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, 1886-04-04

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns and all skin cruptions. and positively
cures piles, or no pay required Ii is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale BY W N. Hunt.
, 1886-04-04

Has remodelcd and newly furnished his
saloon and made il enc of the most desira.
bic resorts in the city, Connected with
the saloon Is a well arranged billiard par
Tor and club rooms for the use Of private
parties. The bar is supplied with excel
lent liquors, both foreign and domestic.
aud with all the favoritc brands of cigars.
A short order counter has been newly 1T
ted up with all modern conveniences, and
private dining rooms upstairs are connec.
ted with the establishment
, 1886-04-04

IL was whispered about town yesterday
that the city council would, prior to the
meeting Of the capitol commissioner to-
morrow evening, make them another
proposition in regard to the city park as a
capitol site.
, 1886-04-04

To the Editor OF THE LKApER
Fort FETTERMAN, March 2g.-lt is
the wish Of all prominent cowmen of the
North Platte and its tributaries that
Alex. Cox be appointed general foreman
of round up No. 6 and VIM. Searight as.
sistant foreman, it being the general
opinion in this section hat these two gen.
tlemen can aud will give the best of salts
, 1886-04-04

A Duh regard for the eternal fitness Of
things should induce the president to
appoint a representative Wyoming Demo-
crat as governor of this territory.
, 1886-04-04
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily, delivered by carrier. CSC per week.
81 per month.
Daily, by mall. 81 per month. $500 for six
months, $40 per year. In advance.
Weekly g. ~ per Annum, sl.50 for six months
PAYABLE in advance.
, 1886-04-04

THE generous fund raised for his widow
is the most fitting to Gen.
Hancock.
, 1886-04-04

If OUR stock growers have any sense of
gratitu lie, they will vote a medal to the
weather clerk who runs our weather
department.
, 1886-04-04

ARE we to have a doodle campaign
this autumn, or an election by the people
for the people2
, 1886-04-04

ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED local
assemblies Of Knights of Labor have al.
ready endorsed Powderly's recent circu.
, 1886-04-04

Shaw gives fine prizes on billiards and
pool this month. Corner Seventeenth
aud Eddy streets.
, 1886-04-04
FREE TRIAL,

FREE TRIAL Oassnds 2. cases Of
a physical weakness, lost manhood, nervous
pr0strnti0n. result Of indiscrction. excuses 70
any. other cause. cured by A~rvtts, Strong
postage. etc. DIR. A.C OLrE. Bon "a Chicago
, 1886-04-04

Wedding and visiting cards In great
variety at the leader Office.
, 1886-04-04
4 NECESSITY
For the sPocdA11sts
DR.. WAGNER & co

We offer no apology for deyoting so much time
and attention TO TINS much neglected class OF
diseases believing that no condition of humanity
Is TOO wretched To merit the sympathy and best
services OF the profession TO which We BELONG
as many are Innocent sufferers, and that
the physician who devCtes himself
70 relieving the afflicted and saving
philanthrophist and a benefactor to his race
than the surgeon or physician who by close APP
plcation xcels many other branch OF his pro-
lesion And. fortunately for humanity, the day
Is dawning when the false phiisnthropby that
condemned the victims OF folly or crime, like
the lepers under the Jewish law. to die uncared
for, has passed away.
, 1886-04-04
YOUNG MEN
MEN.

There are many men Of the age OF 30 TO 80 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and a weakening
OF the system In a manner the patient cannCt
account Tor. On examining the urinary deposits
a ropy sediment will often be found, and some
times small particles of albunen will appear, OF
tile color VIII be Of akin or milkish hue, again
changing 10 a dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this dinicnlty,
ignorant OF the cause, which Is the second stage
oil seminal weakness DIR. Wagner will guaran-
zee a cure In all such cases and u healthy restora-
ton oithe genito-urinary organs, Consultation
nee. Thorough examination and advice. s. 20.
See the Doctors additional advertisement in
the Denver Daily News and Tribune-Republl-
can.
All communication should be addressed
DIR. WAGNER g. co.
1873 Larimer street Address. Box PISS. Denver
Cut this out and take along.
, 1886-04-04
lESERT ENTRIES. COMPACT FORM. 7sTi !. i,

gard to The late decision Of Che General Land Ohce, and prepare appcas. 81
OF Experience warrants me in saying am thoroughly posted. Enquiries p
answered. Send for my Setten, Guide: i. j. STANTON. Land Atnrne
, 1886-04-04

Successor to II, S. Oliver, FIRE INSURANCE.
! None but time tried and fire tested" companies
, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
, 1886-04-04

{. E, BURLINGAME % 5SSA5 SEFIg a. 4 ; SPH 4 S55.d 5AP 3
1861 Samples by mail or express will receive prompt and careful attention nit
for terms Address 46 Lawrence street. Denver, Colorado MrTH
, 1886-04-04
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

me In al. its branches by w. ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
] NJ street. one door west OF the old stand. Singlefoot-
All kind Of wagon work done first class.
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4 Novelty in Politics.

The Democratic brethren in the neigh
boring Twenty. First Congressional District
OF Pennsylvania, are in a state OF mind
over their peculiar complications. Their
conferCes named for Congress Gilbert T,
Rafferty,, Of Pittsburgh, who had not been
in any sense before the party, and has
nothing to recommend him but his "bsr'l."
Congressman Boyle, Mr. Mont.
gomory and the other aspIrants who took
hand in the primaries, feel that they
have been groasly wronged, and the pop
ular feeling Of the party seems 10 DO with
them. Tho feeling throughout tho die.
trict..is intehse, and notice has been
served on Mr.. Rafferty,, that unless he
steps aside to let the locomotive pace, he
will be run over and badly mangled.
A casa can be imagined in which 1t
would be advisable to go outside Of dis.
trlct for nominee for Congress. The
English plan Of taking tho strong men
wherever they can be found has some
things to recommends. But Mr.. Rafferty,
will not be strong nominee, nor would
he be a strong Representative in Congress
There is nothing to- justify his selection
and II is not probable that he can hold
enough Of the big Democratic majority to
elect him. Congressman Boyle has given
notice to Mr.. Rafferty, that no will defeat
him II he can.
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wanted-Alllack Marin,

Wheeling isin urgent need Ola certain
useful servant by the name Of Black
Maria.
Every day Cnn be seen the degrading
and disgusting spectacle Of a drunken
man or woman boing dragged to tho lock-
up by couple Of policemen, or wheeled
through the streets in a barrow, followed
by an admiring crowd Of boys and girls,
the very air being polluted with profanity
and obscenity.
II the offender DO not too drunk he
may break away from the guardian OF the
peace and take the chances OF carrying
with him small lead mine. II the bull.
let misses him 1t may bit some innocent
bystander. The policeman who fires at
pavement and hits the running prison.
er square in the back, might just as likely
fire into the air and kill sowing woman
at an upper window in the neighborhood.
As the children play, "what goes up
must come down." and no matter in what
direction a ball 10 fred 1t falls somewhere,
and in thickly settled city has a first
class opportunity Of finding a victim.
There Is no doubt but that many Of the
people who are found dead, ornRmented
with a mysterious bullet hole, have been
killed by come such reckless shooting. IT.
wonder that tho five shots fred at an
escaping pickpoCket during the FSlr did
not kill just that many people out Of the
fifteen thousand who wore In the grounds
at the time.
saCh dangers would in part DO disposed
Of II there were a prison van in which to
convey "dlSotdOrlies," drunks," and Grim.
inalS to the lookup or Jail. 1t would Ger.
tainly DO done much more quietly, decent.
" and safely than by the present plan.
The Black Maria could also DO arranged
to answer equally well for an ambulance.
With a broad, cushioned seat running
along one side, an injured OF unconscious
man could DO easily and quietly taken 10
his home or tic hospital.
With our ample and admirable tele.
phone systen the vehicle could be quickly |
summoned, and in few minutes would
reach any part Of tho city, from BomO suit.
able central location. Let us have
Black Maria "a soon Ns popBlblc.
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C,ml.nnE ALnn,l r.mennllo Hule.

NGmhhllg NINlh ~ Hb''"'N A"'N'
Earnest efforts have been made to keep
West Virginia Republicans and Green
hackers apart this year. The coalition oil
these forces in 1884 came 30 near defeating
the Democracy that tho mNnsgeEa Of that
party arc determined to permit no more
olit if they can have their way. This
year they have cnieavored TO prevent the
two forces from acting together, hopingby
that course to strengthen their own Legis'
latlve and Congressional tickets,
In the Fourth Congressional District
the Democratic managers thought they
had the Greenback party by the tail and
could wiggle it to suit themselves. A
GreenbRcker was placed in nomination in
the Fourth District, but the Greenbackera
incline kindly toward tho Republican
nominee and are dispored to stand by the
compact Of two yearS 0go. In my event
Hutchinson will have strong GreenbaCE
support-stronger, OF COURSE, il the Green
back nominee is out Of the way.
IN 1854 tho Republicans Of the Fourth
District nominated BSrbee, Confeder'
ate soldier and Greenbacker. HO was
earnestly supported by Republicans. The
agresment at that time was thNtin 1856
the GrcenbRckers would give as loyal and
earnest support toa Republican.
Hall tho voters in West Virginia who
do not favor Democratic rule will stand
solldIy together there will coon DO nc
Democratic rule in West Virginia. The
good time coming ia almost here.
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Boston Rccsrf,
A Boston lady who has just returned
from long weatern trip says that the
moat entertaining feature Of the whole ex-
curaion was Lord Y, a distinguished
elderly Englishman, and his baby.blue
nightgowna. Lord Y. travelled with a
valet, OF course. He retired to bed on the
palace car quite early, and every night
Withdrew to the masculine preaervGsat one
end Of the car and had hiE valet undress
him aud rig him for the night. When all
was done he marched down through the
aisle to his section at the other end Of the
car lnngniGcently arrayod in u baby-bue
flannel nightgOwn that hung to his feet
and had beautiful frll at tho neck. Upon
his head WIS a white knitted nightcar,
and his rosy countenance and his yellow
whiskers helped, with the valet following
behind with his lordship's day clothes on
his arm, to make up picture never to be
forgotten.
His lordshlp's bathtub came with him
all the way from San FrancisCo to New
York, but rs to whether 1t was ever used
on the sleeping car journey the Boston
lady deposeth not.
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n1lEAkEAsT nrnGEr.

A $4,000 palace car would have cost
$25, 600 six years ago.
The experiment. Of tobacco growing in
England is not success.
A bread war in st. Augustine, Fla, re.
suits In eight loaveS for quarter.
A woman at Coxsackie, n. Y, has a
iuChsia nine feet high and three feet
wide.
Len Newhouse, Of Muir, Mich, has
grown q sunAower four feet in CirCumfer.
enCe.
A piece Of land was sold in the city Of
London the other day at the rate OF Sl0,.
900 per acre.
A sale Of over 10000 autographs, por.
traits and engrAvings is to take place in
New York next month.
National military drill will be held at
Washington ne%t Mag at which SO, 600 in
cash prizes will be offered.
Many serving girls in Berlin work from
eleven 10 fifteen hours day and receive
weekly but from 2 to 81 marks az to SO
cents,
An old man who has seven sons all
steamboat captains and all In comfortable
circumstances, wac received into tho Jer-
sey City Poor House lately.
Jack Rogers, an Omaha carpenter, was
working on a new house, md he Jared a
Chisel from shelf high above him. II
fell edge down on his neck and severed the
fCmoial artery.
At Vienna an American primR donna
was entertained at lunch by party Of
Austrian ladies. In an omolat che was
asked 10 serve she found E40O in gold, the
results Of a concert for her benefit.
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SORlci rifle Journal.
"say Jones'" said Benthlow, ~ under.
derstand that you and Jerlyn are no lon.
ger friends. What's the trouble between
YOU. "Trouble," repeated Jones
trouble enough. He's BCoundrel; that
man is a william, a cowardly thiell Oh,
II l only had him here now!" "Why,
my dear fellow, you seem to be- excited; l
can't believe that JerAyn is as bad as that.
What did he do to youW I'D to me2
TIilled with the best and hottest feelings
that man can know-friendship. Do to
me? Betrayed me by his false, smiling,
hypoCritiCal facet Do to me2 Cheated
me, outraged my finer feelings, bruised
me and wounded me. Do to me? In.
duCed me to try to learn to ride bicycle
Oh, the Villainm
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7orUNiO, o., Tribune,
The 1STELtiopScEn Of Wheeling came
out In q mammoth lO'paEO edition, devot.
ing particular attention to the subject OF
natural gas and CiLys manufacturing In.
duBltles, 1tBhows lots Of enterprise.
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SATURDAY, oCroBERgO, 1856,

commencing At 9 o CloCk p. m., tho undersigned
special commissioners VIII sell At public auction
Of tho front door Of the Court House Of said OunY
the following described piece, OF parcel grOlnd,
situated In Ohio County, IN the state Of Vest VII.
gIula, on tho National Road VI the eXtGemH gId Of
the field lying east OF the Fulton Paper Mil, aud
bounded M follows; BEGINNING Ut the north
western corner Of Eaid field, thence south twenty
eight and hall degrees west tUttyOnc poles, ten
Inns 10 stone, on tho bank Of wheeling Greek;
thence north iOIty.sGVgn RudA fourth uCgEees west
five poles and twenty one links " stone thence
north twenty.elsht and half degrees east, forty
ono poles 70 q stake ut the fence BY kald road;
thence south iOrty.nlne aud thTte'iourths degrees
east xix poles, and twCntyclght links 10 the b Bln'
ming, containing one acre, twU roads, aud lWehIy'
SIX poles, subject, however, TO Rn agreement be-
tween Daniel steenrOd anu VILE aud John " Heriy,
about certain streets and roads therein mentioned
which agreement Is Of record In SAidCOnnly OF OHIO
sAld real estate will DO offered ~ whole and III
thteG parcels, the tlnt being the hotel property
fronting on the National koad, aud extending
back 10 street In the rear; the second being the
homestead Of said Lewis 0rth, aud the third tho
factory or slaughter house OF said urth, extending
10 Wheeling Creek. plat oil SAid parcels may DO
seen at the office OF the CLERK Of the County Court
Of Ohio County.
TERMS or SALE: One.iourth and as much
mole ~ the pur, hASet may elect ray, Ia cAsh "a
the day Of sale, the balance IN three equal INSTALL
ments Ut one, two and three years notes btAfihR ln
tcrAt from the day OF sale 10 beglyen for Tue DC;
lGitCu phimCnNI anu tue Nllp " w ItAlutu uhAl
payment In full. The payment Of the purchase
money shall be further secured by personal teclF'
ity on The notes therefor, to b. approved BY Tho
missioner, er 1T the election VI the pllTthGNTl
by policies Of insurance on the buildings on sAlI
property payable 10 Iald commissioners In such
amount as they shall require, aud Issued by COM
panles to be approved By them.
WIN " + H G1SHbES, Special Commissioners
That said special commissioners have given
bond with security approved OV me, according 10
law, and as required by said degree Is hereby GER
tilted this I'D day Of September, ING.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
septa
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Did.

McCONEELL- CHIL WELII, son Of W, W.. and
". V, Mcconnell, % the I9idenoe q hls
months, ut $50 o'tllef, sunday evening
Funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock, at PeuiniulA Cemetery, Friends Of the
ia pily are Invited 70 attend.
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Evpe4aartter.

Having sold nine tenths OF the Writing Machine,
sold In the state we claim Il clearly d6iOnBtrRloI
the superiority Of OtrmAChlnes. Below,WO. give I
partial list Of customers using them:
Daily lntelllgencer.
Daily Register
Newsletter.
W. Z. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White lttOrneyI
Joseph K. PAUL, attorney.
Russell & stliCl, attorneys.
q. G. 8turgiSs, Attorney Morgantown.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, PafkenbufR,
Van Wlnklo 4 Amber attorneys, ParkersburR,
LoOmis 4 TAYenner, attorneys, fArkenbufg,
W. II. IL. Flick, U. 3. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, y. 3. Commissioner
l.. @, DOlliGkef, Clerk q. 3, Court pafkerSbufg
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FAlfmOnt
o. N, Clemens, Clerk OF Court, PaiketGOuE
j, @. HOge, CLERK Of Court, Hinton.
X. K Fast, Clerk OF Court, MOrgantown,
Manufacturers insurance Company.
Peabody Insurance Company.
Underwriters Insurance Company,
Anderson Il Atkinson, Insurance Agency,
Edw W. Dunaway, City Receiver,
Vance, Hughes Co.
Zarnits Bros, Brokers.
Junction Iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works.
LAughlin Iron Works.
BenWOod Iron Works
A. ], Sweeney Il Son.
Hobbs, BfoCkuner 4 Co.
For full particulars In regard 70 terms Of sale and
E.1. ROSE 4 CO.,
RuiI IS Twelfth Street.
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Ghe 4n&ekkIg9nEG:2;.
REpUBLlOAN TIrKLT.


FOR CpSGELSi'
Fiat Dfrid NATHAN GoFF, oilIaTiAonco'
second yistrei-w. II. H. FLICK, 0! Berkeley Co.
qkId Distriet-JA5lEsA II, BROWN, Of kanawha Co.
ponyih DLtrlet-J, A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood Co.
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
NE, WHITAKER,
GEORGE L, MUM,
WILLIAM S, MEEK,
EDWABD NJ. ATKINSON.
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81 ctal aotirss.

FITS, IAN Flu stopped free by Or. Klins'S Great
Nerve Restorer, No Fits alter nnt days USE Mar
yelous cures Treatise and 500 trial bottle free 70
Fit cases. Send toDr Kline, 93l Arch S., PhllR Pa
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~ 1In,c nn Ilnylnble ..lLer.N

WttI0h RFphOIIcuN,
The Wheeling 1NTRLLtoEScER last Tues.
day rolled out the largest Issue that has
over come from newspaper office In
West Virginia. For reliability and enter.
prise the 1NTELLi0RNCRR has gained an
snviabe reputation, and its light las an
eduCRtor) far exceeds the rays Effected by
the advent Of natural gas In the city Of
Wheeling.
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A CARD.

Toall who are suffering from the errOn and In
discIeg!ous OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood ETC., Will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
romedy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send q seli-addreSed envelope to the
Rev, Joseph n. IamAu, Station D, New York City
S,s9!TThiIw
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r. ors FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR

r OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Elm Grove;
by virtue Of Deed Of Trust 70 ne i9 I,1 ~
AbiSt Key and bis VILE dated the twenty lllIh W.
Of July III the year 1917, aud recorded IN llr Iigh
office 81 the County tOtft Of ohio county, MY
Virginia, IN Decd Ol Trust NOOK nun DyLed IN III
page 2O7, will on TUlsDAi, THE TMkhl ~ OFI
OCTOBER, 1850, commencing al ten O'clock a. Ul
cell al public auction at the premises W. Wv01
parcels Of land numbered respectively ~ u isk
tl6Slve, the location aud Dimensions whereof ntYl
more particularly shown by the plat lhtf'ui n,1N
In said UlU'k'B Office Hald lots % pace, W mIu
are JAtt Ot tho subdivisions X AMI u shVMl Ua
the plat VI the subdivisions Di the shtphul9 .5W ~
recorded In Deed look numbered %, page o,ai "
hAld UlOiks office, which subJlylslyns . nii r.
were conveyed 10 the lRld Abntf kVy ny DaulgdS W
List and Daniel Lamb "A special COT mIS,oi,V'l
BY deed dated the 18th day Oi NAY lhlU NY III
corded III Deed Hook numbered 81, page u" "
aid UlOih'B Onlc0, .,-...,,.. A,,,ii
believe the tile IN be unQucsOnAblsi bulicIr
llig a. trustee, do not warrant ,...... IS
TERMS or sALE-EACh purchaser 10 ,p'E h
hIDd One'ihfd Of the purchase mooney que W n,nl
and a. much mote "A he may choose 70 pal NY, u
The remainder 10 equal instAllnehls DcailHB lllT.
eSl from The DAY Of iAlB, payable ig,lctyel " tH,
and twelve months thereafter my uticiilu ,tiia
hlAlinenls " DO satisfactorily secuted ana 'ho WV
10 be retained until payment ~ iull,, r.,,.,,o
Rl0H DANIEL LAND ''u'N"
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~ something complimentary

VtTTW0 dWVUWCtI
The Wheeling 1NTELLlaSSCER Of the
14Lh inst. came forth with an industrial
edition Of sixteen pages. Tho induStties
Of West Vifginla's metropolis are well
and thoroughly described In the lNTELLi.
uBSCRR, and shows great enterprise on the
part oil tho ptoprlCtors Of that paper.
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Calhoun Chronicle.
Tho Wheeling 1NrELLiORNcRR keeps
abreast oil the tlmes by getting out q six.
teen page illustrated edition,
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II. &C, IhIlrOnU,
Leave BOllAlru al 900 4. m. for woodS1eld and
Leave lea Bcllalro al iiso p. m. for wOodEnOld and
HummefhOd.
Leave ilellAire al 1875 p m. for woOdShold.
Arrive vi BtllAirO at i2ilb p.m from Blmmet1old
5!8O y. m. for lanuvllC. s25 q. IN. lot Woodlleld,
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Grand Opera House.
gsaal 0Ottess.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FuI.
" TON REAL ESTATE, B0AE MILL, AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Lewis 8. britt InohIo County
vs.. Circuit Court
Lewis Ortiz and others, luUhanrriy,
by virtue Of u decree Of said COlrt made In the
above entitled caUpo OH the lSt day Of December
1855, tho undersigned appointed special commits.
EOners for the purpose, Will sell at public auction
on the premises, occupied by Lewis Orb, at tho
East End OF the town Of Fulton, In said county Oh
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, lSsO,
Commencing at 10 O'CLOCK u. H., the hone mill,
aud the boiler aud engine, aud all the machinery
and Implements used on tho prelnlNs OF aid
Lewis 9th. Also the household and kitchen iuni.
tuTO and other personal property belonging To raid
Ortiz, except certain buTb and boilers aud other
machinery bought by EaId Onh ataialC Of pop
city formerly belonging 70 Michael Herr, aud not
used about the business VI laid Lewis OfIh Us con-
Quoted by him,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash,
A al
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areru Advertisements.

UTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hOugework. MuitGOnO well recommended
T,,1,,tra Al this Ofiica
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Sole Agent for DuPOnrs Sporting, Mining and
Blasting Powder.
RB'HeAdquarLors for EckormRnn 4 wits oele.
brated Church Candles, all styles Jazz