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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06
A Genie stimulus

Is impaired to the kidneys aud bladder
by Hostetter's Stomach BitteS, which b
most useful in overcoming torpidity o.
these organs. Besides infusing more
activity Into them, this excellent tonic
endows them with additional yigor, and
enables them the better to undergo the
wear and tear Of the dischargiug iunrt'
ion imposed upon them by nature
Moreover, as they are the channel fol
tho escape Of certain impurities from the
blood increases their usefulness by
Strengthening and healthtully stimula.
ting them. In certain morbid contli.
lions Of these important organs, they
fall into a sluggish state, which Is the
usual precursor Of disease. What then
can be Of greater service than u medi'
cine which iInpelS them 10 greater actiy'
ity when slOtllful2 No maladies arc
more lerilOus than those which salfecl
the kidneys, and q medicine which
ayerts the peril should be highly es'
tepmed.
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SERIOUS AcclDEST-LaSt Sun
day evening as No. 8 Engine on
o. r. r. was backing down from
the water tank Mr.. Ed. 7. Wilson,
the brakeman was standing on the
end of a car ready to make the
coupling, and when near the car
they were going to couple, Mr..
Wilson slipped and fell between
the cars his arm catching between
the bumpers, fracturing the bones
below the elbow aud tearing oil the
murcleslmSe, pinioning him In this
position dragging his body over the
ties for some distance, injuring
him internally aud tearing his leg
from hip to ankle. They finely
got him out, took him 10 the house
Of Mr.. W.. Allen. Medical aid was
summoned at once. After a con
snltatiun Of the physicians it was
deUued necessary to amputatO the
arm, which was done ut once. The
young man is a sober, industrious
and worthy gentleman, and being
the only support Of an invalid faith
er the blow falls heavy upon him
aud leaves each in a destitute sit,
tuition. Every Kindness is being
shown the young man by Mr.. AL
len and his estimable family. Thu
injury is of so severe a nature that
the young mans chances are not
very good for recovery.
Munday afternoon, after the
above was in type, the sufferer
died.
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MurNrAIS FLOWER IrEMs-Far,
mers busy getting their wheat in
the ground.
Quite u frost Friday and Satur'
day mornings.
Singing at Mountain Flower
every Sabbath evening.
Grandma BeChlle has returned
FROM Springfield, Ohio, where she
has been visiting.
Mr.. John Bechtle has a sick
child.
Schools have all taken uparound
in the country, except Mountain
Flower. Why are we so back.
ward7
A dance at Mr.. Bon. Lewis last
Friday evening.
Mr., Isaac Vankirk and family
have moved 10 Illinois; and Mr.. T.
Earwood will start to Nebraska in
a few days.
JameO Saunders, IT,, has a very
sore hand, caused by q cut with d
scythe.
Mr.. G. E. johnson has the incest
Nwn wheat field we have seen; he
also comes TO The front with the
boss team Of small horses. They
have made lO2 trips to the rive
Is miles,, and tended u good crol
this summer.
Political fever runs high. A
joint discussion between Rev. Byu'
and Captain Reynolds next Satur
day at tho Hall, at Q o'clock p. IN
Mr.. George Martin steps high
A bran new baby at hishOuso.
Mrs. Jennie Saunders, of Five
Mile, was visiting Mrs. Ed. John
son this week.
George Fadely, Jr, has bought
Henry swisher's corn mill; ant
Will. Blaine bought Will. Moore'l
store and will gil up with new
gods,
We are all for Ed. IIogg,
OCCASIONAL.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

IA County Court held for the Coan'
"a " Of Mason, at the Court House
theoeoi, on Monday, October 4th, 1886
WHRREAs, A petition signed by 81
voters Of Cologne District, this county,
has been presented ~ the Court pay.
Ing that the provisions Of Chapter forty.
Eve Of the Acts OF the Legislature o.
1885 making Il unlawful Tor any cattle,
mules, horses, sheep, hogs, goats. Of
geese 70 run At large, be submitted to
the qualified voters OF said Cologne Dis.
trict; therefore, Il Is ordered, that said
act Of the Legislature Bis submitted Ia
the qualified voters Of said District al
the iiext regular election IN be held OH
the Tuesday next after the inst Monday
IN November, 1886, iOr ratification or re,
lection. Its further ordered that thosl
voting Tor the adoption Of said Act o.
the legislature shall have Nritten VI
printed on their ballots "For Stock
Law" and those voting against the adj
option Of said Act shall have written nl
printed ON their ballots; against Stock
Law.n
a Copy-Tcste;
j. r. X, b. SMITH, Clerk.
.ootO-lw.
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Sam'l. B. McCulloch, whom many
Of our older citizens remember a:
having been stationed here for q
short time during the war, and
who so mySteriously disappeared
November 10Th, 1858, from hi'
home in Wheeling has been found
at GOrham, Meagher county, Mon
tana, working on a railroad. A,
the time of his disappearance he
was Clerk Of the Circuit Court oil
Ohio county, aud no reason is yet
known for bis sudden departure.
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RAlLRoAD NoTg..-Tbe Ohio Riy

RAILROAD NoTEs.-The Ohio Riy
er Railroad passed into Jackson
county last Wednesday, and must
nov be pretty well up into the!
county Bynsxt week the track
will be laid TO RayenswOod. Az
the rale rails are being laid per
day, the road win be bull. TO Park.
ersburg by the middle Of November.
Work has been commenced on
the Round House Of the Ohio River
Railroad. 1t is located near the
water tank, in the Extension.
The new Depot Of the K. & o. R.
R. is rapidly approaching compile
lion. An addition Of a dining
room and lunch room has been ad
ueu W the depot we UNDERSTAND
this department will be run under
the management Of Mrs. John S.
Miller, and II it is, the weary aud
hungry traveller, may rely upon
getting something good to eat at all
times.
The steam shovel on the o. R. R.
was taken from this place to Ora.
hun Station sunday, hut the grav.
Ell bed not bVing ready, was brought
back Monday night, and was put
ia position on The 0hio beach
Tuesday morning.
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More Than Was Contract ted
For,

John a. Stewart, Of the firm Of
Ledbeter H. Stewart, well known
contractors, at No. s Lafayette ave-,
was one Of the three fortunate hold.
ers Of a one fifth interest in ticket
1906, which drew 10000 at the
July drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery. A Tribune repre-.
sentative found Mr.. Stewart at his
elegant home at 736 Cass ave-, and
learned it from his own lips. Said
he; "Snme time before the July 1856
drawing Of The Louisiana State
Lottery, my friends W. J. Sullivan
and William Hertebvs Of this city
and myself parted with s. each for
fifteen different ffLhs interest in
tickets, II was my first venture.
We expected nothing, but wo re.
Ceived notice that ticket No 0,40G
in which we had fifth interest,
had drawn $1,000. and a check for
81, 600 was received and we divided
cqnally"-DctroH (MiCh) Tribune,
July IS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WEST VIRGINIA:

County Court held for the Coun.
a tS OF Mason at the Court House
thereof on Monday, October 18th, 1856
the following order was made;
Upon the petition Of +. y. Grover and
10 others, voters Of Hannan District:
Said petitioners pay that voting pre-
cinct may be appointed and established
at tho Cilenwuod School House In said
District. and that the same being con.
sidered by the Court, ii is ordered that
Il voting precinct be and is hereby ap.
pointed NJ the said GlenwoUd School
House in said District, and to be known
rs Glrnwoud School House; and il is or.
dclcd that a copy Of this order be pub,
lISlrd in the newspapers VI the county
Tor four successive weeks.
a Copy Teste:
]. p. Il. b. SMITH,
oct GIiw. Clerk.
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Virgins, the Canadian weather
prophet, had better put up the
shutters Of his prophecy shop and
go into some other business. The
10th Of September came and went,
and still terra frma behaved as U.s.
ual-no earthquake or terrible up
beavals having occurred so far a.
heard from, and all Of the returns
are in.
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CAuGIIT.-Bius, the murderer Of
siarkey, was arrested at Marion,
Lawrence county, Ohio, early Sun,
day morning by Mr., James Nc,
Glaughlin, Marshal Of Guyandoltei
aud was brought up to GallipOlis
Monday, where he was delivered
over to Sheriff Nease.
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Mr.. Frank jackson a brakeman
on the Ohio River Railroad met
with a very painful accident last
Friday night, resulting in having
his right hand caught between the
bumpers while coupling cars, LAGER.
s'ing the finger 10 severely that
ampulation may have 10 be por.
burned.
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Jersey Cattle for Sale.

W. II. Tomlinson has for sale on his
farm, three miles from Point Pleasant,
fifteen extra nice unregistered Jersey
heifers, in calf to Registered Bull De.
lancy Boy, descended from the famous
Irish Rose and Delaney the First.
Terms OF sale, reasonable. Also two
young Jersey Bulls, from same stock.
oct, off.
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Il is but a fey years siuce the
subject Of fish culture was called u
the attention of our citizens, and
in that time many ponds have been
constructed in this county and
stocked with fish. Among those
who take u deep interest In the
subject is J. NJ. Long, Esq, Of Rob
inson District. He built an ex
tensiye pond on his farm and about
two years since stocked it with the
German carp. A few days since he
seined his pond in order to Oscer
tain results, The original stock
were minnOws about two and one
balfinches long, nov they measure
from twenty to twenty.six inches
in length and weigh from five Il
fix pounds, lie also says that
they are as fine favored fish a,
he ever ate. lie now thinks he
will enlarge his present pond and
also build an additional one.
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Here's to you, Will. Jewett; with
thanks for your kind remembrance.
The REGISTER does not advise any
one to drink, but if they will do
so, drink pure liquors-and a good
place to get such liquors is at ster.
ling's, storlz House Saloon, where
the genial Will, Jewett is presCrip.
ton clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Parties desiring to purchase some
fine milch stock, would do we'll tn
read the advertisement Of W. H.
TOlulinsOn, ESQ., in this issue, Of
fering a lot Of Jersey hcifen for
rale. This stock is the best in the
county, and all arc good mixers
and good butter COWS, We have
one now that We world not part
with for a hundred dollars. Mr.
TomlinFOn has given special atten,
tion To the breeding Of mich cows
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1t is certainly a very wrong
thing for any person to do, to let a
horse standuuhirclcd in thsstrceta,
no matter how gentle hois. Horses
are liable 10 be scared at any mo.
ment and run away aud do much
damsse, il not xvi sone one.
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LOTTERY.

ave do hncby certify that m a,pcrrisr ht
arrangements for dHhs Monthly AID OUR.
terly Drnrilgs of The Loriddn State
Lottery Company, and ia person maaugc and
cmtrOl he Drarhgs Mrni~lrst, aud hui hr
siVls ale conducted lriih honesty, lai7it&,
and IN 0OOi faith iolrurd all pudir,, aud trs
authorize The Company 10 ua this certificate,
with fre.'iilIlcs Of our sigtaiGus attached,
in iis n,lryriiSsiprjis.n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Tho first quarterly meeting oil
this Conference year, win be held
in The Point Pleasant NJ. r. Church,
October 10th and 18th. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. j, NJ, Waldcu, Presiding I'll,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

The time for prophe>ying we'd
dings is fast approaching. Like
the Spring, the Autumnal days
turn the thoughts Of the young I'd
the tender passion We have two
weddings down on the list, dead
sure within the next fifteen days,
and shall be greatly disappointed,
if we do not receive Us many orders
Ia print he usual matrimonial in.
vitaliOns before that time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

WTASTED-A CANvAsSEH N
w EVERY town in West Tirginm,
to self the Sirchnpr NeCkdp, patented,
It simple, economical and dnaiir dtyh,,
with which etrty hlan ihNkpa nj. own
nerktie at less than nne.iehiII the rost If
the manufactured article, Greatest nny,
city eithe day; staple rs -four; sells NJ
sight. SpeUial territory IN pHM men,
Send stamp for particulars, or 81 rrira
lor iOur necktitp colpplple worth SIIO,
kIKOHNEli,ll'F'6, 60,
l+O iihlCaAFenue, pltistMygh, "a.
sept - Inn
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prnsosAls.-Mi,s KitIle McMul.

PERsoSAts.-Miss KitIis McMul'
lin, Of Parksrburs, isgisiting The
family off N. wh4ley, editor o.
the Ga.ctic, 10 this city.
Hon. James B. Meuager and wife,
left Saturday to spend a few day;
10 the mountains Of Monroe.
Mr. A. G. vanGildsr, has return.
ed from the shore, mnch i'm
proved in health, We are happy to
say.
W. T. Hopkins and wife, Of
WellstOu, ohiO, spent several days
with friends in this place last week,
and on Saturday went to Graham
Station TO visit Mrs. HIS. mother,
who has been i'll for a long time
with consumption.
The many friends Of the Rev.
MI Ward will be glad to know
that he is to remain in this place
during the cunning Conference year.
Oscar Nicholas, Of Point Pleas.
ant, W. Va, spent Sunday in Lo'
gan, the guest uf Charley Work.
LOgan SatineI.
Hon. Perry Simpson, Of Mason
county, was shaking hands with
his Democratic friends here Mon
day.-Putaum Democrat.
A. D. Houston, Of New York,
formerly Of the Kanawha Lumber
and Furniture Company Of this
place, spent a day III our city last
week.
Mr.. Henry sisson is very proud.
He has u fine 10 pound daughter at
his home. -KanaUha Gazette.
Our young friend, Harry B. AS.
bury, has been promoted to Agent
at Point Pleasant Station, Ohio, on
the c. FL. V. & 7. Railway, in place
of his brother, B. F. Asbury, re-
signed, on account Of i'll health,
Hurry is a clever aud accommoda'
ting young man, and we together
with a host Of friends on this side
Of the river, rejoico over his pro
motion, for we know he will ill
his Office worthiIy and satisfacto'
rily to his employers.
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The Thirteenth and fourteenth
Regiments West Virginia VOlun.
teers andfhe q. A. R. Posts will
hold re union at Point Pleasant
on the 10Th Of October. Ex Con-
federales have been inviled.-.Nd'
dlq,OrL Herald.
Perhaps the "YankS" wish to
know what the condition Of the cot.
fee, salt and tobacco trade now is
among the Johnnies. Fill your
pockets with coffee and salt, boys,
and go over to The Point on the 10Th
Of OClober.-MAdhm Democrat.
Enquirer,
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We attended the Macarthur,
Ohio Fair last week, aud had a
very pleasant time, and made
many new acquaintances. The
Fair was a good one, considering
that this was the second year, and
under the management of MesSrS.
Mctirath and Hook, it will soon be
olas.ed among the hest Fairs held
in Southern Ohio. Several Mason
county horses were there, aud as
usual kept up the reputation Of
Mason county for good stock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06
HIGHLAND CHIEF.

1NHE celebrated stallion Highland
Chief will make the season OF ISSG
in his new stable near the bridge which
crosses Crooked Creek at liz nouth, al
$50 the season, Mares notprovihg Will
ioal may be returned next season free Of
charge. Pasturage furnished at 80 cents
per week. Oats and hay Sl.OO per week
Mares can be sent frum a distance BY
boat, ownersgiving notice in advance Of
shipment. The best care and attention
will be given. Accidents and escapes al
owners risk. Address all colnmunica,
tiOns to ]. j. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia.
may 5.iw.
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The REGISTER is one of the best
county papers published in the
State. Largest circulation, Only
slOO u year.
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10000 HEWaRn,

THE undersigned willpy sl@OO re.
ward for the arrrst aud uinvistiun Of
the person or persons whs cut hose
Their talges ard carried away .helrllnr ,
q their landing jasl above toRn, on iI,r
halaWha' on ille night Of the 18Th Of
septtMbeT, iSsH.
ARMSTRONG BROS,
Point Pleasant, seE. ~ 1884, Nv,
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cAPITAL PRIZu s7s, 600.
100000 Tickets ut Five Dollars Each
Fractions, In FiithS In proportion.
IMPROVISATION FRlSEs

1867 Prizes amounting to..".""S285, 800
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only TO to the Office OF the Com.
pahy in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL,
NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange in ordinary let.
ter. Currency by Express lat our ex.
pense) addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
or n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, nc.
Make P.0. Money 0drerS payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
sept l5-lm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Small lot mixed paints for sale
very low at Van Gilder's Drug
Store.
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Beautiful Hats and Bonnets,
trimmed and untrimrned at Miss
Jones', at bottom prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Incorporated in 1868 for % years by
the Legislature Tor Educational and
Charitable purposes-witll a capital Of
81, 0OJ,CO0-tO which reserve fund OF
over Sl600OO has since been added.
b. an Overwhelming popular vote IL
franchise WINS made a part Of the present
State constitution adopted December I'd,
A. d., 1870
The only Lottery t,er ro'cd aud endorsed by
hs people Of any Sdte.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

The following are the appoint.
Ineuts for the Charleston district at
the Methodist Conference held at
MorganlOwn last week.
J. NJ, Warden, ?. L, Charleston
Station-A. J. Lydai Charleston
Circuit-C. p. Ryan; Clifton and
Masonic, W, KepleT East
CharleslOn-J. S. Jenkins, sup.
Hartford City. W. Grilliths; lie.
tart and Leone. W. Marshtm;
Malden-A, Moore; Mill Creek-W,
L. Mccoy, sup; Point Pleasant-R,
B. Ward; Raymond City-To be
supplied: Ravenswood-U. Pribblej
Ripley-E. D. W. King; Jackson
]. NJ, Grove; Spencer-C. r. Shac'
klcford; Walton-J. J. White Cal,
houn-W. W. Atkinson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Last Friday night our Town was
the scene Of a disgracrful row,
right on one Of our most principal
thoroushfareS. Some halfdozen
men were engaged in a drunken
fight, beating one.another over the
head with clubs and brickbats, and
the police powoTless to quell it be.
cause they had mt the critic tackle
the rutlians. We say ruiIians, for
no one but rullians would
engage in such u row, on the
streets, The town authorities must
do something to break up this row.
dyiSm Oil our streets. If the police.
men we have CaunOt keep order,
then more and better men should
be appointed, And too, the ordi.
nance ought to be rigidly enforced
against all men who fail or refuse
to assist the officers in u case like
this, when called upon to do so.-
We hope there will be no recur.
renee Of this rowdyism again.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Parksrsburg .ha, been selected as
the place for holding the next an
nnal conference II The NJ. E. Church
Of West Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

Putnam Court adjourned last
Thur.day after q few days session.
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. ncref snLes or p0slnones.

II NtVtT HIIIt8 Vt VI"IIWNtN'
It's Grand Sngte Ndnfber drawings take
place monthly, aud the Extraordinary
drawings regularly every three months In
stead NJ Senii.Annually ~ heretofore, be-
ginning March, 1850.
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO wiz FOR.
TINE, TENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
K, IN THE, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW OR.
LEANS TUESDAY, OCTOBER I.tl, lSSG-I9ith
Monthly Drawing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-06

W hr undersigned Banks anil BmkqI
miW payaH Pri:a imWp il The Louisiana
Stat L,iteri,s rhrirh may be lraeatcd at our
counters.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

oct Gsiw.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-13

Eckman 4 V, Lee Roy Myers, Frank 4 Co. N
e Hopkins, smith Bros co, Epstein 4 Bro,
II sanders, Bendheim Bros 4 co. Moore \,
" " Owens; Weed = G, / 9 Haas, Finn q
II Myers Bros, Melnhard Bros a co. DIR y
Cox, Ellis, II \ co, savannah Taxes, Aunio
Davis l. PutAel, L Alexander
Per steamship City OF savannah from New
lork-A r Altmaycr n Co. Aeosta a n. Rev
Mother Bbbese, G w Allen, Ahrams n n ar
Birnbaum, Bendheim Bros a Co. Byck Bros.
r. Blodgett, y l. Breese. /. Rastein Rvrk a ~
! 6 Butler. N Boley a son, Mrs A Rlstx. Rar
bour Bros, Branch n g, J Cohen, q II ohap-
man, NJ Case, Cuhbedge, Mrs. w Cun-
ningham, Chess -Carley Co, W S Cherry q Co.
Z II Carson, Cosohna & Co, + NJ Connor ID
Dubois, Dasher & Co DR. VIM Duncan, Jno
Derst, Nj Doyle, J A Douglass 4 60, Can't III
q Daggett I Epstein 4 Bro, q Eckstein 4 Co.
Eekm An v, Einsteln \ l., A Enrich 4 Bro,
Ellis. ii n Co, J II Estill, Epstein & w. JH
Further, Frank Co, A Fax & Son, l. Fried
NJ Ferst SEQ, fleischman a Co. L. j Csazan i
= Germaine. b Nj Garfunkle. G Gemunden,
NJ Golinsky n Co, George & q, Graham q IN
s Guckcnheimer 4 son, & NJ Gilbert n 90. j
Gardner. S HeXter, Hymes Bros & Co Heart
n X, + W Human, Helmken,F N Hun
J X Haltiwanger, A Hanley, ) A Herschbsch
\ Co, HOlcOmbe, G & Co, " G Jackson, n ,
kleder, krouekon, kavanauRh 4 b, p o
kessler, stmr Katie, Lippman Bros, ten x
Lawton. Lilienthal A Son, Lowell q l., Mrs =
N Lewis, u II Lewis, Lindsay NJ. Lang,
Lowell 4 son. ID h Lester, Jno Lyons n co.
4 Lefiler. Lang, J Lawton, b + McKenna.
Mohr Bros K Molina, II Myers & Bros, Geo
Meyer. A J Miller 4 Co. Lee Roy Myers, d !
Morrison, T. Moyle. II J Meyer. } j Mcmahon
Mcdonnell n Co, J McGrath n Co, n & Mcfn--
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