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The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13

Twenty-Five business houses aud dwellings
were burned at Pomeroy, Ohio, last night.
Loss 100000.
Abiel e. Fifield, formerly water register of
Cambridge, Mass, who stole $4,000, has been
arrested in Brooklyn.
regiment during the war, was killed yesterday
by a runaway team.
The loss by the bnrning of the Hamilton
mill at Patterson, N. j., will amount to $75, 900.
Two hundred were thrown ont of employment.
The potters' strike is over.
Henderson Hotel at Rosemont, Ont, was
burned Wednesdaysnight. Frank A. Hare, a
bailiff. and traveller named Hare were
burned 10 death.
A doubtful rumor comes from New Orleans
mated To Nichols that the election of Packard
to the United States Senate will settle all diff
culties
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
esINOR TELEGRAMs.

The stock market in Montreal is steady.
Lawyer Peckham says there will be nothing
interesting about Tweed for another week.
Ex.Secretary Robson will spend the season
at Bears Head.
The Welland canal will be open for naviga-
ton April II.
Frank Robinson of Lawrence beat Harry A.
Howard at Greco-Roman wrestling yesterday.
Ben Wade has written letter abusing the
President.
Mrs. William Morrison, residing at Hol-
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THE DOMINION.
The SEMI COufrOversv Decided,


OTTAWA, April 1.-THE government received
for the Colonies, relative to the Nova Scotia
great seal. The law officers of the Crown, to
whom the matter was submitted, decided that
the Queens warrant was merely directory, and
Noncompliance does not render the old seal
illegal or the documents on which it was used
invalid.
Rights of Insurance Companies.
MONTREAL, April 12.-Judge florence to-day
decided that the Dominion government, having
exclusive jurisdiction over insurance companies,
local parliaments are thereby debarred, in ac-
cordance with the same principle recognized in
the United States, from seeking to regulate
privileges granted solely by the Dominion Par
lament to insurance companies
Severe Storm.
HALIFAX, N. S., April ia telegram from
st. Pierre reports that there was great storm
there to-day. The French barque Hortenza
and the brig Atlas stranded and became a total
loss.
Nova Scotia Legislature.
The local Legislature was prorogued this
afternoon. The Lieutenant Governor, in ad-
dressing the House, referred to a resolution
which was adopted to Invite a conference with
the representatives of New Brunswick and
Prince Edwards Island on the subject of legis-
latve union of the marit me provinces, with a
view to its ultimate consideration by the people
of the several provinces. His Honor gave his
sanction to several bills passed; referred to acts
aiding the completion of the railway system of
the province, with feeling Of confidence that
the prosperity of the country is largely involved
in the development by railways of the means
of communication between its different sections
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NEW YORK.


UCW0It
New YORK, April 1.-THE inquest in the
Jewett tragedy was finished this afternoon and
the jury returned the following verdict:
We find that Geo, w. Jewett CAME to his
death by the explosion of a hand granada at
No. 1872 Front street, on Thursday, April 5,
1877, brought to the office by Orville d. Jewett,
and that said Orville d. Jewett came to his
death by pistol shot wounds caused by firing
off a pistol by said Orville D. Jewett, at 1872
Front street, on Thursday, April 5, 1877.
Robbery as Business. EW
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, and seven other
members of their family, were chloroformed
Tuesday night at Hoboken, and their house
cleaned out by robbers Mrs. Schneider is
reported as dying to-day.
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Ex Lees Confession,

New YORK, April 12.-The Herald prints
a sworn affidavit of E. Gilman of Utah, which
states that he went TO act as guard of Lee
in Jail, at the request of Attorney Howard, for
the sole purpose of inducing Lee to discharge
self entirely in the hands of Howord, under
the promise that Howard would procure his
pardon and release. Lee accepted this PROPOSE
ton. His wife Rachel wrote his confession
which has been published.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13

A telegram from Cettigne says the Prince of
Montenegro will reject any proposal for pro-
loDgation of the aTmistice.
An anti-dynastic agitation has arisen in the
district of Semedria, in Servia, and several
arrests have been made.
Mr.. Walter, editor of the London Times was
attacked in Rome recently, by three men with
stilettos, and robbed, but not injured.
A whole band of Internationalists, W ho have
been operating in district of Selma, in Italy,
have been captured
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13

Standard medicine for curing Brght's Disease,
Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, is
HUNTS REMEDY. Female weakness, Pain in the
Back and Loins, Gravel, Diabetes, ntemperance
and Prostration ofthe Nervous System, are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY. HUNTS REMEDY imparts
tone and yigor to the constitution,
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH improves the Eyes.
apo eodSw1w
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Chicago Cattle Market

CHICAGO, April 12.-Cattle - receipts 60p head
shipments 1000 head; the market is dull, tending
downward but prices nominally unchanged; feeders
4 90 q 30; fair to good steers at 4 IS a 81.
Hogs-receipts $4,000 head shipments SOC head
the market is firm; light shipping at 800 80;
packing at Is q 5O;good to choice heavy shipping
at 80 q 30, closing firm.
Sheep-receipts Of 1900 head; the market is firm
and unchanged.
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The San Francisco Water War 49, The
Chico Assassins.

SAN FRANCISCO, April II. Despite the
Injunction issued from the 18th District Court,
the Mvyor again to-day had connection made
with Spring Valley Company's mines, and
ordered the police to prevent any one from
turning off the water hereafter. The company
threaten his arrest, but nevertheless have ex-
pressed its willingness to enter into an agreed
case to be submitted to the Supreme Court at
the present term.
Judge Sawyer in the Circuit Court to-day
rendered decision in favor of defendent of the
case of the Uuited States against, ex-Treaserer
Cheeseman.
A secret circular has been issued by the
Executive Council of the Order of Caucasians,
calling upon thu members Individually to
subscribe to a fund to secure counsel to look
after aud defend the interest of the order.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
THE BOwDOIN PARRICIDE.
Cox Convicted of Mauslaug liter.

BATH, April I'm the Cox murder case the
forenoon was spent by j. w. Spaulding for de-
fence. and L. A. Emery, Attorney General for
the State, in able arguments to the jury. The
judge charged the jury this afternoon, when the
jury retired, and in forty-fve minutes returned
a verdict of manslaughter. Cox will probably
be sentenced tomorrow.
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FINANCIAL ANA, cow IN ERCEAL.

Portland Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, April 12.-The markets continue We :.
strong to-day Sugars are higher and granulated is
quoted at 1Isc and extra G. at 105c Flour is very
firm and in good demand at the advanced prices
quoted yesterday. Wheat advanced to-day in the
West few cents. Corn quoted at 63 to 64c for car
lots and 66 to &c for bag lots Meal &c. Oats so to
55c. Pork and lard are firm and unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
DIED..

In this city, April 18th, Georgeta WashD gon aged
8 years months. daughter of Mr.. George l. and
Mrs Anna Washington.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from residence No 70 Washington street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
In Bath, April 10, Mr.. Benjamin Riggs aged 4S
In North Bethel. March 81 Mrs. Julia A. wife of
Joshua Swan, aged 81 years 10 months.
In Denmark, March "a, Mrs. Fanny Smith, aged
rs years.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13

uplands at 115c.
SAVANNAH, April 12.-Cotton is quiet and steady;
Middling uplands at II 8 l6c.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Cotton steady Middling up
ands at 11sc.
MOBILE, April 12.-Cotton is quiet; Middling up
lands 10lc.
NEW ORLEANS. April l2.- Cotton is quiet Mid
ding uplands at 111c.
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 11c
NORFOLK, April 12.-Cotton is quiet Middng
uplands at l0s
GALVESTON, April 12.-Cotton is dull: Midd,inp
uplands at 1osc.
AUGUSTA, April 12-Cotton is quiet and steady;
Middling upands at 1Osc.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
MARRIED.

In this city, April 9Th, by Rev. c. Wright, Mr. Ed
Portland.
In East Vassaiboro, April Z. Willis Wentworth and
Mary Radciitf. both of Vassaboro.
In Anson, March 80, j Fred Brown of Mercer and
Ellen A. Ward of Arson.
In Skowhegan, April 1, saml Whittemore and Miss
Eola NJ. LOOMS.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April 10, Il A. M))
For New England,
cooler and clearer fair weather With southerly
to easterly winds and rising followed by fall
ing barometer.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13

RLoNDoN, April Fin the House of Com
Chancellor of the Exchequer, presented the
Budget. He said there was an actual surplus
last year of G443,OO0. The estimates for the
current year were-expendtures, G7S, 794, 900;
revenue, e79,020,0O0. No additions to- OF re-
mission of, taxation is proposed,
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13

NEW YORK, April 12-Evening .-Money loaned at
per cent. to per cent call, closing at a 81
per cent. Sterling unchanged from yesterday at 1851
q 1881.
Gold opened at 1O6 declined to 1853, rose to 1861
anq closed o6 Inc carrying sae aoo Were
customs receipts to day were $3l6,OO0. The Treas
ury disbursements were $37 800 for interest and $685.
900 for bonds. Governments very strong with fair
business. State bonds dull and steady
Events of the day on the Stock Exchange although
less exciting than yesterday, were important The
opening prices seemed to indicate continuation of
the general depression of yesterday An auction sale
of considerable amounts of North Western common
and Rock Island and other securities was announc-
ed for noon, which tended to unsette values. North
Western and Rock Island took another surge down.
ward and a weak spot was developed in St Paul
shares, all Of which caused ragged market, and
there were not wanting evidence of tending toward
panic. This, however, averted first by the
nouncement that the stocks advertised for sale were
withdrawn, and second by heavy purchases of stocks
generally by some of the leading bears who saw a
crisis pending The market closed firmer at close.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
The Centennial Surplus.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Centennial
Board of Finance today resolved not to make
application to the government for the restitu-
ton of the ST. 100000, but directed its officers
to communicate with the treasury officials and
make payments at the earliest period practi-
cable
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Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, April 12.-The Printing cloths
market in better feeling to-day and prices were firm
er without quotable change
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Fortress Monroe 18th, brig B Cleaves,
Cummings, Matanzas for Baltimore.
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, barque FOri M Hubert, Han
dy, Havana; sch M Colder, McGalhlin, do.
Ar at Havre 10th inst, ship Peru, Larrabee, Point
Lobos.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, ship Louis Walsh, Dyer. New
Orleans.
Sid, barQue Clara. for Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 9Th, barque Norton Slower, Sher-
man, Barbados.
Sid It'll, sehs Addie Ryerson, Cousins, st John, NIB;
r Talbot. Crocker, North OF Hatteras; Virginia,
Bangs, Sagua and do.
Ar at Cienfuegos Slst. sch H Seavey, Port Spain
Fred jackson, Petteng and Seth NJ Todd, Nor
wood. do.
Ar at Sagua 4th, sch Hattie Giles for Havana.
Ar at Havana 9th inst, brig Lie Houghton, Rose,
Swansea.
Sid 9Th, brig Peri. for Baltimore.
In port, brig Charles Dennis, Dodge for North of
Hatteras
Ar at Matanzas I'd, brig Benny Doom, Cole, New
port, E schs Keystone, from Baltimore; Eben Fish
er. Reynolds, do; Clifford, Bragdon, Philadelphia
Sid 4th, barque Rachel, Norton, New York; sch
Abbie Adams, North of Hatteras.
April 10, off Hatteras, barque Lizzie Merry.
Sch Iona, Coombs, from Rockport for jacksonville,
has been lost at sea and crew landed at New York,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS,
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, April II.
ARRIVED.

TmuTBdHy, ApfIT II
ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to b Coye.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig W CochIane, (Br) Boyd, Windsor, Ms, for
New York.
Sch Ida May, Lamson, Newburyport for Jonesport.
Sen Martha Maria. Albee, Swans Island tor Harps-
well, with loss of jib.
Sch Gen Grant, Nelson, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York
Henry Fox.
Barque Henrietta, (Br) Adams, Cork, Tor orders
John Main.
Sch Grace Gushing, Mosher, Philadelphia j I
Libby & Co.
Sch Casco Lodge. Pierce. New York-Berln Mills
Sch Lucknow, (Br) McNeily, Harborville, N s.
master.
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European MARKETS..
FRANKFORT, April 12.-American securities
New SIS, 1893.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
MENEssRAEss A.

Ship ltaska. Cotton, from Lobos for Valencia, put
into Gibraltar about March 30, leaking badly and
with seven feet water in her hold Thecargois badly
damaged and will be discharged
Ship Frank Flint, from Greenock for Bombay, with
Goals. put into Falmouth, E, Mch Both, leakv.
Ship Castine, Arey, from Sourabaya for Falmouth
put into st Thomas 9th inst. leaky.
Sch Isabel Jewett, with cargo of coal. before re.
ported sunk in the Penobscot river while in tow Tor
Bangor. lies off the the mouth of Marsh river with
deck under water at low tide She is about 20
old and was built at Winterport by Capt w Reed,
who died on the day she sunk.
The U S survey schr Ernest which has been on the
railway at Belfast, during the past winter, was
launched last week. having undergone extensive re.
pairs.
Sch Loretto Fish, (of St George Balano FIN Sagua
for Boston, pat into Vineyard Haven 9th inst with
loss of foretopmast oresa outer jb and otder sails
split, in gale.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-13
New York Stock and Money Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
" True & Co.
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SPOKEN,

Jan 9, lat N, Ion 1ls w, ship Hudson, from San
Francisco for Queenstown.
March lat OF, lon SO 80, brig Josie Hazeltine,
Berry, from Cardiff for Havana.
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Grand Lodge Of Good Templars.

GARDINER, April 12.-The Grand Lodge of
Good Templars of Maine closes its meetings
this evening, after harmonious session of two
days. The reports show the order to be in a
fourishing condition financially. and number
ing over 10000 members. The following officers
were elected:
Chief Templar-Ex-Gov. Sidney Perham.
Councillor-A ndrew j. Chase.
Vice Templar-Mrs. f. f. Rich.
Secretary-George E. Bracket.
Treasurer-George q. Payson.
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Thief CAUGHT.

BIDDEFoRD, April 12.-Deputy Marshal Ken
nison captured Edward Long, young Lewis
ton burglar, at Kennebunk Depot this AFTER
noon. He stole 5000 worth of jewelry in
Lewiston.
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UPPER FLATS ITEMS.

Editor Register
Revivals of religion are becoming
very numerous in this part of the
"moral heritage" Rev. William
Weekly, of New Haven, is holding q
series of meetings at the Union
Church. He is an able preacher for
his age, and quite a revivalist. May
success attend all his efforts to do
good. Rev. E. Kendall is holding a
protracted meeting at the NJ. E.
Church in the Upper Flats. We
learn also that Rev, Owens, n Bap.
list minister, has a meeting in pro-
gress at Fairvicw; but it ismore than
likely that "Lackpenny" has already
penned this item for your paper, as
he has obligated himself to furnish
items every week, He expatiates
somewhat at length on the weather,
doesn't he7 He will. have a grand
scene to depict as soon as the first
big snow falls; for then his philosoph-
ical mind will certainly take an ex-
tensivc ramble over this billy region
of country.
All the schools in this District, OK
ccpt two or SO, as we have learned,
commenced on last Monday, the 9Th
inst. Our school is taught by J. W,
Fisher, Esq. He taught for us last
year and rendered general satisfac.
tion. So you see that we don't be-
lievc in changing teachers every year,
Mr. Fisher had no trouble in reorgan-
izing his school, and putting it into
good running order on the first day;
whereas, if he had not been familiar
with his pupils and knew theirqual-
ifcations, it would have taken him
two weeks nj least 70 make Ialr
beginning.
One of our Grahamite pedagogues,
]. B. Yeager, is teaching at Fairview
in Cooper District. He says that he
thinks he has the best looking school
in the county.
Cain and George Roush, two of our
famous coopers, have filed all their
contracts for making potatoes bar
rels this fall,
Farmers are husking and cribbing
their corn. Crops are light; but as
the hay crop was good, we expect TO
have enough feed for our stock, un-
less we have an unusually long and
severe winter. B. JANToN.
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GARD.
PoMgRoY, Ohio, Oct, 3, 1877

PoMIRoY, Ohio, Oct, 3, 1877.
In consequences of falling health,
(by the advice Of a physician l am
forced for the present to close my
tailoring business, and will remove
my family to Ravenswood, West vir.
ginia, about the middle of this month.
Thanking the citizens Of Meigs and
adjoining counties for their very lib
eral support for the past 80 years,
would recommend my successors, E,
L. Wolfe & Co, as every way compe-
tent and willing to give their closest
attention TO the wants Of the trade.
They cannot be excelled in judg-
ment of goods, and illgive satisfac-
tion in fit, style and workmanship.
viii guarantee that they will give
prompt attention to all orders en-
trusted to them, and would recon-
mend my customers to them for
square dealing. Expect to continue
an interest with, advise and assist,
from time to time.
N. NJ. McGLoTHLIS.
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HARTFORD CITY ITEMS.


Mr. c. T. Shank is fitting up the
house in which Mr.. cupp expects to
carry on his saddle and harness bus
mess. This win be the first thing
of the kind we have ever had in
Hartford. We hope Mr.. cupp will
make 1t a success.
Mrs. Law, an old lady living in
this vicinity, died on Friday last,
aged 81 years. She was the mother
of II children, 25 grandchildren, "a
great-grand.children and two great
greatgrand.childrcn. She has been
a member of the M, E. Church some
25 years, and maintained her christ
ian integrity until the end Of her
life and died in full faith Of an i'm
mortality beyond the grave. She
was buried on Sabbath. The Rev.
Mr.. Crossfeld preached her funeral.
The Alice Brown left here on
Thursday for Pittsburgh, intending
to leave that port with a tow of coal
for New Orleans. She is a number
one boat.
A monster by the name of Webb,
struck Q step-sop on the head with a
pick helve, in Valley City, last week
and came very killing him. He
was arrested and is now living on
Jail fare in your town. Keep him
safe, will your
The demand for coal is such, since
the rise, that the banks find it al
most impossible to supply il.
The Rev. Mr.. Hill preached two
sermons in the U. B. Church; one
on Saturday evening and the other
on Sunday morning. Ibid not have
the pleasure Of hearing them, but
the report is, they we're very good.
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NEW HAVEN ITEMS.

1t is our painful duty to record the
death Of a child two and a half years,
belonging to Mr.. Allen ]. Roush,
caused by congestion and perhaps
inflammation of the brain, Also the
death of an infant two weeks old,
the child of Rev. William Weekly
And lastly the death of Mrs. Law,
who had been living with Mr.. Levi
Lewis. She is said to DO the Oldest
inhabitant of Mason county at her
death, being according TO report 109
years old.
Henry, Richard, jackson and Joseph
Roush have started South, with q
boat load Of potatoes
Mr.. Philip Jones made very mar
row escape from the bursting of a
coal oil lamp in his hardware store.
The fame spread rapidly over the
room, but fortunately, through the
assistance of others, tho inaama-
bic material was soon put out.
Jonas Roush shipped 1000 barrels
Of potatoes on steamer Andes, last
Wednesday.
Union Salt Furnace has stopped
running, but according TO report,
will soon start again.
MIL C'rnwlv ~ poing 10 start n
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The Presbyterian (Greenbri e r
Mite Society will meet at the resi-
dence of John E. Timms, Esq, or
'Thufsday night Of thisiweek, Instead
of Friday, as announced to the Sab
bath School. Let there be a full
turn out. Mr.. and Mrs. Timms will
give you a hearty Old Virginia vel
come.
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A WDow's RIeHTs,-If any Of our
Mason county husbands wish to bind
their widows not to marry after their
death, we ask them to read the fol-
lowing;
an at old case in Pennsylvania
Commonwealth vs.. Stautfer, 10 Pa.
st. Repp. 1857, Mr.. Justice Lewis
thus discourses of a. condition in a
will in restraint of marriage: 1.-THE
principle Of reproduction stands next
in Importance to its elder born cor
relative self preservation, and is
equally a fundamental law Of exist
ence. 1t is the blessing which tenn
pered with mercy the justice Of ex-
pulsion from Paradise. 1t was i'm
pressed upon the human creation by
a beneicient Providence, tomultiply
the image of himself, and thus to
promote his own glory and the hap
piness of his creatures. Not man
alone, but the whole animal and
vegetable kingdom are under the
necessity to obey its man
dates. From the lord Of the forest to
the monster of the deep, from the
subtlety of the serpent to the inno-
cence of the dove, from the celastic
embrace Of the mountain kalmia to
the descending qualifications of the
lily of the plain, all nature bows
snbmissively to this primeval law
Even the flowers which perfume the
air with their fragrance, and decorate
the forests and fields with their hues
arc but curtains to the nuptial bed.
The principles of morality, the poll
cy of the nation, the doctrine of the
common law, the law Of nature and
the law of God, unite in condemning
as void the condition attempted to be
imposed upon his widow"
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Deputy Sheriff Fry brought down
from West Columbia, Monday, VIM.
Stewart, colored, charged with steal.
ing clothing out Of Col. John Clark.
sons office.
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There is not a better place in town,
to buy goods than at setszcr, sehon
& McCulloch's, When you deal
with them, you can rely upon get
ting none but the best Of goods
Give them q call.
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Judge Van Matre will commence
the publication of u monthly paper,
IN u shert time.
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James CroSbie, one Of "TnE TAIL
oRS," East wing of Court House,
Pomoroy, Ohio, will visit our place
with n full line of samples in Merch-
ant Tailoring; will stop at tho
Kline House,
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Don't forget to call at our Office and
subscribe for the Register, when you
come to Court next week.
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A LII the type now IN this office Is entire.
n " new. We have all the late styles
card and poster type, and flRtter ourseli
that we can do as good work as any office
In ihc State Give IA 4 trial,
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Our readers will oblige us by send
ing US all the local news happening
in their ncighborhoods.