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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03

There is no installing the fact that
the republicans Of Indiana have en-
listed again under the old flag.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03

The adoption of the Reed rules by
the democrats OF Congress may compel
Buck Kilgore to put on his old boots.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03
AT BRADEN & FORBES FURNITURE ROOM

WILL and
BURIAL CASES, ladies'
country Especial
embaming preserving
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03

shall carry this year larger Wagons Carriages Pows
Hanow, Drills Rapes, Mowers, Cutivstor, Pante &c. than
before shown Northern Michigan prices
the times believe know the needs of this section and prepared
supply them Call and examine the improved implements
market
u pAJMwp
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03

Go 1t, Coxey. 60 IL!
You seem to have the pluck;
II you get any good from Congress
You'll beat the country for luck.
Kansas City Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03

Report Of County Treasurer, Tor
Quarter ending Mar. 81, 'e4.
-0----
TO thu Hon. Chairman and Board ~
StIpssVisors Of Crawford County:
GentIemeni We. the undersigned.
would respectfully submit the follow
ing quarterly report OF the County
Treasurer, for the quarter ending
March 3ist, 1894:
(Signed) JOHN HANNA,
WRIGHT RAVENS,
J. w. HARTWICK.
Dated at Grayling, this 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1894.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Song of Coxy's Brigade

We're marching on to Washington,
Our ragged coats we jerk;
We're howlin' through the country,
But
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-05-03

We're wadin' through the farmyards
Where the fattest chickens Turk;
We're feastin' on the country,
But
Don't
Want
Work!
Atlanta Constitution
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10
THE BnIDoEpomr END
or tho Big JonIflcatlon NicetinE-ArranG
msnts Isoing Made.

or tho Big JoniiIcatton NJ etinE-Arrangc-
ments IsoIng arnde.
Chief Marshal William Alexander,
who has charge Of the Belmont county
marching delegation from Bridgeport
this evening to join the big parade in
Wheeling, has appointed the fol-
lowing stall to assist him: Capt 0. NJ.
Davis. Major Frank Robinson. Capt.
Burgett McConnauShy and Comrade
". s. Sells.
Arrangements have been made for
all who may attend to join the pro-
cession either in wagons, carriages,
horseback or foot. A commander has
beep assigned for each division, and as
the delegates arrive singly or in groups
they will be met and assigned to their
proper place by one OF the aides who
have been selected by Chief Marshal
Alexander. AIeister's band will be on
hand at 6 o'clock in tho evening on
Bridge street, where they will play un-
til 7:S0, at which time the procession
will start promptly, and allwho expect
10 ioin it and take part in the biggest
parade ever seen in this part OF the
country must be in line and ready at
that time.
Many prominent and noted men will
be present. Martins Ferry, Bellalre,
81. Clairsyille and all the surrounding
country are very cordially invited to be
in Bridgeport on time, to join the
Photographers and march together to
Wheeling. where full and careful ar.
rangements have been nude with Chief
Marshal Sterling to be assigned place
in the great procession.
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WOMEN ALWAYS TIRED.
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher Says
She Has Known
But Half q Dozen Women Who
Wore Thoroughly Well.
The Routine Of Domestic Tasks Over.
drains Their Nervous Force.

Among all my frisnds-aud the
number Of my acquaintances has nsces'
sarily been rather large" says Mrs.
Henry Ward Beechsr. II can recall bat
half a dozen thoroughly well wOmen."
So many. in order to obtain the repu'
tatiOu Of being good housewives, work
from morning till night, cooking,
sweeplng and oyerhauling. :,
~ hat would the house look like"
they ask, "it l were not constantly look
ing after III" +,
Il would certainly look a good deal
more homelike II the wife and the
mother kept her health and high spirits
instead Of growing old and carsworn
from the struggle with dust and the
neglect OF their tired aching nerves, and
pale, watery blood that daily becomes
more aud more badly nouEished.
It Is not tho healthy WEAKNESS OF
muscle and brain, so easily forgotten
after good nights sleep; but it is the
weariness that remains till morning,
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and follows one through the day, that
should cause anxiety and desire for
prompt relief.
Whom the nerves and the blood have
thus become so badly nourished and the
strength thus reduced, food-food ap-
propriaie for building up the nervous
tissues and rest, are the plain and sim
pie means. in tact, the only means OF
restoring vigor and health. all the
material 80 urgently needed by the
million OF exhausted nerve cells and by
the thin, depleted blood are found in
that remarkable invigorator that food
for the brain and nerves, Paine's celery
compound. 1t fills the nervous and
muscular tissues all over the body with
the means OF rapid growth, the blood
gains new red corpuicles aud grows
rudy and capable OF thoroughly feed
ing the body. The strength returns,
and headaches, dyspepsia, neuralgia
and nervous debility disappear when
the tone OF the system has been thus
raised and the body abundantly sup
piled with fresh, life-giving blood.
The very first week in which this per.
feet nerve food, Paine's celery COM
pound, is conscientionsly employed it
will declare its tonic effect by the feel
ing OF returning strength, marked in.
crease in tho appetite, freedom from
pain and depression.
Paine's celery compound cures radi-
cally and permanently rheumatism.
heart weakness, diseases OF the liver and
the kidneys, and encourages the excre-
tory organs to expel whatever impure
humora there may be in the blood. This
is evident by the healthier, clearer con-
ditiou OF tho skin that physicians say
invariably follows when they prescribe
Paine's celery compound, as they so
commonly do where the body needs
building up aud when recovery is slow
after acute diseases.
Here is the experience OF Mrs. E. L.
Wing OF Putney, VT, in her own words:
81 had been afflicted with rheumatism
and neuralgia for many years. In a
year and half l have taken eight bot.
ties OF Paine's celery compound, and
have not been so free from these trou-
bes in fifteen years as am now. l ad.
wise all who are afflicted in any way
with rheumatism or neuralgia to use
paine's celery compound.
"For the nerves and tired feelings, l
think it is tho best dose of ambition
that have over found. Before l had
taken ono bottle felt almost like an
other person. Other medicines have
given inc only temporary relief. But
the compound has done mo more per-
manent good than the doctor or any
other medicine, and l eau hardly feel
grateful enough for tho benefit that l
have derived from its use."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10

A "Republican Ball" was given at
the city hall in Benwood last night that
was attended by nearly two hundred
persons, and was one OF the most enjoy
able events OF the season in Benwood.
The Benwoodites arc coming up to
Wheeling this evening five hundred
strong and will make an excellent show
ing. Benwood will have its jollitca-
ton next Monday evening. with Con-
gressman.elect B. 3. Dovcner aud Hon.
e. W. Atkinson as the principal speak
ers. A committee OF ten has been up.
pointed to perfect arrangements for the
event. and will meet Sunday afternoon
Mt 9 o'clock
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= 80. Mr. ]. y. vanee. Mt. Myron

II. pio... Nj. ]. n. vanes. NJ. MySon
~. 25-Mn Anton Reymapn. Mr.
John O. RiheIdafsr, DE- @ r uiHeh'
III. jacob ". GTubb.
The Opeta House band will report At
the odd Fellows Eall at 4 O'Clock for
est.ort duty. The other local bands en-.
eaeed will report at the hall at $3.50
Iet ali the Suiness houses and resi-
denees be decorated early 10 the alter
noon. 90 that tire town viii present q
rood appearance as the visitors arrive.
Turn ont. everybody, and make the
pfotection joIliacation Of 1894 the great
est in history. -.
night issued the following;
wHEEIss. ". VA. NOr9. 1914
ae Tss so S Sddislo1ni appointments are
Chief otstad. Dr. IL B. Bcguley. n.,,..,.
AIDES 70 chief rnAnhAis Jossph foIIAsE'
M d 70 s0g mSSSSal II dnt division. Ben
4idss % mInbai second division. Herman
z fSss % SeG mssf.hai shrd division Thomas
Hanna, Joseph KaIterbeen. James 4: gSSaaain sS
mammals and aldes:
Chief marshal. yellow aaAh.
Chief OF stat. blue sash.
MaFSlalG OF divisions, red satn'
Aides, white sash. I.L,I. a.
MarshalS Will wear sash from rlsn1 sn"u'ue' W
AIDE will wear sash around the waist. korsd
The following d.tngaIShInE marx SSS, % " BE-
Xides 10 chief red, white aud blue Ribbon
one-balf Inch wide. ,,.,.,. "a ..hAo,
Aides 10 maFAhRl Of second diyi'!on' WINE
"I HiIc: to MARSHAL Of third division. blue
All mounted ofIIcer aud aides will wear black
suits and military nlouch hats.
All uniformed clubs will DO assigned to hrSt
Z XII clubs and footmen not uniformed will
be assigned TO SGcbnd division, rs they appear
CI1bs and bodies expecting to appear in the
parade viii report 10 their division InaEshais not
M tron mn will be permitted In tho
line, aud division marshals Will SET this order
sJ much Of General Order No. as refers 70
the detachment Of Escort Club 1t he1d o. ntst
division Is hereby revoked. aud they will report
10 their commanding officer for duty;
Carriages for Invited guests aud reception
committee will form on Twelfth ana ShaptiuC,
right resting at ladies' entrance Of Mcclure
. Co,ored Escort Club will form on north side
ofTWeIfth street east OF Market right resting OF
10. In order that tho marching clubs receive
tho benefits Of the music: II Is reques'eu tna'
Tin horns be dI.penBGd with.
IL Bands will he aSlgued to places IN line Oy
tho chief Of Btnn.
BY command Of ,,
HUGH STERLING. Chief Marshal.
H. b. DAGULEY, Chief OF Stall
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wheeling. and was oiled with enthu.
siasm. It announced tha. clubs from
Pittsburgh and other places would join
In the celebration, which was 70 be .
big affair. Governor Mckinley. Secre.
tary ElkIns, Congressman Dalzell and
Congressman Dantord were 70 be among
the speakers. The solid congressional
delegation, reesntly elected In West
Virginia, were also 70 take part.
The Tippecanoe Club unanimously
accepted the Invitation. and will leave
Cleveland by special train at ] o'clock,
Saturday afternoon, arriving at Wheel
ing about 5 o'clock, and remaining IN.
I'll after the denomination. A motion
was adopted that the train should be
Allowed TO carry only members OF the
club and applicants for membership
whose applications had been iavorably
reported upon. The committee Of ar
rangements was made 10 consist Of the
regular officers OF the club. II was de-
cided 10 W0ar the regulation outfit,
consisting Of dark clothes and plug hats,
THE MEMBERS TO CARRY CANES
and wear chrysauthemum bOutonnieres.
A band OF music, consisting Of twenty
two pieces, will accom- pany the party.
Banners aud red lights are to be pro.
yided by the committee. All members
who cannot go are requested to send
their badges to Commander 7. D.
Brown, for the use Of members who can
go and who do not possess badges. New
badges can be obtained later by mem.
beers thus furnishing old oues. 1t Is
expected that fully 200 Republicans will
be In the delegation from this city.
The club decided to give a grand re.
ception next Thursday evening to all OF
the candidates elected in Cuyahoga
county, last Tuesday. Arrangements
are in progress to make the reception one
OF the most interesting ever held in
Cleveland. Speeches will be delivered
by as many Of the candidates as can be
heard from. and general Publication
will DO had. The meeting last night
was the first to be held since the election
to Congress Of Hon. r. E. Burton, one
OF the most enthusiastic members Of the
club. Eight new members were elected
and applications from nineteen persons
desiring to become members were re-
ceival
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A largely attended meeting OF the
Republicans of Martins Ferry was held
at the city halt last night, at which COM
plete arrangements were made for par
ticipa3ing in the great Notification In
Wheeling tonight. Mayor Samuel
Westwood WIS chairman and John W..
Crooks secretary.
It was decided to form on Fourth
street, right resting on Hanover, at $3.50.
with Major John A. Brown marshal and
assistants R. G. Montgomery. Howard
Hipkins, John A. Moore and W. r. Bow
man, and march down Fourth. Clay.
Third, FGyette, Second ane Washington
streets to the ferry landing, making the
round trip on the ferry boat Climax,
which leaves Martins Ferry at 1880
sharp. These committees were appoint
ed: Music, James Ralston, William
Johnson and ALA Mckee; finance. l..
w. Inglebright, Q. II. Carpenter, Sam
uel Westwood, Martin Myers. John
Fisher and H. S. Neal; badges. William
Joy and John ". Crooks; coons, +. q.
Pedelford and Charles Carpenter; trans
parencies, NJ. Aldredge, John Q. Hayne,
Joseph Hilton. John II. Madden, Thos.
Saunders, j. NJ. Walters, Harry Temple
and Carl Myers; howert. George W.
TruxelI, William Joy, A. W. Harris and
A. Weing.
The escort for the Martins Ferry
delegation will wear silk hats, chrysan-
hemums and carry canes. -
Those wearing white plug hats will
follow tho escort club.
Every man in the Martins Ferry
delegation will wear white chrysan.
themums and white badges, the name OF
tho town to appear on this, also Mckin-
ley's picture and reference to him for
President in 1895.
The delegation will have red fire aud
carry flags, trausparencies. coons, etc.
Ono thousand badges will be printed
for Martins Ferry alone.
Every man in Martins Ferry, who ia
glad protection triumphed, ia invited to
fall in aud march, whether Republican
or Democrat.
All PERSONS who arc willing TO con.
tribute chrysanthemum for the march
ers should leave them at Lewis store,
next door to the postoIlice.
Those who wish to wear white plug
hats and have none can got them at the
Cleveland Clothing Co.'S store.
Martins Ferry will send an imme nse
crowd and large drum corps.
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p1rrsBuRGH's QUALIFICATION.
1t VIII be Held Ono Week From Tonight
mud Our Clubs viii Participate.

II VIII bs Held Ono Week From Tonight
aud Our Clubs win Participate.
The Allegheny county committee
have decided to hold their iollifcation
over the result of the election, next Sat
urday night and are leaving nothing
undone to make it "a wonder" A big
meeting will be held in the Old City
hall, which will be preceded by a
parade, in which marching organize
tons from Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
all tho surrounding clties will partici-
pate. Banners will be presented to the
clubs representing the district giving
tho largest Republican increase, and
the one giving the largest Republican
majority. II will BIO one OF the largest
Notifications ever held in Pittsburgh,
and the Young Mems Republican Es-
cort club, OF this city, will be invited to
20 up and participate. This invitation
the club will probably accept, for they
have never yet Jared badly at the hands
OF the Pittsburgh neighbors, and will
owe the Americas club return visit at-
ter to-day. II the club decides to go
they will take band.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1891.
sell at public sale TO the highest bidder the trac.
OF land beautifully located near the National
Road. about four and ono half miles east Of
Wheeling. comprising b.9l5 acres owned AMI
occupied by Mrs. Etilc Russell In her lie time.
There Is a comfortable and ro0nly dwelling house
aud stable on the premises and many ttIlit,
shade aud ornamental trees. The right 10 li;91
the two lanes adjoining the property will be sold
with Il.
This property has been sublIvlded Into thred
parcels, two OF them containing about Que acfe
and half each, and the other. on which Tho
dwelling house stands. containing nearly lhtee
acres These parcels will be offered separately,
and tho property will he sold III such parcels or
as n whole, Us will DO found most advantageous
At the same time and place will DO sold a lot
fronting on tho National Road opposite Wheel
ing Par K, and containing .9lS Of an aero ,,
For the boundaries Of tho nbOve mentioned
parcels and lots reference Is madO 10 the decree
aforesaid. and TO tho plat filed with the coInniS'
sioner's report In heabovo entitled cause
TERMS OF SALE:-0ue'third Of tho purchase
money. and as much more Us the purchasermay
elect, IN cash. the residue In two equal INSTALL
ments ut one and two years from the day Of safe
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred ~
stallments. bearing Interest from the day Oh SAFE
aud the title TO be retained until the purchase
money IL paid In full and conveyance directed
by the court The purchaser OF tho parcel npOI!
which the dwelling house stanuS Will bC required
to insure the dwelling house In an amount 10 DO
fixed By the commissioner, ~ further Security
". r. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioner.
J. C. HERvEY, Auctloneer.
thereby certify that bond aud security has
been given rs required by law bv W. T. HuD'
bard. the Special Commissioner IN the ABOVE e"'
titled cause JOHN W. MITCHELL ClcrS-.
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The following was received last nigh
and will explain itself:

The following was received last night
and will explain itself:
FAIRMoNT. ". Va, Nov. s, 1894.
IHhreling Republican Club. Wheeling ". Va.
DEAR SIR:-The election Of our entire
county ticket, the defeat Of W. ]. Will
son and the rupture of the solid south
by West Virginia's Republican majority
OF 10000. all contributes to tho enthusi'
asm OF the Republicans here, which on
thusiasm is to eliminate in grand
Notification and illumination to be held
at Fairmont on tho night OF Tuesday,
the 18th of November, 1894.
Tho Republicans OF Marion county
extend to you hearty invitation to join
in the celebration OF tho most glorious
victory Of the 9th.
Very sincerely yours,
f. NJ SuowALTER,
JSo. W. MASON,
L. +. HARTLEY, SEC.
Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10

Yesterdays Cleveland, O., Leader
printed tho following: With banners
and an abundant supply Of material
for red lights. tho Tippocanoe Club will
go to Wheeling, Saturday afternoon, to
help the West VirginiNns celebrate the
defeat OF Congressman Wilson, author
OF tho famous tariff bill, and tho success
OF Ropublicanism in that state and tho
county over. At meeting hold last
evening; an invitation was road. 1t
came from the president OF tho com.
mittoe In charge OF tho celebration, and
was "a follows: I'VE have made q solid
break in the solid south. We arc go.
ing TO iolIiiy here Saturday night. We
want your club to help Vi"
LETTER WHICH FOLLOWED
the telegram was also read. It came
from tho Young Mems Escort Club of
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bu. ride inside Of the Electric Lighted
and Steam Heated Vestibule Apartment
trains Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St
Paul Railway and you will DO us warm,
comfortable and cheerful as in your own
library or boudoir. 10 travel between
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis, or
between Chicago. Omaha and Sioux
City, in those luxuriously appointed
trains is supreme satisfaction; and, as
the somewhat ancient advertisement
used to read, "for further particulars,
see small BILLS" Small bills land large
ones also) will be accepted for passage
aud slcoping car tickets by all coupon
ticket agents. For detailed Informs
ton address John X Pott, district pas
senger agent, Williamsport, Pa.
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ISD1AsApoLIs, ND, Nov.

1SDtANApoLIs, IND. Now s.
To The Editor Ofhe Inteni0ence.
Srn:-As an ex-West Virginian Ihave
a deep interest in the welfare OF West
Virginia. and do, therefore, heartily
congratulate you on your splendid VIC
tory on Tuesday. last. We, Republican
boosters, say to the Republican West
Virginians: Shake!
Very Respectfully
EwALD OWEN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fFUm FIttsUHFsh'
Capt Henry Seamon yesterday re.
ceiyed the following:
PlrrsBURGH, Pa, Nov. s, 1894.
"uuR.RAw. HELL o."

"uuR-RAw. HE'LL o."
Bro. SEAMoN:-Allow me- to congratu-
late you on tho elegant showing New
Virginia has made. No flies on the re-.
suit! Tho Grand Old Party still lives
and kicking mighty brisk. You can
now reverse the G. o. p. and make it
Z. o. G. "Poor Old Grover" We all
feel happy up hero. The people have
spoken and no free trade is wanted.
May trade improve and everybody
smoke Seamon's tobies.
Tnos. J. S. REYMER.
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ID. 3. POTTS *
Main and Tenth Streets. Wheeling, W. Va
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.


and occupied by r0Ome:6: will rent TO
some one that will buy furniture".....-..-s30 o.
20 aero farm north OF city, for market gard.
cnlng. 500 per annum
20 rooms. Main and Twenty first street ....,.--
NO o. Seventeenth StrSet................... 10 w
No l0i Nineteenth street.......... .......... 90
No. ol55 Main street, rooms both gases. IL 90
Building In roar OF 1901 Market street.... 80 %
FourrOOmed houses, Crescent Place. Coco. so
Four rooms. both gases aud bath, No. IS
Seventeenth ii %
Saloon aud dwelling. Martins Ferry. ad.
Joining c. & p depot...."..."............. IL 90
Eight rooms, both gases. hot water aud
bath. No. l0l6 Main Street.."................ Is 90
No. ~ Seventeenth street, eight rooms both
gases hot water and Dath.".." .............. 2 90
No. 22h Market street, three rooms .......... %
No. 50 Twentieth street.. 10 %
Store rooms Main aud Twenty first streets,
IS N and So w.
No 29iI Main 10 %
No go? Main street three rOons.............. 800
Two rooms southeast corner Market and
Twentyslxth street. .'..',................'.. W
No. 81 Sixteenth street. 20 %
No. IT'S Seventeenth street........... ........ 90
Building corner Twenty.tourth and mar.
kct streets, lately used as carriage
No. 3j?7 ChaplIne street, two rooms .......... 500
No. "35a Market street. both gaSeS..." ..... Is %
No. 469 Alley 500
No. ?G!l ChApllne street, store room aud
dwelling
No. 1906 Jacob IL %
No. 2lO jacob Street.. II W
No. 1897 ChaUlluc street. office room. "...- %
r.. FOR SALE
1OO.Acrc Farm. valued at $500; will exchange
for city property.
Three acres, cightroomed brick house. on Ma.
tionnl road. 81 miles west Of river, $1,000.
Real estate OF every description
JAMES A. HENRY,
Renl EStnto Agent ColIector Notary Publle and
Pension Attorney, No. 1872 Market street
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at a special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the "JUSCTION IRON COMPANY" to be held
O'Clock a. M, at the principal office. or place OF
business OF the company IN the City Bank Of
Wheeling. In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county.
West Virginia. tho following Notice Will DO
offered:
R;SOIvd. That the capital stock OF the JUNO
TON IRON COMPANY" DO. and the same Is
hereby increased by Ave hundred thousand
$500 000) dollars In five thousand (5,OO0l shares
OF one hundred s1OOl dUllas each. so that the
total capital stock OF said company shall be Que
million Isl .O0O. O0Ol dollars In ten thousand
10000 shares OF one hundred $500 dollars each.
II. X. LIST,
A stoCkhoIder Of said Junction Iron Company.
moss
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WANTED.

r ADY AGENTS-LADIES WANTED
IL 10 write for me at homo: ST. day; no eau
wasting. Reply with stamp Miss NERSA
LANGDON. South BEND. Ind. oc2