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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-02

The st. Louis Republican mentions
some of the troubles that will follow the
new money: "When a man walks
much the inside OF his legs will be chaffed
raw. When less than dollar is to go
by mail it will have to be converted first
into postage stamps. When you run for
street car, money will fly out OF your
pockets at every jump. When you tell
your wife that you have no money
She will say that you lie for
she heard it jingle. 1t will be diff
cult to pay man quarter by mis-
take for half. When you are in a
hurry, the storekeeper will have to weigh
the coin in his hand and sound it twenty
five times ON the counter before he can
determine whether it is good. The baby
will swallow dime day. A boy with
a quarter will lose it IN crack in two
minutes, from which no amount Of COAX
ing with forks and chips can recover 1t.
Sleepy men will put buttons and lozen;
gers into contribution boxes as of yore. "
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CONVENTION TO APPOINT DELE
-----SAFEs TO CHARLESTON. -

At a meeting of the Ohio County
Executive Committee, held last Saturday,
it was resolved to call mass convention
of the Democrats of the county, to meet
at the Court House, in this city, at two
o'clock on Saturday, May 10th, there to
appoint three delegates from each OF the
ten districts in this county, to attend the
State Convention of Charleston on the
9th OF June. .-s
Also, to appoint two delegates from
each of the ten dristricts in Ohio county
to represent the Democracy in the Con-
gressional Convention, the time and place
of holding which will be fixed hereafter
by the Congressional Convention.
It'll very desirable that there shall be
full turn out at the county convention.
AS we have already indicated in these
columns, it is really of more Importance
to attend 70 the primary meetings and
see that good delegates are elected, than
to look after the State Convention. The
Democracy of the whole State seem to be
warming up to the work and Ohio county
should not be behind.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER
IMPORTANT

To our Daily and Tri- Weekly subscribers,
who know themselves to be In arrears for
subscription. They will please remit by
check, registered letter, or Pc. order, the
amount due up TO the ist Of January, 1873.
This is necessary, In order to close the ac-
counts OF the late d m.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF LELAND PROPERTY,

By virtue Of n deed Oi u1,l ~
Thomas James Hamm and hln p a..
Hamm his wIfe,to me ~ rg't'e "a. ,.,,d
10 D. day Of August, a. H., ~ mn -, -, "a
10 the Clerks ONCE Of the ,oHhn go $50 al
ohio county, wes' ViRlnla, W ia, ,.,.
trust book No. 2 page 2sj. ] WiJ'o.- 80.
dsy, the 18th day Map. ~ ,,ao,
mencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ AZ ~ s,.',r,y
door OF The Courl HOuse ~ DID ,isbs.i
West Va, proceed o. seli ~ ibs IN, s',s.y
apd best bidder the fGII0Sins oo s s
properly, to-wit: CommeLc'n. -, q.
Two (72) from the SOUTHEAST on ia,t,
lot No. Is In Daniel Zsne's addition 90,
city Of Wheeling. runnInE i1sny .ap
southerIy on YORK street thtbf. -. .
dred and twenty feet, running r,,y,s
Huron street; thence tw'biJ - 80 .ifi
erly on Huron alley: thence pA'".,a, :,
Huron alley 10 the place 81 D's a',,o,.
gether with a ! and singular ths ""'
ments and buildings thereon. T,,..,,
Terms oil sale casb. Sellins - ", "A 1,
shall only convey such title a. j.
me by sald deed Of trust. -, ,
apl3i 7 los. OBhItS' i'"'
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FOR r EMIT.
FoR RI N 2.

TO" IL - ~ ,on
TWO OR THEE USFURs!ssidL.g
roorns. ras. Ae., In the house, 800 go,
Of MAKE and Fourieenib stre.it SUI b.
tar young men. or for q small family -
~ don given Immediately. hi,o, "a. s
April lsf, ! he basement room 81 w !.
boildiDr. now occupied By Il. ] fo,, 70
green grocery or bueksier siaiid., XXX
Or 10 xauire O'Keeie, corner MATE ma
Fourteenth streets.
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A CARD.

yI,o ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscretions OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., | will send u recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
i'm South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 7. lNMAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York City.
feb29eod- egub
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FOR SALE

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE THO
w story brick tenement hou"e "H
Twenty NTH street. for sale. IT. y ~
nearly new and In excellent repair. h"'a
contains four rooms ana "a kitchen. All
both have good cellars. Any p"pon DE-
string cheap dwellin. h"u VIII oa'"l
and upon reasonable terms. vii Do vel
/ call. FOR full particulars Apply ~ lH'
undersigned ut thci Office, No. IN thaP
line street, Wheeling, ". VI.
CRACRAFT a COLI,
aprl5h Ai'"fh'l'
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Bsor sale.

OSHOF THE b ut AND Mo J D lu,,ai,.
~ ABLY located larfns In BROOKE 49,, 80
owned by Mr.. A. N. buchanan. - m,
ing SIS acres. go improved and ~ !.
highest state Of cultivation. ops Y s
story Brick Dwelling. containing !, "a g.r
all necessary out buildings. SIlnA's,'t h.
miles youth 81 weisDurg, on B.tb""'
For further partlcptar. apply no,rIL.
fnT ALDEH~Ds a q
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HORSE MARKET
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has long been
in need OF Gene al horse Market, and
having leased the stabling and track oil the
Fair Grounds l will endeavor TO establish
r. gular sales of Horses, Carriages new and
second.handD Wagons, Carts, Harness.
Saddles, Brides, Blankets, Robes, Whips,
&c, DC. .
Hopine to permanently establish 1t l
solicit the patronage OF Drovers, Livery.
men, Farmers, and all persons having such
property for sale. hoping by strict atten-
ton and fair dealing to merit liberal
patronage. Yours respectfully,
]. l.. hurley.
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DIED.

DAY-In Richhill township, Greene
county, Pa, on the evening of the 29t OF
A pril, after a snort illness, Mr.. HILAs DAY,
aged nearly ~ years.
His funeral took place at Jacksonville,
PENNSYLVANIA.
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TINE PREsiDENCY.

The Indications are that the Democrat:
ic nomination for Presidential candidate
lies between Gov. TILDEN, of New
York, and Sepator THURMAN, each OF
whom have host of admirers. and both
of them stand as firm, reliable Demo-
Gratis. The principal question as between
these two gentlemen seems to be as to
their availability. 1t is conceded by
both parties to be of great Importance to
carry the two great States OF New York
and Ohio, the former controlling the
Eastern vote, and the latter in great
measure controlling the Western. 1t
has been admitted until quite recently,
that if nominated Gov. TiLDEN could
carry his own State against any
nomination that the Republicans might
make, but recently having incurred the
bitter hos tility OF JOHN MoRRIssEY and
the ti-Tsmmany wing of the party, his
success Is not so assured. 1t is hardly
possible that Mr.. TiLDEN could carry
Ohio, and in the event of his nomination,
the effort would be made by combining
the forces of the East and South to
triumph. On the other hand 1t has been
argued that if Senator THURMAN should
be nominated. the drive would be to carry
the West and the South.
We confess to a decided Partially for
Judge THURMAN, both because of his
eminent abilities rs statesman and his
patriotic services in the Senate of the
United States, where more by the moral
courage Of this man and the strength OF
his intellect was stay ed the revolutionary
progress of Radical ianatcism. But lay
ing aside our partial views We think
that We can see reasons why THURMAN
should be nominated, if based upon no
other consideration than that OF availa.
bility. 1t is just as easy for him to car
~ New York rs it is for Mr.. TILpxN,
indeed the way matters now stand IN the
party Of the Empire State TRURMAs
could command o more enthusiastic sup.
port than TlLDEN. Then we
turn to the West, it is an undeniable
fact that notwithstar drg the
bitter oposition of the Cincinnati
Engxirer, Judge THURMAN is the
strongest man to-day in the affections of
the Ohio Democracy, and can receive
more votes than any Democrat in the
Buckeye State. For these reasons We
regard him as the most available Of the |
two candidates. We do not wish to be |
understood that mere availability is TO BE- |
the governing influence in selecting .
candidate-the tests Of honesty and ca
pacity being the fret considerations
but where two or moro candidates have
an equal staAd,ng for character and in
teIlecs in the party, then the question Of
availabilisy Is TO b duly considered in
making . ,ssasction., misunderstanding
our preference for Judge TRus;
Nan IT, thss 4 nominaiioa .xkseld
nh on Gov. rrfDxS, Gov. Rasps,Sxs
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SUNDRIES.

CYRUPs, CHEESE. WOODEN WARE,
y Brooma sosPH csndlss, Crackers,
anunA, Soda, Groces Drugs and snch other
articles - Are usually found IN anrsf-c iAzs
house. so ~. Bx16Lr.s =.
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Rules and Regulations OF the Wheel
Ing Horse Market and stock

Agency.
LIST. All st, ok old by this Agency to be
as represented or money refunded, and the
highest bidder to be the buyer.
I'd. All horses ffered Tor sale and prove
not as represented b. the owner, If sold
and returned, will be charged with the
commission.
3D.. A deposit will he required Of all buy.
ers when the prop rty is knocked down to
them.
4th. All horses sold at public auction
W II be subject TO trial until O'Clock p. NJ.
and If not as represented oy the auctloneeI
are returnable and the money Will be re-
funded.
9Th. This Agency will not be responsible
for stolen or mortgaged property. The sell
Ter will at all times be made known TO the
buyer, and where any doubt exists
searching Investigation will pc made and
fully represen ed to the purchaser.
9th. A registry fee Of Sc will be charge d
for all stock to be offered Tor sale through
this agency. An additional fee OF sl.QO will
be charged where the property is To be adj
yertised in our regular Catalogue sales.
18th, A com mi ssion ofs5 o. will be charged
on all sales of horses under 500, and D per
cent additional on all sums over slUO; same
on wagons, buggies, harness, &C., unless
under $4O, then 10 per cent will be the COM
mission.
RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.
Sixty cents per day for drove horses or
horses for sale; sl.00 per day for horses
that are. required TO be handled or eXer-
cised and broken.
will keep careful and atten tive y ooms,
and horses left In my care will have pro-
per care and attention and handled pro-
perly, but will OF be responsible for I'M
avoldable accidents.
NY second great Catalogue Sale will tax e
place SATURDAY, May 18th, at 10 o'clock
A. N. Parties having property to offer will
receive prompt attention hy addressing.
J. l.. hurley,
Vince ing, w. Va, or at Bridgeport, o..
J.C. HERvEY, Auctioneer. N.Y.
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Highest Cash Price Paid
ESoR OLD sTovEa &sF2s

have also for sale at very low prices
good assortment Of docking Stoves, rches,
Crates and Casttngs generally. have .
fronts, &C. All kinds Of Stnve Castings al
ways on hand and delivered free OF charge.
Stoves removed and repaired promptly.
etsSffr OLIVER HAWLEY,
No l05t west side eecopd Wsfd Market
Square. AscsS .E-.3 mrl7eodra
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made to me
rs trustee o! James Cheek and wife. bear
ing date the 10th day OF July. 1874, and re.
corded In book No. pages lT9 and $50 OF
the office of Recorder of Ohio county, and
state Of West Virginia, L Will on UES-
DAY, the S0th day of May, a. ID. 1875, at the
front door OF the Court House Of faid
county. sell at public auction, commence
ing at O'Clock p. M, the following real
estate. viz:
A tract OF land on the waters OF Castle
mans run an said county of Ohio, and on
which the said Cheek now resides; the
said tract of land being bounded by the
lands OF Isaac Cox, Louisa Cox, Samuel
McCarty, j. &. Criss and John Atkinson,
and containing about sixty-seven acres.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
SAMUEL n. KELLY, Trustee.
ancSh
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70 MeRcHANTs.

IN OPPORTUNITY ~ oFYERkg A..
car, modafiop at the Coilonade Us
Pbiisdelphia, amounting 10 se,s,,ply
Dollar and . EaiL yor Pa' nh
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FOR RENT,

THE DWELLING FORMERLY OC. -
l. cupisd by II. J. Leasure, No. 1855 al
Mccullough street. Possession given
hmm ediately. Water and all conven-
fences, fine large yard attached, with
shade trees,and within i've minutes walk
Of the street car track mala
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Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1876,

Commenting at 10 "iclo"k 4. ~ ~ !. o
front door OF the Court Hous" 81 VIZ,
county, proceed Ia sell To the blRh's' Ahn
best bidder, the following dcscub'I p'g
prrty, to- wit: Tn north mira 81 ma u
tior Of lot numbered on" hnnI 20 anu ,.'
two llO1l Oh the p!E' o. ibai ar" IT,, w. - !, n,
Iaii out by ~ ham 'bapIihe ann l. ...,
EoG, the SANE being twenty iT" =! % 10y n',
on the alley in the rear of said '% d.. ' "a
running the same WAN mo" } '' I'D
wards Market street formerly a.
Wasbip ton street. beng Dn ih" W. ''l'
of saiu street. together with AZ ana ,.D's
lar the buildings ant appnri'n. - = 20 ~
same belonging or Ia any wi app'fIIll,,,
Ing. This property IN now " 'p"'
Thomas fahy. ,.A..l
Terms or SALE-Fineeb h9Is'
cash, balance Of the purcbaS" m0sp
one, two. three ami four year, -
proved security for deferred lay IT, -.
JouS W. MITCHELL, hut lOpr"f
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Forty years has tested the value OF
DR.. A. y. TOdsi's Anti-BilliOus and
Liver pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE
For Billiousness;
Use DIR. A. $. Todd's Pills.
For Liver Complgint,
Use Dr. A. y. Todd's fIlls.
For Dyspepsia,
Use Or. A. =. Todd's fills.
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. A. s. Todd's Pills.
For Disordered Stomach,
Use DIR. A. y. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use DR.. <. s. Todd Fills.
FOR Constipation OF Bowelsi
Use DIR. A. $. Todd's Pills.
Fer Pdlpitation OF the Hear,
Use DIR. A. S. Todd's Pills.
For Impurity OF the Blood
Use DIR. A. s. Todd's Pills.
For Pains IN the Head
Use DIR. A. s. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
IJse ~. A. y. TOdds Pills.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO.,
PRuPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
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REFINED SUGARS.
BACON AND LARD.

A FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS on HAND
"A OF Leaf Lard, 8. G. Hams, shoulders
Gar sides,a c. Briskeis, etc. Orders nIled
fresh from smoke house daily.
mAxS u. Bk1LLY.
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FOUND
FOR CINCINNATI.

-rA THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
.ESse2 draught passenger steamer
Ed. Muhleman, Clerk will leave for the
above on Tuesday, May Ind, 1876. at s
p. Il. Fer freight or passage apply on board
orto q O. h. BOOfa q co,
ny1 - Agents.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE or A DEED ~ TRlT
ID made by Il ,rney O'Friei Ia ~" ~ ~
tee, dated the eth day ri March, \. y, ~
and OF record In the Clerk ofic' 81 'n'
County Court OF ohio county, wr'i w
piuia. in deed OF trust book No. q folio. "
I will. on
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UNDERTAKING.

rsogYiys PROM TIE CHESMcIS
" prices 20 the dneiy ofnA n r,rnishsd.
ra.ui.a Ago. w. 2sn pcosaS
- f tn5 esstl ~ #SSseliOs Hart"
....s. - = xEzKBHF ~ H.
, 1876-11-04
AttIannuun Valley
Noilntninrcr.

MountninrCr
Mr.. Hughes, on Atthanum, raised l,oOO
bushels of grain this season, being IN a'-
crage of about forty bushels per acre
Heretofore, or until quite recently it
has been generally understood that ;he
Yakima country was only adapted tor
stock raising, and it has been intlmated
that stock raisers in that section did not
wish to encourage immigration, especial
" farmers, on account of their plowing
up the range, but owing to the low price
OF CATTLE they are now anxious for set
tiers to come in and develop the resour-
ces of the country, thereby inviting the
capitalist to build railroads-the one
thing necdful to make the country the
paradice of the Pacific coast. OF the
sage brush land referred to, there is yet
about 5000 acres vacant within ten miles
of Yakima City, in the Atthanum valley
alone. To you who have no homes We
would say "go and possess this goodly
landn
, 1876-11-04
a New &sOd.

The cause OF the internal hubbub which
the Chinese residents of Alder street
have heen keeping up for several nights
past, is the receipt of a bran new god,
from China via San Francisco, steamer
Geo. W. Elder. This divinity was man
uiactured in China at considerable eX-
pense, expressly for the Celestial inhab-
itants of our city, and is said to be as
ugly and disgusting a compound of wood
paint, gold trimmings and wax, as the
art of man aided by the Devil could pro-
duce. We hope that our heather friends
will enjoy their new God, hut wish that
they would make little less noise about
it.-Bee.
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8srmif6te tele9rapDii0e
SeDeSGteGt,

- GenatOr SharOn Don Californian bat
ppftiO ertlGrt, baB er nlft Die geriu9fte Obs
iift be9e, ielnen Git lm SunneSleHate anfs
5u9eben.
- Die y&itmugton &eaoingtr 8abn"
wuroe aeltern uuf Der BblluoeIpbla'er S6rle
peritetgert uub Don ben 80. Mattbem Gairo,
Gomaro g. 8udle1, 2epls Us. Smit1, Z.
Dupont unb GbaS, Safer fir 100000 cr-
ltanben.
- Ser SdoOner ngridIon" irauOete all
SOnutag WtOrgeu ali Der 60brt uon SOfOn
no9 @alhm9ton Uteilen iHOltb uOn Dem
&eu9ttburme aui Sap Utap. 0as SubrSeug
iuuroe isood pdter wteOer flOtt gemaht, obnc
roelentlt6 beld)GOiat tporOen Su lem.
- Brofeiior SboS. 8. UiausitelO, Der be-
faunte Srgauiit uuO BtaulIt, ltarb pl0slid)
geitern Morgen 81 Rettotan, ST., Gil elHem
SGlagilulie.
- Sn Bhilaoelpbio Wuroe qeltern ebenio,
mie in Nem.Yorf, cine Seriammlugg Del
Mltglieber Der peridieOeren flrlhltben Sc.
meiuoeH obue lluterlGleO Der Sette oOey
9artei, Su Der StIn0:, Ill metder lid oer
@on9reB periamrleIte, abSebalten, I'm ben
Scqen Der Sottbctt 5u Den Seratbuugeu oeS
&ou9refics su erflcbeu. @5 muroe beidlOiieu
am nG9iten YiOutaq gtahnltttag cine Ser
iar1mlung 5u eemlelben 3mede ubSubQlten
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a1,s Der gSaiiDesbattrtstaot.

gS al j n ON, 4. Oe6ember. - 0et
SGatamt5iefretGr llnterbreitete bente Dem
&eprdientuntenbaue Die Ssranihlaguugen
Der Summen, meld)e Slr Scitreitung Del
&u89abeu fir ben 6ffentll6en 9tenit fir oaS
ir: Suni 1878 ablaufenOe 6i8faliabr u6tbig
iinb, nGm!id]: fir ben @onsreBr $5,988, ,250;
fit bas @refutiu .9epartement, $40, 400; fit
oaS Staats ,9eportemeut, l,449. .657; fir
bas Sfatants'Separtement, SI65, PAS, 1899
&rie98 98sDepartement, $54, ,25l ,355; SIotten'
9epartsment, $22, sol 1858; 9epartemeat oeS
Snueren, $39, ,8O6,722; Bofamts 9eparte.
ment, Sc, ,G36, 6,647; SuittSz Separtemeut, $4,.
422, 1896; acknowledgements, 1920;
Suiammen, $299, ,688. 0leie Seran-
iftagungen iino I'm $l5,00O,000 gerlnger,
ais oiejenlgen iiir 1877, uuO Der @Ongref
perlpilligte I'M @an3eu $47 100000 mentgeI
fir jene8 Sabr, ais bic Seranihlagnn9cn tor,
oerten.
= Ser 8eridt re8 GommiiIdrS Der Sn=
lanoaeIsrn er9ibt, Oab Der Sotaloerag Der
SnlanOlteusrn, pelfe auf oeribteoeue, nab
renb oe5 am 80. SUM- 1876 Oeritrtdlenetl
Stsfaliabres erportirten g8aaren SuriidRritattet
rpurben, itd) auf S3O,546.88 belduft. Oit
Sotaleinnabme fir Sabad rpdbreno beiIelben
Subres betrug $39, ,795, ,339. Die ginnabntG
fir SplrltuoIen betrug $51 1896, ,490.43.
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GnrogatIae &aGelberidases
----N@~-----
ScutIdllanS uao Die fraui0iiid)e gcIt=2tuS:
StpIut,o

sNETHJtN'FV FF'SV FR06''0VFKFE7JN -ttEE~
iteluns
8erl in, 4. 0eSenlber. - 9aS 8abinet
bat nit @enehmt9ung res Soiier8 2Silbelm
beidIOfen, OaB Oeutid.anO fiG uitt oil Der
Yariier SSeItaESaeuung IN 1873 betbctligen
mlro.
SdliTtbrudl.
Qonbon, 4. DeSehbCy, - Der britiide
Grausportoampfer uSapreace," peIGer init
elmer &btbciiun9 Sruppen am 8oro nG9 benz
Sap Der 9uten SOfinung nnterwe9S mar, il
oil Der 9i!ile bon Airlta gslf;eitert. AlIc am
9oro uurben serettet; cine 9rOBe Guantitat
@lIitGrs SOrrdtbe sin9 lcpOA UerlOrcu,
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Slutt8er Gtrett tu etHcmt 2Sttt1s
hGatfc

COMIC 9 I, N.=0., 4. OeSember. -
Clarence 9uro mo gS. &. @eOrgc gertetben
beute AbsnD nit Qenrp Serion in Der 28irtb>
ifaft be8 2etteren 5u 2Sarncr in eineu Streit.
Die &ienoeH mahteu BON Seucrwafen
Gebraudy, uno 9urb muroe tGotltt uertpunoet.
George luuroe our6 eineu S6uB uuO einen
DtcierItid, uuo Sepiou burd) eiueu SduB
beDeufli9 uerpunpet. Sdmmt!id)e SetbGi.
Iintp finn nPrhnitPf
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Ser SSmoialter Grtea.

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gu Z. g8edieI fan III ASP. Sob idIOB
beute III 1O84-S 8unbe8 Sbligatlonen
ld)loIen ltcttger; 81er &cuppns 1863; 65cr
1921; neue 1l2g; Ger 11j8; 68er 11Gs;
neue SIufcr 1llb 1O.40er Coupons
l133. Iftteu lebbaft uuO feit; g. ..
Sennal 1909; @rte %; QQte Gbore so! ;
SuS. Central II; gittSbur9 $50; giOrtbl
Beiteru 358; Brior. 80; 0tod<SSianb 994 .
llnteridaeamtS Bilani: Sob $56,l74,s
23l: Sourant $40, 1857 1897.
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Gomeeo WeiRer,
IaGiotser DOR s. gS. & R. Sling,
d)antfus unb Sptlfer,
226. 8eit. .g3asttn,ore>S StraBe. EGG,
Wftfroifops,
Sperus, Selozuno See9ldIer,
Rel d;t,en SnNrmu,entc, Gaid)en Seompaife
Thermometer uno!BAROMETER,
StereoIfope
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Sritleu in grocer ausiuahl.
Ncbr.dn. Don
Engineers Surveying Instruments.
Jfepa afaturen re oea uuTs 8ete ausseiubrt.
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gbampaanss
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