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Suicide on Account of Business Diff.
cIIties,

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Dec. 2a.-Thomas II. Wheeler,
paper stock dealer, committed suicide this MORN
Ing by shooting himself at his residence In Vest
Haven with an old-fashoned rifle, the bail enter
ing his heart. Business difficulties. il is believed,
was tne cause, he being unsuccessful during the
past year. The coroner deemed an fnUreSf un-
necessary. Wheeler leaves a wife and SIX children
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Capitol Topics.
fHE APPROPRIATION BIIIS-THE OHIO sENAToRsHIP


ETC.
Ex-Speaker Randall's policy is to get the appro-
priation bills ready as soon as possible and push
them through to the end that Congress may ad-
journ early. He believes this ought to be short
and busy session.
The Ohio men who formed part Of the escort of
Representative Haskell to Kansas, made short
stop in the Buckeye state on their return to Wash
ingtOn, and the belief among them is that Mr.
geant-at-Arms LeedOm thinks this will be the out
come of the contest.
DOOrkeeper W1ntersmith has returned to the city
after few days absence
The House committee on commerce will hold its
first meeting next Monday.
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STATION F.

includes every garment in our house. and you Will find
everything has shared the same fate Of reduction
YoI NAV want to know why We make these reluc-
tons. We don't mind telling you that in the Fall Of
1854 We expect TO move into quarters aud don't
want TO carry any of present stock into the new
building.
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Improvement i'm General Grants Con.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-There is a marked improve
ment In General Grants condition to-day Tne pain
Is not so severe and he rested comfortably during
the night HIS physicians say he viii be cut Ia
three or four days
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SURGEON GENERAL OF THE NAvY.-A letter signed
by the various heads OF bureaus In the Navy de-
partment has been addressed to the Secretary OF
the Navy expressing confidence In the present
naval surgeon general. Dr. Wales, and urging his
term. Secretary Chandler requested that this let
ter be withdrawn, as he wished to be entirely free
bureau Officers complied with the request, at the
same time stating that their intention was simply
to express their confidence in DR.. Wales. The Sec
friend, Medical Director p j. Horwitz, as surgeon
general OF the navy. DR.. Wales present term OF
WIN be retired on the Sd Of March next, SO that
even If he is appointed his term OF office viii be
very short He formerly held the Office OF surgeon
Mrs Nellie Sartor1s, Gen. Grants daughter,
arrived at New York. Thursday on the steamship
Baltic.
An attempt Is said to have been made at Buffalo,
N. Y. Thursday night by Canadians to ahducf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tES NEW YEARS CALLS.
L-

Those who wish announcement made in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN that they will re-
ceive on New Years Day are requested to send
notice to that effect to the Republican Office for
pubneation Monday morning. To insure accu-
racy 1t will be advisable to mail or send in no.
tces as early as possible. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FLETCHER CHAPEL, CORNER NEW YORK
e-S avenue and 4th street-Preaching To-mor at
II o'clock m. and 1850 p. H. Sunday school at 93Oa
1t
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RESIGNATION OF BRAVE KEEPER.-Capt. Charles
H. Valentino. keeper of lifesaving station No l. on
Monmouth Beach, New Jersey, has sent In his re-
signation, to take place on January 1st. 1t was
Capt. Valentine who led his crew through the lev
surf to the Spanish bark Augustina in the terrible
storm On February l, 1880, and rescued the ships
the head when he saw his vessel going to pieces
under him.
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A NUMBER OF PROMINENT ARCTIC EXPLORERS Will
be invited to appear before the Greey relief board.
which resumes its sessions ON Wednesday next. and
express their views regards the chances OF efec-
tual relief being afforded the party and the best
plan to be adopted.
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GEN. HUMPHREYS FUNERAI--The funeral OF
Brig. Gen. A. A. Humphreys, L. S. A, VIII take
place On Monday. The services Will be conducted
by Rev. DR.. Paret, OF the Church OF the Epiphany,
and the 1nterment will be made in the Congress
Slpnal rem"tart- Capt. Humphreys arrived from
PHiadeiphla last night, and the other Is ex-
pected TO arrive from Florida tomorrow evening
The final arrangements for the funeral win then
be made.
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TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION submitted to
the Secretary OF War, yesterday afternoon, their
report showing the progress of the surveys and ex
amlnatiOnS In the improvements OF the Mississippi
during the year ending December !, 1883. They re-
port that the work done has been found satiSfac-
tory, and recommend the cooperation of the gen.
eral government, In order that the levee system
shall serve to improve the channel as well as pre-
vent overflow.
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ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS AT THE PRESIDENTS
Observation-Disclosures General Drum has issued
the usual order for the officers OF the army in this
city to assemble I'm full uniform at the Adiutant
Generals office by 1870 a. H. Tuesday. january tst
1891, to pay their respects to the President OF the
United States. The Secretary of the Navy has
issued similar order.
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~ CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. CORNER
S-s5 Sth and streets northwest, Rev. s. II. GREENE
pastor.-Seryices at II a. and 7:30 Come and
worship with us. 1t
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THE PRoTEUs INoUIRY.-No witnesses were ex-
amined by the Proteus court OF inquiry to-day.
Next Thursday the argument In behalf of Lieut.
Darlington Will be made by Mr. Linden Kent his
exception of that of Thursday, will, it is expected,
be for consultation only.
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MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES NAVAL VESSELS
The Tallapoosa viii leave the Washington navy
yard next Wednesday with freight for Norfolk
The Speedwell viii leave the same yard as soon as
ready for a cruise 10 Norfolk, New York and Ports
mouth. \. II. The Trenton arrived at Gibraltar
this morning, twenty y-eight days from New York
with all we'll on board. She viii proceed to the
Astatlc station as soon as possible
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THE CASE OF LIEUT.. STREET.-The Secretary Of
War has filed his answer to the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia to the application for the
reinstatement OF H. L. Street to his former rank in
the army (rSt lieutenant 1St cavalry or show rea-
son Why a writ Of mandamuS should not issue
The Secretary says that when Mr. Street accepted
clerical position In the Adtutant Generals Office
he forfeited all right to reinstatement. The case
will be heard in court in few weeks
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DIR. j. MORRISON, of the Nautical Almanac office,
Washington, d. g., has been elected fellow of the
Royal Astronomical society, OF London, England.
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Rev Manufacturing Enterprise.

The Journal is informed that a movement has
been inaugurated for the formation of a COM
pany to manufacture the famous Philadelphia
pressed brick. Mr.. C, f. Gregory. of Nashville,
has perfected a method by which brick even
harder and more durable than the Philadelphia
article can be made, and has interested Messrs.
L. IL. Ketcham, j. A. Buchanan, John R. Pear
son and others of this city in the project TO en-
gage IN the business on an extensive scale. For
three weeks past Messrs. Gregory and Ketcham
have traversed a large section of the territory
within forty or fifty miles Of this city In search
OF clay suitable for the purpose, and
have succeeded in finding several beds of
1t. They hope, however, to find still
better clay before the works are ready
for operation. In the search, Professor Co.lett
and Professor Golfer, of Wabash College, have
rendered great assistance. 1t is the Intention Of
the Company 10 put in machinery of sufficient
capacity to turn out $4,000 brick daily. Mr..
Gregory is at present in Chicago on some legal
business, ana on his return this week, the pro-
ject Will be pushed.
The pressed brick have as yet been little used
IN Indiana on account OF the cost of freight.
Tbat there will be "a market for them is shown
by the fact that Philadelphia sends large num-
Omaha, and with this mandatory located here,
the bulk of the western trade may be secured.
The capital of the company is fixed at $4,000,
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Council Bluffs 10. day. It is claimed he left sew
eral unliquidated bills behind. The engagement
here was not successful.
NOTES.
Brooks & Dickson have leased the Standard
Theater, in New York, and hereafter it will be
devoted to their own attractions.
Sol. Smith Russell in "Edgewood Folks is the
underlined attraction for the Grand, the last
three nights of the week, and the sale of seats
Will begin at the box office this morning.
Lolita will be az English's, the last three nights
of the week., in a repertoire consisting of ZIP"
Bob" "Musette" and Little Detective" The
sale of seats Will begin at the box Office this
morning.
Mr.. Charles II. Yale and AL. W. Decker, form
erly with the BDou here, are now with the
"Devifs Auction" company, the former as man
ager and the latter as stage director. They were
received with appropriate ceremonies by their
old friends, over on Illinois street, last night,
and in the festivities that followed an entire can
Of w~einer-wurst was disposed OF.
1t does not look very well for a company of the
pretensiOns Of the Geistinger Opera Company to
guy" on the stage, as was done last night sew
eral times. although the audience was not as
large as desired. One of the gentlemen cons
nected with the management very foOlishly at
tributes the latter fact to the lack of musical
culture in this city. If Mime. Gelstinger were as
well known here as in many other cities she
would draw larger audiences, for she is q great
ARTIST. Besides, her company gives opera IN
German.
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BALK-LINE BILLIARDS.
Vignaux Defeats Daiy-A Remarkable Exhi-
bition of Skill.

CHICAGO, March 26,-The great talk-line
billiard tournament of the ]. NJ. Brunswick
& Bake Company, began tonight with a
crowded house, at Central Music Hall, two
or three hundred people being unable to OBJ
tain seats. The game was between Vignaux
& Daily, GOO points up. Daily led off
in his best form, and for the
first eighteen innings was we'll ahead, but
In the next five innings Vignaux made a
total of 400 points, including a run of 161 in
the % innings. No such exhibition of bill
lizards, in every conceivable form and style,
was ever seen in America, as that given by
Vignaux in these five innings. Every
variety of shot was introduced,
and all were made with such precision
and daring as to completely csptivate the
great audience. After this great performance
he rested for II time, missing easy shots
through oarelessness. He had the game at
his mercy, and though the hour was late he
was evidently in no hurry to finish, and not
~nxiou to record a big average. He closed
in the thirtieth inning with 231, Daly's score
being 412.
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The Logue Murder Case.

The trial of August Logue for the murder of
Albert Wilburn last October began in the Grim
inal Court yesterday, and several witnesses were
examined. Prosecutor Brown and Assistant
Robbins appear for the State, and Major Gordon
and Leon Bailey for the defense. Logne, with
three companions, GOebler, Shaughnessy and
Seaman, are accused of the murder, which was
the result OF a drunken spree, and they will be
tried separately.
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The Police Commission.

The metropolitan police commissioners were
in consultation yesterday morning with tho At
torney-general upon matters relating to the in
depreciation of the law in Its bearing upon their.
powers and duties. No move toward the formal
organization of the board was made, and moth
ing VIII be done until after consultation with
the city attorney, for which permission was
asked the Common Council by the commission
ers last night. W. c. Cannon, Mr.. Malott's pri-
vate secretary, is acting as clerk of the board
temporarily.
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Sol Smith Russell, one of of the popular come
dams OF tie day, will appear ut the Grand on
Thursday evening as rom DillOway in edge
wood Folks" The play has been rewritten and
generally reconstructed since it was seen here
last. A good deal of irrelevant matter has been
hewn OUT of 1t, and more bright comedy has
been written in. The reconstruction effects bet
ter situations for Mr.. Russell, brings him oftener
on the scene, and introduces more naturally
than before Sol Smith Russell's character
sketches, representations and songs, in which
he stands unrivaled on the stag
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The Feeling in Texas.

DALLAS, March 26.-The news of the death
of Postmaster-general Howe was received
here with regret, as he had many personal
friends throughout northern Texas, formerly
residents of the Western and N~orthwestern
States. A movement will be inaugurated
among leading Republicans with the object
of having Frank Hatton, FIRST Assistant
Postmastergensral, APPOINTED to the vacancy.
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on him. His controversy with Hayes at that
time the country will remember. The Off
cial life of Mr.. Howe is q credita5le one. He
was Il strong partisan, but regarded as a con-
scientious and honest public servant. He
was a hard worker in the Postoffice Depart
ment, but was we'll assisted by his First
Assistant, Frank Hatton, who relieved him
of much hard labor.
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New York. March 26.-George Warner, a
lottery dealer on trial for gambling, escaped.
The trial proceeded, and the jury declared
him guilty.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. March 27.-Charles O. La
motto, of the Morning New editorial staff,
was drowned in the river below the city, yes
terday, by the swapping OF a boat.
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ENTs.

EX-PRIEST O'CONNOR, WHO WAS DE
H MED the freedom of speech last Sunday, lee
lures in Lyra Hall, Wednesday evening, at 8
o'clock. Admission. 15c. Protection guaranteed.
TRAVELLING AGENTS IN n. W. CAN HEAR
L of commission good for from $50 20 $40
weekly. Western agent earns $40. Samples
small. Commissions cash. IMPORTER, Box
81, New York.
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MR.. RUSSELL Ia to he seen in the popular play
of "Edgewood Folks" which has made n gen.
uine success, and is filing the largest theaters
wherever presented.
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The Funeral to Take Place To-NEorrow.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 27.-The funeral
of Postmaster-genera Howe will occur at
8 P. Nj. on Wednesday, the services being
held at the house of his nephew, Colonel
James B.. Howe, at Kenosha, after which the
body will be taken in a special train to
Green Bay. kilograms nave been received by
Colonel Howe announcing that several mem
bers of the abine and a number of con-
gressmen will be in attendance. There is a
strong probability that General Grant will
be present. Secretary Lincoln, it is said, is
already on his way to Kenosha.
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DHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
l. the New Church Society will he held at the
Chapel, 1888 n. Alabama street, on Wednesday,
April 4, at 1880 p. NJ, for the election of five (5)
trustees, and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before it. B. f. GOOD
HART. Secretary.
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Death Under Peculiar Circumstanoos

New York, March 26.-While preparing t.
attend her husbands funeral. Mrs. Arthur
Forshey fell dead. Her body was sent to til,
morgue and her husbands was buried.
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Sudden Death of a Bride.

LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Mrs. Anna R.
Phillips died suddenly this morning. She
became the wife OF Daniel Phillips only last
Thursday. Death was caused by heart dis
ease,
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FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE of
NJ Interest +. B. MARrINDALE IL SONS.
VoLOAN-MONEY AT 6 PER CENT. VIII
i LIAMS KISrNER, 3 aud 4 Vintou Block.
Mooney TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM
W. property. U. NJ. STODDARD, Clay pool
Building.
M ONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
WI OF city aud farm property in Tndisna and
Ohio. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, S4 East
MDrket street.
WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SIC.
1 curity. promptly. at the lowest rates forlone
or snort time. FHOS. c. DAY IL CO., ~ East
Market street.
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to vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "0h! | wish |
had the strength!"- If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth Iiy-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored to robustheaIth and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS, which is a true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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A Fine Hair-nrassinr.

COCAINE dresses the hair perfectly, and Is
also a preparation uneqraled for the eradication
of dandruf.
The superiority of B~URNETT's FLAvoRING Ex-
TRACTS consists in their purity and great
strength.
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LOST.

OST-ON SUNDAY, BETWEEN DIR. GIL
IA lett's, 1873 Massachusetts avenue, aud lud
COfgan's, corneriCOllege and Christian avenues,
on street or IN street car, "A roll OF money. The
finder Will be well rewarded If kInd enough to
inform either address, or SO f.. Washington
street, 1 can describe bills. oblge, IL, j. p.
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so1 N. Fremont S.. raltimo-c

Soi ~ AIhi'AN RtsJ iAtt4AipfT
During the war l was III
juredinthe stomach by Z piece
of q shell, and have suffered
from it since. hboutlour
years agoi broug 1T on paraiy-
sis, which kent me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
, in the city said ! could not
live. Isuhtcred fcartully from
indigestion, and for overtwo
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion ofthe
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. l tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles | am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
q. DECKER.
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DOLL-CALL AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
III Members of the First Baptist Church are
hereby notified that at the next covenant meet
ing, on Thursday evening, March 20, there will
be Il roll-call of all members who are resident in
the city or adjacent to it. 1t is desired that all
members report at the meeting in person. n,
on account OF sickness, infirmlty or other cause,
attendance Is impossible, report may be made
by postal-card, mailed TO the pastor not later
than Wednesday evening, March %.
HENRY -. MABIE, Pastor,
BIT North New Jersey Street.
SIDNEY NJ. DYER, Church Clerk.
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A UCrION SALE-WE WILL, APTHE RESI-
n dence of Or. Plowman, southeast corner of
New Jersey and Seventh streets, on Thursday,
March %, Mt 10 O'Clock, sell o splendid col.
lection of elegant furniture, tine piano, SHAW"
phaeton. etc., embracing one 7i9-octave square
plane, fine bedroom snite,c choice parl0r suif easy
chairs, patent rockers, plate-glass wardrobe,
oval front secretary, Radiant Home base burner,
brussels and ingram carpets, mirror, spring
mettresses, dining-room furniture, Early Break.
fast cook stove, pictures, etc. Also, at IL o'clock
sharp, one Shaw phaetOn, one sleigh, etc. These
by parties relinquishing Housekeeping, sale
positive. Terms cash. HUNT & McCURDY,
Ancttoueers. .
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A DELEGATION 20 Attend the Funeral.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Among those
who will leave Washington tonight to at
tend the funeral of the late Postmaster-gen-
Chandler, and a delegation from the Postof-
fee Department consisting of Hon. Frank
Hatton, acting Postmastergeneral; Judge
Freeman, Assistant Attorney general; John
jameson, assistant superintendent of the
railway mail service, and several Others.
Colonel Parker, chief inspector, and Colonel
Thompson, superintendent of the railway
mail service, who are now travelling in the
the West, have been notified and are expected
to join the delegation at Kenosha. 1t is
probable Senator Hill, OF Colorado, acting
chairman of the Senate committee on post
offices and post-roads, and Hon. Henry H.
Bingham, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the
House postofice committee, will accompany
the delegation from Washington.
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Mrs. j. NJ. FARREN Lngansnnrt. was cured of
Neuralgia Of the Stomach by Browns Iron Bit
tRp
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WANTED.

WANTED - MACHINISTS - STRICTLY
w first-class wise hands aud filters. To such
We can give steady work and liberal wages. APP
ply Immediately to NILES TOOL WORKS, Ham,
ilton, Ohio.
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NOR SALE-CLOTHTNG STORE IN ONE OF
Il the best county seats in Indiana; clean stock,
good room and good trade established. Address
CLOTHING, care Indianapolis Daily Journal
office, Indianapolis, Ind.
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II hand engines, boilers. and sawiuills in good
order. HADLEY, WRIGHT Il CO., corner
Tennessee and Georgia streets, Indianapois.
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nor ALE-THE BEST LOCATED PIECE OF
Il ground for business house and dwelling;
front on business street 2o3 feet, on residence
street $50 feet. Price for all, $4,000, on time,
Investigate iG. ALEX MEGZGER, Odd-fellows
Hall.
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is

BROWNS IRON BITTERS IS
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-alcohoIic
tonic. 1t enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
70 the nerves.
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NOR SALE-A VEEY FINE LARGE r
II Meridian street LOT: an extra bargain. Also,
cottage house southeast; fine location; owned by
non-residents; must be sold. IL is a daisy, and
very CHEAP. Other bargains. +. o. WADS
r 80 Circle street.
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NOR sALE-FINE PONY, WITH CART AND
Il harness, completes; all nice.
stable, OHIO street.