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iS75;55=55=5;S.TT-77-;7i7=i ;-1-7-=
in Dr.. Pendleton, Of Bethany Col.
lege.n ,,,s3
asyhatis tho rate [ Sof !. State i: taxa.
tion?Dn
Twenty cents on the dollar fOl
State purposes, and el ion Y cents e IT fol
the school fund.- 55si, .3,-
| +"Are politics bitter?p |?
No, not more 50 than in the
Northern States. We hayo brisk
political contests, but We have
worked out Of the animosities o.
the war into q condition Of toler;
aneo and. good feeling. Ther. are
good and influential citizens in
both parties. Since ] have leen in
Office l have made: :it a rule to give
tile Republican minority . repre-
sentation on al State boards and
commissions. ! believe it's tho
true principle Of government. The
negro question scarcely enters into
our politics. We have only 1000
colored people in the state-not
enough! to form an important elo:
mcnt Of our. population
Tho general impression one gets
!ofycstiy yirginia from a talk with
Governor Mathews is that it is
making slow but? sure progress in
population, wealth and intelligence I;
.thatitisS in IN excellent condition
financially that its stores Of min
eral wealth ought to attract; the at.
tention Of Eastern capitalists, and
that there is room for thousands Of
industrious people who do not sx-
pect to find farms ready-made by
nature, as on tho Western prairies,
but are willing to struggle with the
forests for the sake Of q peculiarly
healthy climate, fine mountain
scenery, ,copious springs Of delicious
water and pure, swift streams
Nsty York Tribnne. f,ilssl 'aly 4
@a5 Secret! 'iifsfsFFFtF
4IialIow, do you do, Mrs. aTowe?.
Have you heard tho story about
Mrs. Ludy2Ss 2, Z
sWhy, no, really,aNIrs Cad
8Whatiistit2 Doltell.p
- Oh, Ijpronlised moi: to- tell ! for
all world q N!o.;5Ii must never!
tellzonIt, I'm! afraid twill gotIout.a
Why I'll never tell .on,ts as long!
ssi1 live, just as true tas tho world
What is it? Come tell: 60
Now, you won't say anything
about i, will you?:ils i7as:t. sii.is.:5 -
Il - 0, I'll never open my mouth
al about. .it-n0yer. Hope to5die this
minute. . s,,5ff,tsEsys;.s ....::sis ! - =
: 8 !4sWIell, ifSyou :. belieyezit Mrs.
Fundy told me Z last night, that
Mrs. iTrot told her that her. sisters
husband l,wus Il told. obysa person
what dreamed, that Mrs. Troubles
oldest daughter told Mrs. Nicksons
her grandmother heard BY a, letter
Which she got from her. sisters
second husbands Oldest brothers
step, daughters auut's youngest
boy, that it was reported by the
Captain ola clam boat just arrived
from the. Fejee, that the mermaids
about that section, wear crinolines
made Of shark skins.''-s- m J. !. +,
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! luect LIE. .BT'ad:rs.eiyi. ;'d:s.,iii

In almost eyerv, phase lofSl;fs
NAV wc obserrs Tint SmanlvI sta!
bility follows ! manly er,erSr s,,,S Z II
trials and misfortunnes.5 I tboss - w;ll
bear them most .Lrove,v3s'anJ nh,
mit,them most cheorfrilvi wbobsIy.
struggled tho hardest d avid ti,sn,
Tho calamity tbat ! comes Stbronsb
neglect c; is the hardest to bear!5 Tbc
frotful, ,repining, discontencd sm,lr. ,rr,.
murer is almost inyariablvftbefon,
who has nut forth tho tleosf affnr+
10 loln h;msa,f ss Az 80. 80. 49, ~
tbat j. .ro r,ost a,,t;O., ~ ~. promises
tho ,nost @ rrn,,r ,I.H'i Iant Tha laas as'
osity that :. a,;iad isp,,, w.. ~, ~ ssa':,
tLo n,ost .,he.a,,sII. y. !, So 2
Tho IT, ia,o 49,. s., !, aspelaagie'
~ ~ ~ ,S"'. s''. - ..,".tasa :, ontespees
70 n, suo uesi.ss anu hiose permanent
ituv nla',l!i'eAs. - anu s.Molnahl.resS
must eolnDiil' 'las eisl.ion!s oiA ac.
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ARRITAL AND DEPARTURE
.lati OF THE'AAILS.9 II 4a2g

. 3
Clarksburg-daily escep, sundsys-lsayes
Weston ut 8 A. M.-arfires nj 1 N.
Braxton Court llouse-datly except Sum
days--arrlYcs ut lFeston by b,a0 P. H., and
leaves Weston same day at $3.50 p. N. u,
IGlenyile-leaves :Ifeston at TAIN. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-arriyes
at5P u Tuesdays, Thursdays aud sa,ur-
days. ~ ~ =
buckhaunon-asriyes at Weston u ".
TuNsdays, Thursdays and Satutdays--lsares
Weston r II. same days.
, Philippi-arrises Al Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays al O P. u Leaves Weston Hedues-
day and Saturdays ats75A: ". .' 81, T. =,
Z Mount Pleasant-ltaycA Weston Mondays
and Thursdays at IA. M.Tatuves Tuesdays
and FridaySby s 2. NJ
Wsl Union Tarriyes Mondays at 5IP. y.
Leaves Westoa Tuesdays nj ! a. 81.
Sand Potk-once a week-leavos Weston
Mondaysat 0 a. N.-atriyes Mondays ate
cs- Parties having mail to 90 should
bring Il To the Office half an hour before The
departure Of The mails. ,..'l5' 2,'' p.
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a gentleman who; resides on Adj
ans street, and has a !, fountain in
the front yard stocked with small
fish, had been puzzled for some
time over the Disappearance of the
fish from the basin Of the fountain.
One night last week he and several
friends sat up and watched. About
ten o'clock tliey saw the house cat
stealthily approach tho rim of the
fountain and, scratch in the ground.
The cat caught a worm, which she
moved around in the water for a
few minutes, then, when the little
fish would rise and bite at the bait,
the cat, with the. other paw, grab
bed and ate them. @Puss" !" was tho
"lone fisherman" ofthe place. The
above story is authentic, yet it
reads as if it was apocryphal.
Here is an important fact for seien:
lists who draw q distinction be-
tween instinct and reason.-A.m.
phis appeal. i. AL ,tt55,l, sdr. y
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Nota Good day for Dying Eithe,

" B9uahISSdToS, :l!tl'sS' May s::-This has
bson a good day for suicides here:
August Miller, eabinet-maker, shot
himself,at his boarding, house, and
died. John Miller, another cabinet
maker, attempted suicide, by scr
iously cutting his throat. IIe was
adjudged insane and sotit q the
asylum at Mt. Pleasant, this after!
noon, Nicholas Theissinge'es!rS lung
himself to a tree, IN the outskirts Of
the oity. All were Germans %
s3lsxamplos are the bcst,lessops for
,,a,,tt, III
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q .PEfERsoN, Stc==f=E======5 Stc==f5=s =.
JANE LEw.-Siafcd communications Of
Jackson Lodge No. 35, a. F: and A. u i,
will bc held In their ball, in Jane Lew, on
the seconiSatnrday 10 each mouth.
49, s,'s,s ISAAC JACKSON, ". M
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HOLDING 0FsCOURTS.

SNvclNltSS SSoNNrtS.
Lewis, 2oih of February and August
,Gilmer 1lth of March and I20th, Sept.
Upshur. s95thi ofFA1ays and 9th dec.
Preston, ODD of March nd 81 October
Randolph, 11thi lNiayjand I23dl Nov,
Tucker, 10th. Of April and Oct. q.
Barbour April 20 and Nosomber I'd:
Webster, i hyof juno and Glib Sept
'Braxton, SlSthE March and 18th! August
Harrison. ;3Othl May and .s0thy October
Calhoun, 29th ,of; ;alay and 10th of Oct.
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x AlTTORNEY.SATSLAW i

sils,5 W eston, VIZ q. 81
Ifs VIII practice 10 tie Ciscait and County
i Courts Of Lewis and adjacent countless, and
an -ihs Court of IA ppeats.
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q HENR RYfBkANNON NJ
lAT'TjORNEY TT. i ATiL LAW,

Weston, Va.
win practice ittithe Circuit 5and County
Courts Of Lewis, Upshur, G Gilmef, Braxtol 2
and Randolph tbs Csutt!o Appeals and
4 2 ttouris gilt, 4 ilfasllfil = IL
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I'D ~. BENNETT,
ATToRNEY AT AZ Law, "a.

~ Weston, v. w.. 81
Wilt{prsctioe 81 Lbs Circuit and County
Courts Of Lewis and adjacent counties, aud!
f,ourt 'of 4 ppeals and u. s. Court. *. 2! u e
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Also deal sr In tlne groceries, ash, tobacco
igars, coutec,ioneries, 30
= sa-l Aiso.. dealer ID pure " Whiskles, Bran
aies, 90.
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I1he6l'ierncYfHotel, e

P.sTIERNEY,S Proprietor.
= o. laisset q a, .,ztl?gglyg.
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Professional on Cards.

W. g. : BENNETT, e.. ~.
ATTORNEY ] I Y Law, ss5
ston, EW Va.
:gfll praciieein Lewis and adjoining coun-
ties, anl ID tue C6utt.ois "a .Reals an1 U. s.
Courts. ~ d
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15
BAsTRop. Nov. 10, 1879.

ED. FREE PREss:-To the many
acquaintances and friends Of our we'll
known planter, Mr.. Marsh Trigg of
this county. and also the old friends of
my brother Adolph A. Erhard, it will
be gratifying to learn that Mr.. Jones
T. Trigg and Miss Mollie Erhard join.
ed in the holy union of matrimony
Noy. 9Th, at the residence of the brides
father, A. A. Erhard, in the presence
Of as many relatives and friends as the
house could contain. Mr.. Jones Trigg
and Miss Mollie 4. had been intimate
friends for several years. and st last
Mr.. Trigg abided by the Bible injunc
ton, 1T is not we'll for man to be
alone" and took unto him his long
adored sweetheart for wife. slsr
Their long and sincere attachment
warrants me to prognosticate for them
q happy married lite. "
@. ERHARD.
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November Magazines.

We are in receipt of the Atlantic,
Scribner's Lippincot's, Applesn's, &c.
lectic, Popular Science, Physiological
Journal. St. Nicholas, Ballou's .tc.-
all fine samples oftheir respective7ub.
lications. 1t is scarcely worth while
to particularize at this late period
but we shall notice their Decembe
issues at large. with reference to . re
newal and extension of their sub.
scription lists with tie new year
Meantime We shall take pleasure il
ordering any of tAem ct publishers
prces, or will club them with the FRll
PREss at reduced rates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15
Over Worked Business Men
ind students.

To the feeble convalescent and to
the over. worked student or profession
Al man or man of business who finds
himself slowly losing vitality and the
power to do his best; who knows that
his health is gradually giving way, and
that il no help can be found q break
down in the near future-fatal it may
be-is inevitable, Compound Oxygen
offers an almost certain means OF re-
lief and restoration. Send for our
"Treaslse on Compound Oxygen. "
which gives the largest information and
many remarkable Testimonials from
widely known aud eminent public men.
Sent free. Address Dr. STARKEY 4
PALES, 11l2 Girsrd Erect. Phila-
delphia. Pa.
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PersOusals.

Mrs, Capt. Davis lett Tor Llano, he,
future home, on Tuesday. bss
T. II. franklin delivered IN address
at the Institute on yesterday. We &c.
greet our inability TO be present. u
Rev. Mr.. Brown. the new Metho.
dist minister preached on last Sabbath
aud made a favorable impression.
G. w. Donaldson has the lumber on
the ground for . large warehouse in
che rear Of his store building. late
Malone's corner: "A ~
An engineer Of the International
stopped aEthe Exchange Hotel y few
sights since, and spoke Of the re.suf-
vey as progressing 10 this dirsctiou.s
The wings" Of the late Lyoll House
have been removed and nude TO Dc
duty, one as a workshop attached u
Thompson d blscksnith shop, the 9TH
eras dwelling on > lot Of M. No
shers. u, l. ~ w B 49,
Capt. Robbins We. learn hired Z
conveyance ana left for -Austiu ter
minutes stter reosiyins ! dispstch, un'
der great apparent exsitnsnt' ionayes-
terday. Itfis supposed there "is !,
woman ia the case,"" esih
We HAYS failed to note the new -.
cessiou 70 the ''pyi department.
Of Coronsl inst tuie vi . boards 10 the
family Of the Prssidsnt, Although
properly belonging 70 ths male depart
ment. be willremain for one time at
taohed to the female department. q
Mrs. Nance. our nearest official
neighbor. is succeeded in the boarding
house business by ,MrsY Hcaton,
assisted We notice by our always
agreeable friend Mrs. Schriyer,
This combination in the boarding
house business will be found very eff
cient as we'll as pleasant and attractive
We have an impression Of having
heard some Indications Of the pres.
ence of serenading party about 0tl
premises during the "wee sma' hours
some nights past. We attribute this
outbreak Of musical genius to the at.
traction Of the half dozen or SO Of
blooming daughters of our neighbor
Parson Zivley. taa E'nir AA
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15
ComunIssioners' Court

At the session this week the keeping
of the poor farm and paupers was LET
TO CIV, Turner at 81 each.
As regards the change in the Aus
tin road, it was ordered that Mrs.
Worsham have until the next term Of
court to carry out her agreement aad
i'm the meautimeshe is to move her
f.nce 50 o. to give the travelling public
ac.ess to the old crossing Of the Blanco
and to make said road at all points &C
feet vide.
Further proceedings 10 our next.
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The most miserable human being Ia Ne
world isshst persou gdGbring With . shak.
iue chill, or . burning fever. The joys Of
liic are bot misery TO his mind, and BE-
Ing: sea ~ = Ed s g ~ U1t,sas..
Tho grsatest, p ~ g4eecics:; CynAN
CnlLL Tonic she Gees Weee lndics Fever
and Asss Rs.s3y ,casss Chill. s.t levse.
tine. h bloes oee dlssasss easelse q -
ariai poison, and restores The eaA6rer y
Health, Strength and Happihess. ~
C0sAN UnlLa Tcnyc, the Great W ct ID
s s Fever ss ae$ "a you sa: :si
Take no other medicine. 2 CUlAN CHILL
ToNlc viii cure You and give you Health.
Get Tbdttle irolS your dfuggist, Raynoldi
K Daniel, and Try 1t. '1H rs,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

MARRIAGE licenses in October:
Gid G. johnson, Sarah Nance.
Charles CALDWELL, Harriet Edwards,
Andrew league, Martha K. Win
tiers.
f. J. Rau. Lille z. McMeans.
Benjamin Dixon. Martha Blanks.
Jas, H. Mcpherson, Julia +. Wick
ers.
George Rankin. Adie Reeves.
Pleas Friend, Ella Button.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

Messrs. Billipgsley and Green have
taken charge of this establishment, on
the north side of the plaza, where they
will keep constantly on hand a good
stock of the best the market affords in
their line Of trade. Their wagons run
twice week to Austin and return, go
their stock will always be fresh, and
their prizes lower than those who deal
at second hand, Call and see.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

The most contemplate fraud that
has been practiced upon farmers and
others in the last few years is the sell
ling Of immense packs OF worthless
horse and cattle powders. There is
only one kind now known in this
country that are unadulterated and
those are Sheridan's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15
For Sale.

We have due.bill for SIS, good
for:that amount on the purchase of one
of Beaty's $50 organs, which we will
sell for cash or exchange for dry-goods
groceries or furniture. Call at this
Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

Two neighbors have we. sisters fair, ,..,...
OF golden and Of raven hair; 2 .r'fgl.t.
The eyes Of one are heavenly blue, a..
The other'sof a midnight hue; IA III
Each fairly blest in form and face, %. az
And each in diverse native grace. ~ a'l
Our "sanctum" looks upon the grsen % a.
Where oft these besuteous nymphs are seen;
One brilliant as the rising dawn
One fair as Luna ON her throne; l,tit'
One ever smiling, light and gay, .ii ra
One musing in the twilight gray; q ,ss.-
( Ones voice rings laughter's merry peals,
While ones in heavenly music steals. " a.
Were We . gallant. young and gay,
We fear our mind would often stray
From of the hisroglyphic page
Which should our studious thoughts engage,
Beyond the bounds which intervene, s.'' .
To those whose presence charms the sence,
All lost in aIbcwildering muse ia 40.
Had we our ehoice-achicA ,oould 100 choose
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No family in this broad land
should undertake to keep house with
out Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
many have tried to but failed. 1t is
worth more to family than a whole
medicine chest.
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Special Notice!

Those desiring advertisements or
local notices must hand them in on
or before THURSDAY, in order to in
sure their insertion the same week.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

eFSa Aosuso 70 Usso Auvouto.
o'"''''as' zee y. sss'S
The fair and the city election at
Austin having Terminated, the latter
10 the satisfaction Of tho successful
candidates, there was nothing LETT in
Austin in the shape of . boom. l
started for the sunset city aud reached
San Marcos after drive Of fppr hours
and . half behind the prsnium ponies
San Maroos has improved and sew.
cral new and Impressive structures
are to be seen on the plaza which add
reatay toths sppeardD dthe, toth,
q shoph have pid q I ID ~ id
dty iddSbttatop II - IN heed
spriugs Of SAe SD Matcos fiS6r. than
which there sss - ashsrs in the state
more beautiful, were recently ,pVrchas.
sdby Col. 'Elberth Jsmison 81 Gal.
vessS6I aEathey wmrbs i very valu.
.0'0 P':''.o' n' iu'''"a''
iooA' gives Dan "ss0ss TAI coone0'
,i9a pflNY lsn' i ~ pf'lN I. AM Vs sA1atttUp'
r'" - eus'uee 'us o"Ie''
~ .u's .onpAuy 90 .ve .''s io - 5su u
'...S.s - ny "tt ". s''S ~. 49,.
49,. ssy. f.s - -. y. -
wv" y. .e.1',.s -. ". r..' "a. ~
..sss 1@Ssse . W 80 4 -
.S wv 49, 49,: 80 -.
WV = .,Sss 81 q. ''..o 10. "w
., e .s po""o" WV. ~.
'wt,,sS'r .s't1S'Yy' sN%e.
u .re peou !a.:y ep,out Sss ~
: 'n III in '"'i w ~ sA'e1'' e.'o'usi
'SrAas developed AN insennoo 10, 90 ;
tue % : par' =, 1.t TUG i I'.o :,
' ,'o.Spao s'o'Hno'ue's q! " ?. eA'suN
tnelra road 70 Dan ANTONIO ~i.nin tue tue
Immediate future ana that they may nay
have the 'oherewithlto carry it out u q
consummation deVoutiy to DC wisned.
From San Marcos 70 new Sbraupniels,
is distance OF IL miles, sand along
the road which is called Stflpgtownn,
there isia continuous settlsment OF
prosperous farmers who RAISE GOOD
crops. The land along this p orrtio %
ofthe road is about the richest IN fhe
state, which, whenever any portion OF
it is sold brings very high hgures.
New Brauniels does not appear 70 l nave
grown any within the past hye years.
but still wears the appearance OF De-
ing a thriving German town, whose whose,
inhabitants appear prosperous ana
content. Thetabrlcs OF the WOODEN
mill there are excellent, and command
good prices at any point to which they.
are shipped. One OF the hnes - IN mn
sites 70 the United States Is thas OVID
by Mr.. John Iorrey, on the comal'
whose mill was swept away by tor
nado some years ago, which ruined
him, and he never has been able to
IL
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

jsLl wbs are s.a.sine 10 The error. and ~ ~
s:s':.s1 = ;yu SS sssfi ss': :sss - receipt
,6ss siIi ssss yss, sWaI 0r CHARGE. This
sysss rsas6y vss tisoovervd ~ missionary IN
5outh America. Send . sslf.sddressed envelope
y Ne Raw. Jsssss Z. isssAs. Sssss'" = 80 80 =
lorb cur - nllI tIifni lis nfl l tsssss"
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Pho sograph~-Rsricc Reduced.
TO suit the hard times l have con-
Guided to make frs. class autographs
at only 81 per half dozen. N ~
.lfl, ,tl DALGLEIsu.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

LUMBER, shingles, etc may hereafter
be had at Rau's old stand. Special
attention given to filling orders.
A. G. MOsHER. y.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

PARKER'S santouiss Worm Losengs,
are the bcstd u all WON Me iicinse.
'rhousands " mother, all over The land,
Give their children PAR Ek'S Santonins
Worm Lossnges. Try item, at Reynolds
4 Dauiel'0.s ~ 1''S p9h i'.l
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

THE prospectus Of the New York
Sun appears 10 our columns this week
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

"JcyrUL News tor Boys and Girls"
See advertisement thus entitled in 40
other place. .a dtfs sit.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

Strthe prospectus ofGoleys Lady
hook u our advertising columns,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

THE weather has been warm and
tlustery tor the past week. Some
splendid "siens" but no RAIN. In.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

Mrs. HEAToN Is installed in her
new boarding house, late Mrs. Nance's.
She starts out with a goodly number
of boarders, and is ready to receive
more. By the way, that new sign was
1 capital idea. For how can one ex-
pect to do business unless one makes
it known that they are ~ business /?
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-15

BxtoIxisn's gallery ustss ssps5I
ial,s Of taking Of IN bsbiesp me
lite. Tryitand see. he
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WE have not seen any one who
could report having seen the shooting
Of the stars" which it was said would
come off Wednesday or Thursday
night. Clouds may have prevented. 8
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sgors F, Selling out below cost
Before removing to the new store
G.. w. DONALDSON.
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Ollr. Neighbour.

THE following lines were thrown off
at leisure hour some months since.
AS we have now lost ''our neis hbors"
referred to, we present them as memen
to of the past, and token Of, continued
friendship.-ED. y ~ ~ \. !
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HARDWARE ''H
1855 A large selected lot next
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"A package Of OuKI's Durham, con.
tanning twenty pipe.Iulls Of the bsst
smoking tobacco made. or one common
cigart EsA sosts ten cents. Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-06
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