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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.


bALIlMoRE, august 10.
CATrLE-During the past week have
been fairly active, but prices somewhat
lower. Very.beSt So 0Oa6 50; first quality
81 75a5 81; medium 50 75ai 90; ordinary
s. 0Oa3 80; most sales at 81 5Oa5 90. Re.
ceipts 9,494 head; shipments 2,O7S head.
Ioos-IIave been in fair demand, and
prices a shade easier. Range at 81 GOA
Z S7H. Receipts S,5i3 head.
sHEEp-Have been steady and demand
fair Range 81 0Oa5 90. Receipts COL
head,
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DR., f. A. FARQunARs MEDIcArED
CRACKERS, for tho relief and euro OF
every form OF dyspepsia, or other func.
tiohal disease Of the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll as all sympathetic affections
arising theretrom. There is no taste or
smell Of medicine about them.-nothing
to indicate to persons using them that
they arc taking medicine. Their princi-
pies are so combined as to affect the sys-
TEN by insensiblc action, which gives a
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and grocers gcner.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DssIrous Of
EngagI1V In aFaEs Growing,
{ Coal Milling OF Market
TO CAPITALISTS


On account Of advanced age am desirous Of
ehGnsiHg my re1ldenoO, and therefore onR for sale
my lArm situated opposite the city Il wheeling, on
AArtins Ferry, and Immediately adI otnl asiho VII
laSo o. KtnRVillO. The property ponSih OF 90
acres Of hlll and tAble land and Is Of rT kofnn,.
In the bill there arc two seams Of coal, OK A. 81
leet thick, three deposits Of limestone, Il 8 i6T
vein o. close texture tand or free atone an IS fot
Vein o. mari, which altogether make a soil Rhd an
underlying bed Of deposits Of rIch and valuable
On the surface, the larger portion OF which liz,
Senuy hopins 70 the cast, and all under direct exc
eosurG to the sun 10 Vineyard Of So acres, mostly
CAtaNha grapes, all IN Csc bearuS condtlon, Alout
seven years old, which has proven Itself able 10 M
handsome per cent 10 the cultiVutoT,
Ihe property 10 being approached above and be-
low By an advancing tide Of persons seoklaR small
aomestoada aud 10 now really the orly uloScupIetl
territory between Bridgeport and Airtln's Ferry,
u 70 valuable a. an Investment for clrital neeklnS
ale purchase, and valuable 70 thosa who want slnF.
Ect Rardening ground GloOs 10 the CITY, II fFonts
beautifully upon the river and com audI view Of
ValiOy. 'SNAs'' Va 'us
The terms Of sale will b cne.thIrd cam, balance
70 Two annual payments, PER cent intsrait on de-
Ierred payments. For further particular Inquire
OIL RICHARD CRAWFORD
W the premises or hy mail At Bridgeport, Ohio.
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AnscoNDING CLorHIERs.-some time
last winter Messrs. A. Harris 4 Co. open
ed clothing store at No. 1865 Main
street, renting store room from Mr.
Patrick Kennedy for one year. Yester'
day persons passing the store noticed a
general goneness about the establishment,
and upon inspection discovered that the
goods had all been removed. Mr.. Ken.
nedy was notified, and started to hunt up
the missing clOthers, they being consider.
ably in arrears to him for rent. lie
found their goods at the Bridgeport depot,
and levied upon them forthwith. The
members Of the firm are not TO be found,
but it is thought that they went to Pitts.
b,urgh. to which place their goods were
shipped.
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HAPPY.TIDGSos Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulyermacher,s Electric
Bella etiectuany cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAoHFR
GALvANtc Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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THERE seems to DO no regularity in the
present style Of ladies' hats. Some Of
oftbem are bent up in front, some behind,
some on the side, and some every which
way. They look as though the milIiners
hammered the hats about with club and
trusted to luck US 10 which way they
would como out. ~ SUI.
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The employees in the B. & 0. machine
shops will hereafter work ten instead OF
nine hours per day. When the reduc.
ton took place the time was increased 10
nine hours, and the present increase oil
time makes the daily compensation Of the
men greater than it was under tho eight.
hour plan before the strike, by ten per
cent.
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| IPLAcB FOR STOPPING IN WAYxEsBuRa.
The Downey House, whose new adver.
ttsement you will find in another column,
is the most desirable place to stop in
Waynesburg. The accommodations, all
around, are Of the best in the country.
Mr.. Myers, the proprietor, You will find
TO be very accommodating, &c. The
lETELLIuEScER is received regularly at
the Hotel, and placed on liIe for the ben
Ill Of guestg.
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yIsITTSo TURNER'S. The Allegheny
and Steubenville societies Of Turner's
Will visit the Wheeling Turner's on Sept.
10Th, which will DO their twenty.iourth
anniversary OF their organization, upon
which occasion quite an en,eresting time
is expected. - =
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WHEN two young people OF assorted
sexes think enough Of each others SO.
ciety. TO sit out on the steps during an
evening shower, rather than lose time 60.
ing into the house, it is great comfort
to the neighbors who can taIk aboutit
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The members of Cyreue Commandery
No. 2, knights Templar, have received
the badges which they will wear at
Cleveland during tho triennial Conclave.
The badges arc Of silk, handsomely
gotten up and we'll printed.
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EDIroRs and reporters are never sus.
pected OF being workingmen, even by
their greatest enemies. This is because
they nave so much leisure timo to be de.
voted TO listening to tho troubles Of book
agents and other interesting people.
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The session Of the Board Of Education
this evening will be Of more than usual
interest The study OF the German Ian.
guage in the public schools will probably
be The cause OF considerable debate.
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ITO DE armed for the fight is half the
battle" and 10 be prepared to meet sick,
ness on its approach often results in a
speedy victory for good health; such il
the evidence OF those who on feeling
symptoms OF an approaching bilious at.
tack resort at once to McLains' Wheeling
Pills, and gain an easy victory over the
disease.
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LIST OF MEMBERS.

Frank Haley, VIM. NJ. Hercules, Da.
vid Spindler, Henry W. Brooks, NJ. A.
Lashley, Nicholas Mede, Thos. Walters,
John c. Roach, VIM. NJ. Cox. Thos. Sni-
der, James Gillespie, N. D. Fox, Charles
A. Deyinney, Charles Klaproth, E. Hess,
John McEntee, Frank Dorr, Michael
Heinger, Charles sehrader, Jacob Fry, J.
Tony, lewis Kuch, Wm. +. Hope, L.
Clalor, Phillip Carney, NJ. Haze, John
HeldeGer, Otto Tyson, q. Tyson, Patrick
Fittsimmons, James Patterson, I'd. Nc.
Cormick, VIM. Reid, Bernard Halpin,
WIN. Jones, James Grogan, Patrick
Flaherty, ]. W. Barton, James Lee, Pat.
rick Cory, VIM. Woodward, Edward
King, Albert Wclls, Thomas V. Sails.
buFy
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GheGttte4i1geucer
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877.


Frank Coen-Builder.
Dissolution.
Tips and Stosies at Cummings.
New Fall Goods-Henry Roemer.
Downey House, Waynesburg, Pa.
Notice.
To Carpenters.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcEs.-Dress Goods
! cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
to be sold to raise money now.
J. W. FERREL.
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SUDDEN DBArn.-Mr. August Eber.
ling, who lives on the farm Of Mr.. Geo.
NicholB, about two miles east Of the city,
was taken suddenly i'll and died on Mon
day morning. Mr., Eberling was respect.
ed by all who knew him.
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Down! Down! Down - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 10 sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and goth streets.
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ABOUT three o'clock yesterday morning
some rascal hcayed stone through the
window OF VIM, Auber's shoe store, on
Chaplinc street, Sixth Ward, breaking
two lights OF glass.
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u. The Greenback dollar must DO q
legal tender for the payment Of all debts
and by the Government issued protected
and received at par with gold. .r
'2, The greenback TO be the legal ten
der money Of the country, and to be issued
by the Government.
"S. The General Government alone Ia
issue money, and this for the benefit Of
all and not to, through, or for the en-
richnent Of National Bankers.
-. All kinds OF property owned by in.
dividuals or corporations 10 be taxed
alike.
rs. Payment Of United States Bonds in
lawful money Of the country.
-. Honesty and economy in the nd.
minisLration Of public affairs.
"The above platform, brief and toIthe
point, having been adopted by the Ma.
tioual Executive Greenback Committee,
tells the object for which we, working.
men, citizens and Taxpayers, associate
ourselves for the purpose Of securing the
greatest good to the greatest number,
bringing capital in sympathy with labor
and carrying our principles as above
proclaimed to the control Of political
and financial affairs in The United States.
'"To this end, for the above purpose,
regardless Of color, previous condition Of
physical or political utilization in the
past, we, citizens Of Wheeling, Ohio coun.
~, State of Vest Virginia, subscribe our
names, for the immediate purpose OF
organizing n GrEcnbdck club.n -.
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TaE La Belle Mill will resume opera.
lions in all lis departments on Monday
week. The boys will be glad to get back
to work again, as the heated term may
be considered over.
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TaR Great Western Band, of Pitts.
burgh, is one OF. the best in the country,
and az the price to hear them next Satur:
day is only % cents, large outpouring
OF our population into NeIhausen's Gar.
den will be witnessed on that day.
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CARPETS! Carpets! Carpetsl It ia a
well settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at Nv. FERRELs,
Corner Main and Goth 81.
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SALE OF BANK sroCK,-,Ip pursuance
Of an order made by the Board Of the
School Fund, and in compliance with the
provisions Of section IS, chapter 1913, Of
the Acts Of 1929, the following bank
stocks were offered for sale by Auditor
Miller, the Secretary Of the Board:
500 shares, Of $50 each, in the First
National Bank Of FairmOnt. r
$50 shares, Of 500 each, in the Ma.
tional Bank Of West Virginia, at Wheel
ing.
$50 aharep, $500 each, in tho Parkers.
burg National Bank.
Sealed proposals were received by the
Auditor until yesterday for said stock,
and will be opened upon the return Of
the members Of the Board Of the School
Fund TO the city. The members Of the
Board are as follows: Gov. Mathews,
Auditor Miller, Treasurer West and
Superintendent Of Schools Pendleton.
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THE Butchers Association will give a
picnic at Memmingers Grove today.
Mayors orchestra will play for them,
Col. Jake Nunge will have charge OF the
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NEuHAUsENs Belvedere opening, which
takes place mex: Saturday, will surely be
the Concert OF the season. II the weather
Is favorable large audience will be in
attendance.
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MANY Of the alleys of Centre Wheeling
are in very filthy condition and have
been the espseot numerous complaints,
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EVERY effect must have a cause; so
BoilS, Pimplss, ETC., IRE the result Of
poor blood. Purify the blood by using
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture and baniah
such cruptiOns as those named. d&W
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BREAK down in prices of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now Ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
NV. FEnRE1.
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JOHN RoEMER Is closing out all Of l,is
Summer Dress Goods, Wall Paper and
Carpets, at almost your own prices for
cash. Call soon il you want TO save
money.
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A WARRANT was yesterday issued for
John Shipman, for failing 10 have his
dog registered at the time Of the assess.
mcnt. The case will be tried at the pc.
lice court this morning.
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THE Grubb-Phillips war is the latest
great event that confronts the nineteenth
century. Charge, Grubby, charged On,
Phil, on!
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THE wife Of Mr.. Thomas Chambers, on
Marketstreet, First Ward, has been lying
dangerously i'll for some time past. She
was very little better yesterday.
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To MorHERs:-should the Baby be sui.
iering with any Of the disorders Of Baby.
hood use Dr.. Bulls Baby. Syrup at once
Tor the trouble. 25 cents per bottle, d&W.
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TINS Luther-Morris single scull match,
which, il was hoped, would be made Tues:
day night, is "ofl'" 1t was matter Of
CourAn.
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A NUMBER Of Wheelingites are enjoy
ing the lake brecses ut Put-in.Bay.
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TnE workingmen OF the Sixth Ward
will hold q meeting on Saturday evening
next for the purpose Of organizing n
Grecnback club. :
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Bottle Hous1 SrARrEp.-Messrs.
John and Joseph Fox have started up
their bottle house on 4th street, and are
turning out considerable work.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed ut Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
sA'M l2M. 3rM. 7PN.
10 80 10 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-16

Now is the time to preserve your
brandy, by putting peaches intoit.
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YESTERDAY being Ascension day, ap-
propriate services were held in the
Catholic churches Of the city.
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PERSONAL PofNrs.-Rey. ]. T. Mcclure,
who came \ passenger on the Ethiopia,
telegraphed yesterday from New York
that he would DO home this Thursday
evening. Samuel Laughlin, Esqs will
sail on the Bolivia on the 25Lh.
Mr.. Charles L. Freese, Of the Sixth
Ward, has returned from an extensive
trip through the west.
Auditor Miller returned to the city on
Tuesday night.
@Mr. L. L. Bill, chief clerk In the An'
dltor's department, will start upon an
Eastern trip tomorrow. ..
Bishop Kahn has gone to Parkersburs
upon n brief visit.
Justice Wm. Phillips, Of Clay district,
10 buslly engaged In extricating his foot.
Gen. B. A. Morton, Of New Haven, Gu
President Of the State Line and New
England Railroad, passed through the
city last evening on his way to Wheeling,
-TttSburgh Dilpdteh.
The report that Mr.. E. X. Hynhman
had BEEN appointed Master, ot Trans
portNtion on the main line Of the D, 4 o.
Road seems to have been without Ounda.
ton.
Hon. D. G., Kennon will DO one Of the
prominent speakers at the Granger pic
mic next Saturday. a..f' q
r W. II. Bradley, a former steamboat
captain, is running a fire insurance
agency at Steubenville, Ohio.
Our jolly friend Q. W, Hassner, Of
Wellsburg, Is in the city. .
Prof, Nick, Zsller, otsteubenville, Is in
town.
Mr.. George Wilson, young man who
was raised in this city, but who now lives
in New York, and who il connected with
a large pork packing house there, WISHED
his friends here on the occasion Of the
death Of bis sister, the late Mrs. Catha-
rine B. Hoge. The many friends Of the
family will be glad TO hear Of his prosper
ity rs business man in that City-a
prosperity that has resulted from the Gu.
pacily, integrity and industry that char
actcrizcd him when boy in our midst,
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WATERMELON rinds are commencing
10 ornament the highways
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THERE ia not much OF u change in the
fall styles Of gentlemen's suits.
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MORE GREENBAx.
The Fourth ward WorIringmen
Organize o GreenbacIE Club.

Lastnight about one hundred working.
men met at the Atlantic engine house, In
the Fourth Ward, 10 organize 4 Green.
back Club. The meeting was called to
order about 8 o'clock by Mr.. Henry W.
Brooks. Mr.. Albert l.. Wells WA chosen
chairman and Mr.. Frank Haley was
called upon to record the proceedings.
Mr.. Wells, who recently organized q
Greenback club among the wofkmen ut
the Riverside Mill, where he Is employed
"a a mailer, explained the object Of the
meeting. lie said similar meetings were
being held all over the country since the
recent railroad strikes, In order 10 effect
Reorganization among the workingmen.
All workingmen should consult together
and determine upon what part they
should take in politics In tie future.
Legislation thus far has resulted in pIac.
ing the wealth Of the country in the
hands oil few, and the issue at present
is not between labor and capital, but be-.
tween the moneyed aristocracy on the one
hand and the people on the other. The
better 10 effect q permanent organization
the Workingmen OF the country were en-.
rolling their names and organizing Green,
back clubs. ,lE.rH q ~ ?
The platform Of tho independent
Greenback party was then read by the
Secretary, after which President Wells
read The platform adopted ut Columbus
last jane by the GreenbRck party OF Ohio.
= After this 4 call was made for those
present TO come forward and afiix their
signatures to the constitution, and some
fifty OF sixty responded.
CONSTITUTION.
The constitution adopted by the club
is as follows:
"The opinions Of the people can only
be effectively expressed through organi-
cations with definite end and means.
"The question OF what financial system
shall be adopted by our people, through
their government, being the most vital
to our future prosperity, is selected MS
tho basis Of union, until It's accomplish.
msnt shall place some other topic al the
head Of those things most dcvoutly 10 be
THE Therefore we combine and organize
ourselves into a Political Party, adopt
ing the name Of Independent, and the dis.
tinctiVe title Of Grcenback Club. Tho
object Of our banding together Ia by both
combined and individual action, to
secure such monetary reform as shall
free MA from Tho financial owls. which
have been the ruin Of the country
and degradation Of labor. We hereby
bind ourselves 10 each other, and 10 the
Declaration Of Principles herewith, for
tho successful prosecution Of the work Of
organization and education, promising to
use our best endeayors 10 secure the sue
cess Of tho Independent Party in the con.
troll OF the affairs Of our town, county,
State and nation"
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Jrsr received, lot Of Childrens Shoes
oil the latest styles, at L. V. BLoND's.
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IF you want to get suited in pair Of
shOes so to L. V. BLosD's.
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GEMS fine shoes of the latest styles
just received at L. v. BLoNDs,
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THE Concordia Singing Society will
hereafter meet at KOcha Hall, South
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THE finest shoes kept In the city at
L. V. BLoHD's,
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The cheapest shoes in the city at
L, v. BLoND's.
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THEevening sky now presents to the
view not less than four planets-Venus,
Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-16

\ SELECT party Of Centre Wheeling
ladies held picnic at Hornbrook's park
Yesterday.
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Coop Black Kid Gloves for So Cts, a,
]. W. FERREL's.
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NLbNEpbh Il AINCal IylnI a. u, 1911
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. ", at the front door
OF the Court House Of ohio county, West virginia,
the following described real estate, that Is 10 say
All that LOT or parcel Of ground described rs fol
numbered one Ia square twenty .ninc In tho plat Of
the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid out By
Charles I. Churchill, trustee ir Emily A. Zane,
aud called Buena Vista addition TO the 0id city,
the 'amc being sixty feet trout on Twelfth street,
aud extending back the same width one hundred
feet, together with all and singular the herelItR-
mcub ard SpPurtcnancS thereto belonging or In
any vice Apnertaining thereto. On the west side
OF sail lot there M alley ten feet in width OK
tendlnE hack the full depth Of the GRid lot, 1--WE
fest Of which alley belongs TO tho saId lot and Il
Is undcrloOd and agreed that the saId alley shall
be kept open pCrpGtually for the accommodation Of
the different premises TO which the same belongs
TKRSs oY eALA-OIc-thlrl or more II the pur-
chaser 10 elect cash In hand; tho balance IN two
equal instalImCntS ut one and two years, the nur-
chaser giving notes hearing Interest, with good per
Sonai security, for the deferred payments.
". J. W. COWDFN,
Special Commissioner
J, c. HERvAT, Aue,lorGor. jJ2S
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TnB bar.keeper who can draw a glass
OF beer with the froth at the bottom will
make fortune.