be many weeks now
until the Spring make will Be In and We
shall then have better grade at lower phi.
ces.
The wosl market is very dull, aud prices
have declined fully 50. on the pound, with
no OF any large amount The markets
East are also reported as lat with sales
confined TO small orders TO keep the mills
running.
The Grocery trade Il unchanged In price.
Trade In improving. Coffse In very arm
here. while another advance 10 quoted In
he Eastern markets. -r
APPLES-In good demand At q 90 per
barrel.
l. BEANSLPlenty at e Is.
BAKING POWDER-tLosan, List D Co. %
8 az. cans 81 rs per dox.; 10 On. cans IS Us D
cans IS 25: bulk sSG Enterprise tAocabs'
Af saUUcSKSWHE1T FLouR-At = % pr ba..
CHEESE-l7c for New York factory and
0oahsn, and leo for Western Reserve.
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FntalAectisas.

A man named Peter Mcfarland.
from Baltimore, wbo-has been employ.
ed 10 the erection OF the iron bridge, on
the N. & P. railroad, came TO bis death
Sunday night in . rather singular man
ner. He boarded at the Shenandoah
House, and on Sunday night remained
out until the house had been closed.
Returning about hsli-past eleven
o'clock. and finding the doors closed. he
raised q window in the dining room.
and gained an entrance. In searching
about Tor the door which led mp stsire,
be opened one which led to the cellar,
and plunged down head foremost. The
fall caused conclusion Of the brain, and
congestion, from which be died in the
position in which he fell. He wss
found on Monday morning. Coroner,
A. S Chambers had a jury empsnnell-
ed who returned a verdict Of "scciden-
tai death, in accordance with the facts
above stated. We understand the body
was sent to Baltimore to the relatives
of the de eased. for INSTRUMENTATION
hnsburg Era.
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GEN. SIcKLEs AND CAsTsLAR.-Gen.
Sickles, our Misister to Spain. was on
Saturday snubbed BY Senior Castelar,
the new Spanish Secretary Of State.
Dispatches received by Mr.. Fish yes
terdsy state that Sickles called on Cas-
telar and told him that slavery is in
consistent With . republican form Of
government when CASTELAR, asked him
whether he hsd been instructed By this
Government to present such views and
on receiving an ambiguous response,
informed MI. Sickles that it will be time
tor him to reply when Mr.. Sickles shall
have been formally instructed to pre-
sent the matter. and in the meantime
the Spanish Ministry will be guided by
the light of its own counsel.
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FERNS, ~ Mail, in Advance
HRrAa AhNes.

The earliest horse shoe makers APP
pear to have been Vsndals and Ger
man tribes, in the graves OF some OF
whom they have been found. They
seem 10 have been totally unknown to
the aucients. The first mention OF
them in literature is in thei works OF
the Byzantine Emperor Leo, about a
Thousand years a ago, by the name Of
'selenaia" moons or crescents
They are thus among the most modern
at our everyday appliances. Before
Leo's time, calvalry horses were often
disabled by the wearing out OF their
J. oots. The war horses mentioned BY
Job AID other Scriptural writers we're
unahod. Receipts were given by Ken
ophon, Vegeuus, and other writers, Tor
hardening the boof. The japanese
have for centuries used straw socks or
shoes for the feet OF horses travelling on
stony roads. They wear out quickly,
but cost almost nothing, and can easily
be repaired.
Horse-shoeing was probably introdu-
ced into EDglaod by William the Conque
ror Henry de Ferries Cor Ferrers) who
came with him, had six horse shoes
auartered in his coat Of arms, and ls
believed to have been superintendent
OF 'arriers.
The supertition which attributed q
power over evil Spirits to horse shoes
aud which at one time prevoiled 30
LARGELY hat most OF the houses 10 the
west OF London had them nailed over
the entrance, vet fingers. In several
countries they may still be seen thus
displayed.
# was reserved for an American,
Henry Burden OF Troy. to contrive
machinery whereby this most useful
artical could he prepared, instead OF
the todions aud laborious hand process
that ali nations up to the middle Of
!hir century employed.
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FATAL TEST. On Thursday last
Evans Price and DR.. Samples, both
we'll known residents OF Maiden, or Its
vicinity, Tested" some whiskey that q
saloon keeper named Stone had just
manufactured by q new receipt which
he had obtained. The result WAS that
in a little over three hours from the
testing of the liquor, Price was . dead
man, and Dr.. Samples was still in bed
AT last accounts. This matter should
receive the prompt attention OF officers
OF the lsw,-Charlsstsn C0xri~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

BEN BUTLER Gays that if Cakes Ames
is found gully of bribery, it is lair to
presume that somebody has been bribed.
He, being 40 irquisitive Yankee, has q
conundrum for the Investigating Com
mittee that have just finish ed-so they
claim--tbelr researches. He seems to
think that the Poland Committee have
not answered his conundrum 10 their
report, and he submits that it is not
transgressing the limits of propriety
Tor him to ask, in view of the severe
condemnation visited on Amea for bri
berry hy the Committee: "WhOm has
AMEs 6ri6edf'
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How IT Cor THERB-There was

How IT Cor THERs-Thers was
great merit in the explanation ofthe
gentlemsnIy person who was found go
ing from a neighbours hen roost with q
plump rooster in his hat. "Golly,"'
sad he, that's queer-how do you
pose he got tbere2 Must have crawl
ed up nv trowsers leg" Its little
remarkable though that this theory has
not suggested itself to some OF the gem
tlemeu lately found with Credit Mobi-
lier stock on their hands. 1t might
have crawled up their trowsers legs
and no doubt dld. Thsts easy now.
Why not say SON. Y Tribune.
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GEN. CHARLES N. THRUsroN. one Of
the oldest citizens Of Cumberland. died
at bic residence on Decatur street, On
tuesday evening. Deceased was seven
ty-five years OF age, and has filled q
prominent place in tie history OF Cum
berland. He was q graduate OF West
Point, and for a time during the war,
held the portion OF Brigader General
OF Volunteers.-Cun6erland Timer
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For Sale.

TWO-~rORY BRICK DWELLING,
\ with eight or ten rooms, sltuateu on
~ No. IA. northwest corner of Centre and
seventh streets. in Shriver's addition 10 the
city Of Wheeling ~, -,.,.
,lso a two-St orv Frame dwelling with
reD rooms and good cellar. hot and cold
water up ard down stairs. Win gas ~ az.
10 rOnrns SITUATED on the east side of
t'Gsrlinc street, in the sixth ward OF the
c,rv Of Wheeling. For price and terms see
'''' l.. q HUiS e.,
ANU, Real Estate Agent
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AN old farmer said to his some; Boys
don't you ever spekerlat or wait for
something to turn up. Ysu might just
as we'll 60 an' sit dowd on . stone in
the middle Of q me 1der, with . pail
'wrxt your legs, an wait for COW 10
back TO you TO be mIlked."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

TIE New York Times does not like
Mayor Havemeyer as will be gathered
from these remarks. 1T isquite clear
that the Republicans, in electing Mr..
Havenmeyer, did not make sufficient
allowance for the rspidtv with which
the Mayor can get his Dutch up. or
for the cunning OF q fox, which, &C.
cording to his best trends. is bis chief
characteristic.
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" hes ling, February ls- 1873.
For Stakeholder aud Engine.

.,EVk,N INCH CYIIStER AMI
- twelve inch stroke. boiler 'isht ana
Kiln cool order. Burns only one load OF
cnaI rer week. Also Shliting and Betting
Eo~ ale. 4 very cheap For 'urther IN
Z, ma, on app at G.Mendel, Booth &So.s
.urniIure shop, a~oW
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Fair Grounds For Rent.

1--WE FAR GROUNDS OF THE NORTH
Nest VlrGinia Agricultural Society, ON
" hetliug lslrnd are or r-nt. me use ~
the grounds 'Or Pic. Mics and the Horse
-;aNIeraud Track may be rented separately
n desired. Possession givei 1prti mr. l.
Amply ITO tn -. HORS BRO Pest,
Or j I'm Z. SHNP. Nnn- u. V.
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FOR RENT

,,,P RINT-THF TWr-STOHI RR- h
/ Dwell NJ at the 'uth west corner
I;.uire1nd seventh ire Is, c'intalr,ng uVe
rooms. Nath-r. "a wliu cold wafer ki'cheh
AMI wash house. withE t'rouSh' w.
XXI I. 3. HARNITZ, Trustee.