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MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
JarVaoN AuO

At the ratification meeting at Cleve
land, the night following the State Con
vention, Judge West made the following
speech:
My FELLOW CITIZENS IL have not come
to address you at any length. / have
been requested. stranger as | am in your
midst, to appear on the stand that you
and ] might become better acquainted
1t has pleased the Republican Conven-
ton of Ohio to-day to place my name in
nomination for the highest office in the
gift OF the people of your State. Zap
plause IL shall be my pleasure. my
pride, and my duty so to deport myself
toward you. and toward your interests,
and toward the common interests of the
common country, as to merit and deserve
your confidence and support. Ap-
plause. probably should tell you who
am aud whence | came. | am no rail
road officer and never was, a voice,
Glad to hear it. and never will be. A
voice, bravo"
] hold no railroad bonds or railroad
stocks. that my interests be different
from those Of any other man, and never
did. A voice, Bravo / hold no un
taxed government bonds, and never
did, and never expect to. Laughter.
hold no bank stock, and never did and
never expect to, [applause, and, fnan-
cially. suspect an about as impartial
between capital and labor as one without
finances possibly can be. Applause, and
a voice, will you uphold itT 1 will
uphold all that | believe to be right and
Just between men, and discountenance
all that believe in my conscience is
wrong. Applause IL has been a habit
Of my life, the education OF my life, to be
in sympathy more with the industry OF
my country than with the capital OF my
country. A voice. Bravo" ! chance
to be the son Of as humble a mechanic rs
any that stands now before me. ] chanc
ed in my early life to receive my early
education at the forge. blowing the bel
lows and welding the sledge. lap
plause
And now. my fellow citizens, / have no
war to wage upon any class, upon any
race. upon any sect, upon any grade, or
upon any color, save aud except in SO
tar AS they do wrong in violation to the
laws OF God and the laws Of man. Ap.
plause
promised, however. to occupy but
moment of time, and l shall keep my
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Judge West and the COlored Voters.

CoLuNBus. o August 2.
Judge VIM. ii. West. Bell-fontaine. o :
DEAR SIR-Prrmit me 10 congratulate
you on the distinguished honor Of having
received the nomination Of the Republi-
Can party for Governor OF Ohio and the
party itself on the wisdom displayed by
the delegates in making that nomina.
ton. With its brilliant record. aud led
on by one who was conspicuous IN max
ing that record, there 70 every reason
Why all who ever voted the Republican
ticket. or desired the perpetuation OF
Republican principles. should give IL
vigorous support in the coming election.
j need not assure you. dear sir. that
your effective service in the furtherance
nf all the great measures Of human free
dom championed by the Republican par
~, is held ia grateful remembrance. and
that you may rely upon the fifteen thou.
sand colored voters Of Ohio a. solid for
yourself this fall
Respectfully.
JAS. POlNDEXTER.
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Poverty at its Worst The Misery that
Rum Caused in Poor Family-A
Sick Womans Plight.

In dingy attic in the 4th story nj s
Vandewater street lies the body Of Mary
Carpenter, a deserted wife. whose death
was hastened by starvation. IL will be
buried to-day. and u single carriage. con.
tanning her iour small children, will gol.
low her to the grave. Word was sent to
Oak street police station few days since
that a dying woman would like to lie Ia.
ken TO a hospital. Capt. Petty found
what he says was the most affecting scene
he has ever Witnessed in twenty years
experience as an officer The panels had
been kicked from the door, which hung
y one hinge. The narrow window was
without sash or blinds. Over the uncar
peted floor were scattered fragments OF
utensils and broken furniture. There
was not a whole article in the room A
heap Of straw in one corner supplied the
place of a bed A lounge, without legs
or back. supported the form of a woman.
whose sunken eyes. hollow cheeks, and
trembling fingers told as plainly as her
words that she had been a long time
without food. She attempted in vain TO
comfort her little ones, who were sobbing
around her. Her husband longshorc-
man, deserted her a week ago, when she
was III. The email wages that the eldest
daughter, aged IL, was able 10 earn in a
factory, we're taken from her every week.
and spent in drink. He only came hom.
when intoxicated, and then to beat his
wife and break the furniture. Mrs
Campbell died on Saturday in Bellevue
Hospital. The children begged so hard
TO have their mother buried out Of the
Potter's Field, that Capt. Petty ordered
an undertaken to make a respectable in.
terment. aud will bear the expense him
,elf.-lN. Y. Sun.
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- ming. The farmers say " thoac hoppcFs hsd
sinpped here there wouid b. 20 wheat In three
hour-. Tho hoppera we're nying southeast. We
have not heard where they came down. ftus
hopper wiii remain away this wcsk the farm.
era viii rsIoicc and ~ Elad once more. win
ciose BY stating that Mf. a. y. Chsringfou lfuf-
meriy of Jackson oouniy, ohioi will give foil
particulars 10 the readers % the STANDARD In
regard % this couniy ~ addressing him ~
Dell Rapids. nakoia Territory.
CHAH A. LACKEv.
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ty is practically condoned. aud especially
so if the rioters should in the end win
the victory by controlling the wages
question Such a sequel would put a
premium on mobs and invite their repe-
tition whenever working men become
dissatisfied 1t would substitute for free
dom Of contracts coercion on one side
and submission on the other. We earn
estly exhort the officers Of law to see to
il that, at least, some of the rioters are
punished by hard labor in state prisons;
and if any OF the railway companies have
compounded the felony, or propose to do
so or it they have made or propose to
make any bargain with the rioters, that
renders them Substantially victorious.
then the action is a shortsighted selfish
ness, against the dictates of good sense
nd the majesty of law. The best thing
that can happen for the interests of the
country and for those Of honeIt labor is
the absolute and'utter defeat Of this great
railway strike Its success would be a
general calamity to our whole industrial
system Such a method Of controlling
wages would be alike intolerable and
ruinous 1t substitutes the law of force
for the healthiul operation of natural
law.
We agree with every word these papers
say, but what can we say of their con-
sistency2 They sustain the policy OF
President Hayes, aud say, what could he
do? He was compelled to submit to thu
rule Of outlaws in the South. for the sake
of peace. These papers, and all the poll
cy papers. claim that State Government
which is unable to sustain itself against q
mob. ought to 90 down. Upon the same
line of argument, railroad corporation
or a manufacturing establishment that i.
unable to sustain itself against mob
ought to be destroyed. The present in
surrection is the legitimate and natural
result of the Presidents policy. and al
that the rioters have to do in order to bt
recognized, is to maintain their rule o.
violence. This we think they will do.
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The Effect of Misspelling a Name.

Michael Kuhne, son Of a liquor dealer
at 472 Eighth avenue. became dissipated,
and was arrested on the 22d ult for be-
ing intoxicated Justice Wandrll com
mitted him to the City Prison in default
o. $40 fine The clerk OF the Jefferson
Market Police Court, in making out the
commitment. wrote Curran for KuhDe.
Kuhne, as Currnn, was sent to Blackwelfs
Island on the oath ult where he died
the next day OF exhaustion and nervous.
ness. In the death certificate sent to
the Board Of Health by Coroner Volt
man, Kuhne's name was written Curran,
and said that be was born in Ireland. Of
Irish parents. whereas his father Is q
Frenehmau. his mother a German, and
he was born in this country. Mr.. Kuhue
accidentally heard OF his sons death q
days aiterward IN Y sun.
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The Republicans in Pickaway county
undertook recently to hold county con-
vention, but the attendance was SO poor
that the matter was postponed three
weeks. The Union, a policy" paper,
urges the keeping up Of the party organ
ization. We do not see why this should
be done. The policy" declares. in sub
stance, that it is so mean business to
work for Republican success. that no
officer can engage in such work and off
cially live. Then how can any other hon
orable man engage in such dirty work 2
We advise the Union, and its policy
friends to do asthe Republicans in Mis-.
issippi and South Carolina hal e done, dis
band.
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There is n pauprr. an old woman. in
the County Inhrmsry, who has been
there for FIVE years. Not long ego, il
was ascertained that she was not resi-
dent Of this county. that she belonged 10
jackson, and had no rights in the Law
renee County lnfirmary 80 last month
sometime, one OF the Directors took her.
and with u $500 account against Jack, on
county for her maintainence for live
years, posted OF for jackson. lie arriv-
I'd there. delivered his pauper at the In
Urinary, filed his account, and come hone
lie had hardly got the dust OF travel
brushed from his Sunday clothes. before
here came the Jackson county ln6rmary
fellows. with the old woman. whom they
safely deposited on the steps OF our poor
house. IL is useless to say, they didn't
mention the $500 account The effort to
get the pauper back into jackson county
cost SIS. IL would have been a good ex,
Penditure bad it stuck I [lronton Regis
ter
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Mrs. McGowan's Drunken Husband.

Patrick McGowans wife told George
A. Van RuschPr not to give her husband
any liquor. because he had drank heavi
ly lately. McGowan heard OF IL, and
when he went To his home at 40 Clinton
place on Tuesday he knocked his wife
down, and beat and kicked her about
the head aud face. Then he went to
VSn Ruscher's barroom, two doors be-
low. and when Van Rurcher refused to
give b m a drink he struck him in thu
face, for which Van Ruscher gave him =
severe tbrashing. McGowan went home.
picked up a long carving knife. returned
TO the barroom. and Was about 10 stab
Van Ruscher when Officer LEIGH caught
him and took Rwsy the kniie McGow.
an fought with the officer. but was club
bed until he was willing TO be quiet. Mrs.
MCGowan was unable TO leave her rooai
yesterday IN. Y Sun.
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Rec. o. 4. Walker Says:

The following unaoliritrd testimonial from
heN. =. 7. Malkefs DID, formerly pastor oi
u-tNltttt-- ---tiuarn AhufFhs lif@tons auu ~ pres
rnl sfttled - ffnNideuca. r. L.. must - deem
esi a. reliable evidence. No one ahuuid fafi 20
unsefNs mat thls Testimonial u the result uf
two years snfarrirurH With the uur uf NrErtinn
in the Rev. Mr.. walkers family, " ho nosT pfo-
uuuncra n tuvaiuabist-
Ptoviasnos. n l.. lti Transit street.
H. NJ. Stevens. "a.
i@Mnsl bound o. FnpreN4 With my signature tha
nigh value I place upon your Newuflus. WW
family have uasst ID fsfr the iAat tWn HHta. III
usrvuus debility u IL invaiuabis, aud rsrfifn.
mend u 20 al Who may need an tuviEofatiug.
OF. WALKER.
Formerly Pastor Of Bowdoin. square Church.
Boston.
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Hon. William Milliken, editor Of the
Fayette County Herald, was a member
Of the House of Representatives in the
last Ohio Legislature. He was a candi
date for re enomination before the Repub
lican county convention. and was defeat
ed. We have not learned the reason for
this. as Mr.. Milliken is a good man, and
we have heard no objections to him.
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More lager beer was sold in this town
last month than in any two months of
the past year The entire amount was
479 barrels. or this, l. Ebert made 3S9
barrels, and the East Ironton brewery 90
barrels.-[lronton Register.
On one account we are pleased to see
the above. 1t shows that times are not
hard in Irouton. for surely a peoUle who
can afford to drink eight barrels of beer
a day, are not afflicted with hard times.
or scarcity Of money.
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The Democrats nominated a rebel for
Commissioner of Common Schools, over
Mr.. Smart, the present Commissioner.
who is one Of the best men for the place
Many Of the policy papers are bowling
about the rebel candidate, but the Colum-
bus Sunday Herald. edited by Republi-
can. rather truthfully says:
With an unreconstructed rebel general
in President Hayes Cabinet. the less the
Republicans say about Burns, the Demo
cratic candidate for School Commissioner
having been in the rebel army, the bet
Ter
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Ruined by Drink.

Catharine Brown made three attempts
to commit suicide in Newark police sta
tion on Saturday night. She first hang
ed herself with her shawl from the iron
grating over her cell door. Al hour lat
er che took all her clothing and tried to
hang herself with her skirt She WIS
cut down. and an hour later tried TO sev
er an artery in her arm. Two years ago
she was a respectable married woman.
but has been ruined by drink.-lN. Y.
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state % ohio. Jackson cnutty, a.
Court of Common Pleas.
Jacob a. Ions W. John q. EuuanEa
On "a order % sale.
Notice ta hrrrhy given, that ~ pufauancr %
an order of saiu tssurs uut uf said cuurts on the
nd day 90 July. A. y. tsTIs mnd a. me difrct-
- a. Hhufin uf aid couufy. viii ufer fuf sale
M the door of the Court Huusn, in aaid county
on
Saturday. August 18th. A. d 1871.
at O'Clock Pm. of said day, the following de.
srfibfd rral estate. aifuafn in the ruumfV 81
Jackson and Htatr - uhio. tuawln
lot uutnbur hive % iu !. a. Longs Addl-
tium % the town % Jackson. IaFhHsln cuuuty.
Ouiu. except tue afouruuat undefiytuE aid luts
sud "a. flKht 10 mine aud remove aaM stone
cuai.
Appraised at Rts5.
Tsffna of aalr, ctah on day % sale.
To ~ noid the property ~ John - Eu-
hank. 20 satisfy a Judgment and drcrVe Ia favof
20 Jacob "A. lsluE.
Dated thls lHi d day ~ luiy, tN7T,
JOHN a.. EMiNo. Nh'n ] 7. &. q. Z
Tnpp Atktuaon. att'ya tor pa.
IuiN ~. tksTtM
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MILF si.rsns.

Mr. II. n. stevens.
DHAn Hfn-f uiii most cheerfuily add my tee
fimouy a. the great numbnr poa have nlfradf
resclNed in favor of your great and Etsud medlE
cine. NsNntlnH. tur do not think enough can
~ asid Ia H. praisr. fnr 4 waF troubled oNef
thirty years with that dfNadful dineaNT. NatafFh
and had auch bad couEhluE spells that y would
thnaah 4 could never brraths any
more. aud tsartine has curcI me. and 90
ferl 20 thank 8td all The time that there ia -
fsIod n medicine aa NrEefturs aud at-o tutuh
" one of the bswt medicines fof coughs ana
Vie evury body 10 take the Nexrtine, cor cAn
them u i one ~ ihe l.e~i tnsiieines that
ever VISA Mtu%s y. 1ohFF
Corner Magazine and walnut streeta,
Cmmhrida. Mas.
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VEGET4ME,

fis mesiicai properties afs Alternative, Tonie.
solvent. aud Dluretic. There is no di--a-s of
the human system for which the NeErtine can
not b. uscd with perfoci safsty. AZ % dos not
contain any metallic or poi onoua compound.
Il d composed exclusively of hafks. roots and
herbs: u d very pleasant 10 taks. svsTy child
like, D. Il is safe and rsiinbic as the folioving
evidence will showi
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-09

That prince Of demagogues, Stanley
Matthews. was at the Cleveland eonven-
tion. and made a speech the night follow
ing the convention. His speech consist
ed mainly of a low dirty exchange Of ep-
ithets with the rabble which surrounded
him.
What business had a United States
Senator elect to be present at political
convention. and to attempt to exert an
influence over such convention7
Oh the beauties of Civil Service fool.
eryl
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Growing Disgust.

The longer the Democrats look at the
work Of their convention the denser be-
comes their silence. A Know Nothing, a
church member. an anti Sunday beer
man. an owner of national bank stock
AS a candidate for Governor No won.
der the average Democrat rubs bis mead
in bewilderment. and is in doubt whether
TO be silent or indulge in sulphurous ejac-
ulation.-lN. Y. Tribune.
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Saturday. August isth. A. D IS
SherIif's Sale Of Goods & Chattels.

Nofics g. hereby Eivrn that the undsraiEncd,
Shrriu Of the cuuniy ~ Iarkann. will. hy Ntf-
ga. uf au order uf sale Issued ~ the Guuft -
Common Pleas Of said cuumtys Ia faNuf 90 MI
nor a nlMuu. parfuHra. an.. aud mNHiust the
We sion Coal and Iron Company. II 70 o'eiock
An, on
The Goth Day Of August. A. D. 1871.
Al aaid wsilston Coal aud Iron companya fur-
uarr tu Milton tuWu~hiu. tu aid Cuuuty. umer
for .als Al pubiic auetion. toe following goods
aud chaftsia. tu-WiE
Two cribs % Uurus containing ~ estimate
tour hundred hushala. ne twnahufNn WaHun
and hmfnesa. ala muisN, one brown mafet one
alfrei hof-r and Two rliFa ~ limestone. rHfimas
tel 10 cumtatm one hundred hifd nftf touas
Taksu ON rnrCutiuu a. the pfuprfty uf said
Waiiatnn Noai aud ffslu uamuang.
JOHN AZ. EWtSu.
sheriff iaChnau Countr.
aus zw
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Renuhlican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
w. II. WEST,
OF Logan.
Lieutenant Governor,
FERDINAND VOGELER,
oi Hamilton.
judge Of Supreme Court,
W. w. JOHNSON,
OF Lawrence.
Attorney General,
GEORGE X. NASH,
of Fran K ir.
Clerk Supreme Court,
DWIGHT CROwELL,
Of Ashtabula.
Treasurer,
JOHN M. MILLIKIN,
Of Butler.
School Commissioner,
T. T. LUKINS.
Of Portage.
Board of Public Works,
A. w. LUCKEY,
of Ottawa.
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Rev. F. ) Davis referred to the strike.
in bis Sunday morning sermon bssing
his remarks upon Philippians. iii. Is. IL
was a briei, but brave aud eloquent ad-
dress i'm the interest OF law and order In
the evening bis theme was Heaven and
Immortality the text being Thessalon-
ians. iv. last clause of l7th. verse; Mi
amisburg Bulletin.
Mr. Davis was at this place in the years
1866 and 1867.
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A Horrible Tragedy in Indiana.
FT. WAYSE. July 80

Saturday. near Camden. Ind. Henry
Miller, while intoxicated, attempted to
outrage the person OF a widow named
Houk, which resulted in his cutting her
throat from ear TO ear and then hanging
himself in the stable. Miller and his
victim were both employed on Frederick
Ninde's farm, and the bloody tragedy
was enacted while Mr.. Ninde and his
family were at church.-lCincinnati Ga
zette.
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A man named John Gaynor was driv-
ing horse in a buggy, some three or
four miles from Chilli,othe, when he was
attacked by bees from some forty hives.
near the road. lie and his horse were
nearly killed by them.
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A man named Reuben White was killed
last Saturday week in Fayette county by
a moving machine. The horses became
unmanageable. and Mr.. White was
thrown in front Of the machine and so
badly cut that he died in few minutes.
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Republican County Ticket.

Representative,
ARTHUR B. MONAHAN.
Auditor,
THOMAS w. PATTERSON.
Treasurer,
JAMES r. HUNTER.
Surveyor,
JOHN D. BROWN.
Commissioner,
JOHN s. MEG HEE.
Infirmary Director,
A. F. McCARLEY.
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The great strikes and riots are about
over, yet there is serious danger in Penn
sylvania, and Gov. Hartranit has his
hands full. A bloody war may break
out in that State at any moment.
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state Of Ohio. Jackson Couniy, a.
Court % Common Pleas.
Home n. A 4. Association Va FsiiH pcvelif
"a 4

Court % Common liHaas
Home n. 4. Association Va FsiiH pCvslin
rt ~.
on tst order of sale.
Notice is hereby given. that IN pursuancs of
an ordsr - sale iamusd cot of aaid cuuft. on the
aih day 90 Iuiy. a. y. ts7l. and - me directrd
~ sheriff 20 rsid county. viii unef inr uaie AZ
the door of the court house. la sald cueuty. on
Saturday. August 18th. A. d 1871,
AZ one o'ciock. p. M. OF aid day the following
described rial estate situate ~ the cuuny pi
Jackson and state ~ Oltiu. tnswitf
LIT number twenty siuuf ga In kahna addt.
ton 10 the town 90 Iarknnn, In the rouuty OF
Jackson aud Hiaf 81 unlus FncertiuE the stone
coal undTfiyinH said lot. With the FiNht aud
urivilsEa ~ ininiuE and removing Aaid coal.
aAppraiscd a. ai 90.
nT.rns 81 ale, ca.h on day of sale,
TO 81 old a. che prop-rfy % Friix pevelin,
10 satisfy q iudEmeut and dsrfFs ~ faNuf 81
the Huuis uuiidluH a Lean Aa@oriatinn.
naied this isih tay - IulY, a. y iNlls
JOHN ~. bNNtNu, Hh'u J. g. q.
J. W. LnnKtrun, ait'g fof PHI
lniyiViH
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NOTICE TO rEDDLEns.

Notice Il hereby sivsn 20 all persons uhs are
pcsidiinH in Iarksuu cuunty Without allcrnues
that thy ~ equsafssi % 81 the proper iicsuaa
90 the Hiniut wtii have tn b. enfuweds
7. ". PATTERSON. Auditor J. G.
NmuE. "A ira a.
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Joseph Riggs. one of the oldest, and
most respected citizens Of Portsmou h,
died a short time ago. lie was eighty
years Of age. and had resided in Ports
mouth for more than 40 years.
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Tirnoya, "A town not far from Rust.
chuk. promises to b. the sc-ne Of a bloc
dy battl. between the Turks and Rus.
sinus-that il, it the Russians don't
change their mind and reTIrnoya the
Danube.
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There was a great FIRE in Cincinnati
last week. A cigar mandatory was
burned, and four or five persons lost their
lives.
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Anna Dunn. aged nine ears. was burn
ed 10 death at Anderson, Indiana, by
pouring coal oil on the fire.
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Republican Central Committee.
Republican Platform.

A. B. Monahan. Charles C. James,
James Trip. John L..Jones. Lot Davies
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A GREAI OFFERlI !. Y; 81. s..I S. s:.i

A GREAT 0FFERll l.s "; ;.:.. s.,l s.sd ss.i
usw and ascond-hand N nFat-elass makera.
taeiadiag wArEH.' - Lever pFteea Zoe sash
SQUARE ard UPRIGHT PIANOS OH-
gANs uNCIIDfN0 THEIR NEM sONNE.
ssssn ttctnvw fiamna @faos seven and nne-
Third do. stoo nst u-ed = year. -" step
= step. ags. 10 ntsps aAa. ntors etoo
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