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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-20
ohio Items.

CINCINNATI, December 20.-The
action of Governor Foster in with
drawing from the contest for state.
senator is commented upon here to.
day by leading republicans as a mag
unanimous act, creditaSle to him in the
highest degree.
jesse r. Marshall, a farmer, Of
Greene county, Ohio, living for many
years about midway between Xenia
and Dayton, shot himself dead, last
Saturday, with suicidal motive. He
grieved over a mistake in selling his
old homestead. He was greatly re-
spocted, and frequently had been hon
ored with Offices.
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New York Stock MARKET.

New YORK, December 20, II am.
The stock market opened strong and
generally a fraction higher, and prices
further advanced I to p per cent.
Elevated railway shares, Houston and
Texas and Canada Southern leading
an upward movement. Subsequently
a slight pressure to sell led toa decline
OF / to % per cent in which the North
west Canada Southern, Saint Paul and.
Kansas and Texas we're most promi'
nent. Western Union ductuates be-
tween SO5 and zoe, and is BOW 7g8.
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Flour
800 barrels and half barrels Of New
Process Silver Moon" Flour, whjnh is
a Great improvement on what 10 known
as the old style of grinding, s'od is as
fine as can be made; so white and
light. possessing a richness that can
only be obtained by the New Process
of grinding.
Hams
80 tierces Zone csrlosd) Whitaker
hams-none better.
Butter
200 twenty-five pound tubs of very
choice Creamery and DairyTable But
ter, every tub of which is selected by
our resident agent in the Butter dis
trict of the great northwest.
Roasted Coffee
We Roast every day with the latest
improved and best known machinery
the very finest grades of Mocha, Java,
Maracaibo and Rio Cofee-always
fresh.
Yeast Powder
We manufacture in our own store
full strength Yeast Powder, under the
Silver Moon Brand, which we know
to be absolutely pure and free from all
injurious deliberations used so extern
sively of late years in the manufacture
of Yeast powder,
Fruits
Richardson & Robbins yellow and
white Heath Cling Peaches, sliced and
grated Pine Apple, Chambers" Peach
es for Cream and "Puree de Peach
certainly the finest fruits ever put up
in a =,
California Fruits, finest Imperial
London Layer Raisins, Citron, Cur
rants, etc.
Candies
An extra quality of Fancy Candies.
very cheap. or
Largest wholesale stock of Fancy
Groceries outside of New York.
OLIVER, FINNIE d co.
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Court House yo,..

A general clearing up Of cases wa.
going on in the criminal court "a. dov
James Hicks plead guilty to petit
larceny and got six months.
Jack Peats, for carrying a pistol
Was fined fifty dollars and received !
sentence ofsixty days-sentence sus.
pended.
The United States court IS not in
session to-day, Judge Hammond beipc
absent at Little Rock.
A decree from the supreme court "a
Thomas Boyle, and deeds from A
O'Neil to the Methodist church. s
Smell to W. D. Rideout, trustee. and
from W. NJ. Carrvile to ]. S. McKip.
icy, were recorded to-day.
~ marriage licenses have been is
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Police Points.

A very good court to-day.
Forty-fve dollars in fnes collected
today
-Four prisoners 20 to the island to-
day, for short terms.
Gus Warren, seemingly. a white
man, and Jenny Warren, a decidedly
black woman, were fined ten dollar.
each this morning for fighting.
Alb Panda, alias Shine, struck Ed
mund White in the head with a mallet
Yesterday, for which he will be triee
by Esq. Quigley.
A darky named J. B. Hunter wa.
arrested yesterday for passing coun.
terfeit money, a five dollar gold piece
but it afterward proved to be good and
Hunter was discharged. The meta.
did not ring on account of a flaw.
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Runaway BOY.

A Runaway Boy.
On the streets yesterday a police
man found a little fellow wandering
around aimlessly in the snow storm.
The boy said his name was Louis
Ofner, and his parents lived IN
Atchison, Kansas. he was taken to
the stationhouse, and on being ques-
TONED by Chief Davis said his father
left Memphis on account Of the fever
in '78, and had since liyedin Atchison.
did you run away" asked the
chief.
Eyes sir"
what for"
81 didn't like my step.mother."
How did you come"
Travelled to Cairo with race horses
aud thought | would come down to
Memphis to see my old friends"
"You are a small boy to take 50
many chances" said The chief.
why, I'm twelve years old, and ]
know how to work too" said the boy
drawing his form proudly erect, "and
| can make my living, l know it."
The boys father has been informed
Of his whereabouts, and the yount
runaway will be retained until he is
heard from.
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weather Notes.


The breeze came straight from the
north to-day.
The temperature was down B de-
grees below freezing point this morn
ing before sunrise. 1t will not be
warmer to-day, nor either
through the night.
A brisk norther swept over Texas
through to the gulf, this morning, and
the temperature down that way
ranged down below 40 degrees. A
rather raw state for that usually
sunny land.
In the early hours of this morning
the GOODNESS was about equal at Little
Rock, Nashville and Memphis. Far
Their east it was not quite so cool.
Areas of snow are predicted for to.
day by the signal service bulletins
from the west gulf states, all over this
section, up north through the country
lying between here and the upper
lakes, east through the Middle and
New England states, and above
through the south Atlantic region.
mixed rain or snow is anticipated.
Brother Barret's snow plough dug
along Vance street until toward dusk
last evening, but an hour or so later
stuck fast In a slush bank over a eros;
rail out on the fernando road neal
Clay street. The mules and the hands
abandoned the c~Ontraption and footed
it out to their quarters. A car turned
its side athwart the track at the switch
near Desoto street, and was also aban.
doned for the night, the signal LAM
beaming brightly as long as its oil hello
out. People out that way have be
come so accustomed to walking tina.
they are wholly Indifferent as t.
whether brother Barrett ever runs hi
cars or not. The line appears to b,
managed aocordingto the convenience
though not to the interest Of it
owners.
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All holiday goods reduced at Will.
liams's book store.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases,
No. 56 east Court street. 144t
Elegant slippers, suitable for Christ
mas presents, and a full line of boots
and shoes at j. N. Hill & Co.'s, cor.
ner Main and Monroe, 100
Miss Addie May Gale, a bright and
charming schoolgirl, of Cynthia street,
has returned from Bethany college.
West Virginia, to spend the holidays.
Mr. James G. Oontrell, one Of the
popular young men Of Nashville, is in
the city on a brief visit. He came to
escort his. sister, a young lady, who
will remain some time.
Hon. Rufus N. Rhodes, Of Clarks-
vile, member-elect to the legislature
from Montgomery county, and one Of
the brightest young lawyers in the
state, has been in the city two days,
and will return home tonight.
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WhatshauTBuy

Az q Christmas present. Why one Of
Cohsn's hats, It Is a durable present
and no money thrown away. A splen-
did stock on hand suitable for holiday
gifts, in cbildren's turbans and caps,
either IN cloth or felt; boys school
hats and caps, boys Sunday hats and
Derbys; youths fine fur hats, low
crown, new styles; young gents nobby
stiff Derbys; the new flexible and in
deslructible stiff hats; gents dress
hats, scotch and silk travelling caps,
all these goods are sold at rock bottom
prices,
MARTIN COHEN. The Halter.
2lO Main street. 90
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some extent sssaase the acutsnsss Of
the blow. The relatives Of the de-
ceased lady, including her respected
brothers, James, Robert and John K.
Speed, her sisters, Mrs, Moody, Mrs.
luther, Miss Speed, together with her
mother, will also have the grief they
share softened, as far as it can be
done, by the sympathy of their &C.
quaintances. The funeral is announced
for tomorrow at ten o'clock, and will
take place from st. Peters Catholic
church, of which the deceased was a
devout COMMUNICATE.
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FOB SALE or REN1.

0EiAG % ny declining health, / have De-
- tsruinel % move 70 eureka Springs and
oIsf ~ ~rell-kn0Ha fruit and nut farm. five
Gla iron Memphis On the Padueah road, for
a.. o. rent. IhaFs all linda Of early fruits,
VA esegtnuv, English WGinuts and pecanl
~ iaA 91arrE ait0 o~hinc0ping and other.
AS vi com into bearing. The land i
g,s1, ~tTeFaging cue bale te the acre last year.
ltn tib9 selfuital for a stock o. dairy farm.
"a barns and fhsds 10 abundance, with 2
-rfef 80 ln bermEda gfass and % acres in
ayFHi Hitt ft9ck water 10 each field the year
rssn1. . also sell ny Apiafy, containing
= 4 " bee. which has averaged aoou.
- aela,t HTih q meney 20 the stanc thil
tsasen- i VII sell ny corn, hay and Btool
% fFeTytting pertaining 70 tne farm. On
NJ sks 4. r. WINSTON.
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Citizen Train ON the Late Citizen
Thadduea stevens.

To the Editors Of the Sun-Citizen
You should not have omitted in your
splendid eulogy upon Thad. Stevens,
published in Sundays paper, that he
accepted a 100000 check on account
of the Credit Mobilier Garfeldism in
1864, aud then went and voted against
the bill This bill, by the way, was
saved by Cox and dfty four other
democrats who were not paid.
What | say about Stevens is, that
he took the bribe and sold the briher.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
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Taxing Christmas Early.
A well-known Main street book
keeper took his Christmas a little too
early, Procuring a bottle of whisky
and a package Of large frecrackers, he
took a seat in the snow on the side
walk, and taking a pull at the bottle,
fred of a cracker, took another pull
and fred off another cracker. Ser
geant Scott doomed into view at the
fourth report, and the tall bookkeeper
took to his heels, followed by the
short Sergeant. The long legs, fol
lowed by the short legs, turned into ar
alley, but the short legs waddlet
faster than the long legs strobe, and
the short legs soon came out with the
long legs, and then the long legs anG
the short legs strobe and waddled t.
the statiOn-house. The long legs were
relieved of a ten dollar bill this morn.
ing,
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Lynn Haven Bay, Saddle Rock 4 shrews.
bury Oysters received daily by expressl
F. FRANSIOLI, 2s2 Front.
~ 10f
New Music.

Latest publications of g. Witzmann
d Co.. Memphis, Tenn, agents for the
renowned Weber piano for the whole
southwest: THE dream that knows no
waking" Taylor; Wed surely miss
the Baby" H. P. banks; Sweetheart
tell me why Rutledge; Somewhere
over there. Either Of Re above
beautiful songs mailed to any address.
Postpaid, on receipt Of 30 cents. A
large stock Of Christmas goods and
Musical instruments just received.
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WANTen
GENTS PER We E K.
THE CITY.
Monday evening, Dec. go, IssO
LEDGER LINES.

Pure candies. Lyle L Shields.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, %
Main street.
DR.. Snyder, 279 Main street, over
Floyd's restaurant.
China dinner sets, 1856 pieces, for
$18, at C. N. Erich's.
Colder to-day, FARMER tomorrow,
is the weather prognostics.
Telephone 8. W. Garrison for en-
craving, rubber stamps and stencils.
Chamber sets sold retail at whole
sale prices, II. Wetter & Co.
New English walnuts, almonds, 81
berts and pecans, at Lyle 4 Shields
Trsey's Christmas and New Years
are selling rapidly: They are beauti
FIJI.
Sol ColemaR's new delivery wagon is
very handsome, and Sol is jlstly proud
of it.
Lytle & Shields are opening to-day
the finest raisins ever brought to this
market.
Go see the wonderful table bed, at
]. 7. Wilson's, 3O3 Main, under Pea
body hotel.
You can buy live or dressed turkeys
of Clement, as he will have them by
the thousand.
We are indebted to Senators Isham
G. Harris and James E. Bailey for
public documents Of interest.
Attention is called to the finest
assortment Of Christmas cards and
writing desks in the city, at Mans
ford's.
A railway meeting, in connection
with the completion of the Paducah
railway, is to be held at three O'Clock
TO- day il the cotton exchange.
People had to be turned away at the
theater door, Saturday afternoon, and
also Friday night. No such audiences
have c%ongregated here for years.
A beautiful morning and a gorgeous
spectacular scene was presented by
nature to-day. 1t was one not often
privileged to be seen in this end Of
the world.
A straw hat and an ulster adorned
the upper end Of well known Front
Row man, as he came down for work
this morning, and BayiaTers stopped,
gazed and maryelled as he moved On.
The fields in the valleys which, a
few days ago we're white with cotton,
ere now whittier with snow. The aeecy
mantle fell in soft and heavy fakes,
down the pendant locks Of
and in many cases dragging il
into the mud beneath. Serious loss
to the unpicked portion Of the crop is
now anticipated.
Deaths in the city last week nun
bered twenty-three, the whites being
thirteen and colored ten. OF these
died Of consumption, three Of
pneumonia, three Of burns, two Of
commissions, one from cougestive fever,
one from typho-malarial fever, and
one from the jim jams, sometimes
called delirium tremens.
Ladies desiring the first pick Of
beautifully embroidered slippers, for
christmas presents, will do well to
call early at Zellner & Co.'S shoe
store while the assortment in patterns.
and styles is yet unbroken. Their
stock in this particular line. is the
largest most complete and attractive
we ever saw. They sell them al
astonishingly low prices and wo advise
our readers to examine their a~ssort-
ment before purchae;,c
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Cabinets at W per dozen.
Cottage Gallery,
40 BeaI street.
Rnciefr EIncnnn.

Ezra Lodge No. 80, Kosher She.
Barrel, elected the following officers
at q meeting held yesterday for the
next six months. Joseph Traexler
president; Frank Kahn, vice president.
Il. Groin, secretary; Franklin.
treasurer; Louis Daltroif, conductor.
Marcus Franklin, financial secretary;
Martin Oohn, trustee. Aged and in
firm trustees-M. j. COIN, S. Auer-
bach, II. Phillips. Representative ta
the grand lodge, Martin Cohen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.

THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
The Collier troupe left here for
New Orleans after the matinee Satur-
day, and play tonight at the New
Orleans Academy of Music. They
drew an immense house at the Satur-
day afternoon performance, one of the
largest, indeed ever assembled in the
theater here. The company play their
respective parts in a finished and
artistic manner, and the drama is as
interesting as any ever seen here,
combining, as it does, comedy pathos,
grand scenic embellishments, sensa-
tional features, a fine plot, and many
other attractive points calculated to
please.
CAVENDISH.
The Ada Cavendish troupe arrived
from New Orleans this forenoon, and
appear at the theater tonight in
the tearfully pathetic drama of "Ca.
mile" adapted from the younger Du-
mas famous story for the late Matilda
Heron iome twenty years ago. The
talented Cavendish is supported by
Mr.. Geo. Boniface, and her manager
is Mr.. T. B. McDonough, we'll known
here in years gone by as the manager
of our theater. The Cavendish en-
gagement promises to be a fine dra
matte success.
CHRISTMAS BALL.
On Christmas night at Cochran hall
the Twenty-ffth anniversary ball Of
the German mutual benevolent society
will be given. The arrangement com
mittee are R. Stotz. T. Seidel, i,
Nagosky, c. Kesmodel and G. Decker
Tickets, 81; ladies free.
zoo zoo.
At the Zoo Zoo tonight an attrac.
tive bill of novelties is promised. A
number of new faces will appear, anC
popular hits may be looked for. The
patrons of this resort are very enthu.
siastic in their praise of the skill
management and excellence of every
thing connected with the theater, anC
they nightly applaud the efforts of thu
players. A powerful drama nightly
Winds IN the Zoo Zoo entertainment
MURDERER CAPTURED.
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Overcharging.
The hack and general carrier crea-
ton seem to think the necessities Of
the unfortunate were made to give
them a chance. There is a law against
this overcharging business, and per-
sons victimized should make it a duty
to prosecute, Friday night last, an
express wagon stopped ia the middle
Of the street, opposite Mr., Skipwith's
residence, at ISL fernando street, and
hailing that gentleman told him he
had a trunk belonging to his daughter,
which he might have for a dollar.
Mr.. Skipwith refused to give it to
him, and ordered him to put the
trunk out and he would pay him the
regular charges. The scamp refused,
and before anything else could be
done mounted the wagon and drove
off at a rapid rate. He stored the
trunk at a hotel, Captain Hackett
arrested the driver, Alb Strickland,
and put a charge of ~sveIcharging and
larceny against hin. He will have a
hearing before Esquire Quigley.
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Nine. Christine Nillson says that it
amuses her to hear people in France
speak Of the dreadful habit that Amer
leans have Of conveying their food to
their mouths with their knives. She
says that she has been at table between
a German prince and a diplomat who
went through the same sleight of
hand.
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lEusic for fhe HnIidnrs.

There is music in the air. Call at
E. Witzmann & Co.'s music store, on
Second street, opposite Calvary
church, and see the beautiful line Of
Christmas goods. music folios, music
boxes, books, guitars, bapjos, accorde
ops, v%iolins, toy drums, flutes, piccolos.
and very latest musical novelties.
This house is second to none in hon
esty and enterprise, and the Weber
piano, for which they are exclusive
agents for the southwest, is the king
Of pianos. 100
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Including the finest grades Of genuine Bronze and NickelPlated Locks, Knobs.
Hinges, Bolts, Door Bells, Etc, Etc, Etc.
& col, s58 MA!Iil STREET
Clvil seFYIce REFORM.

New York SUM-
Why should not the practice o.
competitive examination be applied n
applications for appointment 20 tbe
bench Of the supreme copyt of tbs
United States?
The first question should be: Are
you a native of tie state Of Ohio?
1t the answer were Mo" then the
examination wonld be closed with the
comment: "The man who was horn in
tho wrong place is presumed to be
wrong every way"
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MURDERER
A N5au Who Murdered a Girl fOI
Refusing TO Marry Him.

Marshal Mooney, Of Helena, Ark,
brought to the city, yesterday, a
negro named Tom Harris, charged
with numbering a woman in Brook
Ign, Illinois. On his departure
for that point, this morning,
Mooney was accompanied by
Detective Pryde. The crime was
committed in August last. Mar.
cissa HardWick, q bright mulatto girl,
was his sweetheart, but was as false as
she was yellow, and Thomas found it
out. Narcissa lived with her parents
in a cottage near Brooklyn, and
thither Harris repaired one night last
August, resolved to leave Narcissa as
his promised wife or as a corpse. She
was deaf to his e~ntreaties, and drawing
a pistol he shot her dead in the pres
ence Fiber mother and three sisters.
and then fed the country.
THE CAPTURE.
A few weeks since Detective Pride
heard of Harris at Helena, Arkansas,
and went down there for the purpose
Of capturing him. Harris got wind Of
his pursuers, however, and managed
to hide himself in the woods near
Helena until a few days ago, when
hunger forced him to seek a human
%habitation, and he was recognized.
Marshal Mooney sent out a posse who
sighted Harris while the latter was
stealthily skirtiDg a large lake, and
called to him to halt. His reply was
to plunge into the lake, swim out a
hundred yards into deep water and
cling to a floating log, from which he
yelled defiance to bis pursuers. There
he remained for some hours, until a
skif could be procured, when he was
seized without any resistance on his
part, as he was nearly benumbed With
cold.
To the chief Of police, this morning.
Harris stated he was guilty and knew
he would be hung, because the girls
mother and sisters saw him murder
her.
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TruHses, Shoulder Braces, Gal
vapic batteries a. Electric BeIts,
At Dental q Surgical Depot, cor.
J heeond and Monroe streets. lo5
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The LEDGER Office book bindery,
ID Madison street, is in the same
building as the newspaper and lob
printing establishment is owned by
the same proprietor, embraces al
machines and material used ia a first
class book bindery. and is conducted
by competent workmen capable Of
executing work in as good and sub
%stantial a style as can be done any
whore.
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CHRINTMAN ~GROCERIENl

CHRISTMAS GROCERIES!
Oranges, Lemons, Nice Apples,
CrSnberries, Figs, Raisins, Cur
rants, Prunes, Pitted Cherries,
Dried Elackberries, Peeled
Peaches, CilrOn, Orange Peel,
Lemon Peel, Preserves, Jellies,
Jams, Maple Syrup, all kinds
Canned Fruits, Apple Butter,
Peach Butter, Mince Meat, Fancy
Candies, all kinds Nuts and
Pickles, Olives, Creamery Butter,
Sweet Cider, etc, etc.
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL, 80 Beal
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SLOPPY WEATHER.


RUBBERs
Mems, Women's and Children's
Rubbers for this wet, sloppy weather.
Elegant Blankets, $3.50, IS.
Red Comforts, homemade.
Mems 0vercoats, a. S., Sc.
KAHN e. FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.
Fine assortment of p~apeteries, al
bpps, work boxes, etc, ut
YOUNG & Bros,
So 248 Main street.
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sued since the fifteenth. Two colorsd
couples procured the proper papers
to-day.
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steve CIemenf. so RonI.

Will have two thousand turkeys, live
and dressed, choice gulf and lake fish,
oysters and celery, in large quantities.
Call at S6 for Christmas dinner. 90
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Ample facilities for quick deliv-
cry, at Brown & Jones, 2S2 Main
street. 1914
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1000 pounds red snapper, choice
v%enison roast and steaks, oysters, eel
cry. etc. at Clements. 96
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CHRISTMAS n.IFtI

A Porcelain Picture for your
sw' eiheart or wife, woGId be the
very thing. Get one made al
MOYsTON'S, 2f0 Main street. 96
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FoR SALE
sTRAYEn-

RIIgH-A ~black-sbd-lan Gordon bitch.
" slightly under Average siEs, and with dim
a. nafkf over the eyes. A reward Of ten
oolitrs vii be paid FOR her delivery at Gas-
"a hotsl, o. Tor information left atthe hotel
Etel1g y Der recovery. m
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nn0VER6BsREKs Sewing Ma hine Rooms
" removed 70 ii7 Main. Needles. oil and
bfr0 n machines tupplied. Machines repair
-. ctampine Tor braiding and embroidery.
LA1ieT fa1ry york and embroidery Of am
Enes. Ne q o. VALENTINE. s. 10
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The Paragon pen, the lEest pen
made, and gold pens of every variety,
at YOUNG & Bios,
sc 249 Main street.
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Pittsburg coal, at Brown & Jones
Zoz Main street. 104
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OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express b.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
10 and ~ Je0ersou. ar