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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-04-08
A Rich Thing About Editors.

'Editors are usually wealthy"
the man with sample case remarked.
"Yes," said, ''they are familiar
with all the slang and business
phrases of the money market, they
write about millions AS ordinary men
talk about dollars; they build rail-
roads; they organize mining and
magnificent transportation companies
with fabulous capital; they declare
war without first consulting the Roth
chids, and if all the banks in America
were 10 fail tomorrow they wouldn't
be a cent poorer than they arc to day.
Yes, they are rich. They associate
with the moneyed classes, they sit
down at the tables with Kings, and
sometimes in happier lukier moments,
with aces; if you want to borrow
money, 60 to the editor. He will
turn to his advertising columns, and
tell you where you can borrow it. II
you have money to loan, rather than
see you suffer he will borrow it of you
himself. Rich? He knows the Sc
crets of the moneyed rings; he di-
vulges the plans and schemes of the
heavy operators to the people; be
roars himself louder than the bulls,
and growls among the bears; his
voice is heard in the temples Of the
money changers asking for money
he MARBLES his little roundelay out on
the curbstone, in a melancholy minor
key, when he doesn't get it. Oh, yes,
editors are rich. When you want to
spend all the money you have in this
wide, wide world, 60 to your lawyer
when you want something done fol
nothing, HE to your newspaper Office.
Then, when you want to send some
man to congress send your lawyer be.
cause you can get along without him. u
Ipaused, and a profound, lmpres
sive silence filled the car like dream
of peace. 1 looked around upon my
audience. 1t was asleep.
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Third Term.

That stalwart paper, the Lemars
Sentinel, says:
We're for Grant and a third term.
Grant and fourth term, and
If needed to quell the
Chivalry butchers, and
Aristocratic traitors of Dixie,
Grant till the crack of doom.
The first act of the stalwarts when
they get control of the Nation,
Which will be when Grant is inau-
gurated March 4th, 1881, will be to
Repeal the reconstruction act.
Repeal all the state COZ stitutions of
the old Rebel Confederacy.
Divide the
Conquered territory into about
three
New geographical military depart
ments;
Each of which shall be placed under
Martial law.
Never to be removed till the
Last rebel dog is dead and rotten.
This is Nation with big N.
C3SariSm!
Docs your hair stand on end
And a cold chill prance up and
down the marrow Of your spinal col
umn-
Do your teeth rattle .
And-well you feel kind o. fainty
sort o. tuckersd out like
When the word CRsarism is spoken !?
You ought to, and
If you have been reading the New
York Sun, the Okolona States and
Des Moines Register, you surely
would.
Cesarism is kind Of ofpolitical small
pox-only a great deal worse.
The brigaaiers Demo-confeds, Bour-
bons and the kid-gloyed Geo. VIM.
Curtises are awfally frightened.
Blaine is scared,
Sherman is shaken up, and
Well-the politicians,
DemagOgues,
Office seekers,
Bummers and
strikers, are alarmed at the ghoat Of
C@sarism,
Grsntism and
Third-termisul.
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Notice Of Latter. Granted.

+ Notice Of Lctters Granted.
Notice is hereby given that letters
tes tamentary OH the estate Of J.. w
Gamble, deceased, bearing date, Feb
18th. 1880. are granted, Mary Gamble
executrix. Allparties having claims
against tile estate must present them
within two years or they may be de-
barred. - NARY GAMBLE,
fiat. ExecQtrlx.
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The Boom Plays Poker.

fEou tht i>C" i"iN ''hi.
There have been two recent publ
cations in regard to Gen. Grant that
have attracted my attention, ard seem
TO me to fitly illustrate the character
of the man. The first was an ac-
count of his conduct during the storm
through which the City of Mexico
passed while carrying him to Calves
ton. In most men a storm at sea in
spires feelings of awe and wonder, if
not of reverence toward Him who
holds the waters in His fist. But no
such sentiments found lodgment in
the breast of the would, be Emperor.
He rode out the storm ih the smoking
saloon, playing a game of cards called
draw poker, for money, and, accord
ing to the account published, ''raking
in the pots with sequence fiushes"
whatever this may mean.
The second publication to which l
referred was an illustration in daily
newspaper oe the same scene. In this
Grant is represented as holding five
cards, which, my nephew Thomas
tells me, are the 'nine, ten, jack,
queen and king of clubs. He has a
large amount of coin before him, and
is in the act OF pulling more toward
him from the middle of the table, to
the CONSERVATION Of Gen. Sheridan
and two other players. But most sug-
gastive of all is the fact that General
Grant has the unused portion of the
pack of cards directly in front of him,
showing, my nephew says, that he
dealt the cards himself. l am told
that persons familiar with cards can
mani pulate them deity to their own
advantage. Gen. Grant has been
manipulating his political cards, if ]
| may be allowed the expression, for
four years, and with what results the
world knows. What, then, will he
not accomplish if, by winning the
great stake for which he is playing, he
obtains complete control Of the whole
pack? My nephew suggests that ''he
will scuffie the paper SO that every
other feller at the table will go clean
broke" -
| I think Tom expresses, In his rude,
youthful way, the truth.
JKR1AlIAH GREER.
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Ex-Governor Hardin in letter to
Gen. Hockaday on the Hannibal and
St. 10. r. r. suit which is the sub
ject of Barclays attack on the latter
gentleman, says: -.i s -.oe /.
OF course the decision in this case
in no wise affects the lien of the state
on the road for the 50, ,OO0, 900. Your
official term expired on the Sth day
of January, 1877, and you inform me
that some two or three weeks there
after, you accepted professional en-
ployment from the company in the
case. In doing so, you committed no
professional or other wrong whatever.
Whilst in Office you learned no fact.
As shown above, which you could
have applied to the disadvantage of
the state. All you could possibly
have taken TO the use of the company
was the reputation which you made
whilst in office and which was yours
ana which you had right, at your
discretion, to employ for your own
personal benefit. This had been done
bv persons in every vocation of life
who have held office. Is =
Before your went into Office ! had
known you intimately since childhood,
and during your official service more
intimately than ever before, and IN.
der circumstances, feel that you are
entitled to an expression Of. the esti-
nation in which 1 hold you. Through
out these years of service and per-
sonal association, 80 far as 1 have
observed. you have ever been guided
by the highest sense Of honor and i'm
tegrity, ever been impartial and just,
and faithful to I'll engagements, on
cial and otherwise. Ibelieve you TO
be incapable of being corrupted or
bribed, or tempted 70 sacrifice the
acknowledged line Of either 1oral Or
official duty. s...... s
1 am very respectftiiys
Your obcdient ffieln ~ servant,
& - 12Dnss Z
It is Q case OF Hardin ~ BeEcdsy !
and the people viii have no dI1lcsly
in determining Who y right.
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It Don't Wear Out
JOHN SCHUHMACHER'S
'RESTAU UR A MT
WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

Go to John Schuhmacher's Res
taurant for your square meal, and he
also has plenty Of well ventilated
rooms for dodgers by the day or week.
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respectfully call the attention of
the public to the large stock of all
kinds of FURNITURE, now on eX-
hibition in my storerOom. | would
be pleased to have the public call and
examine my goods and prices, and I
guarantee satisfaction in every re-
spect.
In addition to tile above, | have
engaged in UNDERTAKING., and have
procured u very fine hearse, which is
at all times ready for funerals.
have also full line of collins, cas-
kets, etc, which | offer rs low as they
can be sold. Soliciting Il share of the
public patronage, remain
Respectfully.
WM. IIiNZE.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-04-08
CORPORATION Election

The candidates for Offices on the Cau-
Gus and Peoples Tickets received votes
as follows. Names of candidates on
Caucus Ticket win be followed by the
the letter &C." and on the Peoples by
the letter ESP"
For Mayor, E. G. Fuller. P, 2l3; o.
Herrick, c, l61. For Recorder, r. N.
Goodwin, P, 20l; j. J. Thomas, C,
173. For Treasurer, B. d. Noble, P,
200; VIM. Cushion, Jr., G, 176. For
Council, j. B. Lang, P, 220; T. r.
Herrick, P, 100; T. Doland, p, 2o2;
A. N. Fitch, P, year, 17s; F. w. Ben
nett, c, 167; S. B. Emerson, c, 152 ;
H. Allyn, c, 1874; L. B. Sprague, C,
1872. For Marshal, w. C. Crane, c and
p, 80. For Cemetery Trustee, VIM.
vischer, c, 100; w. B. woolley, P,
Isl. For School Beard, n. Huckins,
C,oI74; 8. windecker, C, 1871; j. w.
Houghton, c, 17s; s. X. Laundon, P,
16o; J. L. Smith, P, $50; w. F. Her
rick, P, ia.
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River, far, far Away" which was Its
own interpreter and we'll appreciated.
A trio-from Belshazzar, "Father, lead
me by Thy Hand" sung by Miss Elli-
OFT, Mrs. Biggs and s. p. Townsend,
was one of the choicest vocal per-
formances of the evening.
The programmes, which were re-
marked upon as models Of the fine art
of printing. were the work of the En-
rERPRIsE Office, and it was suggested to
us that this fact might have appeared in
small type in some quiet corner-in the
neighborhood of that pensive and fash
ionablc stork, for instance-with pro-
priety ard without infringing upon any
of the rules of business modesty. OUR
FOREMAN must look to his laurels.
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The Int of officers elect were over
looked till too late for this issue. VIII
appear next week. aei
"A choice "friend" of one of the
candidates for School Board, reports
that he used up three lead pencils on
Monday, scratching his name, and then
did not quite defeat him. The victim
of his well meant efforts will donate
him three new pencils II he will call at
his Office.
The entertainment for the benefit
Of the public library, In preparation
for some weeks, will occur on to-
morrow evening, at Rininger's Hall.
The young people have been exerting
themselves to make the entertainment
interesting and amusing. The funny
farce-''Turn him out" Madam JAR
ley's Wax Figures, Tableaux, "wilkins
aud Dinah, !" Char acter Songs, &C., &c.
Let every one be there.
The loving spouse Of hard work
ing woman, Saturday afternoon and
evening became so enthused with drink
that he abused her and smashed house
hold furniture. and frightened his
children into screaming so that this ep-
isode Of private life became public by
the enforced retreat of the family.
Whoever sells liquor to this man of
energetic appetite and weak principles,
ought to know that he may haye the
responsibility of human life or two
on his hands, II he furnishes the ele-
ments that infuriate 90 dangerous q
maniac.
&Nr. Joyce has had the good fortune
toNeut hts house adjoining the North
school house grounds, to the Knapp
family, who appear to be thrifty peo-
pie, judging from the number and va
riety Of dea,estic animals In their pos
session, censisting In part of flock OF
geese, turkies, ducks. Guinea hens,
chickens and tame crow, with two
full grown grade blood hounds, that
have the points of first-class sheen
dogs. The small one-eighth Of an acre
unfenced lot is inadequate for room for
healthful exercise required for so large
a stock without the use of the neigh.
bors 6oor-yards and gardens. When
the shotgun was mentioned as a means
Of abating the nuisance, Mrs. ks re-
liGious feelings were deeply affected
She coold not conceive how any civil
ized and Christian people could be-
grudge q kernel Of corn to poor fam.
ished crow as he sat on a stake with
tears in his eyes, longing for something
to eat. There Is q bright and cheerful
side to this picture, as in other grea
affiictions. The free concerts given by
the animals every evening, are really
charming to lovers Of good music. The
neighbors are all happy. a' F.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By H. 3. HAnL1N
"A well-known German minister,
Rev. A. optz, of Schleisingerviile, Wis.

"A well-known German minister,
Rev. A. Optz, of Schleisingerviile, Wis.
writes:
-"Sellers' Liver Pills. never fail to
cure blliousness, indigestion, or head
ache. Sold by all druggists.
There is nothing like it," said our
neighbnr, while referring to Sellers
world-famed "vermifuge." No fAmi-
ly ought to be without it.
Remember! THE only perfect pro-
prietary ymedicine as "Blood Search
err" is that bearing the name Of CDR.
Lindsey" and which may be had from
druggists.
-ShiloI's Catarrh Remedy. A mar
vellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth aud Heal Ache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal
injector for the more successful treat
Inent of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 30 cts. 5
--Hereditary Taint.-This is one of
the ssinscrutable mysteries Of Provi-
dence." 1t is gratifying to know, how
ever, that scrofula can be effectually
eradicated by the use of Scovill's Blood
and Liver Syrup. Its reputation is
world wide, AMI it always cures.
was sufferer with rheumatism for
years. Friends recommended the use
of st. Jacobs Oil; tried It, and must
confess thst the result was astonishing.
Having hardly used up the first bottle,
I found relief, and the second one cured
me. I therefore feel under obligations
and shall recommend this effective rem
edy whenever have chance.
Those intolerably painful and ,oon-
stantly harassing things called piles,
which trouble so many people, are soon
healed by Thomas Eclectric Oil-the
great external remedy for physical suf-
fering and means of relieving pains. A
small quantity achieves results Of the
most gratifying kind. The advertise
ment Of this remedy should be read.
Note-Eclectric, selected and electrified.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order OF

Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.
The siain q CO. Ohio In the Court of Common Pleas
NARY MAI R, nAs.Is' Plaintiff Soae..
By virtue of alias order of sale issued BY the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Lorsin Coun
ty Ohio, In the said and to me directed shall
offer for sale ct public auction, at the door Of the
County Clerks once in Elyria, on Saturday, April
nth. 1880 A. D.. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day the following described real estate, towit:
Situated In the Village Of Wellington, County Of
Lorain. and State of Ohio. and known - lots num-
Der twenty nine 2s) and thirty tso in block number
three ) Of said Village, the North side of Taylor
Street.
Appraised at 81, 400.
Terms, cash on day Of sale.
II. Z. CORNING.
Sheriff Of Lorain County, o.
J. q. DICKSON, Plaintiffs Attorney. 9s-At
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,ARz you GOING WEST,

Serve your bert interests BY calling
on Nf. ". 81. Fisher, agent Of the C.
c. O.. = I. Ry.. Dee Line, at Welling-
ten, before closiIg contract for freight
or tickets. We can give you
~ BOTTOM RATES
10 any point In Iowa, Missouri, Arkan-
90, Texas, Kanaaa, Nebraska, or Colo
rado, and will attend personally to the
arrsnsensnt Of your outfits and the
ehsahi6g,o ,of 5oar beggage. Remember
that by thls line there il no change ef
oAss tGt The Hfsatssippi River.
Entire equipment hrst-class. Dur
ia4 the Spring mouths, this line win
run the celebrated Horton Reclining
Chair. Cara through to St. Louis FREE.
Trains pass Wellington,l West bound,
ass:s5 .. N, s:ss ADD s 80 p. M; East
bound, $40 and s:s7 p. M, los and
s:6S p. N.
A. J. SnrrH. G.. T. A.
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An Honest Medicine free OF
Charge.

OF all medicines advertised to cur.
any affection OF the throat, chest o,
lungs, we know of none we can recon-
mend so highly rs DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis hay fever, hoarse-
ness, tickling in the throat, loss Of
voice, etc. This medicine does positive
ly cure, and that where everything else
has failed. No medicine can show one
half so many positive ard permanent
cures as haye already been effected by
this truly wonderful remedy. For asth.
ma and bronchitis 1t is perfect specific,
curing the very worst cases i'm the
shortest time possible. We say by all
means give 1t trial. Trial bottle free.
Regular size, sl.00. For sale by ]. w
Houghton.
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New Stock, new firm and low prices.
The new partner having had ten
years experience OH the road in the
grocery and crockery line, expects to
make it speciality.
The firm propose to keep up the old
line of Stoves, Tinware, Milk Supplies,
at the lowest market prices.
Give US a call, examine our goods
ard prices, and We will do you gooJ.
SMITH & JORDAN.
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The Congregational Choir Con
cert

Which was given March 3lst, 1850, was
very creditable to all concerned, and
gave our citizens another of those most
enjoyable entertainments made up en-
tirely of home talent.
The orchestra, consisting of Miss Hat
tie Elliott, Pianist; Rev. George Math-
er, violinist; and 8. E. Wilcox, from
bone, gave several very fine selections.
The choir with H. o. Biggs, conduc-
tor; Miss Allie Wooster, organist; !;
Misses Elliott, Bennett and Sprague,
sopranos; Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. j. j. Thomas
and Miss Gibbs, altos; NJ. Wadsworth
and s. P. Townsend, tenors; and Burt
Fisher, Fred c. Smith and d. A. Will
lard, bassos, sang four numbers in ex-
cellent harmony-An anthem, "a Gyp-
sey Chorus" another "Rise, Sleep no
More, and 'Daughter of Error"
8. P. Townsend's solo. 81 Fear no
Foe," was received with much favor,
and ssThe Diver" rendered by Burt
Fisher, was no less popular, both win
ming hearty encore. Miss Wooster
played piano solo-'sWitches Dance" "
with her usual delicacy and taste, and an
instrumental duett-Grand Aria from
the Opera Nebuchadnezzar, by Verdi,
played on trombone and piano, was in
so good style that the applause came
near being premature.
Miss Elliott's soprano solo-"RondoL La
Favorita," was encored, when she res.
ponded with the familiar and sweet old
] song, "Way down upon the Swawnee
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THE M A RK EFT s.
CHEESE.

Very little old in the market and
prices are unchanged from last week.
New make, it is expected, will be In
market next week.
We quote: billing, (boxed) II @ 1216
cents.
The shipments Of cheese for the
week ending April are As follows
No. of Boxes, 1000; No. of pounds,
45, 1866.
Butter for the same time as follows :
No. Of pkgs. 207; No. Of pounds
7,471.
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1T PAYS


To remember that Bowlby & Hall sells
the best Coffee, Tea, Flour, Smoked
Hams and Dried Beef that is In the
market.
We make it q specially to buy the best
quality of everything we handle, and
nobody shall sell at less price than we
for same goods.
We have the largest and best assorted
stock Of Queensware and Glassware that
was ever in the town, and nobody
should buy before looking ut our goods
and getting our prices.
Don't forget that the Coffee that is so
much talked about is roasted by us,
and Is always fresh and pure.-Come
and see us, we are alive and know the
wants Of the people, and will sell you
what you call for.
BOWLBY & HALL.
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A Mothers Grief.

The pride Of mother, and Joy Of q
home, are her children, hence her
grief when sickness enters and takes
them away. Take warning then, that
you are running a terrible risk, II they
have cough, Group or whooping
cough, which lead to consumption, If
you do not attend to it at once. Shi-
loh's Consumption Cure is guaranteed
to cure them. Price 10 cents, 80 cents
and $i.0O. For lame back, side or
chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price % cts. Sold by Everett & Starr.
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The BestI Ever Knew of.

J. G. Starkey, prominent and influ-
ential citizen Of Iowa City, says, 81
have had the dyspepsia and liver COM
plaint for several years, and have used
every remedy I could hear Of, without
any relief whatever, until saw your
Shiloh's Vitalizer sdvertisedin our pa
per, and was persuaded to try 1t. I am
happy 20 state that 1t has entirely cured
me. 1t is certainly the best remedy
ever knew Of" Price 75 cents. Sold
by Everett & Starr.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all kinds Of skin eruptions. This salve
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case or money refunded.
Pric, % cents per box. For sale by
j. w. Houghton.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! ETC.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS! ETC.
Although Oysters have advanced in
price, you can still get the m for 80 cts
per quart, and from 20 to IS cts per
can, at the store of
r. J. ROBINSON.
Houses and lots for sale, houses and
lots to rent in the village, farms for sale
in Kansas, rents collected, etc.
r. J. RoBsNsoN,
-ra5 g, Real Estate Agent.
Office at his store on Liberty Street.
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Young naarif you are ready
for your Summer Underwear.
just step down to the NewYork
Clsthiag House and pick n ont.


Thoroa@bbrea Jersey.
Waatsd, sessk- -bfssaEs asd dairynsa %
knov tha4 r \. JsnsA OF Wellington, has .
me Jersey ban, brsa by The noted importer
and bsssass, ". I. 0ardaer. Norvalk. Ohio.
1t b tAsrsaghbred Ind b rseordea In the
Ansris.A Jsrsey Cat&1s Club Rsxistsr. ana
ss v~y Ans aninal. Thoss intrested
pasass Ell It Ais 1aEn n tAs north pert Of
Ne VIllAgo. 3an
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Musical Instructions.

E. @. Sweet will return to yelling
ton, about June 10th, and thanking all
for their liberal patronage in previous
years, aske the same again.
Terms OF. instruction $1,000 for twen-
ty lessons. For further particulars
address Z. G.. Sweet, Janesville, Wis.
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Gasoline Stoves.

I am now the authorized agent for
the Consolidated Gasoline Stove Conn
panies, now under the head of Hull Va
por Stove Co., of Cleveland, comprising
THE LEADER!
THE HULL PATTERNi
HOUSEKEEPER'S FRIEND!
ECLIPSE! CRICKET
and all other stove lamps and fixtures
which they manufacture.
These stoves are on exhibition at my
place of business. A. L. DEWEY.
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Novelties.

We have just received new stock of
Novelties and Fancy Goods, among
which will be found memorandum,
pass books, rules, autograph albums,
ruling pens, scratch book, steel era
sers, rubber erasers, rubber bands, and
the best stock of states ever brought to
Wellington. Also a full assortment
Of notions and druggists sundries.
Headquarters for drugs, as usual.
J. w. HOUGHTON.
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BOwLBY & HALL.
Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
nd see the Hc v't'lf
RIDING SAW MACHINE. -fraa
Giles Patent Exhibited By A. c. Benedict, who
viii sell the machine er win sell territory for the
same.
wellington, O.. Dec. 18th, -.
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Hair Dressing.

Mrs. E. p. Baird is still at her old
stand, and keeps on hand and manufac-
lures to order, Switches, Curls and
Puffs, etc., at lowest prices. Shop two
doors North of Benedicts Block.
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