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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Surrender OF JOseph's Band Con-
firmed.

FoRT BENTON, October l0-SincS the
first battle of Miles with Joseph's band
the troops have been holding the hostlles
IN a narrow rsvine and have been pick.
ing them off from rife pits, losing only
four men themselves Joseph raised the
white flag four times, Offering to surrend-
er if be might keep bis guns. Miles
demanded An unconditional surrender,
and on the last day joseph raised the
white,hsg again, advanced in front Of the
lines, handed his gun to Miles and shook
hands with him, and the remainder OF
the command did the same. Forty
wounded Indians were found in the
camp, but the lumber of dead is IN
known, as al were buried. The glory
Of the fight rests with Miles. The en-
trenchments OF the Nez PeTces were in
genrously contracted. Their bravery
was unsurpassed throughout the fight,
and they are credited with numerous acts
OF humanity TO the wounded whites.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Boiler Explosion.

CIYCrSHATI. Ocioter l0.-The Ga
zett.'s Muncie, Ind, specisI ssys that The
boiler J. Z McKertry 4 Co.'l heading
factory exploded this morning, Instantly
killing Smith K. Perdien, engineer, and
Robert Flanor., the fireman, and seri-
ously iujuring james shOckley and bis
son, and Patrick McCsrty. The front
part Of the boiler, eight feet long and five
feet 10 diameter. whs thrown over the
houses into the feld two hundred and
thirty yards away. Seyenty-hys men
have been tHrown out 0! work by the sc-
cldent.
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npposed 10 H.sumptiou.

NAsHvILLE, October l0--At n meet
ng Of the Board oi Trade this morning
r-oiutIons were adopted protesting
salnsi the resumption aot, against con
ractiun and tho demon nitizatiOn of silver,
.ga,, the conversion OF the non-interest
bearing debt into gold interest. bearing
bonds, and favorlng law making grcon-
backs receiysble for customs, ard supple.
neutlrg National bank currency with
United States Treasury noles. A mas
meeting was called for Saturday 10 potl-
/ on Congress for redre's
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INvEsrIGATING THE II. & 0. r. R

Colonel ID. ID. JOHNSON, chairman OF
the special Legislative Committee ap.
pointed last winter 10 investigate :he
freight and passenger charges made by
the authorities OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad in this State, gives notice
to all concerned that the committee
will sit in this city on the 10th inst, for
the purpose of taking testimony upon
the subject. The question to be deter
mined is, whether the company has been
charging the public in excess of the -stes
prescribed ID its charter. Those having
information on the subject should bring
it before the committee or else forever
hereafter hold their peace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
PU-TSEI ~owEsHIP.
Below we give the Democratic ms
ioritv for Pultnev township:
Anonfn

CLEVELAND, October l0.-Lster re-
turns show that the Republicans Of Cuys-
hogs county have elected Curtlss Sena-
tor by a majority of 81. They have also
elected tour out Of the five Representa-
tives and the county treasurer, the latter
by 1875 votes. The Democrats have elect
si the prosecuting attorney and ems
Representative.
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deduction ofprie.. OF Coal.

NEw YORK October 10 -Thg Penn
.yivsnia Coal Company hAs issued =
circular announcing the resumption Of
WORK in their mines ard Offering coal ~
reduc,ion Of about 45 cent, per ton on
their former rates Tbs rAtes until DE.
cember sth will b. NJ follows Lump
per tgn OF 2,24O pounds $50; steamer
s2 80; gra,e t2 50; egg $3.50; stove %;
cuestnut 500; pea t2.S5.
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Hip! Hip! Hurrah for Old PuItney
BELLAIRE, October TO-

Special to the Register.
We have reliable Information here to-
night that the whole Democratic ticket
is elected in this county, Legislators and
all, and the latest returns from Harrison
county gives Knox three hundred and
fifty majority in that county, still lesv-
ing enough majority IN this county to elect
David Wagner to the State Senate by
one hundred and twenty-nine majority.
The Democrats of old Belmont have
achieved aglorious vsctory, and Pultney
he banner township OF the whole
~,n,a Never will the noble and true
hearted sons of toll who aided IN secur
ing this grand victory be forgotten by
the Democracy. j. K. &.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, October lO.-The
following are the returns from all parts
of the county computed from sll the
townships IN the county:
Bishop, for Governor, 577.
Burns, State School Commissioner,
LOO.
Wagner, Senate, 479 in the county,
IA in the district.
Alexander, Legislature, 7SO.
Dsnford, Legislature, 75O.
Darrah, Clerk OF the Court, 393.
Eaton, Prosecuting Attorney, 479.
Coffland, Auditor, 1915.
Eaton, Treasurer, 239.
Wright, Recorder, 80.
Frazier, Commissioner, 500.
Saylor, Infrmsry Director, 500.
Against the Judicial Constitutional
Amendment, heavy majority.
Against the Free Banking Act, a
heavy majority.
The Children's Home is in doubt.
This is the largest majority given in
general for any candidates for many
wears. 1t is q full vote.
The following is the vote cast at the
recent election as far as ascertained:
PEAsR TOWNSHIP.
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TheIndinn Famine.

LONDON, October l0.-n the north
yves. monsoon proves good the Indian
famine will end in four MONTH. The
prospects in the northwest have SO mueh
improved that the scheme OF rsi4S Ssys
and other works for relief has been aosn-
doned. The subscription at the Man
sion House for the suhsrss amounts TO
al. 100 600
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TBE Wayne county AdvOc0te says
us! since thr atop ION of the new Con-
':iIuton the annual taxes for county
purposes in that county, have increased
ION s5,4OO 10 $4,000, and it wants an
extra session of the Legislature TO give
The people something cheaper and better
han the County Court.
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Tweed's Statement.

new YoEK, October l0-Tbs state.
IN, Of " 10. NJ. Tweed, submitted Ashort
llme ago " Attorney General Fsirclild,
ls nsds public ard conuEin' the names Of
twenty-on Senators ths, were paid for
votes OF silence.
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H,>HIS0Tos, October l0-SecretArv
Sherman on duty A. the Treasury De-
DsrtGont " day.
Congressman Ssyler and bi' Ohio
'rlsnds are expected 10 night, WHEN tho
.outc.t Tor Speaker will continue with
rcressed animation.
Representative Walker, N behalf oi
ths Committee on Arrangements Of th"
Virginia State Far, commencing October
3Olh, to-day formally invited the Prei.
dent ~ be present, which he accepted.
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PHILADELPHIA, O.tober l0.-Col.
J-hn W. Forney will announce in the
Press tomorrow the tsis Of that paper
20 Captain W. ". Nevin, MS editor-In-
chief IL IL uDderstood that the new
editor will associate with himself IA La
depsrtment Il II. NeyiD, late publlsbeT
of the Pittsburgh Leader.
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adyanc. ia BnDk Kstes.

LpSpyS. October lO-Tns Tins ssyt
everything points % dearer money. Il
seems hzeIy tLsi even five per cent.
hank rste o. discount will not b sutti
cient % arrest the outflow Of gold. one
hundred thousand pound, worth Of
American eagles sre said " b. ordered
Tor to-day W edDesdAy.l
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Bank Failure.

QUIsCT, ILL- October lO.--Ths Ger
American bank closed Iis doors thIs
morning Tbs proprietors announced
INA! they intended 10 retire from buii-
nss.. and have made an Assignment "
JoLn DIX. They claim that tie ss'cis
are worth double the liAbilities, vhlcn
they will pay in full II ia reported that
the liabilities are 10000.
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a. 40 dividend.

BALTIMORE, October l0.-At the
monthly meeting Of Toe Board Of D.
rectori Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
rosd company dividend Of three per
cent wAs declared on the msin stem
sock. The five per cent dividend de-
clsred in April makes, with tb' diyi.
dend, eight per cen. tor the year 1877.
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YouthfuI PoFEeF.

MONTREAL, October l0.-Charles Ren-
aub. 3 clerk, aged seventeen, has been
arrested for forging the rsms Of Geo.
DennAm, agent OF the Guardian Insur-
auce Company, 70 checks on the Bank OF
Montreal. Tns amount 10 said ~ be
large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11

1t is to be hoped that Mr.. HAYES will
extend his contemplated New Orleans
Zip to the Texas border. From the
character of the most recent news from
ihst vicinity il is evident that it affords
Asplendid field tpr the exercise of his
powers of pg, Il .4tior.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Ph,Iad.Iphia perm n.n,E1hibi,ior

PHILADELPHIA, October lO.-The Per-
msnent Exhibition Company has sP-
pointed q committee N treat with ~
creditors, Who are sad 70 be wiling 70
sceept hlly per cent The debt Of The
COMPANY Y amounts % $4,000, Of which
$4,000 Il due me Ceu,snLia! Board Of
Firsf CO.
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Episcopal General convention

BosToN, October l0.-In the Episco-
pal General Convention to-day, Rev. Dr.
Hanekel, of Virginia, presented report
of the committee on new DlocCses, on
the memorial of the Bishop Of Illinois for
the formation of two new dioceses. The
committee recommended the setting o!
two new dloceses as follows: The first
to be composed OF the territory west oi
the Illinois river and Lsssle county and
south of Whiteside and Lee counties; the
second to comprise that part oil the State
wing south and east OF the Illinois river.
The report Was made the order OF the
day for Thursday.
Rev. DR.. Burrow, OF Southern Ohio,
presented resolution relative TO mission
work, devoted exclusively to the work OF
evangelizlng. Referred.
DR.. White, OF Tennessee, desired the
expression OF the convention IN relation
to the improper iDstrumentalitles used tor
raising money to detrsy the church ex-
penses. He disspproyed OF ice cream
parties, round dances, fairs and ratfies.
The Bishops! will take the matter into
consideration.
A delegation of the Church of Eng
land in Canada entered and was formally
received.
The constitutional amendment relst-
ing to the division oil the dloceses was
taken up and discussed till recess.
The constitutional amendment was
further discussed and finally adopted by
Dioceses, rs follows: Clerical vote, yeas
"A. nsys II. -Four Dioceses divided. Lay
vote, yeas %, nsys IL Two Dioceses
divided. Total individual vote of Cleri-
Gals, l6l; ayes 8S,,nays 70. Total vote OF
Lay deputies, ia; yeas 90, nays 90.
Grand total vote of the whole number,
275; yeas l44, nays l3l.
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HALsrEAD, of the Cincinnati CONNER
ca says that the summing up OF the mat
Ter is. the Workingmen have elected a
Democratic Governor and Democratic
legislature. Right. The Workingmen
Know which party to trust.
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AMONG the papers left BY ANDREW
johnson is sn original letter from Sens-
tor MORTON, requesting that JEFFERSON
DAVIS be sent to Indiana for trial. A
single sentence will show its animus:
There will be no difficulty In getting a
jury that will do justice to the govern
ment and to DAVIS 1t appears from
this that Senator MORTON had the "scur
apple tree" already prepared. Mr.
JoHNsoN's reply was very guarded, and
raised question of jurisdiction of the In
diana courts to try the Confederate Pres
ident
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11

Tax Republicans OF Iowa distinctly
..,odisted HAYES in their platform. SO
gspublicsn victory in that State is sn
administration defeat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11

THE Republicans depended upon the
good crops to pull them through, in Ohio,
but the crops were too good to permit
themselves to be prostituted to such base
purposes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11

RUss1A's grain harvest is poor in quail
ity and deficient in quantity; the French
grain crop is under the usual amount,
and already French grain buyers are in
this country. Our railroads will inevita-
bly, do handsome business this fall, in
bringing to the sssboard cities the prod
acts Of the generous fields Of the great
West.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11

WHEN WEST made his communistic
speech at the opening of the canvass, he
greatly under.rsted the intelligence and
honesty Of the workingmen OF Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Rumored Appointment Of General
HsrIsa 10 the supreme BeBeb.

LOUISVILLE, October l0.-The an
aouucement that Ganersl Harlan mad
been sppointsd 70 the Supreme bench,
creates a lively feeling OF ,stisfsction
here among men VI both parties
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TRrcK-ASD-DICKER STANLEY MATH-
~, has got his waiking-papers. OHIO
,,.n,. an honest statesman in her seat in
the L ni.ed States Senate.
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OUR old friend DICK NEvINs, OF Col
unou:, telsgraphs: VERY busy bury
rp the Republican party. A corner in
csH5us but no mournerS. sahl'
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aysdent Republican paper wants to
,,ov what it will profit that party to
i, the aSohd South" If they lose the
limited NOrth'
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HIVES should now make trip
,,,oucb Pennsylvsnis. His Ohio trip
sB the country some service.
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c -afrsip of the Ohio Radical to-
:. aUurse the workingmen."
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rvrsrr.rIvE on joint ballot In the
NJ, legislature, will do very well.
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u,,cu sbsll it be, PENDLEToN or
gslSaa
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HAVING ceased the business Of "msk-
ing treason odious." they have turned
their attention to making Fraud stink.
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,,o wants no forced resumption
,,,oug forced contraction.
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VOL. 10.
agheeline Aseaister,
r-,J closed yes'srdGy at io2!'

.,b,r to-a,y tciu be partly cloudy
i"" ,s,,>,t ,o,nds, rising temperature,
,.{ local rams
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Grow the Glad Tidings to
the P. M. of B.
ST. CLAIBsvILLE, October 10.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
Belmont county gives Bishop FIVE hum
dred and seventy-seven majority and
elects the whole Democratic county and
Senatorial tickets Wsgener's majority
tor Senator is one hundred and twenty
nine in the district. Garry the news to
ths 2. NJ. OF B. Another Todd Y, please.
&.
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ou,o wants no more Fraudulent Presi-
dents.
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, rropounces for shining silver
dollars.
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nj !. no longer triumphant.
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,,o .., down upon the Fraud.
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\, Rsturniug- Boards in Ohio
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;nstruc,s Congress in lis duties.
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go Workingmen did 1t,
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Bishops Majority Cannot
Fall Below $4,000,
And May Reach Thirty
Thousand.
Democratic Majority Of
Forty-One in the
Legislature
MONROE COUNTY.

MONROE COUNTY.
SARDIs, October 10.
Special to the Register.
The following Is the vote of Lee town
ship, Monroe county, for Governo
Bishop, 80 majority. Very light voc.
q.
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PEAsR TOWNSHIP
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-23

JAMES A. HQYT, Editor.


ri NuE DAILY REGIsrEr con tains the la.cs5
i pews of Tho day, all commercial,
political and other matter sent by teIc-
graph, full looli reports, editorials upon
al GNrrcnt topics, and Grange and Agri-
cultural Departments.
TIE TRf- WEEKLY REG1sTEn is issued
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
morn ing and contains all tho, Hews of tw,o
days III one ISSUE.
Tie WEEKLY RE(lsTER is an eight page
paper containing iorty-e'Sht colnmn,s,
cm brqoing the cream of the. news of each
week.
TrE REGIsrEN is now the ,crgan of the
State Grange, and all matters of interest
10 tho Patrons of 1Iusbandry will be
heatcd in thqir appropriate Department.
The Agricultural and Grange articles will
appear in each Of onr Publications Daily,
Tri-Wookly and .WccHly.
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TIE FEAST O. FAIR WOMEN.

For the last fortnight tho neodistes
of Paris and London haze been
fashioninG tho 'dainticst costumes
which have excited comment on
Ascot Heath. Thursday of Ascot
week is, as the world knows, or
should know, Ladies Day, and in a
finer sense than the Oaks day at
Epson which this year was spoiled
by The rain. At Ascot thc fair scx
shonc in all it's glory, natural and
artificial, and, regarding tho collec-
live fcmininity with solcmnseyc, tho
philosophic confessed thaeYsWorth
makes the woman, and the want of
him the dowdy.'
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Hurrah for Hampton! !!
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
AZ THE
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, aNd
Millinery Bazaar,

.HFa beautiful cad full line Of latest
~ novelties in Spring and Summer
Millinery and FnncT Goods, consisting in
part Of ladies', NJ iSses' and Childrcns
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nets, &c.
a large lot of Ladies' Collarcttcs, Ficlus
and other fancy Articles. Inspection of
the Ladies' and public generally solicited
We will endcavor tc please the most fas-
tidious. All we ask is that You call, and
sec for yourselves, and give us a trial
New Spring Prints Centennial Stripes,
Dress Goods, White Goods, Dress Tmprov-
CTS. Corsets ssHnsicry, Gloves, Notions,
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, &c.
Agent for Rutterick's reliable paper
patterns Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's
new patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.,
Just filed mp with fro Il Groceries, Con-
feoliOnGries and everything usuDlly found
in fist class house of the kind.
a lot of Furniture, Laths, Shin glcs, &C.
Lumber low for Cash.
j. O. BOAG.
You can fnl all ,%op want by calling
on '
april II D. q. Bo@S.
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r. EI4HD ER.
feb 20
Photographs photographs !

CREAT reduction in rrices nt the new
" Photograph Gallery in rcarof Morris
Hotel I ,now ready for business in my
now and lcndidly arranged Gallery and
at the following reduced rates:
Cabinets per dozen, $500.
Z" /" half dozen, $50.
Cards I" dozen 800
" half dozen, 200.
Fcrrotypes, 8 for j CO.
Single one 81 cts.
Children, inrdri0by so.
may a. a. MORRIS.
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a Pen Picture OF tho Nrutll--Royaltv
and CCmlnOncrSA BcVS OF Beauties.
Worth Makes tho Woman How to
Take tho World ut AScCr.
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which will .nc sold low for

L k2op constantly on hand a full
supply Of
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TIE ROYAL STAND.

Tn the royal enclosures the creme
re it creme congrcSatcd. No Eng
lishman is admitted to its charmed
prccincts without the approval of
the Master Of tho Buckholmds ;
foreigners who secure tickets
through tho embassies pay On ad~
mission fco Of IS for tho luxury Of
an approach to royalty, so that high
priced sclcctncss may be set down
rs descriptive Of the humanity that
thcrcfrom witnesses the running
and rubs shoulders with tho llingly
bloodcd.
Tho Prince and Princess of Wales
drove up in an open carriage, with
scarlet outridcrs, which was pro-
cedcd by Lord Hardwicke and his
attendants in tho green velvet cos
tune Of the Master Of the Buck
hounds. Their coming was signal"
lied by tho usual hearty cheering.
The Prince was cladii in gray, which
is tho fashionable racing color for
gentlemen.
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y. CLENR.NING,
Boot and Shoe lianufacturcr,
WINNSBIqRo, S. 6.

D1 IIlE undersigned re-
S, spGctfully announces to Tho
9assar as'sHS citizens of Fairfield that he
&sSMs has removed his Boot and
Shoe Mandatory to one door below Mr..
G. .Mullor's. I nm prepared to manufacture
Ill styles of work in n substantial Gpd
orkinanlikc manner, out of the very best
materials, and at prices fully as low as tho
same goods can be manufacturcd for at tho
North or elsewhere I lcep constantly on
hand a good Stock Of sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &c, which will be
sold ut reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash.
@.Ss Dried Hides bought.
oct 10 j. CLENDlNlNG.
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Continued on fourth page
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PLANTATION and FAMILY

[ have on hand several brands ol
first class
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TERJI4 IXERS

which I an prepared to sell for
Cash or on time with we'll approved
securities on Il money basis, or with
a cotton option if parties desire.
All parties in want of Fertilizers
will do well to call OH nc before
purchasing.