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FINANCE AND 81, TRADE.
ras Feasures q 10 MONEY aaa s.oek Mar

i Ect94
NE TSss; M. nay a., s.esasy sssy 4 Ps:ssa.
GoYTRsxEsTs-Quieta ct unchanged quotation
except . decline q u percent in - There were
salet Of q a Iosk aad registered q q INK and
STATE sSduRlTiEs-were weak, with decline Of
| lag percent In quotatIons tl
sTccKs-sales at the Stock Exchange to-day foot
up about The same g ysst rday' 70
20 percent was done In the tint hour. There was
absolutely no feature 70 the market except the is
activity. Extreme aneinatlons IN the ictiyelIIt
ttaded within q range Of z rercent and Pacilc
Mail Huctuated ! percent The closing prices are q
small fraction higher than ytsterdayGt most, NTH.
out exception she g.ins IArslng from Y 70 y per.
confident. claiming that the extreme ease Of the
money market must lead 70 increased pur.
chaset for Investment They al,o Insist
Union Pacific Ia which they elaI d lie Short Inter
est amount % Is much a 100 900 shares II l. saId
that Pennsylvania Lacklwlnna and the West
Shore soa 81, asse ~ aFesd @ restoration rates
demand will be made upon NGs York Central 10
do the same II this Il refused II Il ALLEGED thnt a
movement VIII be made before the Attorney Gen:
RAILROAD BoNns-The total transactions m fail.
way bonds to-day were very large, amounting 10
~ = fss 1871 g. s. It'll SsDs P,s a n s,,
Erie. 4s1s: Lehlgh q wiffesbarrc aiK: 'Ioni.lans
Consols, Missouri e, lOi;i 81 Joseph, li7[;l
81 r sc aHts 40 Tennessee g, old, Is: Do
new, -: Texas Pacihc Land Grants, SIX: do Rio
Gtande, s22S; Onion Pacific ants, lik} DO Land
Grants, lu6s do sinking fund. ii9j VirEiniA 6,
50; VIRGINIA Cons0s. extra mattired coup ofS, M
EIpTsss. csnsda Southern, n ceSttsi rasds
g; Chesapeake d Ohio, 4; do a1t preferred, IA;
DO second preferred, 4f; 9. q g. q L. 30: DenSst
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Very Poor ECONOMY,

aems people make u business Of cheat
ing Themselves, either by eating very mean
and cheap food, or else by eating too small
. quantity Of good food. Either way is as
bad policy sit would be to buy q coffin
instead Of asuit Of good clothes, lust be.
SSasss ths en w0sd sat- S9a. ess Poo,
means misery. Browns Iron Bitters en-.
riches the blood, giyes'it the iron 1t needs,
aud tones up the whole system. Cures
dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness, malaria,
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DpRKEE,s SALAD DRESSING AND Com
MEAT sApcR for all kinds Of salads, fab,
vegetables, and cold meats. Cheaper and
better Than homemade. No sauce equal
toitwas ever offered. MwF4w.
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ge,,stec Sales.
n,RUSTEE'S SALE.

ulRUSTEE'S SALE. ~ ~ i!-
J. HIN. n, A Deed OF Trust made by Franz
8 Ili.Ss md TeiIA WerwerkG, his wife, to
Ms.G1 1s,es, dated ebruaty 6, 1872 recorded 70
s,os u he lerk Of the 9ugty Court o. Wy W.
! .s.s. ~ viii Veil At the front door Of tie
Va House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE SOth DAY OF May 1855,
Hanging 4. 10 o'clock A, NJ, the following
Sy That Is to .ay: Lot trnl6es oe "a ~ 90 MS Ms
55TS..iIUS Ohio CounLy, Nest Virginia.
sstitIe Y believed TO be perfect, but selling q
~ mi convey only The title vested In me- by
X Ts w 81 stLx-Oue third and Is much more y
..SS,rStSeF may elect 70 nay, In caAh, on day o.
6AGuce 70 two equal n;i a, men II y .,,,sI
= s,iiTT Of insurance TO be given for the 40
lHi aImstlH wu r1Ncu 1r,S.ee.
VI HAuKR, Auctlontef.
= a. IIn,r MY 4nitRltnF ppfki
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One Of our sections, in making his report
ofbnrialsi is explicit to eommendable dc.
gree, For instance, such entries % this
occur; .Died, John Smith, male; aged
90 years and Q days. unmarried"
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DR0POSALS. '''' +


Cit ma C6tS1Y, ". Va. May u, lsso'
,.a,y.,l, will bs received at this olict
s4lEd g SS Inst. al nojn. loT furnishing co.. .
la ISs amt, 5 during the dicAl year beginning
~ ~ us, y follow: ~, nui e,,aIIa,
~ s@ orierrd iOtIhe county laiI =, r,t cool IL
J. FIPa1E, s s!ss fFe se on Il Inc order III
IGStT Commissioner. ,,,vo,I nv u,,t coal Ia
~ EU' uSi.6 CiWEeelng creek, OIL the ORDER OF
cgaGF! y eTaSRS Gl1e nu! or slack coal q!
t ~ iaaFraSrT, StatepEioe deiiSefeaA1i n'
i, h. SyI Gfl At hank; -,,o =, o,ssr mixed
Bidder Y. nut y, i 5gssss De Delivered.
~ ~ su Mad gRUCs the tight 70 FelscF sp!!anu
u bid, ,,s; ro.J - = liI1.j.
lg oFS 49, '" wv i,nRERT B:.WO0DS. Clerk.
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sems,hlnf q q nlasrenae u DUCKS.

Ety lerl s.a.
lordon ]. Mott and Roscoe conkline
were dining q. few days ago at the New
York Club, 1t different tables. Conkline
had . canvasback duck and upon finishing
his meal went to Motifs table and saw him
eating duck.
I. Al 81 yga have canyasbaek, lacy 1iust
M that is a redhead,n answered
@no you And much difference between
the TIVE birdsg q Inquired QonkAng,
e$es; one dollar.R 81.
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An Irishman nut up the following
notice; Whoever ID caught trespshsing
upon thaae grounds will be given forty
lasheH on the bare back. Hall thepenalty
will be paid To the informer.nn
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/. ~ Sf} CHAPTER n.
maiden, Mass, Feb. l, 1850 Gentlemen
! have suffered with attacks Of sick heAdache.n
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the mos
terrible and excrucia,lng manner. a d
me1ieineot doctor could give me relief q
cuFeluntil used Hop Bitten.
"The lst bottle
Nearly cured mel"
T'6etec6nd made meaS well aud strong rs when
child. e
"And have been % TO this day.
Ny husband wa, an Invalid TOR twenty yeals
with serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint il
Pronounced BY Boston's best physicians
"tncutablelr ltft ~
Seven bottles OF your Bisten cured him andjI
know Of the tzlila
"LiYes OF eight persons"
In my neighporhood that have been saved BY
Aud many more are u.lns them with great BEN
eft.
"They almost 4tFl
Do mirsClesf' MRs. i. D. SLACK
How 10 GET sicK.-Expose !youneli day, and
night, eattoo much without exefeises work tno
hard without fest doctor all the time; take all the
vile nostruuls advertised, and then you,wlll want
TO know how 10 ct wel which Il answered. In three
worlS-TAke Bop Blt1GEi =, II, "a
ng1Eonc genuine without bunch Of green Hopt
on The white label. Shun Rll the yile poisonous
stuf with "Hop" or Hops In their name.
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steady mixed Il. SO, june Ii Iuiy iiose;A
s sss s ,Ssi s4sSSS sSst y s SasS r.:
ssssa . .. NJ. slcs..ss ....az .,a..e
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.swittsspecihcis pntiseiy, tesplab!e, aud seeRs
to ea.s cancers BY to.eing ont The impnFiiles hon
the blood. it st3S
Treatise OH Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
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Oh, thlngs Ike these, though little thing,
The p1resta love disclose, $3.50
AZ fragrant atoms In The alf
Reveal the hldden rose.
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a kurd Is not allowed a wife until he Is
apractised robber. Thames D. Fish, Of
New York, had been Q Kurl, we suspect
he would have been allowed 10 have ten
Herald.
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An early flower uuaSked bestowed.
A light and cautious tread, =
A voice 10 softest whispers hpshed
To spare an aching head; a.T
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[P0POsALS.

|PSVf0'1..ss 49,, =. >, =, q Z, cJxu,.aoslrs,
GEE S ctars1T, y. ~ Ny 4 ~ ny \. s.,O
.4 Wy e .s,'s SsiEeS TUu 'e eSins
~ s1 Gari thai my PSyy Ii s,y oI Sisifict y
SSiS cDaBly los ines "'"s Il ~. =
j6nt lsIi .,lny common coains, stained. i q
~ tGf1D -oSy be ordered byA conuY COMM emmy.
sadls IN ~ county districts Of one county
ag f S common sa saiaSdi iSI Sa, u
Isl sly Y otasF E,i,l y II ~ VII 9I@e.
~ lllny Ips,iE ,he prr, Of cOElias for peFSons
Atle91 %,I years Of age; also, price LOT
%. 81 , 20 ss'E q: 6fstay
Is b order Of 'h ss6gB piSsri H. WOODS. Clerk.
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Home Preof

= AOAs
KLdnay and Liver D,.,aaa. ara NJ, ~
Suffered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 =
could NOT rel out OF bed IL S,,,.s 49,. up ~
- zEPH. PHILLIPS Ehss 49, ~ ~ 3"
Catafrh polypus Of Noe In pslSsS Nv &.
Tered tor yean: patert medieine ~
Dr. smith competent cured ma 10 :" aes2 n
= y y M \ HI m exy Ann,,.,.
4.alt ~ or gnelIssi q ~ rSss.s.pp ~
DytnanSia ana f}ostSs,S ". We.
FOR yesFs failed h m ~ ,s,ssi ~ -
mel TH6iAl HoLf !. Isssr. ~. 49, NV, Sa,s'
cured mo. = ;, = iouis ts,y "; TsSS,1
afflicted for iouFtessn raSSs y $780,. ~ "!
help him, Dr.. Smith cifoi hiss.T =. =
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b virtue Of Decd oil trust made aud executed
=! r. S fourth d. az S 81 4P scE SsSst Geo
d slGak, Harry T. Hack, Ida l.. Black, Nay Q
III and Y. s. Gibbs, TO the undersigned ~ trusl
y and which la!d deed Of trust Is OF record In
b Clerks OGtea Of Ohio county, State Of West
NEinil, In Deed q Trust ll00s NO. 70, folio ", J
Sll proceed % .eii At the mont door Of the court
ESdle Of Ohio county, State d, West Vhsinte, on (
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LITTLE rHINes

ofaost Nos. 20 and q foarteenth stFest.
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CINCINNATI, O.. May 2l.-Flour Arm: family n %
A. 50; fancy s. 75t5 %. Wheat 10 good demand:
ments 200 bushels Com aali: No. aniSed sa s
Oats dull aud loweIl Ne. 2 mixed Sc. Rye strong:
No. hll flc. Barley scarce aud nominal. Pork
quiet al 81 To- Lard scarce and held at Gjc Bulk
Whisky dull at 81 Is. Rutter heavy: extra cream,
cry 22e; fancy daiFy 1a1i{e Sugar stronger; hard
refined 65Sa75s;( New Orleans E4a554c.f E,gs
weaker u ". Cheese In lghi demand; prime
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sa!sa aas s1aif I:
ssass 1aess hs1n ess, 4R Fss
81; Chesapeake 4 Ohio, d; do DIST Preferred III
g. s ssS1pa IIng 5stsrrsd 20 Dea
Ssyne aS XII Rsa.s e Ss.sn. ,e isE La,
Erie Western. *; Lafe Shore. 6l5s; Louisville
. NashvtLe, vi: Louisville. New Albany q Chi
eago: Y; Memphis = Charleston. o; Michigan
chattaneoss. sS5s New Jersey cenasl IS North.
efn Plcihc, 161 do preferred, %; Northwestern
s,H 90 preferred. " New York Central, SsIIz;
s alS Se ~ psss oh Msi M . DC re-
Reading, y, s. Louis San FFanclseo, i91t{ Do
55 a, E. Faelas: iSf tsion rsslac. a; tnItsd
tsrred 81: Wells.fargo Express, io91 Western
Union. 5s31< n =. .. - =
Breadstufs and ProyI,,ana.
NrwYonx. Maygl-F loa, ,ce,n,s Is y. \. ,,o,.
saps,raas western anu STATE 9 SAB 70; common 10
n SoSd es sa sass y a =, 81
%ea . seod sstrs ohie s go 81 common ITO .
choice extra st Louis - ooa5 IS. Wheat firm but
~ y bushels: sl6l BUSH
So Mil q 4 q n. Nat Y 4 I
g: sfoi1<al o.; apsrRded led s6aStc; do Q. j. 1
noTiiial June. Ala oi oS Inshcls n Il trsi NV
cloSing at 81 O8I. July. mo ia nm nnSheIS Il.
81 0i3sal o555E. closing al 81 q: August vale
76s.0ol bushels at 81 66,Isi oesl, c,osin1
slo6M september. sails 5000 basS;
IA AZ b hss ~ Il NV eS,t Hsoocf saIes
December. saIsg los 9Od 6usReis Al 81 liz iisl,
spcs sS epeea , Corn spot ao. and a
receipts tt4o0 bushels; exports ia sSs bushels
sEe: St,mef MIN I'M sSs,! k ~ Soa
inS IL Jnne icIos,Ss g In,.
ssSc CLOSING a, s%e. anSnst y o,nsy
pof bSsSss et;
DO fate. IIay quiet and held trin. CONS. .tss
fair: Rio itfonger Of SIC: onitons iaiflv
actiye;. No. z Rio spot cas- tsles Ss,t
hays Nay al qsgtt; slc: November I.ooa7 aSe:
standard A 8.lGaGjS e: q, ,iectIonssss 4 b
grana9ted SIC: Cubeg I've. MolasSes QUIET and
nFm; hice steady and IN fair den and. Tallow
steaa,y ~ 81 RoStn quiet and firm: Tut-
nanirv. westsrn Ep Sgss NH 9 , ~ nr
mess spo sl2 oal2 St clear lack sii 70 Haef MN
ss sa aSSsan IsSs lad s. d In9
steam esad l6S Butter dull and sasier; Scst s
loa2ie. Cheese unchanged.
oarcAso May q -Therew a greater activity
The wheat market showed sstvI ssrs h h ~.
seslon, tmulated ly ltclihe III Britl,h eUnsols.
Wets aiaus v cover. fearing that fresh
.,,.. mad Arisen REGARDING The Ango.
otsred opennr al Az MsIe W. nSt much when.
Inc closing figures Of Ester and 2!
quoted mere Inquiry al Wheat aud hsid 1 trmiy.
Y cItSsa ~ dyes yesterday. Flour dulland weak.
hshei being tnISsnsed wv dse des opened N e
advanced III more, fell back SO. rallied sHc'
tuctuated and closed 30 over yesterflay: Az.
rnged: May s6aS93Sc, closed nj Eaj III: Iune SEA
90stc. etosed ut S0tc; 1NlY 9IsI "a, closed Il
50 4 go 9isst Nd ed sess7c. tosn. m sye
ppene ,a.. stM r gig Mc higher. ADVANCED
ovsr III nae5 N.Y. etea s&ady ne
ssss! ssSs s;s s's::s ~; IS st.
l %Sy o IsaS :, closed a sis
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tSttttt StVtpNs VIZ
A cup Of water timely brought,
An offered easy chair,
A turning Of the window blind
That all may feel the air;
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MeGira1,
TOSS kSp Gk1N.
u was taken SICK a year ago
With bilious feyer.r

any doctor pronounce me cared but | cot SICK
again, with terrible palms in my back and sides,
and l god 80 bad
Could not move!
IIhrnki s'
From rs lbs tol2o lhad been doctoting my
liver, but It did me no good, ibid not expect TO
live moteit than three months. 1began 10 use Hop
Bitten. Directly my appetite returned, my pains
leftme, my entresytem seemed renewed sii by
magic and after using several bottles. am not
ohlyai sound d sovereign hut weIsh more than
l dld before, To Hop Bitten owe my lIie."
r. FiTzf41RlcK.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2l.-fiour duh. wheat
opened irn, subsequently reacted and closed dull;
N9: reg nay 81 9 ~ so1 June q DIAL o.
but quiet; choice No. . high mixed SIC; steamer
No. 2mlxed 5Ge: No. 2 mixed s. <aS6c; No. yellow
SIC: No. 2 mixed May Habi, fc; June si9ke5ijSc;
July 5isf a55c; August So Sa55lo oa4 steady hui
quiet; No. 2 mixed 40; NJ, white $50; NJ.
| white 4ial5c; futures dull but steady: No, j
white May t36. June ~ July ~ <alSc;
AlgAst asa4Ot Outer quiet; western good TO
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N41 Oval Vi |NHNtN ANttttStNs
There Is probably not aHother new or
known variable star that has 80 wonderful
q relora as that Which bears the name OF
Tycho Rrahe. His own words best de.
scribe Impressions at first sight, rs fol.
lowsl elIaising my eyes as .uelal, during
one 81 my walks, to thewell known vault
OF heaven, ! observed with understandable
astonishment, near zenith In Cdslioptid,
Z radiant lxnd star Of q magnitude never
before seen. sInmy ainaAeme I doubled
the evidence Of myseflseg. However TO
convince myself that It was no allusion,
and to haye the testimony Of others, sum.
monod my assistants from the laboratory
and inquired Of than, and ot
all the country people that passed
by, II they also observed the star that had
thus suddenly burst FORTH Going on
with the description Tyeho Rrahe speaks
offs brightness as greater than that Of
Sirius, Vega or JupileT. For splendofi II
was only comparable 10 y Ketali when
nearest the EaFtll and was seen By. some
at MONDAY. After few weeks Il began
10 decline and In sixteen months became
invisible 10 the naked eye tthe telescope
being invented thirty ven years later ]
In waning the star passed through
changes Of color, from white 10 yellow
and red and then towhite again. These
phenomena interested fyeho Rrahe 90
much that he wrote Q large book descEib,
ing the appearance Of the star - seen by
himself and others, and gave theoriesto
account for these wonderful changes. "
has aimee been thought that this star. ap.
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TaE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
R,a ,rhwer ., Atant.. ca.
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Manhood MAJ III d Restored
hH,nEpI fREE.-At victim Of youthful inmudsncs
Manhood. o.. having tried In vain every known 4
remedy, has discfvcred slJunlS OF sef-cure

.46I Enpi CHECKS In 6 hours. Cures IN days,
Avn Iunl Bad cases wanted. Drug Store, rs II.
tS1 MEN i1th ST., Phila., Pa, and lSs7 Markei
AtAlMLMl street. Wheeling n 60 :
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All trains daily except Sunday,
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
CarS through without change from Stenbenvllle
East 10 Philadelphia and New York. West 10 Col.
umhus, Cincinnati. LouiEyillc. Chicago, indiaDap-
oils and 81. Louis. u
For through tickets. baggage cheeks, sleeping
car Accommodations aud any further Information
apply TO JOHN @. T0ALlNS0N, Ticket Agent ut
Pan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street. or Rt
City Ticket Office, under Mcclure House. Wheeling,
JAMES McCRRA,
aAH Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
X A. FORD,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent. pIttsbuERh. 2
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Ear u -. ;;I:a
Time table corrected 70 MAY 10, lisa Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing. as folloWS-CeHtral standard
Ttne-Whieh Is rs minutes slower than Wheeling
time.
coiso SOUTH.
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nYRUSTEEIG SALE.

W.Il HltLEn AuCtil
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NEre QtltelLfastrfer.

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r,aior y Bro. BRADY wouIC1
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Notice.

Meek, Hughes s. Co., Lave received
a car load of rockers, high chairs, COM
mon chairs, child's rockers, child's era
dies and cribs, parlor furniture and
lounges, which they are determined to
sell. Look out for good goods and low
prices. We buy at a discount and there
fore can sell cheaper than any other
house in Kansas.
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INSURANCE! INSURANCE!

Leading Standard Agency in Dickin-
son county! IA Companies We of
fer none but the safest and cheapest in
surance Our companies are the larg-
est and oldest in the world Farm and
city property insured against Fire,
Lightning and Tomatoes. Get the
best Insurance TIC. HENRY & Co.
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For the Best Beef Steaks,

Roasts, Mutton, Pork, &C., call at Wahl
Bros, Broadway Meat Market, where
you can be supplied on short notice
Highest market price paid for Hides.
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All kinds of produce at Merrifields
Variety Store on Cedar street. 46-4t
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NOrthcraft has the
best line of Fruit Jars
in the county.
BINDERS AND MOWERS.

A car load of Buckeye Down Binders
and Mowers on hand. Call and exam
inc machines and get prices before buy
ing elsewhere. Place of business at
Abilene Foundry. M. B. HERsH.
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ABSTRACTSi

l have complete and reliable set
Abstracts of lands and lots in Dickin
son County, which are brought up to
date every day. If ycr want an abstract
call and see me.
j. Fl. BRADY.
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H. HI. Floyd has a number of Fine
High Grade Short-Horn Bull Calves
for sale. Call on him for prices.
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CURL,
hat Il
rect |
Call
,akerv
Gus &c.
iirl.
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Look at A. E. Bish.
Op & Co.'s Is and II
cent Buntings, worth
% cents.
PIOW Shoes at cost
at A.E. Bishop & Co. s
Great Bargain Store.

For Railroad and Steamship tickets
apply to B. H. D'Huy, opposite depot,
Abilene, Kan. ID. L. Il n. ID.
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Cash Paid

For Produce at Merrifield's Variety
Store. 464t
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Buy Sherwin Williams Paints, for
sale at Northcraft's.
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Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders in
many various designs at B. III. D'Huy's.
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Don't you forget that Mrs.
Como keeps the largest, best
and cheapest stock of Millinery
Goods in the City.
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H. H. Floyd has a number of Fine
High Grade Short-Horn Bull Calves
for sale. Call on him for prices.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
All kinds of produce at Merrifelds
Variety Store on Cedar street. 46-4t
Cash Paid
For Produce at Merrifeld's Variety
Store. 46 At
BOnebrake & Rice will sell
you screen doors cheaper than
you can buy them elsewhere.
Clinton Wire Cloth, all sizes,
and Adjustable Window
Screens at Bonebrake &
Rices.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-17
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

Annual Reunion of the Society of the Army
of the Tennessee at Chicago-Rock Island
Selected as the NEXT Place of Meeting.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 10.-The
annual reunion of the officers of the
Army of the Tennessee began its session
1T Haverly's Minstrel Theater yesterday
morning. About three hundred men,
bers were in attendance. At eleven
o'clock General Chetlain, President of
The local society, called the meeting to
order. General Sherman, President of
the society, was then formally intro
duced. Governor Oglesby of Illinois, Gov
srnor Sherman of Iowa, Governor Alger
of Michigan and Ex-Governor Fletcher of
Missouri were called for and took their
places at the back of the stage.
At this moment General Logan entered
the hall. Every one rose to his feet and
shout went up that shook the hall.
The General took his seat on the stage
with the other distinguished men. Gen.
eral Sherman, General Logan, Bishop
Fallow, Governor Oglesby and Genera:
Greene. Raum were appointed a committee
to draft resolutions on the death of Gen.
eraI Grant. Mrs. General Grant wa,
made substitute member to take heI
husbands place in the society. The
same honor was accorded the widows OF
General Craft j. Wright and Captain
Josiah Barbour, both of Ohio.
The regrets of Governor Rusk were
read, and also a dispatch from Hong
Kong, signed stPitnam"-'san old Brit
ish officer" which suggested that the
society pass suitable resolutions to the
memory of "Grant and Gordon, the two
greatest soldiers the world has ever pro-
duced."
The committee on time and place OF
the next meeting decided upon Rock
Island, ILL.,, as the place, and September
l 9Th and 10th, 1886, as the dates.