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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-06-24
Counci1 Proceedings.

Cry HALL, Monday, June l4th, 1875
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
His Honor the Mayor in the chair,
all the members present. Minutes OF last
meeting read and approved.
The following account was allowed and
ordered paid. +. j. Burke, transporta'
ton paid for pauper $50. The resigna'
ton of S. A. Donnella as night policeman
was presented and on motion accepted:
On motion the Mayor and Recorder
was authorized to settle the account Of
S. A. Donnella for services.
An application of J. NJ. Boice for an APP
pointment as night policeman, was pre-
sented and on motion laid on the table.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Board of Health be requested TO make an
immediate examination OF the City and
report to the Council at their next meet,
ing the result OF their observations, and
were authorized to take such steps n they
deemed necessary 10 preserve the present
good health of the city.
On motion the Marshal was instructed
to consult Mr.. Griffin's Agent, and to
cause Mr.. Griffin's houses on Second Ave
nue. TO he closed mp so AZ to prevent the
occupation by loungers and disorderly
persons. No reports from Committees
were ready. -,
On motion il was ordered that one (D
night policeman be continued until 9th
erwise ordered.
The Recorder read Communication
from Gen. Wickham. Vice President c. g.
o. r. r. Co., to Mr.. Emmons, saying that
he could not without great Inconvenience
be in Huntington before July lst to con.
suit with the Council about the extension
of streets 20 the Ohio River, therefore.
on motion the further consideration OF
the subject was postponed until The next
meeting. -,
On motion il was ordered that when the
Council adjourn; it will adjourn to the
third Monday in July, subject to a call
by the Mayor for special meeting when
ever Gen. Wickham arrives.
On motion Council adjourned.
JOHN II. Obey, Recorder.
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ADVERTISING. We are in receipt
almost every day, of catch.penny adj
yertisements from abroad, and espec-
ially from New York City, making
us very liberal offers, for publishing
in fact so liberal that we know the
parties do not intend to pay. We
know that when they can 90 to Mess.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. and make a
contract for advertising in our paper
at lower rates than they offer us, there
is something wrong. We cut our
eve teeth ) or 6 years ago. and now
all such lads" go into the waste bas
ket.
We don't expect our neighbors to GO
to an advertising agent, but We
would prefer to have our foreign adj
vertisements come through one. g.
p Rowell & Co. are authorized to con-
hact for US; we guarantee toperform
their contracts and we have long made
it practice to send copy of our pa
per to every advertiser, that they may
see their advertisements are put IL
according to contract.
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THE S-ATE AssoCrATToN.-We
publish on our outside this week an
account of the proceedings of the
Baptist State Association held at
Anderson on the 10th, 18th, 18th,
18th of this month. We also give a
sketch of some of the addresses made
The meeting was of good deal OF
importance 10 the denomination, and
of general interest.
An effort will be made to raise an
endowment ofs5O. 900 for COalsmouth
High school this year.
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FINGERS AMPUrATBD On Tues
day morning last, workman at the
Car Wheel Factory named jos.
Blanchard, who resides at Guyan
dOtte, had his hand caught by one of
the large GrindstOnes, by which it
was mashed 50 as to require the am
putatiOu of parts of two fingers. The
operation was performed by DIR. j.
o. Wall, who took off the fore and
middle fingers to the first Joint, and
the patient is doing we'll
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according to the Cleveland Plain
dealer the Ohio Republicans are form.
ing a secret political organization.
known as the Order of '76 with
grips &c, after the manner of the
Know othings Of 1854 The oath
of admission, the same paper states,
provides that the applicant shall not
vote for any foreigner or Roman
Catholic for office Several lodges
are said to have been formed in Cleve'
land"
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DIED.-At his home on Guyandotte
River, in Cabell County, on the 18th of
Nav, 1876, ROLAND BIAS, in the SD year
of his age.
The deceased was a remarkable man.
He was over six feet high and straight as
an arrow, a strong robust healthy man till
few months before his death. He was
full of mirth, genial companion, fond OF
sport, such az hunting, horse-racing &c,,
and often Boosting that he could beat any
man West OF the Blue Ridge pitching
horse shoes, and throw down any man in
the County. Yet withal he was man OF
tender heart and often helped those who
were in distress, and very seldom refused
to 60 security for deserving person when
in trouble. He never went to school
day in lis life, could not read or write,
yet was man of good sense and Of great
Influence in his section; was member OF
the Board of Supervisors, President OF the
Ovcrseers OF the Poor, and an old time
Magistrate. He was born in old Virginia,
and moved to this country with his father
about the year 1902, when he was only
nine wears old. AT that time there were
only eleven famiiic. on the Guyandotte
River from ats mouth to its Islands" as
il vas called then, meaning to Logan
Court House, all of whom and their de-
scendants have disappeared from this part
of the State. With his father he settled at
the mouth of Tylers Creek on Guyan-
dotte River near the Salt Rock, and lived
in that vicinity all his life. He had been
married three times surviving all his
wives: had eight sons and eighteen daugh-
ter. His children, grand and graf grand
children Numbered one hundred and SIX
ty three, most all Of whom now live in
Cabell, Lincoln and Wayne Counties. At
the time Of his demise he was the oldest
continuous resident of the County, having
! lived in this County seventy three years.
In those good old times when game was
abundant, he would spend three months
every year in hunting, and would return
home laden with deer, bear, coons &c.
The writer has often listened to his mar
velous tales Of pioneer life with intense
interest and delight. His first wife was
Dicey Brum6ed, his second Tabitha
McComas. daughter of old Joe McComas,
and hi. third Martha Mitchell from Vir-
giuia.
"Uncle Ball" as we all iamiliarly called
him has run his course and been gathered
to his fathers With the unnumbered host
who have gone before him, and no one
who knew him but will say "peace to his
ashes"
June ~, 1875. I. B. X.
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wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
from Germany for the cure OF coughs, Sc
we're colds aettled on the breast, Consump.
ton and other diseases Of the throat and
lungs. No medicine ever had such snc-
cess. 100000 sample bottles have been
distributed every year for three years by
Druggists in all parts Of the United States,
and nearly 1000 letters from Druggists
are now ON our files, saying that no other
preparation in their stores sells as well
and gives such excellent satisfaction. All
we ask is for you TO go TO Smith, Davis x
Co., and get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size - cents.
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A full attendance of the members
of Huntington Lodge No. GA, 10. +.
is requested at the regular meeting
this evening. Election of officers
and other business of Importance is
to attend to.
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DIGNrv.-The Commercial of last
week whiues because some OF the
gentlemen in this vicinity refuse to
pa, -cnize IL, md it gets no patronage
from be Courts. Most of the gem
tlemen who are referred to, belong to
the party which is stigmatized in the
same issue as rebel and it could
hardly he expected that they would
pay to support q paper that defames
and ISLANDERS thrm.
rs for patronage, the editor OF the
Commercial has Just been appointed
p. NJ of this city that he may he en-
abled to publish his paper in the In
terest of the Administration. Hav>
ing that patronage, he should be con-
tent.
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A DyERTISING: CHEAT. 6ood Sysfcniatic.--
IA All persons who contemplate making con-
tracts with newspapers for the Insertions ~ nd.
v.rtisenents should send "a CENTS 70 Geo. y.
Rowell * 60. 81 PARK Row. New 'fk, for their
PAMPIIEr-BOOk tnirety -seventh eslltion) con-
tanning lists Of over POO ncwsp papers and esti-
mates. showing the cost. Advertisements taken
for reading papers IA many Stat 3 nj trrmen-
duus reduction from publishers rates. Get the
book. Jan. IL ly. OPS
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRICES AT HARVEHS
CHEAP STORE.

Best of Calico at 8 cts. per yard
Grenadine from l2i up. Pants al
One Dollar a pair. A variety OF
Parasols and Fans at reduced rates,
and in fact We are selling everything
cheaper than ever. We have just
received this day Stock of Dress
Linens, Grass Cloths &c Call and
examine our stock before It is too
late. II.
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N A q n lE %.

On Wednesday evening, 10Th inst, n, the resi-
dence Of the brides father In Putnam Co., ".
Va. by Rev. WIN. Martin, Mr.. jus. N. simms and
Miss Fannie Henson.
on the iiih inst., at Rsrhnrrsule, nv REV.
G, Young. Frank Si0waitcr and Miss Leonore
Miller, all Of Cabell County W. Va.
On the 18th lust, in the ONCE OF the clerk OF
{ he COUNTY Court. BerbnursvillS, by Rev. j. q.
Sdebottp IN, Mr.. james Handy, and Miss Maggie
Slak, all of Cabell County W. Va.
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CHu.D SCALDED.--On Monday
evening last, the infant child of Mr..
Thomas Brammer, living at Rock
wood was terribly scalded. 1t was
in its mothers arms at the tea table,
and while her attention was drawn
away, it got hold ofthe teapot and
pulled it over on itself, scalding It's
neck, breast, arms, the front of its
body, and its hips. DIR. Wall was
called in and did all he could to re-
lieve its pain. but fears that the in
Jury Will result fatally.
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90 10 MYERS RESTAURANT AT
pENNYBACKER'S CORNER.

For Ginger Ale.
Champagne Cider.
Mineral Water.
Blue Lick Water
Sweet Cider and all Kinds OF fan
CIV Groceries.
Meals at all hours of the day or
night. ,
Fresh Strawberries will be received
daily. 90 tt.
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SUNDAY SERVICES. Rev. DR.. s.
f. Lane preached for the Brecken-
ridge Presbyterian Church last Sun
day.
Rev, J. D. McClintock preached
at the FIRST Presbyterian in the morn
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Bowers preached at the
Congregational Church in the morn
ing,
Rev. Mr.. Prettyman preached at
the Methodist Church morning and
evening.
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part of the site upon which Charleston il
built. 1t lies in the angle formed by the
Elk and Kanawhu rivers-on the lower
side Of the Elk it is almost perfectly lev
ell, and is well drained-has already a
population Of over four hundred, aud a
number Of new houses building at this
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FHiIosoPHY.-A youngster Of our
town was sent to the store for sugar
the other day. As he went home he
sat down on door step and opening
The bag, helped himself to the sugar.
some one asked him what he was do
ing tie replied, MANS going to
'lcN me when get home, and she
"'sa'aS we'll have something to lick
l13 Tor. That boy will be PhilOso-
Pn'F or a member Of Congress some
oi'h'se days.
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GENurNE.-All wanting the Gen
uine Sewing Machine Needles. Oil,
and everything belonging to Sewing
Machines will please call at Geo. A.
Floding's residence on 3D. Ave He
keeps no imitation Needles, none but
the genuine. 3 20 3m
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IRON WORKS.

The erection Of the Knnawha Iron
Works, just above this property on the
Elk. and the opening Of iron ore, fire, clay
and limestone mines in the hills immedi-
ate!y adjoining, is already increasing the
population, and must, in connection with
other indus;ries bring in several ihous-
and inhabitants within the next two vears
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J. W. JOY, of Haskellville Lawrence
County Ohio. Sunday morning June
18th, is75.
blessed are the pure in heart for they
shall zee God" Bible.
Blessed be his silent rest
Within the silent tomb,
We laid a wreath Of roses,
For charm upon his breast,
Washed free from every stain.
Lifted from the earth's cold scd,
His rich inheritance.
Is the seeing Of his God.
II AM"
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COUNTY SCrERlNTENDENCUF J IT
NAM CoryrY.-Maj. VI. ;. Kirtley,
f Putnam County, was unanimously
nominated bv tbe teachers of that
-uu,ysS ,he most suitable person in
the county for the Office Of County
Superintendent of Education. a
o,I selection.
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Jon WoRK.-ThaDking our friends
lr their liberal patronage in the way
Of job work, We solicit further orders.
We keep one hand on that work all
,he time, and execute orders with
dispatch. We have kept our Job
press giving almost without intermls-
s.uu for the last three weeks.
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Oa Thursday 10th inst as Mr.. VIII
liam Ray, Of Putnam County was
hoens corn in his field, a man APP
proaca3l him, and as he got pretty
near he fred revolver at him two
or three times, one ball passing
through his ha.. Mr. Ray jumped
behind tree and thence made his
escape into a ravine near by. He
ha, no idea who the man was, or why
ha ired at him.
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BASE BALL-rhe Base ball champ
ms of Huntington have been quietly
v,rkiu. to perfect Themselves in the
came, and we expect soon to hear OF
challenges to neighboring clubs
Come boys, don't hide your light un-
der q bushel.
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The attention of those about Build
ing is invited to call and examine
nv stock of Doors, Sash, Blinds.
Flooring. Lath, Notwithstanding.
Fire Brick, Patent Flues, and in fact
all articles used in Building.
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IL SCREAM" Next. Eye
So r.ca-m' Next. 1gh scream
Next Give it up Well YOU go to
Young & Samples and they will tell
nw TO spell it for ten cents. And
..-v spell IL nice too.
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Tur GRANITE STATE was IN COLI
..an with a tow>boat last week and
WAS 80 much injured that she had to
d, on the docks. She will soon re-
same her trips.
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ACLn>E SHAvE.-Ou last Tues
day morning Mr. A b. Palmer WAS
cutting grsss with a sickle in his yard
and by a Sip, he cut piece Of leath>
err as large as a halfdollar, out Of the
ocof his shoe without cutting his
'oc,ing \ slight deviation of the
sickle would have cut his toe off.
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Personal.

Col. r. T. Harvey left on Monday
morning to attend the Grange con-
vention al Buffalo.
w. VI. s. Dunn, Esq, Gen. Supt.
of the c. & o. Il. r, was in town
this week in the interests Of the road.
Capt J. +. Mallory, Division SUI
perintendent is in Louisa in attend
ance on his father who is very ill.
J. Brisbane Walker, called on US on
Tuesday last. He reports the Fur
mace in West Charleston as progress
ing finely. The Iron work of the
stack is completed, and they are
waiting for the fire brick. They ex-
pect to make their own brick before
the hearth needs renewal.
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Changers do you wish to double
YOUR crop of grass and corn, ifso 60
to A. B. Palmer's and buy some
Land Plaster which he is selling
cheap, in order to introduce it.
[ have on hand for sale low, l5O
barrels White and Gray Lime and
Land Plaster.
A. B. PALMER.
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When the Conference was held
as-e few weeks ago We were not
able To attend so as to make notes Of
ta' proceedings, but the Secretary
promised to furnish Us copy Of the
minutes for publication. We regret
that the pressure Of other duties las
prevented his doing SO, as we were
@uziou, % publish them.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-06-24

T-ITTxGroS CAR WHEELs.-The
Gar Wheel Factory shipped lot Of
Wheels to New York yesterday.
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Accrpgvr.-A small calfundertook
,, butt the Mail train of the track
near Holderby's Chapel on last SAT-
,olav. The calf came out seconds
lest. and survived only about five
minutes
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-06-24

Tvr JrI1A blew out = cylinder
al near Maysville on Sunday last
ID returned to Cincinnati for repairs
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EARTHQUAKES IN INDIANA AND
Observation-Disclosures, OHIO, June
1S.-Indiana has had an earthquake.
At Sidney druggists shelving was
thrown to the floor, and the inhabi'
tantS fed to the streets.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-An earth
quake shock was felt throughout the
State to day.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The sig
nal.service observer at indianapolis
reports to-day as follows; cat 7:4d
A. NJ. slight earthquake was felt alsc
in Anderson and Vincennes, Ind,
and Columbus, Ohio.
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OBrrrAmEs.-We publish this
Eek obituary notices of several citi-
o.. which will be read with inter
Is. by their friends.
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New SUBsCRrBERs.-We have
thank our friends in Kentucky
and elsewhere for lists Of new sub
,,riiers. We hope to merit a much
hrrtr increase.
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EXAMINATION AT MARSHALL Coll
LEGE.-The examination at the Col
lege has been going on all this week,
and although we were not fortunate
enough to be able to attend,
vet we learn from others that
the exercises have been very inter-
esting, and that the scholars show re
markable proficiency in their studies
REPRESENTATIONS will not be complet-
ed till thi. evening. We will give
next week a full account of the pro-
ceedings, the names of gaduates DC.
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CANNOT FIND THE p. GA boy
went into Chase & Buriicks store on
Wednesday, and sitting down put
his hands over his face and began to
below, boo'oo'oo. Mr.. Chase says
whats the matter boy? The boy
replied" won't you please to tell me
where the post office is. l ca mt
find the Post Office"
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SOMETHING NEW.

Haines is selling one full ounce of
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
and a nice Tin Tobacco Box
for Ten Cents. 2:t.
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MANUFACTURES.

Charleston has twenty-four mannfactur-
ing industries Of which ten are located be-
low the Elk.
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4 II Palmer

I am selling No. 1 Pine Single
at $3.50 per 1000. Also cut Shingles
at $3.50 per 1000.
4. 3. PALMER.
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CARPETS CREEK.

lied here this week, with DR.. "Work'
man, Pres. Bro. j. d. Garrett, Sec,
called the Newman and Ferguson In
dependent Society; it started out with
26 members; the society has no signs,
passwords or grips, no dues or fees OF
any kind, the obligation is public
pledge of honor TO abstain from the
use Of intoxicating drink of any kind
forever. 1t originated near 4 years
since between two of the most respect
ed citizens of the County, Mr.. Allen
Newman, and Jerry Ferguson, and
has spread out till it now numbers
about $50 members. Success to the
enterprise! Just so soon as we make
intemperance disgraceiul, and unpop-
ular, we can do much practical good.
WAYNE COURT HOUSE.
Boasts of the brightest and best
working Masonic Lodge in this
section. The time of meeting has
been changed from Saturday to Fri
dav, on or before the full of moon in
each month. At a regular communica'
ton on Saturday, June 18th, the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
H f. Bowen. W. NJ; J. w.
Hutchinson, S w &c. F. Ratliff, j.
W.; c. w. Ferguson, Secretary
B. G.. Chapman, S. D.; J. ID. Gan.
rett, J. D.; Pleasant workman, Ty
Ter.
Hon. G.. G. Burgess was the re-
ciplent of handsome gold headed
cane last week, a present from Mr.. B
Spurlock, for this jovial kentukiar
is lust as much, a true Virginlan a
though 70 the Manor Bora"
We notice a fine piano in the par
lor of G.. NJ. Hutchinson Esq, com
plete set of "Robinson's Practice,
and other new books in the library o
G.. G.. Burgess, and only one prisoner
in the County Jail. Surely we live IL
an age of improvement
The wife of Mr.. Asa Booton, dice
very suddenly last week she had re
tired in usual health and was fouuC
next morning quite dead. This even
has cast a general sorrow over TIT
community.
An Odd Fellows Lodge is contem
plated at this place The material i
here for Il good one-hope you ma,
succeed boys-in spreading the Clio
rious sentiments OF "triendship
Love and Truth
WHITES CREEK.
The residence of Mr.. Reynolds Sta
lev, was burned on Saturday nigh
June 18th, and was total loss; thi
is the second house burned on tina
foundation. Mr.. S. deserves tn,
substantial support of our citizens a
he is a poor man but very homes
and industrious, and is at present il
in a destitute condition. A seriou
affray between two brothers occuri eC
about the same time, resulting in tn
stabbing of one in the arm.
A most excellent lady named Col
grove, died very suddenly on Sunda,
, last. we did net learn the particulars
Mr.. b II. Wilkinson is reporte,
as dangerously sick, he has our fra
ternal sympathy. HIRAM.
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Facts And Fancies From Wayne
County.

Buffalo Shoals is a large city in
embryo. The chief business house is
that of Adkins and Carter, dealers in
general merchandise. Mr.. A. Tharpe,
has An extensive Saw and Grist Mill.
This place is the residence of MIR.
Bing, located here as school teach
err. DR.. Burgess reports his business
"a quite successful Mr.. VIM Detoe'
met with serious accident lately by
falling from tree injuring his shout
der very severely He is a much re,
spected citizen and has the sympath-
of all.
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NOTICE..

Kanawha SpIint and
Senni.CannelC Coal at prices
lower than ever offered In
this City. Also Lime, Ce-
mcmf. Plaster, Shingles
and LatIl, at very low pri.
ccS.
Yard. Cor. End Ave. and
Tenth Street.
4. IL. GREES.
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EOR SALE.

number 81 nice lots near the village NJ ~,
Cloud. These lots IRE spien'iidlv locaIcd. ara OF
good size, and viii nc Fold at r's,cn1blc price,
aud on easy terms. Gall on Vim. Martin AZ his
once and see maps. terms &c.
n. W. MARTIN, Agent.