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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer Trustee

Fer Trustee.
We are authorized and requested 20 announce
the name OF JAMES THOMPSON As = candAoASe
FOR re-election TO the once Of County Trustee a.
the ensuing August election. be
For Register.
We are authorized and requested to announce
Che name OF C. s. FRESHMAN as candidate TOT
Register Of Hamblen county at the ensuing august
election. 70
We are authorized and requested to announce
tha name of JOHN BROWN q candidate for
Register Of HAnhlen county At the ensuing august
election. 70
Yer Revenue Collector.
To the voters Of Hamblen county:
heretv respectfully solicit your suffrage for the
,e5ea 81 ReVenue Collector at the ensuing August
eloeti0m. te . ~ HAoNS.
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FLYNN's CARRIAGE ESTABLISH
MENT.-We visited the carriage man.
ufactory of Mr.. j. NJ. p. Flynn, in
this place. few days ago, and it
was a source of no small qualification
to be able to find so much in it to
dissipate the idea that there was no
mechanical industry in our town
doing a fourishing business. We
found the veteran carriage maker
not only busy himself, but his shop
presented an appearance of life and
activity quite unexpected these hard
times. He had just shipped very
fine specimen of carriage work to
Montgomery. Ala, to fill an order,
and showed US a couple of lightning
rod wagons ordered for a gentleman
in Bristol, that for beauty of finish
and durability Of work will compare
with any turned out from Northern
or Southern shops. He is himself a
skilled workman and employs none
but that sort in his mandatory.
In carriage and buggy work be un-
questionably possesses remarkable
advantages for turning out first-class
work at lower prices than can be
found in establishments of the char
acter of his. His vehicles are man.
ufactured in the most exquisite style
of the most durable material-and
whether it is a fashionable vehicle
for city show, or a wheeibarrow for
country use he is prepared to take
an order and warrant satisfaction in
filing the bill.
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That Oft times maze US lose u
might attain
By fearing to attempt

The INSANE ASYLUM for the East
ern Division Of the State, we learn
from the Knoxville papers Of the
10Th, has been unanimously located
by the commissioners on the farm in
the vicinity Of Knoxville known as
Lyons View, about five miles west
of the city. We do not suppose any
one seriously expected its location
outside of Knox county, and as it
had to go there, We very heartily en-
dorse the site selected as being the
most beautiful one that could be
found in that county, though how in
the world the commissioners, under
all the surroundings, happened to
agree with US in this sentiment we
cannot even guess. The property
consists of 800 acres of land upon
which is situated q fine mill site,
with a water power unsurpassed
The price paid was $19.5O0, which
very cheap. A large proportion of
the land is the very best river bottom,
while the remainder is choice upland.
The river and mountain scenery is
unsurpassed. 1t is one of the most
healthful and pleasant spots in the
State. The place has been visited
by thousands of strangers, every one
of whom have gone away fully i'm
pressed with it's attractive features.
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MORRISTOWN MARKET.

$50 say we, Tom. more y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-25

. "Give me the harp OF epic song
Which HO1ner's finger thrill'd along;
But tear away the sangusne string,
For war is not the theme I sing
[ like to see you hit 'em, though !
Ton MOORE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19
FIRST BRANCH.

At a called meeting Of this Branch
the following members we're present,
with the Mayor in the chair: Wilson,
Blair Pannell, Butterfield, Todd, Kel-
", Hall, Wallace, Shallcross. Stone,
Boring, Cowen, Dunning and Scbsm-
bra.
The minutes of the two preceding
minutes were read and signed.
The resolution appropristing 800 to
deiray the expense OF laying water
pipe IN the 7th ard 9Th wards, was non
concurred in.
The result OF the late election to
authorize loan OF 100000 for paving
certain streets, along with the preamble
and resolution referring the subs
iect to the Committee on
Ordinances, was read ard on
motion OF Mr.. Shallcross the preamble
which referred to the returns OF the
superintendent of the election Was
ordered to be spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. Wallace then offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
WHEREAS, An election OF the quail
fed voters Of the city Of Wheeling
waving been held on the 18th day of
MAY, 1874, and it appearing from the
certificates OF the Superintendent Of
Election in the several wards that more
than three-fiths OF the votes polled
were cast in favor Of making a loan of
100000 for the purpose OF paving GER
tain streets-therefore,
Resolved, That the matter be referred
to the Committee on Finance TO report
as to the expediency of making the loan.
The bill Of Wheat. Isett IL Naylor,
for fans, was concurred 10.
TIE application OF Louis Husemsn
TO keep an ordinary was non-copcurred
in.
On motion adjourned.
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On motion adjourned.

MUSICAL INsTRUMENrs.-That the
best is always the cheapest is oftener
true In respect to Pianos and Organs
than in regard to most articles. This
lie because the machinery 10 90 delicate
and Intricate that unless made in the
most thorough manner, Of choicest ma
terisl, they will get out OF order. If they
get only slightly out OF order it is the
occasion OF very much trouble and in
convenience. at least, ifnot serious loss
1t Piano and Organ purchasers would
bear this fact in mind and
make their selections from such
Instruments as Steinwsy. Cbickering,
Knsbe and Emerson Pianos and Ma
son and Hamlin, Smiths American,
Estay and Wood Organe, they would
find it greatly to their advantage. The
above Pianos and Organs can only be
found at Messrs. Adams Il Lucas'e, No.
1927 Market street, the sole agents Tor
them, and at such prices and terms as
will suit all.
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River News.

The river wss falling last evening
with 5 feet 10 inches in the channel.
The Express departed for Parkers.
burg yesterday at lot o'clock.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived
yesterday afternoon.
The towboat Reindeer passed up with
a tow OF empty barges.
The Msllie Rsgou will leave Tor
Pittsburgh this morning at 7 o'clock.
The Courier is the Parkersburg pack
ct this morning q; the usual hour.
The Andes leaves for Cincinnati at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Business about the landing was rath-
er dull yesterday.
by Telegraph
PIrrBURGH, Nav lS.-River 4 feet
3 inches and about stationery. Weather
cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, May lS.-Weatherc clear;
mercury As TO IS degrees. River fallen
2! Ieet with II feet on the mark. Up
j. D. Parker. Arkansas Belle, Silver
Thorn, Geo. Roberts, T. n. Miller,
Morning Star, Bowling Green, Bermu'
da, Rover and bsrges. Down-Fear-
less and barges, Alex. Swift, Jasper,
Ben Franklin, Mary Ament and Idle
wild. Busluess fair.
ST.. Louis, May lS.-Arrived-Mol-
lie Moore, New Orleans; Minneapolis,
St. Paul. Departed-Collossal, Gene
va and Chester, Memphis; johnson,
Keokuk. River nearly stationary;
weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, May lS.-River Is feet
ard falling. Arrived-R. r. Hudson,
Wheeling. Departed-Junists, Pitts
burgh.
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CARD take pleasure in informing
my old friends aud patrons that have
connected myself with the music house
O! VIM. II. Sheib, No. ia Main street,
Wheeling, where, with larger stock,
later styles and increased facilities, l
am prepared to furnish Pianos and Or
gans OF all kinds, on better terms and
at lower prices than when doing tusi-
ness on my own account.
Thanking my former customers and
friends for their generous patronage, l
request continuance OF the came, and
will be happy to zee all at the new place.
w. G. BoNsELL.
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MUNICIPAL CcURT. The aboye court
met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon
Judge Cochran on the bench.
The cases of Hornbrook Us. Kesner
and the Courier Company Us. John H.
Trewalla were continued, until next
term.
The case Of J. NJ. Brodie as. Thomas
Downs was set for the 23d; that OF
Dillon J. Mccormick rs. George W.
Long for the 25th; the cases OF the
Merchants National Bank as. j. Il,
Good, Administrator, and the same rs
George B. Caldwell were set for the
9th.
The defendants motion for a new
trial in the case OF j. NJ. Brodie Us.
John Clator, was overruled by the
Court.
10 the case of Commercial Bank Us.
F. M. Porter, judgment WAS given for
$43O.02.
In the case OF Metcalf 4 Burt as
Luusford & Frobe. judgment was given
for the plaintiffs for S420.2S.
The Court adjourned until to-day.
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only about one hundred more shsres to

only about one hundred more shares to
cell.
We understand that John II. Bell is
about 10 add an addition 10 Mounds
vile in the shape of fifty or sixty fine
town lots.
We would suggest that Mr.. G. 8.
McFaddeu, present owner OF the
mound, turn that venerable pile OF dirt
to some use by starting an ice cream
saloon on It.
We notice four or FIVE new buildings
being erected and several old ones re-
pairing. 1t seems the spirit of improve
ment is mostly confined to the upper
portion of town.
TIE town OF Mouudsyille has stock
in a very ornamental piece OF property
here on the river bank, opposite the
B. & o. R. r. depot.
We understand that the probable
cost ofthe new depot building here
when finished will be about 5000.
We learn that Captain VIM. Camp
bell, resident OF Moundsville and well
known to river men, is going to start
for Cuba in q lew days
TIE opinion seems to prevail thai
that honorable body called the County
Court OF MsIshall county, is not a pro
gressive body, and it is expected, should
the present court system remain ID
force, that the good people OF the county
fifty year. hence will have the same
public buildings that are now being
used, together with all the drawbacks
of the i'll conceived and worse managed
system OF county government.
COUNTY Clerk Thos Finn has lssued
seven marriage licenses Tor the month
ending May Is, 1874.
SEVERAL members ofthe Moundsvillt
brass band live on Purdy street. and
not having much else to do, they make
life pleasant and things besrsble gene
rally for the residents liz the neigbbor-
hood, BY practicing all the time.
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The prospects for corner in ice is
becoming serious, the MID weather last
winter having prevented any harvest OF
this valuable crop from being gathered.
This state OF things, however, does not
interfere with the sale OF those ipcom-
parable IS Gents all Wool Cashmere
Suits, at Franks popular and only One
Price Clothing House in the city, lccat-
ed al 40, 18th street. Orders filed for
city or country customers with DIS
patch. Frank also offers special
bargain in black and white stripe coats
at rs cents each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

OMNIBUS TO THE Four MILE HousR
-Shallcross' omnibus will leave
Wheeling every evening at 5 o'clock
for Mr.. Stamm's Four-Mile House, and
return next morning. The omnibus
will run out to the cemeteries every
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. leav-
ing the Mcclure House at l o'clock
P NJ, Of those DAYS.
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Closing OUr-Attentio is called TO
the advertisement OF L. Rheinstrom d
Co., in another column. In conse-
queuce of the death oil one Of the
memb ers OF the firm, Mr.. L. Rhein-
strom, the stock OF goods is to he closed
out at 8 great reduction OF former
fsures.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.

A general Banking, Exchange and Colsc.
tion business transacted with fidelity al
promptness.
Certificates OF Deponit issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 20 sul;.
New Fractional Currency and I, 2, and Sc
coin alwayson hand for the accommods.
ton OF the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19
WHEELING AND Elm GROVE RAILROAD

WHEELING AND Elm 0RoVk nAiLhoAD
-Easy and Cheap Route The COM
mittee previously appointed by the in
corporators of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railway, accompanied by their
engineer. Mr.. Walter G. Smith, yester-
day made q complete and thorough
reconnaissance OF the different routes
and have found one which they con.
adently expect will come within range
Of their capital. The route selected
combines the advantages OF mini.
mum cost and at the same time
affords the maximum accommodation
to any population which now or sbalI
at any future time occupy the beautiful
valley of Wheeling creek. After the
survey, a meeting WAS called in the
psrlor OF Mr.. Stamm's house, the fol-
lowing gentlemen being present: Ri
Rev. R. V. Whelan, Messrs. John
Reid, ST., Robt. A. McCabe. James Nc
Courtney, George Parks, Hugh Clark
Jos. Woods, W. C. Smith, and Wn
Stsmm. Mr.. Reid was elected chair
man, and r. A. McCabe, Secretary
The meeting proceeded to consider the
different routes, and alter mature de,
Liberation and thorough canvass Of
the subject, selected the following as
embodyiug the greatest advanta.
re. with the least cost: Beginning
on John street, near Panuell 81 Upde.
CRAFTS lumber yards, thence east to tn.
East Wheeling grave yard, and around
the hill (using the alley east OF old
Fulton street, thus avoiding the heavy
grades GU that stree,) to the mound
where it crosses with q bridge and
trestle 10 the first table land on the
Peninsula, which it follows around
with but little cutting and filing, cross
iug the creek a second time near thu
Fulton Paper Mill, whence itruns near
ly parallel to and partially over thu
National road to point about lO(
Yards east of Frank Walters, thence L
the northward through the Woods anC
Edgington bottom and again cross'
ing the National road psal
Blancbards, thence to the south
avoiding the Reid hill by skirtinG
around the highest table land and agair
appearing in front of Greenwood
Cemetery on the pike, thence parable
with the pike TO the Catholic Cemetery
and the loot of Stamm's hill, which il
the present extent Of the proposed
route.
The gentlemen present were surprised
at the feasibility and ease OF construc
ton OF the proposed route, sud wer,
confident OF lis success 1t is certainly
the most important step yet taken to-
wards the enlargement Of our city anc
it is undoubtedly the policy Of every
property owner in the valley to second
the proposition most heartily both by
money and by giving every facility fol
right Of wey. Their property will b'
enhanced in value threshold if thu
road is bu!lt--a question which de-
wolves on them to decide.
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POLICE COURT. Only two cases were
before this court yesterday morning.
Michael Coppiuger, charged with
disorderly conduct was fined five dol'
lars and costs. Paid.
His royal highuess. Toby" Vance,
was fined twenty dollars and costs, for
disorderly conduct. Of course he did
not pay, 80 be joins the "arkites" for
thirty daye.
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To KEEP THE PRAcE.-Ye sterday az
ternoon Celia Gillespie complained be-
fore Squire Lsunder that she Was afraid
Rosa Gillespie would burn her house
and kill her. The justice held Rosa in
the sum of $50 TO keep the peace for
one wear.
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BEFORE Sou IRE Moe RMIcK.-Yester-
day, Perry Davis appeared before
Squire Mccormick and swore out .
warrant for the arrest OF Mary Dillon,
charging her with a breach OF the peace
The accused was held in the sum OF
$500 for her good behavior and to keep
the peace for one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

J. T. LAKIS Il Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock of spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
apteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

The OPERA HoUsE.-The Helen
D'Este dramatic troupe was greeted
with a very good audience last night
at the Opera House, and they seemed
well pleased with the performance.
The company will appear tonight.
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GREAT excitement at J. w. Ferrel's
over his new large arrival Of Carpets
and Dry Goods aud cheapness in price.
He lie selling splendid brussels at 81 10
per yard, and other goods in propor-
ton. Now is your time Tor great bar
gains, as be will beat them all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

CIRCUIT CoURr.-This court met 1T
the usual hour yesterday.
The case of Yoke Us. Steenrod was
continued.
The case OF Goshorn Us. Summeryille
occupied the attention OF the court
until the hour of adjournment.
Adjourned until this morning at 9
o'c lock.
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Atheeling 3eoister.
TUESDAY,, MAY 10. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
index 10 New Advertisements.

$3.50 Agents Profits per Week.
Songs OF Grace and Glory.
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Florence Sewing Machine.
Juruheba.
Hurrah for the Old Exchange.
New School House.
Temperance Meeting.
Masonic Notice.
DON, be Discouraged.
Closing Sale Head of Local.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dlscov-
cry First Page.
Hamilton's Opera House. First
Page.
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THE CITY BANK.

NIHuINIuNFI I1LHUiUNyN
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BU,
mess appertsining 10 Banking.
Deals fn Bills Of Exchange, United Btste
state and County Bonds, Gold Coin. and,
Segotiablc Securities, at fair rates,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchauts, Manu-.
aoturers, Banks, Bankers, and Others, on
oil accessible points IN the United States
and Canada,
Drafts In sums 10 suit purchasers on al
the principal Cities and Towns In Germany
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
X. CRANGLK, Prsaidsut.
J. DALZELL, Vice President.
II CRASGLE. Cashisr. feb
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HURRAH FOR THE OLD EXCHANGE
SALooS.-There will be young squir-
rel and lobster lunch, Reyman's Book
and Lager beer on draft to-day, morn
ing and evening, at No. 2727, llth Gold
UnioD) street, S. o. Burdats, proprie-
tor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

Ar a Convention OF Hinge Msnufsc-
turers held in Pittsburgh last week, an
advance Of two per cent. on all lines o.
goods was agreed upon.
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To TUE PUBLIC.-Tbe goods and pri-
ces quoted 10 my locals will always
be on hand. j. W. FERRgL,
Corner OF Main and Goth Sts.. Centre
Wheeling.
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INFORMATION WANTED

of John L. Hsrgreaves, who left his
home in this city April 25th, 1874. and
has not been heard oil since ANY one
who can give his family some irforma-
ton concerning his whereabouts will
confer a great favor on them by leaving
word al this Office. 8
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We TAKE THAT BET.-So bring on
your horse. All Prints, Calico, Me-
rino, Anchor, and all the best make at
Sc. A child can buy as cheap as a
sharper. STONE & THOMAS.
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The Rev. j. McKendree Kelley will
address the temperance mass meeting
this evening at Washington Hall.
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MoUNDsylLLE.

TIE advocates OF temperance cru
sading here evidently overlooked very
important fact which is, that women
when once started crusading cant stop
as for instance, in Moundsyille after
sweeping from out the town all the liz
quid fire with its attendant auxiliaries,
they are now positively talking about
instiluting a crusade sgains: the barber
shops. They seem to indulge the idea
that there is something significant in
the name shop. Shoemakers and
blacksmiths in this vicinity had better
take iu their sisps.
ROLLING mills are good institutions.
we have one down here.
MousDsvlLLE would make city some
day il the people owning farms IN the
centre OF the town could be persuaded
to part with them for building purpos-
es.
HASsoS CRIswELL has a neU front
We don't mean that the gentleman has
had head" put on him, but that he
has had very fine brick addition built
to his residence.
VIZ understand some enterprising
parties are about purchasing small
which they propose 10 run
as a packet between Mouudsville and
Wheeling.
LARGE orders are being received by
our nurserymen from abroad for plants
THE County Court is beginning to
awaken to the fact that fire proof safe
or vault ia wanted for the protection
and ssfe keeping OF records and other
county papers in this county. They
have referred the matter TO commit
lee Tor consideration.
MoUyDevILLE wants q bank. Can
rot Wheeling send some enterprising
man here with capital and ability 10
start and run bank?
TIE stock for building association
here is being rapidly taken, there being
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

FoR elegantly favored roasted coffee
and strictly pure spices, call on Turner
4 Co., No. 1910 Main street.
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CARPETS and oil cloth. iu full line
and cheap; we ask investigation.
Tapestry Brussels at 81 80, sells every>
where at $50; Ingrains in proportion,
Terms cash. STONE Il THoMAs.
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TIE weather was first class for sums
mer suits yesterday.
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SHEET Music, new choice lot, just re-
ceived, at Sheib's Music Store, TIA
Main street.
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Prints from 3 tot cents at ]. W.
Ferrere.
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THE Second Branch OF council grant
ed two more licences last night.
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THB Rev. j. McKendree Kelley will
address the temperance mass meeting
this evening at Washington Hall.
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DIRECTIONS.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
Jacob Hornbrook, Henry N. Harper.
Geo, w. Fran sheini, John n. wilson,
Jacob y. Rhodes, George Adams,
John l.. Hobbs. VIM. Il. X mpSon.
NJ. A. CHANDLkk, Cashier.
mar2S-ddW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-19

SUMNER CASHMERE. Another CAGE
Of those Summer Cassimeres al 30 Gus.
cheap at SO cts. JUS, opened and sell
ing last. STONE IL THOMAS.
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CoRsErs in large stock. The best
Corsets at 75c and 81 90 in the city at
STONE j. THohAs.
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MATTERS about police circles were
very quiet yesterday.
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OUR friend, James Morrow, Jr., oil
Fairmont, called. in to see us yesterday.
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CHICKERIsG Pianos TOR sale cheap, al
Sheib's, TIA Main street.