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OUR l. 9, got It'll past the humorousad,
dresses of Theirs, It's very funny, alb
solutely brings T(h)icrs to the eyes
Theirs Is posthumously murdered, Alas
unlucky Frenohman.
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PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
OVER HARRY BROS. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
No. $50 Elm ST., Dallas, Texas.

FEMALE DISEASES made n specIal
study, The successful treatment of scores OF
ladies in Dallas and vicinity is sufficient 10
commend Others afflicted To the same treat
ment. The bd6droUS treatment pith cduSiics
utterly discarded.
H@morrhoids cured in all cases without
the use OF knife, llgature, caustic, or clam p.
All rectal dtst asses made "A speciality
TAPEWORMS REMOVED IN A FEW
NERVOUS Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries OF Nertebrne resultInp ~
curvature OF spine and nervous derapxe-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured in a ma
Jority of cases.
Diseases OF the Eye and Fyelids. of the Ear
aud Head. Especial attention called 10 Ma.
SAL CArARRH and Its accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases Of IL confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury to patient,
l advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
est.
second-Because am not ashamed of my
profession.
Third-Because expect 10 deal honorable
with my fellow-man, and have nothing 70
cover up.
Fourth-Becau'e have the right as much
as corporation Of doctors, a college an in.
urinary, or Notwithstanding, and IL is no.
body business but my own.
1hOse nj distance can consult by letter
Ing g.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box llO6, Dallas, Texas. or
call personally at 80 Elm street.
seplGdly
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST,

This liniment very naturally originated in Amer.
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory srcI
surprising autidOte5 for the maadies Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years
until now it enCirclcs the labitaDle globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang Linimtnt is . matchless
remedy for all external ailments Of man and beast.
To stock owners aud farmers ii Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves q human life OF re-
stores the usefulness of an excellent horse OK,
COW, or sheep. a..
1t cures toot-rOt hoofail, hollow horn, grub,'
screw.worm, shoulder.rot, mango, the bites and
stings ofpOisonous reptiles and insects, and every
euch drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, such
rs lameness, scratches, swinny, sprsins, founder,
wind gall, ring bone ETC., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring in tle
family, in the absence OF a physician, such ~
burma. scalds, sprains cuts etc, and for rheuma-
tlsm, and stitiness engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable TO Miners.
II isthe cheapest remedy in the world, for it
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and single
application is generally sufficient to cure
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In three
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest.
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Miscellaneous Wants.
For Sale.

hAlRY FARM.-My 10 acre dairy farm
~ near the fair grounds, rs a whole or in
lU-HCre lots.
100 acres we'll proved stock and grain
farm in Denton county, plenty ofgood water
good grass, and $50 head OF Texas cattle
crosse to short-horn bulls.
25GO acres rich bottom land On Peas river,
Floyd county.
House and lot on Ross avenue. VIII sell
for part cash and balance on time to suit, or
will take part In any good city property
For pactiCulars apply to L. W. ABNEI.
Northeast of fur grounds, or lU1 Lamar
street seDt2i-lm
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Valuable Mi! Property
FOR SALE.
offer at private sale my mill, known a.
TRINITY MILLS"

Situated Immediately on the Dallas and
Wlchita railroad, near the county line, i0h
lnlIes from Dallas. The mill IL new and in
good order. Capacity 100 barrels per twenty
Tour hours. Can load -four on railroad
track from mill. | VIII sell the mill, dwell
lngs and store-house, or any Quantity
land with II, no to seven hum
g SIeI acres, TO accommodate purchaser.
Ihere Is tne farm ON the lam, great
aDuhdance of water, affording a choice 1oca
tlon for stock feeding In connection with
inllilng. As ! have not capital 20 operate
uppu VIII sell THIS property Tor an interest)
ht low figures, part cash aud LONG TIME on
tue Remainder. 1 mean business, as any
one desiring large paying Investment cal,
see oy applying early TO me on the Premises
addressing
- Or. ROY 3. SCOTT,
or Trinity Mills" DALLAS Connty' resaa
auR5i-wlm
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TWERTy FIVE CENTS COLUMN,
Wanlsd slluaiioa.

FuuT.line Advertisements Inserted twice IN
this column Tor twenty-five Cents
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Ront

u'HE dROUFD FLOOR, l0x.G fcet, under
i Meal0u Institute, Handsomely lifted
up for millinery Hlorr or once. Apply 10
HUGHES BkO,'S, ~ Elm street, sep2'u
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ny A YoUNG GERMAN--m some good
10 buhlnoN mousse (ns tnlesnan prclurtadl
Luu awe good references, Good hhblm'
willing 10 Wurk, Means strictly huHluc3a'
Address GERM An tuis uiiior. trl3l-lt
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CHAs H. pIERop
Manager. WE

Texans arc acquainted or oughtToLe-wit tho
wonderful merits Of that great American Remedy,
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OOK-M ddle-agod woman, white or col
~ ored, without husband or children, Good
home and good wa. os OBJ Leonard street.
AeIT-tt
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NJILl.lN Elis--rhree trst-class millneTs
vi NJ y, lhAl4SON's, bl2 Main street, near
Herald once, sept2S-lw
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nOOK AND WAITER BOY-A good cook
" ana walter boy wanted At the Bryan
nOu,e, Lamar street. sep9.iW
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Can Temperance ne Promoted
by Substituting Beer for Spirits.

Can Temperance ne Promoted
by Substituting Beer IOrSpirits.
tEItrac, from an address by Rev. Henry Kinney
In ChicagO-publiShei by request)
A few years ago an international prison
congress asseubled in London. Every
civilized nation vas invited 10 send dele
gates. These delegates were asked TO
give an opinion concerning the causes Of
crime in their own nation. From but
two or three came the declara ton:
Drunkenness ia one Of the chief causes.
The larger nations who made no allusion
10 intemperance were wine.drinking
France, and wine and beer.drinking Ger.
many. Those Germans who immigrated
10 England, where there was climate
not very unlike Germany, had become
incorporate because they had in q meas.
ure changed their liquor from water
stepped with barley 10 distilled liquor.
The Germans have, however, given up
their former intoxicating habits by cling.
Ing TO their beer. What is the composi-
tion OF that beerY OF brewed liquor
brown stout Is the strongest, and contains
8 per cent Of alcohol. Munich beer, the
strongest German drink, contains about
8 per cent. In Germany, besides
lager beer formed by slow Ter
mentatioD, there Is draught beer
made by rapid fermentation for lmmedi.
ate use. American lager is but this lat
ter draught beer weakened, and has in II
but little over 3 per cent Of alcohol,
Statistics OF arrests for drunkenness by
nationalities are very difficult to obtain,
In New York statistics we find n column
made up in the desired way. It's a Ia.
Bile OF convictions in the courts OF special
sessions for the larger cities in that State,
The sum total OF arrests for being intox-
iCated or drunk and disorderly during
the years lS7l.'72.73.'74 was 163, l75; o.
these the native Americans, black and
white, were 32,56S. The Canadians for
the reason Of the nearness OF their coun.
try, almost the same as natives in their
habits) one in Y; Germans, one in "A;
French, one in 80; English and Scotch,
both, one in 2S; Irish, one in ten. The
Canadian and native white az nations,
drink both iermented beer and distilled
drinks. French drink wine, Germans
beer. Are not statistics on the side OF the
beer drinker? Last year the number Of
barrels Of beer made in Chicago was 81, ).
45l, against BOG, 1858 for 1875.
Do you wonder that l believe that az
beer drinking becomes more and more a
national beverage, crimes Of violence will
diminish Do you wonder that hope
for a continuance OF hard times until our
nation, through pecunIary inability, con-
tracts the habit Of beer drinking all
advancement being accompanied with
yicarious suffering, do you wonder that
] believe that II the Government lays a
high tax on spitituous liquors, and q
very low tax on malt liquors, II has done
all that itcan to interfere with the traf.
fc?
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GRAi.-At Washington, Pa, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 70, 1877, at nine o'clock r. NJ, Mrs RKDEcCA
months and II dayB.
Funeral will leave Elm Grove on arrival Of the
afternoon train, O'Clock p. ~ to-day, February
22d. Friends of the family are Invited to attend.
GoETZE-.0n Wednesday, February q, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. ~, JouANEA GoR1IE, wife Of
Charles Goethe, sr, in the. 18th year of herage,
Funeral will take place from her husbands resi-
denee, on Pleasant Hail. at two O'Clock Friday Of
tCrnoon. Friends Of the family will please gather
at Charlss GociScsJr, No. 1920 Eor street, Eighth
Ward, at l? o'clock in order to he conveyed TO the
deceased residence. IntsrmCnt at Pleasant Hill
Cemetery.
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CONSUMERS of kerosene oil will be in
terosted in hearing that the great pc,
troleum combination has gone to pieces,
30 far as Canada is concerned. Forty re.
finers Of the Dominion have been thus set
at liberty to manufacture for the Cana.
dian market, and the price there will i'm.
mediately fall at least Is cents gallon.
1t is not probable, therefore, that DO cents
can much longer be extorted from our
own people Tor 20-cent oil, as thisimport-
ant change in the Canadian trade will not
act as tonic on the moribund monopoly,
CHICAGO ITibuns
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If Hayes takes the Southern leaders
9 IN V liz G.biust t !, lamar .n anu b Sen
rem victory to our neighbor Of the In
TELIlaENCER, whose only dread has been
IN sGa !, Inc ,, olastea rebels would be restor'
w ~ r'" y''''' y y'"''Uay'
Inc quoted words blasted rebeIs' are
tue Heg'"er s-ho' ours, We certainly
are oppose" 10 putting the rebels in pow
er-'hs' Is, IN a0solu'e control OF the
Government we nave peen, and are
now eh'lFeiy wiiiins mat 'hey shall
snare III 'nV administration OF Inc GOV
eFnmea'' anu We can say we would DC
p'e"seu ~ seeooN' hayes put Two lead
lug southern ne'' l" MS o"oinet-not
cSFPetDas eou'heFncF'-@Out reconstruct
ca sou'nern men, S"Cn as Ben htII and
Lamar 'iai% 10 De- we rather ike Ben.
hl't since inc residential election and
especially since MS triumph over tho
lrrecoGi'so,SS IN the late Senatorial
struggle IN Georgia
We look forward with confidence to
Gov. Hayes southern policy, Webelieve
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The Necessity for the EIeCtorsI
Commission.

Inc NeCeSSlly lOF tuc EleClOFNA
Commission.
Senator Blaine did not favor tie or.
,,,;,,,;on nj The Elecio,ol tribunal,
o., -
his plan was as ioiloWs
"A much better plan OF settlement
would have been to pas'a bill giving the
defeated candidate tl,e right to bring
quo udrranto suit IL the Supreme Court,
and recurring ihe Court TO decide the
case within ilIrty days. With such
law we could have gone on In the OLD
constitutional way to open ana count the
vote The decision OF the Court would
have carried far greater weight with the
people than will that OF the Commission"
The Chicago tribune lets all the wind
out oftuth project at one puncture, by
s-..,snniir, tho f,llov;r, ;n,o,,o,,,orv
PoPou""9 ' 'S '''
"Io begin WIN VINO was 10 determine
which one should DC the defeated candi.
ia; date" to appeal 10 inc supreme Court
yers p vs." Had there been a clearly lawful
way for awarding the Presidency to eth.
er candidate, no such law as Mr.; Blaine
.Peaks o. cTuiu navepeen passed, because
s nor 10 Il" ":"N
The T,iBp,, boa in tbe.o few lines
.,,,oJ ,bo co,o in , rn,sbou There wa,
m ovorwbolminc pecevsi,v IN ,dont
,ba Elsc,oral Commission compromise
scbeme Had nil the Republieans at
w,,hirc,on been os stpbborp and in.
,r,c,ohlo ~ Senator Morton We sbould
have had ,rouble nm ,bo An ot Morcb--
no donb, oiit The clcmen,s ot mi,cbioi
wo,oon hands Even now with tho great
WEIGHT of ,be decision ouoins, them
there ia 4 revolutionary and incepdiary
foeliry opimotirp some of,hc Dcmocrotic
Corcrcssmep and MANY Of ,be Demo.
CRITIC pewspapers. We opote from the
81 Lonis Time, ,be bull.dozsr,, organ of
Missouri border ruGiani.m.
ov.. ..,,,,. ,,,,,,, 49,. n. ~.
uor,e vii i" bnt wo S, ,rV ~ Ne diS;nMI,v
in announcing what II ought 10 do, Il
ought to prevent the contamination Of
Morton and Chambers conspiracy at the
s ,SG Nv \. cborac his er So cOd @
il should do. TMorton and Chandler on.
posed the Arbitration Plan with all their
might iaurm nf y, o3io, nogy, OF MS
IS are Hewitt, Of New York and
Democrats Of that sort, helped 10 make il,
and urged its adoption,-ED.l 1t has the
power, anu We' %ah' Inc members 10
Nov Il t to the IerY last aytremitx 10 The
Democrat who holds back is both a trait.
or and an Hssassin,.o traitor to his party
anu an Sss" a,, o. Inc IloerIles Of ms lei
] ridden are ready, wiling and obIe 10
inaugurate him. Let him but give the
signal, Jet the peoples branch Of Con-
gfess init1a,e tn ;,f contest. ana washington
free Sovern,ncnt or fni IN ito T Tofouipa nSS'O
Ill., .1on,io, g A.. r,..,., g.
i4's"'Ot" NOHi-
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OOMMIssIONER,S SANE

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
,,I IT, the Circuit Court Of Tyler county, West vr
Thomas D. Goucll,
VS.. lin Channerv
The Peoples Manufacturing Co. ct al.
BY ylrtueo a decree made in the above entitled
c.ISe, ~ the November term Of the Circuit Court
Oh Iylcr comfy, the undersigned, who was an.
polluted Special Commissioner for that purpose,
MONDAY, February &c, 1877,
Chat being Court day)i commencing at 10 O'Clock
MIddlebonne, in said county Of Tyler, proceed 10
scll o. public suction, 10 the highest reSp6nsIble
bidder, tho following described property. beIonving
TO the said The Peoples Manufacturing CompSny "
to-Nlt: certain tract Of land situated In aid
county, on Middle Island creek, and described IS
Beginning at white oak, corner TO beln Of VII.
liam Martin, decd; thence north Gle, d, poles
and IL links 10 stone corner also 10 said heIrs.
uenGe ?, q w 10 poles 20 the creek hank, came
coutte continued across the creek to stone on The
meanderings thereof and binding thereon IN ',S1r
tree, corner to &C. Fcsher and John CraIR deeid:
thence n. 81 L, II poles, 10 stone on the oppo!
ste hank OF the creek; thence down tho creek With
the meandeTinGs thereof and binding thereon s2iZ
poles 10 tue beginning, containing onC-halt acre,
Also, certain other tract Of land, situated in
aid county, on said creek, and bounded as follow
to-Wit; beginning ut a stone on the croek bnnk
corner TO lot decided by said Flesher and villa n
Moses Galloway; thence s. 6I0, W, IS poles N n
Ione thence n 26o, W. 81 poles 10 a stone: thencc
n "a +, 70 poles 10 stone near tho crcek hSnk
thence down the creek with the nlcanderin0S her.
Of siIS poles, to the beginning, eontSinE Z asTps
more or eAs. From this last described tfaet thcTc
u exempt and not 10 DO sold lots numbered l. &. ii
an and Y conveyed by the Peoples. Manufacturing
Co. 10 John Corei and another Parcel Of 81 rods
anu lgS leet, sold by Said Company 10 Levi HIssCm.
On the tracts TO 30 sold arc situated threc-story
factory building, containing valuable machinery,
nAlnIes and appliances, for the manufacture Of
Weolen goods, all In good running order. And,
ais3, other buildings, the second story 0i ono Of
Which the store and wArCroom will be sold together
WIN the entrance and stairway thereto, subject TO
= " years lease In favor Of shIlo Lodge, No. c.,
TKRNs oP SALR- one-thlrl Of purchase moncv
cash In hand, balance in two equal lnstalnatntS. Al
ono and two years from date Of sale, with good W.
CURLY and bearing interest.
-. T. j. HUGUs,
la25 Special Commissioner.
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MARRIED.

DURR0WS-MAYER.-On Wednesday, Febru.
airy y, 1871 at the residence Of the brides mother
BY Rev. c. Wilding, Mr.. JOSEPH BURROWS, Of
New MHrtiasyillc. and Mis- LOUISA MAYER, Of this
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lust REcEIvED-ANoTHERLoT OF
cuoRTHAND WRITING,

Instruction In PhonOgraphy, or Phonetic Short.
hand CPHndn'S lyIsSRO by competent reporter,
lme1l6T q he PEoRttic Society Of Gredi BTIiaiR'
Ctrtycatea ztaeher u PhoNO9raphy, del Short.
by encloslng addressed postal card 10 Postotce Boz
10, Bellaire, Ohio iei0S
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FOR SALE.
RIO BUTCHERS AND TIE PUBLIC
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate in the City Of
Bellalre.
sAruRDAY, NhLeh lin, Ia

Owing to tho loss have sustained by the falling
Of my Ice House, will sell AT public vale, TO the
highest bidder, on
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TERMS (IncIudiug Postage:
CLUBS.

A discount Of twenty per cent will be aloseIo
CLUBS Of Tour or more persons. Thus: four topIq
oil blacEWood Or Of one Review will he sent 10 O-.
address Tor Si2 So four copies Of the four Review,
and BlackwoOd for S4s, and 50 on.
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The bonds Of the City Of Wheeling to 10 issued I'M
der an Ordinance Of City OF Wheeling entitled "An
Ordinance to provide orthe issue and sale Of bonds
by the City Of Wheeling, and for the payment and
redemption thereof, passed January 9th, 1877.
All bids must bo In writing. Said bonds are five
hundred dollars each payable on or before the lSt
day Of March, 1907, ut the Exchange Bank, Of
Wheeling, with interest at the rate Of SIX per cent
per Hnnum, payable temi-AnnuSlly, and are exempt
from taxation by said city. No bids will DO Ie-
will 10 received at said Bank until and including
the 7lh day Of March, 1877,
Such hn amount only Of the bonds will DO issued
as Council may direct. An bids 10 DO addressed 10
the undersigned Commissioners at the Exchange
Bank, Wheeling i. J. STONE,
J. J. JONES,
!. q. HOFFMAN,
IeS Commissioner
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CRY CLERE's 0PHIcR, |
WHEELING, ". VA, Feb. q, 1911
Sealed Proposals will b. received at the ONCE Of
The City Clerk until Morday, March 8, 1877, at 2
O'Clock r. NJ, for the making and delivering Of all
castings the city Of Wheeling may want for one
Bids 10 be endorsed, Proposals for Casthgs for the
City, and addressed 10 the Chairman Of the Com
mlIteC on Water Works. ....
re-! ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, City Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

dalton. ''N'''- -N''''''''
t0aIly except srinday-Nevark Accommodation.
tSteubenvillc Accommodation. This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward aud forward between
Martins Ferry aud BellaIre, stopping when requi-
red ~ sherman House, Etnayille, West Wheeling
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PREMIUMS.

New subscribers Applying sarlyl Tor the ysIf
1877 may have, without charge, tho number, 10,
the last quarter Of 1876 Of such periodicals rs they
may subscribe for.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount 10
clubs can be allowed unless the money IL reunited
direct to the publishers. No premiums given I,
clubs.
Circulars with further Particular may be haIoa
application.
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cEALED PROPOSALS.

CRY CLKBKa OgFIiH. /
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. p, 1877.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office q
the City Clerk until Monday, March 6, 1877, at 2
O'Clock r. NJ, for furnishing the City Water Works,
Clerks Otiee, Lookup and Hose Houses with clean
coal, mixed COAL or coal rs It comes from the bank,
delivered ut the Water Works, and for one year,
to be made monthly. The contractor 10 give bond
and good security for the iulfllment Of the cox
tract. The bids 10 be endorsed, For Coal for Wat
er Works, and addressed to the Chairman oil the
Committee on Water WORKS.
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SAA S9S-A y SJoclNo
The pDdenIguel Is now oiItring her entire Ip,cr.
tSrest In the stock q trees and Plauts growing in
Pleasant Hill Nursery, Ohio Co., W. Va,
at GREATLY REDUCED RATES for The sprlpg
Of ls77, which stock consists Of large lot Of two,
three and four year old Apple trees, ali iIrst class
to feet high, and embracing lCO choice varieties
ato very large stock Of Peach trees, one and two
years from bud, strictly first class embracing 30
varieties, with fair stock Of Pear and Cherry
trees, dwarf and standards. Also, Plum, Ounce
and A ricot trees Forty varieties Of Grapeylnes.
one and two years old. CurrantS, GooseberriCs.
Strawberries kaspbcrrieS and BlankberTies In va
Iiety. EVergccns and Shrubbery In variety, and
inc shade trees, all kIzes,
Tho above will he offered nj greatly reduced rates
until the goth Of April particularly by the 100 OF
l,OCO' Liberal inducements 10 dealers and clulp,
EorIespondenee solicited fIom all persons desiring
kemennber that these trees are all grown on the
highest land In the county, which secures for them
q thoroughly ripe and accllmated growth, and that
tho past IS years experience Of the propretor and
Of the Init growers generally has placed this among
the most iRyorabIy known nurseries OF his coun.
Ny. AZ trees carefully packed and delivered at
the Railroad Station free Of charge. lf
For further particulars address, ..-
....... Il. L. DUNLAP, or
WIN. NJ. DUNLAP,
iel-d6W West Alexander, Washington Co Pa
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SALE OF EWING PROPERTY
On the Island.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUE-
y TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clara V. McEulty, with W. AL
MCNulty her husband.