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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-12

ment, which, in case of the breaking OF
belt, stops the engine and prevents any
possible accident. The glands and stuff
ing boxes are all OF gun metal and the
valve stems OF polished steel, rs are also
the piston rod, aud wrists All nuts and
bolt heads are InIled 10 uniform size,
and thoroughly c-ss hardened. Inc
heater is known as the Offering heater,
which removes all impurities from the
water, and the boilers are fed by two in
dependent pumps Above the throttle
valve, on Handsomely painted board,
against the wall, is placed brass cased
clock, recording steam gauge and re-
yolution counter all of which are of the
latest and most improved patterns, the
counter donating the humber of revolu-
tons made by the fly wheel, and the
steam gauge serving rs a detective il the
engineer be direlict of duty.
THE COST
OF this mammoth piece OF machinery was
$500, and tour months time was con-
sumed in building it and putting it in
place by Messrs Sweeney u Son. Tie
SlnpkesldCh lot lNc III HaS' uHuci Aoa'i'
the bol ers is l05 feet high, with I foot
fue, and really magnificent structure.
As before stated, it was designed by
Architect Kemble. and was built under
the supervision of Superintendent Bridges
by penitentiary convicts, and is perhaps
the finest piece of work OF the kind in
the State.
Lsurance Murphy, of Texas, u counter
feiter, was yesterday released from tie
penitentiary, his term ofsentence having
expired.
The trial of the alleged bigsmls' ,
Fleming, alias Goff, is now in progress
at Moundsville One OF his alleged
wives is il tendance at tho trial, and Is
quite prepossessing woman.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet inches.
The weather at this writing is cooler,
hence the prospects for water are less
encouraging than a day or two ago.
However, strong hopes are still enter
tanned that the resumption of navigation
will no. be much longer delayed.
The Science is tO-dsy's Parkersburg
packet. ,
The local packets are running on good
time.
The Mallie Rsgon left Tor Parkers-
burg yesterday morning with large
list of passengers and well laden with
freight.
Ed. Muhleman left on Wednesday
night for Cincinnati, in response
to telegram from Captain Charlie
Muhlemsn to be on hand
to leave with the Andes on Friday even
ing. Merchants in this city desiring
freight from Cincinnati by Monday, can
order by telegraph to-day.
saThe steamer Andes will arrive here
Monday, and will leave for Cincinnati
and intermediate points on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10Th. The Andes will make her
usual trips hereafter between Wheeling
and Cincinnati, leaving the latter place
every Friday and this place every Tues
day.
The Fanchon will positively leave for
Wheeling at five o'clock this evening.
She is superbly appointed for the accom-
mediation Of passengers. Capt. T. &.
Sweeney is her gentlemanly commander,
and Morris Dorsey her obliging clerk,
who will see that his guests receive
courteous attention.-Cm. Eng, l0th.
The steamer Andes will resume her
regular trips next Tuesday, leaving the
wharf at 3 p. NJ.
by Telegraph
NASHVILLE, October 1l-Riyer fall
ing with % inches on Harpeth shoals.
CAIRO, October 1l.-River feet 5
inches and falling. Weather clear; mer-
curry Ga.
VICKsBURG, October 1l.-Up-Capi- |
tai City. Down-Yazoo, Golddust, U. !
2. Schenck.
PITTSBURGH, October ll.-River 2 feet /
inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS, October l1.-River fell |
inches and now stands ut feet inches. |
Depsrted-Susie Silver, st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, October liar lived |
Bonnie Lee, Red river. No depar-
lures. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October ll-River 6 feet
I inches and rising. Weather clear
ard cool. Departed Dredge boats Os- /.
wego and Ohio. for Cumberland dam.
ST. LOUIS, October ll.-Arrived-
War Eagle and Desmet, Keokuk. De-
Particular Eagle, Keokuk; Colorado,
Vicksburg. River falling slowly. /.
Westher clear and. cool.
EVANSVILLE, October II. -Weather
clear; wind from the west and north
west; mercury As to GA dogs. River 10 |
feet large and falling. Up-M. Smith,
Dora Cobler, Rspidsp. DOWN. b.
Stahlmsn, Carney, Fair Play. Business
very light
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The WOrkinguien.

The executive ana newspaper commit
tees of the Workingmens' organization
me; last nigh il the Council chamber
A resolution was adopted calling on the
workingmcn in the townships where
there are TO clubs to organize immedl-
4tely Tor the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the convention to be held on
the 9th inst. All persons appointed by
the clubs to solicit subscriptions to the
paper were asked to report on Thursday
next at the Council Chamber, SO that n
definite conclusion could be arrived ut in
regard to the paper. A committee voIun-
teered to call meeting in Hes hail,
Fulton, tomorrow evening. Adjourned
to meet at the same place next Thursday
evening at o'clock.
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German Concert and Ball.

Last evening quite select.numh"r Of
our German citizens assembled st Ger
mania hall to witness Il play known Is,
Here /. goes; there it goes" The per
forming OF the piece by the gentlemen,
was highly satisfactory, and caused loud.
long and continued applause from the
audience. A number of fac songs were
sung by the society. Alter the close OF
the concert. the ball began, and those
present danced TO the music OF Niewig' :
band until late hour this morgng.
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SMALL TALK.
Notes OF Current GOSSIP
In ana About Town.

In ana About Town.
OvEReoATs were we'll aired yesterday
EvERYTH1NG looked winterish yesisr
day.
PuT in your CRATES and poke up the
fire.
ONE deco of trust was recorded yester-
day.
THE new and fashionable tint is called
"old gold"
ItYEgTERpAY was gloomy aud de-
cidedly cooling.
The rifle team excitement has tenn
porsrily subsidized.
No addition to the work house force
Yesterday morning.
OsE marriage license was issued by the
county recorder yesterday
WHY are not Gen. Haley's mole hills
removed from the streets?
AUTUMN has commenced 10 turn the
leaves in the book of nature.
QUESTIONABLE the WorkhOuse over
seer work without remuneration?
THESE cold evenings have tendency
TO make the corner-loafer hunt a hre.
ASK your wife where your overcoat Is
and then inquire of the nIc-nac peddier'
THERE is some talk OF the County
Court sdjourring tomorrow until Court
IN course.
THE track of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railway has been laid as lar as
Twelfth street, on Chapline.
Mr.. II. ROSENBERG has purchased the
Wilson mill in the Eighth ward, and Is
now saving stone tor paving purposes.
SQUIRE PHILLIPS yesterday afternoon
issued warrant Tor w. ii. Jones, for
using abusive language towards Kate
N yles.
The Mennerchor Gesangverein will
give first class ball and entertainment
ut Germsnia Hsl on the evening of the
18th instant.
THEP., w. & K. railroad company
have advertised for bids for the erection
of u freight depot, to be located at the
iOOL OF fOurIeeutu eIlcoe'
The great poet, Ryron, said "Tis pleas,
ant, sure, TO see ones name IN PRINT.
Yes, It's so, no doubt, providing 1t Is no.
IN the police court reports.
A LITTLE child of Mr.. Otto Hess, re-
siding at Manchester, upset q gasoline
amp night before last. The child was
slightly burned, but not seriously in .
jured.
THE lay of the last Minstrel" comes
70 us in the shape of three ltinerant sons
of sunny Italy, who manipulate harp
and two violiks for the edIhcatlon OF
pedestrians.
CITY SURVEYOR WALKER PETERSON
Yesterday, laid of grounds for target
practice, near Frank Walters, for 600,
800 and 1000 yard ranges. Our shootlstS
mean business
WHEN the REGISTER procures an item
which the Rev. haltead cannot get, ne
beers up" under the force of oiTcum-
stances, ard gains courage to say that the
item was ";'rlen."
Mr.. John Cow, OF the Bellaire Leader,
was in the c,ty yesterday, exhibiting over
the good news in Ohio. John has done
GOOD work over the river Tor the Demo
,racy, and should be appreciated there
Tor.
The thirteenth grand annual commu-
nicatlon OF the Grand Lodge of Masons
Of this State. will be held At Martinsburg,
tuesday, November IL, 1877. The
Grand Royal Arch Chapter meets IN the
same place on the following Thursday.
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The Cheapcs, Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, of this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through q
process that frees it from oil and beBzole,
and no matter how great the heat, /, will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
ri the lowest rates. This rooS has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postoSice or
call ut his establishment, head OF 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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"RpioICin. Rcjoicers."

Last night Wa'lsce's cornet band, of
Bciaire, repaired to the residence OF Mr.,
WAGNER. Democratic State Senator elect,
at West Wheeling, and treated him 10 3
serenade. Mr.. Wagner responded IN a
neat and happy speech, and thanked his
friends for the compliment. The band
and party, about one hundred in number,
then proceeded to the residence of Mr..
Ross j. Alexander, Democratic Repre- sem
1--WE elect, at Kirkwood, where they
treated him IN like manner. Another
pretty speech followed, and the party re-
tnrned to Beliaire, we'll pleased with
ielr favorites.
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The Crane lrOp.

Mr.. Frank Walters, yesterday, in
formed us tina. the grape crop, as gen
eral rule, will not exceed much more
than malt crop this year. The average
yield of wine is about four gallons to one
busnal OF grapes, but this year only from
two and half to three gallons will be
the yield, AID th, Of IN inferior quality,
witch vii! not produce wine mucu snog-
rior TO good vinegar. The cause Is said
to be owing to the "rOt" having affected
the grapes
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday
Deed made April 2, 1877, by Ferdi-
nand Schubert and wife to August Schu-
bert, all parties of this city, for sll the
right. title and interest in a piece of real
estate situated in the district of Richie,
in the county OF Ohio and State OF West
Virgins, containing ll2 acres, roods
and "a poles, together with all the i'm
provements situated thereon; for the con-
sideration of $500.
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at'hrelin9 &e9l5ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index New Advertisements.

Fancy Groceries Geo. S Feeny.
To Contractor Proposals for Depot.
Offal-List, Davenport Il Parks.
Building Material Hsnes, Wilson &
Co.
For Cinclnnati-Steamer Fsnchon.
100. F. Funeral Notice.
Buckwheat F.our-List, Davenport &
Parks.
S.l.-List, Davenport X Parks.
Boarding-ll24 Market Street.
Ledies' Fancy WOrk-Stanton & DAY.
export.
..ertlemen's Watches Louis Dechert
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, October ll.-MosEY-
At 6G7 per cent tai! near the close, when
per sent waS offered. Prime mercantile
paper 7CgS per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000 The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed s425 900. C!esrings S27 100000
Sterling, actual business about 4s0t tor
long, and As Tor short.
GoLD-Opened ST. lO3, advanced to
1885,, ana declined 10 1929 at which the
closing sales were made. Carrying rates
l@3@l!@2@$@4 per cent. Loans
also MADE tia, aad per cent tor Dor
row ,ng. Toe advance was based on
the belief that tue flow o. specie from
London to the United States would be
checked by the bank OF England, and
some OF the bankers think that higher
rate than ) per cent will be established
SILVER Al London 543; here silver
bars are 1929, green blacks; llS4 soldi 81
yer coin t(a4 per cent. discount.
GOVERN NENTs-SLeady.
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Mine Accident.

LONDON, October ll.-An explosion
occurred to-day in the colliery at Penn.
berton, Lancaster. OF over forty miners
in the pit, only five so far have been .es-
cued. Three of the rescuers were s1tio-
Gated.
The Marquis of Salisbury, in speech
at Bradford, said the war wss not likely
to be sbsndored till one OF the beliIger.
ents was strikingly defeated or exhausted,
and that Ell gland was not at present III
position, without departing from her
neutrality, to offer anything but mere
general and pacific advice.
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More Relief.

Yesterday, Mr.. Anton Reymann contri-
huted S25 IN cash 20 the relief fund for
Mrs. Thos. Kirk The name of the gen.
tlaman who contributed S. and guam
titv Of vegetables, few days since, Is
NJ. John Turpin, of Clinton P. 0, this
c unity.
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Another Matrimonial Affair.

Next Thursday evening, at the St.
Alphonsus church, South Side, Mr..
Jscob Flutters, of C,arksburg, will lead
to the altar Mis- Mary f. ks ser, OF this
city. The attendants sre Mr.. G. Alex
ander and Mss Gertle Kaiser, Mr.. w.
Dummy ana Miss Maggie Kaiser, DIR.
Joseph Yaurn and Miss Louise Hell
miller. A reception will be given the
welded couple at the resideSce OF Mr..
Joseph Demeis, at Pleasant Valley.
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+. o. BoN~- Nea,l,,. ra.N

Extraordinary sem. s,.....
Tuesday, Dec. Il, Is. J.. ...''. IN.
in proportion. Capita. p, :. ~
Capital Prize, 50 a., '''''S $3.50:
$3.50 Distributed In r-,,...,
denominations Dawn. " t.--r.-.
by General q. I. Bytur,.,., 'i''.....
General Jubal A Etr.y.|, a." a.. ...
ml>SlonerS for the - .,,. M, - NNaE,
information, apply tut.,,"' ,,tr =
PHlN, >. .. Box ~, W, a.. II s. ,l..
Oct3e MSy '''aaN "A
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
At j. w. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy rcductions: Best Prints, TO q
cents; "A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash . cents. All other goods
n proportiOa.
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Sale Of BIooded stock

WORCESTER, Mass, October ll.-At
the sse of the Hambletonisn breeding
stud to-day Egbert, two years old, Was
bought by d. Y. Hendrix, OF Decatur
Michigan, for S8,425. Twenty-seven
other animals were sold The total sum
realized was Sl6,l46
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have erected one OF the finest pieces of
machinery in the State, after the most
improved style, partial description
of which Is rs follows, to
which we are indebted to M. John NJ.
Sweeney, the clever young machinlst.
The boiler power is two batteries, con-
sisting of two boilers, each of which is AZ
inches in diameter and 70 feet long. Each
boiler has two return fues, Is inches in
ternsl diameter, and are OF the most i'm.
proved pattern.
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HoT Buckwhest Cakes, Cherry Stone
Shell Oysters, Java Coffee, Porter-nouse
Steak, Pheasant bIoiled pretty brown,
and such delicious tried potatoes, at Lsra-
mies.
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Tn-SlaN's trial List.

The following cases will DO submitted
TO the County Court 10 day for consider
q ION: 2. +. Zinn VS.. +. Savage, ct. al a.
q I'm VS.. Welsh. State VS.. NJ. Clark.
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Probate Business.

The following business was transacted
by the probate court yesterday:
The will of Margaret Ridgely was
proven and admitted TO record yesterday,
with James Ridcely as administrator.
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The largest stock OF Toys, Dolls and
Fancy Goods in the city, at prices that
defy competition, have just arrived at
Genther's Variety Store, 1867 Main
street.
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Down. Down Down! 80 Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 20.h streets.
J. w. EERKEI.
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A Biz Peach.

The largest peach that aas been report
ed by our iruitcr- tGi' season, Is one that
was raised by Mr. j. W. McConn, on
hi, farm, one 0alt mile from Valley
Grove. The peach weighs l34 ounces,
and is known as the pound peach.
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"Sir;I Is LIFE

The .Etnaville votes at the disposal ofthe
L. NJ. OF b.
savors strongly OF the story of the Irish
mans flea,
He had 'em ali safe, sailed. down in his
| pocket,
But when he locked for 'em-they'd all
| gone Democratic.
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A PAIR of good colored blankets at
81 A pair of good all WOO, heavy
home-maCe blankets Tor 80, ~ u. G.
Roth,s 21OO Main street.
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A DOZEN of Lsrsmie's Cherry Stone
Oysters roasted in the shell, with bunch
OF crisp celery, Is enough to make q man
wish he could live at least hundred and
twenty-five years.
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FINE Brass Bird Cages for 95 cents, ut
Gen.her's Variety Store, 1867 Main
street.
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Bonded.

George w. Taylor was before Squire
Mix Wednesday for disorder and abusive
language, and bonded in the sum of $25
for the term OF six months.
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RoANoK Z COLLEGE,
SALEM VIRGlSAL

Next session hcglUs ~ep'rm'.' '
Collegiate elective and prB
courses Unsurpassed location We
climate. Moral community ~"
IN tOon. Modertt" "Np"uS> ~
20 $40 for ga months, Iuc.uI..E
board, etc, etc. student, ron
states, indian 1crrituy, aTl
Twenty students frnm West VIZ.
Catalogues, etc, address ...-,.-
SECRETARY ~ FAll..
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CHRILDRENs under ear, chlldrcn's
hose children's wool knit sacks, children's
wool hoods, large assortment, at q. G
ROth's, cheap for cash.
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LADIES wool scsrts, seas de clouds
nubias and kid gaurtlets, a fine assort-
ment, at g. q. Rotb's.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city at l.. '
Blends.
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CLOTHES Baskets, the largest size for
80 cents, at Genther's Variety Store.
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If you want TO get suited IN Il pair OF
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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RAILROAD BOSDs-Quiet.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.


STATE BoNDs-Duli.
STocKs-TEe market wss lover in the
early dealings, bu: advanced during the
afternoon, chiefly on account of the de-
NAL that there was any disag reement be-
tween the New York Central and the
Grand Trunk roads on the freight ques-
ton. The advance from the lowest
point was TO 81 per cent. and
was most marked in cosI shares, trunk
lines and Western Union. Quicksilver
Ge lined to 22f for common and to 333
Tor preferred The committee appointed
by the Stock Exchange 10 investigate the
so-c9lled Julian charges recently pub
lished in the morning newspapers, has
made report and 1t has been accepted
py the Exchange. The report fully
cxonerstes the three young men accused
and is based upon an examination OF their
books and the testimony OF the fourteen
persons said 10 have been cheated IN
stock transactions. The transactions
o.. the Stock Exchange aggregated 223,-
600 shares, o. which 1900 were New
York Central, 1900 Erie, 80 900 Lake
Shore, 10000 Northwestern common, H.
600 preferred, 1000 81. Paul, 1900
ONO and Mississippi, 5000 Wabash,
600 Delaware and Hudson, $4,000 Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 5,4OO
Michigan Central, AGO Morris and Es-
sex, SO 500 Western u MON.
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Four Wheel Express Wagons for 95
cents, at Genthers Variety Store.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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FRENCH Glass Shades, the larg' ST
stock in the city, at Genther's Varie y
Store.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
IN odation. ,,, Tbts
Tin during the day passes back ward ana
onward between Martins Ferry anu
SeIlaire, stopping when required al SheI-
man House, lEtnaville, west wheeling
aud Gravel Hill. "
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, ia eject on and after Fri
uIy, May 5, 1877:
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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NOVICE.

LII PEtSONS KNOWING THn
n selves Indebted tO me ~ sra q
H.nnegen. Bates 90. viii 1ud % To- uss
interest To call and settle without tsi
Al No. lld Main street, o.
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NICE Singing Csnaries, only $3.50
each, at Genther's Variety Store, 1867
Main street.
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(tooD black Kid Gloves tor IS cents at
j. ". Ferrels.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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LADIES coaks. nice assortment ana
very cheap, at q. g. Roths.