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DIED.

OBITUARY notices, 6eyond the pate, Name and Age
must bepaidf or.J
In BrooksviIle, April Goth. Mr.. Francis Redman
aged ~ years.
In Burnhanl, April 18th. Sarah j.. wife of E. d.
Wood, aged 81 years and 0 months. April 10Th,
othniel Morgan, aged Y years. April 25th, Cush,
man McAllister, aged q years.
In Chelsea, Mass, April Goth, Mrs. Sarah ID. Field
wife OF Haskell N. Field formerly of Swmville, aged
Is years.
In Gouldsboro, April Eth, George E. Jones, aged
% years and Is days.
In Trenton, April 2lst, Alvenia wife of John Hig-
gins, aged 80 years and MONTH
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PORTLAND. May |. The Grand Lodge OF AlaSons
OF Maine met 1T Portland this morning Albert
Moore Of North Arson. Grand Master. presiding
one hundred and thirty six out ut one hundred and
seventy eight lodges were represented and more
are arriving by later trains
The Grand Lodge elected for Grand Master Ed
ward +. Burnham, Saco; Deputy Grand Master
Charles / toamorc, Bangor; Senior Grand War
den. Marquis f. King. Portland: Junior Grand
Warden, Sumner J. Chadbourne. East DiXnont ;
Grand Treasurer, Moses Dodge Portland Grand
Secretary, Ira Berry, Portland
Royal Arch Masons met at 7 this evening Ar
llngton b. Marston, Bangor, was elected Grand
High Priest: Joseph NJ. Hayes, Bath, Deputy
Grand High Priest Francis r. Faulkner Turner
Grand King Joseph \. Locke, Portland Grand
Scribe Rufus H. lInckley, Portland Grand
IrcaslIrer: Ina Bemv. Portland. Grand SecretarE
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Titans and Men.

Blessed are the meek" excams the voice of
inspiration. but can man be meek with the con
seriousness that dreaded monster is consuming
his vltalS. We are not race of 1itanS \ Pro
metheus might stand chained to the torturlng rock
with a yu!tnrc pcrpetuallr gnawing his liver, and
his face expression Of heroic and
even meek endurance. But Pronetheus has left
no descendants With vultures (discase) consum-
ing his liver, the modern man makes himself and
every one around him miserable. Frcttnl, gloomy
hypochondrlaca he sees the world and life all on
the wrong slde-the dark sidc-and whoever ditres
To assert that there is sunny side he regards as
an enemy or at best Il mocler of his imaginary
woes, Unlike the mythical Titan the victim of
disease is not SuecorcSs. There is arm rescue
"A balm to cleanse and heal As remedies for this
most depressing of all Diseases" Liver Com
plant, hone are more efficient or popular than
DR.. PierceS Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets. The Pellets ctfectualy re
move the Gillette and poisonous NATTER while the
Medical Discovery imparts strength and health to
the entire system. They are sold by druggists.
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Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS, Lydia z. Brown of Islesboro Coun-
w ty of Waldo, and State of Maine, by her mort
gage dated the 18th day of August, A. d. 1872 and
recorded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds, book 49,
page 553, mostgaged to Elbridge G Knight parcel
OF land situate in said Islesboro and bounded as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning ut stake and stones at the
west bay OF Penobscot near spruce tree; thence
South IS degrees East "a rods to stake and stones
thence North II degrees East, rods and II
links, to stake and stones; thence South 80 de-
grees East, L rods and . links to stake and
stones; thence South 80 degrees West, 6 rods
and II links to stake and stones; thence South
s. degrees East a rods and Is links, to stake and
stones at the east bay of Penobscot; thence South
erly by said bay, 81 13 rods to stake and stones;
thence North IS degrees West 1872 rods to stake and
stones at the west bay Of Penobscot thence North
east by the bay 81 13 rods, to the first mentioned
bounds, containing twenty five acres more less.
And whereas the condition of said mortgage have
been broken, now therefore, l hereby give notice
that claim to foreclose the same by thereof
MYRA II. KNIGHT Administrative.
iw41 BY j. H. MONTGOMERY, her Atty.
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Geo. w. Burkett.
McClintock's Block.
BELFAST, MAINE.
Meadow King Mower

District Court OF the United States. District of
Maine.
In the matter Of HIRAM W. N p.nlrnntcv
THOMAS Bankrupt. " NiN' "p'N''
TfNIfIS is to give Notice that petition has been
l. presented TO the Court, this goth day of July,
1s1d by Hiram w. Thomas, of Searsmont, a Bank
rupt, praying that he may be decrecd 10 have full
discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition, now
on the 2lst day of April "A. ID. 1877
1t is Ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same on the first Monday of July, a. d.
l>51 before the Court in Portland in said District,
at 10 ocloc>, " NJ, and that the second meeting
the creditors OF said Bankrupt be held before Chas-
ilamln, Este Register, on the 30th day of May, 1877,
and the third meeting of the same on the Both day
OF May, l617, and that notice thereof be published in
the Bangor Daily Wing Courier and the kepub
can journal, newspapers printed in said District,
once week for three successive weeks and once in
the weekly Bangor Courier, the last publication to
be thirty days ut least before the day of hearing and
that I'LL creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and place. and show cause, if any they have why
the prayer OF said Petition should not be granted.
WIN L. PREBLE,
%wli Clerk of District Court, for said District.
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Meadow King Mower.
Tax Notice.

rTNHE following list of Taxes on real estate of non
J. resident owners in the town of Stockton for the
year 1876, in bills committed to B. f. Grant, Col
iector of said town, on the 30th day of May, 1876
has bcenreturned by him to me remaining unpaid
18th day of April 1877 by his certificate of that date
and now remains unpaid; and notice is hereby given
not paid in the treasury of the said town within
eighteen months from the date of the commitment
of the said bills, much of the real estate taxed as
will be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor in
Guiding interest and char ges, will without further
notice, be sold at public auction at Seectmens Of
hcc in said town, on the Both day Of November, 1877
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To the Tax Payers of Belfast.

HlHERE will be cost made on all Taxes remain
4 ing unpaid after the fifteenth of May, 1877, in
Guiding taxes of 1876 will be at my office, over
Cakes Anglers store each day from ten O'Clock I'M
til twelve NJ, and from two O'Clock until four r M
2w44t ID. l.. PITCHER, Collector
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NOTICE.
Waldo Co. Agricultural Society.

TINHE Both Annual Fair Of said Society will be
i holden at the Fair Grounds in this city, on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Sept
24th 18th, Goth, and 9th, A. d. 1877. Other SOcie-
ties please not hold fairs at the same time.
Per Order, EMERY BOARDMAN, Secy.
Belfast, May 9, 1877. 3w44
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Tatro, the French boy who murdered
the young wife of his employer in Yer
mont, was last week convicted of murder.
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PLANTS.

MFRS. CHAS. FARNHAM will open Il store in
WI Hayfords Block May I'd, for the sale of House
and Bedding Plants, Vicks Flower Seeds, Vegetable
Seeds, Pots, Trellises &c.
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An extra session Of Congress is conf
IDENTIFY expected early in June, but the
call has not yet been issued.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
MARRIED,

In Belfast, April 5th, by Rev. j. T. Bxby, Albion
H. Bradbury and Martha f. Henderson, both Of Bel
fast.
In Camden, April 18th, Mr.. Isaac Loveland and
Miss Hattie +. Swan, both Of Camden
In Truro N. S., April 18TH, Mr. Chas. b. Green
hagh, of Rockland, and Miss Matilda j. Nc kcnze,
81 rrurn -
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luxury as well as necessity. DR.. Hooper
speaks of Cocoa as admirably adapted for the
sick. while for those in health it is a Injury" All
groccrs sell that prepared by Walter Baker & Co.,
which will be found unexcced by any foreign or
domestic manufacture.
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The HOTEL DEVoNsHlRE or NEW York This
is il spick and span bralnew first class hotel
Every room is bright and cheerful, well ventilated
and elegantly furnished. 1t is located Just across
the street from the Grand Central Depot. where
every Traveller may stop without having to hire Il
carriage 1t is kept on the European Plan. and the
scale OF prices is very moderate. Don't fail to give
1t Il trial on your next visit to the city.
Since the American House, Boston, has reduced
It's rates to $500 and 500 per day, the Hub is
not behind any other city in ailorling first class
accommodations at reasonable rates. IN. Y Mail
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LADIES'!

no you wish nicely fitting Dolman or sacque Of
~ any kind 1t so please call on Miss A. A.
Hicks who has just received the latest and most de-
sirable styles from K. II. Whites establishment.
Boston. Stamping done with neatness and dispatch
4w44 A. A. HICKS, in McClintock Block
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, SC. will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
L. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House Ne,o York CITY.
SnfmOSth
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Mrs. Ellen Lewis OF Naples has made the past
year besides doing all her houscwork 700 pairs OF
sale pants, which Al an average OF % cents pain
comes to >l15 She has also painted and vanished
a wagon III style hard to be cNeelled by protes
sional painters
Such Il woman is Il treasure to her hus-
band, and whether she pants for fame or
not. She shall have the benefit Of our cir
culation. But we could wait for the wagon,
and be content with the plain unvarnished
tale Of the trousers.
Gen. John l.. Swift, prominent poll
tican of Boston, is among the recent con
verts al the Moody and Sankey taberna-
Gle. Now let them try Bob lngerson
And now the "btautiful blue Danube"
is TO become red with gore
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Freedom Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given to my
l. minor son, CHARLES w. ELLIS. the remainder
of his time during his minority. l shall claim none
of his wages pay any bills Of his contracting after
this date. WINTHROP ELLIS
April %, 1877. 3w44.
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Caution.

WHEREAS, my wife, Martha T.. Gilkey, has left
w my bed and board; this is o notify all per
sons from harboring or trusting her on my account
as shall pay no bills of her contracting.
JOHN +. GILKEY.
Belmont, May 9, 1s77.-3w44t
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The cleansing and healing properties Of com
mon tar are all found i'll the Forest Tar" prepare
tons.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, asthma bronchitis
soreness OF the throat and all diseases leading IL
consumption don't fail to try .lR'eanonS Entta,
H0lam. Sold BY dru@Hlsts at b cts
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Masonic.

And now the beautiful blue Ddnub
is TO become red with gore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
Wise And Witty.


Filtration ia to love what Aowers are
to fruit.
The misanthrope is the man in love
with ideal humanity.
To rid yourseIt Of your wife's female
friends-mnke love 10 them.
Success is always merited.-itis earned
either by GU! virtues or vices. I'D
Give me my admirers at distance and
within my reach those who fear me.
The triumph Of woman il TO be loved
deliberately By IN impulsive man.
Some men reveal their virtues even
when they sin-OIhOrs only when they
pray.
Challenge every form to be sure that
you master it, and that it does not mas.
ter you.
he who completes for wife honors
the man lie completes with more than the
woman he completes for.
The danger OF sign comes in, when il
is used at last not 10 express an idea, but
for some value that it ia supposed 10
have earned Of its own.-E. +. Haze.
We must be eontented to be Judged By
that which people can discern and han.
die; that which they can have among
them most vt leisure is most likely 10 be
we'll examined aud duly estimated. Ian.
dor.
Women haze perpetual craving to
be recognized, to be admired; aud large
part Of their ceAselesI chatter ia no more
nnr lpsa than n surFare davira N all y,,,y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

NEW YoRK, September Cotton
Firm at II 5.l6a11 7.l6c. Flour Shipping
trade stronger; winter brands dull; No. 2,
% 50a4 IS, Superaue western and State
IS 15a5 70, common 10 good IS 05a6 10,
good to cholce So a0a6 90, white wheat
extra s. 95a7 rs, fancy 81 SOaS 75, extra
Ohio 60 9jG7 IS, 81. Louis Sc OOas 20,
WheAt-UnSettled; ungradcd spring 81 3sk
al 10, ungrAded red winter 81 3Oal so, No.
2 Chicago spring 81 4OHa1 Al, No. 2Mil.
waukee 81 IS. Bye-Qulet; western II xc
Barley-Dulli Canadian 81 00all2 Corn
Moderate trade ungraded western mixed
57a60c, steam mixed 57Nc, September
67I4aSSIc, October 5SAa50Kc Oats
Unchanged liHy-shipping GOa7Oc. Hops
Quiet; yearlings 6AYc. Collee-Quiet, Rio
cargoeS l67la2OAc gold, jobbing OF 16A
age gold. Sugar--Quiet, fair TO good re.
fuing StSaS7Ec, prime size, refined dull
at lOAailG. MOlAsses Moderate demand.
Rice Fairly Rctise. whiSky--Sl l9ls,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 2o.- Flour --Ae.
tive, bat not duotably higher. Wheat
Active, firm and higher, closing unsettled
and weak; No. 1 Chicago spring at 81 lSa
al 10, No. 2 do 81 Il cash, 81 1Stl septem.
Der, sales ut 81 1lAai l4A September,
81 66Xal co.'s October, 81 0SA The year,
No. 8, 81 10. COrn-Dnll and tending down.
ward; 43I<aiSisc cash, 4SsSc September,
43IEc October, rejected 42c, oats-Stcady
and In fair demand; 24c cash, 2IItc Sep.
TENDER, 2IISa2ilc October, rejected zee.
Rye lrmerR NJ HHC. Barley Firmer at
69Ac. Pork-In good demand and prices
. shade higher; $l2 20 cash or September,
Sl2 80 October. Lard-DemAnd fair and
prices q shade higher; s. % cash, IS GOA
as 92X October, S 80 the year. Bulk
Meats-Steady aud unchanged. Whisky
Steady and unchanged ut 81 %.
At the close Wheat was higher at 81 II
September, 81 OH October. Corn steady
and unchanged. Oats steady at 2lISc.
Pork unchanged. Lard armer at 81 92IS
October,
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A PIucky Girl Whips an Engi.
neeF, and Drngs o Conductor
from Under Her BED,

From tho St. Joe Gi1ttte. '.-it "
This timeit Is awsll.ied, buxom connt.
ry girl Of sixteen or seventeen Year, Of
age. She Is the heroine, and three or
four indeienSible rascalS make up the
plot Of the plece. The girl IL rudy rosy.
checked girl, fresh from the backwoods
cabin In Clay County. She Is young and
honest, and as brave as q Western girl can
be. Her name 10 Mary Jane MGQuidd,
and her home Il near MASOuri City.
II seems that Mary Jane Is EOmewhat
romantic Ia her disposition. She had
read Of girls Of her description, with
bright eyes, flowing lockS, well developed
tnuiCel and her brothers courage, max
ing their way 10 The world. She tried It.
Her plan, however, wa faulty one. It
worked Ia this way:
She knew u conductor Oh the St. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern railroad
named Bast and he knew an engineer
named L. Thomas, and he in turn knew u
young man named Flaherty, and she rode
on the train they were running on and
came TO Kansas City. Mary Jane was
dressed in maSCuline attire. She wore 4
fall blue jeans suit and new pair Of
brogsns, while an old SLOUGH hat, taken
from her bfother's room, concealed her
luxuriant harvest OF auburn hair. Only
one OF the railroad boys was In the secret
at first. He had pledged the girl q safe
passage to her brother in Kansas. He had
vowed to treat her ~ man should his sis.
ter, and had even plighted his troth to her
as true and honorable man. The girl
trusted him, put on her Disguise and
came to Kansas City on Thursday night.
Trusting to the pledges OF the railroad
conductor, she was taken TO what
she supposed was hotel. She
was taken 10 Julia Sweets bagnio and
shown to room. Being tired she de-
sired 10 be left 70 herself. One of..fie
railroad men objected TO leaving the
room. sheaand he were alone and her
indignation became 80 strong that she
not only broke the engineers head and
drove him from her room, but when the
conductor craWled from beneath her bead
the Missouri girl went for him in way
that compelled him 10 call for help. Then
she locked her door and slept until yester.
day morning, when she coolly announced
her intention Of calling in the police and
asking assistance to get home. She did
SO, and last evening was taken to the
depot by Police Captain Malloy and sent
to Missouri City. Chief Of Police and
his force came in about 10 o'clock last
night, and rAided Julia Sweets den, Five
women and five men were arrested and
marched to The calaboose. Some gave
bail and some gave bonds.
II the Railroad rascAls who had at.
tempted to betray and destroy the plucky
girl from Missouri City had been within
reach last night, they would have been
briefly attended to by the brothers Of the
girl and their friends who were in town
looking for the rascaIs.
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CINCINNATI, September 2O.-Colton--
Firm at lie. FlOuf-SlrOng and higher;
family s. 7Oa6 80. WheAt-Firm; red 81 20
al 80. Com-SLtady ut 49aJOc. Oats
Quiet at 21aS9c. Rye-Quiet at 0iaG3c.
Barlcy-Fair demaud; good to prime ives.
tern spring 65a75c. Pork-Fair demand at
Sl2 70al275. Lard-Quiet steam at ssIc,
kettle 0kal0c. Bulk Meats-In fair de.
nland; shoulders at IS 75a5 90 Y, short rib
81 S5a7 37}S, short clear $7S7K. Bacon
Stronger; shoulders at SIC, seller October
SIC, short clear &c. Duttor-Easier but
not quotably lower. Linseed oil-Steady
at55c. WhiSky-Active but lower; 81 OS
HoGs-Firm for good; common 81 5Oa
8 30; light S. 25a5 45; packing S. 15a5 40;
butchers s. 4Oa5 IS.
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loo long for The space you may have 10
spare; II so, 1 can only plead my deep in.
terest In the subject on which ! have
written; and now ] would ask for little
information. I SEQ mention b made Of q
convention, and members Of The Home
are requested 70 lend their aid therefore.
should be happy TO render any assis-
lance Ia my power II some one will tell
me in what way ! can DO useful; and will
that same some one please tell ME what Is
q floater? NEvHLL.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 90.-FIour-
Firm superine 81 co. extra s. 90, Penn.
sylyania family So 75aT %, Minnesota 81 90
a. so, high grades and patent IS 5Oa9 so.
Wheat-Firm; amber 81 4Gal 30, PcnnSyl.
vania red 81 42al 10. Confirm: yellow
Glade, mixed 59aGOc. OatS-Firmer white
western 36aS9c, western mixed S9aS4c.
Rye-Quiet at G7a7Oc. Pork-$l4 OOAl4 90.
Beef Hams-lSc. Butter-Firm: creamery
96a27c, Western Reserve 22a2Ic. Eggs.
Western lOa2lc. Cheese-Steady; western
fancy l2HalSc. Petroleum-Refned He,
crude 97sa01Ic. Whisky-Firm at 81 IL.
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TOLEDO, September 2O.-Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Flrm; No. Michigan 81 A, am,
Der do 81 OF 81 S41fS, seller september 81 49,
seller October 81 IS, No. 9 red winter spoI
81 S3lE, seller September 81 80, seller DC,
tober 81 2dH. Corn-Dull; high mixed
spot 4slzc, 4sc bid, No. . spot and seller
September 4Sc, rejected Axe.
4P. M.-Wheat-CloSes active, firm and
higher; No. l white Michigan 81 ~, am,
Der Michigan spot held Mt 81 $50, seller
September 81 SAX, seller October 81 2Sy4
No. 2 red winter spot 81 "a, seller Septem.
Der 81 50. COrn-DulI; high mixed spot
4s15c, No. . spot and seller September held
4SHc, 4Sc bid, seller October 4SHc. Oats
Dull and nominal.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, September 2O.-CArrLE
Receipts to-day 20 cars Of through aud !
cars OF yard stock, or 45g head, Prime
IS 50, good s. 25A5 40, common 81 5OaI Is
Hoos-ReceiptS to-day l,os5 head. York.
ers s. 00A5 80, Phlladelphlas IS 5Oa5 s..
sHEEr-Reeeipts to-day 200 head, Sell.
inSat s. OOa5 IS s' Nv"
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RIO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small asaRs DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape 6ruwlng,
Coal Mining or Market
HaYtenInu.


Ga Acrount Of advanced ago I an, deSlTous Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer Tor talt
my fara Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, %
Tue river bank, midway between Bridegroom ard
AiirsiM's Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the III.
laSc Of &tnnVilo. The property consists Of 60
acres Of hill and table land aud Is Of river bottom
10 the hill there are two seams Of coal, 81 ami Az
Iect thick three deposits ol limestone, an fooi
rein 81 claw texture EInd OF Tree stone, an IS oJ,
Vein .. mari, Ehich altogether make Sol and ap
underlying bel Of dtp0LltS o. o rich and valuable
character,
On the EurGacs, tAS larger portion Of which lie,
gently Ilolas to the east, and all under direct q.
Eoaurc TO the SUI, bG Vineyard Of IS acres, mostly
CAiawha SrlpCs, al 10 due 6earIng condtion about
seven yeats old, which has proven tseIl able 70 "a
handsome per cent 10 the cultiVator.
The property L being approached above and b.
low by an advancing tide Of perSons seeking small
hnmeiteadS, and d now really the only unoeruplod
Tertiary between Bridgeport and Mirtlus Ferry.
II Is valuable ~ al Investment for capital SSCknf
tufa purchase and valuable TO thnsc who want Ea3-
h glrlehing ground close To The city, II fronts
beautifully UpOI the riveT and comma DDS view Of
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The tcrml oil ala will b ouC-tAlrd cLuh, balance
10 two annual pSymeEtJ, per cant IRtsIcSs on do
ltrrCd nay mept1. For further part!enAEI inlulre
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
on the premises, or BY mall AT Bridgeport, Ohio,
ant
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NRw YoEE, September 90 Business
ruther quiet with commission houses, but
the jObbipg trade continues fairly active,
Cottons in fair demand and generally
steady. Prints quiet In first hands. Gin;.
hams and dress goods in steady demand
Woolens quiet. Flannels in steady fepnest
Foreign goods fairly active.