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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-29

BUS HELs IN GEORGIA.

An act to fix by law the standard
weights of a bushel of the articles
and commodities hereinafter men
toned
SECTION i. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of
Georgia, That the legal weight OF
the following articles or commodities
per busheI shall be as follows: OF
wheat 60 pounds, of shelled corn 90
pounds, of oats 3 ? pounds, OF barley
AZ pounds, of Irish potatoes 60
pounds, of sweet potatoes 80 pounds,
of white beans 80 pounds, of clover
seed so pounds, Of timothy seed 10
pounds, of fax seed SO pounds, of
hemp seed Al pounds, of buck wheat
so pounds, of dried peaches unpeels
ed 50 pounds, peeled 38'pounds, of
dried apples "a pounds, Of onions 8 :
pounds, of stone coal so pounds, OF
turnips 50 pounds, of corn meal As
pounds, of wheat bran 20 pounds, of
cotton seed 80 pounds, of ground
peas % pounds, of clustering hair
S pounds.
Approved February 20, 1873.
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DR.. James, in his agricultural re-
port for April says, among other
things, that five per cent less com
mercial fertilizers have been pur%
chased this year than last, and that
twenty eight per cent of these we're
used 10 preparing composts, and
that the average wages paid tull
hands per month is 7.25, with board
added. In efficiency, labor Is res
ported two per cent less efficient
than last year. The amount of farm
supplies being purchased by farm
ers this year, compared with last, is
reported twenty two per cent less,
and of this amount sixty per cent
are purchased 'on time DR.. James
thinks this is the greatest obstacle to
profitable farming in Georgia, and
it is very gratifying to know that
the evil is gradually diminishing.
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If you want your job printing
done heater and cheaper than it can
be done elsewhere, bring it to the
Journal Office.
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CEMENT FOR CHINA,-A good &C.
ment for broken china consists of
gum acacia dissolved in boiling wa
ter, as much plaster Of Paris being
added as will form a thick paste
The proportions e the gum and wa
ter are half an ounce of the former
to wineglsss of the latter. Apply
the paste with brush to i.s frac
tured parts.
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SWEET PoTATcES. - Some writer's
on the subject of sweet potatoes say
that those planted early, or rather
early raised potatoes, will keep bet,
ter than those raised late. The
reason assigned for it is the early
raised are more mature, have less
water in them, and therefore keep
sounder and better.
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Kelley, sentenced for life, escaped
the chain gang the other day.
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Gus, marsh, or miasmatic polsons.
This is n compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients which
rarely fails to cure the seyerest cases of Chills
and Fever and the concomitant disorders. such
q remedy the necessities of the people IN mala-
rious districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine undiscovered for the
cure of lntermittents IS, that it contains no qui'
nine or mineral, and those who take 1t are free
from danger Of quinism or any injurious effects.
and are rs healthy after using it as before. II
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been its success
that ithas gained the reputation of being infal-
lible Itcan therefore, be safely recommended
as a sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague Of the West, and the ChiIls and Fever OF
the South. 1t countcracts the miasmatc poison
in the blood and frees the system from its nfu-
cnce. so that fever and ague, shakes or chills,
once broken mp by it, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
The great variety OF disorders which arise from
the irritation OF this poison such MS Neuralgia,
rheumatism. Gout. Headache, Blindness.
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Splenic Affections, Mysteries, Pain
in the Bowels, Collie. Paralysis, and derange-
of the Stomach. all Of which become internllt-
tent or periodical have no speedier remedy than
AYERS AGUE CURE. which cures them all alike,
and protects the system from future attacks As
n preventive, it is OF immense service in those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails rs
1t stays the development Of the disease If taken
oh the first approach The premonitory symp'
toms Travellers and temporary residents arc
thus enabled to deiy these disorders, and few
VIII ever suffer if they avail themselves OF the
protection this remedy affords
FOR Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity'
it is an excellent remedy; 1t stimulates this organ
INTO healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by DR.. }. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
IOWELL, MASS.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
VIM. ROOT. Agent Marietta, Ga.
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When Commodore Vanderbilt was runs
ming steamboats,, he beat all rivals by
crowdinR on steam TO the utmost, and
even running down his enemyii neces-
sary 10 accomplish q triumph. When he
went into rallroadlng, he adopted much
shrewder and more successful way, by
uniting vast lines and their tributaries uii.
der his own management, thus capturing
oil rivals, BY sharing with them the I'm.
nense pool OF profits that were made by
his skillful manipulation. MeSsrs. Law.
renee 4 Co., Bankers, New York, accom-.
plish Q much greater success In stock
operations by their new Combination
Method Of dealing. BY this system the
orders OF thousands Of customers are pool.
cd into one vast sun and co.operated un.
der the most experienced management,
thus giving 10 each shareholder all the
benefits OF large capital and best skill.
Profits divided monthly. ANY amount
from S. TO $95, 900 can I've used with great
success. SIS will make SIS profit. $50
would return $50 or 0 per cent on the
stock during the month, according to the
market. The new circular (mHilel tree)
has two unerring rules for success" and
full explanations, so that any one can
operate prOftably. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied.
Apply 10 Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, New York City.
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Nor So BAD AS REpoRrED.-A report was
current on the street, Saturday, that rape
had been committed on the Fair Grounds,
on the afternoon Of the Fourth, during the
picnic there. An investigation Of the
case did not confirm the report. Harry
Carpenter, young married man living
on the Island, was reported to be the
guilty party, and Jennie Jones, step
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Foster, his alleged
victim. Carpenter was arrested by Officer
st. Myers, on a charge oil taking improper
liberties with the girl, and confessed iudg.
ment and paid so and costs in order he
claims, to avoid publicity, although stout.
y asserting his innocence Of the charge.
Subsequently he was arrested upon State
warrant issued by Justice Miller at the
instance OF Mr.. Foster. II would seem
that the latter, however, became convinc.
ed that there was not much in the case, as
he withdrew the information, and the de.
PENDANT was discharged from custody.
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CnURcH MArrERs.-The annual floral
festival OF the Chapline Street NJ. L. Sab.
bath School, which was to have taken
place yesterday, was postponed until next
Wednesday evening, when the missionary
boxes will be opened.
Communion services were held yester.
day at the Baptist Church. In the morn.
ing there was All interesting service Of
song, prepared by the pastor, on "Variety
in the Hearers Of the Word" in which q
number Of speakers participated.
The A. N. E. Camp Meeting, which has
been in progress at Martins Ferry during
the past week, closed yesterday. A large
crowd was present, and much interest was
taken in the closing exercises, which were
conducted by ReVs. Murch, Sampson,
Alexander and Watts.
The quarterly Sabbath School review
took place at the Kirkwood NJ. E. Church,
last evening.
The West Virginia Conference OF the u.
Z. Church, South, will be held at Olarks.
burg, commencing Sept. Sd. Bishop Dog.
gett will preside.
Rev. Lewis Hay, OF Allegheny, Pa, &C.
cupied the pulpitof the English Lutheran
Church, yesterday morning and evening.
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TEMPERANCE ITRMs.-Thc dramatic en-.
tertainment given by the Workingmen's
Temperance Union, at Otis Hall, Satur.
day evening, drew a fair audience. The
farce OF "Tha. Rascal Pat" with Frank
Coyle in the title role, was the main feature
Of the performance.
The Mozart Hall Union will hold an i'm.
portant business meeting this evening, at
their hall.
The mass meeting at Washington Hall
yesterday afternoon, while fair audience
was present, was not SO largely attended
as usual. The intense heat, no doubt, kept
many from being present. Rev. Lewis
Hay, OF Allegheny, Pa, and L. G. CraCrsit,
ESQ.,, were the speakers.
The following are the officers recently
Installed by Wheeling Circle OF Honor,
No. 1: Post Commander, S. +. Faris;
Commander, II. Hill; Vice Commander,
VIM. Hercules; Secretary, VIM. P. Sharp;
Treasurer, James Armstrong; Chaplain,
NJ. Flanagan; Marshal, VIM. Laughlin;
Inside Guard, Charles Walters; Outside
Guard, VIM, Mooney Circle Deputy, JaS
l. Gray. Executive Committee, VIM. Nc
Cleery, A. j. Adams, James T. Gray.
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DE4D.-Fred. ALL, a lad in his 10th year,
who has been employed in the ISTEL.
LIGENcER press room for years, and who dur.
Ing that time had passed through several
grades Of promotion, coming 10 have
charge at last oithe mailing Of the paper,
died Mt his home in East Wheeling on
Saturday night OF Constipation. lie was
u bright German boy, possessed OF a win.
ningiiace and pleasant manner, and was
the "old reliable" among tho boys in the
press room. Summer and winter lie was
alwaysat his post at three O'Clock in tho
morning, and by his good habits, genial
disposition and manly characteristics had
greatly endeared himself to ali the EMPLOYEES
Of tho establishment, especially those in
the press room, They all mourn poor
Fred, and all feel that whatever he
land beyond" has in store for us all, moth.
ing but good can happen to him.
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SALT RHEUM.
Life a Burden from the Sufferlnus caused
by this Terrible Disease.

MesSrs. WEEKS d PorrERi GeRtlentsa-Plea,o "a.
cept my most grateful thanks for the great, very
Esat, comfort have received IRON the use 81 your
For lhe past eight or nine ySan have been trou.
6led With that dreadful disease, Salt Rheum.
For months would DO heIplesS,-my yery lIie
burden 10 mo. s'' '"e
have used everything in the shape Of madeleine
poIh external and internal, but with no effect,
4, My bands were In terrible condition thc hask, ~
them being all raw, and thought would try C1jTI.
tried It, and lo Il was as Ia miracle had baen MAJ,
gStmed ior Hl take my oath that 10 three appIes.
presume there are hundreds, II not thoaSandS
VINO Know o. my case, among whom thnre NAV -
oue one similarly afflicted, aud II 20 would eafn
" aafIsc hIm 70 give CCricuRI trial.
Your, very thankfully,
- A. D. BAKER, NttI AoeHi I, 6 r n
INSTRUMENTATION nEFaoIT, MICII., 80
jan. 20, 1879.
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PoLlcE CouRr-Judge Cranmr.

There were no cases before His Honor
on the morning Of the Fourth. Saturday
morning the following docket was dis.
posed Of:
John Moran, drunk, 81 and costs. Paid.
Frank 0'Brien and Henry Bushman
were lined s. and costs each for drunken.
ness, and committed in default.
John Richie was fined $40 and costs for
drunkenness, which he paid.
Vim. NJ. Ritz, John Cable and Thomas
Feeney were fined s. and costs each for
disorderly conduct. Ritz and Feeney paid
their fines and Cable was committed in
default.
The case OF Joseph Ensheimer, charged
with lnhIman treatment OF horse, was
continued to this morning.
There was one case only before the court
in tho afternoon, viz:
Patrick Mayer, charged with drunken.
ness, was sent TO the Work House.
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WHEELING DAILY nTELIGENcER MONDAY MORNING. JULY 1873

gregation Of 81. Johh's German protas+ant
GbsTeh AZ lane's nrchnyd an ;ho o' fs,an,i
WHERE there vera fihe ,n,,sic ~ tba o mar
~ dancer and amnain9 SameS Ia ,,oAne
and old, BIIly Meveris M ehTatsd o,cSsI.
m furnished ihe music ior the occasion
A substantial dinner was seTved which
was discussed with Keen annetiteshv The
picnickers. Duringthe Afternoon the nj.
ready large crowd in the oreharj was
swelIed bynumerolIs arrivals frotn Inc city'
and ali having enioyed a heartv dinner
thew EEL abont enioyinu themseivss h
rood earnest. presenuny an Snima,ed
scene 10 Inc lookers.on. Miss Ionisa
Loefller, daughter Of Mr.. Chas. Ioeffler,
the East Wheeling butcher, was successful
In an exciting contest for a pair 81 goid
bracelets, the voting tipon which realized
Sl43 20. The vote FOR The bracelets Al The
close stood: Miss Louisa Ioeifler. $40 90;
Miss Louisa Kryter, 500 81, The church
evidently realized d very handsome sum
from their picnic, which was as much q
social success as 1t was financial one.
AT LocKwoop's GROVE,
near Moundsville, the temperance folks Of
the city and vicinity united In regular
old.iashioned celebration. The affair was
gotten up by the Parkers' Hall Union, Of
Centre Wheeling, and the trip 10 the
grove and return was made on the steamer
Iron Valley aud barges. There was a
large crowd, estimated at 1900, at the
grove. Freese's LaBelle string band fur.
nished music for those who felt inclined
to dance, while plenty OF amusement and
entertainment was provided for the more
sedate. The time was pleasantly spent,
and the very best Of order prevailed
throughout the day. The picnic was in
charge Of Messrs. John Handy, George
Watson, Frank N. Hopkins, George Hart.
ley and John @. Bellville, members OF the
Parker Hall Executive Committee OF the
Union, assisted b. William Cox, Isaac
Shields and VIM. Hildebrand. There was
no speaking on the picnic ground, al.
though several noted Temperance workers
were In attendance. The excursionists
returned home In the evening in due time
looking as II they had enjoyed themselves.
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Eow IN EAST WuEEtlNG.-IIenry Jones,
q Welshman, living in East Wheeling, up.
peared ut the City Building on Saturday
evening, with face bathed in blood and
head covered with cuts and bruises.
Jones stated to the officer in charge that
he had been assaulted and beaten by a
crowd Of roughs in East Wheeling, near
the Zane street bridge, and gave the names
oftheparties assaultinghim us I'd. Costello,
James Cassidy, John Halpin, Geo. West
and Mike Divine. The parties named were
arrested and will be given u hearing at
this morning session OF the Police C0ult.
Several other parties, who took hand in
the row, will also be brought before the
Court.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESrArE.-The follow,
Ing transfers Of rcal estate were admitted 10
record in the office Of tho Clerk OF the
County Court, Saturday:
Deed made July 4, 1879, by BENJAMIN
ExlHS, trustee, Of Belmont county, Ohio,
10 sallie Holt, widow Of George Holt, late
ofthe city Of Wheeling, for two.thlrds Of
The lot in the southeast augle Of Eoti' and
Iwenty.sGcond streets, city OF Wheeling,
the dwelling being numbered 2,90O Eoii
street; 81 90.
Deed made May 10, 1870, by John
schInid TO John Arbenz, for lot fronting
twenty feet on York street, Island, seven
ty.twn feet from the southeast corner OF
lot No. Is in Daniel Zane's addition 10
the city Vi Wheeling; $3.50.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty WARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has beer. used
for children. It corrects aciaity Of the
stomach, relieves ipiHd eaRe, regulates the
bowels, cures dyasstgy and diaThGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
IS cNIb bQilt. D4w
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PERSONAL MRXrloX.-Mr. Charles H,
fancy, OF tho Clarksburg Meus, is in the
city spendinga few days with his relatives.
DR.. Sumner Stone, son OF E. J. Stone,
Esq.; is home from PHILADELPHIA on d
brief visit.
Mr.. L. c. Good, of the firm Of Rown 4
Good, merchandise brokers, is back from
Charleston, 8. O., where the firm have q
branch establishment.
Mr.. Oscar Seeley and bride returned
from their wedding tour on Friday.
G. D. Devinney, OF Wheeling, has pur.
chased G. 4. butchers farm, which lies
near the West Fork river. Mr.. Devinnev's
family have recently moved upon the farm.
-lIeStOn Republican.
Sister Fidelus, one OF the best known
Sisters at the Convent, died about one
o'clock yesterday morning, after a pro.
tracted illness. She had been an inmate
oil the Convent for many years past.
Miss Kate Evans, OF Wilmington, Del,
who has been visiting friends in the city,
accompanied Miss Lucy Hanna to Pitts
burgh last week, where the latter expects
to make her home.
Tommy Cockayne, the musician, was
presented with handsome cane, at the
picnic out the Hempfeld, on the Fourth.
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The CouRrs-SurREME CoURr OF Ar-
PEALs-JuClgeS GrSen, Raymond, Moore and
JohNSoR.-.The following business was trans
acted in this Court on Saturday:
Ramsburg, Miller & Co. vs.. c. Erb & Co.,
and Harrisburg, Google 4 Co. vs.Same, from
Jefferson county. Wrtts OF error allowed F.;
bond in each case $3.50.
Phelps 4 Pound VS.. Smith & Co. Agree
ment Of counsel was filed.
Adjourned to next Wednesday 10 \. NJ.
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EYE lIURT ny A FIRE CRACEER.-Last
Friday afternoon little Frank Ingram, son
Of Fred. ingram, a moulder at the Airing.
ION Stove Works, was painfully injured in
the right eye by the premature discharge
ola fire cracker, while out ut HornbrOok's
Park. Dr. NardeSty was called, aud nj
Iirst examination thought the sight Of the
eye was totally destroyed The Doctor
dressed the eye, and yesterday its Condi-
ton had improved so that the patient was
enabled to see little with it,
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AL&nM OF FlEE.-Thc alarm Of fire at II
A. a ". Yesterday, sent in from Box lis, at
KHeymann's Brewery, was caused by the
discovery that the roof OF G. W. PUN.
plrey's slaughter house, on the creek
bank between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, was on iirc, The Fire Department
was on hand promptly, and the flames
were exttnguished before much damage
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OUR Your G RowLlSe.-Ifyou arc troub.
led with dyspepsia or costiyeness, take The
genuine Dr.. .. McI.ane's celebrated Liver
Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts.
burgh, Pa. None can be genuine without
their signature. look for It on every box
The market Is iull OF limitations Of The
name McLASE, spelled differently, bnt
having the same pronunciation.
Sold by all druggists.
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CLOSING OUT.
Ten Thousand Dollars worth OF Dr,
Goods In he Said VVIth0ut Rasasva

Commencing with Tuesday, July LIST, l
will offer my large and carefully selected
stock Of Summer Goods, comprising
Lawns, organdies, Chintzes, Linen Suits,
PEarasolS, &C., &C., at much reduced prices.
These goods were bought before the rise
in the East and will be sold without res.
ervation. We are determined to sell, and
have marked goods down to the point
where VIC can please everybody. Agent
In Wheeling for Mad, Demorest's Patterns.
JOHN RoRMER,
Nos. 2Ol0 and 2O2l Main street.
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel & Co. have II at wholesale.

HIM: s: "PISAFoRE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, l0c; Vocal
Selections bound, Csc; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
SIC; potpourri, SOC; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, Acc; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, SOC.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs to rent.
Lucas Music SroAs,
1927 Market street.
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TIE Americans lead the world in every
thing and especially in fast eating; this
has made dyspepsia our national disease,
though now under perfect control by Inc
use OF DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Sold
everywhere. Price % cents.
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LARGE sums have been expended In
trying TO produce safe kerosene lamp
that would be within the reach Of the
poorest. This has at last been accom-
plished, and is worth vast sum to tho
owners, as every family in the land will
adopt the Harris Smith Safety Lamp,
new for sale at ]. L. Hobbs & Rinehart's.
nav
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WAsulNGToH, July Ill a. M-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley sta
tionary, possibly followed by falling ba
rometer, southerly winds, warmer, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, and possibly light
local rains,
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(yticura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
The most Healing, Soothing, and Refreshing
External Application In the World.

II rapidly heals Ulcer, Old Cores and DIscharrpv
mat have been the torture Of lifetime, thVa aoTdnV
nspeakable ratification 10 thousands Burns, ScSIis
wounds aud FesteIS; all Itching and sCay EtuptiIns
o. the Skin, and AL Affections Of the Scalp, Including
we most Intelligent physicians. II has swept hoSt
y poS0nous remedies out Of existence Il q rgyOlu.
tionary in lis conpOsitOn and mode Of treatment and
4. y curing every external Affection. At every
stage u Is ably assisted by Gu IcURA Soar, which ia
part Of Itself mtdicnally and At the same lima ibs
most delightful by tragrahtRnd refreshing Toilet BRth
and Nursery Soap 10 existence.
GvIlcuRA RESonvENT, powerful purifying a1ent
AID liver stimulant should 10 taken 10 md
resolve away hloJd poSOns caused by the MN, Of
GerolulaI cNnccF, cAlker, lnAlaral OF conisaIon'
Skin and Scalp W '"s
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age-R
a. McCabO 4 Co.
Do Not Leave Home.
photographs-T. II. Higgins.
New BOOks-D. Lothrop 4 Co.
laundress wanted Children's Home.
Watches-J. Becker.
issotutiOn-Bachma 4 burst.
Female Seminary-Steubenville, o.
/. Blum & Bro head OF local.
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Headquarters for Ladies' and Gentlsmen's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB W. GRUBB, IsweIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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Take three-quarters of cup Of butter,
two cups white sugar, three eggs well
beaten, one cup Of sweet milk, one tea.
spoonful pure ground cinnamon, four cups
Of flour having mixed in 1t one measure
BANNER" Baking Powder; bake in Ions
or square pans; have ready one.qusrtel
cupiul OF melted butter with sugar and
cinnamon mixed in stiff enough to spread
put 1t on the cake as soon as taken from
the oven,
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WATER RENTs and city taxes for 1875
must be paid without further delay, OF
water will I've shut of and Ievics made.
TFIs Jas. i. fancy, City Collector