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The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17
ATTENTION
TAXPAYERSt

All taxpayers Of Ohio county who have nat
paid their taxes for the year 1874, are hereby
notified that if they do not pay the sane on or
before the 25th Of March, 1875, they VIII hare
to pay..a i've per cent penalty in addition
to the amount due and aise costs Of levy,
commission, TO-, for saanst wait snger. Ina
medistely after that time, ] viii publish in the
HARTFORD HERILn, q list Of all the delinquent
taxpayers On my books, and will circulate Il an
over the county. There is not q tsxpayes on
my list that could net have paid up hy ihiz
time, and If they viii refuse, OF Aegh .. ts pay
up, waBt the public 30 know IL, and know
who they are. Those Who want to save th. NJ
selves the Eve per cent. penalty, and the mor-
tifestioA and disgrace Of having thsir names
pabiisssa 70 the world as define sent tsxpsy~
ers, had better pay mp ct Onse.
THIS. J. SMITH, -.-
Sheriff Of 0hio County,
Hartford, KY, March ., is7A nolosv
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THE CROW HOUSE,

Opposite the Courthouse q e
HARrFoRD, KY. E.
vAUGHT L HUDSON, -. PsoPRIrro.s.
Comfortable rooms, prompt attention, sna
low prices. The travelling public are rsspeet-
fully invited to give rs share Of patronage.
Every exertion made TO render guests comfort
able. .......... .I. ----.
STAGE LINE. 'I-
vaught 4 Hudson also run q stage twice
day between Hartford and Beaver Dam, norm
ing and evening, connecting with all psssen>
ger trains on the L. p. q S0nth western rail-
road. Passengers set down wherever they ds-
sire. mol 1y
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F. a R M
FOR .."
SALE OR RENT.

As agent of Bonner & Duff, desire to sell
or rent the old "Crow Farm" on Halls creek,
containing two hundred and ten acres. Terms
liberal. JOHN P. BARRETT.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17
ELECTION NOTICE!
LOCAL OPTION.

Notice is hereby given that at the May alec
tiOn to be held on the LIST day of May, 1875,
in District No, Z, Ohio county, KY. at the
court house in Hartford, poll will be opened
for the purpose of taking the sense of the legal
voters in said district upon the proposition
whether or not spirituous or malt liquors shall
be sold in said district. .-
THos. J. SMITH,
Sheriff of Ohio County.
March Is, 1875.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

Plain solid 1s-kt. Gold Engagement and
Wedding Rings furnished to order promptly;
Moss Agate, Pearl or Diamond settings. Plain
Gold 1S-kt. Rings from So to SIS each. In or
dering, measure the largest joint of the finger
you desire fitted with a narrow piece of paper.
and send us the paper. We inscribe any name,
motto, er date free Of charge. Rings sent by
mail on receipt Of price, or by express, with
bill to collect on delivery of goods. Money
may be sent safely by Express, Post>ofiee
Money Order. or Registered Letter.
Refer to George W. Balm. "aG -..
c. P. BARNES Bro,
Jewelers. Main st, bit. 9Th K 7th, Louisville Ky.
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The Hartford Seminary.

The Fourth session Of this school, under the
control of J. &. Haynes, Principal, and Miss
Emma Haynes, Assistant, will commence on
Monday, February %, 1875, and continue for
twenty weeks.
Terms Per Session.
Primary Department $40 90
Junior Is 90
Senior 20 90
German (extrs) 500
No contingent fee.
German children viii not be charged for Ger
man. -'
One half of the tuition fee to be paid in ad-
vance, and the remainder when the session is
half out.
]. E. HAYNES, Principal.
nol0 If -..
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b. p. BERRYMAN, -..
Fashionable Tailor,
& HARTFORD, KY.

Coats, Pants and Vests cut, made and re-
paired in the best style at the lowest prices.
mol 1y
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH1J7, 1875.

JNO. P. BARRETT, LOCAL EDITOR.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17
PIOws and Cultiyators.

Virgil Lindley and Sarah Brown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
January 10, 1875.
WELFARE.

BELLAIRE.
THE following shows the range of the
temperature as observed at MERGERS
Drug store, No. 382 Water street, Fri
day: at I A. NJ l6o; at u NJ, 20'; at g
i. NJ, 10; at P. NJ, l7'.
THE snow ordinance has kept the
police business oiled and in running or
der for some days past, for there has
been almost a derth of the usual kind
since the holidays.
Mrs. McVAY, wife of James McVay
ofthis city, was buried in the Bellaire
cemetery yesterday.
A TEAM belonging to Mr. K. Crosier
became frightened, during the funeral OF
Mrs. McVay yesterday, and run away,
breaking the buggy and harness, but
fortunately no one was injured.
A HORSE attached to cart, and be-
longing to Robert Sherry, ran away
Yesterday and injured Mr.. Sherry Sc
rriously. We did not learn the particu-
lars.
The trial of the City of Bellairo
against Mr.. A. Sheets, for violation OF
what is known here rs the Snow Ordl-
nance, came off yesterday in the Mayors
Court, to jury of twelve men, and oc-
cupied the whole day. MessrS. Gallaher
and Tallman appeared for the city, and
j. B. Smith, Esq, and General Hoge for
the defendant. The case was very ably
tried on both sides, and considerable feel
ing manifested by the numerous spccta-
tors who attended the trial. The jury
were out but short time and brought in
verdict of guilty, whercupon the Mayor
fined Mr.. Sheets s. and costs.
"TAIK is cheap" and there are plenty
of well disposed persons, who are doing
their share in saying that some organized
plan should be adopted for assisting the
destitute. But so far we have heard Of
no movement being made of II practical
nature. Acts and not words are what Is
needed.
THE Commercial Saloon" in this city
is run on II high toned moral plan. A
large notice is put up in a CONSPICUOUS
place: "No protane language allowed
here"
THE meetings at our churches continue
and are increasing in attendance, and in
interest.
The coal trade has been lively for the
past week in this city.
THE continuation of the cold weather
is gratifying to our ice merchants.
CONFUSION services will be held at
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at
the usual hour.
THos. COCHRAN, ESQ., Of this city, who
has been filling the office of Deputy
Sheriff during the past term, recently
resigned that position, and Mr.. Thomas
II. Terrell has been appointed in his
stead. We understand that Mr.. Coch-
ran proposes locating in Martins Ferry,
and hanging out his single for the prac-
ticc of law. Tom is talented young
man and we wish him success.
THE steamer Granite State is laid up
Just below the Bellaire railroad bridge,
waiting for the rc-opening of navigation.
THE second number Of the Bellaire
Commercial will make its appearance
this morning. The well known rcputa-
ton of "Spivins' Us II spicy pen Singer
creates an anxiety among our citizens to
read his funny scrlblings.
TRAINS are not only nearly always be-
hind time Of late, but quite a number OF
accidents are happening, most Of which
are miraculously fortunate in not being
horrible disasters.
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WELLSBURG ITEMS.

From the Pan Handle News.
OUR fellow-towDsman, j. d. Nichols,
Esq, will lecture in the town of Fairview
on Friday, February 9Th.
THE election on the 23d, on the ques-
ton of paying $4,000 Indebtedness on the
P w. 4 KY. railroad, promises to be
quite spirited.
THE Superintendent of our Public
Schools asks the Board to furnish him
an assistant Why not let him have one
of the female teachers for "better or for
worse?'
WE learn that the vendors of cider, in
Wellsburg, will test The question as to
whether the Town Council has the power
to declare cider Intoxicating drink"
This will cost the the town some two
hundred dollars. Should the town lose
the case, we suggest that the Crusaders
be required to foot the bill.
OUR esteemed friends, j. &. Il 5. G..
Glst. writes TO us enquiring whether there
are not those in Brooke county who de-
sire to form "Stocll Breeding Assocla-
ton" We emphatically answer, no
doubt there are. Those interested in
this laudable object will please to address
j. G.. u 5. c. Gist, Fowlersburg p. o.,
Brooke county, w. Va.
The RAID ON CIDER-The little mu-
nicipality of Wellsburg is the first cor
porate body of men, we believe, who
have declared war upon cider. They re-
Gently passed an ordinance prohibiting,
within the limits of our town, the sale of
this delightful and innocent drink.
Those retailing this article, continued
its sale, and were accordingly brought
before the Mayor, and, though ably de-
Tended by Z. G. Cracraft, of Wheeling
they were fined ten dollars and costs.
An appeal was taken, which will be
be heard before the Circuit Court Of the
county, in March next.
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HELPFoRTHEP POOR.

Mass Meeting at the Court House
Last Night-PIan OF Organization
Adopted Committees Appoint
ed and the Work Fully Inauser-
afed.
A mass meeting was held at the Court
House last night, for the purpose OF COM
pleting the arrangements and take the nee
essarv stepts toward relieving the wants
of the poor and INDECENT O.
the city. The attendance
was not as large us it should have BEEN
considering the praiseworthy and phil
anthropic object in view, but it was COM
prised of our best citizens. A large num-
Der of ladies, who had been appointed on
the ward committees occupied seats with
in the railing of the court room.
Judge G. l.. Cranmer, acted as Presi-
dent, and W. IL. OXtoby ESQ., MS Secre-
tary.
The committees appointed to solicit
contributions in the different wards
made the following report, showing the
amount of money collected, and that they
had nobly nerformed their work:
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PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.


FTrst-Therc shall be II general Man
aging Committee, consisting of eight gem
ticmon-onc from each ward of the city
who shall have n general supervision
over. and control of all affairs looking to
the relief of the poor and destitute, to
authorize all necessary purchases, to
audit al! bills, and through their Chair
man TO issue orders on the Trearurcr, who
is to pay out monies on such orders only.
.Second-There shall be committee of
seven persons on Soup House, to be COM
posed of five ladies and two gentlemen,
who are to have the management ana
control of the same, subject to the direc-
ton of the General Managing Commit
tee, the said persons to be relieved from
time to time ms may be necessary.
q. THird-Thcrc shall be II committee Of
seven peasons for each ward, composed Of
six ladies and the member Of the General
Managing Committee for the ward, the
latter Of whom shall act as Chairman.
of said Ward Committee, whose duties it
shall be actively, from time to time, to
canvass their respective wards for sub
scriptions Of money, food, clothing fuel,
blankets, &c; to seek out the destitute,
and to recommend such n they deem
worthy. as beneticiarics of this charity,
and report to the chairman OF said COM
mittee, who shall report to the general
managing committee.
Fowth-And with view of more
practically etfecting the contemplated re-
lief the ward committees shall be fur
niShed with tickets, green and buff color,
the buff authorizing the holder to receive
single meal; the green, or family ticket,
to receive two meals per day leach ticket
being good for one day only allowing
the holder. of either ticket, to take their
meals at the soup house, or carrying
them to their homes us they may prefer.
The buff tickets will be furnishe to citi-
zens ut one dollar per package, and each
package will contain ten tickets. The
Ward Committees will also be furnished
with blank cards for distribution to the
citizens, to be filled up by persons deslr-
ing to contribute. designating articles or
money as may be, the number and
amount, together with the place or num-
Der where the same will be delivered,
which will be handed To the Chairman
of the Ward Committee SO That the arti-
Giles or money therein named may be
collected.
Fifth-There shall be a treasurer whose
duties it shall be to receive and receipt
for all monies collected, and TO whom
the ward committees shall pay over the
same. and who shall pay out no monies
except on the order in writing Of the
chairman of the General Managing Com
mittee, and there shall be monthly settle
ments between said Treasurer and said
General Managing Committee, and
monthly report of the amounts received
and expended shall be made through the
papers of the city.
To carry out the above plan the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
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Index to New Advertisements.

Photogrsphs-Halrs Gallery.
Letter List Fourth Page.l
Colored Shirtings-Fisk, Clark "
Flag.
Norfolk Shell Oysters-Gus. Rolf.
Disciples Church.
Notice-Dissolutio
A. K. Gaddis-Pianos and Organs.
Notice TO Liquor Dealers.
|. 0. K. M.-Funeral Notice.
Street CommiSsioner-John ). Arm
strong.
G. Mendel, Booth X Co.-Undertak-
ers.
For Sale or Rent-IIouse.
"Out of the Hurry Burly'-Stanton
Bros.
For Rent-Store Room, Dwelling and
Hall.
Fine Teas-R J. Smyth.
Undertaking-A. K. Moorehead " Go.
10. +. Funeral Notice.
Furniture-Zink X Son.
Pittsburgh Commercially. p. Nc
Kelvy.
Fourth Street NJ +. Church.
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Police CoURr.-One lone, lorn, pen
itcnt female, named Hannah Criswcll, of
Bridgeport, was the only person before
this court yesterday morning. Hannah
had quatfcd long and deep of
the contents of bottle which
contained something stronger than
mineral water, which led her to act in a
disorderk manner and cause her arrest.
She was fined one dollar and costs, but
execution was suspended on condition
that she would cross the two bridges, and
settle down in her native burg
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WAIVED AN EXAMINATIoN.-le ester
day afternoon, Charles +. Meredith, Dan
Quinlan and James IL. Sadler, were
taken before Justices Gillespy and Toll
var at the Jail, to have hearing on
charge of assaulting and robbing the
Morrison brothers, last month. The ac-
cused waived an examination and were
remanded to Jail for trial before the
County Court, in default of giving bail
in the rum of 81 900 each.
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Reilly. Mrs. Daniel Cushing, Mayor Il.
W. FranZhcim and Thos. Hornbrook.
WARD COMMITTEE on VISITATION.
First V'ari-Mrs. G. w. b. Allison,
Mrs. II. Hopkins, Mrs. John Hughes
Mrs. Chew, Mrs. VIM. Dunlevy, Mrs.
VIM. Hastings.
Second Ward-Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat
Mrs. p. f. Zinn, Mrs. Daniel List, Jr
Mrs. J. VI. Vance, Miss Alice V. Octoby
Mrs. r. II. Logan.
Third Ward-Mrs. Rev. DR.. j. Reilly,
Mrs. DR.. J. G. Hupp Miss Helen Reilly,
Miss +. Bodley, Miss Maggie Off, Mrs.
Rev f.. Ball.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. John Carlin,
Mrs. John Osterling, Mrs. F. a. Britt,
Mrs. Emmma Brown, Mr.. Ed. Hobbs,
Mrs. NJ. J. Jordan.
rim Ward-Mrs. d. Gushing, Mrs,
r, Ifornbrook, Mrs. A. Wilson, Miss +.
List, Mrs. IL. Hubbard, Mrs. VIM. Tay-
lOr
Sirh Ward-Mrs. John VI. johnson,
Mrs. L. Marshall, Mrs. James Rigby,
Miss A. Bero, Mrs. &. Nelson, Mrs. Rev.
A. J. LYDIA.
.Scrcnh IFard-Mrs. VIM. Battelle,
Miss f. J. Cecil, Mrs. j. G. Murine,
Mrs. T. Mong, Mrs. 5. P.llildreth, Mrs. Z.
J. Stone.
EiqLM WnH-Mrs. Dr. Il. w. Haz-
lett. Mrs. w. G. landlan, Mrs. Jesse
Wheat. Mrs. j. l.. Hobbs, Mrs. John
Waterhouse, Mrs. a. Carson.
The ladies on the above committees
are requested and expected to confne
their labors to the wards from which
they have been appointed.
Mr.D. c. List, Jr., was elected Treas
urer.
On motion of Rev. J. I. Mcclure, a
vote of thanks was rendered to the Ia
dies. for the successful manner in wkich
they accomplished their good work in
soliciting contributions to carry on the
movement.
Mr.. Oxtoby offered q resolution re-
ouesting the First Branch of
Council to concur IN the action of the
Second Branch in appropriating $500
for the benefit of the poor of the city,
which was unanimously adopted.
The general managing committee will
meet at the soup house, the room for
merly occupied by oXtoby X Duttiela,
this morning ut 10 o'clock, for the pur-
pose of concentrating further arrange
ment., and laying out the work for the
various committees.
The meeting then adjourned.
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CINCINNATI, January 15.-Riyer nine
feet six inches and falling more slowly
weather, sharp, clear and cold.
CAIRO, January l5.-No arrivals or
departures since noon. The Cleburne and
Minncola have laid up. River - feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
modcrating; mercury 20 degrees.
NASHVILLE, January l5.-River still
falling with feet scant on the shoals;
clear and cold. Arrived-Eddyvillc
Cairo; Cooke, Upper Cumberland.
EVANSVILLE, January l4.-Weather
clear; mercury I to 29' and now falling;
wind from the east No business. River
fallen Is inches with 10 feet on the gauge,
and the river full of ice which is piling
up on the shore. Thompson Dean left
last night and the Henderson this morn
inS. The j. ID. Parker has gone into
Green river.
LOUISVILLE, January l5.-River fall
ing with ) feet inches III the canal and
4 feet inches in Indian chute Ice still
runningand 10 departures. The Indiana
from New Orleans and Audy Baum from
Memphis arrived. Weather clear and
pleasant DUNG the day but cold tonight.
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at'heelina 9eeister.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Ie. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Ay7iral of Trains.
y 90 r. r.. scam. 42Op. IN. 1880 pm.
Centr O. Div 7.40a.m. 625a IN. 40 pm.
pitt II .OOa M. e6.O2 p. III. Gil pm.
Hempfi'd RR S.lOa. IN. ...-......... I'D pm.
aSteubcnyille Accommodation 40 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
Il. x y. X. r. 6.I5 a. IN. $50 AIN. 5.2U p. IN
Centrl o. Div 40 a. III. 80 pm Hl0 p. m
Clevel'd&P Pitt 6.O5 a. m. ll.lOa m. '5.O3 pm
Hempfi'd RR6.l5a mr. ............. 30 p. Ill
SStsubenvilie Accommodation 4.55 p. IN.
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THE FRsTIvAL.-The big folks and
little folks were at Mozart Hall last night
to fair extent, yet there might have
been double the number, and the liberal
donation of good things by the friends
and members of the church would have
been ample. As it was, much was dis
posed of and snug
sum will no doubt accrue
from the enterprise for the benefit OF the
Sunday School. A fine band Of music,
under the leadership Of Prof. Ebeling,
entertained the company with choice Sc
lections from the operas, while the guests
chatted, and laughed, and partook Of the
good things TO such an extent that no
further proof was needed to the observer
that all present were enjoying them
selves heartily, and indicated that the fes-
tival was q success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

patents TO WEST VIRGINIANs.-The
Department at Washington has issued
patents to the following persons:
Edmund P. Chancellor, Parkersburg
West Virginia, Improvement in furnace
cor steam boilers; David w. Long, of
some place, assignee of half to f P.
Chancellor, Improvement in hinges.
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The "soup house headquarters will
he in the room on Market street, formerly
occupied by Messrs. OXtohy n Dnttield.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

A WHEELING letter carrier delivered
postal card the other day without hav-
ing read it, and it worked upon him SO
that he has been half sick ever since
Cumberland Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

Postal MArTEEs.-George Mileson IS
spnoipted postmaster at Slanesville,
Hampshire county, West Virginia, vice
Joseph Funk, moved away. Motley B.
Browning, is appointed postmaster at
GAINESVILLE. Preston county, West Viz
ginis. vice Daniel Fitchne, resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

IL 1874, l52,25S tons of pig iron were
made in Pittsburgh; in 1874, 1885
tons, and in 1872, IL, $40 tons.
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In political matters it is hard to get
people to think sgrainst their party, and
that is why wrong is perpetrated and
perpetuated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16

The number of deaths in the borough
of Washington Pa, was sixty-two, dur
ing the past year, according TO Health
Officer McKean's report
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1.-TWO or three extensive fires in this
CITY, will stir the Council up TO do some
thing for the better protection of proper
ty from the ravages Of the fire tiend.
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CoUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-Fust Branch
"A special meeting of the First Branch
of Council WAS hold last night. The fol-
lowing members were present: Messrs.
Blair, Buttcrfeld, Dunning, Hall, Hand
Ian, Kelly, Schambra, Stoon, Todd and
Wallace.
The Mayor being absent Mr.. Todd was
called to the chair.
The following from the Second Branch
was taken up and concurred in.
WHEREAS, As many worthy citizens
iii this city are suffering for the necessa-
ries of life; therefore, be it
Rcsolred, That $500 be and is hereby
appropriated for the aid of the poor as
follows: Two hundred and fifty dollars
to the Sisters Of Charity, and a like
amount to the Young Mems Christian
Association, both organizations pledging
themselves to furnish food only, and not
exceeding one meal per day to any ap-
rlicant.
The report of the committee on Leg
islation, as received from the Second
Branch, was concurred in.
l;ourncl
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SPoNGING windows with alcohol Will
prevent the formation of that heavy
frost which makes all stores looll alike.
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COUNTY Inns |our' met ~
8 o'clock yesterday morning. Judge
Cochran on the bench.
The case of }. NJ. Brodie Us. n. Z.
Arthur, in which verdict was given on
u former day ofthis term for plaintiff, on
motion made for new trial for the same
came up for hearing, but was overruied
by the Court and judgment ordered to be
entered up.
In the case of Joseph Woods, admins
TRAITOR rs. Annie L. Caldwell, the demurr-
er to declaration filed by the defendant
was sustained with leave to amend.
In the case of Samuel Hicks rs. Geo
Forbes, in assumpsit, was tried to court
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THE First Branch of Council concur
red in the action of the Second Branch
in appropriating $500 for the poor of the
city.
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l.. V. BLoND's is the only place in the
city where YOU can purchase the Box
toed Button Cutters, now the ladies IA
yoritc.
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THE average WheclinSite will get up
at any hour of the night, and run to q
fire if It is two miles away.
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THERE is splendid skating on back
river and a great mary young folks took
advantage Of it yesterday.
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CoUxcILMENIC contests will be warm
in some of the wards.
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ANOTHER lot of those fine BoX-tocd
Button Caters have just been received at
l.. V. BLoSD's,
No. 1875 Main street
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For Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca
at cost goto D. '" Emil =
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THE transfers of real estate were very
light last week.
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For Silk Dress Goods at dead cost, go
to J.W FERREL's'
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The Circuit Court will meet this
morning at 10 O'clock.
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Go TO Waverly Hall and hear the hui
and popular lecturer tonight.