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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
THE STAR,
23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.

OHIO politics is wonderfully mixed,
and still mixing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07

And even Mrs. Mayberry admits that
1t was good thing that her husband
gave that dinner, and when she expects
to see Mrs. Ernest M ay berry an honorec
guest at her board. she candidly feels
that she owes every atom OF her spien-
dor and luxury to the violet-eyed
charming girl who wears her own
honors with such sweet grace.
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CINCINNATI 3 WESTWooD lNARROW-dAUGGG
Daily, except Sunday. Time. min. fast. /
Leave c., H. q D. Depot, 6:l5P n, Sa6PM l
Leave Brighton Station, 6:35 A II, 500 A s4
5:25 r N, $40 Pm.
Leave Glenmore (westwood,, 800 N, T:lc
A n, $50 n.
SUNDAY TRAINS. 4
Leave Brighton station, l0;lS ", 1iiUr NJ
6;tURN.
Leave Glenmoro lwestwood,, s:ap 4 y, la:ss
n Asbizo TN a MN '59.
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"GrandpaW
Winnie's voice was so low that Mr..
Wilmington only just heard IL, and
when ne looked UP he saw the Glyl'E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

Nos Il ia fence swindle. The plan
IL to offer 10 give tho farmer fifty rods
Of new fence, If be will put it along the
road. where 1t will be seen, and serve
IA an advertisement, and the farmer is
10 have the sole agency for the town,
aud TO be paid handsome commission
upon all orders be may take. The far.
mer accepts the proposal, aud the
agent tells him that ii will take two
coils Of wifc, tor which the farmer will.
ingly signs su order 10 few days
stranger comes along to collect bill
for wire fencing, and wishes immediate
payment The i.mef explains that he
put up the leuee as 40 advertisement
and was TO have il free. He il told that
he wss 10 have City rods free. but be
has ordered outright one hundred and
l'ty rods, aud must pay for thls at four
cents foot II the farmer il timid,
he settles with him somehow, perhaps
gives hs note for $500 TO pay for wire
he did not order. When be comes 10
examine biz wire, be ends that he has
two hundred rods o. wire, which only
make City rode Of fence, four spans
high. and in due time learns that his
note has been discounted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

AZ The President promised, his mes
fage TO the present session Of Congress
u brief, and refers only 10 such matters
as demand immediate legislation. For
the army, an appropriation Of $32 .446,.
5Gi.9s ia asked for the navy 81, O03..
Sol II, and Tor the United States court
expenses, $262. 535 % Reference ia
also made 20 The repairs which tbs re
cent FIRE 10 the Interior department
building makes necessary aud various
deficiencies ia the different branches OF
the public service, estimates of which
will be transmitted TO congress imme.
diately. The Paris Exposition also re-
ceives attention and an appropriation
il asked for ia order that the industries
81 this nation may be properly repre-.
scented there. As a precedent for such
an appropriation. the President cites
a. r.sr ~ tnu fOtps Icsuiufinn IA
1878, appropriating 5000 zoe for the
Vienna exhibition. In concluding. at.
tcntion Is drawn to the international
prison-eongress. held at Stockholm.
Sweden, next year, aud S. 600 ia asked
to meet the expenses Of the commiss'
toner's attending from this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

sta.iaf Coshlisgs position ), he
Rochester convention SEEMS . have
teea pretty generally misuoasnsoo8.
+ Il sti.i seems however. that he might
have taken 70 upsquirocal s,And that
BE could uoi have been missBdentood,
asd lor the general bcraiing be has 70.
eeised. he bas hirnsclf partly 70 blame.
q Mr. Plat's impolitic speech be says
be Sew Bothing. and IL uttcrapces
we're complete surprise Before is
delivery be had advised that il be con.
cili,ory towards The President and al.
ministfaiion. or the Senator's posiliop,
the Providence Journal says He
does Dot oppose republican ad-
minlstraiiou be abides the verdict Of
time aud experience, add be demands
ior himself, As be allows 10 others. The
right Of free thought aud free speech
be most ardent believer IN the Presi-
dental policies must admit that they
are - he tested that as yet they are
mere theories as we have said, not
only every republican. but every pat
riotio citizen. Is desirous that the eK-
tremest antieipations Of President
Hayes 10 regard 10 them 10 realized
We are all anxious that the South
should return really. as well as NOM
iually, 70 the support Of the consiitu-
,ional sovereignty inthe spirit Of the
fundamental law and hardly less are
all DESTROYS that the civil service Of the
country should be pure, economical
aud efficient"
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As4 n abou, - bouF aitct. he school.
honse Was discovered 10 u oa Gre
that Tor some tine prevIoas % shis the
respondent had been a. eBmiiy with
Messrs Hams. aad had given oat 10
speeches, that they would pct prosper
tbAt saey had tsken part 10 tbe troubles
between him aa8 Bis wife. and that b
bad Suffered 10 consequences Of Il, and
ihai they woula lose - much a. he bad
losi ~ them The evidence on the
part Il TIE respondent tended 70 shou
ihAi be did not set the Gre; thai
though be had formerly bad bard ieel
ipgs towards Messrs. Harris, for some
time before thls FIRE, be bad been OF
good terms with them that be traded
a, their store tho DAY before the fire
and that be bad 90 motive 10 set the
Gre The jury returned a verdict 0
guilty. J l. Martin. States attorney
assisted by A. stoddard. for the State
j 6 Martin. l.. NJ Reed and j. @
Eddy, for respondent Exceptions by
respondent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

There has been a very exciting cleo
lion 10 France. President Mcmahon,
some time since. dissolved the Assem-.
bly, and ordered new election. claim
log that the old body did not carry out
the wishes Of the people Of the country,
The result shows majority Of over one
hundred delegates opposed to bis pol,
Icy. though the majority is about forty
less ihan that against him in the old
assembly. Consequently the result is
hardly satisfactory 70 either party,
~ Mahon has lately beea arrogating
20 himself good deal more authority
than belongs to him, ia the opinion O
tho people Of France and the world al
large
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II lhe northern aud southern Preshyie-
risn ehurchss wtre united tie sam iotai
u members woald BE- 6s0,Isl Ia 1861
wben uhsy Parted, tbs total uumbcr Of
members In TIE unltod body wAs sol, slA
The Pofjiand, Nsise, hafbor was flled
ai,h small ash, day Of lwo sge. svi.
IDENTITY herriag, wb.ea wers parsaod by a
large sumter u whales, measuring dirty
% forty feet ia iebgih. AZ one ime hires
whales were SEGA blowing Al once
A letter from Rome 20 the Paris Gaat.
o. states that the pope eats and digcsls
well, bot has constant tendency 10 sleep,
through weakness. lie be running
sores on his legs and a painful tumor.
lie no longer wake, and says mass seAt-
cd. lie il evidently near bis end lis
physicians doubt Bis living two months.
Thirty thousand people are engaged 10
the oyster trade In Baltimore, and more
ban seven hundred fchooners aud pom.
gies form its Chesapeake oyster feet.
Some experts will open twenty -fye gal
ions = day Of oysters, earning twenty
cents per gallon; men, women, girls
(mosiiy Of German pareniage) aud boys
are engaged in the packing or shipping
rooms where the measuring, washing, as
sorting aud canning 20 on necessarily.
The strongest hold that The Chinese
have upon California, Is In respect to
cookery aud domestic work, but propri-
etors OF intelligence Offices In San Fran
ciAco say ,hst many bouseholdera, partic.
ulsrly rsnehers, are discharging Chinese
aud employing white cooks,
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A. G.. BUR r.
Last Chance 10 Buy /!

81 % Japaa or Tyson Tea far 65 cents.
80 f1r q cruts
50 iaf 80 cents
80 Bars Sterling 30 40
Flour still lower.
50 prs Wnmens stout Shoes, s 8 SO
500 prs Infants Chll3rehs and Misses
shoes will be sold ID the next week
from 20 cents 10 81 So
Mems Rubber Boots. No 10, IS 90,
Boys si,T5.
Buffalo Robes At about bali price.
| New Wheeler a Wilson No. s sew.
ing machine, $50
Nearly New Fire Proof safe.
| do do OIL safe, 1 bills.
| Large Coffee Mil,
! do Coal steve and pipe.
Scales, Lamps, Tea Cans. shoe boxes,
and all store furniture at half price.
All Dry Goods, Groceries. Gloves and
Mittens, Notions, Patent Medicines,
&c,, &c., &C, will be sold at OK
tremely low prices until Oct goth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT,
~ DECEMBER TERM, 1877.
LIZZIE II. GREEksiIT,
vs.. DIVORCE.
GAVIN n auFENaT TT

Whereas Lizzie NJ. 0reensht, Of Dorset, In
slid county Of bennington, has hlsd IN tAs osiiss
0f the Clerk Of said Court her petition ssttlng
forth ia substance that on the dsy Of Aug.
1871 At fi0osiek, In this state OF heu York, shs
va. lawfully married 10 Calvin ID. 0rssaElit thsa
81 Bennington 10 said County 81 Bsnniagtsn, W
this hsy. Mr.. MOorsheuss, aud thAt thsrsaftsg
they lived together as husband and wtfs ~ said
Bennington until the 9Th day Of June 1879,
when she ceased 10 live vita the said CAlvsn d.,
By reason u his violent, eFusl aAd Abaslys trsat-
ment aud hia int0llershis severity t0sasds her.
That the said Calvin D., several yeaFs ssaee 70
moved 10 CAiifOruis, aud nov 10, and hes bees
for the past three years. ab senA and ln psFts an
known and praying that the bonds u assftms-
ny between Ter aud the said Calvin ID. may bs
dissolved aud she Psrmittsd W Fssams her
msidsd name II Lizzie ~. baldvia.
Whefesp0n II is ordered that asld csivts u.
Gree nslft be summoned 10 apTes before ths
CouBtY Court nsIt 10 bs holden al BsnnlsEtJn.
within And for said Couniy u bsnaisgtsp, 90
the arst Tuesday u Deesmbsr. 1871, - answer
said petition and show cause, " aay be ksvs.
why the prayer thereof should n0t bs Erasssd.
b. publishing The sabstasca VI said psution
9iih his order TIRES seeks saeessslSstg 10 TIE
Manchester JouENAL, printed IL Manchester 10
said County the last u si4ieb publications shall
be u least siI wseks pttgf 10 tbs afse TassdAy
u December next
Given under my hand 81 Manchester. 10 sAAa
County this hfst day 81 October, a, D. 1871.
II. r. FOWLER.
19-8x Depoty Clerk.
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Making

Said per cent. is to be cast upon the original
amount OF the premium notes, without refersnos
TO any payments, and to DO paid TO the Treasur-
or OF said Company, at his Office in Montpelier.
on or before the 14th day Of November, 1877.
For mere than twenty five years after the or
ganization OF the Com any, fifteen per cent. OF
the premium notes paid in advance, was sum
cient TO paw all the lossos and expenses OF the
Company during that period, and leave q cash
surpluss large enough TO carry out all the poll
cies then In force provided that the future ioss-
es we're no larger, proportionately than in the
past But the late excessive lossos, have ex-
hautted the fifteen per cent. paid ON each mem
ber's nots in advance. leaving members whose
policies are runuiugout liable to an assesrment
Of five per cent, AgreeAbly to the provisions
of the ffth toclion OF the Act OF Incorporation,
found on each members policy I he fifteen per
cent paid ia advance on the premium notes ia
now paying for three years aud ins moths, leay-
ing one year and three months to be met by
6sses sment.
The Directors have laid this assessment on
a strictly mutual principle, collecting nothing
on this assessment until the advahco pay IL ex-
baustcd.
Since the lat OF November, 1876, each member
insured has paid twenty per cent. on his note,
aud unless the losses are even heavier than they
have ees pay s sra All ef 9pebSes VI he
years by order OF the Directors
2l.4w SAMUEL WkLLS, Treasurer
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sl2 0ycreoAts lor g.
SO DO 40 s3.
! : Boys ovcrcoAts for 81
IS 90 Do DO Tor 8 90.
sl2 RroAdcloth dress coat. s. 90.
al % Blue Waterproof for IS Cents
SO cent Red Flannel for 70 cents.
IS cent White flannel Tor 20 cents
Worste3s, only. - cents per on.
Domestic Patterns centa
Gents fine White Shirts. SKIES l3i IL
IA for 81 90,
81 so Brown. Blue. Green and Pink
Velvet for 81 Is per yard
ShAwls for less that half price,
Dress braid cents
A bargain il fine all wool pants pat.
terms.
Suitings and Beaver 0vercoating be-
low cost.
) Bushels Turks Island Salt, e..
Forks and Rakes at half price.
Empty OIL and Molasses Barrels.
Empty Oil aud vArnish Cane, &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

Cable adyices finn South America
announce the death Of Henry Meiggs
a. I.ima Pera, Sept 29lh. Mr.. Meiggs.
who was familiarity known a. Harry
Meiggs, was native Of Catskill. n.
y where be mlde fortune 10 the lum.
hrt trade After suffering a reverse o.
fortune 10 the crisis 81 1887 he went 10
California. where be soon amassed
another large fortune. His immense
business was Frustrated ia the panic Of
lsGi. aud 10 save himself be rcsoried
10 irregular proceedings, 10 eonse
qeeaee u which be secretly departed
Coz South America with bis family.
Here be was destined to achieve sue.
ccs. and soon became the richest man
Ia South America lie contracted with
the ChiliAn government to complete the
Santiago and Valparaiso railroad and
made 81 $40 600 by tho operation.
Subsequently, be bailt another railroad
AZ al enormous profit aud celebrated
ibe event with dinner which cost
500 600. and at which be distributed
s5soe coo worth 81 silver. In 1870 be
contracted 10 build sin other railroads
in pera for si25. 0o0. 900. AID be bad
about completed the work al the line
~ his death ReceHlly be has been
prospecting ior silver mines ios the
Perasiaa government 10 coFro de Pas.
SO 4 icw years ago be bought up al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

TIE satfa session 81 congress opencd
Noadsy Randall was elected speaker
he having iia gotc5 Garfield 1872
TIE following additional officers 81 The
house. 81 democrats. were elected
Clerk. George Adams Of keutacky
- sergeant - arms. John 9 Thomp.
500 q Ohio as door keeper, john w.
Polk Il Missouri as postmaster,
James NJ Stewart Of Virginia. aud
chaplain. Rev Dr. John d. Poisil Of
Maryland
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT,
DECEMBER TERM, 1917
0EoRGE d. ELWELLl
Va. DINOhCE.

LAMIRA EWELL,
Whereas George d. Llwell, Of Sunderland,
In tho County OF Bennington, and state OF Yer.
mont, has filed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Court his petition, 10 substance setting forth
tn at on the Sd day OF July, 1862 at Middesex,
ia the County OF Yates, in the state OF New York,
he was lawfully married to Lamira Eddy, OF said
Middlesex, by the Rev. Elder Countryman, aud
that thereafter they lived AZ husband aud vito
at said Middlesex until the 9th day Of March
1872, when the said Lamirs without any JUS,
eAuso or provocation wilfuly deserted the said
George ID ElwelI and removed with Der effects
10 bar FriAna", and hFF continued said desertin "a
Hitherto, and that said Lamira still continues to
reside At said Midolesel, in the ut tie of New
York and that said George d. Elwell has resid-
cd in Sunderland, in said County OF Bennington,
for three years last past aud still there resides
and praying that the bonds Of matrim1uy be-
tween him aud the said Ismira may be dissolved
and he granted bill OF divorce
Whereupon II is ordered that said Ltmira
Elwell DO summoned TO appear before tho Conn-
ty Court next 10 be holden at bennington within
and for said County Of Bennington on the frat
Tuesday Of December, 1877, to answer The said
petition and show cause If any she have, why
the prayer thereof should not be granted, by
publishing the substance OF said petition with
this order three weeks anccesively In the Man
chester JOURNAL, printed at Manchester in said
county, the last OF which publications shall DO
at least six weeks prior to the first Tuesday OF
December next.
Given under my hand, at Manchester. in said
County, this first day OF October, A. D. 1877.
II. X. FOWLER,
203 Deputy Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

ywss,yGvc thsssaad democratic
ms51tiiy - Ohio srashcf acct back %
tbe Pres3sni's policy Tbs result was
obtAiaea chisay ~ republicans staying
II bose. tbongb II course tie demo.
crAis afs extremely elaled over 4 Bs,
ihcra i 10 ieiliag shsi The ncrt three
ycafa Gay lfing forth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

The following extract from the
speech Of Randall, On being elected
speaker. gives US little inkling as to
the claims and intentions Of the ma.
jority in the lower house Of congress
We meet under circumstances de-
handing that all considerations ofclass
or section, or party, shall be subordi.
mated to the loftier and more patriotic
object Of what is best for the whole
country and all Of its people. Since
the adjournment an administration has
been indicted into Office which is
obeyed as the actual government, re-
gardless Of the grave events which
marked its birth, and this House, ami.
mated by spirit Of true patriotism,
desiring. first, the public tranquility
under the law, will frankly approve any
sincere and ornament policy looking to
pacifcation by constitutional methods
and to the consequent promotion Of the
general welfare But it should be held
our sacred duty to provide legislation
which shall render impossible the re-
petition Of wrongs which occurred and
dangers which threatened US. / as
sumo we will take no step backward in
the work OF retrenchment so auspici-
ously begun by the last house, under
dcnnite plan Of reduction OF 81. ex-
penses of the government. 1t is GER
tam that still greater reductions can be
made without impairing the efficiency
of the administration. To have an
honest administration it should be fru.
gal. Never before was more urgent
than now, with general financial dis
tress and labor depressed by heavy
burdens, TO exercise the stcrnest econ.
omy. When the hard rule Of necessity
darkeus every household in the land
extravaganza on the part of the PEG.
Piles servants is an objectionable crime.
1t is because Of that wholesome policy
carried out that | am permitted this
day to speak from this place, invoking
for our deliberations tolerance of opin.
ion which secures harmonious action,
aight aud clear judgement, which puri-
iies legislation aud that mutual conf
dence and respect shall exist between
the house and aud its presiding officer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

Bic 81 delta aaa iAea appealed % tse
Legislature q California 70 resiofo him
T. lie citizenship e that sizse The
matter wss discussed IL he legislature
ss8 ressltes .s restoring Mciggs e bis
forfeited ci,,zeuship
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

= This ia 10 give Esties thai 90 the 9Th day "
October, A. D., 1877, AwaFrant 10 bankruptcy wa
lssueA AgGinst the estate cf Henry q. stFstt0n.
VI Bennington la the Coanty II ksaniag-
l0a, AID stats " YsKBont. vho has bssa
salsdgsd = bankrHpts On bic ssn psuttos:
that tbs payment u Lny debts aHa delivery VI
apy property belonging 10 sail baakEupt, W
hin. ~ faF Biz ass, Aasd tbs uaasfsr ~ say
property ~ hin ls foFtA1dsn ~ Lac; tbat .
mssting u the creditors " said baakFnyt. "
prove thelF dsbts, Asd - ekeoss ess ~ sore
sssignsss q kls estate, Sl1 b. hsd ~ CSsn
~ EaBkFugtcy, 70 bs hoidsa u Ne o4fs ~
Gardner 4 nsrmDa. lie BsnniRGtes. . Ne
G0uAty Il Bennington AAa ktats II YsTtsgst, BE-.
tofe VI. O. FeaAay, Esa. Eagisier, "a lie iete
DAY u November, a. y. lslli Is e'eiesst a =.
THOMAS FAitLf.
u.as Dspaiy . \ ksFsksl ~ hssssasss.
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InrRspAY 80 b. -,

TIE fu5.aa w1 ia been tfeught %
q icmpsury close . ihs surrea8sr q
Clief Joseph AID Lss band. afisf -
trfs eampslgn j. whsch 4 good macy
frrs were inaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

TAKE THE WHOLE CATALOGUE Of medl-
cine, and you cannot find preparation
that cures Kidney, Bladder aud Urinary
Diseases as well as HUNTS REMEDY.
Diabetes, Suppression and lncontineuce
Of Urine, l'Alns 10 the Side, Back, aud
Loins, aud Brights Disease, are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel, DIopsy,
and all Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder
and Urinary Organs, are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY.
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FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.

OYFIcE or FARMERS MUTUAL Fms lSsunAScE Co.,
MONTPELIER, September 10th 1871
The members Of the Farmers Mutual Fire In.
surance Company insured IN the Farmer Clsss,
are hereby notified that the following Assess.
ments have been made by the Directors OF said
Company on all notes in force in sad class on
| Ihr fnll wing haYa To wi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18

Che Of the Nindham iucendiaries
was convicted at the recent term Of
court We take the following report
OF the case from the Bellows Falls
Times State VS. Sidney II. Jones.
Indictment for arson, charging the
burning OF school.house in Windham,
on the night Of October IL, 1876. The
school house stood quite near the resi-.
dence Of Hon. WIN. Harris, it,, and SO
near it. that il was with some difficulty
it was saved from burning. On the
evening Of the 18th Of the same month
a barn belonging 10 William Harris 4
Son. was burned, aud on the evening
Of the goth. house and barn belong to
them, and occupied by Mr.. Rumrill,
was burned These fires were unmis-
takab!y incendiary, aud the work Of
an enemy Of Messrs Harris The Sc.
lectmen OF the town offered a reward
Of $500 for the detection Of the guilty
party o. parties A vigilance com
mittee was organized. and for several
nights company Of armed watchers
were stationed IN the vicinity Of the
residences of Mcssra. Harris. On the
night Of October 23d, the watchers dis.
covered three men moving about near
Z the store aud residence Of Messrs Har.
ii= ard one u them came so near that
I the watchers commanded him 10 halt,
upon which be ran, and two Of the
watchers Cred their guns al him -
Shortly after this. the respondent, one
I Preston. -- Apgar, aud -
- we're arrested, and charged
with being The iucendiaries. a hearing
was had al Windham before justice w.
iG. Wyman. and jones and Preston
he.3 ior trial The grand jury found
indictments against Jones Al the March
term 1871. The evidence On The part
Of The state, tended 10 show, that on
the night q The berning Of the school.
house, Jones retained from Chester.
and STOPPED near it. and vas seen about
the residence of William Harris. jr.
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Having purchased Of V. Grover his Carriage
business stock and sooounts, / am prepared 10
do JObblng Work cheap for cash. Carnage
Painting aud Trimming specially.
y. n. KELLEY.
FAetorY Point, VI, March, 1871
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NOTICE |!
NOTIoKl

Having sold my interest 10 the Carriage basi.
ness TO T. II. Kelley all accounts Ia aaid businsss
are payable TO him. " GROVER.
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