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National Republican., 1876-11-20
p Ii. WARNER, Auctioneer.

R II. WARNER, Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOr On THE NORTH SIDE OF W
STREET, BETWEEN FogRTEENTHST STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated July
S&S u. A. u. 1856, duly recorded in Li6er No.
S<sz-e 1T, folio AS, one of the land records for
pHc& the District OF Columbia, and at the request
-. of the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on SAT-
URDAY. November IL, 1876, at 4:3O O'Clock p. m :,
of Washington, District of Columbia, known and
distinguished as anu being lot numbered eight (sl
IN William Murphy's recorded subdivision OF
square numbered two hundred and two, C2J2. }
fronting twenty cor feet on w street, by depth OF
ninety (9O) feet to an alley.
Terms: s50S with interest at eight per cent. per
annum on s375 IRON July IL, 1873 and on SIS from
cash, and the balance in twelve months, with inter-
est at six per cent, secured by deed Of trust
the properly sold. deposit Of 800 requCed at the
time of sale, and all conyeyancng at purchaser IS
cost. Terms 10 be complied with Ia seven days.
j. M.VALE. lr,-t.a,
j. j. VAN HORN,
rpTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
TIL FRIDAY. November Il, 1876, same hour and
place.
j. j. VAN HORN, h'"s'eeS-
nolfTuTh&ds
/" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, November q, 1876, same hour and
place,
. ): y. !. VkN HAkER ERpRS, STrustees,
nols- SwF j. 7. .COLDWELL.rSalesman.
National Republican., 1876-11-20

NN~ONONO~SNI~ONONsN
Future DAYS.
National Republican., 1876-11-20

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ one SKELETON WAGON AND ONE
TRACK SULkY. ..... ....
In virtue OF writ of feri facias, upon condem-
nation issued ont of the clerks Office OF the Su-
premc Court of the District of Columbia, and 20 me
directed. Will SELL for cash, At public sale, at the
Bazaar Of Birch RobeY. No. 95S Louisiin avenue
northweit, on TUESDAY, the 25th day o. Novem-
Der. 1876. al IL O'Clock n m, the following goods
and chattels, viz: One skeleton Wagon and one
Track Sulky, seized and levied upon the goods
and cbattels OF Thomas Collins and will he sold to
satisfy execution No. 6,5I2, in favor Of Johu u.
Diamond Co. ALEN- SHARP,
noE-d&ds U. 5. Marshal. ID. G..
"ESTERN MARKET STALLS. ..
ENGISEER's OFFTcE,)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,
WAsHINGToS, ID. G., Nov. Z, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that rights to occupy stalls
for thirty years in the new Western Market build
inRS, southeast corner OF K and THenty-nrSt
streets northwest Washington city, will be sold at
public suction In said building the sale to begin on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day OF November, 1876, at
2oclock In the afternoon, and to continue. unless
otherwise ordered. at the same hour from day to
day until all are disposed of.
For particulars circular to be had at the Office
Of Thos. N. PloWman, inspector Of buildings of the
District.
BY order of the Commissioners d. c.:
L. l.. HOXIE,
Lieutenant Engineers, U, ). A.,
no7-et Engineer OF ID. @.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS ERECTED BY
p The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-31
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION

SARATOGA, August 80 1876.
The Democratic State Convention assembled at tho
Town Hall at twelve O'Clock The galleries were
filled with spectators among whom were many ladies'.
large number OF spectators 50 occupied the seats
the main floor Tue mali was handsomely decorated
and there was manifested much good feeling.
At twenty minutes past twelve O'Clock Daniel Ma.
gone Jr Chairman the State Committee, called tho
Convention TO order and nominated for Chairman Hon.
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They Glided Out.

From the Boston GaEstte
They glided into 4 bookstore and ad'
vanced toward young man who sat fac.
ing the back Of his chair. There were
three of them. One was blonde, with .
peach.blossom face and an $50 watch
chain. The next was also blonde, but
she wasn't so blooming as the other, and
her watch wasn't worth so much by $40
She wore diamond ring, however, over
the finger Of lavender glove, which was
worth three or four watch chains. The
third one was the queen bee. She was q
brunette, with melting brown eyes, and
as regarded jeWelry, was far superior to
the other two. The brunette asked the
young man to buy ticket TO the church
social.
allow much are these here tickets Z
asked the young man.
"seventy.fve cents" said the brunette
care they going to have rattle !"
Eyes" abe said.
"What are they going to rattle for I" he
queried.
said the brunette.
"Are they going to have a grabbing
and 'beautys bower where the girls
sell ice cream :"
ayes, II guess So" she said.
"Will the minister and all the old
folks go home earlyr
"Yes."
"Can the fellow that gets the ring kiss
the prettiest girl in the roomp
She blushed, and answered Eyes"
"Give me ticket" said he, Us he drew
some change from his pocket. She laid
ticket ON the counter and reached for
the money.
"I1I take my kiss first.p
The two blondes laughed. The bru.
nette laughed. The first blonde said,
"What iokeT The second blonde said,
"How amusingF' The brunette said,
"You have not got the ring yet"
"Sever mind" said the young man,
I'm get it"
Just for the joke Of the thing" said
the brunette.
There's no one here" said one blonde.
"Oh, do sell the ticket" said the other.
"Then will" said the brunette.
The young man saw his opportunity,
and did smart thing. He took three
kisses. They all smiled, and the blondes
looked anxious.
allow much did you say'' asked the
young man.
"seventy.fye cent?
"seyenty,ave cents is not dear" said
1ha hruuafta
"a TOO Z much" .aidhei Al nigh. not get
SThen you don't want ticketr said
the brunette, almost crying. eco.
@No, guess not" said he; "wait till you
have another"
II guess We had better go" said one
blonde.
ayes" said the other, quietly.
II have forgotten whether he took that
ticket or not" said the brunette.
And they glided out.
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me y! E1ss g. e A. .s ssn,. s.aisSIns-

The Excursion from Wnsn1nB-
ton, Pa, 10 the Centennial.
wistInstop, (pi.,l Rspprts9 Monday EJsnl1s,
On Saturday evening seven coaches
were brought over from Pittsburgh on
the Charters road to accommodate the ex-
curionists who were to start this morn
ing. Many procured tickets on satur-
day, and this morning the rushvas so
great that the tickets on sale were e1-
haustsd long before all were supplied.
Those who could not get excursion tick
cts to Philadelphia were furnished round
trip tickets to Pittsburgh d one dollar
and provisions made to obtain tickets for
them on arrival at the latter place.
On counting up, the eight cars were
nearly filled and three hundred
and thirty.three excursion tickets
had been sold. Many Of the people came
from the country. Even Greene county
sent in large wagon, on Sunday, and
others came from the surrounding
country. The hotels were all filed on
Sunday evening, and forty-two started
from one house this morning. Before the
train gets out OF Washington county We
have no doubt 1t will be- crowded, as
large delegation Joined the excursion at
Canonsburg. The success Of this excur-
sion il the result Of good management.
First, the fare was made low enough to
offer an inducement, second, Mr.. W. B.
Brohst came over and gave the matter his
personal attention, and third, 1t was iu-
diciously advertised in the Daily Evening
Reporter and other sources.
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T,RUsTEE's SALE OF
WOODEN v FACTORY.

By virtue Of dted Of trust inside by Elizabeth
Badley to the undersigned trustee. dated the 1th
day Of September, A. D. 1915, md duly recordsd
among the land records Of Ohio county, West Ylr-
gina, In Deed Of Trust book No. . page 2os, win
on
SATURDAY, the 18th day November, 1876,
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, commencing At II o'clock
=. NJ proceed 10 sell 20 the highest and best bidder,
the following described real estate and other prop
efty, or 70 much thereof % may b neeetSlly 70
pay the debt secured BY said deed Of trust, and the
expenses Of Nae that e 70 say, all that part Of the
lot numbered II teleIenl dtnated on the east ode
Of Jacob formerly caled Sixth street. In that part
Of the Fourth WGrdoE the city Of Wheeling, Wet
Virginia, commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on the west by Jacob street, on the south
By Wheeling creek, on the cast BY lot numbered
twelve and on the North By = Hne 70 b drawn from
Jacob street to sid lot numbered tSelye, parallel
70 and south from Sinteeenth street, formerly
called Lindsey street, and d the distance Of 10
feet theEefron, With thu Improvements, lppurte-
nAnees, nights and privileges 70 the slid part lot
Or .ss t ~ tss SsiA Tes . s
10 Be Soldm above.
The above property will Be sold subject to deed
Of trus. from the MD Elizabeth Bradleyto Daniel
Lamb, dated December ID, 1874, and recorded
among MD land records in Deed Of Trust Book No
!, page SIC, the amount claimed 70 be secured BY
which deed, on October 7th, 1876, deduetng pay
ments made since IL execution and delivery, was
S4,NVO d principal md 81 Of interest.
TERHs or SILK-One-tourth Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof - the pur.
chaser may elect to pay, cash In hand, the residue
In three eqnal tnstallmants payable respectively In
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
with interest from that day, and the deferred pay
menls TO Be secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold.
vhEfad In ma Nv aid dAeti df tFIisf
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J, C HHRyEY, AuetIoneer. oel2 =
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Democratic Disturbance up nj
ClRysTille, Pa.
OcroRER II. 1876.


EntorS lnAlllsene1'
was announced that q Republican
meeting would be held In ClAysYille last
Friday evening, and that Hon. Geo. V.
Lawrence and others would speak. No
sooner had the different clubs entered the
town, At the proper time, than they we're
met with shouts for Tilden and Hend-
ricks, JEFF Davis and others. With con-
siderable difficulty the meeting Waa orea-
nized, and as soon as speaking commend.
ed the rufiAns tried their best TO drown
the efforts Of the speakers BY their hide
Gus shouts and were very successful. In
deed II was nothing short Of an attempt
to break up the meeting. The leading
Democrats Of the town pretend 10 say
that they regret the occurrence, yet they
made no attempt TO quell the disorder,
and we regret 70 be able to cay that there
we're young men engaged in the affair
who belong 70 the most respectable Demo
cratic families Of the town. Il will be
remembered that during the war ClaYs-
vile was the Richmond" Of Washington
county, abe having given more votes 70
prevent soldiers from voting than any
other town Of the same size IL the county,
and she also sent quite . delegation 70
Canada. crynrTT.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OH
. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara v. MeNulty, With ". A..
MeNulty her husband,
In Gan9ry.


james N. Ewing. Jr., Elitabsth
Richardson, with W. z. RIehard-
son her h1Ihlnd, Mary Blup
with james Il. Bggs her hus. In Chnnetry.
band, Emma z. Peek with VIM. ri.
Peek her husband, james H. Eg. att
Ing add Kate Ewing, hein atlAE
Of william Ewing, DECD, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the aid
VIM. Ewing, decd. :,
By virtue q the authority vested n the under
algned BY decree entered In the above entitet
cause, on the-day q June, 1876, In the Ilit
County Court, the undersigned, special Commits
honers, will sell at publle suction, 70 the htGhes
bidder Ut the front door Of the Court HOUSE Of 0hi
county, Wet YtrginIS,on
SATURDAY, ,the 10th day Of September, 1876
commencing at 10 O'clock A. n,
The following described real estate, Etnsted OF
Wheeling Island, In the cityot Wheeling, State O
West Virginia, that Is 70 ny: 1ot.numbered tEty
three (43I, iorty-Iour (tIh and the westerly one
hall q lot number forty.hVe lS, in that addition
70 the city Of Wheeling known q the addition 4
the city of Wheeling hid out By Henry Moore
trustee Il the estate Of EbeneLF Zane, deceased
In such parcels o may beat s1bserVe the Interest,"
TESss or slrE-one-thIrdi in hand, and n much
more q the bidder may desiIe 70 pay; the remain.
der 10 two notes NJ nine and eighteen MONTH, With
interest from the day Of nile 10 be secured In such
manner a. may be satisfactory 10 the Commissions
erS. TtletD be retained until the purchase money
L al paid, DANIEL PECk and
JOHN o. PESDLET0N,
Special Commissioners.
W. q. HALLER, Anctioneer. an2f
This ale Is adjourned to SATURDAY, the eth
- NN'' DANIEL PECK and
.a4 J. o. PEEDLET0N,
oc2 .-r Special Commissioners.
This ale 4 Adjourned to MONDAY, the I'D day
OF October, 1876, at o'clock ?. n.
DANIEL PECK and
j. o. PENDLErOS,
Special Commissioners.
VIII. HA11ER' AuetIoneer. ocI7
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EDUCATIONAL.
West Virginia University.
MoRGASTowH, W. va.

The Fan Term begins September Ith, With 4
corps Of ten efacient and accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the DEPARTMENT. fully
equipped, and under the supertntendeney Of Rev.
John W. Scott, DID,, LII D., acting President
who's large experience, scholarly RttAinmentA and
recognized standing a. an educator, juSti1tt the
expectation Of continued and increasing success
Winter Term begins January :. Spring Term
begins March p. For Catalogue Or fuller inlofma-
Ion address X. c. BEhKELEY, A. NJ,
aua6-s4R secrtGrY Of Faculty.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
/ By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Madiion
Banl1 and wife TO the undersigned trustee, dated
the S0th day Of January, A. D. ls71, and recorded
among the public land records of OHIO county,
West Virginia, In book Of deeds Of trust and mort
gageI Nc. ., on page2H, win on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1876, crmInensing 1t II O'Clock A. ". at tho
front door Of the Court HOUSE Of saideounty, pro
ceed 70 se At public auction TO the highest and hst
bidder the following described property situated
In aid city, county and state, or 70 much thereof
as may be necessary % pay the debt secured BY sid
deed Of trust and The expenses Of ale, that u to
ny: Lot number four, IN square number twenty
three a designated on the nilp Of the subdIythou
Of the estate Of Ioaeph CALDWELL deceased said lot
fronts on Woods street., told name qeorye street.
Atty test running back one hundred feet % IN Al
ley west Of Woods street, - deAgnated On the map
Of the snbdiYidon Of the estate Of Joseph CAd well
deceased, and hi thu Sixth Ward Of MD city.
1ERMS or eALE-0ne-third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof - the pur-
chaser may eject % pay, eaah IN hand, the residue
10 two equal Installmants, payable respectively In
dx and tWelVU months from the day d alS, with
interest from that day, and TIN deferred payments
TO b secured By deed Of trust on the property
sold.
Selling as trustee Ihall convey such title Is l.
vested in me BY aid Decd Of trnst.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
]. c. HERvIT, AuetioneeT. sel9
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.-.....Sl 5olslz monIhi'''s;.1;'' 81 -. \
atis Il IN SsSS
y ~ Il ..'..'-''''''"'''''' S.SS
8 css . ~; 1s soyy . Ps0on getting up Cub
~ u -, BIee, an inylriShle. Remit q
sFTss stow % Pu.to68Ce Money Order, and
- nj, Y Il thc4e ran b procured, send IN
~, I 4 DB,s.s,sfvi Lsitsf'
r,rr1r,gEEcER vtll preseSt daily u.
TIE NLELLLiS5 tTSf,msn,S, from al quarter q
z; ~, Io1,j y ven ~ complete fes0Fo Oh ''SA'
SJtntL TArr,l,v. and can
BE = Tie coansr In Ps:d ; = Hs;.Si t M
=, nIIiinS, GE SD e2PI = o'''" w.
~ ,.I.iiss, rtih A<ri non A'OHI a..
a.rptsrpI-Psrsous dsE.T;ng 70 nave ms .Is
CRsCRl6i5 G+r,,isEScEH Lex; regularly st tnG ~
rs., 81 nv having their AddteI A. -, SSI ntses
- - n By drop letter thrOusa Inc ,' U.-I II
:, SoSTSistJToRs.-SO attention III Ss ,,rIi 1ls
N eOH NE ywooI eommGnieatiOns e,ery s,S,S
S9u AN X accompanied By the NF''tI ''S' D-''-'
and AddTesI.
,.,,,,,, ,,t.,,, 10, Us shoE!t y aSs, q ~
~ "a SosSH," and should U y y ~ - ),
~ 8 StSSt ladlI18lI nsses " nv NJ" "
Aame.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank q organised and prepared 10 trxnhaet
the business Of banking In all ID detAils.
Il succeeds the Etrst National Bank Of Wheeling,
Il owned By the arne shareholders and II under the
rame Management.
pondonta and Deposition, md By . prompt and
lathtnl execution Of theif Wishes II hops 70 mert
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and R1ls discounted.
Collections made on ali point, Throughout the
Depoiit Accounts subject to check at dght re.
oolyed from Hanks, Bankers, Firms, CorooEatoni
ostaassss d Dspoatlsned payable On demand
. intarst allowed on Special Dspoata
John I. Bot1iord, VIM. B. Simpson.
Jacob 6. Rhodes, VIM. A. TuFnor,
George Adams, John L Hobh1,
Geo. W. PnnEhetm, o. c. Dewey.
Henry n. Harper, myN-dAs
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Mary Y.
MerTitt, TO the undersigned Trustee, dated the 2Sd
day Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
the land records d Ohio county West Virginia, In
Decd Of Trust Book No. 8, pages 20 md q, Will
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of October. 1875,
At the front door Of the Court House d Ohio ooun-
ty West Virginia, commencing At 10 O'clock A. ",
procoed 70 I'll TO the highest and best bidder the
following described real esate that Is TO N.Y. "Lot
No. lleyenl In square No. q (tEenty.touI), and
lot No. (ihree) In square No. 2 ttwenty-twol.
Both Of sid lots are In joseph CaldEelI addition
to the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and they
are both on the wHt hde Of George street., now
called Wood street, and are 70 feat tront and 100
TEEns OF sAIE-one-thir cash, md the BAL
anee In two equal instalments ut dx and twelve
months, with interest from day Of ale, With ~
clfity 70 be approved BY the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
J. W. MITCHELL, Auetioneor. ...r
wHRE11S0, ". Va, Aug y 1916 au22
The above sale Is adjourned until WEpSES-
DAY, the Ii Of November, 1879, At 10 o'clock AN
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEHtfSG, W, Va, OFT. I, 1876. COS
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1SDtAS summer is giving the Centsn-
NAL boost.
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7ss1s OF SUBSCRIPTION.


Iii - o4pSso,, poItR1t pftsA =.
~ q OIThTes monthE.....'''s4 y y
~, si'...''--''''''' OOODs m0nLh...'.'..'..T 70
y .'9a. i,:I ~ iCSriCnin CITY iH PG week
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LII 4, o4,Gs,, paHO9s Ptpaaa.
b toaT " ..f,, ..,.tk. q
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nrPullman Drawing Room and sleepinr Chr,
from steuhenytIle and Columbus through s5iihott
eAGaSe, TO Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
| St. Louis, and from Columbus 70 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking HEHsf n A
Rtd, should all on or address the undGrsncd for
through time tables, maps land circulars and fur.
Iher Information.
". L o'BgrEE,
Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. ne Hlsh
street, Columbus, Ohio. my20
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TRANSPORTATION.

Hos. and run dailyi No. daily srespt Mon
day; Nos md 4J daily e1cept Sunday; Nc. Is
stops at all stations betu6en Wheeling and Grafton;
CumbeFlGnd.
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Accommodation Train leays BelIatre nj go I'm
md arrives Of SteubenTiLle at ei5 I'm.
Special accommodation trains leave BeIlatra ut
$50 An and l260 r. n; Bridgeport 1905 An. and
Los ?. "; arrive q Martins Ferry lo.l5 An. and
LIS ?. Y. Returning leave Martins Ferry at l1seo
~; arrive at Bellaire 81 Il:66 A. n and $50 7. n
Tickets 70 Ill principal points In the East and
West can Be procured q! The Union Ticket oasce,
h'Lure HouSe, and NJ the station At Bridgeport.
+. B. MYERS,
apfs General P.sssnsG and Tiekst Agent.
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A Candid Witness !

In these days Of nrcalcitrant
witnesses. when in the majority Of
cases testimony has to he wrung
from reluctant lips it is refreshing
to encounter one like Brother Or
vile Grant, who with brazen
cheek and ready tongue faces the
inevitable as though he realized
that san honest confession is good
for the soul" One can but admire
the engaging caudor wit, which
he imrartS the Information that
"the President generally notified
him wlen n good thing was in
sight, and the grace with which
he glidrs into the gIatnitons re-
mark that "unler such circnm
stances he generally went tor it,"
In our minds eye we can seq his
good man going tor 1t ia Il govern
ment ambulance nndeterrpd by
fear of Intlians, cayates. House
committees. or other enemies to
thrift and labor, aud descending
like a nemesis on the post trader
who bias neglected II pony up.
Bro. Orville has undoubtedly testi
hed against the ring now ie, us
zee whether the sternly virtuOus
Roman of the White HOuSe will
CLASS him with MarSl, and the
other witnesses whom he prosa
cutes for daring to corrupt the
integrity IF his pets. In the dual
role of witness and criminal this
scion of royalty will need strcnn
GUS efforts to shield him from
punishment, bur past events leave
no dOnbtthat these efforts will I've
exerted to the uttermost.
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Eztractfrom a letter from Mrs. j. c. Id
rich Vanseon, Falon Co., o r. P. Hall
4 Co., Gentlemen Please send me one
dozen bottles of your Sicilian Hair Renew
er. Our bald and gray do not want to be
out. My mother is a living recommendation
Of the results from the use of the Rene wer.
Being almost seventy years old and having
worn a wig over thirty years. it seems a
miracle to those who have known her 40
long SO bald. and what little hair she had
being perfectly white row her wig'thrown
aside. her hair grown ont. and a smooth
glossy brOEn - in girlhood. Hoping you
may continue to pour blessing on the heads
OF the afflicted, l remain yours truly"
o Such evidence, with the Endorsement of
the great man OF New England, DR.. A. A..
Hayes and s. Hayes should satisfy any
one, which OF the preparations produce the
best re.uits,
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lit seems impossible to even
approximate the vagaries OF re-
markable season , the latter part
of last week was extremely warm
and eliminated in a gale on Sat.
urtlay night which threatened to
deyelOpe into 6rst class storm,
but passed without INJECTING any
damage that We heard Of except
the distinctions the purgery on
the DucrOs plantation a very
cool clear of succeeded, and se
ri0uss fears of y frost were eutsr
tanned but luckily were justi6ed.
plantation work will be iGlpeded
by the accompanying rain, which
however was needed corn plan
ting and stubble digging are pro
gressipg on most places. aud
planters have q busy tune ahead
for BY the time this is completed
the plant canes viii need work.
The foryanlness of all crops RI.
ther crowd work at present, but
saves future labor by the start OBJ
tanned OF the GRASS,