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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01
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mon Schools Of Bedford County: also copy.
BOOKS, Of all kinds.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01
Humorous.

Az early spring-Jumping out ofbed a. FIVE
o clock ia the morning.
WHAT nose is more brilliant than s topor's S
nose? Why, volcanoes, to be sure. Pat
remarks that the chief glow of each cones
from the crater
As apothecarY asserted in large company
"tha. all bitter things were hot" 'No. /"
replied physician, "a bitter cold day is an
exception"
WHAT is the difference between editors aad
matrimoial experience? In the former the
devil cries for 'copy." In the latter the copy
cries like the devil.
TnE passing years drink a portion Of the
light from our eyes, and leave their traces on
our cheeks, as birds, that drink at lakes, leave
their footprints on the margin
GIRLs, DO you want to get married, and
do you wan t good husbands? If SO, cease to
act like fools Don't take pride in saying
you never did housework. never cooked a
pair of chickens, never made bed, aud so
on. Don't tarn up your pretty nose at honest
industry never tell your friends that you are
not obliged to work When you 60 shopping
don't take your mother with you to carry
the bundle
DosE FOR GossIPs.-A reverend gentleman
horri6ed small company few evenings
since, by telling them that he and his wife
had separated.
mot parted? inquiringly exclaimed three
or four
:'Yes, said the old gentleman with sigh,
"we had some words and parted.
a shudder went round the room, when
come one inquired
''For good?"
sob no, replied the divine, she has only
gone to Philadelphia, and will be back in a
day or two.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-01

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are equalled BY very ror establishments in the
country. Orders BY mail promptly sllsd An
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs,
FROA NEW YORK.

New York, June 81.
twenty-five thousand dollars of the Pa
ciHc Railroad bonds, and four thousand doll
lars Of United States bonds, were robbed
from Messrs. Dnncombe Hill, bankers, on
Pearl street, yesterday.
Ristori played her farewell performance
last evening ST
The young man, Geo. Skalber. recently
murdered in Hudson city, 10 alleged TO have
robbed his employer, in this city, and having
commenced fast living on the proceeds, was
murdered for his money by his loA associAteA.
An embankment, which was being raised 1t
Jones Wood. to be need At the approaching
Schutzenfest as target, caved in yesterday,
killing one man and ininriug four others.
The Dramatic Fund Association presented
Ristorl with = magnificent album. She
sailed on the Vile de Paris to day.
The shipment OF specie to-day amounted
to one million and forty EIGHT thousand dol.
lara.
The programme for the Schut1enfest is
published. Delegations will be received this
afternoon at the GermAnia rooms, By Mayor
Hoffman. There will be m excursion
in the harbor tomorrow parade
Monday, also review BY the Mayor and City
Council, and banquet. The shooting comv
mences in the afternoon, which lasts till
Tuesday and Wednesday. Concerts will be
given Monday and Tuesday: illumination
Wednesday evening; banquet Thursday, Ind
. ball in the evening; banquet and concert
Friday; ditto Saturday, the Fourth of July,
with fireworks and . festival in the evening;
Convention and concert Sunday; distribution
OF prizes Monday, aud banquet and concert,
the Festival ciosiux that dav
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FROM CHICAGO.

CnrcAua, June q.
pocket book containing two notes of
hand for one apndred dollars and check for
S2s23 and A cents on the Third National
hank, Buffalo, payable to an order of W. H.
Wood, was picked up by boy this morning
near the Great Western Depot.
State Convention of Spiritualisss is in
session here. A camp meeting will be held
near Deepisines Station, commencing Mon
Gay, August oath, and continuing until the
following Saturday.
The city has brought suit In the Supreme
cour. ageins. s. G. Sweat aud Teal 4 Fisher,
insurance agents, for twenty thousand dollars
each, to test the validity Of city ordinance
requiring foreign insurance companies to pay
tax to the city of two per eegt on all pre-
miums received by them in Chicago.
II is rumored that the steamer Kalamazoo
was sunk on the 18th in Lake Michigan while
on passage from Kalamazoo to st. Joseph,
and that six persons on board we're lost
James Mutel, printer. freq Ss.neaeid,
attempted ta sos,.Isis saicide yesterday on the
cars bs.wsen Joliet and Lincoln, BY shooting
himself.
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Mr.. Baksr ao.ed an appropriation oi
So, ,o0O0 for Alton, ILL.,
Without sssion thereon, the House I'D.
journed.
Mr.. Cngin introduced : bi,lto arsend an
act to except certain mannfastarsrs from in>
ternal tax.
Mr.. TAayer intsodsosd ) Tin fo establish
new land districts in Nebsaska. Referred 10
Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Yates called up the bill to admit Colo
rado into the Union. The question W. on
an amendment By the COMMITTEES on Tafri-
tories, providing for general election of the
State Legislature and 6tatc officers within
sixty days after the passage Of this act; said
Legislature 10 meet within thirty days after
the election, and imposing the Fundamental
condition for admission that said Legislature
shall rstifJ the 18th amendment to ths Con-
stitution, otherwise this act shall be null and
void.
This was amended by inserting a proviso
allowing the Legislature TO decide. IL il
choose, against it's admission; also BY allow
ing the Legislature TO proceed to elect United
States Senators, in case II decided esainat
its admission.
Mr.. Conkiing offered an amendment re-
curing the question Of ratification 70 Be sub.
mitted TO the people at The election authors
lied BY the bill.
A debate followed without action on the
bill or amendment.
The Senate went into executive sessio and
alter . protrscted session adjourned.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK. jane 27.
The judgment recently procured By default
by Ross Co. against the Kansas Pacific
Railroad for $4 ,60O, 900, has been stayed By
the Supreme Court. OF three suits previous.
y brought fer the same claim, one was de-
cided By Judge Miller, ofthe United States
supreme Court, of lows, in favor Of the
Company, and the others we're abandoned.
Tho value Of the services of Ross, Steele /
Co. has been appraised BY the engineers Of
Kanaas. at less than $25, 200. The whole
proceeding will doubtless be set aside at the
session Of the Court ia July.
d. o. Finch, Of Io~a, has secured quarters
at the St. Julian hotel for the delegation
from that State, during the session of the
Democratic National Convention.
{ Tbs Natipnai Executive COMMITTEES OF the
Republican soldiers and sailors organization
have appointed sub committee, with power
to perfect the State Executive Committee.
The organization Is hereafter to be known as
ifB Boys in Blue.
The Supreme Court to-day decided that the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad directors
have right TO issue stock for tia paYmest
Of diridenis. ard denied the motion for IN
inlnnctiSn 70 issue . .sinst such issuance.
Several mastef laasons have conceded 70
the terms demanded by the brickiayers, and
the strike viii thus close and become useless.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

0uALoss, France, June 81.
Emperor Napoleon having received the
eongtstnlatory address of the soldiers al
Chalons Camp, sent on the anniversary OF
the battle Of Magenta, has arrived, and was
greeted with enthusiasm. He rev;eFsd the
troops yesterday, and YES ngch pleasSd. He
ieases so-day for Fontsinblsan.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June u.
Official advices state no further Sighting Of
consequence in Central Asia. The Russian
troops still occupied BokAra.
" MARsTlLI.Es, June, n.
The stsamsLip Husens. With Gen. Napier
and staff cp board, arrived at Malta 10 day
on way to England.
BERLry, June 81.
The health Of Count Bismsrk who 10 now
living in retirement on bis estate in Pomara-
MIA. has much improved vilhin the pas. few
daya.
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FROA WASHINGTON.

WAsmsGros, June q.
About fifty lobbyists are in this city At
work to secure the confirmation Of Perry
Fullsf rs COMMISSIONER Of Internal Revenue.
Il looks pow ss il he would not be con>
frmed.
Collector Smythe is in the city looking after
his Austrian appointment,
Mayor Bowen and Ex>Mayor Waliach had
personal difficulty last evening, during
which the latter struck the former a heavy
blow in the mouth. WalIach vaa arrested.
New YoRK. June 81.
A Washington dispatch says: An investi.
eating committee has une arthed afraud which
shows that clerk in the Second AUDITORS
office has, in defiance of law, paid out nearly
million dollars to parties claiming to repre-
sent negroes mustered into the cervi1e, said
parties generally asiag lac ovHess of said ne
gr2es at the lime they were mustered.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
xLth CONGRESS---Spcoaa Session
WAsHlseros, June 81, 1868.

WAsHlsGTos, June q, 1868.
HOUSE.
The Speaker presented the report Of the
Paymaster Geueral rs 10 the payment Of ad-
aitional boanties SINCE duly LIST.
Mr. Julian introduced joint resolution
providing that in sny treaty hereafter con-
cluded with the Indian tribes, by which the
title of such tribe TO its lands shall be di.
vested, the lands shall be conveyed direct to
the United States, and thenceforward be
subject to the authority OF Congress, the
same as other public lands. Ii passed
The Speaker proceeded 70 call the Com.
Rittee pn Claims sor reports Of private ma
tpre.
A large number of private bills passed.
Mr.. Arooks introduced bill 70 amend the
act of March 3lst, 1868, to exempt certsin
manufactures from internal revenue Mx.
Referred.
Mr.. Banks gave notice that he would ask
the House next Tuesday to consider the bill
appropriating money for the purchase Of
Aiasks.
u, rsulding gare notice that be would
ssk ac,. u, Immediately after the Harbor and
River bill was dispossd Of, on the second ap-
preparation under the bill for benevolent Dur.
poses in the District Of Columbia.
On motion OF Mr.. Washburne. Of Illinois,
the Senate amendments to the legislative ap-
preparation bill were referred to the Com
mi.tee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Washburne gave notice that ha would,
early next week, report the deficiency BILL
and asked leave 10 make it the special order
fcr next Wednesday.
Mr. Poland gave notice that he would, on
Wednesday, ask action on the Missouri CON.
tested election case of Suitzler aenina An.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 81.
Hiram Whitney, South Canal street mer.
chant, yesterday while returning from the
bank, was throttied by three rough charac-
ters, and robbed of eight hundred dollars.
One of the rogues was captured, ba. the
,.,oney was nor sscoyered. -
IN Mr. Ed Price. Of this city. Yesterday sold
to Mr. Henry Graves. q half interest in his
horses, Jim. Rockey and Queen of the West.
The price paid was $500 on Roekey and
1000 on the Queen.
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FROM MEXICO.

New YoRK, June q.
The Herald's telegraphic advices from
Mexico City. dated June Is, says. Juarez
remains firm il Ais refusal to change his
Cabinet.
Romero has been ordered from Washing
ton. he has Informed the English bond
holders that their negotiations With Maximil
ian have annulled all negotiations on thspart
Of Mexico,
There is no cordiality between the Ameri-
es.. . legation ard President Juarez, owing TO
the protection Of Europeans in the American
consulate.
Qeuers! Allosiei is TO command the expe-
diiibh against tie Puebla insurgents.
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Notice to Lot Owners.

AT AAExrrsa Of the CITY counssl Or 4 Z - hsax
~ on shs "a day Of June, A. b. 1tss tbs foiIcvisg
k,soiutton adopted:
k<eofred, that the owners Of Lofa slx auA ssysn
nicck ~, fronting foerteeath street.
os directed p have Plank Walk, ays tsss vsds
nads IN ont their respective ot by the Ist Il Insv
NEXT fse plnA TO Be laid the a ne 70 -
dcnsin accordsncs with the Ordinances Of tbe lsty
Icarafy ~ Aloye 70 be trus copy OF Esselatfou
Pe1sa by fhsitzsy Couneii Of the City Of Ksoknk
oiysn under ny hsnd and the SsAl of ssd CITY shis
f1fh day Of Jane, 4. D. lacs. - -
n WELcHMAN
1oneN-sv Clerk councii of the Cfty Of Ksokuh
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

New YoaK. June 81.
The Albany Argus comes out strongly for
Chase.
MnwAuxEs, June 27.
The frst concert Of the s9ngefest took
place last eseaing.5It was composed of
seventy instruments and chorus Of fonr
societies took part in the perform aces.
MEMPHIS, jane ~.
The Merchants National Bank of this city,
suspended this morning 1t is said their as.
sets will exceed their liabilities.
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MARRIED. 4

MrCKARY- FoRD-0n the 9Th inst. at tbs Yrr.s
Rspsiss Church. onsonts. Nev York by Rev. a. ksy.
noids, A.. Nc laRr, Eeq Of Fort MAdis,n, Iowa, TO
Mrs AssIs O. Yosp sdsst daughter of y. W. Fora. Of
0neoata. hsv York.
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Notice in BauIrup,cy.

In tbs Disfrisf Court cf The Ualted ft.tss pss
triet Of lo-S "a B.nksuptcy. In the nart~r Of Rs-
vsrd st.wA3tt bankrupf, II Keohak, ia said p4s-
triet on Thy 7sth DAP Of Jnns, A. D. 1855, US ~.
District Of xowa
1NH's 70 ss natcs that p~tstton hiss been t-uis:
on the 2sth Day OF Jane fscs hica in sal Dss.
rscs Court BY kfssrd Stewart. of PORT MAdsson Lee
county ioSa. who has been hereta5-a declared hank
rapi under tho At Of tongres srip4 AN act 10 stab
.si uniform system Of hxphruptes Throughout the
approved AAtea 70 1901 for discharge AID cerfa-
under aad aes and that the eth day Of .ag,ss 1879
al 10 ocIoek NJ Is assigned for tss kssriag OF hs
same bstcrs said Court, At Kepkax Lee esrnty Iowa
whsre ard when AL creditors Of said tnnkruut ana N
ether Persors In interest may aa sh9 ca e. il
any they hasf WHY the prayer Of the sald pstionss
should not be granted.
II IGTg Clark
pistsies Gosif. it aeokuk
JEo. yAx yluxxnraa At.,, if.1-ssss
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TROa THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, June 27.
A personal difficulty between John B.
Erovniov, Of the Knoxville Whig, snd Mr..
Kirby, Of the Press. took place Thursday
forenoon. Brownlow tried to shoot, but his
pistol snspped; neither one was hnft
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~ n~~-.. Nl~--
IT does the work o. removing the stones
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= :, :: =: -, ,...., .,..l.:
WHOLESALE AND Retail. At
Ne. - Hai.-st., y eokuk.
80 - - - -
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Dry .GOOds, Notions, &c.
Ar
xA4 - W. - OoI
Anir,a pAzAc
nas3 diS
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AAc NASNAhA SLe9
-
Dll
A6Ukuks lUWh
HAvIsa msds extensive additions % car s1oaa
ing t..As ss new hars large ana esnvsaisnt Gro
ss,y aenss - tnsfs hin tss est
VIVA increased iAeifies Fer fouf fnsir ESQ., we hare
IN ssors the arrst ttoes Of ahocEkles sssr brought
% this city bought oa impor err and h.si hsnes IN
sew fork aad sosson, and shpEsd nndrr eur season
eynt,sets mAos aanae ZEE fssrSi rarosd var, ism
rsea ses ss s.s eaAf isa 70 saf neat osfgaaas-
w. " h.ss fuii ana o mp'ste assortment q
suaAhs, .rs
poffs
1kAss
srRuPs,
flsHs
and az articles usually kept 10 cur n. 70 wsh vs is
s.e = A1.esIoe of tsA tfsae 10 i9SA iilis2s, Ana
AisSiuEi
Atooods sosd - WHoLksALs eniy.
erasrs snasi haze our ssst Tor the Ia
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dfy af heosrk sis oy rssoafon At aresuas
n.ls proslaassos " iai siscten to Be hsid in
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GAS STEAM FITTlHGS.
Maesr & johnson street, bet Sd lth-
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Bsoks.
SO Bridges......,,.. ........Nos , Estes Hous
Gold Silver. and livery Mounted caAss
G Bridges Z Estes House
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T. POLLOCK eo.....-.. Main stree
Haniiif 4co..............-...-.-..1oo Main stree
Kellogg, Kirge 4 oo..............,.-si Main stree
kf Bower = ca.--r.,.. NAM stree
II Stafford. ...,......,...eor Blondeaa Lcvee
GRoCERs-HETAIL.
Robertson l. Alb s...............12o Main street
J. d McQueet ........-..-.......s4 Main street.
Cox Irvin.-.-... ...eornsr Filth Main streets
uvd-cmstsrs, Thevmonsters, Sashren-
SO Bridges.....M.....:Nos1 s ! Estss House
H.rdvare & House Farnishing Goods
A. Weber Co.....-.........-......lis Main street
4ABpwA4E.
fsck arothsrs s.,...-.....cor Fourth Main streets
Buei ..'.'-'"'s Hs'u s''ees'
HATS, CAPS A. rUkNIsHING GOODS.
Dillon Jones.......-............ .q2 Main street
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS
Bsrkitt oe....-.....s.-...-......sl MaiA street
HOTELS. -
Iepfer House. Thffd johnson.
pemine House ......-.....cor Second JOHNSON.
Insurance AGENTS
III Adams, Corner I'd and Main sts.
IOWA COAL = OIL co.
o1acs...........-.-...Lev Levee, bet Main johnson. I.
TcE.
Collier Berry .......Fifth strsst-in Estss Houss'
InoH.
BrovneIi Bros Main Fourth
JEwKLRY,tr tr1ss aoIp}.
Sc Bridge..,,..............Ees 1Esis. Hsrss
LraUoRs-WHoLEsA
Leonard Co-.............1 Ia 4 l74 Main street
MARBLE WORKS.
Bawden . ohensweth. Third strset-nsaE Main.
AILLYNERs.
sptssbsrgef, Mayer co.,.-.....No. III Msfn-st.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry Second street.
Magnifyins 0lasses Z MieroscePss-
Sc Bridees.................Nos Nos Estes House
s1sician, SpsetssIss, Eye 0lassss.
q B,idges Estes Honse.
Pipes, denuins Mssrshaum.
s INSTRUMENTATION 1,A Estes House.
Pistols, Ammunitisn, RiAes.
S g Bridgcs..-....-......Nosi : Estes House
PIANOS AND nUsIC.
Ayres Brothers. .....s7 NAN .
YausrIEe AND WALL P4PEBs.
Wm. priss....'......... 5th 4 Blondeau.
hrAr.EsIATE = IHsURAKCE ACTS.
HB Ten-Fyck, cor Fourth Main sts IMP stairs)
WIN Fulton..... .......ss Main street, tup stsirs)
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
u Naeonber, ....Foufth street.
silver Plated wars.
@ Bridges es.,,...........N Nos kstss Hoase.
sp.ss.s,es, uSia = savsr.
Sc Bride.s....-.......-...Nesl = Kstss Hssse.
ny olassss, Rsasisg 0aassss.
Bridgss ..,s.. Nos > sssss heass.
T.s4 g4PAsssp wARE. sxaoli .AIr
Aooss...-.. we Aain ssfses.
ravsliag Cases. tssvsi ns Dass.
3. q Bridges. .....-...N Nos ; J Esss Hsss
WateAas, -waaeAss, vsSshss:
saIrids~s... ...-s......-N Nes ? Essss Hssss.
vss6bs, 0lssks, = ssvsl.y nspeissA
9 D2assa............. Mes ? , Asess Hesss.
wsi4aag Dssks-PaYlss 1Isshs, Inlai1.
eQprd - ......-.......... = nssss Hssas.
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CLoTHIEaa.

CLOCKS, WATCHES JEwELRY.
Sam 9 Bridges. Nos / Estes House.
7. K. J. Ayres i Sons.,.. -........e7 Main street
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yencilI. Jones / Co...ccr Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co......cor Second 4 Main strests.
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GAS y STEAM FITTINGS.
Moosr { Son Johnson street, bet I'd 4 kth.
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Asslgneeh Notice of appointment.

NHStyncV6 KtUtICU UI ApPUIHtlWFNG.
In ths District Court Enited sastes for the Dir,
tTtet sf love- In the matter OF sAs @stass ol r
eseusrs, Bankrnpt.
District Of iossf at Ksttuk tie 9Th dag of June,
80
10 ,ean~ II sssy essoeya.
1--WE undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment - Assignee OF the sst.ts os y "
eeafrurt OF Fairfield Jefferson stats Of
Iowa. within sid District Who hes be- h.nh
rupf uron tas pssiiten OF Wright geii thsmtsrtsia q
70 one Of his efsdicrs b. Jshn Sohn fuc yus II the
on shs sh esy Of Mar. tsss
HIkAM EsowfEs.
1Hns<c sSw-nA
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PaEsIprxr-DAVID A. GAGE.
SErKErAaY--J. SNOW.
TRrAsURER-ISAAC G. LOMBARD,
osshies Ftfth National Bank. chieazo.

PaFsrprxr-DAvID A. GAGE.
SErKETAaY-J. SNOW.
TaEAsUREs-ISAAC g. LOMBARD,
Csshiss Ftfth National Bank, Chicago.
DIRECTORS.
KL,sHAs wApswoarH.
Chicago.
hsars, Bates Co.. chseaso.
hale. Aysr 4 Co., ohieaxs.
c.B, R4RwKLL,
jain v. rsrwsn Co, caiesso.
VA TuRpIy.
VA Turp.a 4 Co, chiesso.
soHs HAIsEs.
LoxsAap,
Gray, Phelps Co, Chicago.
TB GARDNxs,
HB Garansr 4 Co. Chicago.
sKrAIaBAxx.
sxow,
SEE 6. ". Tel coup'y.
Gen wsst'n Ast n. 3. 4 L.s.R r. Line. case-7o.
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COMMISSION mERCHANTs.
w Strrgcs. South Lsvse.
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHoLEsA
ambieton Huiakamp. Main street.
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BOOTS 4 DROE8-RETAIL.
L. lnlIu q A16ln etY04t1
Huiskamp d Matless so Main street
Huiskamp Bro...... Main strect-bct 4th 5th.
Z Hart, Agt.................-. Main street.
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Fans, Fancy 0sods. Fine Cutlery.
5 Bridges g. O. Nos / : Estes House
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
|, Armitage 4 Ce........eof Ninth 4 Jehnaon.
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BONNET DLEkCHHRY.
Ii Emerson Fourth 4 Blondeay
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BOOK
roe 4 son...... Gate City Bldg, Main : ID
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David Lowry Second street
III " Westcott .......... Main strest--near Fourth.
Webster Bros. .......... -. .....S6 Main stfest
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Olocks-WhoIssale 4 Retail.
9 Dridg ridges..............NosI ! b Z Eatss Honss
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DRY-soops-RETAIL.

EuRfGV1ug, 1I1Hub' q oo11Ss
Bridges ..--.....f5c5 --stss House
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A9Ha &S-nO IIEh@
Pond l. Co............cor Main 4 Ninth street
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KROKUK DIRECTORY.

Brown Knorles..-.....cor Main Fifth strsets.
.......-second street
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s. HAMILL & Co,

AMILL. D. .. nAxILL. z. TAoKAsssaY
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BAG FACTORY.
1 .1e6 Main afrae
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DR. W Watt.................cor Main and Fifth sts
Dr. L Ingcrsoll....eor Third 4 Main, lup stairs
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DENTISTRY.

Cein, Silver Ware.
Nos l / 4 Estes House
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket nseks.
Sc Bridges cs....,,,........Nos k Estes Hous
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American WASHES.
9 ridges.....-.....s....NosI 4 Estes Holss.

AUCTIONEK
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