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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE SILVER WEST MIN

U. !. LAND Orvrcr.
EusskA, Ney:, November a, ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlykN THif
IN the Silver West Consolidated Nia;,s
Frsncisco. CAL, has this day fled its ara
ca'ion for a patent for ore thousand 1iS
linear feet Of ths Silver West mine or Ky
bearing silver. with surface ground v I'm.
dred ZOO feet In width, ~situate. lying ~
being in tho Fer ekn Mining District. cosss,
and designated BY the field notes and on;
plat ON fle in this ONCE ~ lot No. lsl.
Tho exterior boundaries Of said lot l3l 4.
ing as fo!lows. 70 wit: -
Varisuoa. lBMd deg. east.
Commencing ut 4 post mai kcd No. +. n. a
survey No. l3l. whence the lassra6 IN ~
town Of Il sreka bears 5. 81 deg. Il mia - =
g,g5S feet: Ruby Hill No. ! bears 8. oder' a.
min. T. $50 feet; post No. l If u. s, surver
No. 81. Bullwhacker lode. bears !: - der. "a
bears b., !" 8 s. s. deg. "a W. 100 ie.s: tb %ss sssis
ming LIST course s.. a. dog. W.. 1000 isstse
post mark. No. 2, U. ;. survey No. IA.
thence "a course N. " deg. W.. zoo fest' a
post marked No.3 U. $. survey No. Ia.
thence. Sd coarss NJ. a. deg. T.. | 600 fset, u
thence ith course s.. % dsg. T., 40 fest. "a
post No. l, The place Of beginning, containins
4 81 100 acres
This claim 10 bounded on neither end By
any known claimants. Tho nearest mine il
the Blu iwhacL er.
The location Of this mine Is Only recorded
in the recorders Office OF Eureka Mininr
District, Eureka County. State OF Nevada, On
page a.. in Book d, OF the Mining Record
OF 4 ureka District.
Any ard all persons claiming adverply
any portion Of said Silver West mine or ia
mining ground as hcreinbefore described, srs
required to file their adverse claim With tbe
Register Of the United States Land 06es Al
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, durins ts
they will be barred by virtue VI the provit
ions u the statute.
n2j-aOd d. B. IMMEL. Register.
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TOD PRluTlNo or ALL KINDS, tx
y esassd xith dissatsh q The SENTINEL
DeiDtfnv O0eo
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r AM PREPARED TO FURNISH ~: =
pure, fresh Milk TO families and o'5 r;;li
ia quantities to suit. fami los Wishing wing
one COW. can be supplied oy lss'b b.
word at my residence, on spring strsr d.
iiyered to any part of the ely, m.v1oR.
Eureka. Nov. 10. 1871.
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Delinquent Taxes.

Once OF the County Auditor,
Eureka county. Ney.. Nov. q. 1871.
IN thu DELINQUENT tax list fer the fiscal
year Of 1877 has been dsposited with the DE-
trict Attorney If Eureka county Nevada, ana
that unless the delinquent taxes therein
spesilsd are PAID 70 the Comfy ,sG, Iressursr Of
date hereof. action will DO commenced BY
the District Attorney for the collection Of
said taxes and costs.
r. L. CHASE,
By G. +. Hons. Deputy. no
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DILLHEADs. LErrERHEAsD IN.
ID and cards. printed Of the 6ENfINkL
oftss. IL order
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-08-28
From tha N Y. Sum

A few days ago the perishable prop
erty of a man lately deceased was to be
sold in Columbus Ga, by the admins
traitor. Among the assets were two
barrels of whisky, worth about $780,
Just as these were reached the internal
revenue ageHt forbid their sale until the
administrator took Gut wholesale lilu-
or dealers license, which cost 800.
A case similar to the above came up
In this county in April last Mr.. RAuM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, gave
this decision: "On and after May 1st,
the sbeginning of the new special tax
year, il the Court issue an order spe.
cially directed to the sale of the liquor
in the Administrators hands, he may
sell, in obedience to such order, and in
the manner therein prescribed, but not
otherwise, without paying special tax as
liduor dealer"
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ITEMS.

COMMUNISM is not popular in Ohio -
Judge West. the Republican candidate
for Governor, is the communist adyo-
cate.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has
issued General Order calling for two
regiments of volunteers from the Ma
tional Guards, to serve for three months.
They are to be stationed in Luzerne
county where the coal miners are on a
strike.
THOMPSON, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic Central Committee, is opening the
campaign in good style, DURBIN WARD
response was that he would make thirty
five speeches for the ticket
THERE is a movement on foot to in
duce Congress TO increase the army
Congress ought TO reduce the army to
10000 men, rank and file, instead of in.
creasing its numbers.
WILL foreign born citizens, in any
part of Ohio, vote for the Republican
candidate for Governor, who was a
Know Nothing in ls54-52 A few may,
but nine-tenths of them will vote for the
Democratic candidate.
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and patriot while he detested the dema-
gogue and the motive that prompted his
action, let him show himself in either
party.
With life Of usefulness before him
and many years Of preparation just past,
on the 9Th ult, he was confined to his
room for the last time with typhoid. Un-
der its scorching influences he fingered on
during several weeks, and was finally call.
ed to that bourn from whence no traveller
eturns, "where the wicked cease to
rouble and the weary soul can be at rest
His remains were followed, by large
procession from Darlington, to their last
resting place in tue church yard, by the
side of his mother, two brothers and an
only sister, st the u p Church, about 81
miles east Of New Castle
"No man liveth unto himself and no
man dieth unto himself saith the Book,
and we who knew him so well and feel 40
deeply that great good has gone out OF
our lives, can testify that our friend did
not so live and die.
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MARRIED On the l9sh inst, by W
S. HARDEsTY, Esq of Malaga township
Mr.. ]. W. HARDEsTY and Miss ELIZA
BETH MANN.
On the Sd inst, by Rev, I. j. SPENCER
Mr. ALMoN ARCHER and Miss MATTE
L. MoRRIs, daughter Of Capt CHARLES
Fl. MORRIS, all of Bcllaire, Ohio.
On the l6tll inst. by R.v A G RoBs
Mr.. WILLIAM FOREMAN and Miss NANCY
McKELvEY. b..
On the 10Th inst, by john MARTIN,
Esq, Of Salem township, Mr.. JACOB j.
LITMAN and Miss SARAH SoDERs.
r On the 25th inst, by F. M. BEARD, j.
P. Of Center township, Mr. WILLIAM
BAKER and Miss ELIZABETH A. .DARYM.
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Yours Respectfully.
j, NJ. MASON, Secretary.
The Republicans in Convention


The Republicans In Convention.
: A number Of Republicans in Woods
field, and from several townships in this
county, met in the Court House on Sat.
urday last. THoMAs WILSON, of Frank
lin, was appointed Chairman and 7. o.
Castle, of Center, Secretary.
The townships of Benton, jackson,
Lee, Ohio, Perry, Salem, Sunsbury and
Switzerland were not Represented in the
Convention.
The Chairman announced that the
Convention was ready for business. At
this point JOHN w DoHERrY moved up
along side OF Mr.. THOMAS DAY, of Beth
ell, and whispered in his ear, when Mr..
DAr moved that the nominations be made
by Caucus. This motion was carried -
Tbereipon the Democtats present grace.
fully retired
The Caucus nominated the following
ticket, which W. E. MALLORY, Esq, fur
nished us:
Representative, A g. HUGHES; Audi
tor, JOHN B NoLL; Treasurer, THOMAS
B DAY; Sheriff, L NJ RoDEcKER; Pros
Attorney, W. E MAttoki; Commis-
sioner, DAVID BATES; Recorder, W. S
HkRDEsrY; Surveyor, ". B O'NEIL
Inf. Director, JACOB FISHER; Coroner,
JOHN REYNoLDs.
NATHAN HoLLIsTER, Esq, Of Woods!
field, indorsed for State Senator.
The ticket is fair one,b but their Dem
ocratic opponents will use them up on
October 9th. to the tune of from 900
to 1000 majority.
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!, FWe take the liberty of publishing
the following letter in order that the
public may understand that job work
can be procured at THE SrIRIr Office a,
lower rates than at other printing Offices
in this part of Ohio:
& STAFFORD, OHIo, Aug. 20, 1877.
Mr.. HI r WEsr-Dear Siri Your
note of the 9th inst at hand and con.
tents noted We find that your rates OF
printing are lower than some other firms,
therefore give you the printing of the
Receipts for our Lodge, Bright Eyes
Lodge No. 670, /. o O.. F.
] herewith enclose s. for the
same, which at the rate you mentioned
would be 800.
sa Yours Respectfully.
j. NJ. MASON, Secretary.
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RUSS AND TURK.

CoNsrANrINoPLE, August "a -Sulei-
man Pasha telegraphs that on August
2lst three of his brigades ascended the
heights of Shipka Pass, in spite Of the
shower Of Russian projecties, drove
back the Russian outposts and advanced
10 within one hundred yards of the ene-
my's entertainments. There was des;
petate fighting for fourteen hours, and
although the Turks retained the ground
they had conquered, the enemy still held
the fortified positions, which were de.
Tended by fourteen cannon and a large
force The telegram concludes: "To-
morrow we shall bring up our siege
guns and renew the struggle. We hoI e
to be succsssful."
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New York-AUGusT 23.-Beeves
Common to good native cattle, 9@11
90, with a few at IL 25@11 30, and sew
en- car loads of Texans at rs.
Sheep-31@54c, with no strictly prime
or extra lots shown; lambs, 49@6tc,
mainly 54@64c.
Swine-Market quiet for live hogs at
58@54c per pound for State, 5H@ @54c
a Western car load of Ohio hogs chan
ged hands at IS, and one of State re-
mained unsold.
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ET The Democratic Central Commit
tee met in this place on the 25th inst
The Committee having neglected to or
ganize at the time of the meeting in
May last, on motion of JACOB ArFoL-
TER, Sr, of Green township. S. SCHOOL.
CRAFT, Of Lee, was appointed Chairman,
and on motion of W. F. WIRE, of Bethel,
#Auausr MEYER, Of Benton, was elected
Secretary.
The following Executive Committee
was appointed: Judge j. r. NORRIS,
JERE WILLIAMS, MICHAEL HoEFFLER,
81. r. West and A. ] PEARSON.
After the transaction Of other busi-
ness, the Committee adjourned.
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administrators Sale.

.a J..
IN pursuance OF an order of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county. Ohio, will offer
for sale, at public auction. on the fcst-day Of
September, A. D. lS77.at 10 o'clock A. NJ upon
the premises, the following described real es-.
tate situate in the county of Monroe and Stats
of Ohio, to Wit:
The northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section thirty-fve, township one,
range four, containing forty acres and thirty
seven one-hundredths Of an acre, more or less.
Appraised at $3.50 ~
third in one year, and one-fhird in two years
from the day of sale, with interest," the deter
red payments to be secured by mortgage upon
said premises.
THOMAS W. GRIMES,
Admir- Of the estate OF Sarah 0olvin, decd.
jnly3l,' It'd.
PEARSON 3 DoHEsfs, !stsys,
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Vheeling-CHR1srmAs YARDS :

Wheeling-CHRIsrMAN YARDS =
August 23-Cattle-Arrivals 20 for the
week 10 head. Quotations: Ordinary
to common 24@3c; common to fair, SO
3kc; fair to choice, 34@44c. The mar
ket during the week has been Just mod
crate. Some eight head we're left over,
which might have been sold at shade
less than the quotations above, but
which the holders refused.
Hogs-Arrivals 80 head, sold at 43@
&c. There is fair demand.
Shesp-Only 30 head were offered ;
sold at 4@4tc, Demand good.
Lambs-150 head were on the market
during the week. They brought SC early
in the week, but closed very dull and
many remained unsold, there being nc
buyers. T1Aa
Calves-In good demand at 4@I0 90
Mich Cows-Demand only moderate
at 25@40 90. .ssoo< ,ssaEk3
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S Mr.. THos. A. WAY,

~ Mr.. THos. A. WAY, Jr., of Wash
ington township, one Of the officers OF
the Grange meeting held here on the
25th inst, extended an invitation to the
Editors Of The SPIRIT to partake of din
ner prepared in the Floral Hall. Mr..
WILLIAMS attended and, we have no
doubt, ate his full share, but, We are sor-
ry to say, we could not attend because
of having to report the doings of the
political bodies in council at the Conr,
House And after missing good din
ner the Republicans barred US, with
other Democrats, out,
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Don't Fail to RegisterI

The Republican Registration law
requires Township Trustees to ap-
point one of each political party on
Monday, September 17th, to aot as
Registers. -
Voters are required to register on
the a1st and 22d days of September.
All persons who have moved from
one township to another, and have
not resided in that township 36O
days previous to the election, will
have to register before they are en-
titled to q vote.
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ETThe printing for the County du-
ring the past year, bills allowed, amour.
ted to sl,066,S7
If the account Of GOODRICH,
which was thrown out, and
the reductions in his bills of 1929
were added the total would
foot S1,143, 10
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g Last week Auditor WEDDLE asked
bids from the papers here for publishing
the Delinquent Personal Tax List two
weeks.
<. On Friday the Auditor opened the
bids. We append them:
SPIRIT. DEMOCRAT
Heading & footing, 75c Sl,00
Townships & Towns, &c each. DC each.
Names and taxes, 20 90 t.
AS there will be no footing, except
the Auditors name. we did not include
that in our bid. The difference in favor
of our bid, estimating the list at 1000
names, is slo,25. We give this item
merely to show which paper is saving
money for the x-payers of Monroe
County.
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EJANEs WILLIAMS, who was SEN
fenced to thspenitentiary, from Belmont
county, in 1876, for three years and six
months, has been pardoned by che Gov
ernor. He was convicted Of aiding and
abetting Gro, YAcs in the crime Of stab.
biug With ftten, to kit,
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GgMr. Fl r. MASON addressed q
temperance meeting at Beallsville on
Tuesday evening, the 2lst inst The
pledge has been signed by about l60
persons in. that place and. vicinity.
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FA Mr. Smith, of Guernsey coun-
ty, was candidate In the Republican
convention for Auditor. He proposed
to do the work for 81, 600 less than the
regular salary. The Convention treated
his humbuggery with contempt by not
giving him vote. Such clap-trap can
didates hardly ever succeed in gulling
very many people
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Erom the Wheeling Regis
DIED.

wALTON--Monday, August Goth,
at II is P. NJ, Allie Ebrert, wife Of
John Walton, in the Goth year of her
age.
Mr.. WALroN was formerly resident
of Woods6eld; the sympathies Of our
people are with him in this time Of his
affection, the greatest that can befall
man on earth.
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ggkE The advertisement of Miss F. A
JONES will be found in this issue. Miss
JONES is prepared to make dresses and
other articles of ladies wear in first class
style Cutting and fitting done for those
who desire that kind of work. Patterns
Of al kinds for sale.
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EgDemocrats, II you know single
voter who cannot vote unless Registered,
have him attend the meeting of the
Resistersinyour township on the 2lst
or ed day OF September.
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HJudge j. B. MoRRIs and DR.. T.
n. ARMSTRONG addressed a Murphy
meeting at the Court House last Friday
evening. Four persons signed the
Pledge. Another meeting will be held
at the same place on Friday evening,
the 3lst inst sAsiA = -"
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Whee1ins-AUausr % -sThe fol
lowing live stock we're received at thu
Wheeling stock yards during the las
week:
Cattle-70 head, and sold at 3@4tc
choice 4tc
Hogs-20 head and sold at SC.
VIM BAYHA, Sec'y.
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v0n the 10th inst, the Democracy
Of the l4th Senatorial District, compos.
ed of the counties Of Morgan, Noble
and Washington, nominated JOHN IRVINE
Esq Of Washington county, for State
Snnaf0r
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RESealed proposals will be received
at the Office Of j. W. Yosr, Architect,
Bellsire, Ohio, 10 September 25th, for
the erection of q. Tobacco Warehouse
TO be liz 6y I32 feet, three stories high.
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ChlcagO-AuGUsr 23-Cattle-Sbip-
ping fairly active but.no higher; Colora-
do BAD SO; Texas 2 5Oa3 10; stockers
and feeders dull.
HoGs-Best 5 10a5 20; medium IS
as, packing 50a4 80; light 4 40a5 :;
all sold but the coarse heavy.
SHEEP No change in prices; sales
34s44c.
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CATTLE MARKETS,

{ expense.
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~ Democrats and Republicans, in
each township, should aid the Trustees
in selecting their best men for Registers
to act under the Registration Law.
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ETThe Guernsey Times and its cats
paw In This county are informed that the
name Of DR.. ]. B, W1LLIAMs, for Sena-
Tor, appeared in last weeks Jsfersonian
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The farm of ABRAM STEPHENS, con.
tanning 120 acres, three miles East of
Woodsfield. is for sale For terms aud
other particulars apply to, or address
H. R WEST,
April a., Tiff. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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EE Ladies, have your 'fancy fixins"
ready to be taken to the Floral Hall the
first of next week. The Secretary will
have them taken out an returned free
of expense.
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EwThe dwelling house Of JACOB
FEIrxER, who resides in Summit town
ship, caught fire from chimney one
day last week, but was extinguishei be-
fore doing much damage.
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! GE Oar thanks are due the Secretary
ofsthe Belmont County Agricultural
Society for . Complimentary to the Fair
10 be held on September 10th, 10th ard
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BaItimOre-AuaUsr 22-Cattle--
Very best on sale to-day, 5t@64c
That generally rated first ality,43@54c
Medium or good fair quality, 34@44c
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows,21@34c
Most of the sales are from 3a@48c
Cattle during the past week have been
moderately active, but prices are 5@4c
lower.
Hogs fairly active and prices shade
lower at 7@74c.
Sheep dull and prices shade easier
at 3i@51c.
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~Where is Porrs2 He is the stan.
ding candidate Of the Republicans of
'this Senatorial District for Senator, and
ought to turn up about this time in the
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EMr. JAMES KINNEY, of Smith town
ship, Belmont county, had one of his
legs broken, on the 10th inst, by being
thrown from bis horse.
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R E I N II E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, ]
| Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, I
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles I
E kept in first class Confectionery.
B Motto: Q1ick sales 4 small profits. ]
p 3 n II z II
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wMr. CORNELIUS SrALLlNes. who
has been residing in Athens county for
several years past, has returned to
Franklin township, this county.
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~ DORA WATSON, Of Miltonsburg,
had bis leg broken below the knee ten
days since BY the kick Of horse.
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~Mr & Mrs COLLINS and Mr.. &
Mrs LEwrs, Of Barnesville, we're visit.
ing at Mr.. J. T. JUDKINs, in this place,
on Thursday and Friday last.
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EEThe Borr's Mill Camp Meeting
closed on the ed inst Fourteen per.
Sons connected themselves with the
church.
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Agricultural Society.

The Directors of the Society are re-
quested to meet in Woodsaeld on Wed
nesday, September 9th, at 9 o'clock A. n
G. P DoRR, Secretary.
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LET II you want meal when in town
call at REINHERR'S City Bakery. Ice
cream at bis Parlors in the evening; also
furnished TO festivals, parties and pic
MICS at reasonable rates.
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DIED.-0u Sabbath, the goth Inst, in
Green township, ISAAC EDDY, aged about
~ yesss. - ~ IA
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E%Several articles, received too late
Tor this issue, will appear next week.
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DIED.-August I'd, 1877, AsAEL, youn.
gest child Of DAVID G. and LYDIA Az
Ken, aged year. ] month and 16 days.
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EThe cabbage worms have taken
possession Of the late crop of this veg
stable, aud kraut famine is threatened.
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EEThe attractions at the Fair on the
9Th, 9Th and 7th days Of September will
be Arst class.
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RBalloon ascensions on Thursday
and Friday, the 9th and 7th days Of
september.
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EEIf you want first class Wheeler
and Wilson Ifhproved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50, 60 to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
it for $33 33 Is3.
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rtEThe Rules and Regulations OF the
Pair will be found on this page.