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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

WE have, by actual count, over forty
different preparations for cough, including
all standard medicines, old and new, called
for in this section. We have sold Hatch's
Universal Cough Syrup for five years. With
no ne wspaper advertising, this remedy has
had n sale larger than any other. II sells
It, ndily, and maintains itself, aud our Gus
toners speak uniformly Ia its favor, asa sac
and efficient medicine OF its kind.
CARPENTER & DARRELL, Albion, N. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

HE tina judgeth without knowledge is
a fool, and wisdom is not in him. You can
get knowledge of the $50 Five Ton Wagon
Scale, sold on Trial, freight prepaid, by send.
ing to Jones, Of Binghamton, Binghamton,
n. Y.,for free price list.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

We are gratified to note the success of
HOME STOMACH BITTERs, and hope those
explorers Of the Isthmus will not fail to take
some with them as u necessary portion to a
complete outfit for making the Journey. Pre-.
pared by the Home Bitters Co., 81. Louis,
Mn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

biscuits or rolls if DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER
is used, A trial will convince you that il is
the best, healthie5t and cheapest baking
powder.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01
OPIUM CURE
INSTITUTE.

This is nm incol porat tod institute for the radical
cure Of this dreadful habit. IL IL not one OF the
many hnmbugs which furnish medicine by the month
or year, Only to fleece the poor victim ana leave him
a slave nj last. Ma. of =" plan. M
y ,inful agony and longing. All desire de.
strHyed ilc frs, day; Care coWP'cie "s",
ally In ~ few days. Patients eat, sleep and f. !
happy while being cured. Health improve from tho
| cg,nning as the patient energies from dreadful
bondage into a ne lilo of liberty and hap uess.
rrfert cares guaranteed La NJ. s'nsrs iasen
II will n.t cost ado lar unless tho patient is satisfied
that n PERFECT AND RADICAL CURE has been
effected, For Treatise on, Opium Habit with NEST
tNSTITUTE, al aud f3 North Meridian
NJ. IDdinnupOIis, Ind.
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VEGETINE.
WHAT IS ED.

BosroS, Feb. u, Ie7l,
Il. II, STEvESR, Esq,;
Dear Sir-About one year since | found Myself IN
n feeble condition from general debility. NRGLrlhE
was strongly recommended 10 me by q iricnd who
had been much benefited 10y Its use. ! procured the
article, and. after using several bottles, wss restored
to health, and discontinued it's uSe, | feel qnite con
fdent that there ~ no medicine superior 10 II for
those complaints for witch II la especially prepared.
and would cheerfully r commend II TO these VIII . feel
that they need something to restore them to perfect
bealth. Respectfully you're, ..u,.
Firm offs NJ. Pettengil 4 Co.,
No. II estate street, DO ton,
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VEGETINE.
TILE REST SPRING n EDICINE.

cHARLFsrOwS.
II, Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This In to certify that I have us d your
4" Blood Preparation in my family for several
years, and think that, for %ScrOinln, or CankcrpI4
Humors. or Rheumatic affections, 10 cannot be rN-
celled and M n blood purifier aud spring medicine
II Ia the best thing ] have ever used, and ] have
used almost everything. can Cheerfully recon.
mend It to any one in need of such n met icine.
Mas. x. A. biNsMORE, 10 Russell street.
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VEGETINE.
am HIVE Oh TANNED RELIEF.

SOuTH BERWICK, Me, Jan. II, lSf2,
II, Il. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sir - have had dyspepsia in its worst form
for the last ton years, and have taken hundreds oi
dollars worth of medicines without ohta ining any
relief In September lust | Commonc d taking Wa.
ETisf, since which time my health has steadily i'm.
proved. Ny food ligests well, and ! hlv We gained
fifteen pounds of hesh. There are several Others in
this place taking VrGgrISE, and all have obtained
relief Yours truly, THOS u, MOORE,
uvcrsecr OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co. Mills.
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V - :.
~ ER OWN WORDs.
VEGETINE.
SAFE and SURE.

Mn. II, II. SrEyESs;
In lS72 your VgGEriSE was recommended me-
and, yielding to the persna ions Of n friend, ! ton"
soltcd 10 try IT. At the time, ! was suffering from
general debility aDG.neryous .prostrntion, !snperin-
dused hy Oyerwo.k and i%rrtguluc habits lH won,
dcrful observation-disclosures curative properties seemed
to affect ny debilitated system from the hrst dose
and. under its persistent use, rapidly recovered,
Since thea / have not hesitated to give VEGETISE my
most unqualified Endorsement. as being n safe, sure
and powerful gent In promoting health aud %restor'
ing the wasted system to new life and energy. Vg6.
EriNg Is the only medicine | use; and, rs long as !
live, ! never exp ect TO lind 4 better. .
Yours truly. W, e. CbhRk.
lD Monte:cy street, Allegheny, Pa.
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Positively Cured +!

When dealt was hourly expected from ,Onsulnp"
ton, all REMEDIES having iai'ed and III. IL. JAMES
vas eA perimcntiug, he accidentally made prepara-
tion OfINDIAS HEMP, which cured his only child,
and nowgivcs this recipetrcc on rrc0ipt oftwp stamps
to pa Expenses Hemp also cures night sweat. nan-
sea at the stomach, and will bre k resi- cold in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22

Double Track, tho Improved Equipment, and ths
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-25

The MUNICIPAL ELECIoN.-JGdg,
Cfanme Receives 3l4 Meimiy.- Yester.
days election was probably the quietest
ever held In the city. There was no ex.
oitement, and comparatively little inter.
est was manifested In the result. At the
polls but little electioneeriug was done,
aud the American voter for once was left
tree 10 cast his ballot for the man Of his
choice, without being compelled to run
the gauntlet Of 4 dozen or 80 Of paid
workers for both candidates. In the
Filth, Sixth and Eighth Wards, however,
the Democratic party lines wefe closely
drawn, and the old.time local Democrat
ic Statesmen were on guard to see that
every Democrat voted the straight
ticket. In these Wards Judge Kennedy
Of course, received majorities. Else
where, where there was less electioneer.
Ing, there was less OF u party vote, and
Judge Cranmer, who has filled the Office
Of Judge Of the Municipal Court so ac'
Ceptably for the past four years, was
considerably ahead.
The polls were closed at sunset, and In
n few moments thereafter the judges wert
ready 10 make their returns 10 the May
or. Not one.half OF the usual vote was
polled, large majority Of the citizens moi
taking sufficient interest In the election Il
go to the polls. The total vote pOlled
was 2022, Of which Judge Cranmer re-
Ceived ] ,46sl and Judge Kennedy 1854
Judge Cranmer's majority, therefore. i
3l4. We give below the vote OF the dit'
ierent wards:
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KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-The fourth an
nual session Of heSupreme Lodge OF this
Order has Just closed in New York city.
Col. J. A. Eye, Of Greensbnrg, Pa, who
has during the past year occupied the
position OF Supreme Dictator, or head Of
The Order, was reelected for the succeed
ing year. The Order appears to be grow.
ing rapidly, having membership of
about 10000. 1t has over GOO subordi.
nate Lodges, and is represented in thirty.
one out Of the thirty.six States, with
Grand Lodge organizations in eighteen
States. Col. Eye has recently instituted
Grand Lodges in Virginia and North and
South Carolina, and he reports the Order
TO be growing rapidly in the South, al
we'll as in other parts Of the Union, gain.
ing its members largely from the most
intelligent classes.
A leading feature OF the Order, and one
which gives it much Of its popularity, is
that OF paying TO the widow or other ben.
ehciary Of a deceased member, the sum
Of $4,000, which amount is drawn by as.
sessment upon the surviving members
During the past year, 70 orders have
been drawn on the fund for this purpose
known as the Widows and Orphans Ben.
eft Fund, aud M aggregate Of $l43,00t
has been paid TO families and friends Of
deceased members. Over 800 new lodges
have been instituted during the year.
The Order has but recently obtained q
foothold in this city, a lodge, known as
Alpha Lodge No. 424, Knights Of Honor
having been organized in January last
the only one at present in the city. Quite
number Of lodges have recently beer
organized in the State, however.
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MEMPHIS REDS VI. GrAaDARDs.-The
Memphis Red Socks played their FIRST
game against the Standards al the Fair
Grounds yesterday, and after an exciting
contest succeeded in getting away with
the home nine by score Of 6to2. Lane,
being disabled, did not play, but his pc.
sitiOn was very acceptably filled by Lu.
keHs, who caught with only one passed
ball. Hagan being also out Of trim did
not GIL his accustomed place, but coucen.
ttaled his abilities In the right field,
where he distinguished himself by max.
Ing difficult one.hand catch. McKen.
nan bothered the visitors exceedingly
Were II not for bis inattention 10 base
running the score would have been con.
siderably cnrtailed. Lotus on behalf
Of the Reds rendered very efficient ser.
vice at centre. Kennedy and Malone
also filled their respective places in ele-
giant style. GlaSSCock and Junkins had
no work at all 10 perform, the playing
devolving entirely upon the outfeld
pitcher and catcher. Wilkinson'a missed
HES in the 9th inning were rather costly
and gave the Southernors three runs
wilkinsOn'S hand Ia hardly healed rs yet
and his errors are therefore excusable
Moilat will undoubtedly play second TO-
day, Wilkinson taking llrst; Barckley
will occupy centre and Lane behind the
bat. With this arrangement Of the nine
an interesting game may be expected. We
append the score: y,
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The characters were personated
following ladies and gentlemen:

MARTINS FERRY ITEMS. = Raincy's
coal diggCrs are still out on strike.
Applications for public relief are Of
more frequent occurrence than at any
time during the past winter.
The directors and stockholders OF the
Ohio City Mill will meet in the Town
Hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock, 10 try Ia
devise some way Of starting up the mill
We understand that scarlet fever pre-
walls among the children in town 10 q
considerable extent. Little Harry, only
son Of Theodore Swartz, died with il yes.
terday. Mr.. SwarIz and family have the
sympathy Of the entire community in
their sad bereavement.
Business is extremely dull in town.
L. G. Wells has returned from Cincin-
natl, where he has been attending homeo
pathic medical lectures for the past four
months.
]. 7. Hanes is attending the Grand
Lodge K, OF p, which meets in Toledo
this week.
Miss Madgc shreve, daughter of @. Il
shreye, Supt, Of the Public Schools
died yesterday OF consumption.
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FALSE lNPREssIoN.-It is generally
supposed by certain class Of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured,
but we are pleased to say that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our knowl.
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
sIomachs, Costiveness, Sick Headache,
palpitaLion OF the Heart, low spirits, &C.,
&c. Dat Of 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not a single failure was reported,
but thousands Of complimentary letters
received from Druggists Of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case.
Tryit: Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
Size 70 cents. For sale by Logan, List &
Co, and Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.
eodEw.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs,--Among the late
arrivals at the hotels are the following:
McLTc-S. X. Sinclair, Parkersbnrg
D. G. Harrison, VIM. R. Drake, Steuben.
vile; L. s. johnson, Taylor CO., W. Va
LII, McCrum, Aurora, ". Va; DR.. ]. N.
Lazzell, Fairmont, W. Va.
81. James-J. S, Moorehead, Parkers
burg; C. Kimberland, Wellsburg; Mem.
phis Reds, Memphis, Tenn; John D. Nc,
KEENAN,, Washington, Pa; J. II. Patter.
son, Steubenville; ]. Il. Thomas, Youpss,
town, O.; r. D. Jones, Mt. Vernon, o.
Stamm-John G. Hofer, Barnesville; J.
n. Balentiue, r. Goerder, Matamoras;
Brook Dorsey; Grand View; A. D. Havely
Sardis;C G. Mccoy, son and daughter, Sis
tersville; Henry G. Hornbrook and wife
Woodland; D. II. Arnick and family,
Marshall county.
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UmpIrc-RObert McNichuls.
Time Of game 2 hours.

Rose EYrINoE.-The New York Tele.
gram has the following to say Of Miss
Rose Eytinge, who will appear in the
Opera House in this city on Monday
evening in "Miss Multon":
There are few actresses upon the stage
to-day Of whom so pleasant words can Be
truthfully said as Of Miss Eytinge. En-
dowed with graceful presence and great
beauty, she has brought to the service o.
her art those noble qualities Of mind
which alone secure enduring fame. Her
ideals are always symetrical and ju.
diciouS, and she has the rare gifts Of
intensity and true emotional power. Ii
the merely outward form Of her persona.
tons she presents taste without lashinesi
and sets therein an example which many
Of her contemporaries would do we'll tc
emulate.
The sale Of reserved seats will com.
mence at the Opera House to-day.
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The Express departed for Parkersburg
at her usual hour. The Science will
follow this morning.
The Ragon passed down last night, en-
route for Parkersburg.
The Is. Keeier and Enterprise passed
up at 10 Am. with empty towa.
The Emma Graham passed down in the
morning.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to.
day.
The Exchange has been withdrawn
from the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade, to take the place Of the Telegram in
the Cincinnati and Pomeroy trade during
low water.
The Market Boy, Telegram, Phaeton,
Star OF the West and A6ner 0'Neal are
making Their customary trips.
Last night the marks indicated 4 feet
II inches, and rising slowly,
The Granite State will pass down on
Saturday morning.
10y TeleSraph.l
PITTSBURGH, May 24.-Riyer 4 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
New ORLEANS, May 24.-weathcr
clear and warm. Arrived-ATorgan,
Cincinnati; City Of Augusta, Arkansas
river.
EVANSVILLE, May 2i.-Weather clear:
mercury So to 750; wind north. River
ll.s feet and falling. Up-Barnard and
tow, Silver Thorn, Maggie Smith, Ark
ansas Belle, Dick Johnson. Down
Little Condor and tow, Dean. Grey Ea.
gle. Business dull.
NASHVILLE, May 24.-River falling: 3
feet on shoals. Departed--Hillman and
Celina, Cairo; Cooke, Louisville.
MEMPHIS, May 24.-River fell 8 inches;
20 feet. Clear; mercury 74o. Arrived
Parker, Cincinnati; Baker, New Orleans.
Departed-Robt. Mitchell, New Orleans.
SHREVEPORT, May 24.-Arrivcd-Texas.
No departures. Clear and warm. River
fell I inches.
LITTLE Rock, May q. Clear and pleas.
ant. River risen 10 inches; 90 feet BY
gauge.
ST.. LOUIS, May Standardization
Eagle, Keokuk; Gilmore, Ohio river;
kenney, Kansas City. Departed-Gol.
den Eagle, Keokuk; Davis, Cincinnati.
Weather clear.
CNCtNNAr1, May 94.-River IL feet .
inches, and falling slowly. Weather
clear and cool. Arrived-Courier,
Wheeling.
CAIRO, May 2i.-Departed- ropside,.
81; Louis. River 30 feet 8 inches, and
falling. Weather clear; mercury 66a
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-Riyer falling.
g feet 0 inches in the canal. Departed
Baum, Memphisi Rhoads, 81. Louis. Ar.
rived-Golden City. Weather clear.
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ASHES TO AsHEs.-The body Of the late
Henry Wallace was yesterday taken Ia
Pittsburgh for interment. Services were
held at the family residence, No. 81 3lsI
street, at $3.50 A. NJ, in the presence oil
the mourning family and large number
Of the best business men OF the city and
citizens generally, who desired to pay
the last tribute OF respect to one who
had 80 long lived with honor in their
midst. Tho services were conducted by
the Rev. s. B. Barnilz, pastor Of the Eng,
lish Lutheran Church, who paid an elo.
Iuent tribute 10 the memory Of the dead
The members Of Pamela Lodge No. Il
and Abrams Encampment, I. o. 0. F.
escorted the remains to the c. & P. depot
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AN excursion for Kansas will start
from Wheeling on Tuesday, June 5, at
$40 A. NJ. This excursion goes through
the rich lead mining region Of Southeast
ern Kansas and through the rich and
fertile lands for sale on ten years
credit by the Missouri River, TT. Scott
and Gulf Railroad. For tickets and
maps apply 10 Thos. II. B. Haasc, ticket
agent, b. 4 o. Depot. Fare-Wheeling
to Baxter Springs and return 1877 30.
dow
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ONE Of Tie prettiest audience rooms
we ever looked into is that Of the Presby.
terrain Church, Martins Ferry. Through
the liberality and industry OF friends Of
The Church, means were provided to re-
habllitate the Church, and we congratu.
late the good people on their good taste
and great success. The frcscoing by Mr.
Isaac Prayer, Of Wheeling, is piece Of
consunmate workmanship, and, conjoined
with his liberality eliciIs the heartiest
commentator on all hands. He is o
master Of his art, and the evidence il
found in the Church.-N.Ws.
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WHEELING GYMNAstuM.-The Score,
tary Of State has issued a certificate Of
Incorporation TO the Wheeling Gymna
stun, organized for gymnastic purposes
which corporation will be located in thil
city. The sum of 500 has been sub
scrlbed to the capital stock, and $40 paid
10, with the privilege Of increasing The
capital to $4,000. The capital is divided
into shares Of $50 each, and held as fol.
lows: 7, G. MofEat, J.J. Woods, W. G.
Wilkinson, J, G. Anderson, 7. H. Norton
all OF Wheeling, one share each,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-25

The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds Of the Board Of Education have
insured the public school buildings in
the following companies, at sixty cents on
500 OF valuation Peabody, SIT, 200;
Etna, $1,000; franklin, sis, 400; Ger.
man, $500; foreign companies, $1,000;
total, SS5,4O0,
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TRAsFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit.
ted TO record in the office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made May %, 1877, by Edward
J.. Updegraf, and wifeI to Alexander Up
degraf, for the undivided fifth Of the
west half OF lot No. 2, in Shriver's add.
ton to the city Of Wheeling; $3.50.
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"WEDNESDAY night, at Bellaire, an old
man named Harris, from Morristown,
Ohio, attempted to drown himself in the
river, and was prevented from doing SO
by some men who had observed him. He
was suffering from mental alteration at
The time
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KNIGHTS TEMPIAR.-The Cleveland
Leader prints list OF Communicates
that have promised to attend the trien.
NAL conclave Of Masonic knights TEN.
plar, to be held in the Forest City on the
2Sth day Of August next, and the four
succeeding days, from which we extract
the following: Grand Commandery
West Virginia, and escort, %; Wheeling
Commandery, Wheeling, West Virginia,
so; Cyrene Commandery, Wheeling, w.
Va, 70; steubenville Commanlery, Steu.
benville, O., so. The list embraces 100
Communicates, numbering, with their
escorts, nearly 1000 men,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-25

OPENING OF THE ATLANTIC GARDENS
The Atlantic Gardens, No. 1920 Mar.
ket street, will be open to the public
to-day. The place has been fitted ur
regardless Of expense, and will be 70 und
. pleasant resort during the warm season
The frescoing, which was done by Bishop
is one Of the finest jobs in that line thai
we have seen. Mr.. julie Farra, late o.
the Pittsburgh Central Hotel, will preside
at the bar, and n Pittsburgh orchestra
will enllyen the place with music. Mr.
J. ". Bulger, the proprietor, will serve
a iirst.class lunch every morning, and a
concert will be given every evening dur.
Ing the summer.
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--LATEST arrival! Two hundred new
styles Of Embroidered Linen and French
Percale Suits.
One thousand new patterns Of Wal
Paper; also Silks, Cashmeres, Grenadines
and Fancy Dress Goods, as low as 10 cts
per yard.
Twenty-Five pieces of the best and cheap
est Carpets in the city.
Two thousand pounds Of Superior
Southern Carpet Chain; call soon II you
wish to save money, at
JOHN RoEMERs,
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper EN-
porium,
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Found on TWelfth street.I

You will find and every one that calls
70 see Us has found that Kline & Adler,
at 81 Twelfth street, are selling their
stock Of ready made clothing and furnish
Ing goods at lower prices than any here
in the city. JuStlook at the prices:
Boys Suits reduced to 50 90
Mems a %
Summer Coats so
Farmers Cashmere Pants, 75
Remember We give you reliable quail.
ties at the lowest price. Our motto Is
quick sales and small profit.
KLINE & ADLER,
"a Twelfth street.
One door above the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley.
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debil.
itated. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them, and
how to distinguish the genuine from the
spurious. Book, with full particulars,
mailed free. Address PuLyERMACHER
GAIvANIc Co., 299 Vine Street, Cincin.
natl, o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-25

THE remains of Mr.. ]. W. venan,an,
the teamster who was fatally injured in
Centre Wheeling on Tuesday, will this
afternoon be taken to Mt. Pleasant, about
seven miles up Caldwell's Run, for inter.
ment. Deceased was in the 47lh year OF
his age, ind leaves family,
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DOR SALE
! 1wn.srnRY RBlcR PLANNING MILL

Main building two stories high, with Tin Roof
Size tOGIl Engine Room one story high, Will
Thu l.ooi, slzc 201i9
Ona ErgiHO, i4.IhCh cylinder. 30-Inch stroke.
tlncs each.
One Palmer and Watcher; one Scroll Saw;
OnH Mouldcr; ono lemon Machine;
One Turning lathe; one h1rticlng Machine;
OBe Sgsh Machine; one Blind stilG MOrtltCr;
Two Rip Saws and Tables;
One Cross Cut Saw and Table
Doe Shaping Machine;
-Four Town Lots, COxl20 feet each;
Ono Town Lot, 25xl20 feet,
One Store Room, two stories high; ore Ware
houBa two stories high. All 10 good repair. VIII
30 sold NJ bargain. For further particulars Ad
dees A. L. BRIDGEMAN,
Precedent sardls Manufacturing Co., sArdis. Mon
roo county, Ohio. aI2S'
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ASK your neighbors whether the 81 90
Silks and the 75c Silks sold at Blums' are
not the cheapest goods ever sold in this
city? We offer some more ofthem. Come
and sec them. You will be surprised to
your satisfaction. Remember We never
advocate what we cannot prove TO be
true. !. BLUM & DRo.