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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
Rad John ElaghertY.

Special 10 the Suafdg Rs0tStsr.
CLARksBURG. W. Va, June D This
evening John Flagberty threw a stone
throw the window OF the wav train. No
one, fortunately, was hurt He was arrest
ed and he'd to await an indictment. Nc.
B.ennent went his bail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 1900 =. N, and every hour to
800 p. N.
Leave Wheeling PARK at 500 a. NJ, and every
hour 90 10 GO p. m.
Church Train at IL 10 p, N.
e. HIRsCH,
Supsriu tendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07

Point l !. Delaware sad Hudson J. St.
Paul and the rest of the list in fractional
amounts, Oregon trans continental shows
an advance Of ! per cent.
Transactions, 294,699 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07

- Dslicat, Diseases OF either
az however induced, specify and perms'
uen,ly cured. Book 10 rsTts IN Stamps
Worlds Dispensary Medical AssoC'A'lon'
s6S Main street, Buffalo, n. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
DEY GOODS.
Nov York.

Nrs YoKx, June 5.-Dr Goods
The closing day Of the week shows very
quiet demand, but through movement Of
much better proportions Q good total OF
sales hes been returned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07

B., z & o. Railroad.
Leave Bellairs 81 6:S5 >. N. Tor WcodSdsld and
SGmueraald.
Leave BellAirs at 2:SO p. n. for sunmsrSsld and
zAnesYtlle,
ArriTe % Rellaire. 1910 = m. and 6.25 p. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The market this week Was fair
iessrs Hadson h Bsyhs furnish the fol-
loving quotations
Cat,le-l,000 to LOO lbs stock 4i@4}c
per b.; 800 to 900 los. 4t@4!c per 10.
700 to 800 lbs. 393!c per ID.
aogs-Market dull; 3iG94c per ID.
Lsmbs-Good at 4(96c per 10
Galves-s3 OO@5 81 per head.
Sheep-23G3c per ID.
aasI GibsssS
EAST LIBIRrI, June s. Cattle - Re
ceipts 2,S7 head; shipments 969 head
market nothing dong; all through consign
ments; 80 cars shipped to New York.
Hogs--Receipts 3 100 head; shipments
5000 head, market firm; PhiladsIphias
81 25@,4 30; IUrkers 81 1904 20; Is
cars skipped to New York.
Sheep--Receipts 1000 head; shipments
5000 head; market steady at Friday s
prices.
CHICAGO, June 5.--ihe Growers our-
MI reports; Csttle-Receipts 10000 head
shipments 400 head; slow aud nominslly
steady; shipping steers, 1850 to 1890
pounds, 81 OO@l so; $50 to 200 pounds,
81 $500 90; steckers and feeders - 7s@
1 80; cows, bulls and mixed 81 1904 90;
bulk 81 60@3 90; through Texas cattle,
81 OO9,4 %
Hogs-Receipts l6,OO0 head; shipments
5000 head; stock low; rough and mixed
81 sO@4 10; packing and shipping, $50
aid 800 poundS, 81 00@4 II.
5heep--Rece.pts geo head; shipments
none; market seady; natives 100 to 10
pounds. 81 7O94 %; Texans 81 0O@7 70;
lambs Per head 81 5O@4 CO.
Uinoinnati.
CINCINNATI o., June ) Hops Steady
and firm; common and light 81 35@$i 10;
packing and shipping 81 75@l 10; re-.
ceipts SS7 head; shipping 463 head.
GkUUkniE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
COTTON.
New York.

New YoRK, June 5-CoTTos-Futures
closed. steady with prices to 3 points
above last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07


Cambridge Accommodation leaves Wheeling NJ
7 :S5 m, BelAire s:lB . M Returning arrives
At Wheeling at 6 " 2. M, daily except sundsy.
tDsO .. 10. uain through 10 Cincinnati vfthouS
c ,snge, with sleeper through 70 Cincinnati
Ian@vtIls accom- modstios leave whosI,ns n
s;E D. m, BsiiAire ., ans y. II, daily sInsa sup-
aoundsriIs Accom- noasuo, issvs NAssii.s q
4 a. a. =. knd srrivs d ysanssvfns - ii1S . D.,
daily except Sunday,
Through oosoh boa Wasting b cipoisssn daily
90 No. leaving Whssiias st ssB AZ. srrivfns q
Gqcassn ~ s;5o =. H.
40. sleeping can On I'll tAseaxs nsass
3 ntssst, NORTH nis Esrth ssss, saiinS tSis . "a.
srsbs routs Tor sssentss aDA psroas novfns % SSs
sIsst vst, and - vsox ssrAsaias sskotisr, =
d,en.
rctgv 70 all ps,rapsl POINTS - ais . sspss
Sos Tssa ona,
I.C BUKkA
IsEst Agent B. o. Dspss
Tisss. Agent, under xeIar. Hsss.
c. K. DbkD, Gsa. PSaa. Axsst
]. OEgR'ka Hescrsi Assrt vhsssfse
shEkLiEe xsD rfrIsbpEsH DIynsiO.
N and AftSs Nay 20. iSs nasssaxsr train VII
run - toilsvs, wsssiins tnsi
vsSArfuxDl
raE Pt:.Ealfa so IA, asily; 71 p NJ
ttily; rs 0. "A. ana % p m. asfly.
Sot TsssisEsn-t'sss .. a., aasiy ssssDs Sunday
from fiiseuGs-s.2s = a., ss.y; II - 4 =. I'd
' x,sn " S. ssls; S1, A. s,S; 40,
Az. ,i' C. na' CIV II ANY sss''ss S
e LoRD, ssasa r...asr As,A
2. DCrHAh, General AanaeR.
J. T. LAhk- Tnsssiaz Assot. wAAslinG
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DbeeIin9 8e9ister
TRAVEGEsxA' ssUSSs.

n ExPlANATToa or EsyzRXSCS MAzEs:
sOsiis tsunday excepted. t&nodsy excepted
" haalfnE, Tina
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND rHED.

wheeling.
FLOUR AND oHAu
Choice family -four, in barrels s. IS
III sacSs.. 60
niddhngs per ton............. IL 20
5rsn per ton.............. ...,.. 1870
Wheat per bushel, No. | offered, sJc
The market is still dull.
FrrD.
Corn, per bus.................. 35c
Oats. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30632c
baled hay, per TOM. ......l4 009l5 90
Market quiet all around. Loose hay ia
selling for about 81 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
GINSENG

GINSENG.
wheeling.
Ginseng in fair demand at from Sl.15
to 81 80, according 20 s,zs of root.
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NHEELING AND ELM GaOVE r R.

NE AND AFTER MAY 3, 1885,, TRAINS
I will run as follows:
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THE BLOW SUDDEN.


The feature about the tie-up is that no
proclamation or explanation ACCOMPANIED
the order ,p lie NJ. The old principle of
the order has apparently bseu lived up to
viz: Never tell thing until it is done. "
The blow struck was a sudden and crush
ing one. Policemen along the streets this
morning hailed it as short decisive Get
ting of the long strike which had worn on
their strength for nearly two montbs. Al
though the order to tie up was not sent cut
TO the roads till after o'clock this mora
ing, BY 4:30 q. m. it was known univer-
sally throughout the city. The police
were posted on the facts early, and by
6 a. m. every depot was guarded by detsils
of police. The drivers and other employees
worked through the night as usual till the
time for the first day cara to run In the
morning. At the Grand street depot of the
Dry Dock lines the scene of fierce rio. aud
confusion in March last the night cars fin,
ished their trips at $50 @. m. Half an
hour earlier the day cars we're to begin
their trips. The men did not appear for
work and the Assistant Superintendent went
down and was told OF the order to tie up
He merely asked if there were any griev
ances of the men and was told there was
none; that they we're ordered to stop
work By the Board. he then no
tilted the Superintendent. The stsblemeu
vera left to care for the horses. At the
other stables similar questions we're asked
and similar replies given. Ii was said this
morning that over two hundred of tbs
Third avenue non union men have lef
the company, so that only about eighty
drivers are left in the service of the com
psny.
The police received information Of tn
tie-up half an hour after the order was is
sued Superintendent Murray hurried t
police headquarters and within an hou
the reserves Of the entire force, II, 00(
men were stationed at the stations aloni
the lines of the most important roads suC
at points whence they could most easily b
dispatched to threatened quarters in tn
event of trouble. One hundred and Eft
men we're stationed at police headquarters
and sll summer and sick leaves were 70
the present stopped. The two pAtrc
wagons were brought to headquarters i
readiness to transfer the men to any give
point
President Richardson. of the Brookly
Atlantic avenue road, called on the supsl
intendent of police of Brooklyn to-day an
said that he would like 10 ruu some cars III
der police protection. He though it woul
be necessary to have policeman on ever
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

You may ask, who was Tom Walker 7
He was Boston man, who vas meaner
than the devil, as was proved in this
wise: Aocordin, TO Washington Irving,
our American Waller Scott, Tom Walker
was Boston usurer who formed part
nership with the devil to discover Csp-
tain Kids treasure and open brokei >
office in Boston on condition that they
should divide the profits for long term
of years, at The end of which time Tom
was to deliver himself up. heart, body
and soul, to the devil as part of the con-
tract. Tom had wonderful run Of bus
mess and made immense sums of filthy
iucre, but some time before the contract
expired, he was driving such hard bar
gain with a poor, helpless debtor that
the devil himself got enraged that any
one should be menacr than he was, ano
in his wraIhfcl indignation he mounted
a big black horse during dark, bowling
storm, dashed up TO the brokers' ofioe,
and, snat7hing Tom by The hair OF the
head, bore HIM eff to hell When a
man is phenomenally successful and
adroit in any business that required sub
tie,y and and skill, we say, che beats the
devil and Tom Walker Eek.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

Hen. c. c. Bean. the delegate in cor
gress from Arizona, becoming disocur-
aged a, the long and ineffcIusl attempts
to capture Geronimo and his band OF
renegade Apaches. Who are still murder
ing and plundering on the borders of
that territory and ,h- northern section of
MEXICO. apparently without cessation,
has introduced a resolution inaugura,ing
Ire somewhat novel and startling plan of
offering S,s.ooo fof Geronimc's head.
Mr.. Bean is thoroughly posted on the
Apache situation in Arizona, and says
that in view Of the immense expense Of
moving and maintaining large military
force which, from the Inaccessible ma
;ure OF the country. car hardly follow
Geronimo int, his mountain s;rougholds
and the incidental failure Of the various
expeditions Nc ;ha, behalf. /, is not only
excellen, economy, bu, extreme human
i,y, 10 expend 4 round sum Of money in
stalking that bloody savage 10 his
death or oap;ure.-Kansas City Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

Two weeks ago the Abei;er Zeiturg.
the infamous organ Of the Chicago social
lists, and edited by August Spies, was
valued at $4,000. 1t enjoyed fair
circulation, and the bull-dezing efforts
Of its business manager secured for it a
lucrative business patronage. Spies, as
the acknowledged leader o: the socialis-
TIC element, added to his terrorizing pol
;cy the presump ,ion that he was also
the leader of the labc.ing classes, and
that BY WELDING the boycott he could
make or unmake any merchant whom
his fancy pleased. So long as the au-
tborities winked at the bloodthirsty gang
he represented. Spies was supposed to
he invincible. and his blas kmailing arts
made him prosperous. He vas making
arrangements to enlarge his paper and
put in new press, when along came
the fatal demonstration Of last week.
The day after the explosion Of the bomb
the entire editorial and mechanical
forces of the Arbeiter Zri,ung we're ar
rested and placed under luck and key.
The other day the owner Of the building
wherein the paper was p blished inaug-
ura,ed legal proceedings and turned the
entire outfit TO the street. In his APP
plicaiion FIR power to eject, The landlord
stated that his tenants had defaul,ed on
4 months rent and had stored the build
Ing with explosives, thus dePreciating
the properly and rendering the neigh
torhood dangerous. The writ was
granted, the defendants offering no OBJ
siruc,ion. and the plant Of the Arbei,er
Zeituns was carried asay and stored in
a cellar. Thus the paper that was worth
at the lowest estimate $1,000, a week
ago has now a valuation represented
only by ton of old type and spawned
press. Its ruling spirit is IN jail and if
justice we're melted out, would be called
upon shortly TO edi, 4 gibbet. Peoria
IN Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26
a vssgsata Plrose.

A Mariinsville, Va, dispatch says:
mo greater tragedy has occurred in
Virginia IN decade than that which
fills this town With gloom and excite
ment Saturday night an anonymous
circular vas issued and posted all over
town that seriously reflected on w. X.
Terry, yourg business man, and his
father, Lathrop Terry, a prominen, ci,i-
zen. w. X Terry telegraphed for his
two brothers living at Aiken station,
twenty miles away. They arrived and
after a brief consultation went to the
printing office and demanded the author
Of the card. The printer told them that
il was Col H. d. Spencer. member OF
the town board and lesding business
man. The Terry brD:hers started in the
direction Of Spenoer's factory. When
about half way they were met by Spencer
with his brother and several friends: W..
X. Terry addressed few words to
Spencer, Who told him not to shoot.
Just then some one fred pistol The
scene that followed beggars description.
Furty shots we're fred. W. K TER,
xas sho, from the rear. the ball entering
neai his spine and lodging in his RICH,
breast. Jake Terry vas shot through
The abdomen Sd fell dead Ben TerIy
w,s shot through the neck and in the
BODY. Spencer was shot IN the hip. and
his business partner. TAr.ton Brown. re-
ceived two balls in the groin and is
though, TO be MORALLY wounded. r. 1.
Jones. saloon keeper, X. l. Gregory,
clerk a, The Lee hotel, and Sandy Mar
Tin, colcred. are all seriously hurt. The
last two we're HIT by stray balls. The
Terys arc well known members Of an
old family and occupy high social po-
siflon
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26
the PR: SCOTT GARDEN.

North end Of Mccormick street. offers for
sale, cheap for cash: Ohio1 s-tts. plants OF
rteuesrb. hoilvbock, & ur colrrs. giant aspsr.
sgus. no sersdi-h, cabbage, early and late.
eau ID pwer, tomato. pepper. etc. scds OF
. raw5rrry pisn,s for immediate bearing
Also as9srsgus, green onions, parsley, spin
seh, and fresh eggs delivered 10 order. Coz =
post ior flowers Away. on hand. Gardens add
ornamental gr lunds aid out by contra or
other i>e with view 10 secure The best re
suits at the leas cu;rent exp.rse for cult
walton. q rden lahore hired ont with labor
saving implements and tools, and their work
sap-r Intended. il 81 desired. by tie proprie or
of the Prescott osrden, who will freely and
grs.ui onsly give advice on all horticultural
ubjsSts.
sddr-ss all orders by mail TO The Prescott
Garden" ais,f
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26
$50 REWARD

BY resolution, unanimously ado tad ny TIE
last meeting OF its Executive Commitfee
THE y NaPAI -1OcK GROWERS A. so.
ciAItON hereby off~Fs n standing r. ward Of
s,ne Hnndi Ell and FiftS Do lars tor the de.ec-
ZOE icairg u The arrest an couvIctfoi. If
any person or persons "a ify Of ste. iirg catt, g
or horse : beione tny % any meu Der oft, 8
Ass9 .isiiou; or TO- Information leading to the
a;r'st anu convictton of -any person or PER.
sons guilty Of marking. branding or ms I =
clorsiy kiliing live stock b-ioDg ing TO an
me. nber of the As>o -iatlon
N-E. II tZELTINE- Secretary
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

Denver democracy is happy cnoe
more. The jury IN the case Of Posimas-
ter Speer brough, IN verdict Of net
guilty. while the grand jury ignored the
bill against Prosecuting Attorney
RSodeS
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

No'i-s = hereby gTea fhst tsc a-r
Htt.ier a Poe has r---e ihis { ds.ris. z hv
Inuiusl re n TIE szsi7ess ~ he I,f.
I'm usli Be ron rcfrd ~ ~. Esi-se-. -
Vi n 81 a eoua cn' ne hrn are D-yaris
WV EEss,Ea.
Prescos', NAY ) 1855.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

n fTse "a ten cents ,ostage. on, NJ
Ia XIX viii mail you fr.s, royal a.
nkT nshi- ssmpe Of goods
~ W that " n put YOU IL the wa,
Of m it,s more money - -ce, han Sny
t'iu II Q Ia Am riea. Both sxes a. III age.
IN iiS- hornr sad work Ia fpsrs lime q.
al the uinc. Iaplfai Bsf requii.p. We viii
ssrt yoo- imnsnse psy uIs e 7 T. o.e a ba
start a once Sfirson a Co.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26
C0NSUMPTI0N.

which = SerOfulOus Disease Of Inc
kunga, b promptly and c.rtainly ar1psted
and cured by this God-ei-en remedy. IL taken
before the last stages OF the disc Sc are ryachi
From its wonderful power over this terr!bIy
fatal disease. when first o1erirg this now Get
cbrafcd remedy TO The public. Dr.. PIERCE
.houglt seriously of calling II his SCOn.
cu0psl0m Gu re, % but abandoned that name
- too u nitcd for a medicine which, from lis
wonderful combination OF tonic or Strengthen
Ing, alternative. or blood-cieansing. anti bilious
pcctosal. and nutr'tivc properties, Is unequrIs,d
pos only ns remedy for consumption OF IL,
0ngA hut for a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

02hS n fo- WIRING ne srfe. s.sd 10
AH III &c - pot & e. aad we wiIi mai
VOC free. a r yal. valus bic sam
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Scu "a tie way If making NOR money n a
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81 any business Cspitsi not sequiceJ- You
can live vi home and Wnrx iu ,Itsre tim.
My, or ali the tine. % - bob xss. OF all
Age, grsndiy &C ffui- cents 10 S. .fly
ear Ell every evening. Tna- ~ TO want
rork may test the business. we make IN s
unparalleled on r.: T. a. e3o s-e not ell
.s;isded ve Wild send 81 % nay Tor tue iFou bic
writing Us Fuh particulars ar cti ct =,
sent Tree Immensely ~ abs iIutesy sar. for
all Who tart It One. D Bn'f lei ". Address
SrINsoN 60 Portland. Maine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE
liver, BLOOD, ami Lungs.

II you feel t.ui- drowsy debihtafed. have
saiiow color of as IN. or yeliowish-brown spot-
IN face or body frequent headache or dizxi.
ocsS had taste IA mouth, internal heat or chiIx
sitr-nntins with bot flashes. low spirits ar 4
gloomy rebofinls. irregular appetite. and
oated tongue. you arc e1fer.ng from Dndfs
SeeetOn, Dyspepsia. and Torpid Liver.
Or ~9lltOusmcss." In many CASES onlv
pan o. tnese sympto,ns ere exper;t need AZ
2 remedy for all such cass, DIR. PierceaO
equal
For weak Lungs, splitting OF BLOOD.
sn0rsness o! Sreaths Bronchitis,
hundred affections. II is Il sovereign remedy.
Send ten cents IN clamps for Dr. Piercsss
book on Consumption. Sold by Druggist
PRICE SI.0D. S 4Ga 9 k n39TrIGs
uGies nlspensay Medical Association,
Proprietors o63 Main St.. BrTrs.o, ny.
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GIL Asn .rrrL,.

keisrrt-g 70 tse asore no;le~ al yer.ors
se1s'rc % the ate urn Of zsrisi-r q o. a.
ners BY requested In 90 srd sssEeit s<us
srein hsxsy csys fr sts dat ~ s.ts rsiiee
y tsesr &c s1ets VII &c PLACID Ia tee bsres
Of . eoilecfo. VIZ syrNr.
frsoeoa, 1sy q -Se
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fHe ii1e sciscted BY the u. .. Cow
re CRY tns Saaf Mail

5000 eslss ~ rsE svc-gn,
ssEa Eieosr. Tsrosss rraIns containing Pri,n.n
Paiae. sis.oiss. Dining sas Chair Cars. between
The foHssiaa prominent cities sshc,t charge.
CHICAGO. PEORIA,
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY,
DENvEs. Omaha,
eURiiKC ON, kANMiDAL,
kEokuK, oES MONIES,
ROCK ISLAND. LINCOLN,
co3NSiL BLUFFS.
4 iE 2s!sSs; Topeka
MINNEAPOLIS.
runnia, daily over this perfect system. eassiao
iato an1 through tho important caiss and
Io~as 10 the great States q
ILLINOIS, IOWA,
MISSOURI, KANSAS.
HEBEASkA. COLORADO.
conreesias In usi,a DEPICTS Tor an polnss In the
States and Territories. EAST. WEST. NORTH. SOUTH.
No natter where ~ IRE soias. puschass ~ tickets
buklIN6 IL Uu kUuIt
Daily Trains sia this tiss between KANSAS CIR.
tsAvsEWoaTh. srcHtsoM. 81. Joseph and
COUNCIL BLUFFS. OMAHA. SIOUX CIR. ST. PAUL
and MINNEAPOLIS
KANSAS CIV. AIcniSon. ST. Joseph and
QUINCY. HANNIBAL asd CHICAGO. uthout chaaes.
7. J. rOTres, vcs -srGsr = o
eeacesAl LOWELL, esss p.ss Asr G . = c-seasa.
!. r. DARsa7D, essl ses. K c. 81. d . c. q 40
- : -. =. 81 s5trs-L
T. c. DAWES, esss s.ss A.. X c.. J. . c 49,
q 81. .. o. sosae-
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-05-26

snd any lady who CAV her iirae and energy
TO canyassi < tor taem can soon bui up
ermsnent aud profitable business. They.sre
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{ rritors, thereby sivinx the gent entire
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or, assigned her We have Q large nun ef
fsgents Who are mA.iuy grand succe-s
u ng hese good. and We desi sub IN
cry town. Address, NINE. Griswold & Co i.
2B'wav, New York m3i INV
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Anv recent cases ef special or oriSate dis
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