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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-07

ATTY disease d the Kidney. bad.
der, Urinary Organs, Nsrsous Sysi
tenn. or case Of Lame Back, that can
not be cured by Days Kidney I.ai
cannot be cured by any other treat.
Imcut or remedy m existence, Z Z
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-07

Her lips were like the leaves ho said
By autumn's crimsome tinted;
Rome people autumn leaves preserve
ny pressing them, she hinted;
The meaning Of the gentle hiut
The lover did discern,
And 80 he clasped her round The mech,
Aud glued his lips 10 hern'nl
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-07

lie, old winter come, with its frosts and its
snows!
Il brings with IL iancsh and lectures, Anu
shows
Brinss with. Thanksgiving, and Christmas
good cheer,
Aud aehancs ,o"swssr OF Win tho happy
New Year.
Tho nies and musquisos that leave through the
IS fall
II kills, too, and gives us Arrest from base ball
which last 10 indeed tho ehlof blessing Of all
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-07

They had just exchanged their rings,
And sat on the sofa together,
Discussing the subject Of weather
And several other things.
II was midnight ere he rose,
AID little piece Of court plaster
Fruu-her cheek Of alabaster,
Was stuck on the end Of his nose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-06

SrApBlNd AFFRAY.-Last evening about
dusk stabbing ARRAY occurred in the
Sixth ward that was very distressing, from
the fact that the participants were youths
Of very tender years. II appears that Mr..
Shrader, who Is the Waterman at the pot
terry, was on his way TO the works accom-.
panied by his little son named Frank.
when they had gone but short distance,
Mr., shrader sent his boy back home for
something he had forgotten. Frank was on
his way back when be was met by two
brothers named Goudy, aged 10 and z
years, in the vicinity Of Clark's grocery.
I'VE did not learn the immediate
cause OF the ARRAY, but at any rate the
Cloudy boys attacked young shrader and
were In q lair way to massacre the youth
when they were interiered with by Mr..
Stephen CLARK. Eddie Goudy Is accused
oiusine knife onShrader, though not with
any serious results. Besides slight cut
Shfader exhibited q finger that had been
yiciously chewed by one Of his assailants,
and also sustained 4 bruise over one
Of his eyes. The case will be called at
this mornings session Of the Police Court.
The whole affair exhibits some Distress
Ing features In regard to the tendency oil
youths TO use edged weapons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-06

KNIGHTS OF PYTnIAs,-The Grand Lodge
of the State OF West Virginia, X. OF p,
willmeet at Newberg tomorrow morning,
and will be largely attended convention.
This order, we believe, was first intro
duced into this State In 1869, since when
It has sprung up and now has member.
ship OF nearly thousand, and
n steadily increasing. Lodges are form
ing in different sections, and the
Order will soon be one OF the largest
In the State. The Grand Lodge OF this
State was organized July 9th, 1869.
Last year the session was held at Key.
u John W. schullze, Past Grand Chan.
cellor. No. 10, Of this city; Bernard
stanley, Grand Chancellor, No. "a; John
ii. Moore, Grand Inside Guard No. 10, all
of his city, will attend besides represen-
tatiyes 4, D. Bishop No. O; F. Klaxri, No.
Z: Fritz Haier, Noe; Z. Z. Post, No. "a;
n, d. Bennett, No 10 and W. 81. Erp, Of
rs. Benwood. w. II. Waddle, Ed. n.
Atkinson and Louis FREEHOLD will also &C
company these officers. The sessions Of
me Grand Lodge have usually been very
pleasant ones, and this one being held %
Ills In tho Mountains at this season will
form no exception,
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HARYEsT HONE.
Enjoyable Picnic on VIM. lIoore,s Farm,
Near Valley GroyR


A most agreeable and enjoyable gather
ing assembled at the farm of VIM. Moore,
ESQ. near Valley Grove, In this county,
on Saturday last. The occasion was q
Harvest Home picnic, under the auspices
Of the Patrons Of Husbandry, who with
their wives and daughters were well rep
resented. Among those present an INTEL
LidESoER reporter noticed the following
persons: J d. Whitman and wife, Mr..
Pere Whitman and wife, Mr.. Joseph B.
Whitman, John Howard and wife, Samuel
Atkinson and vile, David Atkinson, Alfred
Kimmons and vile, Felix Mnldoon and
wife, George Muldoon, W. M.,Dunlap and
wife, Isaac Snediker, j. McYenus and
daughters, John Toland and wife, A. +.
Yates and vile, Alex Mccoy and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. A. W. Mcclure and daughters,
VIM. Pollock, W. 7. Gilmore, Lewis Barr,
Oliver Reed, DR.. Brownlee, ]. v. Cham
bers, A. o. Rice and wife, Samuel McCol.
Loeb and j, O. Faris. The last named gem
tleman is Master Of the County Grange
Association.
A royal picnic dinner was served under
the trees In the yard and on one OF the
porches OF Mr.. Moore's hospitable home.
Basket delicacles werespread in the great
est proiusion, and everybody partook to
the full amidst great deal OF social enjoy
ment.
We noticed displayed on the tables some
OF the finest specimens OF certain new
varieties OF potatoes that we have ever
seen exhibited. They were raised by Mr..
w. NJ. Dunlap, who is both lawyer and
q farmer, and gentleman Of decided hor-
ticultural tastes. He had also on exhibit
ton number ofvarities Of choice grapes.
Mr.. j. q. Faris had also some fine pota-
toes on exhibition.
One OF the varieties exhibited by Mr..
Dunlap was the Bifbank's Seeding, which
from three peCks yielded Iorty.iour bush.
els. Who can beat that?
The young people devoted themselves TO
the iavorite game Of croQuet and the older
ones to social conversation.
At the request Of those present Mr.. A.
W. Campbell, Of Wheeling, who was pre-
sent along with 7. II. Hugus Esq., de.
livered an address, in which he discussed
at some length questions pertaining TO the
farming interests OF the county and OF the
country at large.
Altogether the day was most delight
fully spent, and all present voted the oc
casion grand success.
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MRIseERnEe AT HONE.
a Talk win Nun Yesterday Asou

A Talk With Hin Yesterday About
sporting Matters.
We informed our readers on Saturday
last that George W. weisgerber, Of this
city, had articled with Riley, OF Saratoga
Springs, NY, to row three.mile race
for 81, 600 a side.
George and Charley Miller, his hacker,
came back yesterday, and last night an In
TRLLiGRxcER reporter found him at Dan
Cochran's place, on Market street He
told US that he had made great exertions
to win the first money at the Geneva
regatta, but he bad missed It by o very
slight disiance. The time, he says, that
hemade was 2l:25 instead OF 81 :S5 as given
in the press dispatches. The water Is also
somewhat different there.
George says he will leave this city in
about two weeks, and will be accompanied
by Dan. Cochran as trainer. Charley Mil
Ter and others Of his friends will also &C.
company him. He Is in good condition,
and will train all the time he remains in
the city. Riley allows him $500 for ex.
penses. Riley is an old professional oars
man and has more than national reputa.
ton, as be has participated in several
Canadian races, many OF which he has
won. He has now, however, met a man
In every way worthy Of him, as was dem.
ons.rated last Friday, when our man came
in close third, and less than length be.
hind. However. 1t will be an interesting
race and closely contested one. We give
the articles Of agreement signed by both
parties last Friday.
We the undersigned, Jas. q. Riley, OIL
OF Wheeling, W, Va, hereby agree to row
a single SOUL race, in best and best boats
on Saratoga Lake, N. Y, on Saturday Sep
TENDER 18th, 1880, between the hours OF
and . P. NJ, distance, three miles, one and
one.half miles and return. each man &c
turn his own buoy, for 81, 900 a side, S50(
q side to be put up as forfeit at the tint
OF signing these articles and the balance
five days before the date OF the race
Either party to forfeit in case 1t Is not de
posted as agreed.
S. II. Parker, OF Geneva, N. Y, is here
by agreed upon as final and forfeit stake
holder, Chas. S. Francis, OF Troy, n. Y.
as referee, whose decisions are to DO final
Rules Of the National Association O
Amateur 0aramen TO govern.
II the water is mott condition for th
race on the date named, postponemen
from day,to day until the water is sui
able, is hereby agreed upon. The refere
to be the judge in this case. ...L
| The buoys shall be one hundred fec
apart.
Signed in presence OF ]. s. Kinch, {
Albany, and Chas. Miller, at Geneva,
Y, September Sd, 1880.
G. W. WElsdRRBRR.
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U. s. DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Jaekson.-
This court transacted the following bust
ness Saturday: On the petition OF Taylor
Strauder, stating that he is illegally de-
tanned in custody by the Sheriff OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, a writ OF kabeqS
corpus dd Subjiciendum is granted him
directed to the said sheriff, commanding
him to have the body OF the petitioner be-
fore the court on Tuesday morning next at
10 o'clock, together with the day and cause
OF his capture and detention.
W. N. Chancellor, Jacob S. Rhodes,
Robert Nesbitt, v. L. Cockayne, B. NJ. Eotf,
James o. Mccoy, James Cochran, Francis
Hervey, Alfred Chapman, VIM. Myles,
Washington Snodgrass, II. a. Logan, Ed:
ward bsrkin, Benjamin Fisher, Pat. Ken.
edy, A Wilson, Frank L. Hoge and Benz.
F. McMechen were sworn a Grand Jury Of
inquest for the Court Of the District OF
West Virginia, and having received their
charge, retired TO their chamber to con-
slider the presentments made,
A number Of indictments were found,
but the Court would not allow said indict-
ments to be made public until after pro-
cess has been issued upon them.
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AMusRMRSTs.-The "Child Of State"
combination closed their engagement at
the Opera House Saturday evening, play
ing TO moderate sized audience. The hot
weather and the political demonstrations
interiered with the attendance.
Emma AbboA.-The Emma Abbott Opera
Company llgive two, grand performances
on Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings at
the Opera House. On the first evening,
Victor Masses work, "Paul and Virginia"
will be given, Miss Abbott taking the role
OF Virginia. On Wednesday evening the
popular opera al Troyatore' will be pre-
sented with powerful cast There has
been an extraordinary good sale Of tickets,
and we may LOOK for large and brilliant
audiences to greet the great singer. A
number Of good seats yet remain, and can
be had at Baumer's Music Store, No. 1908
Market street.
The Greai Inter Ocean ShOp.-For some
time we have noticed the career Of anew
show, organized in New York and Phila-
delphia during the past winter by the con-
solidation OF q dozen or more big shows,
under one management, and known as the
Inter Ocean. Recently this has been still
further augmented by the addition OF one
other large concern, known as Batcheller
& Doris great railroad show which made
considerable stir in the amusement world
last season. The. concentration OF so much
wealth and talent into one enterprise, very
naturally arouses the envy Of allinferior
concerns.
The Master General Of the Advertising
Department OF the Inter Ocean, said to be
the Largest Twelve Combined Railway
Shows on Earth, requests US TO announce
that this mammoth new enterprise for
patronage and requisition In the amuse.
ment world will exhibit in this city on DC.
tober 18th, giving three grand, full and
complete performances on that day, morn
ing, Afternoon and evening.
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RIVER RECORD.
Whereabouts aud Movements of Boats
Stage of Water, de-, DO.

whereabouts anu movements OF bOHtS,
Stage of Water, de-, DC.
The marks yesterday showed fall OF
about . inches from the marks Saturday
night, when it stood four feet seven inches.
The Hornet No. 2, Hawk, Alex Swift
and Harry Brown, with lows, are lying at
Beuson's Ferry.
A party OF Wheeling fishermen camped
near Powhatan claim to have caught the
nude body OF woman, with long, fine
black hair and badly discolored features,
on trot line Saturday. As the body was
not taken from the water the story may be
regarded as apocrYphal.
The Government light at Moundsville is
at an appropriate spot. A saloon is in the
building 1t Is attached to, and by 1t is the
sign, Bar"
The Sidney got in very late S urday
evening, aud lett yesterday after taking N
large cargo OF nails and other heavy
ireights.
The fast and magnificent new Diurnal
will resume is old place in the Wheeling
and Parkersburg trade today, leaving this
forenoon at 1880. Since the recent alter
atoms the boat is said to be faster than
ever. Her officers are the most gentle.
manly and accommodating kind OF men, and
she is deservedly popular packet.
The Ragon, due Saturday evening, did
not get in till about nine o'clock yester.
day, full Of people and freights. Among
her passengers up were G.. W. Atkinson,
ESQ.,; W. II. Tallman, Esq.; Hon. L. Dan.
ford; Sheriff Samuel Hills, Of Belmont
county; Morris Cooper, candidate Tor
Commissioner, and T, W. Emerson, can
didate for Clerk on the Republican ticket
OF Belmont county; and Jacob Kemple,
ESQ, OF Moundsville.
The regular and reliable old steamer
Courier to-day completes her nine hun
hundIedth round trip in the Wheeling
and Parkersburg trade. She still contin.
ues In eminent favor.
In our advertising columns this morn
ing will be found notice Of skiH stolen
from the Island.
The steamer Scotia, Capt. Mart. Nol's
new boat, met with an accident last FRI
day at Baersvile. AS she was making q
landing at that point, the tackle support
Ing the swinging stage gaveway and il fell
with crash, knocking down the jackstalF
and smashing things generally on the
lower ueck.
The ferryboat Climax took several ex-
Gnrsion parties up TO the Martins Ferry
Camp meeting Yesterday.
The Pres Ellison ran through from
Bellaire to Martins Ferry yesterday, aud
had liberal patronage.
CINcINSATI, September 4.-River feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived: Scotia, Pittsburgh.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Ste. Genevieve,
Memphis; ]. b. Maude, St. Louis: ]. v.
Throop, Evansville; Grand Lake, New
Orleans; City Of Greenville, vicksburg.
River IL feet II inches and rising.
Weather raining. Thermometer 74o.
CAIRO, September 5.-Arrived: My
Choice, st. Louis; ST. Genieyieye. 81.
Louis; ]. B. Maude, Memphis; J. v.
Throop. Evansyille;J. NJ. Kerr, ST. Louis;
City OF Greenville, st. Louis; Hickory, St.
Louis. Departed: My Choice.
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PERSONAL PARAoRAPHs.-John List will
leave this week to attend Haverford Col
lege, near Philadelphia.
Mr.. A. A. King, representing the litho-
graphic firm OF W. ]. Morgan & Co., OF
Cleveland, is at the New McLure.
Mr.. Robt. Spears left last evening for
Romney, where he will enter the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum.
Henry McMurry and wife, OF Burgetts.
town, Pa; Mrs. Jane Nesbitt, OF Pitts
burgh, aud Robert Mcfarland and wife,
OF Utica, Ohio, are visiting Robert Mes
bitt, ESQ.,, on Fourteenth street, being
called to Wheeling by the death OF Mrs.
Watterson, who was the mother OF Mrs.
Mcfarland and Mrs. McMurray.
@Niss Maggie Gardiner, OF Hackensack,
n. j., is visiting Miss Aggie Morris in
North Wheeling.
Miss Ida Armstrong will leave for Pitts.
burgh to-day to attend the Female College
in that city.
Miss Blanche Hunters friends will cele.
brate her birthday on Wednesday by a
picnic and hop. Kramer will furnish the
music.
Miss Viola NJ. Longdon, Of Scenery
Hill, Washington county, Pa, is visiting
Miss Kate Beans, on the Island.
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TIE DEMOCRACY.


The Democracy appeared to be like
sheep without shepherd, this campaign,
or in the language OF Attorney General
Whites son, they are "rsttled." They
have made several spasmodic efforts for a
grand rally, but each time there has been
something that detracted from its success.
Saturday night, however, they were meas.
urably successful, and so far asstreet page
antry is concerned they were successful.
Nearly every ward contributed something
towards It's success, even II that contribu:
ton amounted only to score or so OF
small boys, who were not much more than
equal to the task OF "toting" the torch, as
Judge Houston would remark. For sew.
eral days antecedent to Saturday nights
demonstration ever dead wall in the city
was blistered with posters announcing
that the Hon. j. Hanson Good
aud Judge Houston would speak 10 the
First ward and this was taken rs bidding
to the other wards to do their best to
eclipse the Golf demonstration some two
weeks sgo, and they went to work with q
will. Torches were procured, q few sky
rockets purchased, and ]. W., Wait super.
intended the construction oil transpR.
rency TO be carried in the Eighth ward
club. Finally Saturday night came, and
with 1t came together the clans from the
several wards. Fully GOO Of them were in
line and after displaying themselves for an
hour or two they marched to the First
ward headed by Healey's Benwood band,
and all under the chief marshalship OF ].
A. Miller, supported by anumber Of red
sashed aids. The stand, q very nice one
indeed, had been erected at the place
where market street terminates Seventh,
and at the upper end OF John Kenney's
saloon. Around the stand near O'Clock
about 800 people assembled to hear the
truth from pure iountains" as one ofthem
put 1t, but whether this was an ironical
fling at the saloon or not we could not de.
tect.
Philo Kimberly called the meeting to
order and nominated CLARK Hanes, Esq,
for Chairman, but that gentleman either
not coyeting the honor or not being pres.
emit did not respond, and Mr.. Kimberly
assumed the position himself.
]. 81. Good was introduced and spoke
nearly an hour on Capitalization, Chinese
cheap labor and James "A. Garfield, but
the crowd was an unappreciative one and
Hans was compelled to quit on account
Of his voice being weak.
Alfred Caldwell was on the stage, was
enraptured with and transported by the
pcene before him and as he was intro.
duced cried, "Ain't this scene grand"
Mr.. Caldwell then gave his reasons fer be-
ing Democrat, but they ELECTED no sym
pathy nor response from his unapprecia--
fiya haaraea M sltka hia nFadaspsRnF he |
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DEATH OF AN AGED LAUY.-In our ad-
vertising columns this morning appears q
notice Of the death OF Mrs, Mary Waiter
son, relict Of Robert Watterson, deceased,
formerly aud afornumber OF years Citizen
OF this city. Mrs. Watterson died at the
residence Of her son.in-law, Henry Nc.
Murray, at Burgettstown, Pa, but until
within a few months she made her home
in this city, where she has been a resident
for long time. AT the time Of her death
she was in her seventy.eighth year. She
was the mother'in'law Of Mr.. Thomas
Nesbitt, Of Nesbitt 4 Bros; Of Robert
johnson, OF Martinsburg; Robert Mcvay;
OF Henry McMurray, OF BurRettstown;
and OF Mr.. Robert Mcfarland, Of Utica,
Ohio. She will be buried to-day from the
residence Of Mr.. Nesbitt
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Music LEssoSs.-Prof. Louis Was re.
sumes instructions 10 pupils on the Piano,
Violin and Thorough Bass, September LIST.
Application may be. made at his residence,
q Twentieth ST., or at sheib's music store,
Washington Hall,
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WAsHrSeToH, September 81 A. H.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy or cloudy weather and numerous
rains, stationary or higher barometer, sta.
tionRry temperature, and variable wlnds.
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SINGING LEssoSs.-Mrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course OF vocal instruction
september 9th. Application may be
made at her rooms, 11l2 Main street, Cd
floor. from 10 TO IL A. N. and 2 to Ar. N.
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Republican Rally-N. GOT, Jr.
Emma Abbott's Opera Librettos f. w.
Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club.
, Andes-Cincinna Packet.
Wanted-Experienctd Bookkeeper.
For Rent-Rooms.
New Fryer-Nesbitt < Bro.
Gard Of ,rhanks-Mrs. Jane West.
Stolen-SkiG.
Vinegar and spices-o. Behrens.
Wanted-Girl.
DlssOlution-Parker Bros.
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Only Four Days,

Dr.. ]. G. Mccoy will positively remain
In Wheeling only four days longer, until
Thursday, September 9th. Office 1910
Eotf street. Consultation free.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause it Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers. aH ri
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! WOULD hereby certify, that have used
st. Jacobs Oil and found that it relieved
rheumatism after few applications.
AUGUST PRIOR, Bergen, N. ].
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THERMonErRR REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnept's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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ISQurRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like 1t.
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BUTTON BRO1H SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this mornlng at the New hcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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oHIrF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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1AntaMSF.H7 nI7Ar. NV. sr. JPN
70 80 10 70 70 81 SO 70
1879. SUNDAY 1850.
.7r.M TAM. IAN. 5. p X.7P. n
q 50 50 ~ 70 s. 50 IS
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oHrRv TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try It you will use no other.
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.nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE 10 save their natural tseth We would SAJ
that We arr nov better prepared than ever hoiore TO
enable them 70 do 70. By the use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLUasEI We can and arc making peuoI
and Landowner Gold Filings, with more case 70 our
PATIENTS, than have heretofore been inside U thh
6liT Sr tIOVharS, without the aid Of the Electric
plnRgaF. What We say we can prove BY ACTUAL
characterization. Call and sne for yourselves.
= JAMES N. SURGISON SON
Aui No. IIEa Market Fl, Wheeling. W. Va
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SILVER TAsLEWARE.-Rare Bargains a
the Iswelry Store Of 1855,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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QEre 1ttelli9eucer
NeM AlyerlIsemenls.

oHieei Nos. as and "a Fourteenth street
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We invite the attention of the trade to our
new and complete stock, and will be pleased
TO give quotations at any time.