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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
uoisy harangue declared that Tilden was
elected and "by the Eternal shall be inaugur.
Political Notes.

The next Democratic war whoop will prob.
ably come from Pennsylvania. This will be
entirely appropriate. The Democrats Of that
state were almost as ferocious in 1861 a.
were those of Indiana, and they subsided
Just about as promptly.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Dayton Democrat, which supported
Tilden warmly, frankly. says: "And
it is not out of courtesy, but simply out of a
regard TO truth, that we here say that we
know of no Republican statesman in the
land whom we think so worthy to be Presi-
dent if he were elected, as Governor Hayes,
and no man in any party, upon whose per-
sonal integrity and patriotic intentions the
people would rely with more profound con-
fidence."
One of the most curious phases of the situ.
alton is the successful way in which the
leading Republican citizens manage to hold
on to their emotions. The Democrats assure
US that all OF these eminent gentlemen are In
imminent danger of irruption at any moment,
SO indignant are they at the conduct of the
Republican leaders, yet no amount OF tickling
or pressure has produced an outbreak from a
single one OF them yet A wholesome dread
OF the disastrous results of leap from the
frylng-pan 20 the fire may be acting as
brake on some of them.-N. Y. Tribune.
Judge Bond sums mp his conclusion in re-
gard to the South Carolina Supreme Court as
follows: 81 think this proceeding in the Su-
preme Court was beyond the jurisdiction OF
that court; that the State Board of Canvass
ers were clothed under the law with discre-
tlonary powers which required them to dis
criminate the votes. to determine and certify
the candidates elected after scrutiny, and that
they were part of the executive department
OF the Government, and were in no wise sub
Ject to the control as to what they should do
after they had commenced to perform that
duty to the judicial department, and that as
this was general election, at which mem
bers OF Congress were to be elected, and cleo
tors OF President and Vice President of the
United States TO be chosen, they were acting
in Federal capacity, or, in other words, in
pursuance OF law of the United States, and
therefore if any one disturbs them in the ex-
ercse OF their functions they are entitled to
the protection of the courts of the United
States"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

SOME of the Democrats are suggesting q
new election in May as the best way for set
ting the presidential dispute, and this plan
is said to be sanctioned by Gov. Tilden. It
will not be adopted for the very simple rea-
son that the country has already elected Gov.
Hayes president, and the term ofa president
is four years. 1t shows however, that the
Democrats are finally waking up to the fact
that Gov. Tilden has not been elected.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

THERE never was a more signal failure
than the Democrats have encountered in their
attempt to Offset the well proven ruffianism
of their rowdies in Louisiana by showing in
timidation on the part of Republicans to
Democratic negroes. In all the testimony
introduced there is not even the pretense of
physical violence in any case, but statements
about threats to some Democratic colored
men if they did not vote with their Republican
brethren. Even the bitterest partisan wit
nessssays: "There was no violence used but
many threats" This attempt of the Demo-
Gratis to get up some equities on their side is
too thin to pass with intelligent men. DIR.
johnson once said he could repeat a whole
chapter of certain authors history of Ire
land and proceeded thus: "Subject of chapter
snakes in Ireland. Contents-There are
no snakes in Ireland" So if you come to the
question of real, honest, unbought, undrven
Democratic negroes, there are none; or, at
least, they are as rare as Republican Irish
men,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

SENATOR KEY is prepared to acquiesce in
the Inauguration of Gov, Hayes if he is shown
to be legally elected. Senator Key is from
Tennessee and though a Democrat has
smelled too much powder to want war. It's
the "invincible in peace, invisible in war;
kind of Democrats, all of whom dwell in the
Northern states who are clustering.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

THE President said in conversation We'd
nesday that he was fully convinced that
Hayes was elected, and added that Hayes
is the only candidate for President who has
ever been elected in this country during a
period of great financial depression by par
ty in control of the national administration
during the time of the crisis. He gave an
emphatic assurance that he had neglected no
means of knowing what all the would-be rev.
olutionists are saying or doing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

THIS is the time of year in which the news
papers give benefit to their advertising pat.
rons, and searchers after news and editorial
matter are obliged to take back seat. Santa
Claus claims the floor and distances our ma
tional legislators in the amount and interest
OF his remarks to the public. "What to buy
and where to buy it, are the all important
question now.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

So far no Democratic Senator has had the
hardihood to defend the act of Gov. Grover
of Oregon in giving the electoral certificate
to Cronin. One or two have sought to ex-
tenuate his offence but no one has yet dared
to say that his act was honorable or even
legal. Even Senator Eaton who can be de-
pended upon to defend almost everything en-
anating from Democratic source THINKS
Gov. Grover should have certified to the elec.
tion of two men and only two.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

THERE is rumor that the New York
World is to become an independent paper af-
ter the first of January. Democratic journals
are not generally profitable and the World
has been no exception. There are too many
Democrats who can't read,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

We do not read anonymous letters and communi.
cations. The name and address of the writer are IL
all cases Indispensable necessarily tor publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve eommu-
nicatons that are not used
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

Nor only is Mr.. Tilden's editorial bureau
still running but the barrel of money il still
rolling round. 1t turns out that the $1OO a
head which the Hampton house have just
put in their pockets came from the Demo-
cratic political fund supplied by Tilden,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
THE PRESS
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 22, 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersgned by Stanley t
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent o
Journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

Now that the House has declared that tel.
egraphic dispatches are entitled to no more
protection than oral communications we may
expect to see the scandalous performances of
Glover's committee last winter repeated. Not
only will telegraph Offices be ransacked but
paper mills to which the telegraph companies
sell their old dispatches to be ground UP into
pulp, will be thoroughly overhauled in search
of dispatches to be turned over to correspond
ents of Democratic newspapers to dis.
tort into conclusive evidence of Re-
publican rascality. OF course this is all
very disgusting to decent people, but de-
cent people are not in the majority in the
present House of Representatives.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

CLASSIC Boston is contemplating this
week with degree of admiration which is its
wont to bestow only on the Old South, and
Bunker Hill, Miss Van Hollern,a female ped
estrian who has undertaken the feat of walk
ing $50 miles in six days. Wednesday she
was fifteen miles ahead of time and as fresh
as at the start. She is patronized by all the
fashionables and such dgnitaries as Gov.
Rice, Mayor Cobb, James Freeman Clarke,
DR.. Pentecost and DR.. Lorimer. Physical
science is represented in the person of DIR.
Dio Lewis, which rather suggests that the
woman has been trained upon oat meal Cruel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
KENNEBEo COUNTY.

The johnson Woolen Company at Wayne,
have resumed work. The paper mill at North
Wyne is raining upon full time aud turning
out about one ton Of sheathing and wrapping
paper day.
Pittston seems to have considerable tronbls
IN her schools. The boys in the East Pittston
district not liking their teacher, proceeded on
Friday last to eject him through the window in
a summary manner The matter comes before
the Gardiner Police Court
The ice men have commenced scrapipg the
field on the Kennebec at Gardiner.
In digging over the ruins of the Augusta fire
"Wednesday, a rat trap was found with live
rat in 1t.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Supreme Court at Rockland has decreed
eight divorces, all but two on complaint of the
wife.
The Knox Agricultural Societies have chosen
Col Nath'l Afford of Hope, to fill a vscancy in
the state board of agriculture.
YORK COUNTY.
Shipbuilding at Kenneounk promises to be
good. The number of vessels now started
nromiscs well, and the low wages, ranging from
ST.. .25 to ST. 75 per day. encourages capitalists to
invest. Capt N. L. Thompson has one shin
with her deck in and house framed up and work
is going on rapidly; he is getting the frame out
for another. Last week Crawford & Perkins
were still waiting for stock. They have under
way three small fishing vessels Peter Towne
is building ten ton fishing schooner, O. Wilds
is pushing forward a small schooner and pleas
ure yacht. Charles Hamilton is also building a
fishing craft. Thompson & Ttcomb have a
frame coming from the South and will COM
mence building In the spring. Daniel Clark is
arranging to build bark. When the yards are
all busy about one hundred and fifty men are
employed.
IN GENERAL.
1t is stated that the Shaw Brothers, the great
fannprs of thia hava a6a
dollars by the recent rise in hidesiand leather.
10 anticipation of a rise several mouths sinca
they purchased not only large stocks in this
country, but many cargoes of hides which were
on their way from the Indies, or were about
to be shipped from Indian ports,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
STATE NEWS.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.

The recent purchaser of the Aroostook VAL
ley Sunrise after an eight weeks trial of its
publication, has given up its publication and
turned back the paper to the ownership of ID.
Stickney & Co. Its publication is suspended
until another purchaser can be found or some
printer to be had to publish it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
EDUCATIONAL.

uo.rD without injury to throat or lungs.
vOlCE Defects of speech cured. WA
CULTURE,TE TER K. FOBES( graduate of B. u
FOR School of Oratory) Is in Portland ey-
SDCECuu lery Saturday. Apply from Ito T.
SFELChA' M, at Y. NJ G. A Library Rooms.
Classes In Elocution will begin Sat. JAN g.. Terms
II lessons $l2 90. Those wishing to JON VIII
Immediately, care NJ. z. A. octISlh.fN YOU
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

The Republicans of Union county
made their nominations on Monday
ps follows For Senator (subiect to
conference) Chas. s. Wolfe. Assem-
bly,, Alfred Hayes Sheriff. David
Gross. Associate Judge, VIM. +.
Wilson. The party voted on the
question Of doing away with the
popular vste1 system of making
nominations with the following re-.
suit For Crawford county system
7GS against SIS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

TAnurpa--,o fsrIner vill DENY the
fae that good reaper and mower saves
mush time and Seat deal OF hard work
during h,ymakiug, harvesting. Sc. But
the question IL. what machine shall he
purchase, that is easy on the horses. light
draft. durable and that will give ruiirc
satisfaction. This question we can readily
answer. by all means za q KiRBY. J II.
App. OF Seiinsgrove. - agent fer this ma
chine. and all he asks il that our formers
give II but q fair trial, alone. or with any
other Reaper L. Mower. offered for sale.
and il II does not give entire satisfaclio on
the maohine will he removed at once.
Resd the following:
WARRANTY. - All our Machines are wars
ranted to bo well built. Of good material
and capable of cutting, il properly man.
aged, an aero OF grass or grain per hour
with one pair of horses IT, on starting n
machine, it should in any way prove de-
fectivc, and not work satisfactorily. the
purchaser shall give prompt notice to the
agent Of whom he purchased il. and allow
time for person TO be sent TO put II in
order II 1t cannot then be made to do
good work. the defective part will he re-
placed. or the, machine taken back. and
The payments Of money or notes returned.
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-.CRUELrY BY MASKED ROBBERS. -
Three masked men on "Wednesday
evening last, broke into the house
of Samuel Abrahms wealthy farmer
residing three miles fraH, Newville. and
placed halter around his neck and
threatened to hang him II he did not
deliver his money. After cruelty tor
turing Mr. Abrahims and his wife by
burning their feet, the miscreants fled,
taking with them s65 in money ana o
valuable horse and buggy.
The following additional particulars
OF this outrageous robbery we clip from
the Newville Enterprise /. About 7
O'clock, three masked men entered the
house, and at once attacked Mr.. Abra-
hims and his wife. Both being old
people, they could not make much
resistance, and the robbers tied them
with ropes and commenced 70 ransack
the house. Not being satisfied with
What they found, they procured light
ID candle and placed the flame under
". Abrah,m's right foot, with the
(iew Of forcing him TO tell whero his
popey was. Luckily for Mr.. A., he
bad but recently placed over $500 in
Pank, and at the timo had only about
IS in the house. The robbers secur-
the @65. but still were not satisfied,
md after torturing tho old gentleman
pr some time they applied the candle
the feet Of the old lady. The rob-
ers cQntioued their search until after
o'clock, completely ransacking the
h0le house overhauling Mr.. AS pa
era, and occasionally trying TO force
T. A. to tell them where they could
more money. Failing to find any
ing more they loft. taking with them
hne horse and an old carriage, be-
pging to Mr.. A., and travelled in the
fsction of this place. Mr.. Abrahims
ns TO this place on "Wednesday
|; o!ning 10 have his burnad foot at
\ nded TO. and wo h4ve he above facts
pm his own lips. He bas not the
Ast idea who the robbers were, as
~ were well masked. and talked in
guleed voices. Mou',tqin Echo, June
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Tho advcrtissr, having been permanently cur.
ed Of that dread discsse, Consumption by . sim
pie rcnieiy, Ia anxious 10 mako known TO his fell
low sufferers the means Of cure. To all who O.
sire 10, hs will sond a copy Of the prescription
used, free OF charRel, with the directions for
prepa ing aud using the sape which they will
ind a Sure Care for Consumption. Asthma, Bro
chitis Sc. Parties wishing the prcscrip,ion viii
plelse address Rev. T. A. WILSON,
lgi Penn ST., wiilismsburgh, New York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

To v;v. ordinary wats\all the re-
fresh,nyand invigoratinA qualities Of
sea water salt II till y has2 buovant
feeling. which shows how ,Nsy ii is to
get a buoyant feeling. Salt \ill do it
sometimes, but the most ehecNal way
of producing 1t IN the family is Aplant
."Light- Running Domestic" Aare
mt ofthe htarth-stone.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany has, tits stated, leased on very
favorable terms, the Sunbury aud
Lewistown Railroad, recently sold out
by the mortgatces. Tho effect of this
arrangement will he to open up shor.
ter route for the transportation of AN
thracito coal westward. and to divert
that freight from the Northern Central
road, more particularly between Har-
risburg and sunbury, ~ by the Sunbu-
ry ana Lcwistown road tboro is n say.
ing in distance of 90 miles.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

CHURCH MATTERS. The members ol
the Lutheran congregation of Free
burg; Salem, Schnees, Grnbbs and Erd.
]eys, will assemble in their respective
churches, on Sunday, July 2 1876 to
select pastor for their charge. On
Sunday following. July 9th a general
meeting of the church councils, of the
different churches, will he held in
Frecburg, to complete arrangements
for the call of n minister.
The Trustees of the Monument As
sociation, will meet at the same time.
1t is hoped that all will DO present.
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A CARD.

To all who prc suffering from the
errors and indiscre,ions Of youth. ncrvou,
weakness. early decay, loss Of manhood
&c, | will send recipe that will cur,
you, FREE OF CHARGE This rIeat
remedy was discovered 10y missionary
in South America. Send n self addressed
envelope TO the Rev. JosEru T. lvM,N
Station u Bible Ilouse, New York City
Apr Goth Gm.
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$40 REylRD W. w.'' .s,..s ss ssi1 .s' A

delivery, at Miauebnrg, of William
Jones of Chillisquaosa Northumber.
land county, Pa. who es,aped from jai
on Sunday last. Is NAH In. Gin |,
height. light complexion, light hair
one crook ed eye, weight abant laOlbs
about 81 years of age.
ID. EIsEyHARr.
June eth. 1876. Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

SIMPLE CuRE ror DyspEp.t, -GYc
lorap of the Lancaster Ernyr,, wi -
has been n sntInror from dys,,r.;a
discour,cth "a (nllows i'''"
"Whenoyer wn cam nil orr ro,,ou
man in aIlnyiup the Ills tbot aosh !,
heir To-. yo feel n nleosuroLl" doi;oh, ~
so doing. We believe that Gow di.' m
eases usurp such n ncrlect ond diro
hul control Of the physical ami n,on,,,l
system as thai nf dysnnn.;n I, n,o'
duces neryous irritnt,on and ncn,ol
.deurcssion whilst il infli ,,s tho r,ns,
.,xrrn,.iotine agony Which c',rs"s
to bo oftcn mistnkcn in ito cno,ac,or
II orisos from n di.orjnroJ Tro. ,hn,
fails Ia nrnduce the rrnuisiie dig1.,;'a
nrnncrt,as in tho ston,,rh Lonno y,
formen,a,ion of The fnnJ n-ni',;,',
oarhonic acid g,s which hyp pLh'','"1 hra, ~,
eynnnds ns IN cause tortnrc ~ tho az
flirtcd hevond dissertation II rra,
trntes tho sufferer mrni,llv .rd rhy.i
calIv n, Times uutil hc nravS Ca. ra',,i
to reI;ove him AItLnr,,h no, ono 49, -, -
the greatest sufferer. We, ,ho p,r r;,or o'
has Lccn for some limo snvcroiy oC.
0icied hv his disease and of,or Io;'o
snbiect IN consiJornlIe mndicai ,ron, o,e'
meHt had nlmost o,iven IN the ;don y,
crro A. th;s neSn,an, A. T;i ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

Now Is the time to buy cheap Spring
and Summer Clothing at the Mann
moth Clothing store, in Selinsgrove, as
there has boen great reduction in
prices. Go to Wcis g. Oppenheimer,
near the Keystone.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

Our thanks arc due Governor
John r. Hsrtranst for n copy of the
qanerai Lows of<pennsylvania, ms
pssscd by the Legislature of 1875.
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There will be no paper issued from fhis
Office next week. We will however do all
kinda Of job work.
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Tho reduction ofthe public debt for
the month of May is q little over si,'
100000.
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- ED.

On he 10Th Inst =. NJ he ve-iown. Abraham
son oi Atrnn Y an EllIr Mii 'loswarth, AGED
20 years. innnth and ~ days.
In franklin twp, of inflammation ofthe Novels
Wilson, s'n ui Jackson and Cathtrlnc Meyer.
aged year. months and idays.
Cn the I'D inst, in Akron. ohio, Of Consumn.
ton. Jas. 4. son Of Joseph Sieber, u iOrmorrosl /.
deut Of Frceburg, agel 80 years
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

SENSIBLE ADVICE You are asked eve.
ry day through The columns Of fnewspnpers
and by your Druggist TO pgs something
for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
YOU know nothing about. you get disconr.
aged spending money with hut little sue
cess. Now TO give You satisfactory proof
that GRgEE's Au0Usr FLOWER win cure
you of Dye pepsis and Liver Complaint
with all its effects. such as Sour stomach.
Sick Headache, Habiiual Cosliyeness.
palpitation OF the Heart. iea ri burn, Wa
ter hrash, canning up Of food after eating
low spirits. No., we ask yon 10 go TO your
Druggist John A. Moaiz aud get Sample
Bottle Of Greens August Flower for to
cenis and Try u, ora Regular Size for
70 cents. two doees will relieve you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

We sell trunks, yalice-. Carpet bags,
&C., very cheap. Wcis & Oppenheimer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

e.voxp t,or,rv Couprs Tho Courts of
a,vser County are heis on tho fourth Mondays
ct fcsrpe,v. MAY, snIbeptember, and 80 'ond
monday OF December.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29

A CARD TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC-
For mrny years We have made two medicines
suited to the ailments ofa vast GLASS OF suffer
ers. tho sands OF cures have been made by
them, snd, In 10 fact, the word failure could
last two years conntsrieits Of our medicines
haze sprung up. DANGEROUS In their oi o-e imits'
tton OF our Trade Mary. To secure the people
iewsy's pills and HqllovaS Ointment the iao
slim iils 81 fhs signsturs Of our Agent, Mr. Jos
nsydoek. 70 counterfeit this v felony. We
shsli rslsnt'essly pqr I'VE any one Who Initiates
this with the utaost vixor u tho Law We most
esvnsssty hsg that the gvstT mass OF The Amer
" = psople viii aid M In our sdorts 10 project
their health. and hoip us In our task Of bring-
Ing ths~e .aost mp ipeipled iaen to tbs b,r Of
justice. Vntio miy vef0se 10 purchase MedL
else. pnvpo,tipx 20 BE- ours u,isss Mr.. Jos.
H4{dorks ttxua(ure u attached to each Hex
= pilh q ~ qf Uintnsnt and the cad VIII
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Do~hy Do cos A,oeniseo,oats
1T PAYS


any smart man wh' Wishes 70 N Ike " O'Oa year
uu small Hulitl, u CON uCnce In ous line of
lu-ito.4. Hpohpg lH' speciality There 10
r' one DO your oHuut} who carries pn tns bust.
moss. Nou can irtru if ig ONE seek by studying
our instructions witch We -oud ~ all who AK
iIr innW. Any man wing 400 CAPITAL 20 st,rt
WITH, gtn iUrrut-H CuHUEh material TO roof
three ordinary hnuso.. Tine SUN toiligoi from
FaI" AMI y: h' uu t.it supy'y added 10 tho
regular uHy Go. labor us t,u.tcr. should amount
o. aIt lcs. than .-.4. Al expert man could cas-.
i.y do the . urk lu .lue working ltys Two
persons cd small means can lllp together to adj
'uu'tg' :un" ciuyHFsiIg While the other at.
tomas I" the work, send tor our book of In.
structinns Tree II you write ~ OsccI ami study
N. ASK l'r tcruS II YOU HrO unable to al
vance the money present the sutor t. the
lr.ucipti siorckorer II yuu' place, anj talk II
over via him. lie viii Ice glad IL furnish tho
stock and divide the proHt With you. We viii
guafeutec tue territory T. the first responsible
uiilittnt. Adlress y. LNTE HuOfINu
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ne The latest STYLES of Hats and
Caps at Greatly reduced prices Mt
Weis d Oppenhcimers.
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tfpds OF Ocnts FurnishiNg goods
o1nper by tho undersigned than
z " p(aoo IN the county Re-
+ M q <sss' :sess-