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.
Fin ) in a *Fo»%utfti.
In the city of Held a. Arkan-A*, tlmir*
i'bw it “gemma n ot co ox named Moore,
'who enjoy* the dignity «»f bciug a magi*
trate, an* 1 whose gnat wt abnt-.-* i* con
veiling that succulent quadruped known
tn ‘*po--*i n Ju't acr«-« the r vtr in
. Tunic* touaiy ; •-ide- an -titer 'culitd
gvlJitnai , who, while » r»t :t n aji.trite, is
none the l<$*s soft on the p^uiu qm *
lion. Ills name m 1 !e:u t'teui ha* u
-trained fat pos-utit that lo lo*> him all
Ground like a dog. Having >ottie husiaes
til Helena, recently, lie crossed over here
accouipnnied nsuMtal, l*y his pet con pun
ion. M • t.n : -squire M xu< on one **f the
boulevard.* of that uit tropoli», he cxchang
ed with him the greiiioge of (he day,
whin the f» l owing coi ver :,t.oji t ague I :
Squire Moore—Lxok iire, Uom, wat
you take tiird.it yere possumi/
Clem- Wul, Squah, I d m'tcare to tell
him, but it you want him, I II IctyV i have
Iiim h*r live dolla *. ,
Squire M.—till out, you tiigga, I guh
you onedo’lar.
Clem—Can’t sell him for dat money, no
’how.
Sayir.g which, Clem uer«t hi-* way down
(lie boulevard*, the |>u.-*iiin, w hose slei k
tu’iw attracted tlie eye »l the magistrate
trott.ng along gently in the rear.
The Squire looked nonplussed fora mo
inent, but seeing a policeman or con-table
in the distance, his lace -ml h nl v brighten
ed, and he * truck an altitude 01 happy re
ilecliott.
< ailing to lntn the minion ol the law, he
•aid;
“Arrest dat niggah wiJ Ihc possum, nu l
bring l»ole into hiy coon at once.”
I he minion aforesaid did as ordered, and
*0011 Clem a .1 his po-siim trembled in the
•presence of the mighty Moure.
“Clem,’ said the magistrate, you'eaccas
-ed of being drunk and disorderly. \V at -
■xuse got to say fur yuraelf?”
Clem siaiimiere I his innocence, and pro
ic-ted ngnin.-i the charge.
“No ulkin, Clem," end the magistrate,
“die lu rj court never makes *. mistake, and
tsn t gwiue to be fooled in dese piem
I8M."
Saying whiih ihc harned exp. ;,en. ot
-the law turned to a givasy looking tbur.y
statue in one corner, and said.
‘‘Mister Klerk, • I;darkey am liued lihe
dollars and cost lor drunk, ’toxicating and
breech oh de pc ice ” %
Clem said lie didn't have the money, an I
asked peimission to cross the river and
45-* iL
The magifetrnte objected, but I'n.i’.veor.
aented on co dition tliHtfieni won <1 leave
de “possum" as security till liia return
And that's how Spiire M<x»r-, the Hack
jurist ol Helena, got his '|mh*siiiii.
Ila« Mh ii ( all to lie 4« \l i»«>.
71a- she a call to be a wife who thinks
snore of her silk dress than her children
and visits her nursery no ofieticr than
once a day 7
Has she a call to he a wife wl o spirals
livr lime iu reading ihc tale.-* novels,’
compelling her Ill-hand, with d pitted
purse, to hire a domestic to supp y b*c
.lack of service?
lias the woman a call to he a wife who
.-cxpeeis her hu-bund lo swallow dilute
sroflec, f-oggy hrend.anioky tea, and watery
potatoes six day - out ol seven ?
Has -he a cull to he a wile who ilirt*
with eVery man she meet-, nnd le-crve
.*he frown for the home f»r« side ?
Ila- she a (all to be a wile who come
down to breakfast in abominable cut I |<u.
per-, a toiled dressing gown, and -hot?
• low u ul the heel f
Has she u call to be a wife ivh > l»orc
ber husband when lie tonics into fb lion- *
with tho history erf a broken teacup, or
•the |K»--ihle whereabouts of a inn -in ?
broom-handle ?
Ha- she a call to be a w ifo who would
take advuntaj cf a moment of e< > i ml
wreakne-s to extort money or exact a prom.
ise 7
Ila* -be a rail to be a wife wlio-c hu*.
band - love w ighs naught in the bahii.ee
With her in x* 'I , tr nri.dibor* d.iu.n k c if
tuiiift or velvet carpi i ?
Has she a cull to be a «.'> who tain -• a
journey f**r plea-uic having her husband
toil in a elo-e «dli. • nnd ha- an «\
• lieu at home, to in r -»t dints #
Has she a call t'» be i w ife to whom a
‘lhlsbund's -"ridy • no lie- /real*- f utr Ii*
ly blessing ?
Has-In a rail to b- a wife It ho hutn
%>* out- de "hinder UgH I h* kr*diUinl ?
A boekpurt’ barber, ii*® rfTWr d*\. p. k
i In- ra/ *r- nnd d iffifi^L .Him ;.s i ■ •
• a- leaving lie pi« - it'J hi*’ wife wiihan
• 'd pa , ni pNlitftloon* wall the remark
•hat -lo* li i i aiway- vi re ii • hr* ceh ♦,
•*id "he m .lit Keep these H" a » hivmii
• I their ftiuitiy diili "i: ... - The w , in
• is not very ,-mry lorh h • an lids ini
•ol weep inrmmolab'v, but hung up
•I
*‘Vlnnti I a man to tid ilie-e pa«.i - i In re
% t never h en a man i • them
T Kh*i Mati•*vi —for rhcnni.ili-m, a large
%h-ce of flam • I well - pritikled w till *i cloir
• " I wraj |ad a ml the part uth < nd, *
«
ton JoU Htl.
*
’
'.era* one of the mot successful apple
growers in i>nmjUa..i.i. i|i„ orchard iV
located on the hill side sloping genii# to
the south an 1 f.v>utl» we^i, i* of limestone
soil, and made fertile \ \ surface apptioa*
tion of manure Tiua >y«teiu he hsl pur
*» e l hr fift.en u»>; Tiees, he main
ta.ne. should he ted regularly, not too
much, bin just enough to make them
maintain a healthy, moderate. uniform
growth. He applies the washing* of Epad*
os* h.o ov»ii larin, ail the r* use as he*, and
those of (lie neighboring lime kiln* in bur
ning lime with wood, and nl*o taahnre
from « H!tie %ard- Whenever he ha*
*pare load of fertilizing n a«tvr it g.**** to
the orchard. Spread inf the material* on
tne surface, although a green sod i* on the
ground all over it, the soil is so tmllow he
can kick it up with his foot—the young
io. t< coming to the surface, or nearly so
n«*t being more than an inch or sounder
it for lacir food. 'There tu.-y come in con
tact wuh light, heal and moisture, the im
portant dement* of plant food. Trees
trialed under this system arc i.ealthyi
strong and vigorous. Although in &Meip
valley, liable to the laic spring frosts, he
•secures crop* of fruit, while hi* neighbors
in more ;avorcd l .calitii - fail.
—a ^
•\ <J>iiker married a woman ol the old
Church oi hugland. After the ceremony,
the vicar aske l (or the usual tees, w hich
he .-aid were a crown. The (Quaker, aston
ished at the demand. - id it lie woul l -how
him an| text in the Scripture* which jirov
ed ins lets \v» re a crown, lie would give it
to him; upon which the vicar d.rdctly lur
tied to I'ruVorU aii.l, where it in -aid; ‘ A
virtuous woman is a crown to lur hu
bai.d. ’ "Thou art right/' replied the Qua
ker, "in thy4n«siit<oii, Solomon was a wise
man , there are thy few*, and something he
Hie* to buy thee a good pair ol gloves. ’
At a I gave tes
i.iiionv as follows ; "I \va^ iai*c I a hard*
-liell; l wa- taught from childhood ‘elec
tion, election ; 1 grt w *o inanhoo*! wiihoiit
b* ing converted, and '.as troubled beyond
measure to kn.*w whether I was one of the
eh'Ct, f uiidly ns! wa* dsiving along the
road otic day, I reasoned time: 1 uni not a
Christian, but I want to If saved, if I am
to be elect t I I mii.-t be* ome a candidate
l*.r election, at.*l, brethren, the moment J
i r. nine a c.uni laic* f was elect- i
."’ome people may think old Santa Anna
is dead, but they are mistaken, lie not
only live*;, but hus come to the Mjiface
ujtain. on the occasion ol the prc-etil chno
lic stale ol M* \u:an jiolitics, as a cnnl.dau
l*r the Presidency, the old onc-leggcd
hero is hev*my four\iai *. » 11, but lull ol
*»pir*t an*l hope as until he |*in»pouslv
summoned Zicli. I a; lor to surrender at
Pucnu Vista.
A litiisv.llc wife pi net I a t>»v .«n;i!,c in
lur husband * boot , aud iheu could hard
ly get breakfast because of her snickering
at lii- performance v heu be di-covercd it
lie lirnt look*d in the mirror, nnd went
and threw hi - demijohn of old rye into the
mill race, lie drank thirteen i .ip) of * >f
fe>* at breakfast, an.I for fevcral evenings
n*t< rwaril a-t**tii-lu. i his children by g j.ng
to bed **i V oVock each i^igl't.
A couple horn the backwoods of Tenn*
♦ ijee arrive I ;.*t Nashville on their bridal
tour, nn*l, on calling for a room, \v*re
shown into the elevator, which they in
innocence look l*»r a h«d>rooni. When
the servant,w ho lui*l gone for ome maiciit
returne*!, lie found them parti illy dis
robed and ex prtr-ii.g lh»*ir li->.ut hi the
cloaene-s of the ro*»ln and t!• t* h*MiiM
h% • pu»g accommodation*
If l*ooksarc false ai d wicked, ■•••..right
«•» ftar them a* evil -j ids l*K**e ; ••mg
n . r*s in* --a/ s from liie P.i lnf of l.ic*
whodec».vi* the heart of evil men that
they him «pn id abroad ihc p o- ui ol l.i
lalse and lout ini-«/ig* s, putting good lor
evil and evil lor g*»**d. sweet lor hill* rand
bitu r for svvici. and .tying to all men * I
too, Imm' a tree of knowledge, arid von
may nit i,|'the fruit there-jf .mi 1 not d <
Vm 1m 1 * them not.
•Sup}.** I • re -*'.«! irgnr- llrit
11 clical rhetrotieinn the lion. Iletijamiii
P ItutVr, ‘what ol it? Siij •• f-o soiio*
Man sf«'lls a million that ii only 'cuts
>i | cc and the A im i an | • • pie won t h<*
so *.m»i»!/h fo nifilte n hi* * about *u< Ii a
trifle/'
A farmer out We-r height j^iuw <• «*k
stove. J In fun* ral in his I ml a
».i v door hung. l»;Mn w v . k and I id
thirty new |*»ms *»f ylae* pm . . the win
•lows all in the same day The lay before j
hi* ‘ help tried Ji * light a lire in ti e e«K*k |
stove wil'.i coal oil.
A man in Michigan s vApp 1 lia I* >; *c
'or a wif An ol I hachelot a* piamta* <:e ‘
.id hed bet there was emm thing w.ong !
with the 1 .»r-e. or it* owner • * • • v.-r
have loo! 1 it away »*• that itckh -s man*
tier.
•I he |*r a very *»«••• h «*o-m .
tr i uk.v "Yea; lie was ivo. 1 just h
I *
A. B. WOODCOCK,
DKAI.EK lx
CLOCKS,
" ITCHES YND JCWELKY,
at J/urp.T s- ;r.6i «
rui(tx> AI I N, I . Ill s riMiTON, X, f„T v v
' ' *1, I
a • I b*r <a)+ « hc ip for caalt.
• k«. W«tcS,4 „„l ci..,n„, Ml|
r |atctf i at abort u .ticc, anJ , a*,.
GEO WILHELM,
with
ni:xsMom: a ro„
u uoi i s %i.,:
. LIQlOR DEALERS,
Teas. Toliavco, I'iftars, \e , Ac
Hurl,el *1.. bet. I i ••n, SeeoiMl.
iu>22nlif POlirSMOl Til. 0.
r. J. o.au J. t. riSH,«. K. A. LOPVIt li.
CRAWFORD HOUSE,
Cor Sixili ah I Walnut ol* ,
oihstciisj1TATI, - O
OIKKkd < «►. Prop riel or*.
ELLICOTT HOUSE,
WEST MAIN STREET,
HILLSBORO', - _ OHIO,
A. T. COOK. Proprietor.
(iuo 1 Stabling attached an I bill* reasonable.
uy22ylp
St. Charles Restaurant,
A. L. WILLI,IAMB, PROPRIETOR,
•S' on l Airnut!, <>/>;.,.«•/, Fr.eijht LKjhX,
llLSTINliTOX, w. VA.
Oysters, Pigs’ Feet, Tripe, Sic.,
IX BVEKV Srvl.K.
’ll ti s t r 11.1. not icn.
i -»;.irs, Table. Notions, Lamed Fruits,
A,-., always oil hand. my22>f
TBi^ZESLIHSr UrlOTJSE,
HUNIIXGION, W. V \.,
Thin! Avenue, het Oth A loth ats.
ri itus. si.ah ■>!:■( my.
•* -1 MECHLIXO, - Pr.rod*
./ • ■"■n Wo//. 1/ />. J/. /,
M Al l, A 111 FI l\4.TOV
,S UIKIKUXS .1XI) FH YS/< l.\XS
OOtee at Wall A Ruffing!, n’s Itruir St..rs, cor
ner ot Eighth Street anTThird Avenue,
III \ i invtos. Wi st Va.
Of nett Hoi ks Finn 7 to lit A. M., and from
7 to 9 I*. SI.
J. ’I. LAI Mi.
ATTOllNKV AT LAW,
tifxrrxi.Tox, \\t>r va.
_ Oflieo on Third Avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets. vln.t
j trsTter. r.insos. I.. e. itairts,
II nntinglon. Itai hoursvitie.
4.1 USOV A 1(14 KI.IIN,
Attorneys at Law,
'VIII practice in the County of ('abell am! ad
join in - CountiiM.
• • m i.- a i iii 1 promptly returned.
! T. n. KLINE. \V. T. TII(iMt*H0N.
ki.im: a i iHHirs«».
ATTOllNUYS AT LAW,
CABKM. C. II.. WKST VA ,
" ill «lt»*nd promptly l** all hii-ini*-* ciitru#tt*d
t" llicm in Tiln.l, \Vayiu-, Lii< .In and .1 I j •. * *»
inpf oounti iny2*2it'
JAM II. KWU ' V . II. IIAUV IIY.
IT4RCU \ *1 I1Alt\*
ATTORNEYS AT l.AW,
III N I INiiTON, W. V \
Ofli- .* » n Ki.»’tih fr»** f L' lw .-n ^1 nd md
Third Avcnii . Al .. at C:■«•« II V. II.
/;. F. BEESON,
jiibf.snono. o/no.
OiTl .• .,\»»r X| .rr •• • l»rv <• ■• i •' rc, corner.
■ M . .• .1. I li.-h
lhi'in in nil the f» urt«. and 1 «IMinn«
’ r'tnptly amiidtd to. 11.yZJ1.1hp
U Mil \ M M |IM I\,
. I.ate -r y ir^itti i.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
m x 1 iv rox, w v \.
*»r •» i n T ird A »f *.'!••, I» iMffi Nimh an 1
T*tfh ntn. myJI.'nly
N. W. HAINES, Ag't.
fsiit«* onvinrtirxlrr, \ n.j
Maunfncturtr of all kind* of
CIGATIS,
and Icah r in all kind, of
I 'lti ’Cti)'/ flint Siil'i’i ittff TobiiCCO,
Viri -. -M FI' FTC., Kre,
.'Ird \% citin'. Im*Inrrii Will A l<Mh sl-4,
I. . I n
HUNTINGTON.
At I AT A H44.lt! A .
Ma» tr.
JOHN *1. 4 III.KKY
Contractor and Builder,
III vr/.v.. /■'• '. r r A.,
Pr foM .,k-T .. • • r r I oil linj h.'O <•
.•her In tlun 1 ■•,.••■ 1, nr > I , ».
Kn»|»l< r»n; tt.'ft■’ htil r/.mtt' i^n* .X'.rVmni, he
wr»rpi»nl all In* a* rk !•* g'*i* «»•*
1: . • nU
». If. 4 0 11 <1.
WELL DIGGER A TUMP MAKER.
J! 4. Fr. t nt. vr.,r !,«,,! /.,/■•«(-,
\ T W 1 » 1?pan 1 •* I t • * • «»i- • Ion. • r
»• ,f r..; I. K -r | :i • n ,\lirt l
I . » \ j- , or a J ! 1
GEORGE CVI LEX,
Watchmaker Sr Jr icchr,
Third Avenue near Tenth Street,
Hl XTIVtiTOS, w. V 4.t
Has |*rrinan- iiilv loraltj in
this siil is int'iiaml to '
k'lo ». •rk in thr \enr br»t man
n f. •* *nori ui'iiof, ana •' irtimiuaM# price*.
lie aUu keep- on ban I a supply ut
Watcbc*. Jewelry, and other *•• • !• iu hi* line,
to «bi< li he itivitc* thr attention «*f the public,
r. nfi lent that hr will hr able to give entire
•atMaction. Call and reel jeH-*72iy.
KfiCialar « liirlnnatl, «.aallla»olla, and
kauunlia llitrr.raikrl.
Kittie Hegler,
J. !>. 11 Kill.Kit, ( V?y#f<r#M.
Art*i Ukown, Clerk.
Leave* Cincinnati every Tuesday at 5 o'clock
I*. M. Leave* Charleston arery Sat ui lav at
V o'clock A. M. nlHf
<#>•*. A’ L>ii*lteg. J. L. Jvh*M/.«a. H*. !..
Laidley & Johnstons’
PKAl.KRt |M
GROCERIES,
UHAIN, HAY,ti„
Cor. 3d Avenue & 10th Street,
1JUN ITNOTON, \V. V
:
An excellent gtock ol
FLOUR. BACON,
COFFEE, SUdAR,
MOLASSES, TEA,
.SMOKED MEATS.
TOBACCO, Sec.,
Cnu.tan'ly on han<l.
CttUMTK T MKUCHA\TS
ati-l others will do w. II to gi\e uj a call, an wo
"ITcr great inducement*. augdtf
**OkI 1 last «t►!lalifMl"
Merchant Tailoring
-AM)
GENTS’ FURNISHING
KMTAIILINHM KNT.
IRON'ToN, OHIO.
M HILB & CO.
Would res|»ei*tfully inform tha eititen* of
IIontingtoo and surrounding country that
they have,
AT A <•HEAT EXPENSE,
secured the service* of
one of the llent ( utters in the II est
nnd in connection wi»|» their
MA aXIFTCEXT STOCK
j -OK
FINE PIECE POODS,
they hope t. give sail'faction. Thankful for
•ha pn«t patronage mi liberally h*>itowi>(| upon
them, th»y hope to merit a continuance of tho
*«•«. v I nf,if
l». f. tUVIg, a HR HTKKX.
Jt T. It A VIS .€• CO.,
Wholesale Deafer* »n
Groceries and Liquors,
FLOUR. FORK Se, BACON,
j f 'oni' ,• *v' t’ond ,(• J4t!ten urn, xtn,%
I HO*TON, OHIO.
Country Produce taken at highest market price.
IE T. imis A (O.,
AOKNIS FOR
S PENCK It. M.KAV & CO S
, rr.i.Kwt.%TRD
..i /./•; a vj> nom / /;.
! jul27tf
AMERICAN HOUSE.
JAMES M GILLIN. PROPRIETOR,
J M .trruar l,.hr..„ '),h f |(|fA
J III NNVnrnN, tvi>r VA.
tfully inform* the puhli* iltat hr i* *1111
|.r# j err.| i.. _jivr general sii«la 'Hon to all who '
may l i t him with their patronage. u,'»y
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
ticriiiHiffc, fro/irietur.
Corner Secnml Avenue a.A Ninth ntr'et
II I N I I M. IOV Wi> r V A.
mi; tot
POOR AND HONEST?
• ■ I . n. t . iim. .,n »*•! iM. .win.llml l.»
i" i ■f.-il.l. .I..nt..,,. vv.- » ii .
i- »-II - 11. til Y «f •|.r wo-k. ai< i
• v.rjrlliing, in an ti"n»raM« »n.| tlfl li...
»'*««■ kn-wn «n«r" «• II... mil
rmi.nl'. ... If ■lint nl. A - ■•• • >.■ '
rl..r ,,n„r ni'n.n l w..n,.n.
•I. tt liUIlKH A CO . Marlon, ".
Sower Pipe.
flit bM quality if
Stoneware Sewer Pipe
in an Ufa. til fed and for «ah >.y
W. 3?. HARRIS,
O.
v' ad /,.r /v fee /,.«•#. v I n I
RALPH IM.rK. JOHN HAMILTON.
a ii % ^in/rov
f. WVVEIIH, noM'ty.o
Ka»ph l.ee*r will attend rrgi irly ihe fir
•«l|t < .»uri* in I he . am. * of I shell ami
Wityri. . I» a II g.te an. nt.on in land
♦id 11 •• lie1 lo.n **f d'-h,«, tie may *!-,» hr
»i*ied a- i the l„k, .| a* u* y Mp*a re*|
*»ta» »e -Ml.V. TI ta 4
I HO?. W. M K AN?. l'r+*>*lrnt
W. VV. JOHNSON, l , Trert lrnt
K VIA I HI*, l
Second National Sank
IRONTON. OHIO.
HI'ITAL, i'XMHHt. SI RPLIS,
Drj >**»ts» rccoDcd and collection? m.ido *>u all
point* in th# country.
Interest Allmrett on Timm
Dejtosit*.
Draft* for ?al* « n Kuglatid, Irclaud, ?e«t
laii.l. Franco and • lei man y .
wylimft K. M ATIlKlt, Cu,birr.
A. J. £ NS L 0 W
DAAKKtt 12*
Corn,
Hay,
Oats,
MILL FBBDi
Lime,
Cement,
and Plaster.
I'Ol \L l It S // WGL ES
.l.iij* .m ImnJ fur Sale cheap.
0-0033 IOE
j ilHirrrul the rnlitt ..a.un to t'U.toni.rf, ti
| (h« Luvut Hukh.
beeoutl 4tenn<- opposite KulIrMtf
Ofllee.
Miiy 15, tf.
GIDEONS
CHEAT CLOTH INC 1101 SK!
j All III* I'opulut- Styles’
.411 Hie I.it test Novelties!
All file Newest rabrirs t
j SPUING AND SUJTKEE STOCK
lINEiJI A LED in this City, County and Stab*
, in extent and variety, just opened. Ii rut •
i Lrarr* Suit*, Cout*, I’lint*. Vr.-t-, Karnhliing
j Good*, «f avery description, fur all claw* *„d
occasion*. Al*u a full lino of Trunk*, Valin**,
j Hal* and Cap*.
!QoATS, * I UU QUITS, t {, no
1 Q"'TS, S 00 QUITS, 7(10
! Qu.lTS. *00 guns, j oo
Qua is, 7 no quits, 12 mo
Q".vrs, 10 00 QUITS 15 on
'(Midi's mill Kuj'h < lotbiuK
a rpeeinlity. Look at the price*.
goKv i u.\ /.N, t 3"l.\'M//Ais
Bor*' CoA a <* 3 > v .st n.y %
3oys'coats, tm 3")' 7> s *
30T.S’ « o.t 7> c i*> 3^)1' ,snrs *
My Ktock f-.r spring nnd Summer wmr «in
L m <’<• * a 11 «|ualiti«* of gun da, at all price*, t«*
****** *11 **ku want clothing. No maiirr wba*
• (.rice, high nr low, juat a- you warn to j*ay, I
ran armtnin 1 nlato \ >>u.
My *t »rk an* ptirrha** d r\pre*-|y to m.rl
Ijir want*..f tin** < iiv of Ihllll iligfni,, and lue
people g< nrrully of ibo surrounding ecu it trv.
Pleiwr givn me a rail at my riuthing In p.’.f
corner It Ii Awtiuoiitid |l)lh strict.
HAM L. Oil)RON.
Huntington, May 20, In;/. my it.
E. E. RANDALL,
OTAI Kit l\
FURNITURE,
LOOK 1X0 liLARSKS,
MAI It \SKKM,
i*i(11 hi; hiamks,
.1 lit. lwwr,( pride.
FOR CASH.
Per-onal attention given t •» Undertaking
Mi.7 :•!/.//<• rAX/.M,
C AkkliTN 4>l)f OIT IVi
<■»»xr a\ ri.r <»% m wi».
Repairing d-.n® at abort omic*. Call .nd*«f
rne. Mil Third ter nil- het«ocn Eighth A Nip It
street*, II11 -•ion, W, \ a. my/rif
Tim
Baltimore Gazette.
a i.k »nun
nmocRATir
CU.M M Kill IA I..
am. K.\ MII.Y .IOCUN A I,
ft contain* *fi »-*ng Editorial *’■ ?m#i* nt* n
variety #.f Mi- elt..„rou* nintfer; «p «.«l Tel
cgraiii-, an l all the I •-reign H,„l |».,mcli<
Ntwarcrni. I Ly ,| . 4 |.r„M. „„„
having a and *1 >iy increasing rdrenta
tir*n, i* on® ui liii lM*#t udv* ni-ing in- •Hum* n
tbe country.
Trent* ol I tie Dully.
Per*».mn!n, in advance . - $9 #0
• luoiitha, u •• 4 :,g
Merkl),
Per mnum, in ,vdvan ® - | Jd
H mouth-, **««-.- | to
Kperimrn o<py *ont gratit on applieatlan.
Aldrco
WET.PIf, TAYLOR Jk CO.,
D4 R or BiiriNuRilTiitT.
Bxltinort, MJ

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