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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
! We aciuscndto .Agc,.ts free ofchoryc

we Sc1ttsc7au 20 -4Ucftts fTcc of chQf'ye
: Fer n club Of 30 and Three Dollars
e. Y a.; e. sliGGIsssr fc.ss :ts.sf (, s;s,s
tsunterpane, lars- size. elegant Baim"ral skirt.
20 yards brown "a kl.ached Sheeiing. sa-d quaitys
yard wide. ] elegant. loo picture nprcccorbound
Photo. Albnm. I double len.. Sscs eoscope and IL
Foreign Views. I siiv-r-piateti engraved 3 hottie
Castor. Eli CANT silk Fan. with Ivory or Sandal wood
frame, j,riher-l edge and srPngis-i. Steel CTving
knis, a'st!est very best ,qarlsty is"5y btnnc,s
yd-. good print vriy fine 'lama-k Table Cover.
Ir. brst quality Ladies' Serge Congress Roots doz.
hue Inrn TcswclYt = fzen Rgtlr best silver DIS
Bag. I fancy Dress pattern Ia dozen elegant sill
yer plated enzgavrd Napkin Rings- l dozsn ladies
fine H51ao VI Cotton StoctipIs- Gents hea ~ fes-
Boots. elegant Draine Dress patscrs. yicIss
s sSs III ls.is s f Sas,glsp sfprr5l9
For n club Of so and Five deIlars-l
curtaint. I pr all wccT Blankets. Eneraredsave
Ds.s i solid coid searf Pin. az sss very sss
T. s KITE. CHI r. ss'y 's ssss"i
sstisf rarssA heavily headft anil lined with silk
Il pr gents ta,f poois 80 yd' good Print. 30 yds.
sS.d esG Ss s or s sss
rocco Travelling lag. square Vvoi Shaxl. y plain
Norwich Poplin Dress Pattern, 80 yds double
taf ksiss cloak Esra1i engraved Sill
cloth Tor riosskipg,(
. For a club Of 100 and Ten Dollars-l
rich Msruo or Thibet Dressfatisra- l III fine
Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins 10 match I psrir
gents French Can Bootsi Ihesvy silver Idarvt en-
graved Ice Pitcher. Very fine all Wool Cloth nr'
Ladies, Cloak. \ Web very best quality grown or
blsscfed Shooting 2 yds fine Cashmere for suit.
l elegant Foidin dress pattern elegant Engii.h
Berace Dress patssin. Y beantifnI Engiish Bsrsge
shawl. I set Ivory balanced handle Knives and
Fork = na"Sis s wssen
I'D Family Bible, steel ergrssinxs with record and
p psSS s p,Ss: . N: scSS H csiI
iprtl1ky&ySJ h(tftsyf and sPg . fits
10 barrel Shot Gun. silver plated, engraved, 8
tiled Beyolying castor cut glass BOTTLES. ! very
* viosin aud Row, in case sst ivory balsnssa'
nifinves and Forks. sa;l
Send Money by Registered Letter.
Catalogue Of goods sent to any address FREE.
PARKER & CO.,
Ko~. Rosec-,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

At . Democratic mass meeting in
Bangor, Maine, Of which Pendleton
.as the principal speaker, cheers
we're given for JEFF Davis Comment
il unnecessary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
AnnIieation fnr License

A. Office is hereby given thss the und~rsixned will
- arry to the Beard Of Comrry Commissioners IS
MARSHALL County, Indiana, ct thsir next reguls r
session, commencing on the fret Monday in S,,iem-
.cr oes Tor license TO seil Intoxicating Liquors
I'D less quantity than qusrt at n time. be drank
upon the premises My I'face % business and the
premises whcreon said ignors to he sold h To-
rat nj the West half Of lot No two ~ bloch eight
E.l-hny fet square-In Tyner City, pix ton n,hip,
Marshall county, Indiana.
4lw3 ISAAC III. LEXlNDHIE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
Public Speaking.

Col. r. p. DeHART, of
Lafayette will speak to the peo-
pie of Plymouth and vicinity
on Wednesday, September %,
at Z CLOCK p. M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Do you wish to pay double the tax
in this county that your neigbor in
an adjoining county pays? Ifso vote
the Democratic ticket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

The undersigned will sell a farm, containing sew
enty-stx and n haIf acres, lying IN MAR
shall county, being the north part Of the west bsifef
the SOUTHWEST quarter. and the south west part of
the southwest quarter Of section 81 in township ~
north Of range east.
srfd land Is few miles ofArgos.
The improvements consist ola small frame houssI
young orchard aud NIFTY acres cleared.
<so Town-iot in Plymouth, viii he sold
senable tcrms> for further particulars enquire Of n
L. PhlssPsyss ,. Mrs. PERSIS A TYLER.
z5n T.fin 80. 01,lo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

E5r Licokcno7ts- Governor.
MAJOR WILL CUMBACK,
% psestar County
For Sccrstn7y' Of State,
MAJOR NJ. r. a. HOFFMAN,,
OfUass County.
FIR Auslitor of State,
MAJOR JOHN b. EVANS,
OF Hamilton County.
For Treasurer Of State,
GENERAL NATHAN KIMBALL,
OF Martin.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court.
CAPTAIN THEODORE w. MCCOY,
of Clarke County.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court,
COLONEL JAMES b. BLACK,
OF Marion County.
vrs For Attorney General.
-r.: DELANA r. WILLIAMSON,
OF Putnam County.
Superintcndent of Public Instruction
BARNABAS c. HOBBS,
t9f 80 OF Wayne County.
i For Circuit Prosecutor.
MAJOR WILLIAM HI. CALKINS.
For Common Pleas Judge,
6aF HON. ELISHA EGBERT.
80 For Common Pleas Prosecutor,
-.~.g = J. E. ARNOLD.
For Joint Representative.
CAPT. AMASA JOHNSON.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
JOHN L. WESTERVELT.
For Sheriff,
HARMON BAYLOR.
FIR Treasurer,
fi-ilol : LAMBERT. KNOTT.
For CoRlnafssi0i,sr of 2R District,
ycI JOHN w. .CLEAVELAND.
For Commissioner Of 3d District,
NOAH BARTHOLOMEW. -
.,.a For Land appraiser,
GROVE o. POlIEROY.
For Coroacr,
w. n. BAILEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Under what mount are the Demo
Gratis buried beyond the hope of res
direction? "Var-mount."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

The Republican party is success
fully doing what the rebels tried four
years but failed in--RUNNING Grant.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
e: :: $4,000
Republican Majority In
-. s..-' E, Maine

The election in Maine has
spAken for Grant and Colfaa by
alargely increased majority.
The chances of Seymour and
Blair arc not worth a fig. Tho
East Isl not for them, and the
West is against them. Repub-
hcans are everywhere triumph
ant, andmany who were be-
fore leading Cops are coming
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
Great Bargains Tn
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest Lands in Northern In5i,
ana. r-~f b. q :


Am.ng Thirty five Thnu-=r,f s~rr- of Choice
Lands which va have upon I-vkr fpr sale,
we specify the following Tracts: 49,.
$50 Acres thrse miI.- south q Grs,vrrto~n. the
+. Fl w. Sc- n. u. Nearly -Do arr-- dry. l-v-I
and well fimhcrri --ozk openings. lslsucr ggs<
hay marh. .brpk OF ruluing wafer. snd ~
fine Springs. Price, ss.2i pr acre, in paymencs
I60 Acres miicr frem Grovrrtc~n. To .cf-s tim
her. dry aud god. l=aisnce prsirie. School
House corner Uf The bsd Price =. Is rer
I6O Acres fur all half mi'c- frnn, Grovertow.
lao eo.-i dry tim.rred i.arrrr.. balance wet
anddry prairie. In good nrighborhood' Prize,
500 PER acre.
SO Acres adjoining Marshall comfy ifne. on es,d
half miles s,stlw-~f frpn Donnelson Sssfioa
s0acres good dry timi~red land. running WATER
and small mineral spring. Price $40 PER scre.
AIS Acr~s-improvea. lsg hon~e and h~vn 40 .~rps
we'll finaterrd--Dak orcsiugs. balance wet and
dry prairie. good snail orchard aud spring, ed
joins a small lake hsAutifni trcation and
pleasant neish''erhcod- wvnia make n god
grain and si.rk farm. Prior ss,2s 80 ssps, In
fssmcpfs. and great bargain. 50
$40 Acrssat North Bend, On Tirr-canoe rfser-
small improvements. good improved farms
two sides Of the land. Price $500 Ter acre, and
one Of the hest bargains in the country.
IS -fcrt farm, Ia ln;ss frcm Rsiiresd. ~ scr~s
improved. good small orchard rnd fine spring.
Price, ST 90 per acre. IL sold soon l...l....
799 Acrcs II prairie and timbered land, embracing
ono Of iae hest stock locations In Northern Tn
ter. Price Ia per are.
lis Acre farm adjoining Cedar Lake-a fine body
of pure water. miles in length. farm well I'm
and one OF tho finest locations in the county.
and incindes the best mineral spring In the State
The water Of this spring possess all the Medicinal
OF the Blue Licks II Kentucky without the ua-
pleasant taste. and would, ~ properly improved.
make grand summer r-sort. and retreat for
invslids. VIII be ssd upon reasonable terms.
Besides these lands we have fine selections In al
parts Of the county. and seiiidg thsm prices
thet I'LL suit any one who Wishes to hay -
Address or csh upon w. C. n0fLESs -
e'h 90. Surveyor and Real Estate 4sept. 4.
42ms Knox stark canuty, Indians>
Land for Sale. .a.s~gig
81 ACRES Of good Farming Land, partly In
GU proved, near Tyner City, 5cr saie. For furth-
or particulars. terms, &c, apps too address
JOHN GOOD.
sowfpd Tyner CITY, Ind
gFVhoIn psous Crown CriEOlimeS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
New Advertisements.
"a w :" 80
All Styles and Shapes.
GET YOURS FOR NOTHING

ANY one who sends order for Five ISL
Axes, nj one dollar and n half eneh wi,b
the c''sl viii receive one extra, for N 81 Ia m y
Wewill put our Axe alongside Of any other MAKE
anu prove IL the best finished aud the largest steel
measuring two aud half inches
We have made Axes for twenty two years and
won yieid the palm ian shape to- any manufacturer
ana yct confess that sucker of Illinois, called
CoLmiRN, beat ms in his patent shape. The circular
nif and continuous edge makes the same labor pro-
tucc twice as much effect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
Our. Commissions to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment II the
nd-Prsof Of this l,e s'ynd in comparing our
premiunts with those II at b,tSF,R CIT rs OF Til T.
SANE SIZE, in addition to- which claim to give
leitsr goods of TIN. same character ~ rafsass q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
New Advertisements.

~ STARI0 FEMALE SEMINARY ananda.
Ogua n. \. Renowned for situation and ,,lvauti.
Res dn'ing i3 years Terms reasonable. b. RICH
ARDS, A. VI :, Principal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
All Goods damaged or tmkrn in lauspor
alton rrplarcd without charge. a..

sc- Checks describing articles sold SCENTS
n clubs at rates mentioned bsow. We guarantee
rsrry articI. to cost c.silp bought at any Boston
or New York IIvuse. I ~ y -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

,QOH0Per SosiA g"areHfee! :. S~- pay. Salaries
" OOIsiid Wrrs@s-- A2eat~ waa,t-I everywhere
10 all oar Patent rs s.~isg Irfc irrs C7ots~- Lu,s
0li at or a'l'lgc>s the GIKAID WIRE MILLS, Phil-
a'i'si}tis. Pa I .iyaBN = sits.s H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
WANTE AGENTS. s,sso ss 20,

GESUISE EMPOWER CON NuN SENSE FANI-
Ky SEWING Ma l1fNE Prize. only SIS Address
SECOMB * co. PisisI,nr@h.- Pa. - Boston. Ms--.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

AGENTS WANTED. to s .'iI ;. S Gs%.
ulne Orfode uniting Csscd
ihiiiaton ef1 s,ichcs n..lr. ifis-- sl5. Or
Boston, Mas.
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nave an instinct for what is real. An
innate nn yearning after truth, tho divine
spark IN q the midst Of original sin, the
combating element whereby tho strife
is called into action, tho light crushed
down as life advances, and truth seems
to be lie. Crushed, quenched O,
ye' through whose lies upon lies your
weaker l. brethren perish, how much
sorer VIII your condemnation be than
theirs! Rhapsodie," mused Mr.. Ftb.
s.eoee' coming to pause; I might al
most have been preacher, but ever,
wax , Of lite is SO beset With lies that to
be nothing seems most righteously to
accomplish the end of being. 1lloc;c,1
decidedly" and 50 ended bis musino,
That night Adrian. was reused from
her dream-rife slumbers. Charley v,.
in burning fever; and his delirum erv
was:
"Linna, Lima, l want my Lima"
NO rest for Adriana now; hastily
she obeyed the summons.
"Hush, darling, darling! Lima is
here"
No further dreams, no thought of
studied meetings, his child was diving.
No, he must not die, he should not die.
II but her care could save him. Oh,
that she could draw the poison fever
from the child and take it to herself.
aud 50 breathe out her life in sayinp
bis. The father had gi ven her death
in life; might not the child more mer-
cifully give her peace in death =?
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SWINBURNE'S LATS POEM.

COuldst thou not watch with me one hour! Behold
Dawn shim4 tho - with Aging feet Of gold,
WI sude esssstE tbit gtsss the gradual s,as; I /:
-" couldst thou not watch With me - ~
What, not ono hour! for star by star the night
lallss ssad bar thousands world by world taks1nght
They die, and day survives, and what Of theel
Couldst thou not watch with me,
Sunbeam by sunbeam creeps from line to- line, ~
Foam by foam quickens on the Frightening brine;
Sail by sail passes, flower by howor gets free;
Couldst thou not watch with me?
Ths OF ysar's dead hands are full Of their dead
Z, / xAovsss. g ~ -
The Old Tayis are full Of dead old loves Of ours,
Born a . rose, and briefer born than she
Couldst thou not watch with me:
What Of the night The night is full the tide
Storms inland, the most ancient rocks divide;
Yet eoms endure. apd bow noEhead nor knee; *
s6oah& 1h6l hot watch Aith mslF sf%f
Since thou art not Is these are, go thy ways;
Thou hast no part in all my nights and days.
Lie stI. sleep on, be glad-as such things be;
Thou couldst not watch with me.
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Good for Man or Beast

DAIN K1LlRR cU.zi sonl TasoAr,. :
4 Favorite Medicine with al classes,
II Is DAVIS PAIN KILLER
TT you haYS Painterst Cotie,I er;>rr-. z
- '~~ . UsE tHa PAIN KILLER.
MO Medicine is 80 popular
.lN~-,--, -.~...-- --,~, As.THH .PA1A K1ILHR:
~ EEP The EPAu KnIER al~sya q hand.
sAS . - - = ..Fs;<tI
IF you have Cough or Cold,
USE THE PAIN KILLER
T OOK out and not be caught without q
II Bottle of PAIN KILLER in the house
7 EFT every body use the PAIN KILLER
IL For, Sprains and Bruises
LIVERY sailor should carry bottle Of
IL PAIN KILLER with him.
DEMEMBER the PAIN K111Ee is for
IL beth Internal and External use.
The Pain Killer is sold by al Dru ggist
and Dealers IN Family Medicines. :
Ticknor, Tolman & Co., and s. Msrlat.
Agents at st. Cloud. Sold byaal drug
gists. -: - s.. n22.2n
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SURE: ) ]! ! !! CURE! J 1 TRY IT!
2 49,
. AHan's Lung Balsam

II tic Remedy to Cure all L uny Difficulties
1t should h. thoroughly k>te,ted b.
using uxy Other Bolsa~:- IT. =
II WILL CURE WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL.
Directions Accompany Each Rettle
Dr.. A. L. Scovill, formerly one Of the
Proprietors Of Halls Balsam, says: II
80 S4rf!etl,etiti. b. ;ae.r tae: hsst ~ Y
peetortnt remedy with IxSkiok l. ~ to
quaintsd. For Coughs and all the early
stages Of Lung Complaints, ! believe it to
b : certain cure snd ifsvery fanily woul P
keep It BY them, ready to administer upon
The first appearance Of disease Of the Lungs
there would be very few cases Of Consump-
tion." ,SrE'!f[i
Sterling Bres., prssgists, .rite from
;Carrellton, EOVrJan. 27, 1856: "Send us
stx dos. Aliens Lung Balsam. It gives
better s.tisfsetion than any other medicine
we sell" .:,.. ,'*.F 1'A,s :; .:-'- 49,
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BANK OF ST. CLOUD.
GENERAL BANKING AND EI-
CHANGE BUSINESS TRANS
| r. - = ACTED.
GOLD AND SILVER.
| : LAND WARRANTS, !,
College Scrip and Foreign Exehange
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
particular Attention give> to cell.e-
o., tions, and Proceeas Promptly
Remittsd. =
Office open from 9 to IL A.x., and to
5P.N. -
s.. Germain Street, s.. Cloud, Mina.
J. G. SMITH, Cashier.
St. Cloud, Sept. 16, 1867. vi
s. B. P1NNEY,
B A N K FIR .
AND LICENSED D.A1z. IN. =.
FOREIGN 1 DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Land Warrant. and Agricultural Col
Sight Drafts for sale ON England, Ire
and and Scotland, and all countries Of
Europe.
Tho highest premium paid for Gold, Sill
er and Foreign Drafts.
Agent for tho sale Of
P.ssege Tlekst. to s.s fEs@ IN the
~ Irish Perts. =
Collections made, and proceeds RENTED
day Of p.ymen.
0@e. opposite o. S. Land Office,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
r. G. MCCLURE.
j A m K e r, !
AID LICENSED DEALER IN
Land Warrants, Agricol-
taHal College scrip, County, Town,
- and statel. Orders,
-ALso-.
In Real Estate.
Collections and Remittsnces promptly
aade.
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MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS,
Co,nsr Robert and Eighth streets, near
ILL.,: Ms International Hotel,
DIsIaNs q SCULPTURE 'lFl,l ! WORK, 'l9l (.
Monuments, 01ayo Stones, Msntles, Table
Tops, &c., made and furnishsd to order.
.4 =s....: J. r. TOSTEv1N.
p. o. Box $40. 81. Paul v10n2s
nLDspApIs4s 4oi 5sly.kt
~ This OFFICE,
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y UNIVERSAL LIFE,
OF New York.

Policies written ON short notice 81!
~. J! - :,
9n28-1y J. e.. WEST,- Agent.
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's.r1Ro,rdaEs 81 ='Wk11I1Aaes. i
,(suCCEssoRs TO R. o. sTRoNa,)
..sxstsssTnira street, st.R.-l,t II ";
nEALERs In Carpets, OIL Cloths, Nat
JtinRs. Curtain Materials and TrimminRs
Upholstsrinr and Furnishing Goods, Win
dow shsdsa " Wall Papers Msttressss,
Feathers, * v7n40-1y
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J J l|laE !
.~ - "A -
te@at G&1
~ -
r1cKNoR, ToLmAN 4 Go.
('uoos''oss 70 ..w. AZ. q. s1xs,)
Brokers' Block. ss;rt as'.a'. Street.
ST: CLOUD, = MIMI,
Take pleasure In infornias their friend,
ana the oitisens Of st. Cloud sad Northsra
Minaesota that they have just completed
their Fail and Winter stock ef
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE sTuFFs,,-~
Glass, Glassware,
And all other articles usually found in .
nrst-elsss Drug House.
Agents for al the
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
A full line Of
LAMPS AND LAMP CH1MN1Es,
.kERosExE OIL. ALCOHOL,
Pure Wines and=Liquors.
~-- ,. Il
TOILET GOODS
From the best French, English, German
and American factories, comprising .
PoMADEs, C0LoaNEs, EXTRACTS
for the handkerchief,
SOAPS: TOOTH POWDERS,
And all the latest cosmetics Of the season.
The above goods were bought for cash in
the Eastern markets, and will be sold at =
small margin.
NJ German spoken.
TICKNOR. TOLMAN 4 CO.
st, Cloud. Oct. oath. 1866. -v9nl4
New Goods! New styles ;.
Low Prices!
= -: W. METzRoTH,si
N E R CHANT TAILOR,
h.sjust received . large lot Of
Cloths and ..Cassimeres,,
OF new and fashionable styles, for sprtag'
and summer wesr-wlu be sold cheap.
"A large stock Of :
Ready.made Clothing,
obtained specially for this market, and
warranted to be Of excellent quality;
A complete assortment Of II
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
-. including ! G.....4.S. -.
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS & GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt and other Hats and Caps; -.
Of tho latest styles,
A"d the best KID GLOVES in tie market.
Call and examine my stock. - 49,
J. W. METZROTH. 2
st. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1866. v9A11-tf
UNION. MILLS -
Flour and Feed Store.
THE Proprietors Of tho above Millshave
l. opened salesroom in the large ware
house on st. German street, adjoining the
Express Office, where . constant supply Of
e IAOO"
FEED,
&C., &c.,
May bs found.
The highest::price paid in cash for wheat
GORTON l. BURBANK.
St. Cloud, Nay 2eth, 1854. ven44.
L. HENRY & CO.,
DrA1r,s IN 4 b.
Staple & Fancy Groceries,
Il. - PROVISIONS.
cRockERy. TIN. AND SHELF HARDWARE.
Asood a'.ort'f"t a1'ooy. on hand.
FARMERS PRODUCE BOUGHT AND
= SOLD. i
st. German st., west Of Jefereon av.,
ST. CLOUD, n19 Ill.,; MINI.
ST. CLOUD BOOK sToRE. !.
.--'> :.,iY1
M. R0sENBERGER, s3>:: G:s.;:
BOOKSELLER, sEA170NER 4 N1NsD1ALxR
Has always On hand . Fine Assortment OF
Books and Stationery.
THE LATEST PAPERS & MAGAZINES
THE STANDARD scHooLBooks,a:
And everything usually foundi in : first
class Bookstore. v6n18-tf
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
,&g94
Chas. e. Foster & Co
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lfTAUU lot sf ALARM CLoCKS:
VT ~ thiss . :sstyou ap early
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q EDUD0LRH 1ClGNB1lNI, H71
wATCHM Ak ER.
:5t.. II Dt. 0ornaln0 street.
~. CLOUD. 80. ..,..,, N
oOOD assortmsnte Of Wstehes, (n
III Clocks md Jewslfy always on ~
1sea nalyaAt3izg dess. Repaifine nest-
y 1ens and waftastsl for one year. MY
IS. AJs1s slsesf bsssseiss1slsA i. 80.
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My arrangements with ono Of tho oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses Of tho East,
and having buyer in tho market Ill tho
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will find bargains at
al tinssin nv Store. -. 'vsn1s,1y
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Adriaua had done in tho library. So
"Hum". soliloquised Mr.. Etheredge.
It was, not much of . speech but the
tone expressed variety Of sentiments.
"Hag further Circulated MI: Ether
edge; /; hs discovered = date: :at the back
ofs the sketch, : date 81, some seven
ysas ago.. ."I wonder Who drew it; nos
Charles. certainly; hs h, some taste,
but not talent enough. for anything like
this; likeness in I fsw scratches Of
tho pencil, and not = bad ono either;
kept time with the original, OF the.
originals kept time With it. How in the
world did il come into ,his possession |"
Mr.. Ethersdge turned the drawing
round and round-no cipher, no in.
scription to elucidate. The large brown
eyes looked steadily At him, clear and
honest n. the ea.s that had answered
more than ones the keen scrutiny Of
hin. ! >"Act second of mysterious
drsm.," pondered he. "!That there is
: mystery is clear enough, and instead
ot IL clearing il. gets involved in more
perplexities. Plot th,okens towards
the third aot. Patience. I don't un-:
deistand it, There is smoothing under
hand about q that Miss Linden. I'd
stake my life on her truth. How fond
Pearl aud Charley. are Of hor-ald
children, Ike dogs, don't generally tate
= dhhoeest pszsona. They seem 70
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