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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-03

McCommons, Ken0sha Jonas
Rhodes, Somers David Stuart, Salem.
Dat GfaIliou d vaors old and nvpp r. On
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Field crops to be entered on or before the
quarterly meeting in June.
Class 20 Plosoing Match
Judges-H. S 'rhorp, Bristol, Thomas Cot
ting, do. s. Epson, do
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HINILTON LOD6E. No. 20.

ODD Fellows Building, corner Court and
Main streets.
OFFIC ERS:
P.N. Stanley, W. NJ; residence, as Second 81
j. d. Beard =. W;
w n Wilkinson, J. W;
". Butis. Secretary, 2si Front street
J. p Tobin, rieaEureri
D. L. McDluEan, 5. d;
J. T. Meilin j. D.
stated Communications on ThHd FIldsy
night Of each month. lanlz u
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Az z have thla day aasrefstsf. Nith e. Ia husi-
~ ness Mr. ". T. D0fIlE. lats heck
keeper for McszsS. htrst on. ttcF1f a Co, he
arm Sill remaining unchanged.
H&EEfa, COCaRAs 4 CO.
Mrupurs aanf Is lala
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THE oPENING OF o., THE AHAEoN .4,a,oS 70


The Persia brings Us an important
item Of telegraphic news, tper EngiIsh
steamer of sth December from ltlO de
Jaueiro,) dispatched from Lisbon to
London on the 2Sth Of December. The
bin passed at the last session Of the Bra
lillian parliament TO open certain ports
on the river Amazon TO all nations, has
bacoune a law, and hencefOrth the largest
river of the word, the Para, or king OF
waters i'm the language Of the Brazil
ian aborigines, is to be a highway for
internal navigation from the Atlantic To
the Andes. The importance Of this
measure cannot DO oyef-estlmatsd,
whether we look at it as resulting
from the enlightened progress OF
young Brazil, led on by their
progressive emperor, or whether we
look on its future bearings upon more
tkau two-thirds-and the best two
thirds-Of South America. The inlme-
diate results may not be what enthusiast Is
| dream. but when We reflect that single
| line Of steamers, sustained by a heaNy
| subsidy from the Brazilian government,
/ has in ten years trebied the exports rom
| Para. we may look for an increase OF
| connnaerce on the Amazon. Still it will
/ he many year before the wild forest
valley of the Amazon (which, in its
whole extent, Is larger than all of the
| limited States east Of the Rocky noun
I tains, and contains but 100000 inhabit-
apts.l will be developed in any degree
| commensurate with fts grand capabili-
/ ties.
! Brazil is only carrying out on the Am
azon what she did fifteen years ago en
| the river Platte, in her dOminions, when
/ she made Albuquerque, two thousand
miles from the ocean, port OF entry
/ Certain psrts on the Amazon, some IoUi
in number, are declared ports Of entry
and are subject to the custom laws a.
the maritime ports.
But Brazil is not alone benefited
Peruvian steamers run from IaoiInga
in Brazil two thousand miles from the
Atlantic), up the Peruvian waters for s
thousand miles, aud in 1864 small
/ steamer reached q point within ninety
leagues Of the Pacif2. To Hon. Travare'
| Bastos, young Bf5zilian statesman, moi
vet thirty years Of age, belongs thu
great honor of having persisteDtly
| brought this matter before the parlia
ment for the last six years, and one o
his great arguments has been the bene
fits to the neighboTing countries. One
half Of Bolivia, tWO-thirds Of Peru, one
half Of New Granada, three-fourths o
Ecuador, and portion Of Venezuela an
drained by the Amazon and its tnbuta
Eies
The opening Of the Amazon marks az
important era for South America. an'
The worldly y. journal Of Commerce
Madame Blace, Of st. Patrick street
Ottawa. Canada, has given birth to
child with only one eye, in the middl
~ The forehead, an inch and hal
sboy-a the nose. The infant is in perfec
health. and has no other deformitY.
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WASHINGTON, January 26.-The gold
bill meets with opposition in the senate
The finance committee on ways anC
means in view Of the shortness OF time
will report no bill for reorganiZing the
executive department.
McCuiloch denies the story that he
has ceased, under law, 10 contract foi
currency at the rate of four millions pei
month.
Gen. Pope is 10 the city.
The Tribune again denies that the Ju-
dietary committee is taking the I'M
peachnlent evidence.
JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, January 20.
Two feet of snow and badly drifted.
Senator's POmerOy and Ross made fu-
rious radical speeches.
Sixty Indian representatives left for
Washington, their object being to cede
their Kansas lands, and secure hom 9
west Of the Arkansas. e'
ST LOUIS, January 26.-The phonog-
rapher who. reported the presidents
speech here, has been summoned to
Washington to testify regarding the cor
rectness Of the report.
New YORK, January 26.--At the
southern relief meeting last night reso-
lutiOns we're adopted that commission
consisting of thirty men, with power to
add to their number, be appointed to
raise money and distribute supplies
among the destitute, without distinction
Of race or opinion, and that the philan-
thropic women throughout the north be
invited to share in the responsibilities
and blessings Of the work.
NEW ORLEANS, January ga Vera
Cruz letter says MaXimilian's minister
Of war departed on the 18th for Europe.
The French troops took the Austrian
garrison at PerOte, spiked the guns and
sacked several stores.
GALVESTON, January 25.-There is
great excitement here on account Of
Gen. Grifin's interference e@with Cen
Johnston's obsequies. Griffin demanded
pledges which the mayor refused. Grif-
i'm would not allow the remains to be
taken to the Episcopal church fer SER
vice. The body remained in open air
all day, visited by thousands. Business
suspended and the houses draped in
mourning.
BALTIMORE, January 26.-GOv. Swami
was elected United States senator on the
ninth ballot.
New YORK, January 26.-The loss by
fire at Harriet & SchillingIs warehouse,
en Washington street, last night, was
over S5O0, ,O0O. Among the property de-
stroyed were 1000 bales of cotton, which
is said to be fully insured.
Outgoing steamers take the following
amounts of specie City of New York,
S29, 600; Vile de Paris, $4,000; Bre-
man g190 0O0
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and eyeTythlng to be found in gents furnisl


a VI - - ~ II
well known ia this community as a practical
Cutter, would tie glad to have his old friends
give han call, and promises, as heretofore, 10
give them hts. oc5 -5rn
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ANDoI~5O-'i O1NA . Do IA14l4'l
COTTON FACTORS,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 3Ss FRONT STREET,
CORNER OF UNION. MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TEiyN., Sept. L 1855.
We have this day associated with US in busi-
ness, Mr.. H. NJ. BUGHER, under the name and
style OF Anderson, Gay 8 Bugler.
ANDERSON 4 GAY.


DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention 10
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton FactOrage busi ness in
this place With superior facilities for the trans
action OF the same, and an intimate knowledge
OF Inc wRafa of the planting community, we
feel confident we can conduct your business to
vour advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCERY HEPARFMr Mt, with the increased
fac litias at our command, t0gethe with our
IOug experience in TIE trade, we can guarantee
TO our friends aud customers a full and varied
stock which will enable Us at all times TO I'LL
their orders promptly a. i ~ the lowest market
rates One Of our house VIII devote his entire
time aud attention TO the sale of COTTON.
Having thorough knowledge OF the same, and
being sellers only. we can at al times obtain the
highest market prices. We are prepared 70
make advances on Cotton consigned IOus. All
eorssigu Tneflts OF Cotton viii be covered with
Insurance in our open policy, unless otherwise
ordered BY a strict attention to business. We
trust 10 merit a continuance Of the liberal pa
tronage already extended us. Soliciting a share
OF vour business, We remain, very respectfully
ANDERSON, GAY a BUGHER,
AENPHIs, rEsS,, sept !, 1866. lsela-
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GROVER 8 BAKER's
SEWING MACHINES!
Why Gro yer 4 Bakers saChine is Best

W Mt CRU AEL q B2nNE AdNuAnC - BGbt
4 It is more simple. durable, and less Liable TO
!, Gerangement than others.
?. It sawE rom ordinary spOOls, ana no rev wind
ing Of thread l. necessary.
g. Ii sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heIviseI, snd with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton OF linen.
1. Its seam is strong and elastic that IL never
breaks. even on the bias.
5. Il fasIens both ends OF the seam by its vn
op-ra ion
g. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch, re-
mains firm, and neither IuBs or ravels in its
Nwegr.
Z. is seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness after washing better
thar any other.
It's seam can be renewed in altering garments,
after proper inspection, without picking or
cutiug them.
g. Wa ching and varying the tensions upon she
threads, necessary Ia other IN chimes, Is un-
necessary iu this. The tension being once sd-
iusted IN The Grover ) Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be cone without
change.
10. IL makes beautiful embroidery without any
change o arrangement, simply by inserting
threads Of suItaDle sizes and COlOrs for this
purpose. Il is the only machine that beth
euUrOiJeTs and sews perfectly.
The aJtentiOn OF Talors, Manufacturers OF
Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Carriage Trimmsrs
and all others requiring the best and most ef-
fctiVs Lock->titch Machines, is invited To our
new Shurte Machine, especially adapted 10
Manufacturing purposes.
GROVER u BAKER s NJ. Co,
m Main
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Medame Blace, Of s.. Patrick street.
Oftawa. Canada, has given birth to
Child with only one eye, in the MIDDLE
~ the forehead, an inch and a half
shova the nose. The infant is in perfect
health, and has no other deformits.
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1lhSOnlC cOnClaNee IN tuAe Cttg
MASONIC NOTICE,
Alta meeting Of the Recording officers
OF the various Masonic Bodies OF this
citv- the MEsfPHIs DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ OF the order Tor
the city Of Memphis.
BEx x. PULBES, Secretary south Memphis
Ions - BsAEIsH, secretary ADgerOna Lodge,
II. P. wSoDwAKD, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge,
d = Bt-rrs. Secretary hamilton Lodge, No. 2ss;
B. X. PuDIEs, Seoretsry KilWinning Lodge,
W u. PsISTFR Recorder Penn Chapter, No p /;
n j. WTGGIS, Recorder Eureka Council, No. :
N J. wIGGIS, Recorder Cyrene Conmsndery,
X. 7. no. T.
H 7. T5sLTSsoS, Secretary Hermes, No. /, L.
P. A.. A.. p. h.
A E. FRASEIASD, Secretary Aithiss, No. :, L.
p. A.. A.. s.. r..
B. K. PULLEs, for Council p. OF J.. A. A.
s.. r.
HIP WooDwAKD, for Chapter s.. p. Of Rose
troiz de H. A.. A. 3. r.
D. c. TRADES, Sor-- Conslstsry of s.. r. K.
r.. A.. A. 3. R..
No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers Of the APPEAL to merit
this fiattering evidence Of the confidence
and good viii Of the Masonic fraternity (;
and in addition to q standing directory
Of all Masonic institutions in the cIty-tO
be corrected as often Is may be neces-
sary-it is intended to devote 8 column
or more each Sabbath to such Masonic
Intelligence, o. topics, as it IL hopsd may
prove Interesting and instructive to the
Rrethren
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis City Transfer Go.
oMNIB US LINE.
Office, No. 10 Monroe Street.

A RRANGEHENTS hsve been made by which
n we are enab ed to give Checks for Baggage
70 All points from Hotels and Private kesl-
dences 70 psrsons purchasing RAILROAD and
OMNIBUS tickets at the
Mcmphls ind Charleston Railroad Oihee,
no. 10 OOGr5 street:
MeEphls and Louisville Railroad bnice,
No. 2;i7 Is Nam street. or at
MlsslssIDot and Tennessee Railroad 0fice,
No. Jefferson Street..
Prompt attention always given To ALL
CALLS -Ief at either OF the above Offices, or 81
thIs office bv persons wishing 10 go upon any
train running over either Of the Railroads cen
tering at Memphis
GEO R. sIs PsoN. Agent. declf
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Irul sCoTr L0DGE. No. $50.

Aests First Friday night In each month anu
su the Anniversaries of 81 John the bapti7t
and 81 John the Evangelist, In the Hall Sl
south Memphis Lodge, No. u.s. southeast cor
nsr OF Second and Madison streets
OFFICERS:
John Alnslie, W. NJ
ID = Williamson, 3. vi
Henry 1 towperthNaite, J. W;
j. W. Woltering, Treasurer southwest ee1heS
Main and Washington streets
IL r. Wo0dsrd Secretary 2io Main s11eoS-
Nathan Hoff heim6r, = D;
Augustus Bloom j. D. ,..s
b NJ Thomas, Tyler. laA4L u
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RARE AND SPLENDID CHANCE !
r. o r n H n u

The Large and COmmOdIOus
Store. NOs. 200 and 292 Second
Street, corner Of Madison, sUita-
bic for any kind Of business.
The stock Of Groceries can be
purchased on the most liberal
terms. Apply on the premises.
iaus lW
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An Kinds of confectionaries,
hnTTHERN HOTEL.

HAVING EFFECTED A LEASE UPON
II this Hotel, We shall be prepared 70 receive
Guests on and after JANUARY !, 1857, and
promise that none but an Al house shall be
Offered o the public. PASSMORE CO,
ianl lw PrOprietorz
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Iohn Zent. T. ]. NJ; once, North Front street
onr,oslta Gas Works: residence, 10 Market -.
g. F. woodward. d. T. J. H.
George Meilersh, P C.
y. J. W iggtn, Recorder;
J ". Page. Ir-, Treasurer;
Gus keder &. q;
II ]. Lynn, stewart; ,o.,
3. J. Suter, Guard. JAhi' Il
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GREAT CLEARING SALE
TO COMMENCE TOMORROW,
Tuesday, BOUeBlber 81, 1866,

Tuesday, AOce1tOeT %11 IoOOS
and continue until the Isl day OF January, Iso7.
We shall offer oureoods al such low prices
g will insure their Eals-
We are bound not 10 be uhdersold BY any
one ID fact We will guarantee 10 be lower IN
cur prices than sny house ia the city.
6-5sis Sosh,ly of ,s Sor CASH and CASH oSLY
Just Received
SO doz Opera Kids at = IS per pair
81 de- Upera Nubias - cents 20 q each
10 D 1lg. Calico. fasrcolBss, IS cents per yard
Zoo ps. Brovn Domes IS from Is TO 2 cents per
Bieaesef DoTnestiss greatly reduoed-a good
artiole-M I'd. vide, l25s cents per yard
Blesohed DoInesiies = yd wide, u 70 . cents
Bleae6ea 'Doaeslics A I'd. wide, 20 to a cents
quality. Is 10 = cents per ard.
I,onsfale, Warranted. only IS ceuts per yard.
s-4 ga lsa sheetiug 20. 50 and 30 ceEts per yard
White aaTseiiies Spreads. s. IS % g 50 each
cheap at double the money.
Irish Linens greatly rednced-
Jaconets fruin - % s. cents per yard.
check Afuzlius - 10 81 cents per yard.
Dress Goods reduced fully One-haf cur former
extraordinary low pr.ces-
Scotch Plaids half wool aud all wool, from b
10 IS cents per yard.
Empress CLOTHS, all WOOL only s71l cents per
Ladies ali wool BalmoFals, bright colors, only
& 81 each.
Fsalista Aieriaos only IS cents per yard.
Frellch M6rinoa AT COST AT COST
laLo dOz- Ladies Hose white and coiored, from
s. Sd 10 . 50 per dozen.
II Won want 10 save money aud get good
Goods Al less than half price, dent forget to
attend sur GREAT CLEAhlSG SALE.
Ons Price 0nly EBd Terms Cash.
ELSON BROS,
poys7 297 ATain Street.
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HEBREW AEB MASONIC CILEXBAR.

A.. NJ. 567.
! T1sri, 10th September, 1855.
/ KhesvRn, 10Th October,
l Chisleu, 9th November,
] Tebeth. 9Th December,
] eshebat, 7th January, 1857.
] Adar, 6lh February,
] Veadar, sth March,
/ Nissan. 9Th Anil,
] lar, 6th May,
! Swan, sth June,
] ThRmuE, 4th July,
] Alb. ID August,
] Eluel, lat Septem Der.
Ash wednesday,, 25th February, 1851.
MRunday Thursday, 18th April
Good Friday, 10Th April,
aster sunday. Eth April,
Ascension, 2lst May,
Pentecost, 3lst May,
- lala u
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DR. c. sPiEcrr

THEMIST Botanist and surgeui. an OF
I graduate Di the best schools 81 ElIrolle and
America, has lifted 1p rJo16 IN tllSt t5aVoso
Block, 394 Main street, Mem rfis, % acoomGto-
date patients afflicted with Diseases OF the eye,
ear, heart, brain, skin, Kidneys and lsngs,
dropsy, q, gravel. cancer, dyspepsia. rhelHua-
pressed nenstruation, whites. ulceratiOp aad
falling OF the womb. cancers, t11nors and da-|
tula in auO. Hs 50 seldom fails t1dl Z has been
often said: -'If Or. spiezel can't cure you no
one can" Medicine sent b. express For
terms and full particulars, ftddrss5
DIR. SklE6EiA 5af Main g.,
nOv9 4eInphis, Tenn
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PkAA CHAPIEh NJ i, r. a. NJ
Meets secend Monday in each month over
odd Fellows Hall.
CompAnion A. J. Wheeler, h. P;
ompanion John Zent, X;
Companion d. c. Trader, 5;
Companion George Aellerah, Q. h;
Companion H. p. Woodward, 2. Q;
Companion Jesse W Page, y
Con paafon h H. Psynter. s.;
COMPANION J. J. Suter, q.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN NEws Asso-
CIATIoS REPoR1s.l
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EuWIyNIyG LODGE No. SI1 IU. d..

Meets at Commandery Rooms No. - Front
Rev on the Sfh Friday in each month
OFFICERS.
J. j. Worsham. ". NJ;
Jahn Ainslie, ; W;
George Mellersh, ]. W; x
Z K Fullen. Secretary. lals u
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nIRKC10RY OF lYGERoNA LODGE, NO. l6s

MKMPHIs, Tenn, January TO- lS57'
Meets Flrst Monday in every month, AZ .
o'clock nm, at odd Fellows Hall.
OFFICERS:
n G. Trader, W. Nj once, 81 Front street :
residence, S3l Union St
o. 81 Forster, \. WI
{ ". Carroll. >. W;
Gus Heder, = D.
Goodman. 5. d.
HI n TonliasOn, Secretary
John Beauaish Assistant Secretary
n J. Wiggin. Treasurer
z J. conner, Steward
q A. Beehn, Steward
D. auter Tyler Cfiice, 2-s &aln street res
tdeuee No. II Ovsrton street. 9aHL@ u
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COTTON FAcToRs.
n. 3. FORREST,
COTTON FACTOR
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT, I,
No. 272 Front Street,
ZIP sTAIRaA srEaIpIaTa TEN

JBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
j ! Cotton and other Pro .ucs c0nainGed 70 me-
g4GGI Sc, RgPE AND OTHER SUPPLIEs
furnished Al the lowest market prices Allcon-
signmenis OF cotton insured unless otherwise
instructed.
The disastrous results OF the late war having
forced me 10 dispose OF most OF my properly, 1
have concluded 70 undertake this business, here
in the midst ofmy old friends, for the purpose Of
making an honest living for mysel and family
By my own labor, and = retrieve, a. far as II
may be bOssible, the Losses entaileo by tue Late
war. TO my old friends and to all who may
feel disposed W give me their business, pledge
ny personal attention 70 its efficient transec-
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LODGES OF PERFECTION.
PENN CHAPTER no. 4. CR. A.M.l

HEX NJ rs NO 7
John Zent, p. M.
MITHRAS NO. 2.
.---.---. Ar.ll.--h u A
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MASONIC DIRECToRY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MASONS
The Appeal Declared the Official
Organ for the Mystic Brother
hood In Memphis.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic conolaves In this city:
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Meets second Friday Ia every month, 81 their
Hall. corner OF Madison and Second streets.
OFFICERS:
! 7. sellars, W. N; Ofioe, Lee Block, Union
street
" s. Mathews, .. W.
J. B. mpbells j. W.
Ken x. Pulien, secretary, Sl3 Main streel
y n. BarnuH, = D.
W j. Hastings, J. ID
] r. :. Ghlflauc, steward
G. ID. Plummer. Steward -,
j.. n. Thomas, Tyler. lAl< y
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EUREKA COUNUIL, No. 8 (R. Ana s M
Meets Third Monday in each HaOnth, ST Odd
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P. WELLER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Ne. 34s FrOHt Street.
Imported CIoihs, Casslmeres, Testing

XUOULD be pleased to ses his old friends, and
w as many new ones as may favor him with
their patronage, with the full assurance that be
viii use his utmost endeaYors to please them.
q I. 49, a.mr mrrLaa-. 9 lmll a.snr.I mani NJ
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cyRPyE c0WWlNDEgT lk.T0, Ne. 4.

Meets Fourth Monday in each month at :
o'clock pm, at their Asylum, DOS Front street
OFFICERS:
SIR John Zeut. e c.: Office, n. Front o. Gas
Works residence. 40 Market street.
Sir John Ainslie, Genl
Sir k5eorge Mellersh, c. o.
Sir George White, Prelate;
Sir II y. Woodland, s.. W.
sir r. Parker. Jr. W;
Sir D. G Trader, Treasurer
Sir n. ]. WiEgln, Recorder
sdr y. NJ. stanley, sd. B.
Sir Gus Reder, ST b;
Ssr b X. Pulleu, Warden; 80,
Sir Louis Christian, Guard. 5snLS u
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E Is D N s
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE
297 Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS !!
PIsau RrOS First in fhe Field =
ElsOn Bros. First in the Field

HAVING resident buyer IN New foIk Se
ii are nhIs 10 get me benefit OF the great de-
cline Our Motto: LARdE SAILS AND
SMAII. PROFITS.
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8rDlDn & HtrtinS'
NfampS fir bas @pIf.
is 42O 8reome Str, Stem gorf.

Sir molten bic anfnerffantfeit bes 9ubIitums aui
Mere eIeganter 9ianos nit neuen SGaIeiI in ben
I9enben Stpien, Ienten:
StpI ~ Oftaueu, srose Sront, runbe eden,
4la1generttger Booens eHtlueoer ahtedise peer ses
9niSte Seine, 9erober SoSen, bic Rn6pfben dnf
.StpI. 80, Z Ottanen, ebenio iuie Stoi u, NIT
Serpentin ant benz Srette ous9eban9t gei9nisten
gtpi Jug Sttanen S;e oroen Fron,,de S9 ~
runoet, Serpeutin I'M goDen; bic Ansbau6nneen
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