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SHERIFFS SALE.
John N. Genin
John Mcmahon.

ny virtue of q certain order of sale iss ned
II from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio. III case pending in said court between
the above namsd parties aud to me directed, :,
l will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in WYodsHsld,
on -
Saturday, the 29th day of January. 1881 ,
between thu hours of 10 O'Clock a. IN. aud 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de-,
soribed real estate, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio. to wit.
beginning at stone on the north bound
ary line OF section six. township four and
range I've, and corner to Cox and Culbertson;
thence west with the section line forty per .
ches and nine and a half links to q stoue;
thence south two degrees fifty minutes west
one hundred and thirty-three and half
perohes to stone, corner to Matz; thence
with his line north seventy six and hall
degrees east sixteen perohes. to q stake;
thence north sixty one and q half degrees
east fourteen perches; theucs north eighty
seven degrees east twelve perchss to a stake;
thence north three degrees east l20
perches to the place Of beginning, contain
ing thirty one acres and ninety one hun
dredth of an acre, the same being the west
part Of the east half Of the northwest quar-
ter OF said section. lying north OF Mats's land.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised At $500, and may sell for two
thirds OF said appraisement. Terms Of sale
Cash before confirmation.
WM. READ,
dec2S, ,'8ow5. Sheriff N. C. o.
W. F. 0KsY, Atty.
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OBlTUA II II.

D1ED.-At Wheeling, W Va, on Sun
day, December 18th, 1880, at her sons
Philip Darby, Mrs Matilda Rockey at
the age of nearly eighty years.
The older ci,izsDs OF Woodsfield and
in the county will remember her as the
wife Of Rev. Philip Darby who at one
time represented this county in the State
Legislature probably as far back as 1885.
They lived for number of years where
Mr.. Blowers now resides After the
death of her husband and remaining a
widow for series of years she married
Thos McCarty and moved to Claring-
ton and was again left widow. After
the expiratlon OF a number OF years she
married a Mr Rockey who has been
dead for several years. She was hard
working Industrious woman and in the
first and middle parts of her life was not
only able to toll but very willing. She
hy her industry kept large family of
children together and provided for them.
She was either mother or grandmother
to all the younger portion She brought
her children up to know. how to work.
Those she had confidence in, it was not
to be destroyed by the mere passing re-
marks or intimation OF some would-be
meddfesome person. She was hurled
on the 18th in one of the Wheeling
cemeteries. j. T NJ.
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OBlTUAR R Y.

DIED On Monday evening. Decem-
her Is 1880, at her home in Malaga
township, Mrs. Jane Graham, aged Sc
years, 8 months and 16 days Mrs.
Graham was horn in York County, Pa,
near Slate Ridge, Nav 27, 1894, and was
the daughter of Thomas Major. In
1907 he moved his family 10 Belmont
County, Ohio. October 10, 1919, she
was married to James Graham in April,
1927, they moved to Monroe County,
Oni,. She lived on the farm of her
present home nearly 81 years. Her.
husband deceased ls years past in Sep
tember. Sne was tie mother of sons
and 7 daughters, one daughter died in
infancy. and onr married, Mrs. Rachel
A Hunter, died in Iowa 9 years ago
last June. She had 81 grandchildren
and II great grandchildren Sheain-
ructed her children in the principles, of
chrs'ia life and lived to see The eleven
jnin the Presbyterian church, which she
joined when abont % years OF age -,
She was confined to her bed but s days
and slept qniely away, and passed from
life without an emotion or a moan to
that haven of rest where the redeemed
praise and glorify God and The Redeem.
or. She leaves two aged brothers in
B.lmont County, and five sons and FIVE
daughters and many friends to mourn
her loss. J H. q.
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The Judgesllip.

There is now some talk in regard to q
successor for Judge Okey, whose term
expires this time next year. 1t is un-
derstood that his Honor is quite willing
to serve for another term, and the chan
ces seem to indicate that he will he call
ed on to do SO Belmont county ha,
already several candidates in the field =
Among the names mentioned We find
o. j Swaney, Esq, j. W. Shannon, E,q d,
Col. j. F Charles worth and Hon. Ross
j. Alexander. This means an irrecon-
ciable quarrel in the Belmont county
delegation, and as Monroe may reason
ably be expected to he solid for re-
nomination OF Judge Okey, we see no
reason to expect the nomination OF. q
Belmont county Democrat. The quarrel
among the B .lmont county candidates
ia expected to he interesting and bitter
The chance that any Of the men named
can secnre the solid delegation OF this
county is very remote Bellaire lnde-
pendent ~ eal
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w Mis-, JOE OKEY and her Sunday
School class gave. the children In the
County Innrmary a treat last Friday
evening. Daring the day as Christmas
tree was filed with candies,1 horns, dolls
and other things calculated to please the
little oness and at night was lighted =
When all was in readiness the boys and
girls were brought in ari to say they
were surprised and delighted does not
approach what their dancing ewes ex-
pressed. Cigars wera furnished the
male inmates Everybody was glad,
and especially those who had devoted
one dav to gladden. the hearts OF those
whom the storm Of life had swept over
and left 10 an unfortunate condition.
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Christmas entertainment.

The Juveniles Of the NJ E. Sunday
School gave an entertainment on Christ
mas night! the programme consisted OF
scripture quotations, recitstions, music
and pat of Christmas canta,a. The
Church was beautifully decorated un Ter
the management of Rev. EDxuSD'. Over
the. stage were the words "Merry Christ
mas" in evergreen; beneath that the
words "King Of Kings" in white letters
on black scroll, and below that, fes
toons OF evergreen with large star in
the center. The chandelier was decora-
ted with evergreen. and wreaths hung on
the wallis. Our church was never decora-
ted 80 handsomlv at christmas time be-
fore. Mrs CAsrLEs infant class sang
quite number of solos and 'ch 'ruses.
The solo singsrs ware BEs nc ARNsreoss
MINNIE DIEHL. DORA He BLING, EMMA
KooNrz Bg..IE MALLORY. BLANCHE
LANG, EDITH HUarER, Waller WAL
LACE. and OLIN CASTLE. and their sing
ing was indeed grand. Mrs CASTLE de-
serves praise for the way she-has trained
those wee little tots to sing; she surely
must have great deal Of patience. Mrs
ALEXANDRA class sang, "Say&are you
Ready" with MATTE MOONEY aud DAIsY
WILLIAMS as solo singers; they both
sang their parts very well. The recita-,
tions by EDDIE MAYEs, LUCY LYNCH, ELLA
CAssIL, EMAA Mares andsAL.lcRs CAssIL,
we're splendid. they spoke out loud and.
clear and indeed acq uitted themselves
ncbly. OLA SINoLAIR's solo, "Some-
no dv'ss Coming" was splendid every
word was sung 80 as to he fuhdeFetood
ell over the house Immediately fol-
lowing this solo was bed @foatn' scene
with CLARIBEL ALEX ,NDER, EDITH Hun
TER, FRANK West and OLIN CASTLE all
in their night gowns VII, k1elt by their
little beds and sung "N,w / lay me down
to Sleep" While thev we're singing, EN-
MA MAYEs and ELLA CAssIL we're in the
background hanging up their stockings.
After singing this little prayer they
Jumped in,o he'd. TEMPLE SINGLAIR,a as the
Goddess OF Dreams, then came In and
sang them to sleep in beautiful solo.
MoLLrE HUNTER, MARY KoEHLER and
KATIE KooNTz as fairies followed with
each solo; and the four girls, as
sisted by MARY HEBLrNe. ANNIE LAUEN-
STEIN and ALLIE WALLACE, sang good
night and retired. Then came Old
Chris, who filled the childrens stockings
and In going out stumbled over a chair
and awakened the little ones. who sprang
out Of bed and began to examine their
stockings, when the curtain was drawn
After this followed treat to the scholars
OF candies and oranges. Then they all
went home we'll plessed with themselves
and every hody else For she short time
the teachers we're preparing thie enter.
tainment it was grand affair and one
for which they deserve . great deal Of
credit.
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port rang out, one Of the red rider
threw his arms wildly alof, and pitche,
heavily 10 the ground, shot throdg6 tn,
brain.
An angry yell broke from the lips o
the Comanches, and another shower o
missiles flew toward the hunter One
struck Jack on the head; whether bull;
le or arrow he never knew, bnt his
senses seemed swimming around, dnd
the last thing he r,manbtreH hearing
was a confused thunder of hoofs and
distant shouts, and then all was b'ar k.
When Jack Leonard ope1ed his eyes
again he found face 81 faif and brim.
ful of love bending over him, that he
might have been pardoned for b,.ieving
himself in paradise:
"Hettie!' he said family, and che
held up finger to indicate that he must
not talk.
Then she told him how be had been
saved by her brother and sotr1e young
ffenas who had ,een out hunting, and
seng the affair from neighhorin9
timber belt, had galloped up just in the
nick Of time.
A prince Of the royal blood could not
have been nursed better, and Jack was
soon himself again. He was married in
the fall, and brought his wife home With
him.
Upon the wal Of his room hung the
accouir+ment. of Comanche brave and
for years every time he looked at them,
Jack was forciblv remin led of mis- ter
'ihle ride, the death OF his gallant bay
mare. his ST. atags I'll to gain q mark, and
the last shot he made before sinking in
10 the siupor he took to he death. Tragic
everts like this a'e engraved on the
mind forever.
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hi 3 H a.
U The Psopls'a Defender very per-
tinentis says: What does a farmer do
when he loses = cropf Does he aban-
don his felds to weeds, and the birds
and beastss Not so; but he plowa
again. .snd. sgsin, and sows agsin, in
hopes Of ahsrvsst at some other sea-
son. His loss bat prompts him to great
er energy. Such should he the lesson
to the Dem ,crstic party from the late
election. The time OF reform has not
vel cone, but it is coming, and by re-
newell diligence and better organisation
We may hasten its advent.
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MARRIED -Oh D ,cember 9, bv Rev.
DAVID GRAEssLE, Miss LIZZIE BLATTLER
to Mr. EDWARD A. DANaEL.
On December 18Th, by ANON MOOSE,
Eaq., Of WAYNE township, Miss KtzzIAH
e DEARTH to Mr.. AARON SMITH.
On December 16 h, by the same, Miss
TERRA J. BoNHAM to Mr. ISAAC A..
MARTIN.
On December 20ih, by ALEX BUcHAN
AN, E,q, of Summit township, Miss
LOUISA ]. MAIL to Mr. JAS. w. PEN
NINGroN.
On December 18Th, by Rev JOHN A.
WRIGHT, Miss OLErA o. STEWART to
Mr.. JOHN NJ. DENT
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Chrlstmas Presents.

Rev EpMUND. Sunday Schoal class
presented him with handsome seal skin
cap Christmas morning.
Mrs. Fl. R. WEsT's class presented
her with an elegantly bound. copy OF
Sacred Gems. sUSS
Mrs. o . ALExlNDsR's class made
her present of handsome satin and
velvet picture frame. ~ar
Miss N f. SINcLAIR's class presented
her o beautiful toilet set.
Superintendent ARMSTRONG. presented
hy the school with a hsndsome copy oil
Bapsters' Polvglot B BILE.
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ITEMS.

GEN. JAS. o AMOS has put up a new
building for his Sidney Democrat i
deserves good home.-Jefersonian.
TIE Democrats carried l9 States fol
President and the Republicans carried
10 States, and the Democrats carried 4
territories and the Republicans 8 terri.
tories for Delegates to Congress. This
fact Is one that should not allow any
Democrat to despair of ultimate sue
cess.
TIE b. & s W. railroad is booming
lively around Caldwell. The people have
raised money for the survey both ways
and everything has tsken a determined
start In favor of Caldwell. and all bids
fair for us. Give us a lit, every body,
the Narrow G,uge is coming !-Repub-
lican.
The petri6ed child at New ?hiladel.
phia, died, not long since, Of acute bron.
chi:is. The petriication had nearly COW
cred the entire holy, and was, perhaps,
one OF the most singular csses known In
history. A great manv people and physi.
clans went to see it during its short life
which continued, perhaps, one year or
more.-Noble County, Republican.
THE heirs of Isasc Weisner, deceas.
ed, have msde a contract with Messrs.
Curran & Bridgemsn Of this place for o
large moment for Mr.. Wsisner's grave
This monum mt will ba made after new
eastern pattern, Of fine granite. and when
completed will he one Of the finest in
this part of the State We are g-atiied
that this en.erprising Arm has secured
this contract.-B Bellaire Tribun., 23d
inst.
: Rev. THoAAs TAYLOR, died at his
home in Kansas last week and his re-
mains were brought back to his former
home in Senecsville for interment which
took place at the Cemetery at that place
on Saturday Dec 18h. He was an able
preacher and most highly intellectual
man. h was ,silv regarded one the
hes, thinkers and most profound scholars
in many departments Of learning that
ever livSd in this country He removed
TO Kansas several wears ago and served
in the legislature OF that State, refusing
a re-eleciion.-Noble Go. Press 23d inst.
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eEOur friend IN" gives his views
ON the political situation In this number
OF TIE Spirit. "M" certainly does
not mean that be would reward Demo-
cfsts Of the JoHN KELLY stripe who
make 1t their business TO aid in defeat-
ing the Democratic party. KELLY de,
seated the, Democratic. State ticket in
TNewYork Ia 1879. and-traded the Elec-
toral ticket this year for votes for May.
oriGsAcE. thereby causing HANCOCK to
iose the IS votes Of New York, which
would have secured his election.
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wWe clip the following items from
the Bellaire Tribune I'D inst, -
Mrs C. E. Booth, OF ,Clarinetoh, ID
confined teher room with sickness: q .as !,
. Mrs Alice Cramer, of Carineton,
wife Of Capt L. Crsmer, Of the steamer
Barnard, has gone on visit to- Pits
burgh. SIS
Capt. Thompson and family, who were
down to Louisville on the steamer Than
houser, arrived home by the steamer
Emna Graham on the 2lst inst. Capt,
Thomps m having sold the Thauhouse'
to some Evansville parties
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~The tollo wing from ethe.s Mounds
vile Gazette. is just as applicable to
Woodsfield as it is To Moundsville l,
saws: Patroniz- home institutions. Ous
merchants, mechanics, manufacturers
and pub 'ishers all deserve your support
Ydu can afford to pay more. for mer-
cbandise at home than abroad. The
small additional cnst Of an article pur-
chased in your own town. is money we'll
invested. II is like bread cast upon the
wafer a, vii. return to you after' many
days. 1t helps to build up your town.
and increase your business opportuni-
tins
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Ip FAReuHAR, Sec.

cT"Democrat" files a plea for q
Delegate Convention In this number OF
The Spirit. We are convinced from
conversations had with Democrats from
all parts of the county, that three-fourths
OF the members OF the party In the
county cannot he coax - or argued into
changing from the Populsr Vote to
the Delegate system OF making nomina-
tions But let US have the views Of
Democrats In the several townships for
publication. We shall reply TO- "Demo-
crat" in short time =
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E Rev. EDMuNDs delivered q grand
sermon last Sunday evening from the
text: "When they saw the star, they re-
joiced with exceeding great joy."-Mat-
thew, ID Chapter, 10th Verse.
, AGENTS AND CANVASSERS :.
Make from S25 - $50 per
week selling goods for f q RIDE
OUT d co, 10 Barclay street. New
York. :.
Send for their Catalogue aud terms. :.
aug24, '8oly. y -
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NOTICE.

nN the 9Th day of December. in the year
" 1880 the Probate Court of Monroe Ooun-
ty. Ohio. declared the estate of Ely Ridgway,
deceased. to be probably insolvent Creditor,
are therefore required to present thei- claims
TO the undersigned, for allowance. within six
months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled TO payment
]. M. RIDGWAY,
Executor Of Ely Ridgway, deceased.
dec14, S0we.
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HA number Of ladies, OF Woods
held. took sleigh ride to Elm Cove,
Washington township, last Wednesday.
where they were handsomely entertain
ed by Mrs. JoE. WAY. They returned
the same day. AS usual, husbands re-
rnained at home to look after the juve-
nile portion. Of number OF families.
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B- All kinds of nice books, such as novels,
poems, toy books. bibles. hymn books, pocket
dictionaries. albums, pocket books, autograph
albums, perfumery of all kinds. In fact most
any thing you can think of in the Fancy Line,
at Judkins, cheaper than any other place in
this county.
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7EUThe practice indulged in by small
boys in'tsis place Of ringing door bells
is one th.t ought to be discontinued
II Il IL not our citizens will be ,sti6ed
;. sholld they catch and soundly spank
some Of them
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- eVThe mail from Clarington leaves
that place on Tuesday aad Friday anil
wopdsaeld on Wednesday and Sa'ur-
day OF esch week Heretofore the car.
rier came to Wooisfeli on Thursday,
started from here OIL Friday. returned
on Saturday aud thea had to 60 back
home II miles Saturday night.
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~The following officers of Ciaring
ton Lodge Of F. d A. M, were installed
on the 22d inst
WIN T Hurd, W. NJ John Messerlv,
s w: E. Engeman, J w.; W. R.
Hu'd. s. D.; Henry Schuttv, J. D W.
NJ. Messerlv, Sec Jacob R,emer, T.
Valentine Schneider. Tyler
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81 ~C H. GooDRIcH, OF the Gas.tts.
received . Christmas Gift from the Pen
-sion Departmental the shape OF s79O
back paw. 1t run back Is years at "a
Der month
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s HErnRAIx WILLlAxs and his wife,
sLsDtA. Of Washington township, Bel
mont county, celebrated the 6oth year Of
their welded life on the 18th inst. Mr..
) WIILAxs 10 SO and bis wife 80 years Of
sae.
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I. O. O. f..

Thursday, the 3oth, being. the last
meeting Of the year, full attendance is
requested for the election Of officers,
and other very important business. 1t
ia necessary for each brother to be there.
A. DIETER, N q
IP FARouHAR. Sec.
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What a Farmer Says OF the Use Ol
Carbonate of Lime Dust.

ERIE, Pa, Aug 26. 1877.
The Ground Lime Stone purchased
last fall / used on an old meadow badly
run down, seeded it with rye, without
using any other fertilizers or manures OF
any kind. To my great surprise the re-
suit produced was wonderful and most
satisfactory. The rye was Of excellent
growth and as good as ever saw, with
an excellent ca'ch Of gross. Indeed my
meadow was benefited four fold the cost
Of the Lime Dust and | consider it the
cheapest fertilizer for our clay lands in
the market aud within reach of all. Ad-
vising all farmers to use it.
I am Respectfully and Truly.
WIN S BRowN.
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s'r,eE Cali At TIE SPIRIT Office for joh
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster Letter heads, business,
card on envelopes, statements and bill
'hssds printed on short notice.
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new Advertisement. A


Delinquent List, s. A. ArkIssoH
Sherifi . Sale, WILLIAh READ
Judge OKEY spent Christmas at home,
What did you a I'd in your stocking
Railroad time tables crowded out this
week.
The Delinquent Tax List appears thi.
week.
The Tsachers' Institute is booming
this week. ~.
The ane s'e,ghing last week brought
dozens OF farmers to town with their
wheat. $500
Seven children OF THoMAs BEARD.
MORE, OF Malaga township have scarlet
fever
The barn OF AMOS TRuAx, of Wayne
township, with It's contents, was destroy.
ed by Gre last week.
MARY e. SMIrH, daughter OF j. SMrrH,
teachs. In Calais. is visiting her parents
during the Institute. .3 =
Miss LucY DUvFIELD. OF Wheeling. is
visiting her sister Mrs. e. w. ARM
srkoko Of this place
Dealers al Calais, last week, paid as
high as "a 80 per hundred for several
crops Of extra tobacco. ~, ~
!, The Bellsire coal miners are out on a
itrtks for, s.. cents peg basbet.. That
mesns 1z'cents per bushel for coal in
Woodsfieid A.
That predicted snow fall OF ff4 feet
on the 14i inst. failed to materialze -
We obtained it In length. but not in
depth,
Master CLARKxcr ARMsTRosG, who
has been visiting in Delaware. since last
August, returned home last Wednesday
esenine.
Nrs, Doctor wALrox, OF Clsrington,
was offered $500. few DAYS aimee. for
one-half. of her lot below the. Square, in
this place
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eyTreasurer GArcHELL will receive
taxes to January 25th, without adding
the penalty provided hy law. The tax
sale takes place on Tuesday, January
18th.
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BUSlN ESS MOTTO ES.
ES Don't fail to call at Judkins and get some
of those fine Baltimore Oysters; received daily
by Express.

B JACOB REINHERR has just received the
largest Stock of Candies in the county. which
he will sell ut reasonable prices School Teach
ers. Sunday Schools and Parties supplied at
Wholesale Prices. He also keeps supply of
Fresh Taffy of his own make. Cakes OF all
kinds. Oysters any way called for.
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WLUDwuo CHRISTIAN, Of Seneca
township, died December 21st, 1880.
aged 83 years. 8 months and 81 days.-
He settled in Seneca township in the
year 1883.
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DrrD -On November 9Th, 1880, Of
heart disease. LAusA NJ, daughter OF
r. L. & MARY CAM. Of Salem towns.
ship, aged about IL years.
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~ Young man, the time is here when
people generally swear that they will not
touch drop for one year. Hold mp
your hand!
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wwADDELL & HELBLING's is Head.
quarters for SPORTSMEN'S Goods. such as
Guns Revolvets. and all kinds of Ammunition.
Give them a call.
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@Go to SCHUMACHER'S for Holiday
presents: Large lot Of French and commen
caudies, lower than You can buy them any
where else In town.
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II Buy the CONQUERER CLOTHES
WRINGER. Every Wringer WARRAN.
TED. Fer sale at
WADDELL & HELBLING'S
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F. REEF. jsweler, has large and well Sc
lected stock of Watches, Gold Chains, Sleeve
Buttons. Breast Pins, Rings and other articles
in his line, suitable for Holiday presents. Give
him a call and make your friends glad by pur-
chasing suitable presents for them;