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DOMESTIC POETS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-sld 9Th. ship st Nicholas,
Pendleton, Liverpool.
In pert sRR asS LIZZIE Wiley
SAY" sAVANNAH- Cid It'll, barque Wandering Jew,
NS GHARLESTON@Cld 7th, brig Edw H Williams,
Drisko Barren Island.
SD 7th ship Richd III Wood, Liverpool; barque
S WILM MING NC~Ar 5th sch Maggie Gray,
Crockett, Baltimore.
RICHMOND-Ar 9th. sch Neponset, Frye, from
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th, sch Irene Meservey, Me.
AT Tn. baroue VIM Wilcox. Hayener. st Nazaire.
Ar 18th. brig Starlight, Atwood, Bangor; sch Spar
tan Hodgdon. Providence
PHILADELPHlA-Cld 9th, barque Frank Lam
BIRTH, West, Boston.
Cid 7th. barque Hannah McLoon, Aeen' Onsries
ton; brig Shasta, Nichols. Portland. a-
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9TH. barque Boylston.
Small Providence: brig Annie Storer, Harding,
Black River, ia; sch Maggie Dalling, Dalling' from
NEW YoRK-Ar 7th. brig Atalaya. Eye. zaza
Is days; schs L Lewis, PendletUn. brunswlck;
rili Calais: Adeliza. Frisbee. and w Rowe. Rowe,
Bangor; Black Warrior. Stevens. Boothbay; VIM
Rice Pressey. Rockland; Eugene. Clark. valas'
Below, brig Herman.
CID It'll, bsrque Carrie L Taylor, Snow. for Cape
Town, OCH; sch Rival, Fletcher. Providence.
Ar Sth. schs sarah " Hunt Burt Baracoa; Eta
A Simpson. Smith. Cedar Keys
for Lubec: Idlewild do for do Dolphin do for Bos-
ton; Milton do for Plymouth bbie HoGgman,
Hoboken for Boston; Judge Low 90 dor Pa law
bethport for do; Cora Eta. Port johnson for do;
A Pike do for Salem; John II Eells and Marion
Draper Amboy for Portland.
PROViDENCE-Ar 7th barque Edward Cushing.
PAwTuoKET 7th. sch Abby Thaxter,
NJ VNrR
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Sld 9th. schs More.
Light Verrill Calais for New York; II Bridges.
Landrick I'm Dorchester, NIB, for Newark; Maggie
Belle, and Belle Brown. Rockland for New YORK.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar 9th, sch Union, Dyer,
Sailed. brig Abbie Clifford; schs Fannie Child.
Kate Foster Fred Gray. FrancoUia. Bertha j Fol-
lows Fannie Flint, Clara Jane, Eagle, Ariadne. Sea
Breeze, Maggie Tedd NJ Riley, Chattanooga, Fan
sCSToN~Ar It'll. brig Abbie Clifford storer FIN
Fortune Island scbs d b Everett McLain, Rich
mond; Franconia, Foster, and Clara Jane, Allen.
Ar 9Th. sch e Emerson. Sears. Charleston; j B
Everett Mclean, Richmond; Kate Foster, Bunker,
Sid Sth. barques syria. fremont; brig Sullivan.
SALEM-Ar 6th schs M j Laughton. Calais for
New York: Jed Frye from co for Providence; Olive
Branch. from Cutler for New York. James r. Hop
AT It'll, sch Maggie Todd, Norwood. Port John
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 9Th, sch Am Eagle. Brown,
Ar IN. SCH Alcora Robinson, Amboy.
Below. schs G Mat hews, and Empire. Bangor for
Boston; Susan & Phebe. and Carpo. do for do; Kate
Lily Bath for do: A Hooper. Franklin for do; Elk.
change York for do; A Merriman. Harpswell for
do Calais or do Savoy Ma psa
Rockland for Danvers; Mary Jane, Wiscasset for
MILLBRIDGE-Cld 5th schs Mabel, strout. and
HERRING GUT-Ar 9Th sch City og Ellsworth,
Grant, Ellsworth for Portland.
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WASHINGTON.

Court Martial Sentences Approved.
WASHINGTON, Dec 8.-Secretary Hunt has
approved the findings of the court martials in
in the following cases: Passed Assistant Post
master Frank PlnDket. convicted of scandal
lous conduct, and disobedience of orders SEN
fenced to be dismissed from service, and quar-
termaster, John Shortell, convicted of bad
conduct and disrespectful language to his SUI
perior officer, and sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment.
Counterfeit Silver Certificate.
A pen made counterfeit of a ten dollar silvt I
certificate of unusual excellence has been dis
covered The best method of detection OF
these counteriets is by application of moisture
TO the treasury numbers which disturbs the
color
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CALIFORNIA; Mining stocks.
Chicago Live stock Market.

by Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, Dec. Acknowledgements 10000 head;
opened active and &c higher closing firm; common
to good liked at 6O1b 10; light at 7O@5 %:
heavy packing and shipping at 6 2o96 90; skips
and culls at UoCUo 16.
Cattle Receipts $500 head shipments 22O0 head;
prices unchanged; exports at 2oa7 30; good to
choice shipping at 45a6 90; common to fair at
4M 05 90.
sheep receipts 1000 head; very weak and un
changed; common to medium at z 00@3 90; good
to choice 3 5014 90; extra 5095 90.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The Montreal Orangemen will appeal from
the decision of the Suprem Court in the case
involving their right to walk in procession.
Annie Walsh and Lizzie Keith were burned
to death in HUI ter's boarding house in Norris
town, N. j yesterday.
John Gillespie, the burglar whom the Rev.
DR.. Gage Of Hartford captured mas oesh sen-
fenced to 10 years in prison.
Ex- Judge J. B. Barbour, of New York died
yesterday, aged IA.
The life saving service men on the New
.Iersev coast demand increase of pay, and
threaten to stop work if the demand is not
granted.
Congressman Ladd of Maine, addressed the
New York anti-monopoly league last night.
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Shocking Tragedy.

Armstrong left his home yesterday leaving
his wife and babe and his old mother-in-law in
the house. A crazy negro entered and tried
to carry off the infant. The mother attempted
TO rescne the child and terrible struggle en-
sued. The negro seized an axe and split Mrs.
Armstrong; head open. She died in little
while. The negro then beat her mother to
death and while still at the butchery Mr..
Armstrong returned. The fend then assaulted
him with an axe, bnt Mr. Armstrong seized a
gun and shot and killed him. The babe was
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Conviction of the Missouri Land Forgel

Conviction of the Missouri Land Forgers
CLARION, Penn, Dec. 8.-The tenth day Of
the trial of William and Addison F. Burns
charged with forging title to Missouri lands
terminated this evening by the conviction OF
both defendants upon all the counts.
The defendants were the most extensive deal
ers in United States in these fraudulent titles
The evidence showed that their income from
this source during the past eight years was up
wards of $s00.000 Their wealth and social
prominence proved serious distances in the
way of prose cution. and every means that
money and influence could command were as.
ed. Witnesses have been tempered with and
threatened. The prose cution was conducted
by William Fl. Bliss, United States attorney al
Tonsc
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Col Forney Dangerously III.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Sit is stated that
Col Forney is suffering from Brights disease
and that he lost consciousness this morning
and has since remained in a comatose condi-
ton at his residence. The statement is also
made that he is suffering from severe attack
of govt and a heavy cold and his condition is
now critical. At midnight he was sinking
rapidly.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland DaiIy Wholesale Marike..

PORTLAND, Dec. y.
There is better tone in all the leading branches,
and trade for the is reported to be satifac
tory much larger than for the corresponding period
last year December has opened well and there
has been very marked improvement over last
month in the volume of business The market for
Flour remains unchanged but prices are fully sus
tanned and millers firm in their views and will
make no concessions. In Grain, the market is fair
ly active and steady. Provisions are unaltered.
Butter is active and firm at the recent advance. We
notice decline of 1ac in Pratts Astral Oil, being
quoted Today at 16c. At Liverpool the Wheat
market is steadier, and Corn has an upward ten
dency.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain Provislons Re,
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THE CABINET.

Secretary Blaine to Retire from the State
Department Next Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-Secretary Blaine in
formed friend to-day that he will retire from
the State Department Wednesday. and that
the nomination of Ex-senator Frelinghuysen as
his successor will be sent to the Senate next
Monday
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Gpitesu,s Crime premeditated

CHICAGO, Dec. S-The Inter-Ocean says
that Mr. II B. Porter, of No. 80 State street,
states that Guiteau told him two years ago
that he intended to go to Washington and
create a stir which would make his name ia
nous all over the world.
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Arrested for Murder.

LONDON, Dec. S-Dr. Lsmson, who was
suspected of causing the death OF the student
at Bler helm house school, at Wimbledon, with
a view Of succeeding to his property, and who
disappeared, has been arrested.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Dec. s Judge Potter Of
the Supreme court to-day granted an iD]unc-
ton staying the sale of the Sprague print
works, advertised for to-day. Considerable
feeling is manifested in consequence.
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Eurspean Markets.
MAR RIAGEs.

In Falmouth, Dec 6. by W. Fl. Haskell, John r..
Knight and Elizabeth NJ Roberts. both of Deering.
In Bath. Nov. 80. Fred f. Rogers and Miss Nellie
NJ. Croker.
In Bath Nov. %. Edward j. Batehelder and Mrs.
Linda U. Rogers.
Rath and Miss Lottie G. Denham of Lisbon Falls.
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TWO lowe Nurderers Disnosed OF

DIES MONIES Ia, Dec. 8.-Gov. Gear is in
formed that the Mercer brothers, two notori-
Gus Decatur county charact ers, were shot and
killed on Tuesday by the sheriff of Christian
county, Mo. They killed Marshal Toliff on
November 10Th.
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PORTLAND DEC. o.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by a. w. Jordan,
4 Noxup al atr
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DEATHS

In this city, Dec. 8. Fanny, daughter of Rufus
and Ma v j Waite, aged years mouths:
In Saccsrappa Dec. 8. Charles W Whidden, aged
iFureral service this Friday afternoonv at o'clk
In Gardiner, Dec. 1, Mrs. Julia. relict of Ivory
Lord, aged IL years.
In Dresden, Dec. a. Mrs. Nancy Houdlette, aged
In Farmingdale. Dec. 6, Eunice s., wife Of VIM.
Robinson aged 81 years months. -
In Cambridgeport, Mass Dec. 6, A. P. MacSwain,
aged rs years.
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New York Stock and Money Market.
(By Telegrsph.)
NEwYoRK. Dec. S-Evening. Money loaned be.
between 6 per annum and 1872 per diem and closed
offered 6: prime mercantile paper sat. Exchange
is steady 48OA for long and 4S4A Tor short. Gov.
ernmeBts quiet and generally firm. state Donds are
inactive Railroad bonds irregular.
Ihe transactions at the STOCK Exchange aggregat
ed POI 800 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FUhH VT FOES LAMB
THURSDAY, Dec. 8.
Arrived.
Sch Ariadnc. Dyer, Elzabethport-coal to Maine
Sch ! M Riley, Robinson, Perth Amboy-coal to
Randall 8 McAilis.er.
Sch Golden Rule, Kent. Boston. 49,
Sch Advance, Waldron, Bangor, Ear 4th)-iumDor
to W Milliken
steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-Henry
Brig Ysidora RiOnda. Allen, St vincsnt-R Lewis
Brig wapiti, OBJ Peters. Point-a-P itre-Phinney
seh Theodore Dean, Evans, Philadelphia
~ Sch Eldora. Godfrey Cherryfeld- N Blake
Sch Shepardess Clifford. Damariscotta-N Bake.
Sch Wary Elizabeth, Dunton Boothbay-D Choate
sAJLED-Brigs Carrie Bertha, H Wright. H
Cleaves Hattie NJ Balm. Geo Durham; scns AlDert
H Waite, T Benedict, Reno, and 100 coasters. Brig
Woodbury. started and put bacK'
IrRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
rat Halifax 9th inst, steamer Sandman. from
ar a. LIVERPOOL 9Th inst steamer Ontario, from
I'D at charleston 18th inst. sch Fannie Bailey,
SID I'm Hull 9Th inst. ship Tam oshanter, Pres
0o AZ at Hong Kong Dec 7th ship Charter Oak, Gil
Key, NO" AoAA' .8s .z.--r.s ~.
supn1rr1pING--Oneo of the four vessels building
he 1;eo Russell at East Deering is a three nasted
schr of 275 tons after the model OF the > fork
for j s Winslow Co. an others, to Dc commanded
by Capt j Clark Of Pembroke
Messrs Carlton. Norwood & Co. OF Rockport nave
the frame up for barque OF 300 TONS 10 DC on heA
spring.
| L.uScHEp-At Camden 9th inst, by II NJ Bean
schr Gen Adelbert Ames, 476 tons owned At Cam,
aen and Rockland. and to be commanded ~ Cap'
Geo Jameson Master Bean has contracts for two
other scbooners, the frames OF which will be put
up this winter. o,r. . ,, -,
Al Tbomaston 9th inst. by Edw OBrion. ship OF
| 22l7 tons. named General Knox, owned oy the
builder and Others and to be commanded by Cap'
| Jos Henry of Thomaston.
The new sch Lucia Porter, which was iauncneo
from, the ward of Geo Cottreli. Belfast 9th inst will
register about 400 tons and is classed for year:
in The Record. She is owned by the builder, Capl
| JAS Grindle of isleboro, who commands her. ano
others.
Sch Hattie of Bristol. ITO tons. built at Belfas
in 1865 has been purchased Zone haID oy ca > ~
Haskell of Deer Isle. The HATTIE is now at Belfast
| undergoing repairs.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AR at Hong Kong Nov 81. ship Leonora, Paterson,
Cardiff; barQue Richd Parsons, Packard. Cardiff.
At Singapore Oct Esd ship Gardner Colby, Ken
dali from Batavia, ar 10th, for London.
Sid FIN Cadiz 3D. brig Mary Kimball Sanborn,
New York.
Ar at Cardiff I'd inst ship JAS Nesmith. Harwood,
Liverpool.
Sid FIN Liverpool Nov 10th, barque Herbert Black,
Treat. Singapore.
in Portiant Roads, Eng, Nov 81, barque Cyclone,
Merriman Havre for New York.
AR at Carthagena Nov IL, barque Regina Tolck,
Dixon, Cette. el
Ar at Rio Janeiro prev to 4th inst, barque j
Libby, Pratt, New York.
sid I'm Turks island Nov 26th. brig Addie Hale
Lawson. Philadelphia. Tor Portland)
Cid at Pictou I'd inst barque John Gill, Mckenzie
Portland. with 1892 tons COAL
AR at StJohn, NIB, 9Th inst sch WestAeld, Hold
er, Rockland.
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Fresh Beef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
s. Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Reef Franklin Wharf:
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Tho following quotations OF stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. q Moulton tmembers of the
Boston Stock Exchangel, corner Of Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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PoINT-aPITRE. Brig wapiti-4sl5 shocks and
heads rs casks, 10, 1lo It lumber
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. & Co.. Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods 144 to 162 Middle street;
- frrur, cnrroNa
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Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND, Dec. z.
For Portland, cars 81 miscellaneous mercnand'se'
for copnectlnQ roads lO3 cars miscellaneous mai-
c1apdise.
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stock IN

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water COMPENSATION bush Corrnisai to 6
W Trpa s. 90.
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Il. G.. EVANS
Advertising Agency and Printers
Warehouse,

Dealer in Wood and Metal Type and all kinds OF
Printers Materials. Advertisements inserted In all
paper in the United States Canadas at publishers
owest prices Send for estimates.
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Sept 12, lat 80 8. lon S. W. ship America, Bile.
then, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-14
Hen. Frank Hurd's Regard for PrssI-
dent Garfield.

+. II. Hrrd, who was q Democratic
member Of the last Congress, came from
Toledo on Sunday night and all day yes
terday he was down town, travelling up
and down from bulletin-board to bulletin
board, studying the latest news and try
ing to draw conclusions from conflicting
stories. He talked in a very feeling man
ner on the steps of the Astor House to a
Tribune reporter:
II suppose" he said, "that this is the
first time in my life that / ever sympa-
thized with James A. Garfield. We have
always been opposed in politics; sym
pathize with Mr.. Conkling in the present
fight with the President, believing that
the President is wrong according to the
Constitution; yet my personal feeling
and regard for Garfield are such that l
feel his misfortune to be personal woe.
he was so generous an opponent so warm
and free and liberal in his relations to
his political foes; SO considerate of the
feeling of younger members Of the House,
at least while / served in tine same body,
that no man could fail to admire and
love him. 1t happened once that Ia
young member-was called upon to close
on the Democratic side debate, which
Mr.. Garfield was to close the next morn
ing on behalf of the Republicans. I felt
the responsibility; was extremely anx-
ious to make reply which would do
credit to myself and not disgrace my
party; and l went to Garfield that night
and pointed out my dilemma. l did not
feel equal to the occasion of making an
impromptu response to speech which
he was fully prepared to make. Like.
! the man that he is-like brother, l
might say--he told me what he was 60
ing to say, thewhole line of his argument,
and thus gave me the benefit of twenty
four hours study in which to reply to
him. You can understand my admira-
tion, my love, my anxiety for that man. p"
81 stumped my State against him last
year." Mr.. Hurd continued, but I never
once said 1899" or Credit Mobilier.-
James A. Garfield may have been misled
and deceived in that matter, but from
my knowledge of the man I feel that he
was never guilty of dishonest or I'M
generous impulse" 49,.
''What is likely to be the course of a
new administration, if Mr.. Garfield died?"
ga Democratic opinion would be OF
little value" he replied. "But will say
this, that think you newspapers are
greatly mistaken in your estimates of
! Mr.. Conkling. I lived at the same hotel
with him for years, and I found him un-
obstrusive without being reserved, social
and pleasant, and there was nothing
about him of the arrogance of temper
manent and conduct see attributed to
him." A'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-14
SHOOTING AT PRESIDENT JACK.
,-a SON.
How Crazy Man Attempted to Assass-
49,. mate "Olds Hickory

uUH u SldLy UAon AtIVhpVCu 10 ASSuSS"
49,. mate "Olds Hickory" -
Two serious public attacks were made
up on Andrew Jackson during the last
four years of his Presidency, viz: those
by Lieut.. Randolph and man by the
name of Lawrence. And it is this last
to which reference is made as being in a
remarkable degree similar to that made
upon President Garfield on Saturday, the
similarity existing not in the characters
or disposition of the two Presidents, but
in the character of the would-be assassins,
and their methods, The President and
his Cabinet were present in the Capitol
with official formality on January 80,
1885, to Join both Houses of Congress and
numerous body of citizens in cere-
monies held in honor of deceased men,
Der Of the House from South Carolina.
The usual ceremonies had been conclud-
ed, and the, President accomp anied by
Messrs. Woodbery and Dickson, had
crossed the great rotunda and were about
to step out on the portico when a man
emerged from the crowd and advanced
toward the President. When within
eight feet of him he drew q pistol and
aiming it at the President pulled the
trigger before he was aware of the mans
intention. BY a myracle, apparently, the
cap missed fire, when the man drew
another pistol and attempted to fire it.
A second time the cap missed fire and
Jackson rushed at his assailant and dis
armed him. Unfortunately for Presi-
dent Garfield the pistol of Guiteau was
sure and prompt and did its work more
effectively than did that of the assailant
Of President jackson. The man was at
once secured and he gave his name as
Lawrence. He conducted himself with
the same cool indifference that has
marked Guiteau's 3 behaviour since his ar
rest, and gave much the same excuses
saying he was deprived Of his employ
ment, and felt it incumbent on him to put
the President out ofthe way by assassin
alton, as he regarded the President as the
cause of his own troubles and the politi-
cal entanglements. The man was taken
to Jail and his history and connections
sought out when it was determined that
he was lunatic on the subject and fixed
in his determination to kill the supposed
suther of the difficulties mentioned. In
his cell he remained tranquil and un-
concerned as to the final result. After
due legal and medical proceedings Law
renee was finally committed to an asy-
,um. Miss Martineau, who was an eye
witness Of the attempted assassination,
sives graphic description of the affair
and its public effect in her Retrospect
of Western Travel"
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Love Your NeighbOr.

When your friend or neighbor is labor
nc under bodily affliction, indigestion,
biiiousness, 5 constipation, caused by i'm
nnrity of blood, or disorder Of the kid
news or liver, don't fail to recommend
Hnrdock Blood Bitters, q shure and safe
remedy. Price $1.Oo, trial size 10 cents.
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General Insurance Agency.
Fire Insurance.

Life and Accident.
Equitable Life Insurance Company $39, 600 900
Travellers Accident Company 6O0OOOO
Special inducements offered good farm risks. In
sure against fire and lightning. We pay for stock
killed any where on the farm.
This agency has paid ninetenths of all the fire losses
In Napoleon since 1859 and in all this time not one loss
has been contested by our companies.
We issue accident tickets insuring SSOO0if killed.
and SIS week IL disabled, for Csc day.
All business promptly attended to.
C. {. REYNOLDS.
Ofacein Frease Bros. Jewelry Store.
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
ESTABLISHED IsC0.
REYNOLDS
NAPOLEON, O.

II ANDS In Henry, Van wers aud adjoining counties
llbought, sold and exchanged.
Good bargAinsin the following:
Splendid business property In town cheap Residence
property In town. Farms In nearly eyery township.
Speeial-0ne OF finest farms In euOn-
ty. Dirt cheap for 80 days.
The famous Arkansas Valley Lands, cheap on long
time.
WIN furnish abstracts Of titie draw deois mortgAg-
e., conracis leases and road and ditch papers and
negotiate loans long time Al per cent. interest.