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Murderer sentenced.

AUGUSTA. GA. April 2~7.-Judge futile
to-day sentenced Joseph Jones, who muir
dered his wife, to be b. nged at Lexington,
Ga. Nav 18th.
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YACHTS.

NOR SALE CHEAP, SEVERAL FINE
Il sTEAM-YACHrs. suitable Tor l,sasawv Nj,
,lr, 10 diseouut All others Ia this iiDe of boa,s
~ which I make a marked specially bhilo INC
nh7i BENNETT por-,N,
a- Eyte- Pa.
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wHEAT.-Red. Is bushels good 70 very good
Longberry NJ sl.2S % sl.25; IA bushels very
good ShOTrhcTry at Sl.2O.
CORS.-Whue, 1872 bushels common TO prime AZ
go to 65c.
MEALS bushels on private terms
C~OTTOy.-TOne firm. Receipts. S5 bales: ship
ments. 80 bales. Quotations: Niddhng. g4d
9Ac.: low mIddling. eaG9'sc.: good ordinary,
s4H SIC; ordinary. 74N7Ic.: stained. 6m7c.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 81. 1888.
OFFERINGS.
OFFERINGS.
sAIFs REPnRTFn Tn eFCRErARY.

WHEAT.-White. IL bushels. Red. les bushels.
CORN.-Whiic. LOIS bushels.
MEALS bushels.
PEAs.-SO bushels.
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BUGGIES. PHAET0Ns, DRAYs, &c.

EOR SALE, \ STYLIsHcg
II DRAG OR II CART" Costs&S
IN New York $500. Asmali expenditure eul pa.
ri in good order. Can Doe lought at a bargain. APP
pIvat GEORGE A. AfNSIlt'~.
ap 2G-3t south ttnth street
7 HAVE ON HAND OF MICy
L OWN MANTFACIJRE CAERlQ -.
LETTFS- NfCgORIA'S PAfk and LAblt-'
PHAEToNS. VILLAGE CARTS. LIGHT
BREWsTIR TOP-BIGGIfs, SPORTING and
BUSINESS WAGONS. Latest styles 1nl hneet
nn;sb. Price lower than The SINE chs work
en- he purcha-ed elsewhere. 10 on baud several
SECONDHAND PHAEIDAr. lpP-hlDyiEc
and " AGONs. Acau respectfully solcit-d
w.. 4. SMITH.
apl7-lm 3cs north fiuh street.
WE HAVE on HAND FORc%
w SALE. "a he lowest nrlce. EN-22E
TENSION-TDP M lO>h pNAEttNr. an
assortment ~ Top and I'D BAR BUH2its.
R~oCkAWANS. GROCERY WAION~. and one
Nav DRAi. All cur own make. Repairing %
all kinds q sUeclify. NlNtk @AIpt
zp Him Gown Fourth aud Aarshal sireets.
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A

Wuw~KEE. April 27.-Flour la fair demand.
far o. good spring grades. S4NS4.jO. Wheat
steady: No. .. hard. sl.2O: -Oft. cash. aud April,
sl.OgA,. Corr lower. No. .. J54c. Gate dun and
No. 2. zoe: white. 4fc. Provisions higher.
Mes pork. 1920 cash and May. Lari-PriBe
steam. s1l.5j cash aud May. Hos stronger al
- rUEz- rn
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PoRToFNEwPoRT's NEWS, ArEIL2 ~, 1888.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExvCCTED az he DESPATCH I@--.-..-
hVusk.
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CHICAGO. April 27.-Flour rnchlnged. Nheai-
RcrUllr inactive and lower. Si.O9h April. Corn
iu1crjve and lower: 54f G5J4c. cash. 54Sa55ifc.
P5rk castor 10 s~lg.l2sastP.l5 cash and April
Lard numiuallv unchanged. BLlk-mclis in TAR
Iarnaud. Wnfskcy unchanged.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. April 27.-virgnia s.. second
series, 364; past-due coupons as ne" lo-ii's
"a RID.
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THLNKs ~ L..

II was moved that a vote Of thanks be
rendered 10 Rev. Fathers Boylan and AZ
new.
Mr.. Carney, of Massachusetts,. said on
this motion that every Scottish clergyman
had for many years c%ndeavored to de-
n~atonalize every Irishman who crossed
the channel.
Carney, amid Kisses and confusion, was
pronounced out Of order. The motion Tor
the vote Of thanks was then carried.
Attwenty minutes TO T. o'clock a recess
was taken for two hours 70 await the re-
D.rfz cf committees.
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IT. Louis, April 81 Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened lower advanced. closing generally better
than Yesterday: No. . rcd I'm. sl.l0t cash; no.
3 red fan. sl.p5l.. Corn 0peuet lower and closed
higher. 5O3r u5nrc. cash. Oats lower +zet+Etc.
cash. Pork lower i0bhiug. $3.50. B~ulk-meats
nominal. Bacon lower: long clear. SIT; short
rib. sIl.l2s: .hor, clear, sll.25@sll.iO. Lard
81. an Or
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Afternoon Session.

The Convention was again called 10 or
der al 30 T.. NJ. and Or. Charles O'Reiliy,
chairman OF The Committee on Resolutions,
reported q preamble aud resolutions.
The preamble j. "a
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A Healthy Beverage.

The New YCik Herald says that ac.
cording to actual analysis and com
mon report there have been found in
the alleged tea Of commerce nutgalls,
currant leaves, iron Filings, iilbert
husks, sulphato of copper, oak bark,
hornets nests and wasps nests shred
ded and colorcd, acctic acid, aloes,
common green paint, lead in various
forms, dcsiecatod doormah, peach
leaves, tarrcd rope that had been
ground to powder and soaked in sea
water, MANILA paper, bamboo leaves
vcrnal grass, ammonia, arsenic, stable
swccpings and many other things too
numerous and disgusting TO mention,
Now that ndultcratcd teas are to be
excluded from American ports, it re
mains to be seen whether there will be
any improvement in the cup that
cheers but not incbrlatc-.
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panying the action with resounding
kiss. The audience laughed again.
Even the stately Irish giant Joined n
the contest to be early with congratu.
lutions. The fat woman looked over
her corpulency into the midgets joyous
faces and, by n great effort, found
their little hands aud shook them hear.
tily. The Italian midgets, the tattooed
man, and the Indian sqaw also wished
them joy. The orchestra then struck
up, and the curtain descended
THE MAJORS VENTURE
The bride and groom held rccep.
in the lower hall, where pieces of the
wedding cake were given to tho yisi.
tors. This is the majors second mat.
r,monial venture His first wife died
eight months ago, leaving an infant.
The present Mrs. Hulza, or con the
handbllls) Mrs. MAJOR Littlciingcr. Is
a native Of Hartford, and was former.
ly member Of the church there of
which the Rev. Mr. Pentacost was
pastor The major met her in that
church, and she quoted poetry to him
until, to use his own expression he was
Completely crushed He popped
the question after q weeks acquaiu.
tancc. She asked for time to reflect
lie came TO New York and they be.
gan correspondence, in which she cx.
hi6itcd such poetical inclination,
,hat the major declared, in the presence
Of his bosom friend, the Irish giant,
that he was more than ever determined
to win her He diligently studied the
art Of Letter Writing" How to
Win a Lady's Heart" until he was a
perfect master of love phrases. Two
weeks ago the young lady yielded
Miss Uo-mcr has never appeared on
exhibition, but she will henceforth be
at her husbands side.
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A Shocking Man.
Ne- a Gsrnr'ocn imHtrr Iir-,1-n
Emy'agr iu C'~v I.rrtt, Ia-.hu.

H-- a Gsruln'o,c1 ivntrs- E2r-i1rE
Emy'rgr iu firv Irrt., IG-.hg.
An electrician who puts his know.
edge to most ingenious uses has lately
been startling Germantown with some
unique electric burglar alarms, sneak.
thief killer aud property protectors in
general. ilis name is Ia Roche and
his workshop adjotns the Main street
depot lis reputation Is 20 extensive
that dozens Of young men yisjt HE place
and request to bc shocked by one Of
the numerous currents which the net.
work Of wires inside the house carry.
\ TnSs reporter called upon him
yesterday. lie was engaged in com.
plcting a machine which wili cause HE
store door to fly open a. Foon A. anyone
reaches the front steps The pressure
Of foot on the step will move a spring,
an e.ectrict current will bc brought into
action and the visitor will enter with
out taking his hands from his pockets.
Every handy when fellow forgets his
night KEY or cant find the keyhole.' -
Mr. la Roche suggested iokinFly. lie
this my only invention No. | have
made great many burglar alarms. Just
look al that show case q moment. I'm
aene that it is midnight: that those
cases OF cigarettes and tobacco plugs
are diamond rings and watches that
this is a jewelry store and that you have
broken in"
81 won't chime in with any such
hypothesis the reporter demonstrated.
Pardon me. should not have in.
duleed in that kind of imagination.
Anyhow, can with a battery keep Peo.
pie ST respectful distance from the
case" Saying this he went tos little
aggregation OF stops and handles, and
touching one, exclaimed "Now, grasp
the case" The reporter did go and re.
ceised a light shock. Mr. Ia Roche
explained that the current could be
made strong enough to knock an in.
truder down. 1t charged the metal
work on the cases which burglar would
inevitably touch. lie next produced
an apparatus bearing resemblance to
an old.time spinning wheel, which, be
said, was the opening step towards an
au omatic electrict organ.
Several other inventions he prefers
not TO talk about yet.
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again come to his home-my home, the
home Of my youth and happiness. How
longed to see him. How yearned to
put my head on his breast. My hus.
band became addicted to drink. lie
abused me. wrote to my father, ask
ing him TO let me come home, but the
answer that came was i do not know
you = My husband died--yes, cursed
God and died II omeless and wretched'
and with my little boy, ! went out into
the world. Ny child died and bowed
down aud wept over a pauper's grave.
| wrote to my father again, but lac an.
Bwercd Il know not those who disobey
my commandment. turned away
from that letter hardened. embraced
sin. ! rushed madly into vice. !
spurncd my teachings. ! was time and
time again arrested. Now am here -
Several lawyers rushed forward. 4
crimson tide flowed from her lips. They
loaned her licless head back against
the chair The old magistrate had not
raised HE eyes. Great God said "A
lawy ", "hc is dead The woman was
his daughter,
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Mearnring Men By their CIotheg.

We are told Of funny little 10 EcIdeut
which occurred couple Of weeks aro a.
the Clarmount store on Lake Coucoriia.
The story goes IN this way The clerk
wNs very busy waiting on his numerous
customers, when arough looking slrang.
or walked in and, lightly spr.nFing up
to seat on the counter, proceeded to
make himsclf At home. The clerk eyed
the stranger for a while, apparently siR
ing him up, and mentally rejecting on
the sizc OF stranger cheek who would
90 into store, am, without leave or
license proceed TO make himself so r..
mi.iar. The ztorc.man could stand il
no longer, aud gong up to the rough
looking chap, remarked to him Look
mere This j. no place for loaiers; get
of the counter Tho stranger obeyed
the command. Hpoiogiz,ng for the liD.
crty taken, he then proceeded TO intro.
duce himself in the poli,est manner
possible. "My name - the stranger re.
remarked. "is ieyiIle-Lord Man.
deyillc.' Il appears that j, was Lord
Vaudeville, who WAS on visit 10 his
witc's father, Mr. IznAea del Vale lIc
was out on hunting expedition, and
had gone to the shop to take a rest and
eat his lunch. ~ course it was then
the clerk turn to apologize, which be
did u h"profusest manner, and q hear.
ty laugh all around, in which tie lord
jo.r Cd, was INDUCED in. Quite a friend
ship has now spruug uP between Lord
Vaudeville and the clerk
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70 a city Of fifteen thousand people, hay-
ing in it's immediate neighborhood more
than seven thousand hands engaged in
the production Of coal and iron alone,
The population ia steadily increasing at
the rate Of five thousand or six thousand
a year. Of coal, this region yields one
million five hundred thousand tons an.
nually, or more than one.third in value
OF the total cotton crop of Alabama.
Alabama coal and iron that ten years
ago were unknown are now in demand
everywherc, aud the ncarncss Of the
iron ores and coal TO each other, aud
their short distance from the surface,
render the mining and working Of them
easy, cheap and profitable. liz and
gold are also found in Alabama. Tallade.
e., Iuscaloosa Selma, ColcrA and An,
niston are other nourishinP towns in
this rich mineral country. The Ggricul.
lural and horticultural resources of this
region have also been recognized, and
with most satisfactory results. The de
yelopinent Of this part Of the coun.
try has been indeed rapid and won.
derfuI. and more iorcbly than language
can express Z" teaches, b. the Tmr,
Damo-y1f says, "the south whore IT can
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A Valuable Cargo.
O't Coin Fo,ri i1 hs Hun9f u .Mss1iippi
Steamer.

O't Coin Fo,oi 81 ne HuH2f n Mss.sippi
Steamer.
Mr.. p, p. Mauion, the steamboat
machinist, had curious windfall
yesterday, and it is to be hoped none
of his friends will fail to call on him
to-day, as he will doubtless open a few
baskets of champagne to celebrate the
event. About a year ago Mr.. Manon
bought from Huse, Loomis d Co. the
old steamboat Red Wing, which for a
number of years did duty for the
Northern line on the Upper River.
He sent it down to the docks and not
long since the work of dismantlug
her and converting her into an i'm.
mense barge was entered upon. Yes.
terday morning two Of the workmen
we're engaged in ripping off the inner
sheeting or planks Of the hull, down
in the hold, when, on pulling away
one Of the lower planks, tacy heard
the ring of loose metal. They felt
around in the dark space between the
inner and outer shells of the hole and
drew out a number of silver coins.
This excited their cu2idity and curl
osity, and soon another plank was torn
off and light brought to bear They
discovered an old cloth or sack, which
was portly and very heavy, and it took
but n moment 10 discover that il was
filled with silver or gold. 1t was taken
out, and soon the news spread all over
the docks that Captain Kidd's long
hidden treasures had beeu found and
slowed away in the old Red Wing.
Crowds hocked on the ancient hull
and feasted their eyes on the ducats,
but a guard was placed over the pack
age and the curiosity Of the visitors
was not gratified. How the money
got into its strange depository is a
great mystery, and there is probably
some ugly story connected with it.
Possibly it is the spoils Of some big
robbery, placed there for safe keeping
by the thief, whose career was cut
short before he could find an opportu.
nifty to return and remove it. Moro
likely it is the reserve fund of some of
the heavy gamblers who used to run
the river. At all events, it belongs to
Mr.. Manion now, no matter under
what circumstances it was placed there.
He bought the boat and all that was
in her, and he proposes to fasten on to
everything that is found in the old
tub.-lG Louis Republican.
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Itching Piles Symptoms and Cure

The symptoms are moisture, like per.
spIrauon, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particular.
ly AZ night. seems as II pln.worms were
crawling in and about the rectum. the
private parts are sometimes affected,
II allowed to continue very serious re.
suits follow. ">WAYNE'SOINTMENT"
is p pleasant. sure cure. Also for letter.
Itch, salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipe.
las, BARRIERS Itch, Biothches, all scslS.
crusty Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for
50 cents . boxes $l.2j. lin stamps !.
Address. Dr, SWANNE d son. Phils.
dslphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists 5s.ly
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ar yaH disturbed Al night and broken - your rest
~ srt ohili suffering snI crying with pain q cut
ting trsih " s0 sond at onrs and get bottle n
MFs. WgSuovs Spo7wSs stErF ruh CurLnhrS
Tff7mSa. It' value i' inealculsts. 1t vil relieve
ths p0at little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it
mothers. there is no mistake about it II cures dys
cutlery and darrhnea, regulates the stomach and bow
sls, wind collie. soflrus the eums reduces iu
fammaiiau and give. tone and energy to toe uhols
system. Mss. wivUovs soorHfSa srEvp ron CmIp
stN TEr1HrNs is pleasant 20 tho taste and IL the pre-
srririion of one of the oldest aud icsi female rhy.
clans and nurses Ia the United stairs aua s for sale
by an druggists throughout the vord Price 3 cents
3 bottle Billy.
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A LILLIPUTIAN WEDDING.

Ma. Lat'lfag>r M1rrisi 70 a Ndgst.
Mr.. BunnelI, Manager Starr and
all the curiositics were seated on the
stage in Bunnells Brooklyn museum
when the curtain was rung up at the
close Of the variety exhibition Wed.
nesday afternoon. 1t was known to
the throng that remained in the
seats and ai.les that Miss Ida Uosmer
and Mr.. Robert II. Huzza, popularity
known as Major Littlefinger, were to
he married. They advertised on the
show bills as the Midgets. The major
Is 24 years old, 81 feet in height and
weighs "a pounds. Miss Hosmer is
% years old, weighs - pounds, and is
4 inches smaller than her companion.
The orchestra played. The little
bride. reaching up with one hand to
the arm of her comparatively big
brother Charles, appeared from the
right wing. simultaneously the groom
emerged from the left wing. accompa.
MED by Miss NJ. Kiugsland 4 long
drawn "O-o-h " of admiration escnp.
ed the spectators. The bride smiled
and the groom appeared pleased. She
wore nuns yelling trimmed with
thread lace. Orange blossoms were
in her hair and a tuIle veil reached
from her head to the floor, partly con.
cealing unconfned tresses Of shining
brown-hair.
THE NUPTIAL CEREMONY.
The groom wore black. When the
couple reached the middle Of the stage
they stopped and stood together, fac
ing the audience. The Rev. Hugh o,
PentecUst then walked out from the
right wing. He read the Baptist mar.
riage, and when the major was asked
Robert, wilt thou have this woman as
thy welded wife?" he answered with
such readiness and decision 81 will'
that the audience laughed. The little
woman made her responses modestly
When the minister said, LET US pray
the bride aud groom and all the curl
osities reverently bowed their heads
After the prayer the midgets embrac
el one another precipitately, accom-
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A Senate Pages Joke.


Thonoces IF thc Senate and House
aro hondsomer and brighter than those
@r ,ho Congressional Record. They
ava lilo al bright bows, fond of a
;oLo Sopotor Dawes brought on the
a. - ,be senate the other day a
s,. .,;,n;fo1 oIi gentleman Of portly
,. r., ha;, and rlrosont
- Th,', -, do,rn toge,hcr an one
~ - I,,,hor ,ofas noor the wall
a.. ,Lor had talked = while,
D'..,,,.,,,l b.. Ii. cont 70 finish =
', ,,.,.,. II. s,o,.,y rr;ond nil
,,.',n,h;..L,
"''"I o'' -. r,,,r, ,1a,,.
' - Wv 49, l:.,:..,,:r.l
ma ''' ...., -.
'''|''7 '' e,',,' ,.,,,.,. ,,,l ,.rI,o ,,,
>, Ill., NJ,
s,, ..,.l ..,:lr.
''"''' ~ -.
'''"'.' ",' ',,' a =.
" r.il....... o.. -. ,,-,.
''"' '",r, - ,..,.,., >, ,,o
,I
~ ;.oI , co,;,;,,,. ra,,c .ooIsl
H. ,,;n an ,a;c;oI anv.Ion.r, marked
"I-r;ted States senate and burrying
nm 70 tho Gne.looking old gentleman
On tho rcd .ofa. handed il to him as
,bopcb # had been sent by old David
D,y;s himself Then he and the other
Mares who were in the secret 20 Of in
a corner and awaited results. The
old gentleman put his gold eyeglasses
10 his nose. and slowly and solemnly
read the little note through. He
seemed puzzled. and for a moment
he.itated. Then he solemnlv and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-22

TnE New Orleans Tins Democrat pub
lishas nm elaborate review OF the resour.
eea Of Hosth western Alabama aud its
wonderful deyAopmept since the year
1871, when tke Town Of birmingham
was laid out. Within tue lssi twelve
years that town has sprung from nothing
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THE New York Herald can see
very little in the record to which the
Republican majority can point with
pride" There is much in it deserving
Of popular condemnation. The peo.
pie have at least the satisfaction OF
knowing that many of the members
responsible for the failures of the For
ty.seventh Congress will not figure in
the Forty-eighth. Robson, Hubbcll
and a few more Of their stamp will
not be there, and the career of Keifer
has at last closed.
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nunEHnoi. life e svesTinf b.. 60 and dare Re.
QENFIfora yau d. sgmethiug mighty and Sub.
nIlA | lime lasTc behind o. conquer time" $50
AA@O ueek 10 your own toy d. - outfit free
No risk. Everything neu. Capital not
required We will furnish Won everything Many are
maktng f0ftunes Ladies make as much - men nd
lavs aud giris make great Tay Reader n you want
business st which you can make great usy al the
time. write fot particulars 60 w. uAttErt Co. Fort.
An.i. Name. &.lT.iv
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.NcT IdrcrfiscmcHfs.

Swayne's Pills Comforting TO the
Sick
1a0uabuls lje from ucgle,, O. rrayo'lv
treat Impure Blood, Cnn.tpaour. Dys.
rcps.a, Malaria, Ap"ysNy, Liver, Kidney,
Hear; Disoasn.. Dr1rsy. and EbcumAtlsrn
But g. th" d"hiiis'ri hardened with such
s"fial. sIckncs., wc c0nscionijously re-.
commend "~WAlNES PILLS, which
caHtsln medicinal rruporiies posse-scd hy
no oihor remedy. sent by mail far -
cents, box Of 80 pile: boHos. -, I'm
stamps Addr,,., DIR. WAYNE X
SON, Philadelphia, ra Sold hy Drug.
CiSts. 5.N-ly.
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WANTED!

Two reliable men 20 solicit orders foF our NurseYy
Stock IN this and adjoining COUNTIES on salary We
vilt give a months Trial land advance money fur the
expenses Of the samel aud II successful steady en-.
pioyment and Food psy. Address. n, q. CHASE A
90, The Chase Nurseries Philadelphia. Pa. CEneloss
stampl lost
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GHH ~csk IN your svn ioun. Terms and g. out.
600 at free. Address u. ltAEiErf CO.. Port
Ena. Msina. 1t "
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DUSH HOUSE,
ID nptIrP0NTp pa

Families and singie EeHteuien. Neil - the esB.
sral travelling pablo commercial men are Invited
10 this FirstClass Hotel vhere thsy wiil ans hosus
ossuliofts Al reasonable rates.
Lihcral reduction 90 Jurymeu and Others attending
Court. W. n TELLER, PFop'r.
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HENRY d Co.. Prop'.
T. 's-sh -r. hUsi.r..