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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
FINANCE AND TRADE,


Tho Features OF tho Aioney aud Stock
Markets.,
NEW YoEE, Oct 7.-Money on call easy at 2J;a
per cent; last loan per cent; closed
at per cent Prime mcranliI, pa.
per f.Ri4 per cent sterling exchange
weak at slo7Iaat s13i Silver certificates 65HR
orc.
There were but iow factors bearing generally
upon the speculation to-day aside from a de-
cline IN the sterling exchange market aud an
advance In the rates for call money, The open
Ing was active and strong with general traction
al gains, \ vigorous drive was soon made how
even against the mGTsoi IN which the gfADrers
and IudU5lTlUls were tue chief sufferers The
chief lcciues ~ the low figures were; Chicago
Gas gl.i Tobacco ~ sugar and Leather pre-
iuUel Ia Erie Telegram ~ and DAuliius <
per cent Around delivery hour the market re-
cuyed support and gains werU recorded oyGg tbs
low figures OF Y per cent In heading T., per
cent In IenuGNc Goal and Chicago Gas and y .
per cent in sugar aud Tobacco. speculation
LEFT oil strong IA tone, with Hnal prices IN the
main lower than az tho close oil the preceding
business day.
The railway and miscellaneous bond market
wa moderately active, though tue sa.es asSFe-
gated o. Sll on
GovoWment bonds firm.
Stale bOads Inactive
Railroad bonds wrAs,
Tho t1,al sale, OF stocks to-day were 2SG,ooO
shares.
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i2i; light wcirhp 81 7iai % nnd pigs 81 55rt 0J
Sheep Ia good iruupl aud prices stQaiyi native,
were bsla5Ig ~ a Jld3 ~ Tor Iulrrior 10 prime
export lots; western e. AUal 20 Hul lamb, 81 .aH
head; hogs gdOll head sheep 10000 head,
East Llbcrty-Csltln, receipts light a. un.
changed Prices Hogs receipts liberal, whiiu
the demand " light AZ a define Of 100 a. ldc from
Saturdly prime medium 81 SCAT 70; common 10
fair Workers. VI g5Ai i5i rOUghs sl UOaI o., Sheep
dull NJ about tbs following prlgeGI Exports 81 20
AZ SO good g. i0R2 Coz lambs g tlH 20 veal
calves S. Opa9 DO,
CinolnnRt-IIoFsa active and 70 low1rgi 81 ioa
1 %; receipts, b,9J head; shipments 1850 head
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HE LOVES OUR LAND,
But Began to Sell Out When Illl-
noIs Passed Autl-Alloa Law.
lord" SCULLy CHANGED HIS MIND.
Ho Introduced to America tho Irish
Crack Renting System and English
Feudnl systam"-A Peculiar Man.
His Hard Conditions for Tenants,

New York Rtid'd,
II has taken nearly half century to
teach William SUPPLEMENTARY known
as lord" scully-that to enjoy AmOri.
can land Ito must become IN American
citizen. This statement Is only par.
TALLY true, for were this remarkable
man the owner OF land in the state OF
New York lie could enjoy it without
amigratlng from London and being
bored by n five years residence here.
II New York should ever get reform
Legislature it will follow tho example OF
illinois, repeal this un,AmericNn statute
and specifically debar aliens from ao.
quiriuG land here. Illinois was forced
to this action by the track renting" sys.
tenn which Scully introduced on mis-
estates in Illinois. lie pTRcIiSed the
very worst forms oil Irish and English
!andlordtsm, and at last aroused tho in.
dignation OF the public. Eight yeara
ago tho autt.Niisu law was enacted aud
shortly after This lordship," through
his attorneys, began 10 sell out.
Evidently no did not so far with tho
selling, Tor at tho present moment no
owns thirty or forty thousand acres
more than he did then. And now no
has come to this city and has actually
taken out his naturalization papers. lie
used to speak bitterly OF America aud
OF all things American, but now, in his
old age, great change appears to have
come ever him. For nearly hall cen,
fury he was never known to sell foot
OF land, but was continually acquiring
poTe.
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Srw Yoru-AgcnW have advanced prices a,
follows Nashua II brown AhCOllnY to GtrI
Nashua 4 iU.inoh EhCOtlnga TO nc! Continental
O 10 lurh brown COi'OnA 10 90 aud other DUAL,
tiles mud widths Couo,pondnRly Hill 8dlnch
bIoarhcd coUnns 10 7Sci silver For d6ninI No
Agcnts we're IN receipt Of good number VI OF,
drN Tor modern HaOftIncntH Ut miscellaneous
romplUKiOu 10 meet current wants Npnt dc.
maul Irregular though compensated Tot by
large Hngnrrmunis Tor near deliveries MARX Ot
Ia yofy stfOnE bureau report on cotton N 81,
uorltd To bO very huIllsh, Printing cloths very
ilfnng aud $40 bid hll day for fpotA aud con,
tracts aud no Ehlo7
IniI river pfIht ClolhA firm Al SIC, manu-.
tRpiufOfs allow sellers,
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S,,,.... a.. -...t.,- - ,...t ..l,......,
vsnSt Jo,rr Ida b.ccInLe, cIoSlSS u io,r.
cr NAV corp ioSt t.c and MAY oats "a bmt
n,oyji ~ ,,,'a, ,,nSnrs,s calm, -" ~
Va, ,,,i.d c,,I1i snJ Nay
CoTn'yT,, ntIirt ana abnut IeatnrelpSS
osts d,,ii AMI ca,irr
EInrt $500.
W,iS,T lGs,b M. . EnrInv 57IIa5llzc, M n
s,rimc t..ssi-|' Va . Tr,J ~ sEl,. 6,,nbos
MA Deremhnr bsi.ssJi.nss7 o. NAV
~ sGg,N sGgl'r
CoEyECa,h No. > sOaaO,c: October ogl.a
sOogol.r. Nnvsmhry 7Gselisspqos Drrr1,hs,
100 sq5s y. Wav ~ .,GIIslsiG
~, $50 NJ . 80. N ,rbuc oot,,
ooi.c' M X whit, isniar. M 2 C)ctnbsr i-igS
igttsi7i.si7ssc, ncrrtnhnr i7l.Hi7i.ai5S.c. Ma
~ az .t'ni ~ any
~ W, s'SasG ,ns.
~, ,,,,, {, 'ys,'T,%,,,,t,,.I
E,'y.,,,,, -. " a.
'r',,,T1y syrS,-p,ims y,n
Mr., pnEE-Cnsb per bbl s. g7tsas n. Orto.
bcf :, 40. January 50 50ag Gllssg 57C, May So Is
NJ sias B!l-
LAUp-Cgsh nor 100 Lbs. S. s1i as IS; October
g. alaS g5,5 -: January s. Sea- EaI S.
sHorr RiRs-CIsh, sides S. 20aj "a: October
s. i7t,aig5ai %; January 81 sjAI slai So. dry
sailed Ehouldsrs JIfN5fyc. short clear side,
3, acc.
WUsEY-Dl,lllcrs' finished goods pcr Gallon
Il n
BUTTR- Firm; creamery 9al2c; dairy 9Lalsc.
lG"s-Firln nj lbai6Bc.
NHLlNL- i|ga''tt'
Now York-Flour, receipts Is 600 barrels: OK.
p1rts 0ll barrels. fnRrICt dull and veal.
Wheat t,ceipts I-i.OlJ bushels: exports SEQ
bu.brI,. spof ann. optlvns upguel veal. closed
steady AZ N. ,r decline: october closed n. 6s e;
December jlaS5' ai3'tc. Corr, receipts 500
bushels; exports slU.u bn'hoN spo; weak; op'
tons opened Wchs, closed Nons AZ 'sAlio lower.
October 5iG'I 41h'. December d'A.'' ,-alc Oats.
receipts 0a0J1 uuturl' SPOT lower options dun
nui weaker closed az ',ns, lower utiobcrss7tn
Ssatal.' 81 b..awO't tu'I ~ ;''se, nay itm.
llnp. "u,i, MUS tara t,np' I"vm hy,l
qtlcH IVY 'ntA "" i."' I,,u tN, Mvs'y. .
l'HH vlu,'H Nv a. ."'VH ~
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School Books.

We shall make a speciality this
year Of School Books, because we
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock a full line Of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for pen and pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. in fact a
complete line Of School Goods,
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NNitii

London lho wool auction NAlct to-day
IL. lIn bnlos wore offered " which OlWcfn with.
drawn fhs selection was MI excellent Une aud
the demand ,lttnR anl genera. Following RfN
hnIos. secured hglals b',l, Eteasy b,,ngd.
yur0u,pud 2pB bslos secured sSdAH ia!
rfrhy Gt,aU},d. Nluoilh i6l bales 6uuurad
1isdnl1 % "a ruNy ttlOd. Swan liver 80 hslts,
rtsa,y hi.UAsd Tasmania =l3O bales, secured
mild New Zealand iUlh bales secured d ,dniH
ava. greasy hgRlUlsl Cape VI NuDl Hone AMI
NHtal 10 bales ,cuufoi h2'idnlH3'l
Sew NutbaWoOl quiet
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The healing properties OF Do Wits
Witch Hazel Splye are well known. II
cures eczema, skin affections aud is
simply n perfect remedy for piles, Lo-
gan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b. F,
Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridgeport, o.
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IOo DR.. Story's fiys.minute head.
Ill., ache cure. Guaranteed TO euro
sick or nervous headache in i've min
uteG. Best headache euro OH earth. Try
II; only ten cents. For sale by all drug
gists. Reed, Robb < BroidIug, Whole.
sale Agents. MwtF,
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Ir's Just as easy TO try Ono Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to euro n severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for a
cough bo Ono Minute Cough Cure. Bot
ter medicine; better results; better
try it. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, b. +. Peabody, Bouwood, aud Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o. S
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on CitY-OrrGed, highest lowest aud clo'cl
at 81 ~; shipments Is,jil barrels; runs 9i,95a
barrels.
New fork-fcrotoum strougi closed offered
HtSi2J
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A strange, peculiar man is William
Scully. lie has au iron will, heart
that seemed never to open to the cry oil
a distressed tenant, disposition seem
lngIy morctess, an industry beyond
comparison, and the tenAci.y Of q bull
dog. Although he is now over seventy
years OF age his constitution is still
stTonG and his frame robust,
lie was born and bred in Ireland. lilo
aud his father were track rcnierI' and
eyictors there. lie was first attracted
to this country by tho floating OF the
Illinois Central railroad bonds in Eng.
land long before tho civil war. Tho
circular gave glowing descriptions oil
the country, its rapid development and
future possibilities. Il was in the year
1850 that he bought his first slice OF
American land. HH wa, thdn scarcely
thirty years old. His first purchase was
a modest one-he bought government
and for 81 % an acre. Now no owns
from $4,000 to 100000 acres in lllinoiI,
lie is the possessor OF whOts counties.
In Logan county his holdings are nearly
$4,000 acres. Large tracts were OBJ
tanned at 50 cents to 81 au acre
through the use OF soldiers land war.
rants. lie owns more than whole
county in Kansas, largo portions oil
counties In Nebraska, slices OF Missouri
counties and sections in other states.
The present value Of this property is
great, but ilB value in the immediate
future is bevond computation. lie has
not acquired this immense acreage for
speculative purposes, but TO hold and
torrent. no is a king, foreign king,
the arbi,or Of the tate OF hundreds and
hundreds OF families. And still he has
not"enough-ho wants to acquire more,
and that Is tho chief reason he has
taken out his naturalization papers.
lie is the singular exception to the unit
form fairness OF the landlords of Amer.
lea. 10 has ruled his tonRntry with n
rod Of iron; he has founded n land sYs.
ten so exacLing that it is parallolod
only in Ireland, and he has so awed his
tenants that few could be induced to
tell the story OF their wrOngs, justly
fearing that It would involve them in
ruin. Distracted and rack.ronted Ire.
land could not give him the $1,000, 900
or 100000 worth Of property which
America has given him; there was
nothing in England to yield him tho
princely revenue he draws from the
Tfnitad Gtntes
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MEcuAYrcsylLLE ST.. MARY CoUSrY,
Mp sold bottle Of Chamborlatn's
Pain Balm to a man who had boon sui.
iotin. with rheumatism for several
wears. II madc him we'll man, A, j.
MCGmt. For sale at 30 centS per bottle
bv druggists.
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Ciirnuu llO0yc0 altong 10 100 hlFhOt OhBlOn
bcovc1ti iURt 6Ul good boeyc' " NAtOJ common
IN medium HiOOr lJ0nl IN, butchers and ran,
nuH tluf 81 Nbg 10 Hons Woat aud tU iNWrft
common to heavy sOldui " GgAi W, mltcd 81 ia
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Simply amply "AwAYgI's olWHryr" No IN.
iotnal nollhlnN required. Cures tnlt'f ouNml,
Itch nh eupu1nt On tho ia0N, hands liulr, TO-
leaving ihu 'kln clett white hnl healthy llg
" No other remedy AK your druggist for
NwAYEE'AU iNtNE'u 1tllAW
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Irrroublod Win ilhsumntt'm Read ThI..

AHgAruLts, MD., April IL. iS9i.-i
have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm fer
rheumatism aud found it to be all that
ia claimed for II. | believe 1t to DO tho
boSt preparation for rheumatism and
deep seated muscular pains on tho mar
kot and chooriully recommend i, TO tho
public. Jouy q. Books, dealer in
boots, shoes, otc, No, Is Main street,
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Nav YOrI-rlg iron nrni southern sl2 01l
II 90: northern ~ O0ui JO Copper steady;
brokers pTic9 az %. exchange price Si2 ltIl2 -
Lead dull brokers' price - 10; exchange ptlcl
81 J5aS 37H. Thu easiori plates steady, speltCr
dull; domestic 81 LOAF 20.
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When baby was SICK, NO gGyo her castoris,
When sho was child, Hho cried for CattorlA,
when fho became MlV, Elio chung to CAHohS.
when Iho had Children, Rho gAvo them castorlA.
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Lightning Hot Dropa-
What n FUnnr Nnmoi
Very TFue, but II kllls All t'siB.
Sold EvOrywhoro, Every Day
Without ROIlsL There 10 No PATI
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~ pennsylvania Stations
WIER1RSgIVdRid, LINES.
Va Trains Run by Central Tlmo.
cnnsylvanla Stations

rirKrt OFVIuyH AT pHrrHrivAEh ,HtAr'uI ~
NArTk br, roor ur EkIyENtH Sf, WnIhLleo,
Ar ApiVFa llOUHN, WUtHLtNu, hHu AZ InE
rTgTprLrANrA STATION uUrdrrohf.
rnt.ur.sFC,s ."',H WtvrtT i,ptf4T"
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1895,

STATIONERY. BOOKS, ETC.
Is52, 1905,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Ouaud after Saturday. February >, 1875, trains
will run "a fo,low', city time
--,,,y, wgss1iy6 IEIyT TiN GROVE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Haxlitt on COleridge.
The Fortnightly Review.

In June, 1916, Coleridge published
"Christabel," and In September the Edin-
burgh Review. by the hand OF Hazlitt Gas
Coleridge asserted) made bitter fun Of 1t
through nine pages, the article winding
UP with the declaration that "the thing
now before us Is utterly destitute Of
value. 1t exhibits from beginning to end
not ray OF genius" Dykes Campbell
colerldge; a Narrative. page ny Cole
ridge. IL must be admitted. had to q GER
tain extent courted a personal treatment
lisheG mot upon the ground OF any
poetic merit, but as q psychological curl
osity," and by giving q detailed account
in the preface Of the circumstances and
the anodyne under which II was written.
All that one can say IL that Hazlitt does
not miss his opportunity. His references
to the "anodyne" are mingled unpleas-
autly with scornful innuendo. persons
n this poets unhappy condition generally
feel the want Of sleep as the worst Of
,heir evils but there are instances, too,
in the history Of the disease. Of sleep be-
ing attended with new agony" upon the
LEGATION as one Of the most notable pieces
O. impertinence Of which the press has
.ately been guilty."
This Of the poem which many persons
regard as superior to the Ancient Ma
rine,'' In imagination. and which every
me with an ear for rhythm must regard
~ one OF the most perfect specimens
II subtle word music In the English Ian
yuage. hut the worst OF Il was that Hax-
1T knew all this. even II Coleridge ex-
aggerated. when he said In the Biographia
Literaria that he had both In my pres
cnce and In my absence repeatedly pro-
nounced It the 6nsst poem Of It, kind In
the language"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

answer them, because they were NO.
specific. AS TO Wythe county. he was nov
posted as 10 the facts. But. sain nc.
III all these things which Generai Walk.
states be true, who IN to blame TOT 'nen
Remember TINT General Walker. unua
eighteen months ago. had for many yeAi =,
been the leader OF the Democrats IN
Wythe. From him have they learned
their lessons. If they be guilty. AZ no
now charges, suspect ne VII. ~
Judgment Day have to answer TOT tnei'
crimes" 49,. ~
frapd I'm Eastern Virginia, he said ne hao
hut little personal knowledge on the SUD
tect: "but. !" said ne. iii frauds 90 ex.s',
who is to blame for them! beiofe VIZ
war the name of Virginia was SYM
nym for all that was pure; TOT All ma,
was honest, for all that was Draw s.h
nubiic and private life; in politics. as well
as business. II It has ceased to De IN
matters concerning elections there must
be some terrific cause for 10 great
change. The character OF a people Is
the growth of ages; It could not De
changed In thirty days. nor thirty years,
without terrific cause. TX chamee
there has been, your party IL responsioIe
for II. When you enfrenchised the hesIo
you became responsible for All the
evils that followed. The census SHOWS
that over 20 per cent. Of Virginia's ciu-
zens ore negroes. Tblrty-nlne counties
out OF ninety have more negroes thah
whites. some Of them twice a. many;
few nearly three times as many. IL you
lived in one Of these counties, General
what would you do? Would you be Will
ing to have a negro Clerk. negro Com
monwealth's Attorney, negro Snerin'
negro supervisors, commissioners; and
Treasurer; negro juries, ana mixed
schools? Answer me this: Would you put
I'D with these things; or. would you move
ont? Would you be driven from the
home OF your fathers? Would you leave
and wander in far-of land? No: never;
not IL you have the courage and pug
nacity which i know you have Rather
than this. you would stand at the polls
with dou5le-barrelled shotgun: you
would put on Kuklux mask. and ride
the roads at the dead OF night. And. II
you could not intimidate. you would ca
joe and bribe. and do anything under
the sun to overcome the black majority.
II you lived in one. Of these counties you
would still be Democrat, and you would
be u leader, too. And, II you taught
your young followers In the white coun-
~ Of Wythe the tricks which they have
learned. what would you not teach them
IL you lived In the black county OF Char
lotte? All, It Is a pity that you live
not there, for IL you did doubt not that
this Petersburg monster would never
have seen the light Of day, and you would
have fewer sins TO answer for than you
now have. r. 4. IRVINE"
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THE BIG LEVEL.
The Big Level is bare. rugged. and storm
swept. 1t Is a cleared spot in the forest
of original growth. and must at one
time have been settled. There are ruins
OF stone and brick, and part of an
old foundation, built OF materials
close at hand; but the brick was used
before the manufacture of any such in
this country, and one wonders why
the builder thought II necessary to trans
port brick when timber was so abundant.
At the time Of the smallpox cpl
demic in the Valley-nearly a century
ago-there was hospital on the Big
Level. and the graveyard. with its
crumblipg walls may yet be seem"
The best hunting-ground In this
range Is up here--and the loveliest,"
said our young huntsman, when he came
down in the valley some days later with
his game.
The inspection officers of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad made their an
nual inspection Of the depot and officers
at Alton. Monday. The grounds and
buildings were found to be In perfect
order. There were four officers Cars
one in front Of the engine occupied by
the track inspectors.
Mr.. Frank l.. Upper, Of Richmond.
is taking his annual hunting trip, and
is stopping at The Alton"
Cards have been received here for the
marriage on November 9Th Of Miss
Leonora Carlisle Swartzel, OF Staunton,
to Mr.. a. V. Tanner, Of Winston, Va.
Mr.. Sherward, one and q half miles be-
low here. sold $50 barrels Of pippins from
his orchard,
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African GOld-Fields.
(New York Tribune.)


The African gold-fields OF the Wltwa-
tersrand. now turning out $i0000,000 an
nually, had their share at the outset Of
adverse expert reports. 1t Is nearly ten
years since the Rothschilds sent thither
Mr. Gardner Williams. at present the
director of the De Beers diamond mines
at Kimberley, an authority of the high
est class, and he reported to his prin-
cipals that there was no gold In the
region. At present over two thousand
heads Of stamps are at work upon the
ledge, which he pronounced barren; and
II Is declared that the amount OF gold
Gin sight" exceeds s250,000.0Oc. This Is
only one field OF the African outcrop.
The deposits in Matabele Land show
equal abundance and richness, and the
work of their development Is proceeding
with great energy. Such q tremendous
boom as that which the last year or two
has witnessed In the South African pro-
perties must. OF course, have its collapse
but the solid value of many OF them
may delay IL for a time, and. per-
haps, when the downfall comes. act as
sort Of parachute and let the whole
fabric down gently. instead Of tumbling
1t in mass OF ruin. The gold production
OF the Transvanl bids fair In no long
time to reach tl0c,0coo00 annually. and
there is no reason to imagine that II will
materially diminish in a generation.
The industry will, in time, take its
normal direction. undisturbed by booms,
or speculative excuses: but II undoubt-
eddy has some powerful shocks and agi-
tations to encounter first concerning
which the forecast Of experts IL as vari-
able as the judgment Of their predeces-
sors on the value Of the deposits When
they occur We shall know all about them.
TIL then each one Is at liberty to guess
for himself when the Kafir bubble will
burst. and the relative proportion OF
wind and guineas II viii be found to
contain. II there Is an exorbitant vol
ums OF the former. the latter are at
least not wholly wanting. as they have
been In some Of the widest and most
extravagant enterprises which the history
NJ anacula tim nrnnauts -
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The Gathriight' Burton Co,
ao7 EAST BROAD.
WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY


of Furniture shown this
precedent You find here the best Fm
of to
profit goods prices Probably have
will call and we
know Furniture
TO privilege Of little
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lobe remarked. cor Ia'nclot's got a
squirrel for his supper"
TILE RIG I.EyXEI.