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GbeclHt Diapdfch fd 1he Chfts'to frtoHss.
MADISON, VII. March 10.-1hattlo lust Lcpis.
laturo malo mess ot it i'll legislation regulating
rai!roads las become painfully evident oil q
critical examination Of tho actH pnbscd Which
Inns heon n,a1o witin tho last iay or two. on
suggession Of dispatches recuived by parties ILL.,
tcroated. Tho following stato Of things c1istIng
Is tho result Of the nrotraeted eirosts Of tho
Grnngerp, md othars who know It MI, 10 fix
% things 1ast 1sht; 1, Chapter l1a LaTs Of 1871.
tls 9th, divides ali ronls III loo State
Into two classes, 4 and D. Tho fomo.
to include ali railroads in tho btaso
now owned or operated, tnauascd or leased
either by tito st. Paul lsailroad Company Chica.
10 Il Northwestern Hallway Compnny, Ur Vest
ern Uuion llallrold CoaEpany, except tito Mal-
ieon 4 Portage 1sairoad. Cuss u 10 include oil
other railroads 6r ,arIs os railroads In iho State.
Tho ansno Inv provided ttnt al' proviEiota OF the
Potter law re}ating TO Glass q should apply to
Glass D. ,lhia amendment would cnabo these
roada to charge cents milo for ruBscngcrs,
ano tho Han,o tates Of frolght Us by their tatlii
Of jnpo 1873 a lasor aot, ChaMor 334. up.
proved Mafcl, G, mud not yet published, being
1nre at conts for Class a, cents for
Class d, aud tho sateB Of freight
about 8rer cont advance, except elort 1outcp
Gu thoHo OF the Potter law, to which Eai1 act Ia
ameudatosy, for all roads Of classca aud d, in
roads IN tho stn,p. Glass u, u1lt.or ,hc Potter
Inv. included tho Wisconsin Central. Greeu bay
L Minncsotn, and West Wisconsin halfway Coui-
pnnIcR. The railroads in tls Potter law, ClaAB
c, 30 ninlious!y Affected bv this bungl.ag legls-
Intton AFRO tho WlsconBin Valley, IMMORAL Pant,
snoloyean y fond du I+ao; Mills Aukeo, Lake
sloto i Western; plattoyillo & Calaminc,
Galena Il rlatsevillo, C4ppowa Falls l. Wost-
orn. several of which very promptly complied
with the Pottos law last season.
Ihn Ehi1rnafi fa,ur,isst0npra mil Atforror.
Gcncral afreo In this construction or tho lniy,
and there seoms uo way Of relieving lilo wcasor
roads from tho i1,'uous effects Of legislation
which no ono intended, except by calug q
special session. Inquiry Ia nlAo rstsal an to The
validity Of tho discriminating law, wh,ch FRO
,sidcs that e!l tloso sa,1roau companies wiloso
lines Of road arc now lncomrleie. or arc IN pro-
cess Of construction, anl 10 aid In tho building
VI which tic leuorai Government llaa donated
granta Ut mud, aud which arc not exempted
from taxation on Haid lauds fur sliu next five
ycAss ure exempted from tito payment uf the
licoisu fees required BY Inw for aaid 1iyo yeats.
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Commissioner Mccatrroy thought IL was
should bo n,aao on hir. I.ouor-
gan because hs differed In opinion
tho anin,un Of the attack cana from 10 untlor-
ourrant which was started yaAra ago to 4ay0 tLo
Court House on tlla West Hilo. 1lc thought tho
majority report waA calculated and intc.idol to
,iofur tlie work In that intcreBt. He waa sAtis-
fed that tl.u public do1aardea tho erection Of
tllo building " once aud Npon tho old aito, aud
hon1o ho fayortd tho lnln0rity report.
eoAMIssIoNEB A,AkMtiAN
said liis report did not PROPOSE 10 spend any
moro monoy tlan tue minority ropoEt. THO
tslin difference ia tho two reports was, that a
contemplated the commencement Of tho work At
once, ind for that purpose tho architects wore
appointed. willis tue majority report txel nu
time for starting the building.
Commissioner liDaou thought It waa prama-
turo to appoint ateAiteets, berldc It lookod bail,
and he wanted to know what would bocomo Of
the l''aus whioi, lad already cost ID, ,U00.
Commissioner JolnEon thought tho majority
report was u,eaniugloss.. ue wantod sao hulu.
luz put up at oneo, and WIS III favor Of tho
minority plan or report. ..
Commissioner Quonther Was opposed to the
minority ropott. Although Mr. Loi.ssgau waa y
member Of TUG Building Conlnissea, he did notco-
operate with It At all. lie thought tho p0r ceut
orbltant: The allowence on tho 1nnana Asylum
was but pes cent.
Other members. spoke at random, roitoratinR
what had already been said, but *e1e cut OF by
an inquiry from The CHAR ~ 10
T48 CHARACTER or TIE AEpoaF
under consideration.
Commissioner Lonergau did notknow vlnkhes
y was minority report from tho joint Duildiny
County Attorney ltountree, to whom tho 1uos-
tion wa4 roIorrea for ''lagal :" opinion, said 4e
REGARDED it "a Joint minority report.
oa psoslou:ot Iii. Carroll the wlols question
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ISL SLocUM.n-Mr. Frank Frayne and
n full dramatic company opened IN the
Opera House last night before fair al.
dienCe in Q. W. Taylenre's drama Of Isl
SlOcum." The piece Is Of course highly
sensational, but II is the best OF It's kind
that has yet been presented in this city.
Tie characters were all well represented;
Mr.. Frank, Frayne assumed the title role,
Mrs. Clara Butler Ffayne appeared as
Ruth SloCnm, Master frankie FrAyne as
"LitLle Freddy" and The remainder Of
the parts were filled by the company. Mr..
Charley Boyd, lately Of Cal Wagners
Ministries, shone forth radinntly as the
inevitable Colored individual, and won
many plaudits. Tho Dutch character
("Jnlius KrantE'O Of Mr.. WI. Lee was
also very favorably received by
the audience. The log Jnck" il a won.
derfully we'll trained animal, and shared
the laurels with the bipeds on the stage.
The bear also conducted himself with ex.
ttaordinary intelligence upon The stage.
But the fine shooting In The last act took
the boys fairly by STORM. ruth Slocum"
shot an apple from her husbands hand;
her son "Freddie1 shot bird from tree
with bullet; and "Si SlOcum" performed
the remarkable feat Of shooting an apple
from his wife's head by backward shot
The play throughout was received with
showers Of warm applause, and judging
from their reception last evening, Mr..
Ffayne's rifle team have evidently created
very favorable impression here. The
same programme Tonight.
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River News.

The river still continues to fall. Las
night the marks ut the wharf indicated
about q feet.
There were no arrivals or departures
yesterday, on account OF tho heavy ict
running in the river.
Tho Express will leave Marietta to-
day for Wheeling. She will arrive Ii
time to depart At her regular hour To-
morrow morning,
A dispatch was yesterday received from
the steamer Andes, at Parkersburg, tC
the effect that she would arrive here this
morning. She will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon At her regular hour.
Yesterdays pleasant weather rapidly
thinned out the floating ice in the river
and 1t Is probable that all the local
packets will be running again to-day.
The steamer Iron Valley Is at the La
Belle landing, tho Monitor Is at the
Wheeling city wharf, the Harrison is at
Marietta, the lIeatherington at the Bel.
mont Coal Works and the Hornbrook al
Pittsburgh.
The Barnard is en- route for this city
from st. Louis with heavy tow Of iron
ore.
ny Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 2O.-River two
feet six inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild. Arrived-Exchangc,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., December 2O.-River
IA feet and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and mild, Arriyed-Hudson,
Wheeling.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 90
River falling, 8 feet on shoals. Arrived
Bermuda, Cairo. Departed-l}ermuda,
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, December 2O.-Weather
clear and warm. Arrived-Turner, New
Orleans; Lily, Cincinnati; Glasgow, Ey-
ansville; Andy Baum, Memphis, Depart.
ed-Turner, Baum and Glasgow, Cincin.
natl; Lily, South. feet inches on ca
nal, 8 feet 6 inches on falls.
EvANsvILL, IND, December 90
Weather clear until evening, now cloudy
and signs Of rain. Mercury 40 to 5G',.
River 10 feet and falling fast. Port list
Up--Pat COburn, Charles d. Church, Grey
Eagle and George Roberts. Down
Houston, Shinkle and Pat Coburn. Bus
iness good.
CAIRO, December 2O.-Arrived-Fan.
ME Tatlm, II, Louis; Julia, Vicksburg;
John N. Chambers, St. Louis; Parker,
Memphis. Departed = Alice Brown,
Ohio river; Tatum and Chambers, Vicks-
burg; Parker, Cincinnati. River II feet
8 inches and falling, Weathcr-light
rain. Mercury 81 degS.
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HOLIDAY EATING.-What Ia more deli
Cious at this particular season Of the year
than n good dish of oysters2 And how
well.Cooked game does tickle the palate
BIT they require to be well prepared, and
this is an art known to comparatively
few. We have in this city at least one
man who gets them up in lirst-Class style,
and that man is Martin Thornton. The
headquarters for everything that can
tempt the appetite ia ut Martins Capital
Dining Rooms, Market street, opposite
the City Building, We need not relate
Martins praises in detail; his name and
fame are known all over the Stale.
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W. H.SHEm.-Ii wewanted to win i'm
mediately, in tho estimation Of a friend,
there could be no surer method than pur.
chasing for her Christmas present one Of
the matchless, grand square or upright
pianos for which Mr.. Sheib Is agent, The
prices are most reasonable, and the terms
Of payment are made entirely easy. Mr..
Sheib also keeps on hand u large stock OF
organs, melOdeons and all other musical
instruments; also a fine assortment of
bound music containing selections Of the
most popular music OF the day, music To-
los from the cheapest to the finest grades,
and everything usually found in first
class music store. BE sure and examine
Shcib's holiday goods before purchasing.
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Cry pERsoNAIs.-Col. bob. Filkins
ofllayurly's NEinstrels, is stopping at the
81. James. Bob Is getting younger and
better looking every day.
Mr.. Charles Boyd Comedian, late with
Happy Cal Wngner's and Sam Prices
Ministries, yesterday joined the Frank
FraynC Rifle Team IN this city. Charley
takes a black face in "Si slocilm."
The Frank Ftayne Combination il
stopping ut the 81. james AL Central
Hotels.
Mayor Sweeney left the city last even.
lug upon a short business trip 10 the
East.
II. II. blackburn, Esq, a Mattinsburg
attorney, Is at the McI,tirc.
Mr.. Friend Cox, Of New Mattinsvilc,
who has been residing in New York for
some time past, is now at the 81. James
Hotel very i'll. Mr.. Cox stopped here a
few days ago, en- route to his old home.
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LANP EXPLosIoS-About 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Bejamin zoeck.
Ter, Of the firm Of 2oeckler 4 Scheuck,
butchers, was cleaning lard tank in the
slaughter house Of the firm at Fulton,
when the lamp he was using exploded,
severely burning his face and right arm.
He was taken TO his residence, and proper.
cared for.
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BotLERs DURSED.-A fire was started
at the Top Mill yesterday morning, Ns
usual, by some one unacquainted with
the fact that the water had been turned
of at the time the factory shu. down.
The steam boilers were accordingly badly
burned, and II is thought can not be re.
t,o;soJ
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THE river will be clear Of heavy Ice to-
day, and the familiar whistle Of the
steamers will be again heard. The cold
snap was unexpected, but Il disappeared
as quickly a. itcame.
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]. W. FERREL has reduced his entire
stock OF dry goods and carpets at least 20
per cent. Now il the time for bargains
there; no Is bound to sell.
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HoLtDAY purchasing on large scale
appears to have begun considerably ear.
Her than usual this season, The streets
and shops were crowded yesterday after.
noon.
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NEVER give up the ship. Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you, as II has
done others. ItcostS little and can never
harm you. Price % cents. dAw
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THE County CLERKS OFFicE.-About
these days the County Clerk is busy pre-.
pairing marriage licenses. Yesterday
three couples were supplied with the
necessary documents. Shtivet Woods,
the gay young benedict who drives n quill
in the Office, L said 10 smile grimly when
he prepares one Of the mischievous pa.
Dpfa
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THE sewer that crosses Chapline street
on the north'side Of 18th strcet,is choked
with ice and Slush and an noys pedes.
ltians greatly.
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"BuTToS parties are popular in the
West. We don't know where they derive
their name, unless its because they're al.
ways sure to come of.
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acknowledgement.
TUESDAY, DEC. 81, 1878.
New Advertisements.


Wanled-Situation.
t'urs Cleaned, Repaired and Altered.
Christmas Prescnts-Oxtoby Il DUFF
field.
Pennsylvania Female College
Holiday Prescnts-Louis DcChcrt.
Chtomos and EngrOvings-McI.urc
House Art Store.
Toilet Sets, &c.-Sullivnn.
Red Iron Eront-C. Oglebay & Sons.
Pianos and Organs-W. $. llutchins.
Christmas Presents Christian Schnepf.
Millinery Goods-F. G. Myers.
Bronze Vases and statuary-.A. W.
PAUL 4 liro.
Toy Furnimre-A.R Il. Morelead q Co.
Christmas presents-J. Friedel u Co.
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SILK handkerchieis, silk muiIlets and
silk neck ties in great variety, suitable
for holiday presents, at SPEYER BROs',
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THE BEST STYLE OF CHRISTMAS Offs.

Tomorrow morning We shall offer the
reader another instalment Of Christmas
notices. Holiday goods are quite in pro-
fusion, but we will endeavOr to give con.
tinuatiOn Of our account Of them al least
in the language Of truth II not in accents
sweet,
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On account Of the funeral Of Mr.. Bick.
Ell no school was held in the public
schools Of the city yesterday morning.
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THIRTY.THREE yards Of Calico for one
dollar, and all other goods in proportion,
to reduce my stock,
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Go see the great bargains since the
heavy reduction in the price Of Dry Goods
and Carpets at j. w. FERRIES,
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LADIES' Seamless Side Lace Shoes just
received at l.. V. BLoND's,
1885 Main street.
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CHRISTMAS CHEER.


Further Accounts Of the Goods,
ana Of the Good Things In the
Stores,
This morning We again offer 10 our
readers sound and sensible advice as to
the purchase Of their Christmas presents,
The advertisers in the lNTELLIGENCERa are,
as business men, in great repute, and will
deal most fairly and Literally with all
who favor them with custom,
hooks AND FANCY GOODS,
STANTON 4 DAvENPoRr.-The elegant
editions Of delightful standard works
that here meet the lounger about the
counters are almost irresistible. What
exquisite proofs OF regard and affection
they would makel Then, there are dis
played by the enterprising vendors q pro.
fuse variety Of all the fancy and useful
things which art and genius have invent
ed and fashioned in this land. The wri'
ting desks for old and young, the albums,
the work.boxes, the dressing.cases, paper
weights and folders, games, cri6bage-
boards, chessmen, Kaleidoscope, juvenile
toy-bOOks. Then they have toys in great
variety, building and alphabet blocks,
books for children, books for old people,
books for everybody. Stanton & Daven-
port are quite up TO the times in their
activity in business. Their stock includes
some Of the most appropriate Christmas
presents, The City Book Store, No. Al
18th street.
C. II. QUIMBY.-We hope nobody will
slight this store, because II is too full Of
seasonablc things to be overlooked, It is
the interest OF buyer as well as seller
that seekers Of appropriate gifts should
by no means neglect Mr.. Quimby, Beau.
tiiul presents in the book line for all
ages and both sexes. Blocks for children,
games, puzzles and sterGoscOpiC views,
Then you have periodicals to which there
seems to be no period in these days,
Call at Quimby's, No. l4l4 MarketStreet,
il you wish to interview Santa Claus upon
literary and other matters.
W. p. McKELvEY.-Many Of you de-
sire to select something for friend at u
distanCe-sOmcthing which Is easily pack.
ed and sent either by mail or express.
You want, too, something suitable 10 re.
fined and cultivated tastes, instead Of use.
less banbes looked at once and forgotten,
Now what more beautiful or appropriate
gift could you offer any one than an ex.
ccllcnt magazine or family newspaper.
| W.P. MCKelvey, ll22 Market street, will
supply you with any magazine or newspa-
per at the publishers lowest rates. Give
him call.
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DIAMOND Jewelry, diamonds reset to
order, is karat gold engagement and
wedding rings,
HENNEGEN, BATES Il Co,
Jewellers, ll54 Main street,
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Important Announcement
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
|. BLUM & BRO.
A CHANCE FOR ALL.

We offer from now until the Holidays
an immense line of Dress Goods, Cloaks,
Fus, ShaWls, Ties, Handk'fs, Skirts,
etc., at prices 10 suit the times, and VIC
respectfully invite The Ladies' 10 come
and see US before purchasing elsewhere,
Our Goods arc new and fresh, and are
adapted to the present season.
Ladies', call and see for yourselves;
you will save money.
L. BLUM n BRO.
dei5
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Buy your holiday presents at
SPEYER Bros.
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ADVERTISERS show their hands this
week. II you want cheap goods, now il
your time.
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THERMOMETER RrCORD.-Thc follow,
log shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed Mt Silveys drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
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VACCINATION prevents nine times in
ten, and is cheap. Why not attend to II ?
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THE Upper Riverside Mill has shut
down until after the holidays.
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LOVERS Of the weed will remember this
Ia chews.day.
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TIE schools are to have weeks vaca.
ton during the holidays
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WHAT canbe more suitable for pres.
ent than fine trimmed hat or bonnet?
and the place TO buy the same II you wish
to save money is at
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CHURCH choirs are rehCarsing for
Christmas music.
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The December term Of the Municipal
Court commenced yesterday.
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A CASE Of smallpox il reported on the
Bland.
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F6r Additional Local SEE Third Etgc.
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HANDKERCHTEFs in great variety at
SPEYER BRos'
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The weather was beautiful yesterday.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
N1NErY-N1NTH EDITION.

United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 ac-
cuFng 10 the last census together with the names
Of the newspapers having the largest local Crrula-
ton In each Otlho places named. Alsl, catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended to adyef.
tse ~ giving greatest value In proportion 70 prices
charged. AlO, all newspapers 10 the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Mcllcstl, Masonic, Juvenile, Eluta-
tlOnAl. Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical Fashion, and other special G. Ss
Journals very complete lists. Together with a
complete list II over 40 German papers printed In
the United States, Also, an essay upon adyCrtls-
Ing; many tables Of rates, showing tho cost Of sd
vertlsing In various newsp1pers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like to know.
GEO r. ROwHlt 4 10,
sCN II Park Row, New York.
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Is unelualod for producing
light, sweet, nutritious and de-
llciOls Biscuit, Rolls, Mullins,
Cakes, &c.
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CALL at W. s. 1iutchins' Opera House
Music Store, No. 1923 Market street, and
see the cheapest piano sold-the Metro
politan.
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Is m article that Is coming
into moro general favor every
day, by using II according ia
printed directions the most sat-
isfaCtOry results follow.
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l.. V. BLoND.-This Is the place to
visit, II you wish to harness your feet in
the most stylish shoes or boots made,
They can DO found there without limit,
and at prices to suit all sorts Of purses.
There Is nothing like a nice fitting boot or
shoe, and those who are particular In
this regard (who that has any taste
isnt2) cannot In days travel find n
better place than Blends to buy il, Mr.,
Blond advCrlises the finest qualities and
most popular styles OF shoes for
ladies and gentlemen. This store has an
important part in Christmas preparation.
j. T. SToEE-lIero We have all the
varieties Of superb boots, and shoes, and
slippers, at antc.war prices, That's good.
Illis well to have something that's ante.
wal; for there has been, alas, 50 much
since the war to produce trouble and
distress. Mr.. Stone also keeps a large
assortment of hats and caps, which he
offers "at any price to close out" II
Christmas ia not placed upon q Snbstan-
tial footing ii will not 6e the fault Of
those who provide shoes and boots for
the people. II you wish to invest in II
pair Of boots, shoes, CATERS or slippers,
or u new hat or cap, call on Mr.. Stone,
corner Tenth and Main streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S A POLIO
For Cleaning your HOUSE will save the Ia
lOr Of one cleaner. Give 1t trial.