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JAMES N. L1rscoMB, NJ. S. G.
Summer Meeting Of State Orange.

at n meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the State Grange, Patrons of
Iusbandry, of South Carolina. held at
she Columbia Hotel, May the 10th, the
following preamble and resolutions were
read and unanimously adopted:
In order to carry out the design of the
State Grange at tho last meeting, and to
further promote the interest and object
of the order OF Patrons of Husbantlry in
this State, 5..',5 =. :
Resolped, That the State Grange, Pa
trons OF Husbandry, Of South Carolina,
hold their annual summer meeting for
the present year, 1877, at Anderson c..
H., on the 9Th day of August next.
Re-clgcd, That tho subordinate G raj: - 8
OF tho State be urged to have repr, ,e:,.
tation at this meeting, end that ali Pu.
irons bring for exhibition such articles
as may be of interest. Ill
Resoired, That the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society and tho Ander.
son County, Agricultural Society be re-
quesless 10 fneet with us and to paytici-
pate in all Of the discussions Of Che meet.
ing. e~
ltesoiUed, That the following Patrons
be invited TO either read an essay or opeu
/ she discussion by an address upon the
SUBJECTS named, viz. DIR. st. Julien Ray
Snei, on phosphates and fertilizers; Gen.
Johnson Hagood, on blooded stock; E,
L. Roche, OF Ashley Grange, on the usury
law; Gen, Bratton, on cattle; j. D.
Wyiie, on bee culture; Richard Tozer,
on plantation engines Col. Thomas
Taylnr. on enEn fertilizers; I.aaeii! To.S; To..9S=;;
on tenant system; w. w. Russell, Of
Anderson, on railroad transportation
Julius Mills, on immigration: B. +.
Crayton, on fence law; Major Woodward,
on fish culture.
Resolped, That the Executive Commit
toe OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
Sac1etv hn invilzsd 70 nn-onarata .sisI. sfse
Executive Committee Of the State Grange
in making arrangements in detail foT.ctaIT foT car
rying out the object of this meeting, and
making this large and harmonious
meeting of the agriculturists Of the State.
e. B. SIMS,
Secretary and Member IF Executive
Ccmmitteo State Gr9D~s.
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VRGETINE I
Purifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and Invigorates
the Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
.Aseer&tsves To7eto, S0Evesst
AND DIURETIC.
Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I will most checrfuliy
add my testimony TO the great
you have already received
in favor of your great and good
VEGETISR, for ] do not
think enou.l, can ~ said In its
praise, for 1 was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful
disease, Catarrli, and had such bad
coughing spells that Il would seem
as though 1 never could breathe
any more, and VEGETIEE has
cured me; and | do feel to thank
God all the time that .iicro Is SO
good n medicine as VEG gTINH,
and also think * one OF the best
Tor coughs aud weak.
sinking feelings a. the stomach,
and cdviso every ,Ody to take the
VEGETINE, for ! can assure them
III Is one Of tho best medicines
that ever was.
Mrs. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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To..THE WORKING CLAsS-w are now pre-
pa red to furnish all classes with cosant employ
ment at home, the whole Of the tina or for their
spare moments, business new, ligtS and prohta-
ble Persons Of either sex easily e1fn from &c. to
S. 5Icr evening, aud proportional stn by devoting
tbe., whole time to the business: Boys and zllrs
this notice may send their address I'D test the bus
iness we make this unparalleled OFF: To such ao
are not we'll satisfied will send ose dollar to pay
for the trouble OF writirs. .. Full pS.iculass SAM
pies worth several dollars TO coninence work on,
and o copy. OF Homo and Firestie, one of the
largest and best illustrated Publications, all sent
free by. mail. Reader, II you wtft permanent,
profitable work, address: GRohGES STivsoH Co.,
Portland, Maine. 4o-16
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alternately reading the Bible and calling
loudly fer tho police. while the aertnrbed
spirit OF the place walled and shrieked
aud moaned and howled like the echoes
of despair. Bu: when morning broke the
mystery was partially cleared away by
the discovery that the cat had gone into
the cistern to wash lis feet, and had neg
lected to take n fire escape along by
which to get out B"rlinyfon Hack
euf
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= An Irish gentleman, parting with a
lazy servant woman, was asked, with re-
apeet to her Industry, whether she was
what Is terned nffaid Of work. aOhl
not tsWt alI, . said he, mot at ali she'll
tEe4aently lie Siown and 60 TO sleep By
the very side Of tn 8
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preserve our forests TO utilize and bless
cur posterity, let US, one and all, landlord
and tenant, mechanic, merchant, profes.
sional AID manufactures, vote solidly TO
fence the stock rather than the crops.
Il. II. r.
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in tnc practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for along time was demon.
straior Of anatomy in ne
Medical College Of Gcor.
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities oe ? :-t---::sy!.aa.-=.-
Ho,pnrenfjrr. dndd bnr.
ifyiE< .Gnic.
Ti-ir first apparent cf-
feet is to increase the np-
petite by causing the food
to properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour.
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gans. regular and healthy
cvacuations are produced.
The rapidity with which
fey.onS take on ;Sssh,
while under the influence
OF these pills, oi itself In
dicatcs tlfcir adaptabiiity
to nourish the body, ara
hence their Efficacy In cur.
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug.
gishncSs OF the livc-,
chronic constipation, and
myth 10 the system. Sold
!u-rny Street, New York.
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S LOa SS25 1ssSgt.' ssg s'ssl ssl'ins H'sss oSg By
Chromos, Crayong, and Revhrd, Motto,
Scripture Text, Transparent, Picturd and
Chrome Cards. 100 samples. worth kt!00,
sent postpaid for 75c. ILLUSTRATED CatIh hougo
free. ]. II. BUFORD'S SONS, Biston.
Established 1880. iane 7-fm.
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Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line R. R

ATLANTA, GA, June 10, 1877.
GOING EASC

DO maso by every agent every
rs I'd bmonth in the business We furnish.
gp eJeT but those willing to work can easily
1 earn q dozen dollars n day right q:
peir oTn localities. Have no room to explain
hre; business pleasant ard honorable. Women,
nd boys and girls do well as men, We viii fur.
hsh you complete Outfit free. Tho business paws
bitter than anything else. We will bear expense
sta-'tng you. Particulars free. Write and see.
llrmt , ana mechanics, their sdns and daughters,
pc all glasses IL need of paying work ut home,
ftuld write 70 us and learn ail about th5 TtFs ut
pee. Now is the time. Don't delay. Address
pRUE Co., Augusta, Maine. 49-I6
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CANNOT BE
. * Q H H L II ID .

CHARLEsrowN, Mar. 10, 1860.
Il. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-1'lis Is to certify that
I have used your "lylooj Prcpara-
tion" iii my family for several
years, and think that, for Scrofu-
Ia or Cankcrous Humors or lthcu-
matte affections, IL cannot be cx-
anu as blood purifier or
spring medicine, II Is the best
thing ! have ever used, and ] hayo
used almost everything. / can
chcc-fully recommend II 10 my
ono IN need OF such n medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. a. DINSMORE,
No. 10 Russell street.
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$55 E $77s %ssl y SssR e AEss.s ASS seoats.

s. g day at home. agents wanted. lOt,sst nuN
90 terms free. TRUE & CO., Augusta. T.inc,
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/, scored or bulls, two-thirds of

-
NAIIS-rTsde Is dun ana prices steady
10d TO 60d-.--..S2 95es5 70 al 10 5d..S 81 7Oa3 80
Sd...:.......... 2l@S 80 Spikes (cutl.. 2Os3 30
I'd to Id. 3 45d3 50
LEAD-Fair demand; prices steady. Pig
1A@7z<c; bar per 10 s1z@l0o.
sHOT-Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos.
per bag, 81 %; Buck. per Oa. g S.
SAL1-We quote At 81 20 an car loafs lots
for lake per barrel: Ohio rlver 81 80 per StI
ana loo additional il store.
WOOL-Market very dull. We quote M
washed At 2SG2oc; fleece washed, 30435c; tu0-
washed 4n045c. hurry wno' STaldr per nound
ALCOHOLIC fair trade is reported at 81 l4es
2 20 for IS per above proof
PEA UTS-Are in fair request and have,
declined in price.
Virgins, riw-S "a lOc Tennessee Reds as
Ten see wife 615d9
GUNPOWDER-Fair trade at Sc 25 per keg
for rife. S. 50 per keg for blasting
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Indianapolis Live stock Market
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 20

Reported by J. B. Sedwick & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle. Hogs
and Sheep
CATTLE-There were 10 cattle at the Ex-
change yards on Monday, making 40 for week
ending to-day. The quality was good, there
being but few common cattle offered. The de-
mand from butchers was light, but the ship
pers bought freely and cleaned the yard of
stock. At the close there was nothing left
unSold. The market closed firm at Thurs
days prices. We quote good steers at
81 2594 rs, and really fine at 80; good cows and
heiiers at Sid 50; fair TO medium at So 25@3 70;
common at 81 5033; bulls dull at q 50G3; stock
cattle ar s. 25d4; veal calves 81 SOFAS.
SHEEP-Are.dull, and selling to-day at s. IS
"a 25 for medium and 81 50d Is for prime.
HOGS-Receipts TO day amounted to $50
head, and the market is Gull and weak, prices
ranging from IS 00G5 50.
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Dispatches on Change.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, L. m.
FLoUR-2is925s.
WHEAT-Winter los edalls; spring l0s@l0s
l0d; white los SdalGs Cd; club los lld9lls Sd.
CoRN-New BIS od@24s Cd; old 25s Sd.
PoRK-57s Cd.
LARD-5ls 3d.
BED4tNeRE, Feb. 20, IL m.
wHEAT-Flrm and unchanged.
FLoUR-rirm and unchanged.
CoRS-Steady; mixed western 573S@575sc spot
or February; 57H@5sSc March; A@555sc
April; Sc May.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20, u m.
WHEAT-Nominal: Chicago 81 37@i IS; Mil
waukee 81 s7@i 40; red winter 81 6O@l So; am
Der 81 55@l %.
CoRN-Quiet; mixed at 5996ic.
OArs-Quiet; mixed &c; white 46G56c.
PoRK-Q uiet; sis 20 bid for March; sI5 20 for
April; SIS 80 for May
LAKD-ouiet: $40 ~ bid for February; $40 %
for March $40 40 for April; $40 so Tor May.
GoLD-l05H.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20, 1885 p. m
wHEAr-Unsettled and lower; 81 % March.
CoRs-Dull; car lots Ale February; 4lzsc for
March &c April; 45ssa451zc May.
OArs-Dull; offered at 3ic cash; 34c March ;
sfzc April; 3674c May.
PoRK-IrreguIar and lower; sl4 30 March ;
sl4 5j9li 80 April.
LARD-Lower and weak 50 s21z9e IS March
$40 April.
CUT MEArs-Boxed lower; shoulders CSC;
l. C. re; $. r. SIC; s. c. SIC; {. C. $. c. &c.
GREEN MEArs-Hams SIC. Id lbs average.
Hoes Estimated receipts past IS hours 1000
head. Market almost hfeless.
PORK PACKING IN INDIANAPOLIS.
The number hogs slaughtered at this point
from November TO February Ia packers re-
port amounts to % ,04 head.
STOCKS OF PROVISIONS IN STORE AT INDIAN
APOLIs.
Feb. IL, MI March I, 1876.
Sh Ort ,252.rO lbs. 9,7s9y 3Si fbs.
Sh iulders. az 40 lbs. 3,996,495 lbs.
g. r. hams--... g78, ties. IL ,Sl9 ties.
Lard ...................s 4.4sg tos. l0.U8 tics.
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NeM York Financial Matters.


NEW YORK, Feb. lp.-Money easy At 21Aai per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 800 per cent.
Custom receipts sos, 900.
The assistant treasurer disbursed flS5,0OO.
Elearings Sl60O0,OOJ.
sSterlins-6O days. 48i; sight 1871.
Gold opened at 1879 and advanced to 1855,
fell off 20 lU51z, closing at 1866.
Carrying rates 20 To 81.
Silvei at London sgd; here quotations are
silver bars, I2S4 greenoacks; gold 81 2ss4
Silver coin at a per cent discount.
Cavern nents dulla fraction lower.
Rail Dad bonds quiet, except from some coal
road issues which are lower.
state securities dull.
Stocks Irregular with decline in some OF
the leading shares, notably Western Union
and Lake Shore. At the close coal shares were
firm aud the general list lower in some cas- 5:
Delaware and Hudson canal advanced to 5554
In anJici patton of a favorable annual report
ern advanced TO 651s; Morris and Essex sold at
sJ54 and New Jersey Central Ut rs. To-day
1<gj4 per cent was paid for the use Of Della
ware and Hudson stock. In general list
Western Union was the weak spot and de-
elined 10 " against 651z at opening OF business.
Lake Shore declined 10 50k; the Northwestern
and st Paul shares we're comparatively steady.
A meeting Of the A. ana II. telegraph company
was held In this city, and following directors
were elected for the ensuing year: Oliver
Ames, Elisha Atkins, Benjamin E. Bates J..
w. Jarrett OF Baltimore, Md, in place of AL
bert b. Chandler, +. Gordon Dexter, Lindne
Dillon, q. NJ Dodge, Thomas T. Eckert, Jay
Could, j. X Keene of ran Francisco in place
OF w. III. Gnion, II. Huntington. Oh risto-
pher Meyer, II. ]. Js Sett OF New York in PHO
oil > NJ. Mills, ]. II. Mortimer, o. X. Garrison
OF New York in place of q. j. Osborne, q. q
Sampson, Thomas A. Scott OF Philadelphia in
place Of James ID. Smith, w. j. Syms and
Henry Taber.
Transactions aggregated lS2,000 snares, Oi
which ~ 100 were Western Union, 5000 North
western, 5000 st. Paul preferred, 1900 Lake
Shore. 1900 New Jersey Central, 800 Ohios
5.Ooo Michigan Central, 1900 Lackawanns
800 New Jersey Central and 1900 Delaware
and Hudson canal.
The annual report the Delaware and Hud
son canal company lcoal) will show net profit
of 81 ,O0J: reduction Of the floating obiiga-
lions in January Of over 5000 900, and cash and
goOd cash tSSels on hand in excess Of all ma
turing obligations
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Here Is a decrease of S2.623 tons, compared
with the season of 1876. The market closed
Quiet at $50 to &c for fair to good refining,
with the common grades about nominal la
value. and the better qualities held quite firm
ly.
Refined. being In good demand, was very
Dir a until late In the week, when the trade
fell off and prices declined. A good spring
business is anticipated, as IL is supposed that
the Interior merchants do not hold very large
supplies, owing 10 the Interruptions to trans
portion for several months past. The export
trade has opened In a very promising way,
the total shipments In January having been
1855 $40 pounds, OF which ,O16, $50 pounds went
TO Canada.
Rio coffee has been In only moderate de-
mand, and prices have declined. There has
been nothing stimulating I'm the news from
Brazil, and the market In England has de-
clined. Jobbers have had but a limited trade,
and consequently have purchased compara-
lively few Invoices. The statistical position
has remained substantially the same as last
week, still being in holders favor nomina ly,
though as "a matter of fact the present supplies
here and at the ont ports, while being much
smaller than at this time last year, are ample
for the pre,ent trade. The quotations for In
voices are i7l<c to 15<c. gold.
The following shows tho imPortations OF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
-soNEY AND THE MARKETS.
<slcE ~ TIE INDIASAPOLIs SENTINEL, |
III ny EvE.NING- Eeh- % lH1z.

l<sfcE ~ TIE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
TCTs DAY EVENING, Feb. %, 1871. {
IL reviewing the course Of local financial af-
fairs FOR the week ending this evening, we
have no incidents TO chronicle indicating any
departure frem the policy pursued by the
banks for several weeks past. 1t may be
proper TO remark that the immediate future is
not altogether assuring, and that capitalists
are not sanguine that the presidential compli-
cations will not create circumstances unfayor-
able for the investment Of capital. As yet,
however, financial affairs are moving in the
old groove. Paper, 10 receive recognition.
must be st ictly No l, and the rates Of interest
ere firm at 10 TO Il per cent.
Counter sales of eastern exchange are made
d. lilo premium, and the supply is below the
Demand.
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
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IndtanapoIIs DIZZY Gooas Marhet.

DRY GOUDS-Prices are undergoing no
special change and are firm.
BArrISG-Ordinary, lO9i2szc; middling, l6c;
best tissue, loo.
BROWN DRILLNG-Nashville SIC; Pepperel
&c; stark, &c.
TIoKING-Omego.32 inch. 1870; Ap-oSkeag,A
Z. A., lie; A, I51xc; COnestoga. A Medal, l5c;
Medal, l612c; extra,ss l5c; extra44, l6c Lewis
ton, 50 inch, lie: 81 inch. l5c; 30 inch, 1916;
plaid lSc.
SHIFTING STRIPES-l .mer1can, o-S, 100; S-3,
&c; Whittenden cheviots, Il 9Isc; "A lie; AAA
PIC; Xxx, PIC: Otis cheviots, l2hc; Everett
do. ll1zc; homespun 9%c.
PAPER Cam BRlCs-Conmon colors, &c; high
colors, lie higher.
PRINrs-Very firm; American nc; Washing
ION, Merrimac, Oriental and C0nestOga, 718c;
Richmond & A syan 51zc rresn'an l. -sns-
ard Shifting prints, &c; Albion solid colors,
71Se: Wan sutta. Sc: Mourning prints, 71zc.
y,RPEr CHAIN-White, Gle; colored, nc;
co ,erlet warp. &c.
Brown SHEETIN0s-N ermonJ.o4c; Nashville,
SC: Vaudeville sc ;Idaho,SLc; New Albany61zc;
stark A. &c; Laurel D.S1%c, Laurel Ii. nc; Park
A. 6Lc; Granite B., &c; Bedford R., &c; Pepp
Me-; Pepp o., nc; Pepp R.. &c; Pepp e, &C.
BLEACHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il &c; HOPE
&c: Blackstone. &c: Mascoment. VIC: Hill.
rs DC; "A, lUc; Dwight star, loci Vaughn Xxx
&C: Red Dog, &c; Quaker. &c; Cambrics. LOUIS
dale. l5c: Young Warrior, llHc; JabeE Knight,
IOc: Wamsutta, l3c; New York Mills, l315c.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoskeag A, 2c; Lewiston
| A. Ell.c: stark. 2Sc- Union 22l<- Papne- 1Ar
| Montauk. 22%c; American lSxc; Harmony
| lS1zc
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IMPoRTs OF SPE. TX

IMPORTS OF SIEfI K
Following Is a detailed statement Of the I'M
pOrts OF specie into this port during We week
ended FEBRUARY l.:
Total : ss9 os-
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MDIASAPoLIs CLEARING HOUSE.
EXPORrs OF srEClE.

The following Is a detailed report of specie
exported from the district OF New York for the
week ending Feb. II, 1877:
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Commercial.


The following is the latest mail advices In
regard to the foreign grain markets:
PARIs. Jan. 24.-The weather continues cold.
Excepting in the southern provinces, where
rather more hrmness is apparent, wheat is
easier, with a downward tendency. Spring
corn is maintained in value, and there Is no
change to note in flour. The course of trade
in tO-days market was a. follows: The
weather was cold and dry in the morning, but
became milder towards the evening. In the
afternoon a little rain fell. Oilers OF " heat
were rather important, and holders eYlnced
some desire to sell. But in face or the fall and
poor sale OF -four. millers showed but little dis
position TO engage in operations In spite OF
the reduction of fifty cents offered by holders.
Offers were made principally fiom the imme-
diate suburbs and some of the western dis
tTicts. In the center values are held at too
high a range to sell in this market. Fine
choice wheat was quoted PSF TO 29f 50 (50S Sd to
Sis Adj; ordinary sorts 2Sf Sf 80 lass Sd to 4es
7d) Buyers of old wheat, which ~
scarce and fetches about 2of TO 26f 80 per
look Ass Sd to 46s Id per $50 lbs).
GRoNINGEN, Jan. 2i.-The weather during
the last week has been pretty dry and rather
colder. The cereal fields continue TO present
an excellent appearance. AT our yesterday S
market there was a moderate supply of wheat.
which found buyers at last week : unaltHred
rates white descriptions of light and heavy
weight, principally for expectation to the east
coast OF England. OF barley the show was
limited aud late rates were obtained. All de-
scriptions OF oats sold at about last quotations.
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McWADE AND HIS NEw PIAY.-The
audience which assembled at the Opera
House on Saturday evening to see Mr..
Robert McWade in his new play, "The
Fern" was not so large "a the audiences
which have greeted him here in "trip"
And ii ia just az well for Mr.. McWade's
reputation that the audience was not
larger. Those Of his admirers who ex.
pccted in "Cathal 0'Neip the humor and
pathos which he SO splendidly pictured
in Grip" were m-ch disappointed. Mr..
McWade cannot portray Irish character,
and the sooner he realizes this fact the
better Tor his reputation as comedian.
As "CathNl O'Neil," the hero of "The
Fern" his dialect ia imperfect, and his
acting is tinctured too much with the
melodramatic style and unsteady move.
ments Of drunken "Trip" II, as is al
legged, Mr.. McWade is the author Of ''The
Fern" We would certainly not advise
him TO make second attempt at play.
writing. The plot is good enough, but
the illustrations are decidedly weak and
the language execrable. We hope Mr..
McWade may find something more wor.
thy lis great talents than his present
play. or return TO his old and his success.
tul PRESERVATION Of "Trip Van Wrinkle"
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HAMILTON { McGRANAHAN, whore adj.
vertisement appears in our paper this
morning, are firm Of industrious and
enterprising young men, who give close
attention 70 their business and do good
work on reasonable terms. They are pre-
pared to do ali kinds Of brick laying.
During the past three years they have,
besides general building, done q good deal
Of 'city work which has been very salts.
factory. They will give special attention
@ mbprbanbuildlpgs. Glyethem 4 call.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit
ted to record in the office of the Clerk OF
the County Court, Saturday:
Deed m: lie October "a, 1877, by Peter
W. Bosley, administrator Of John Roth,
deceased..to Walter Buckley, for part OF
lot No. 81 in Churchill's addition No. /;
$3.50.
Deed made Oct. 10, 1877, by VIM. II.
Bailey and wife, Of Darlington, Monroe
county, Ohio, TO J. #. Pipes, Of Wheel.
ing, for lot fronting fifty feet on the east
side OF WetEel street formerly Coal
strecD;Sl0O.
Deed made Oct, 81, 1877, by Albert
Nolte to George Steingraber, for the wcst
half Of lot No. !, in square No. 10, South
Wheeling; $500
Decd made Oct. %, 1877, by JOHN E.
Clator and wife 10 Joseph c. Black, for
the east twenty feet Of lots numbered lG6
and lG7 in Zlne's addition to the city Of
Wheeling; S72j.
Deed made Oct. %, 1877, by John E.
Clator and wife to Catharine B. Green,
Tor part Of lots numbered lGG and 1877
in Zlne's addition to the city Of Wheeling;
S62j.
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