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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

that some of this extra dairy butter is
as good, and in some instances little
superior, TO The finest creamery. The
dairymen are progressive ana intelli-
gent butter-makers, and they put their
butter up in neat packages, registering
it under their own Trademark and
hunting up their customers all over the
country. Their methods are not Sc
cret. They can be adopted and fol-
lowed by any dairyman or farmer, es-
pecially on large scale. In the first
place, the butter at these farms is
churned at the point of pleasant acidity
and not when he cream is sour, The
churn is stopped at the graduating
point and the butterm k washed out
with cold water. Then the salt is put
into the churn and worked carefully
into the butter. Then the butter is
taken ouL aud worked over cereully,
and packed into neat prints or moulds
of various sizes.-E. L. Smith, in Ne
brdskd Farmer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02
FARM AND GARDEN,
Ben Jones.

Ben Jones he helped me hay three year,
Er curis genius, too,
DO well enough along at first,
But shirk fore he got through,
When t come erbout the last two weeks
He'd get ten times as rich
Er swappin' bosses up in town,
As helpn' NOV an pitch,
An them of course, he want no good,
Might just as well set still,
His mind was alwuz on err trade
, Or recknin' up his bill.
An so last year I says ter him
When he began ter plan;
Z" never want ter keep err Teller
From maxim all he can.
If you can do err better thing
wy will let we go;
Wen settle up come Sat'day night
An see how much | owe"
He'd worked little more'n I thought,
1t come ter forty-four.
So paid him up an Off he went
with mighty things in store.
The next knew, he'd bought er boss
Up there of ole Joe Brown,
An Joe, you know, was alwus called
The worst dead beat in town.
Wall, see Ben t'her blacksmith shop
Soon arfter that, one day,
An so I says, " Is business good?
An how dye make it pay?"
He seemed ter kinder hawk an haw
An said he'd had hard luck,
But then was on the pint of Jest
Their biggest trade he'd struck.
never heered how that come out
An kinder lost his track,
Was gone nigh on err month, guess,
Afore he worked round back.
But come erlong bout dark one night
With cash all swallered up,
He brought er Shanghai iooster home
An er little mong'rel pup.
--NeW England Fdrme
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

twenty-four page journal, is the leading
Republican family paper of the United
States 1t is filled with interesting reading
matter for every member of a country fam
lily. 1t is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and
gives all the general news Of the United
States and the world. 1t gives the events
of foreign lands in nutshell Its "AGRI-
CULTURAL" department has no superior in
the country. Its MARKET REPORTS are
recognized authority in all parts of the land.
1t has separate departn ents for :" THE FAM
lily CIRCLE" and "OUR YOUNG Folks"
Its HOME AND SOCIETY" columns COM
mand the admiration of wives and daugh-
tiers. Its general political news, editorials
and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant
and exhaustive.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02
HOw's This p?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Proprietors, Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price seventy-fve cents per bottle,
Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

If the work can be done in the win
ter, clean out the currant, strawberry,
raspberry and blackberry rows of the
rubbish and burn it. If mulch has
been used, however, it is not safe TO re-
move it until the approach of spring.
Many insects are destroyed by con-
signing rubbish to the flames while the
weather is cold.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

Because upon the condition of
the Blood depends the state of
every organ and tissue of the
the Body. If the Blood is thin
and impure there is weakness,
nervousness, That Tired Feel
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

SINCE the Chicago dairy test we have
heard less of breeds than at any time
before. 1t is the individual cow dairy
men are now looking for, not the breed,
says James Cheeseman.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

COMMERCIAL valuations do not neces-
sarily measure the relative value of
fertilizer for use on particular farm.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-02

ing, and you are in the condi-
ton which invites disease. If
the Blood is pure and healthy,
you have sweet sleep, nerve
strength, mental vigor, a good
appetite, perfect digestion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
sIsTERsxILLE NOTES.

SIsrERsv1ILE. November The
receipts Of the Eureka Pipe Line Co.
for the twenty-iour hours ending at
seven a. m. to-day, as reported by the
engineers at the Thistle pump station,
were l1,G40 barrels.
w. L. Cox, a prominent business man
OF Cincinnati, is in the city to-day.
G.. B. Thompson left to-day for Man
niugton.
f. +. Dunlap, for Waterhouse Bros,
Wheeling, is in the city to-day.
Henry NJ. Briles returned from
Wheeling where he spent several days
With friends.
The body OF Mr.. Reed, who was scald-
ed 20 death Yesterday, was to-day taken
TO on City, mis- former home, for inter
ment.
Conually Bros. we'll on Carroll run,
two miles above MiddIebOurne, will
reach the sand tomorrow or Friday. II
this we'll proves a good one ii will open
up an entirely new territory. Should
10 prove dry they will drill another test
well down the run near MiddIebOurne.
WIN. Waller, well known oil mau,
of Butler, is in the city to-day on bust
ness.
C. NJ. Hutchinson, Of Tiltonsville, 0
has accepted position with O. b
Slema6er, the fancy Rroceryman, o.,
Wells street
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oliver Byron present
the UPS aud Downs Of Life At the
Biiou tomorrow evening.
w. z. Logan, OF Philadelphia, is reg
iStered az the Newell to-day.
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NOTES AND NOTIONS

A young clergyman startled a London
East End congregation the other day by
announcin, Hymn fourteen and seven
pence hali-penny." In his nervousness
be had confused the OfertOry total OF
the previous Sunday with the hymn
figures. -Tu-Bits.
An Indian does not have % be at Has
kell institute long 20 catch MP with the
times. A young buck, who entered a
month ago as "Deer-in-the-WOO is
already De Forest Antelope. Topeka
CGDitUL
Minister (prays)-"And, oh, Lord,
We beseech Thee 10 guide the minds Of
our people In the way OF truth. May
the chosen rulers Of our State and or
our cay ever be God-fearing men, who
shall administer the laws TO the ai-
vanc8ment Of honesty and purity aud
all righteousness. Disguised Demo
crat (mutters) I'm going TO leave
this church. I hate pOliucs in the pull
pit-JudgC.
you are charged with having voted
five times ia one day" said the Judge,
Sternly. II am charged, am 10" repeated
the prisoner. That's mighty odd.
expected TO be paid for it. "-Nclg Yorb
sun.
This bonnet makes you look a great
deal older. Wouldn't you like another
shape?" CustOmer-No, no. 1t will be
none too old bv the time I get my
change back.-Inter-O ocean.
Maude-I hope you avs not going 10
marry that Mr.. Korter,' Eate-Real-
ly, don't think it would make any diff
ference to you, dear, If didn'L-B0StoH
Transcript
He-Do you think that marriage is a
failure? heIlprOspec.ive bride)-No,
hardlyT az just temporary en-
barrasSQ Ken I0r5 World
IL wish i were a rumor.
u EWhy so? Kennard-So that
u n gain currenCy.-TrlH.
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BELLAIRE.

The Republicans take the prize this
time, as this shows: Secretary Of State,
Taylor 1,195, Turner $50, majority AS;
Congress, Daniord, LIS, Barnes 722,
majority 456; Sheriff, Darby l,22S, Min
emeyer GAL, majority 5s7; Commissioner,
Bailey 100, Greenlee 742, majority AIS;
Coroner, Furbay's plurality is 297. IL Is
believed now that our tOwnsman, VIM.
Darby, will have over 5000 plurality 10
the county, the largest ever given for a
county officer In giving the vose on
local option we made an error. The
votes counted for aud against, and we
thought 10 was for local option and
against; but 10 was for the sale OF
liquors ana against the sale and the lat
ter had G5 majority.
The water works will put in new set
Of boilers Of three hundred horese-
power from the Union Iron Works, OF
Erie, at a cost Of about Sl,275.
Miss Anna Sbupe was taken sick
Tuesday and was unable TO I'LL her
place at school in the afternoon.
Howard McGregor was home from
Columbus University TO vote.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart aud son Frank, of
Jerusalem, o., are visiting at NJ.
Booths.
That lecture on temperance by DR..
Boole in the first n. +. Church tonight
will be well worth the trouble of attend
auce, as he is iorci0e speaker on that
subject or religion.
The presiding judges took the re-
turns 20 ST ClairsviIIe yesterday, and
the Democratic ones had TO stand pretty
strong chatting.
Howard Bender will be located at
Richmond as round house foreman, for
the Chicago division OF the PennSylya'
MIA railroad. Success, Howard.
A son Of Wm Rose, OF the Fifth
ward, is sick with 8 fever.
Tonight Belaire Council, No. s., O..
u. A. NJ, will meet In q. A. K. hall.
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story Of Jefferson.

7slC YORK ITiJHHa
George j Obermaun, the Milwaukee
brewer, tells the following story: IL
was In Washington last year for few
dBys and one evening j fell To- with Jo-
seph JetferSOn's son Ton. he suggest
ed that we go TO call on the President
and the proposition suited me 20 T..
We didn't have long 20 wait az the
White House. Mr.. Cleveland received
Us very cordially.
land what are you doing now, Tom?'
he asked.
Tm making more money than ever
before SAYS Tom. I'm 10 new line
Of business altogether, and il brings me
IN large profits.
"'What under the sun can it be?'
asked the President.
"'Why, wherever I 60, said Tom, 4
snoOp around the old secondhand shops
aud art stores and pick uD old pictures
for about "a apiece and then sell 'em TO
father for $500 apiece
"Mr. Cleveland laughed heartily.
But did not believe the earn at all
Tom, says he, you'll have TO stu
very late al night aud get up very early
10 the morning il ever you really expect
20 get the better OF your father In a
business deal"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

!. r. Jones. Administrator Of
the estate Of Esther Maxwell In Chancery.
vs.. j. ID. Maxwell and others
By virtue OF az order eutere5 In the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court 81 ono
County, W. Vs., on the eth day Of Oct. lsH D.
Is referred 20 the undersigned Commissioner -
ascertain and report:
!. What real and personal estate and assets
belonged 70 said Esther Maxwell, decease Z.
with the liens upon the sane. II any.
The account Of !. +. Jones, administrator
OF said estate.
3. The debts. II any, due BY The said Father
Maxwell at the time 81 hsr death. and the
order in which the same are entitled % be
paid.
l. Any other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned
has fixed on Wednesday. the Zsth day Of No
vembeF, 1894. At . 4. ~, a. the time, and his
Office 10. 1917 Chap.ine street Wheeling. W.
Va. IS the place a. which be will proceed ~
ascertain the several matters in said order OF
reference required.
Given under my hand this l7th day Of octo
Der. 1891 GEO. T. BOYD,
ontIeoav-y Commissioner.
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JUVENILITIES

at Franks house they had ounce
Jam FOR supper; but Frankie had been
$40, so his mother said 70 him: Frank,
you canuot have any Jam; il will make
YOU sick. and then you might die. "
frank took this like a little man, until
he saw his mother help herself 20 jam
the second time. Then be pushed his
plate slowly toward the forbidden dish.
and said, with elaboration. "Well, u
you are going to die, / might as we'll
die too. Gimme some Of it."-Hdrper'S
BGzrr.
Suppose, Bobbie, that another boy
should strike your right cheek, asked
the Sunday school teacher, what
would you do?" "Give him the other
cheek 20 strike" said BoObie. That's
right" said the teacher. ''HeSSum, "
said BObbie, land 10 he struck that, I'd
par1IyZe him. "-HGrpCr's Bazaar
FrleCd-"What is your father doing
now, Jimmy9' Jimmy-"Father? Do
10? Less see-this Is Sadderdy-l
spect he's tryin' to bOrrer So bill about
now. Plain Dealer.
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Thev Came HIgh in Roman Days.

Under the Roman empire the prices
paid for slaves were ruled, as prices al
ways are, by the relotons Of supply
and demand, the capture Of province
being followed by q Elut in the market
and a consequent fall 10 value. The
value OF an ordinary slave without Spe-
cial accomplishments fuctuated be-
tween So and $50, bat that OF physi-
clan remained nearly constant, for a
long period, az the very respectable fg'
ure Of SlO,OO0-NClC York Medical Rec
ord
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Animal Maifa-

A Maryland man is said TO have a
hunting tarrapin. He has taught ia %
lure It's fellows out OF the soft mud, aud
he says that by It's assistance be made
Sc, 600 last year.
A woodcock with a broken wing flut-
tered into the house OF Farmer B0lger,
uear Cape May, y. Y, and bid iu a cup
board. Its piniOn was set by the village
doctor, and Mr.. Doodle bird has become
90 tame that be will let the young Boil
gers stroke his plumage.
A WAGNER at a farm near Cardiug-
ton, Eng, was surprised the other day,
when, on reaching down bis coat FROM
the peg 10 the stable, where 10 had
been hanging for a few days, be dis
covered that a swarm Of bees had es-
tablished themselves 10 one OF the
pockets and deposited a quantity OF
honey.
For ten summers a land tortoise has
lived 10 Robert NJ. DoolittIe's garden,
near Jamaica, L. 1. To winter he sleeps
10 the cellar. He is sinEu'ariy fearful of
rain. The moment tho drops begin TO
fall he wadd,es as fast as be can 20 the
shelter OF the porch, where ne stops till
the shower is over. II a little water is
dropped on his cover the tortoise scut-
Ties away TO cover. Though often
tricked In this fashion, he never grows
wiser.
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The BICYCLE Costume.

Notwithstanding the general outcry
of disapproval from both sexes, several
women OF society have adopted the
French bicycling dress. This has the
abbreviated skirts, which are DO longer
than those Of a bathing costume, with
out the very sensible raison d'etre for
the lngth, or rather want OF length, az
iorded by the latter.-N0l0 YOre Tri-
blfnes
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Esther maxwell. deceased
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Ohio. nade IN cause therein
pending. 20 subject the real estate o. the said
Esther Maxwell 70 the payment Of her debts.
YOU are required 70 present your aims against
the estate o. the said Esther Maxwell Tor adiu
Office. No 1917 ChGphne street wheeling. 90
The said county OF Ouio In tue state % N est
Virginia, On OF before Wednesday. the 18th DAY
OF November. 1891.
witness. John ". Mitchell, Qsrk OF tie
said Court This l7th day % October, 1906
octlsoAWv JSO. ". MITCHELL
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The salvation Army.

General Booth, founder OF the Saliva.
tion army, says: "My career as SOU
winner has been a succession Of dives
into the deepest recesses Of human de-
Dravity, fifth, degradation and misery.
Ny soldiers have followed me and res.
Cued unfOrtunateS right aud left. Tue
church has not done this work 10 has
tried and failed The Salvation army
is, therefore, the only organization that
can LED spiritual light INFO the iowilest
places. Ii is the only orNnlzation that
can effect salvation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
PUBLIC SALE on RUSSELL GOTTA AND LOIS
ON sATuRDAY NOV. III ieot,
FOR SALE

Fine residence west side Nortb lNaia street,
all conVenisnces.
A hrstclass sir -roOmed dwelling south ffonI
east side tine lot; al conyenieucis.
Fiye-ro5mtd BRICK house North pain. DAP
Nl ssvera' i welcomed house, ia s,rssl par.s
% the city, from 81 200 % i2.0OQ
MONEY 10 LOAN
To sums OF one hundred dsllafs % apFAf&
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To LEFT.

ITO LzEST.
Srocmsd dwelling ofthe late W. II Roblhson,
AZ fitonyille, - acres OF ground 10 10 one OF
the best places on The Ohio river.
5 rOomed 0wslling Market street.
1.roomed dweiEg, u South Penn street
sroomei dwelling 10 Virginia street.
i-roomed house. 1882 Market street
5foomcd dwelling, North wabash street
5roomed house, 25O5 Woods street.
4roomed house, 1874 High street
Store rooms and dwelling rooms very cheap
Tor bA!aRce OF this year
SMITH & DICKINSON,
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE Insurance,
1929 MARKET STREET.
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WAsHINGToN, d. c., November r.
A commission has been issued 70 John
Hurhan as postmaster 50 Churchville,
Lewis county, W. Va.
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The wherefore OF Dwiudlod ChrYsauthe-
NUNS
Nsr YORK sun.

Ner YORK sun.
The misbehavior Of chrysanthemums,
after one has paid q dollar a pot for
them, is one OF the woes OF the house.
wife who expects them 10 serve for Two
seasons. In the second year they will
often flower coDiOusIy, but each bios
som will be only q quarter Of the size of
the blossoms that were on it when 10
cost a dollar. The florists pinch of an
bur ten or a dozen buds 10 order TO
throw the strength Of the plant into
them alone And after plant is TWO
years old they seldom try 90 keep IT,.
They let il rest in the cellar during the
winter, and "slip" the new gaoWths for
forcing aud selling To the fall
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GEO.J. MATRISoN
REAL ESTATE AGHfT.
Telspho1e i0I i11l Tket ottes1
REAL ESTATE F0RI

The residsnes Of James " Parton. Esq,
no. 1900 Chaplins street, ~ NJ ~ = 10. ~
l3gn. ore of.the finest fnisheh DWELLINGS, ia
The ciiy. modern IN aii its appel ntmsnt..
4 desifable residence properly, ~" ~ -
diana street; T rooma. m0dsrf.
nos 12G, 1913 and 100 south Pens strseI
cheap. s 49,.
story frame dwelling Of 8 r0omi' lDs oIAiSJ
feet II bought In next ten dayi can ~ hAa iof
a. G00casb. 49,. s.t.t.
No. II ThiTteenth street. 10 10Y ollSAs
No. 193 Four esath sired Ofi'A A'N'@
% One-half IT, value. =, -.
nos Z2I0 aud 22iS hart.t sIes- :
double hflck dwelling. properly ~ sI.'uls s.ol
NO. p n. Wabash street, is,Ah"' %sto4I
frame dwelling o. rooms Whlft % DOlh
floors: lot 2srlZ0 feet -, -,
No 1891 Eon street., Lstofy ~ s,acs
Ing of6 rooms; half lot. Ne. fsg. 30 - -'A'"
10. 529 EaiR strest. 2-story ffiek dwelling
OF r. rooms. L., -. go
frame house on NcColiOch .Feet ~ -.
TO LEASE-31 feet Of gfounl on tne s-.s
side Of Market stree. north Of ~ tentb ssfeeA
or he owner will build fOf cool teaant-
RINEHART 81 GATUM
city Essk BailtiHE doom No.si Ieispa'ss ~
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FOR RENT!

The new brick Hotel, 10 be finished
November /, known as Hotel Wells
Has IS sleeping rooms, hot aud cold
water, both rooms. etc. Everything In
modern style. Heated by steam. Finely
located. Electric llRhts, bells, etc.
Only first class modern building la
The city. Has to be seen TO be appreci-
ated. Address
EPH WELLS.
Ocl4,adb SislersviIIe, W. Va
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LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES.

Wheeling
eBauk Incorporated July S 1862
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A. te BankEx IA
IsaL BY t StAeB ami "
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REPORT OF STATE BANK EXAMINER
LIABILiT .ES.

Wheeling Russell Presidents
corpo
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RESOURCES.

PEOPLES BANK Wheeling W Va r oBrsn President W;
incorporated April H. 1861
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Two Antoe.

New York World; A
men who have die6
notable are oliver We
Alexander III.-"the
BREAKFAST Table" and
Am the Russias"
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c A " State Bake
Sorr1 1874 b the Stated Examn "
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G. at
orpgonr state b made O
eule $50 b the Stae Bank Examiu V
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. whe


1884, by tn STATE ankE
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THE WHEELING,
incorporated July so5
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-kurnished room. centrally To-
Il Gated. with board Both gases aud bath
room: Enquire at this Office. o2}edA
NOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
Il trail location on Market street suitable for
Offices. VIII rencVate same fof good partieL
Apply at this Office lySeAdh
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Of the condition and affairs
theabov n :
Sepem
made April IS 1874 nporad March vs.
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BANK OF WHEELING. Wheeling, W. Va.
State Bank. Examination made May 4, 1894,
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TuE CERNANsBANK OF WHF,
LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES


l'1'AO''' ca tate Bank Examine
: the made
b
CASHIER
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RESOURCES.

vcprnfvt
o ahoyeu named books
by the he 2 day OF
q,
r. NJ
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Apply at this oIlice lyseAdh
TOR RENT,
store roSms In Peabody Buiidlag
OMCo rooms Ia Peabody huildiag.
steam heat, elevator Rad all nOdsPn
canVsniences Isrsas rsas0aAste
PEABODY INSURANCE CO.,
de7e4dh II26 aad ll2S AarKet strssk
nor RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF MOVING
Il our business 10 the large department stof,
OF r. 4 Potts. corner Main and Tenth streets
we offer our present oihcc, No. % Twelfth
street and five rear rooms. for rent Both
Offices Will be kept open until the Twelfth
street rooms are rented when the eatire busi.
ness will be transferred 10 +. y. Potts store
TIE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO.,
: A. Newcomer. Manager. jele
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famous
Ne most
apd
me
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III aIEN = IN - =
LIABILITIES.

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