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Radical Inventions.

My friends, / have but one thing more
to say to You tonight, for it is time that
| had brought nv remarks 10 close. /
have been much amused by the inventive
genius of our opponents as have seen
it lately displayed in the press One
day I have read of horrible conspiracy
OF Thurman snd his friends to defeat
Ewing, and the next day of an equally
horrible plot of Ewing and his friends
to destroy Thurman. Fellow citizens, /
pray you not to be in the least disturbed
by these inventions General Ewing is
the regular nominee of the Democratic
party for the office of Governor. / shall
do all in MY power to elect him, and l
trust that every Democrat in The State
will do likewise. In view Of the conse-
quences to result from our election this
tall, do sincerely hope that there may
be no discord, no dissension. no boiling
in our ranks And have every reason
to believe that there will be none From
all quarters | hear that the party is har-
monious, active and full of spirit Let
it do its duty .manfully and earnestly,
and victory will crown its labors and its
Efforts Senator Tharman's Columbus
Speech, r,. -.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
F. NJ. Amos
vs..
William Pistt ct Al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the County Of Monroe, and State o.
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and TO me directed
l " II offer for sale at public auction At the
east door Of the court house in Woodshsld
on A
Saturday, the 4th day Of October, 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. .. m, and
4 o'clock p. M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to-wit:
The east end Of the south bali Of the north
east quarter Of section thirteen township fouI
Of range Eve, commencing eight rods south
Of stone corner on the north and south
line of said section; thence seventy two rods
south to stake corner; thence west forty
three rods; thence north sixty rods; thence
on straight lins 70 tue place Of beginning
forty three rods, containing eighteen acres
more or less.
Said property 70 ordered to be sold 10 ap-
praised ., $I40, and may sell for two-thirds
Of said apprsissmspt. Terms Of sale. Cash
A. J. PEARSON,
g. Master Commissioned y. c. o.
sspta.'TSw5
HusrER l. MALLORY, Atty's.
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PROBATE COURT.

Sept 3.-Upon hearing the letters
of Jacob c. Yoho as Guardian of Louis
Hoffman, were revoked Motion to sci
aside the order OF The Court overruled
Exceptions filed Notice of appeal dis.
allowed. Exceptions Costs to be paid
out of the estate Of Louis Hoffman.
Sept. 6 6-Geo. W Mason was appoin.
ted Guardian of Lucretia Parson, an i'm.
beetle. Bond $1,000.
John Irwin, Guardian of Jas. Knots
was ordered to turn over the funds il
bis hands to John M Greer, of jackson
county, West Va, who has been appoin
ted Guardian of Knots.
Sept. Sc S Algeo and Jasper Lisl
were appointed Administrators of th,
estate of Josiah Wilson, decd. Bont
$4,000.
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The Boss Salary.

Mr.Jewe,t, Receiver of the Erie Rail
way Company, gave reluctant testimony
b fore the New York investigating Com
mittee in regard to the compensation re-
ceived by him from the Company. He
said be was paid Sl50,000 down on be-
coming President-'hat is 8lo 600 a
year for ten years. Il wilisbe observed
Mr.. Jewett does not compute the inter-
est.) He was promised besides $4,000
q year, making his whole salary $40, 900
year. On becoming receiver OF The
road the court awarded him $40, 900 q
year. THIS with his Sl5,0 600 year ad-
vanced, makes his total annual c"npen-
sation $4,000. II must be confessed
that the Erie, for a bankrupt road, is lih-
eral with it's servants--or the court is
liberal with its effects. 3s.
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Return of the Heroes from Zulu.
land.

Return of the Heroes from Zulu
land. ...
LONDON, August 27.-There has been
great homecoming from Zaluland during
the past week. Lord Chelmsford, the
once abused, now extolled commander !;
Sir Evelyn Wood, the gallant and much
beloved chief of the flying column ::
Lord William Beresford, the CAV, reck-
less young soldier wto made up his mind
to win the Victoria Cross and did; Capt.
Carey, who might have won the Victoria
Cross and the thanks Of dynasty, bu,
did not--all the warriors, heroes end
otherwise who served during the first
halt of the famous campaign, which has
created more heart burning and hearth
sorrow than any Of Eugland's wars since
the days of the Crimea. The men OF
Devon we're the first to greet the returB-
ing soldiers, and they extended hearty
and wholesale welcome to all. Lord
Chelmsford was cheered and mobbed as
though Isandula had never heen and az
though he we're royal parsonage. He
was hidden on board the Prince oi
Wales yacht, which was living in Ply
mouth harbor, aud received the greet
lings Of His Royal Highness. Lord viii
liam Beresford also received the same
high compliment. Was it not be who
"rode down Zulu in true pig sticking
fashion" when the cavalry were slipped
at the discounted masses of naked say
ages after the attack on the square a
Ulundi2 Lord William received the
tVictoria Cross from the hands OF tht
Queen at Osborne Immediately upon biz
arrival for having saved the life of .
non-commissioned officer at the risk oi
his own.
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Marriage of Mr.. Charles Okey and
Miss Sarah Morris,

mdrrlage Oh mrs CDaTleS Okey ana
Miss Sarah Morris.
The marriage Of Miss SARAH j. NOR
RIs, daughter of Hon. J. R, MORRIS, of
this place, to Mr.. CHARLES OKEY, Of
Iowa, ON the 9th inst, was an elegant
and enjoyable affair. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, W. H. RIDER,
assisted by Rev. LANE, 10 most admira-
BILE style
After very fine supper the guests,
numbering about seventy five, entered
upon the social enjoyments of the even.
ing, and as all except perhaps a dozep,
were related in some degree, the stiffness
and formality which usually chil's octa-
sions of this kind was speedily broken
through, and delightful evening was
spent
The Woodsfeld Cornet Band treated
the newly welded pair TO serenaie -
1t is hardly necessary TO say that their
music was excellent saJ
1. THE PRESENTS.
We append list Of the presents:
| Towels-Grandmother NORRIS.
Silver cake hasket-Miss MATTE, W.
F., A. & D. OKEY
Silver dinner castor-Mr & Mrs W
| F. HUNTER J.
, Silver butter dish--Mr. & Mrs. W.
; T NORRIS.
: Toilet set-O. A. MILLER q E. X
; MoRRts.
Silver sugar bowl-Mr & Mrs. G. A.
KEEPERS. IS
| Lamp mats-LlBBTE NoLL.
!, Tidv-ELoIsE WILLIAMS
Butter dishes43M. G. SMITH.
: Silver pickle castor-E ELLA MAY Nor.
Rrs d RoBERTA E JONES
Silver spoons-Mr. & Mrs JERE
WILLIAMS.
Silver tea spoons--Mr. & Mrs W. B
WADBELL - A6 @
Silver tea spoons-Mr. & Mrs. JOIN
LANG
D Table and tea spoons-Mr. d Mrs
: " C. MOONEY & j. R. DAVENPORT
Silver knives Il butter knife-Mr. 4
Mrs n. R. WEST u,
Silver forks EMMA HAYDEN d MAR,
BEARD. s4&
i China tea set-Cousins from the river
!. Fluting iron-Mr & Mrs ALFREr
DRIeas.
Lava Cuspadore-Mr. 4 Mrs J X
BUCHANAN
Poker, shovel d stand-Mrs o o
D ALEXANDER g
81 Gard receiver-Miss IDA SMITH.
Framed engraying-Miss JOSIE OKEY
Vase d fowers-Mrs. A. j. SMITH.
Cornucopia-Miss MeLLIE HUNTER
Bed spread--LUcY, ADDIE d ALFREI
1 OKEY
Napkins-Mrs BELLE FERGusoN
Pyramid of flowers Mrs ADA WAY
= Il
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seyoluntary Contributions. "

Congressman Fisher, O. Pennsy lvania
acting Chairman of the Republican Con
gressional Committee, arrived here to-
day the 9th insl., and is paving the
earth around the Executive Depart
ments, demanding thai the clerks be
subjected to additiopal assessments. He
said to-day that the Committee was ou'
OF funds; that all che money that had
been raised here was $4,000 from the
clerks 10 the Treasury D partmept
81 400 from the War Department, and
only 81 900 from all the others. Fish
|er complains that on the day Schuiz
left on his Western trip he issued an OF.
der forbidding the assessors to canvass
the Interior Department, and the resuh
is that there bad been received but S2C
from Schur2s Department since the or
der was issued To intimidate the
clerks who take shelter under this order
Fisher has strikers circulating among
the clerks who are given to understand
that If the next Administration is Re.
Publican. onelt NAV not be such Miss
Nancy as the present one aud, to be il
good odor with 1t, il will be better fol
the taitbfulto pay up the political assess
ments. whether the head OF the Depart
ment likes it Or not. This species o.
black-mail will prove successful.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Henry H. Green
James A. Green ct al.

c virtue Of . certain order OF sale In par
tition issued from the court OF common
pleas, within and tor the county of Monroe
aud State Of Ohio. IN case pending In ssid
court between the above named parties. aud
70 me directed, | will offer for sale At puhlic
auction a. the east door Of the court house
ii Woodsasld, on
Saturday : the llth day Of October, 1879
between ths hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and
o'clock p. M, Of said dav, the following de-.
scr,bed real estate situate In Monroe county.
Ohio. to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section ssventeen, towpship three
Of range fonr, except one aud Lalf acres
In tho northwest corner Of said qnartor Quar-
ter, IS described N deed made to James Can
non by Nathan Nobley Sr.
Also the southeast quarter OF the sou, heast
quarer of section eighteen, township three
Of range four, containing thirty nine acres
and thirty nine one hundrsdths Of an acr..
Also, the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section twelve. township three
Of range four, containing thirty nine acres
and thirty eigh. one hupdrsdths Of an acre
Also, the sonth half ri the northeast qaar.
Isr Of tho southeast quarter Of section eight
zen, township three Of range four. containing
ninstesn acrss and sixt. four one hundysdths
Of an acre.
Said property % ordered 70 bs sold Il sp-
praised - follows:
ist tract q $3.50. .
"a s.gl3Ou. IL teaa2
Sd - 200. 3a ras4 fN -
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From the Pulpit to the Farm.

Washington tPa.) Observer
The Rev. A. L. Petty, formerly pre-
siding elder Of this district, but for the
last two years pastor of the Arch street
NJ. f. Church, Allegheny, Monday an,
nounced his resignation to the church
board. He will GO to Guernsey county
Ohio, and take charge Of his aged fa
ther's farm, as the latter is now getting
TOO feeble to attend 20 it. He had medi
tated this step for long time, and takes
it from sense OF duty. His depar:ur,
will be much regretted among his con
gregation, as be is said to have been th'
most popular preacher the church eve
had. He is man of undoubted ability
and his place will he hard to Gil. HI
will not leave till conference assemblies
which will he on the 9th of October.
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OBITUARY.


DIED.-Of congestion OF the stomach
August 3d, 1879, after suffering o.
three months, MELISSA MAUD, q little
daughter OF O. and N. B. GILLESPIE
aged year. six, months and % days.
Death stole in our happy little band
and took from US one of our most lovely
charms on earth. Maud was a lovely
little girl, we'll beloved by her Pa and
Ma, and was favorite child amcne
many relatives and friends. We can
never forget the dear little ones kisses
she offered until almost the last expiring
breath Those bright blue eyes, which
are now closed in death, will long be re.
membered by many persons, bnt she has
gone home at ber Sayior's call, for the
Lord hath said suffer those dear little
ones to come unto me and forbid them
not. -
Darling Maud how we miss thee,
Miss that, little form of thine. -
But in heaven we hope to meet thee, ,t
With the angels there to shine.
s5ss snf zGS3 GEksEg ass.sfa ~ - ".
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George Coss
George w. Cline q ano.

ny virtue of q certain order Of sale
issued from the court o! common pleas
within and tor the county of Monroe,
and State of Ohio, in case vending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer Cor sale at public
auction a, the east door Of the court house
in Woodsheld. on
Saturday the 9th day of September, 1873.
between the hou,s of 10 o'clock Q, N. AMI
O'Clock p. M. Of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate, situats in Monroe coun-
~, Ohio, to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty, township three Of
range five, containing forty acres more or
lees
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q N.wAavert,semeu,s,
ELECTION DAY..Tuesday, Oct. IA,
ad all of onr Advertisements.


Read all of our advertisements.
BOB KoEHLER, of Chicago, Is at home.
District Court is in session this week
,Teachers' Institute opens on Monday,
the 29th inst
EVAN HANEY, an aged resident of Beth
el township, died last week
we are prepared to furnish Road Tax
Receipts at % cents per hundred.
= Il Miss JENNIE READ, of Franklin town
ship, is visiting at Sheriff READ's. -
Mr.. CHARLES OxEY and Bride left fol
their Iowa home on Wednesday last.
ALEX WILSON returns to Delaware
College this week to continue his studies
- MrsHAEL EDDY, of Brown county, In
diana, is visiting friends in this county
esCHARIEY LAuEssrEIs, not TO be behind
bis neighbors, is having his house paint
ed. ~ ,...t.s.k. ..@
Our Cornet Band attended the Repuh.
lican meeting at Caldwell on the 4l5tf
inst. 9s sea
Prices Of cattle, hogs and sheep with
ont change. Markets crowded out thi'
week, .s,ss, ars 80 sss
Miss JosrE WILLIAMs, daughter o
Senator WILLiAMs, Is visitlng friends il
this place. -
y. C. E. HARLAN, formerly of Woods
Geld, has opened a Dug Store at Grant
VILE, Nevada. fSs sa8i9
leFRirz REEF's jewelry store has beer
removed 10 the North front of REIN
HERR's building. - j
=. FRrTz KoEHLER, con Of Mr.. F. KoEH
LER, of this place, is Clerk in the Uniol
Depot Hotel at Kansas City, Mo.
THs B. & S. w r. R.. last week, re
.sceiyed three additional gondola cars
"A new passenger car will soon be added
s-Bsllaire Independent.
Mrs. MALINpA MArcHErr, and. hel
mother, Mrs EsERLIN, left last week fol
their new home in Indiana
ss Miss HATrIE DIEHL, daughter of Mr.
p. DrEHL, of Woodsfeld, who. has beer
visiting in Germany for three years past
returned home last Saturday. i
ssTHE people OF Sometton and vicinit!
are thinking seriously Of building mar
row gnage road to Jerusalem, in Mon
roe county, there to connect with the B
&S.W. $4,000 is the estimated cos
OfIthe line The distance is only a littl
more than Eve miles. The people eeeu
much in favor Of the little road.-Bell
dire indspeadent, l1th inst.
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The voice Of reform is heard through
the land, and speaks Of the "good time
coming" So too the spirit of reform is
working in the nurseries of the land 10
banish those dangerous Opium and Nor
phia preparations, end establish useful
and harmless remedies. of which D..
Bulls Baby Syrup is acknowledged as
the very best for all the disorders of be-.
byhood and early childhood. Price 25
cents bottle.
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E% District Trotiing and District Pa.
cling Purses al tie Barnesville Fair are
$40. Nc. animal will be permitted to
compete in these races unless they be.
long in this District. nor If they have
ever taken First or Second Premium
10 any regular Sweepstakes race. ~
This is a fne opportunity for oul
young men andaothers of the Four coun-
ties to sboy their stock.
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ENoUIRER: Please stat, in your daily
where and when General A. v. Rice
lost his leg, and what brigade be was
commanding at that time, SOLDIERS.
"Under the dark shadows Of Kenesaw
Mountains be left bis good leg." and he
wasn't commanding any brigade at that
time. 27s 90 H 500
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sherman's Order Accounted For.

- 1t is stated with positiveness tina,
Secretary Sherman's recent order for
bidding his Bureau officers to communi-
cate any Information to the press was
issued npon the request Of the President
of the First National bank Of New York,
who complained that the publication oi
the deliDquencies OF that corporation oil
its four per cent. bond subscription had
seriously impaired the credit Of the hank
Sherman at once threw himself in the
breach.
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Worthless stuff!

Not SO fast my friend; if. you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been rails.
ed from beds OF sickness, suffering and
almost death, by the use of Hop Bitters,
you would say "Glorions and invaluable
remedy See another column. $50
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w Monroe County sends greeting to
the Democracy of Ohio: Our meeting
on the 18th was the largest held in the
county since 1850. and we will give Ew-
Ing 4 Rice over 4, 900 majority on Tues
day, October 14tb.
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= wThe very justly celebrated u S
Barracks Band Of Columbus, Ohio, will
furnish the music during the last two
days Of The District Fair at Barnesville,
Ohio. It is composed Of 26 men and is
one among the best equipped Bands in
the United States. The people Of Eas-
tern Ohio ought to turn out -mdsse and
cive the Barracks Band an enthusiastic
reception. Barnesviile is expecting a,
immense crowd OF people during the
FairasSept. %, "a. Is and 26 sss
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Tennyson's brother changed bis name
10 Turner in order TO herit an income Of
800 600 wear. He left no children,
and Tenn, son can now get the estate
on the same terms; but he will not ac-
cept the condition. rs5.a
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Estate Of Rudolph Sieber, Deceased
TRB undersigned has been appointed and
i qualities as administrator with the will
annexed, of the Estate Of Rudolph Sisbsr
late of Monroe County, deceased.
Dated this 18th dsy Of September, "A. D.
1879. DANIEL FANKHAUSER.
Septic, ,79w3.
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EE The Quaker City and Wcods6eld
Bands serenaded the Democratic speak
ers at the briggs House the evening of
the 18th, Speeches were made by all OF
them, and Hon. CHARLES REEMELIN, in
bis remarks, stated that he was the prime
mover in the work Of organizing the
first Brass Band 10 Ohio. 1t was organ
ICED to play in one of JAcKsos's cam
psigns, and be was obliged to send 10
Germany for the music. ~ esaI
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Written for The Spirit OF Democracy
From Wood CO.. West Va.

( EDlrok SplRrr: We here note the sad
news Of the death. OF little John Sher,
man Owings. cf Rockpoit, Wood Co
W. Va HsIdied, ON the morning, of the
Path OF August. after an illness OF only
a few hours. with that terrible disease,
the Group. The psren,s of this child,
William OwiDgs and Wife, formerly
lived in your county : 10 the town oi
Graysville q The relatives and friends
81 the family. who livein that community
will mourn with them when they bear
OF the death Of little Sherman, and
m re when they realize that he was
their only son. ALNAsoN MARTIN.
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gDemocrats in this county are wide
awake this year. They are not ready to
attach themselves to the. tail Of the Re
pablicausparty, for the purpose of eject
Ing Republicans, or for any other pur-
pose. aas saI u sailuslssila.s ssl1
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e HTG Generals Ewing. Rice and Warner
and Hon. ,Chas. Reemelin we're present.
ed.with handsome boquets, byfour Dem
ocratic ladies, the afternoon of the 18th.
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20 SE The Democrats will elect major
ityin both branches of the Legislature
and their entire State ticket. Paste this
in your hats, Messrs Republicans.
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Chief Marshal Read and his as.
sistants did their work well on the 18th,
The programme was carried out in first
class styie.,
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: gA large number Of the Republi
can Greenbsckers in Maine voted the
straight Republican ticket this year.
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Acknowledgements 9th, by F. M.
BEARD. Esq OF Center township, Mrs.
ELIZA Nc CLINTocK to Mr.. JOHN BERRY.
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'Yth, 90bertise'll'l,f1n,ts m,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate OF Daniel Deuore. Deceased.
THE undersigned nave bsen appointed and
i qualified as Executors of the will of Daniel
Dsvore, late of Monroe County deceased.
Date this 18th day Of September A. D.
1879. g :, k,..
ELISABETH A. DRvORB,
SAMUEL H. DRVORK.
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sssEyEvery township inithe county was
we'll represented on the 18Th. .
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"a Fruit Trees,
L Evargreens,
Shade Trees, e,-
And Strawberries, newest and best varieties at
Mrs. M. A. WAYS Nursery, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive prompt at
tention.
NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received a lot Of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see them.
may27.
% Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale at Mrs
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900. p Mvembr q.
of November
close f
WoyhAdd ha pem
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES
MEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & BA.

KER are prepared to furnish fresh beef three
times cash week. They pay cash for fat cattle.
Place of business next door to WEIsEND's
grocery.
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Given unde, my hand ut my Office in Woods
Held, this 3Oth day Of August A. d. 1879
WILLIAM READs7S
Sheriff Monroe County. Ohio
sept2, 79w6.sy sHa 4eass g@tlftaaH
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eB Timothy Seed at SCHUMACHERS.
"a Ready Made Clothing for men and boys
cheap, at NORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
~ Heavy Winter Boots. way down in
price, for men and bows, at .sf,,
MORRIS 3 &ARMSTRONG'S.
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10 Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale at Mrs
WAYS.
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STATE LkViEe.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Sept16,79ws