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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

lyss7 Prizes, un'0.
r,srss.. SO. Is i,sisn, na Remit %onsy
yonT end b. Tegiasred ietsW OF pnstomS
order, until further DofSoe. Orders 81 = sud
Upward BY express, een b sspt y onr e1,
pepss. .Addren al orders 70 -. pOuyLsn
Louisville, Ky. sspNsoos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
s~CAPITAL PRIZE, s75, ooo.Oa
Tickets only Is. sharesin proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

LOUISIANA otdto Io'soiy OVmpauys
Arrangements for AL the Monthly and semi.
Annual Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lot
cry Comp and IN person manage and
control the DraSlnE sh ,sp sars asd IaM
nd I'M good faith towards all parties, snd ~
,n,hnT{sA tbe pany 70 use this certificates
gi,h fac.sImiles OF our signatures attached,
IN 4" sdSsr'o @. r. BEAUREaARD,
]. A. EAELi.
Commissioners.
pfat n n .Dd cnaIsSis pai
; Sssss~" iund Of over $50 5 ksS since BEEN
.ddei. BY an oysIwhslE ing popular yN al iS
nnI.,t,sso S .aoS,sd Bsos%osr e. A. m
me only Lottery ever voted on And endorsso
by the people Of any State.
,i ~ sf NSmSsf 6ra~ihp lake place monthly
ASnienaid Opportunity 70 Win foriune.
Tenth Grand Drawing, Glass X, At NEW Or
LEASs, Tuesday: october w. ASS
CAPITAL PRIZE, ~5s'sS0s
oom TYeksts nj Five Dollars Each. Hrscuoos
In Fifths In proportou'
LET OF PEIzH.
CapitAl Prize. ..... Io
Capital Fr1Le.-.--.-.--.--. ------ .-------- 49,
Capital i 49,
Prices OF t5Jl--------- --------------.---- 49,
Prizes Of ...---- ~ -
20 Prizes of 49,
100 Prizes Of - 49,
p1ZAa OF
1000 Prizes Of NIX
APPROXIMATION PriLfs- 49,.
sApproIimation Prizes OF sI5o-.----- -
Approximation Prizes OF 50....---. -
APPROXIMATION Prizes Of Io...---. -
1851 Prisss, Amounting 500
Application fog rates % clubs should -
made only 70 The ofnes Of The Company In
New Orieana
i've fuii sddrssG- Addre0 p. o. Money ordsfu
or NEW oRLEAEs NATIONAL BANK.
Ordinary letters By Nail or EIpns. 70
II. A. DAUPHN,
NsW OFtsan1 La, a
Ma: DATTFHH ms'''niA ~ waning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

CINCINNATI, September 2S-Live Hogs
Firm; common and light 81 OO95 80 PACK
ing and butchers 81 SOFAS % Receipts l.
800 head; shipments 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
Chicago.

CHrcAeo, September S.-Flour-Steady
common to choice spring wheat $ sos 90;
Minnesota 50 50(d4 %; bakers 81 1895 IS;
patents S. 2597 90; winter wheat southern
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- NnOREWARD will be paid to
- .NUD Dany chs mist who VIII hnd,
m an Flv.lS 81 iuO bottle =. y -, one particle
Df mercury, tOdide pot asSium, or any min
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at = IL Per Cent.-GoVern-
ments sIrODg-StOeks Lower Flour
SIeady-WheRt Stronger.

New YORK, September 2S.-Money at 70
2% per cent; closed at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 697 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at 1871 ;
demand 4S5lE.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Strong except for
the 3s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Where Divine Services Will be Held
Tomorrow.

Preaching at the United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at 1890 A. NJ. and ~ r.
NJ. by Rev. Alvin S. Vincent, OF Spring
Hill, Ind. The quarter centennial OF the
organization of the church will be cele-
brated by the Sabbath School at o'clock.
An attractive programme of exercises has
been prepared.
Services at Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. VIM. H. Cooke, pastor, at 2:3O A. N.
and 80 p. NJ. All are welcome.
Preaching in the Third PRESBYTERIAN
church by Rev. J. &. Lyle, pastor, at lO:J0
A. NJ. and 80 T. NJ.
First Baptist church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets, Rev. j. Is. MullO-d, pastor
will preach tomorrow morrow morning
and evening. At 1890 A. NJ, Daily Bre I'd, y
the sixth sermon in the course on the
Lords PRAYER" Sunday school at 2
o'clock. At 80 p NJ, Progress the Law
OF Possession" Strangers are invited.
Zane Street NJ. r. church: Practitioners
class at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Preach
ing by the pastor at 1880; subject, The
Bible and Not Philosophy. Sunday school
at p. NJ. Preaching at 40; subject,
christianity VS.. Graveyard Religion"
There will be preaching in the Fourth
Street NJ. L. church tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. j: T..
Smith, d. D.. Subject for the morning,
"Christ and the Living Water" in the
evening, "Woman's Work in the Church
as illustrated by the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society. Sunday school at P.
NJ. Young peoples meeting on Monday at
$50 p. NJ.
Services at the English Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning at 1890. Sabbath
School at , p. NJ. International Sunday
School lesson, "Herod and Peter" Acts II,
lii No services in the evening on &C.
count of the absence OF the pastor.
Services in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. Thepastor, Rev. d. A. Cum
ningham, D. d., will preach at 1880 A. NJ.
and 80 r. VI.
The Citizens Bible Class will meet to-.
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock III the
lecture room OF the First Presbyterian
Church. \ full attendance is desired. All
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A FINE ARRAY
or indictments by the ST. Glars.
vile 6rand Jury.
Belmont County Represented BY the News
From Four Of Her PnaeipL
Fountains Of lnfoe- (
nation. .r

The Grand Jury at st. ClairssiiIe re-
turned to the court room at three O'Clock
yesterday. Thirty six true bills we're re.
turned, principally liquor cases, a. fol-
lows: .,..
Mary Pow, for larcency.
Daniel Stewart, assault, with intent to
commit q rape.
George Corners, assault and battery.
William Martin, larceny.
Ellen Stanley, for selling liquor to
minors.
Andrew Vans, for selling liquor to
minors.
Emmett Mitchell, carrying concealed
weapons-three counts
John Richner, shooting at, with intent to
kill.
Thomas J. Lilly, perjury.
George Corners, assault, with intent to
commit rape.
Sprigg s Zane, forgery and uttering
forged instruments.
The following are indicted for keeping
places of public resort for the unlawful
sale of liquor: Louis B. Criswell, David
Powers, Leopold Newhart, Martin Joyce,
J. A. Eberle, Chas. Miller, Michael Feeney,
Jacob Fralinger, Thomas J. Lilly. L. +.
Laroche. Jas. Lotus, John ]. McDermott,
Henry Msull, Samuel Oxford, Conrad Rum
baugh, Ellen Stanley, James Turnbull,
John b. Watt, VIM. Gallagher, John Kahn,
Joseph S. Carter. VIM: s. Campbell, James
McMillen, Jacob Kaiser and w. o. UNI
stead, Hall Campbell and John Campbell.
Benjamin Tapaico, fer furnishing liquor
to a person in the habit of getting drunk.
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A Card From Mr.. GaIIigan.

To The EItItOf OF ule hegtN7.
At the session of Council last evening
Mr.. Kimberly, ex.member from Trildet-
phia district, with exceeding regret,
preferred charges "of dagrant and inten-
tiOnal dereliction OF duty" against me. in
this, that I originally presented a COM
mittee's report to the First brdRcn VI
Council without consulting him. The facts
are briefly these: On the evening of the
meeting OF the Committee on Wharves
was not present, but was attending meet
ing of another committee in an adloin-
ing room. Mr.. List, q member OF
the Wharf Committee, al the ad-
iournment thereof handed me q
paper stating "this is msjority report OF
the Committee on Wharves, Mr.. Kimberly
will prepare a minority report l pre-
pared said majority report, and immedi'
ately preceding the meetinS.ot council the
succeeding evening presented the same
10 Messrs. List, Hall and Wingsrter for
their signatures, and at the suggestion OF
Messrs. List and Hall presented 1T in the
first branch when it was adopted. Mr..
Kimberly had this opportunity to present
to me notes of his minority report, but
did not do so, and had he done so
would have cheerfully prepared
this report for him. 1t has al
ways been the custom, and no rule
of Council prohibits it, that any report not
anticipating an expenditure OF money may
be presented originally in the First Branch,
and further, though MIR. X. had prepared
a minority reportit was not necessary that
It should accompany the majority report,
as il could be presented in the Second
Branch the same as any other opposing &C
ton TO any report or resolution coming
from the First Branch
B. A GALLIGAN.
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But Fires a Parting Bombshell lato
GallIgan,
Charging Him With Being Biz For His
Breeehes-The Commonsrs Seat
FiIed-lnteresting Coun-
ell Matter.

Council last night was prolific OF m UGH
what shall we call it? merriment? No,
that is not good word, as 1t implies some'
thing enjoyable all round, which was not
the case last night. But it was merriment
for some and genuine circus for the spec
tators. As result, Mr.. Kimberly has been
decIsred q nonresident Of the city and his
seat vacated. He will be missed. No member
was more useful and none more fully awake
to the best interests Of the city than he.
III he differed with what sec med best views,
he differed honestly and manfully, fought
for The right, as he saw it. He will oe
missed.
But, before he went, he fred q parting
shot. Arising and adjusting his glasses,
he produced Y document addressed TO
council, and read as follows:
GorNG FoR GALLIGAN.
Il regret exceedingly that have to com
plain or prefer charges against any OF the
city officials, but when fragrant and in
territorial dereliction Of duty comes under
my notice, and of a character so grossly at
variance with the well defined land pre-
scribed duties of an officer, as the one
hereinafter described, feel that / would
be inexcusable if | failed to report the
same TO council and ASK for proper action.
AT meeting of your joint committee
on wharves held in the City Building ON
the evening of May !, the committee failed
to agree upon a report as 10 some business
before them for consideration, majority
and minority report was agreed upon TO
be sent to council. Council met next
evening, May s. The clerk OF
the committees, Mr.. b. A. Cali
gan, prepared the majority report
and without notice to the minority OF his
intention so TO do, reported IL to the First
Branch of Council, contrary to all usl'e
and practice, if not in violation OF the rule,
without It's being accompanied with the
minority report as II should have been, no
matter which Branch it was submitted to
first. -,
The fact is, he never even consulted with
the minority to know whether the report
was prepared or not, although IL was
his duty TO not only know
that one was really, but to pre-.
pare one, it being clearly his
duty to prepare all reports Of committees
for Council, etc, thus showing clearly his
partisan feeling and ignoring his duties as
clerk Mr.. Galligan IS neither Mayor nor
Councilman, simply clerk, and Is pre-
sumed TO lose sight OF all feeling he may
have on questions pending before Council
know his duties as clerk, no more, no less
In his many positions OF three clerkships,
! he
MACNIFiES Ills INPORTANcE.
and forgets that he is the servant, not he
master.
Then a stiffness fell upon the assem-
blage in which one might have heard u
gum drop. broken by MiIliSan's motion to
table.
The roll was demanded and niue voted
ave and thirteen no. Mr. Kimberly then
moved the reference Of his paper TO the
Committee On Petitions and Remonstrance
which WAS carried
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.upy Il, and the Market Committee Va, or

cupy IL, and the Market Committee vas or
dered to investigate and report.
The Marshal Of the Fire Department was
instructed to buy ioe for the use OF the men
at the houses.
ON motion of Mr.. Healy, the Board OF
Public Works was authorized TO advertise
for proposals to lay a locust block pave
ment on Chapline street, form Twenty
second 70 Twenty fourth.
The Board of Public Works was ordered
to lay a new floor on the Zane street
bridge. -.
DR.. ]. E. Smith, representing the Holli-
day Post G. A. E., rendered Council an in,
yitstion to be present at the ceremony OF
defeating the Soldiers Monument on May
so, which was accepted. "Are We going to
have hacks? Didn't hear anything said
about EN-" said Haberfeld, soto roce.
An effort was made to go into joint ses.
sion for election of city weighers, bat 1t
failed and Council adjourned.
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KEMBERLY'S SEAT.
After u War OF wordI, is Declared Va
can't.

After u War OF WordI, il Declared Va
cant,
Other work had been finished and to keep
the ball rolling, the question OF Kimberly 8
seat was called up. And here the writer
lsments his inability to draw perfect
pencil sketch of the scene that followed.
Kimberly folded his toga about him and
posed as Regulus after his Carthasenian de-
fiance. Haberfield. with a graceful wave
of the hand, said he would leave it with
Mr.. Kimberly to say WHISTLER or not he was
a resident of the city, while Peterson par
alyzed the Io55sJ'ui's stenographer by say
ing il was not an abstruse question they
were called upon to decide, bat merely to
determine Mr.. kimberiy's present abiding
place.
Mr.. Kimberly arose and spoke. At first
he TAXED quietly, but as the storm OF his
emotion
STRUCK TIE OCEAN or III, SOUL,
the caves gave back stormy roar. He
said he had kept away until Council had
decided the question and the interest OF
his constituents demanded his presence,
and all was quiet. But "a certain sheet
stirred il up, egged on and abetted by Il
man who had pa Cked his belongings in
gr.psaCk and meandered over from the
dark hills of Monroe He had said his
say. Councilman Wilson removed every
summer to the country was lis prece-
dent and further he would not say, unless
they tried Yves. AtkinsOn's plan and put
him on the witness stand
The cOmmOncr's gauntlet lay in the ring
and was picked up by Milligan, who plead
Ell feelings of purest patriotism in his ac-
ton. "AS for the dark hills OF Monroe,
he said, the gentlemen proposes remOv-
ing away to the darker hills which surround
Triadelphia, as there's too much light for
depreciation, ''he calls me
THE TOOTH PICK Of THE FIFTH WARD
Then motion was made to declare the
seat vacant and the ayes and noes demand
ed. Two thirds of the members gave their
reasons for their vote, pro or con, and when
the Clerk had finished mis- ligh ming mathe-
NAUTICAL calculation, IA had voted aye and
no. They were:
Aye-Clator, Dickmsn, Haberlield Jones,
Kenny, Milligau, Peterson, Rosenberg,
Roth. SChulrze, Smith G. O., Wingerter,
Work and Hidreth.
No Gavin, Grcgan, Harreli, Healy, Nc.
Ginley, Pickett, Smith z. and Wilkinson.
Il suppose avalediCtOry will be in order"
said Mr.. Kimberly as he donneu his
chapeau and departed.
The Branch Immediately went into an
election for a sucCesscr, and J. ID. McFadden
was elected ever Christ. Sie5ke by a vote
of ~ 10 10
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MARTINS FERRY.

Buy a SUNDAY REGISTER.
The ferry boat Climax was laid up yes
terday, making necessary repairs to her
boilers. The skiffs were kept running for
the convenience OF passengers.
1t would be good idea to put some sub
stsntial steps in front of the post.otfice
The riCkety wooden one there at present
will give somebody hard fall one of these
days.
Mrs. Jarvis, of Ior6vill, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. John Hutchinson for the
past few days, has returned home.
Miss Margsretta brennan and Mrs. Coch-
ran, daughters OF Father brennan, Of the
Ohio Valley Ne1rs, are the guests Of friends
in Wheeling
Bellaire is blowing about the number
OF ways of getting to Wheeling each day,
and truly she is we'll supplied with con.
veniences to make the trip, but Martins
Ferry beats even her. First we baye six
trains by which we can 60 each day via
Bridgeport and street cars connect with
each train. Next we have the steamer
Little Anna, which makes a trip every
hour, or twelve trips each day, and then
tie ferry boat Climax. which makes not
less than fifty trips per day, and all the
time, night and day, we can walk over the
Bridgeport bridge, or by the Wheeling aud
Lake Erie railroad bridge, which is to be-
Mr.. AL Moore, Of Martins Ferry, has &C.
cepted the situation of master mechanic at
the Mingo nail mill. This is a responsib BILE
position, and the company are fortunate
in their selection, as Al. will fill the posi-
ton we'll
Mr.. Abe Barrow, of Mingo, was in the
city yesterday transacting business and
seeing his host of friends here.
Martins Ferry is to have q menagerie.
Reese Furbay, OF this city, is busily en-
gsged, like Bsrnum," in organizing his
show for the summer. An eight legged
calf and numerous ''snaix." besides many
other freaks of nature and curiosities,
which he has lately added. He exp ects to
engsge the Washington street band.
Property owners on First street. below
Hanover, are now anxious 10 have the c. &
p. r. r switch extended on down the
street TO Hoyles Bros Agricultural Imple
ment works. The sooner this is done the
better. This street is bound to be used for
manufacturing sites and will be more yalu.
able for this purpose than for private res
licences. Its nearness to the river and the
facilities for shipping, both by river and
rail, are first class, and IS manufscturin R
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establishment spring up they will most

establishments spring up they VIII mos'
likely be put on that street.
John Mtdill, an old farmer OF warren
township, Jefferson county, was IN the cry
Yesterday, He has Just paid oat Si,OO tn
icot I'D his share of the loss in the Steu.
benville Wool Exchange. A number oil
farmers in that county are caught IN the
same fix. So ends another OF the constant
~ recurring schemes to influence markets
in favor of Some special commodity.
Mr.. Butte, as salesman for Joseph Horne
& Co., of Pittsburgh. is at The Hanover.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain a!i the
latest nc VS. from Martins Ferry. Bay one.
BRIpeEPoRT.
Oswald Shick's new house, in kirkwood,
will be gotten under roof this week
RicharI J. Hammer, little son OF Ham
ner the baker, 5X-years old. while playing
on the top of shed in the back ward, yes
to-day, by some means fell of and broke
his left leg in two places above the knee.
DR.. Fisher was called and redaced the Irac
lures, and the little fellow was resting as
easily as possible under The circumstances.
Lou Neininger, a young man about ~
years of sge, died yesterday morning about
2 O'Clock of typhoid fever. He has been
sick for some time and was able TO be out
OF bed on they day OF the Cochran House
fire. In the excitement of that day he sat
at the open window for some time and
went out doors once. 1t is supposed that
be caught cold on that day, anyhow he had
q relapse which resulted in his death as
above stated.
One drunk was confined in the city
cooler yesterday morning. He was poor
miserable specimen OF humanity and was
given IS minutes 10 leave town which he
did,
John Beck was arrested yesterday for
contempt to court in refusing 70 appear
and testify before the Grand Jury. We are
informed that there are to be several more
cases of the same kind. Judge Kelly will
have no monkey business"
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain
large amount of Bridgeport news.
Samuel Fundenburgh who is known by
the name OF "Greaser," and who has the
contract as lamp-lighter for the city, says
that the report that he will remain here IS
false, and that he proposes to emigrate to
the wild, wild West, where thebison roams
at large and the bars climb the cinnamon
trees to eat cactus buds 'Greaser' weuld
make an excellent scout, he having had
some experience in that line already.
Ripe strawberries made THEN first bow in
the bridgeport market this morning. NJ.
T. Karnes had them and the price was 70
cents per basket e.
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ATTENTION. G. A. r.

Preparations are being made
by all the Posts throughout the
country for the services of Dec
grafton Day, which this year
comes on Wednesday, May 3Oth.
In order that everybody can OBJ
tain fjrst-claSS suit for little
money, we have reduced OuI
Atwood MiddleseN, SlatOr and
Washington Mills Flannels at
SIG, coats and vests eyeleted.
In order TO secure the trade of
the q. A. X. of this section, we
have made prices SO low that no
house in the state can approach
us by 20 per cent. Everything
else at great bargains, at
KLINE BROTHERS.,
Reliable ClOthiers,
81 Twelfth ST.,
One door above Bank of Ohio
Valley.
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a LONG sToP.:
Glass Works tu Close Down For
.- Six Weeks, .r. r-
Beginning on July First-Ihe Result OF
a Resolution bv the URion-h
Authoritative Utterance on the
Mill Lockout. l~, aa.-,

Arumor has been quietly circulating
among the workmen TO the effect that the
members OF the American Flint GlassWork-
ers' Union had decided to take hoiidsy Of
ak weeks this summer. Yesterday Rec
IsrER visited the glass houses IN this yie1n'
ity and INTERCEPTED several OF the WORK
men. One gentleman said:
81 do not see any objection to the pubic
knowing our action, as We have notified
the manufacturers of the proposed stop.
will you inform me how long you pro-
pose taking a holiday" asked the reporter
ave will stop work on the S0th OF June,
and will not resume sgain until the MIDDLE
of August, taking a six weeks holiday.
Nv lat is your reason for stopping
work?'
"Well, it is Just this: As general thing
we are heavily rushed with work during
the summer season, and when the colo ahd
hard winters strike US, we generally MAKE
poor time; in other words. we DO NOT nave
steady employment, and another reason
is. il is yery hard on man in onr business
TO work steady in the heat OF summer, and
when we really could work comfortably
and at the time living is the highest, we do
not get to make full time, the manutactur-
ers claiming business to be dun. Now, we
wish to rectify this evil, and expect by
stoppage of six weeks to be able to run
steadily all through the winter season."
DWhen did your union decide on this
matter%
AT the nationsl convention held in New
York last July that body decided that it
would be the best mode of procedure, bat
so as not to hamper the procedure OF any
local lodge decided that each district union
should decide for itself whether it would
work or not. Last Sunday We held a meet
ing and decided 10 cease operation inr the
period of six weeks, and so notified the
manufacturers
DO you think the stoppage OF glass
houses will be general throughout the
United States"
"a certainly do, for from what could be
cleaned from the tone OF correspondence
from other districts they all seemed IN Ia
vor OF a stoppage. 40,
"You will then certainly stop on the 3o!h
of June"
Yes, sir, we will cease work at that
time and will not resumed again until the
allotted six weeks have expired"
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DbeeliRg RegisteE
SATURDAY, MAY 40, 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Academy of MusiC-Health Lectures.
CommenCements-ki Art Store.
Palace Observation-Disclosures x Br9.
Wheeling Park Association.
Bargains-Henry Jacobs Head OF Local.
Saddles, Harness and Trunks-John II.
Hall.
Fresh Arriyals-Neill / Ellingham.
Now is the Time-B +. Caldwell.
Good ChCer-MOnarCh Billiard PdrlOrs.
Ice Cream-Thos. F. Heyman.
Gents Furnishing GOods-T, c. Motfat
4 Co.
Furniture-G. Mendel 4 Go.
WatChes-A. \. Frsnzhelm.
Tinware-G. w. JOhnson's Sons.
Painters and Builders SupplieS-W. \
Wilson.
Fine WatChes-I G. Dillon.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R. II. List.
Just receiyed-W. II. Forster. Local
Hsge.l
Farm for Sale-W. S Hutohins Local
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