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.YTTGE-CONsTABLE'S SALE OF NEW
1hsAupnorsrEREu WALNUT FURNITURE.

IfNTpHoLsTERED WALNUT FURNITURE.
al, 81, ~ nutsfc auction, on TUESDAY the
Oh dnv nj December, 1873, nj 10 O'Clock d. M., az
o or Ninth and Broad streets, over Dlair's
r,,I. the following property. to satisfy DIS
f.Sss- rrant In my hands In favor OF L. Hoyer0s'
WV. Vaughan: ~, -, ,5rr,,,.
Three WALNUT ARM. CHAIR FRAMES, IN oat
Eight as' WALNUT cHAIR.FRAMEs, in Oil and
One WALNUT .SOFA-FRAME, unfinished;
Two WALNUT ARM diminished:
Eour EkTNJIT CHAIRS, unfinished;
me wSfNffT AND OAK ARMCHAIR FRAME,
Two CANE. SEATED CHAIRS, -, ,,e,,,e, :, ,,,, n
TvINE and TRIMMINGS. two DESKS. HEAT
"iINcs-sT0VE and PIPE, COPPER SPRINGS,
rarre LOT OF EXCELSIOR, lot Of HAIR, &C, &C.
Tbe above goods are all new, of fist class, ana
nG TEpMss cash T. T.. WHITING,
10 1ot - III. G.. C. II.
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ZEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

r ARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-. O.
L. DENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORE:
NER OF GRACE AND SIXTH STREETS FOR
SALE.-At the request of the sevisecs OF the late
RESIDENCE located rs above, now and for several
years past occupied by the Hon. James Lyons. The
lot has front Of S4A feet and depth Of 1872 feet
to an alley 10k feet wide. The dwelling has accom-
modations for large family and is In good order
and finished in the most costly and elegant manner,
with all the modern conveniences. Possession given
LIST of April next
TERMS: Liberal. The house can be seen daily
frsm ~ to 2 O'Clock. Apply to W. GODDlN.
no 3,l-eodlw ..-..- Auctioncer.
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4 connects for Milton, y. G..
Il connects for Ashcr!llc and all points In H'r,,-,
North Carolina daily. except Sunday. '
connects for Macon aud all points In S0u:i.wc,,
Georgia.
D connects for Ja ksonyillc ard all points fl Flo.
rida.
< connects for Macon and all potr1s IN Sputb,re.,
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville. M,tnrEis, md
all Texas points.
+ connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackso.. AMI
Vicksburg.
G connects for Galveston and all Texas po.a,s.
Trains from the aboyc-named points drri.s =,
Richmond 1T 4:f3 Z. II. ana 7:43 4. ".
Trains between Greensboro ana salem ruM .la!l;
except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Ora wiug-room aud Slccpn. Cara
ruh through or Train No. from New i,rk and
Richmond TO Atlanta. aud on Train No 3 from New
York and Richmond 10 Savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. SOutEca,: aaI
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 9, leaving Richmond n 3 81 l.
NJ, and No. 10. arriving in Richmond at l:2t 4 u
will have accommodations for a few secordcla,;
passengers, who must purchase tickets before yr,-
ting rho tram. No passengers will BIZ allowed N
other freight trains. JOHN r. MURUO.
General Passenger Agent
T. NJ. r. TALCoTr, General superintendent.
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1I,HE RIG HARRISON, LOCAL {.

u,HE RIc HARRISON, LOCAL -,
AM iS1HRsIA APPARATUS,
for the otom,zs Han of liquids and freezing, nd
%S2 m ssble ARsiru,ncnt for .-
DysNFEcrI; yG ,sICK-ROoMs, BATHING
woINDs. tMFLAAIED EYES, &C.,
with rotary hard. IAepse a''asuilen' Aor reschins
Tho ,.rynx and nos \ teriar,nares. For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
no,E corne OF Dsoad and Sinth streets.
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WANTS.


CITUATION WANTED, BY AN HON
n EST AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUTH. who I'M
se-stsnds hook Keeping single and double en-.
fry.;o a degree. AMI who is not afrsid 70 WORK j.
would nrefcr situation In a wholesale grocery, OF
Ssss.sfopc Couid command some trade In either
niseo Brst Of references upon application. AGREES
sBUsiNF $50 care Dispatch. dc Sat.
yXTANTED, A SMALL, STOUT Hok sS,s
: wv orpOSY broken 10 saddle or harness; also.
= LIGHT PHAETON or WAGQNETTE, ch, ap,
for cash. Address, with price" WOoDLEi 1 post-
office, Richmond. - Ue 90
YTy0 TOBACCONISTS.- A
Il SECONDHAND LOT OF RETAINERS and
SIX and TWELVE-INCH SHAPES ttor twisdl !;
also a SECONDHAND ROLLER, or either IL,
49,. or 2eIhorse power. Address Lock-k9x 2oo'
Danyille,.Sa. 9e o-oS
WANTED, BOARD AND UNFUE-
w NISHED ROOMS by gentleman and wife;
priyate family preferred. Address, staang Lernis,
DC. :. ). "A. M Dispatch office. dc S-It
WANTED, SIXTY GOOD RAILROAD
wv HANDS and THIRTY MULES and CARTS,
towork on Dutch Gap. Apply to
de 2-St NJ. c. HEGGARTS, On the work.
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(JITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.

(NITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAD-UP CAPITAL........:....... l0n.0ot
Q. W. PICKRELL. President.
E. B. SNEAD, Cashier. ."
Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent allowed OIL deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and interesLallowed same If not checked on mort
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten day.
after date Of deposit.
Bank open every day from O'Clock A. NJ. I'LL 5
o'clock P. NJ, and on Saturday from 2. NJ. TIL
Pm. Re 2s-Sed
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 6%E@6
" COMPANY. usssse,Sra1n
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. FRRD'a & POTOMAC r. II. Co.,)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, VA, November 8, 1878. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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E0R SALE PRIVATELY, - O.,
RESIDENCE l12 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
ss (Linden Row. !
.no Him j. o. sTEGER.
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~ SAh w stN-f
va ............<.....
Arrive 81; Sutherlin,
Va...............-...
Arrive at Danville,
Sd....s....,..s.
Arrive ut Greens5o-
ro', y. C............
Arrive 1t Salem, n. G.
Arrive al Raleigh, n.
C....................
Arrive at Salisbury,
y. C................
Arrive at Charlotte.
n. C.............
Arrive at Columbia,
). & ......-..........
Arrive AZ Charleston.
>. C......... ........
Arrive at Augusta.
ia. ............ 80.
Arrive az Savannah.
Observation-Disclosures.
Arrive at Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive ut 3lonlgome-
~, Aia..............
Arrive at Mobile, Ala.
Arrive at New Or
leans. La............
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All persons having forfeited pledges Will call ana
renew or redeem the saIneSon or before WEDNES-
niciorE A. HARRIS,
40 o A. -.# .t Pawnbroker.
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Printers Greek.

The following is an acknowledge
ment of wedding notice and a
generous allowance Of cake by a
professor of Typography: eve
make our most respectable bow Ia
the happy twain, and the op-
portunity to return our thanks for
this unNed act Of liberality. May
the matrimonial chase which now
locks the form of our brother typo
justify all his preconceived impress
ions. In whatever OF country he
may roam, whether called upon to
face the ing waves Of adverse
fortune, or stand before the II and
Il Of enemies, may his life be such
that when the say" Of death shall
be laid on him, and bis of existence
draws to close, he may produce q
clean proof, and claim q clear title
to an honorable 4 In the page OF
history. as well as to an earthly in
heritance beyond the Sc"
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that he was very i'll, and it would
be as much as his life was worth to
60 and fetch it himself. The ladies
walked on, much offended at the
man for presuming to speak to
them-all but the young English
woman, whose compassion was ex-
cited, and who, at once leaving her
party, secured some water and
brought it to the soldier. He beg
ged her to tell him her name and
place OF abode, which she did
When she rejoined her companions,
some blamed, and others ridiculed
her attentions to a common soldier !;
but they soon had reason to lament
that they had not been as compass
sionate; for the grateful soldier
contrived, on the night of the mas
sacre, to save this young English
woman, while all the rest Of the
of the house in which
she dwelt were killed.
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A Cup Of Cold Water.

Many long years ago q young
English woman was sent to France
to be educated in q Huguenot
school In Paris. A few evenings
before the fatal massacre of st.
Bartholomew Day, she and some
Of her young companions were
taking walk 10 a part Of the town
where there were sentinels placed
and you know that when a soldier
is on guard he must not leave his
post until relieved-that is until
another soldier comes to take his
place. One Of the soldiers, as the
young ladies passed him, besought
them to have the Kindness to bring
him some water to drink, adding
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'VEGETIyE."
For DrOpsy.

Central Falls, r. l., Oct. 10, 1877.
Mr.. Fl. r. STEVENS.
IL isa pleasure TO give my testimony for your
valuable medicine. was sick for long time
with Dropsy, under the doctors care He said it
was water between the heart and liver. l receive
ed no benefit until commenced taking the vege-
tine; in fact was growing worse. 1 have tried
many remedies they did not help me- vegetine
is the medicine for dropsy- began TO feel better
after taking "a few bottles. 1 have taken thirty
bottles IN all. / am perfectly well-never felt
better. No one can feel more thankful than do
am, de.r SIR, gratefully yours,
A. ID. WHEELER.
yEoErISE.-When the blood becomes ssagnapt
either from change Of weather or from climate
want of exercise, irregular Diet or from any other
cause, the Vegetne will renew the blood carry of
the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate
whole body.
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The last snake story is to the Of
feet that party of school girls in
Pennsylvania were attacked by
rattlesnakes, and that the girls,
to scare the snakes, exposed their
red skirts, upon which the reptiles
ran away. Now let every devoted
wife whose husband is attacked by
snakes shake their red skirts at
them.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

CHANCERY NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for the county Of Alpena,
In Chancery.
James Lewis, complainant, vs.. Maria M. Lewis,
defendant vs.
II satisfactorily appearing 10 this court that the
defendant, Maria NJ. Lewis, Is a non-resident of
this State, and Is a resident of the State of New
York, on motion Of Turnbull and Mcdonald so
licitors for complainant, Il il ordered that the
SAID defendant, Maria NJ. Lewis, cause her an
peafance In this cause 10 be entered on or before
the 10Th day OF June, A. ID. 1878, and
that IN case OF her appearance she cause her an
swer TO the compainants bill TO be fled. and A
copy thereof to be served on the complainant's
solicitors within twenty days after service of A
copy OF said bill and notice Of this order. and In
default thereof that the said bill be taken IA COM
tessed BY the said defendant, Maria NJ. Lewis
Ana Il u further ordered that within twenty days
the said complainant cause q notice Of this order
TO be printed in the ALPESA WEEKLY ARous. a
newspaper published in said county, and that the
said publication be continued in said paper AZ
least once IN each week, for sir weeks In success
SION, OF that he cause a copy Of this order 10 be
personally served on the said defendant nj least
twenty days before the time above prescribed for
her appearance.
b. FUTILE, Circuit Judee.
TuRNBuLL 4 MCDONALD, oomplainant's soiici-
tors
Dated Alpena, March 18th, 1878. Mlvs
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Well Met.


. owner Of Liverpool, which will bea
, repeating. Our merchant was
Quaker, and prided himself on hi
honesty. He would not have toll
a downright falsehood to save tn
value Of his best ship. Jacob suf
fered one of his ships to sail from
Calcutta for home without any in
surance upon either vessel or cargo
AT length he became uneasy. HI
was confident his ship had en-.
countered bad weather, and he
feared for her safety. In this strait
he went to his friend Isaac. He
called him friend, though we are
under the impression that Isaac
was one of the children of Israel.
"Friend Isaac" he said, 81 would
like for thee to insure my ship
which is at sea. / should have
done it before, but have carelessly
neglected it. II thee canst have
the policy signed, all ready for de-
livery, at three o'clock on the fore
noon Of the morrow, / will send
and get it, and send thee the money
in full"
Isaac did not seem to be anxious
to insure the ship, but upon being
assured that no unfavorable intelli-
gence had been heard of her, he
said he would have the policy made
out ready for delivery at three o.
clock the next day, but to cover
the ship and cargo from the date
Of her leaving India.
Early on the following morning,
Jacob received message by the
hand of the captain just arrived,
to the effect that his ship was
stranded and the cargo lost. This
was very unfortunate. Should |
friend Isaac happen to hear the
news before the policy was made
out, he would not make it ont at
all or, if it was made out and not
signed, he would not sign it. What
should he doi He wanted to act
honestly. 1t would not be right to
let Isaac go and make out the pol
Icy under such circumstances
Finally he hit upon a plan. He
summoned his confidential clerk,
md sent him with this message:
"Tell friend Isaac that l have
heard from my ship, and If the
policy is not signed he need not
ign it."
The clock was close upon the
troke of three when the clerk ar
lived. Friend Jacobs message
vas delivered. The ship had been
'eard from, and if the policy was 9
ot yet signed, he need not sign it. g
81 think am in season to save !
t." the clerk said.
"No, sir" answered Isaac, prompt :
and emphatically. Now, in truth. I
he policy of the insurance had not
een signed, for the insurer had
een in doubt; but when he heard
he message, lie judged at once y
hat the ship was safe, and that ia L
oh sought to save the heavy item c
+ premium he had agreed to pay.
"No, sir" he said /; "you are not
time. II is past three o'clock. q q
he policy is signed. / will go and e
ct it," U
He slipped ont and hastily finish 2
4 and signed the policy, and, hav-
'g dried the ink, he brought it to
,e clerk, demanded in return the
I'm which had been agreed upon.
he money was paid and the policy g,
as taken home to friend Jacob. "a
no received it very gladly.
The end we can readily imagine Il
I'd it is not difficult to judge which
the two felt most sore over the
after. r.
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"George has had great many
pull backs, said wife to her lady
friend. And when the friend said
"Yes, saw him with one yester-
day." the young wife didn't know
what she meant by it.
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FIVE.
"But week Is so long I" he said,

With toss Of his curly head.
zone, two, three four, Ave, six, seven =
Seven whole days why, in six, you know
You said il yourselt-you told me sol,
The great God up in heaven
Made all the earth and the seas and skies,
The trees and all the birds and the butterflies I
How can / wait for my seeds to grow 7"
"But month is so long |" he said,
With droop from his boyish head.
"Hear me eount-one, two, three, fosr-
-Four whole weeks and three days more;
Thirty-one days, and each will creep
And the shadows crawl over yonder steep;
Thirty-one nights, and 1 shall lie
Watching the stars climb up the sky
How can wait till month goes by"
"But year is 30 long !" he said,
Uplifting his bright young head.
"All the seasons must come and go
Over the hills with footsteps slow
Autumn and winter, summer and spring;
Oh, for bridge Of gold to ding
Over the chssm deep and wide,
That might cross 70 the other side,
Where she Is waiting-my love, my bride Z"
"Tsn year. may be long," he said,
Slowly raising his stately head,
But there's much to win, there il much 10 lose;
A man must labor. man must choose,
And he must be strong to wait
The years may be long, but who would wear
The crown Of honor must do and dare
No time has he to toy with fate
Who would climb to manhoods high estate!"
"Ah life il not long !" he said,
Bowling his grand white head.
zone, two, three, four. Ave, sir, seven -
Seven times ten are seventy.
Seventy years AS swift their fight
As swallows cleaving the morning light.
Or golden CLEANS at even.
] life Is short as a summer night
How long, o God ! is eternity ?"
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-
State Of Michigan, Circuit Court for the County
OF Aipena. -"s
/, Albert I. Power and william H. Phelps, vs..
By virtue Of writ Of execution, issued out Of
county OF Alpena State Of Michigan. 10 me a.
rooted and deive- ed, did on the Slst day OF De-
cember, A. d., 1877, levy upon all the right title
and interest OF Lewis Blow in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate, situated In township
thirty-one si north, Of range seven IA east conn
" Of Apens, described as the south west quarter
OF the southeast quarter, OF section twenty, 100
which said property I shall expose for sale al
pubic auction OF vendue, 70 the highest bidder az
the Law directs, nc the front entrance 20 the CIR
cult Court room, In Potter's Bros brick block. ON
second street, In the city Of Alpcna, that beino
the building In which the Circnit Court. for ~
county Of npena Il heidi on Monday the 7tS
Gay o. june, 1873. at ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day.
,. .. r1orxrs, Atty for Pisinfifs
p<tsd Apers, April -, 1874. saws.
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VECETINE
For Kidney Complaint and
Nervous Debility.

Isleboro, Me-, Dec. rs, 1877.
Dean sIR,-I had cough for eight zen years,
when commenced taking the vegetine. 1 WIS
very low my system debitatcd by disease
had the Kidney Complaint and was very nerv-
ous-couyh bad, lungs sore When I had taken
one bottle found il was helping me IL has helm.
cd my cough, and it strengthens me. am now
able 70 do my work. Never have found anything
like the Vegetine. / know il is every thing 1t is
recommended to be.
MRS. A. ]. PENDLEToN.
Vegetine is nourishing alsd strengthening; puri-
lies the blood regulates the bowels; qui.ts the
nervous system acts directly upon the secretions;
and arouscs the whole system TO action.
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VECETINE
Doctors RenOrt

pR. CHAs. NJ. DuDDEsHAusFS, Apothecary,
Evansville, Ind, Dec. q, 1871.
Inc doctor writes: have large number Of
good customers who take vegetine. They ali
speak well Of IL. l know it is n good medicine
for the complaints for which it is recommended.
Vegetine Is great panacea for our aged faith
ers and mothers for il gives them strength ouiets
their nerves, and gives them Natures sweet sleen.
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VECETINE
For Sick Headache.
Evansville. Ind Ian

Mr.. STEVENS -
DEAR sm,-I have used your vcgetine for Sick
Headache, and been greatly benefited thereby. 1
have every reason 10 believe IL to lie a good medi.
cine. Yours very respectfully,
MRS. JAMES CONNER,
rh,rd 10
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HEADAcHE.-There are various causes for head
ache, as arrangement OF the circulating system.
of the digestive organs, of the nervous system,
etc. Vegetiue can be said 10 be a sure remedy for
the many kinds Of headache, AS it acts dir ectly
upon the various causes of this complaint, nerv-
business, indigestion, costiveness, rheumatism.
neuralgia, billiousnes-, etc. Try the vegetine
u GU will never regret il.
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VECETINE
Doctors Report.

IL. X. STEVENS.
:. DEAR SIR,-We have been selling your valuable
Negetine for three years, and find TIT il gives
perfect satisfaction We believe IL to De the best
blood purifier now sold. Very respectfully.
DR. j. L. BROWN a CO., Druggists,
Uniontown, XIV.
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Vegetine has never failed to effect cure, giving
tone and strength 10 the system debilitated by
disease. "
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They parted forever there.
Morgan Duke was never caught by
the officers Of law; but justice over
took him. The iron wheels of a
mad train crushed him on the
track.
The company presented Ytol
with . beautiful house, when her
husband took charge Of the car
shops ] know she will never for
get the night in 9wynns's Cut with
her rejected lover.
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thaI uoii-laceu girl OF MS Will not
recognize him."
A cruel laugh rippled over his
lips as he stepped back from the
heap OF ties, several Of which he
had forced into the guard, where
they were wedged like posts of
iron. He enjoyed bis own words,
and viewed the work Of his mad
hands.
"It'll crush the Red Bird" he
said, turning away, land put him
out Of my path forever"
The last words full of a devils
triumph, still quivering on his lips,
when Ytol stepped from the shad-
ows and thrust the muzzle of her
revolver into his face.
He started back with Q cry OF
horror and muttered her name.
This Is your revenge, Morgan
Duke" she said, looking sternly in
to his eyes. snow, obey my COM
mands, or there be lifeless body
on this track, to be mingled among
the ruins Of the night express. To
work at once OF with your coat,
and remove from the track every
obstruction your wicked hands
have placed therei"
He looked ct her, and . curse
fell from his lips.
"Ths train can't b saysd nov. |.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

tors
Dated Alpena, March 18th, 1878. "A
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No Hard Tines Here.-EmplOyment
for Ladies and Gentlemen at Home.

Our attention was recently attracted
by an advertisement In another paper 10
the american Housekeepers' scale and
the extremely low price induced ms TO
send for one To use in cur own kitchen.
We find the scale the most cOnvcn lent
and valuable OusChold article we have.
IL II worth five times its costs, in testing
grocers' packages, putting mp preserves,
making cake, etc. W. ii. Thompson &
Co, No. 235 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, are the manufacturers, and they
have the most complimentary testimoni-
al of the Scale possible 10 be written.
They have as yet no General Agent for
this county; and as the Scales are sold
exclusively by canvassers to families, we
recommend the article for the
benefit OF our numerOur lady readers.
and parties wanting honorable employ
ment. We wonld say that the Church
Journal, N Y, "Christian Union" n
Y, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspa-
per-" N. Y, Church Union" n. Y, Bos-
ton Traveller" "IIerald," and Post"
and hundreds of other papers. all speak
In the highest praise of the Scale, its low
price, and convenience TO hOusekeeperS.
Weighs up TO 81 pounds, and roSts 81 80
about one-half that of any
other platform Scale Ia the United
States. Where is the man WHO wants
the exclusive control of Our county, and |
thereby secure very "rodtable business |
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We have now on hand stock of
the handsomest material for call
cards ever yet seen ia this vicinity,
and we con turn out superior work
on the shortest notice. In fact we
have the largest and most COM
plete stock of everything necess-
airy for doing all classes of Job
printing, including a fine assort-
ment of new type, and are able to
do better than ever before for our
patrons.