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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-31
Special Notices
BURLINGTON.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago 0
Indianapolis, how shall we reach the West
The best line is acknowledged to be the c., B.
& O., Joined together with the B. & NJ Rail.
road by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and
called the BURLINGTON ROUTE.
The main line Of the Route running to Oma-
ha, connects with the great Pacific Roads.
and forms to day the leading route TO Cali
fornia. The middle Branch, entering Nebras-
ka at Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln,
the State Capital, and will this year be finish
ed to Fort Kearney, forming the shortest
route across the Continent by over 100 miles
Another branch of the B. NJ, divergn9 at
Red Oak, falls into line running dowQ the.
Missouri through St. Joe to Kansas City and
all Kansas. Passengers by this route to Kan
sas, see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Missouri,
and, by slight divergence, can see Nebras-
ka also.
Lovers of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for It's towns high CLEAN
ing from afar'-its tree -fringed streams-its-
rough bluffs and quarries--its corn oceans
stretching over the prairies further than the
eye can reach,
Land-buvers will be sure TO remember it,
for they have friends among the two thousand
who have already bought farms from Geo s.
Harris the Land Commissioner of the B. IL
NJ. R. R., at Burlington, Iowa, or among the.
four thousand home-steaders and pre- -cmptors
who last year filed claims in the Lincoln land
office, where "Uncle Sam is rich enough to-
give us all farm" 1y45
WHY I TRAVEL BY THE ERIE.
Est. Because it daily runs Four First Glass
Express Trains through, without change, to
New York from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Duh.
kirk, Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, BufTa
10 and Rochester in direct connection with OH
Ve$tern l;neS, Thus affording choice of five
different routes
I'd. because Its passenger coaches, being %
the broad gauge pattern, and over a foot wi.
der than those il use on competing lines. af-
ford the most comInodious and pleasant
means of transit to and from the seaboard.
Sd. Because it's Drawing Room and Sleepinar
Coaches are provided with all the luxuries and.
conveniences of first class dwelling and in
splendor of outfit rival the tabled glories OF
Belshazzar's palace.
4th. Because it is The Short Line from the
principal Western Cities, via Niagara Falls,
to New York and carries.the traveller through
scenery unsurpassed In variety or grandeur
by any on the American Continent, giving
him, en- route, magnificent view of the
Grandest Natural Wonder of the world.
5th. Because its hotels and eating saloons,
established at regular intervals along the
line, are the most spacious and the best con-
Quoted in the world.
9th. Because you couldn't persuade me to-
go by any other line. 18
tickets :" via Broad Gauge Erie Railway and
you're always sure to find them for sale at
all principal ticket offices, and at the lowest
current rates. 5 ea
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SUICIDE.A Danish boy named James Mel.
son, about eighteen years of age, who has for
the past two years worked on Mr.. Dudley
Cass' farm in Salem, committed suicide
last week by hanging himself to a tree
with leather belt that he had been in
the habit Of wearing around his waist. When
found on Thursday he was hanging from
limb with both feet resting on the ground
almost on his knees his neck was broken,
and the party who found him expressed the
opinion that he had been hanging about
twenty-four hours.
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Vanla avenue

One of the Oldest if not the oldest
church in the Middle States is an old
Presbyterian pile in Derry township,
Dauphin county, Pennsylvania. The
backs of the pews reach past the top of
the sitter's head; the communion service
was present from the house of Hanover,
and the small window panes are fastened
to the sash by lead instead of putty. At
an adjoining church in Dutch quarter,
the collection is taken up in Is little black
bag tied at the end of pole, with bells
attached TO wake the sleepers.
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Senator Henry Wilson,of Massachusetts,
says the Paris Amaericau Register, has run
away from England to escape the dinners
and receptions with which he had been
overwhelmed since his arrival in that
country, and is now quietly enjoying life
IN Paris. He may be seen any day on
the Boulevards or in the places where
Americans most love to congregate, and
with his long white hair, and fresh rosy
complexion, is as much an object Of at
tention and interest as he is in the
corridor of the Capitol or on Pennsyl-
Yania avenue
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FIRST IN THE FIELD.-R. Simmons new
Fall Stock is now arriving.
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INQUEST.

An inquisition taken at the house of Dud-
nosha and State of Wisconsin, on the oath
day of August, 1871, before A. B. Van Alstine,
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said county, upon the view of the body of
James Nelson there dead, by the jurors whose
names are hereunto subscribed. who being
duly sworn to inquire on behalf Of the people
of this State, where, in what manner and by
what means the said James Nelson came to
his death, upon their oath do say that upon
the 23d day of August, 1871, the said James
Nelson came to his death by hanging himself
to tree with leather strap. In testimony
whereof the said Justice of the Peace and the
jurors of this inquest have hereunto set their
hands the day and year aforesaid.
A. Van Alstine, Justice of the Peace; r j..
Towsly, Charles Bundy, Philander Judson,
James Turnock, Frederick herring, E. B.
Pierce, jurors.
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%
ABSENT MINDED. One day last week one
of our men of law purchased large water
melon, put it into paper bag, and with the
bag slung over his shoulder slowly wendell
his way down Kenosha street. Down
below Mr.. Ed Bain's residence the bottom of
the bag gave way and the watermelon burst
into several pieces on the sidewalk at his
heels, but the good man, deeply immersed in
one of the many knotty questions of law,
walked on unconscious of his loss, still hold.
ing the empty paper over his shoulder. Be-
coming tired of holding his hand in one posi-
ton he attempted to shift his load, when he
discovered his loss, and his " time - from that
point back to the scene of disaster is de
scribed as fearful. Viewing the wreck for
a moment he calculated, Give dollars and
COSTS" and went home melon choly man.
The old jackson bridge across the O'Plain
river on the Geneva road in Bristol, is being
removed to give place to new structure. and
there will be no crossing after Sept. LIST, fol
some weeks.
| Bristol, Aug. 10th. 1871.
r. BOURNE.
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Chicago & North Western R. Ii
TIME TABLE
DEPART.
Malls CIOse

Forth q South and East, 7-3O, M. .1-55. $50 r M
6 North, lO " l1-Zo AN a - ;so4 e.
s. West, ~'4o
POST Office open from a. M, to s p. m.,-Sun-
DAVIS from 70 to o'clock, noon.
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List Of Letters

1A1SG or Letters
WD emaining at the Post Office, Kenosha, for the
Ma week ending, Aug, 31st, 1871: ".euTi '2 +
Ainsdale A H5 Baurtt Jane e
Cattican John g9l Flanagan Mary
Hall Mrs Milissa Jensen Christopher
Miller Capt FL O. Motion Miss Nellie,
Nearman Barbara Patterson Amos
Pawlus NicholaA Price Rim Bryant
Rich Rev DIR Trinen Peter s. 105
Warner Helen V .9n
Unavailable Letters Jat
Payne Hastings 81 Co |9
To obtain any of the above letters the applicant
must call for GdDeTtised letters and give the date
Of this list CHAs. FRANTz, P. M.
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MARRIED..

DE DIEMAR-HALL.-By Rev. d. s. Hall, Aug
23d Frank DeDiemar, OF Somers, Wis, and Miss
Harri ct j. Hail. of KeDosha, Wis.
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.B lp 4 0!.MQ'ViI:li'';5!:,'7= MQl''iI:li'';!:, d J:
AIKEN tRREMIgM Land SALE

sM1too to'b9 DisiFin.t,.ir IA qy,yd,s ,te,x.. :. /,
E1TYE nbLIARs 1ilfparehah1 as1s.s,s:.
T., Guiding work Of art worth fiyc dn1i. .sa M
F Es sySS sS y sha
m ,sheno9th,ai7i,: ~ ysi.iSa j., .,I,.m az
0AbqSS{EP S5StENPaaa a1d5HGAEs dGAEEbus sSIfH Hsi,
Thesambrions and heal tL RiyinE climate ~
aaf2 ss SiEsa the Is
dISs4s sSbGO ins Rramiunis :rreatptea.to. ehare-s
siodsSeo Ii rnea, Estate, snaa ,,;4an,,. =.
.2so5S Ns' 'a'v S." paiSfs "ars sut from
Ss IS s5g fsT. Nh s bs i.sSs
ONE STA NE IN rttEKY Tts1RTY.oNE Will,
~ 30 Z DRAMA PRIZE. sII.. 1-,.,.
Deed iea Es+sS 1T r5aps5T coGyeyed
conauat tiic Drawing. is 10 be transferred. by
as the rem taining shares afe sold y et i gtls
~ ,ana Rfawing will ,take place caccording to
tne puDilYheo programme. S'I
dTH E DAY OF THE DRAWING q i
WI W. 1e announcrd by telegram to the Asso-,
Aaaall a1u invested now may secure Tor: l:'
tune. ~ t.:fi,. al.I...
Every Shareholders may rest. assured Of
equal Justice, and that this scheme, unlike
IS .StAiR, SQUARE AND Nd, HONEST. ( 4:
Money received after the books ate otoseG
viii be p. omptly returned. For foil partiou-
lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad-'
dress 30. DERBY, General Maifai,pr, r.
q. MI sin KY 81 Boz St1 No 9sl, Auepats da;
May19 ~ ~ 7'i''G''t3fr r.''i -;
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DsapnorpaBtAsKaEmK .e.gIpz, Ra,is-aI 4

Dfapa1EsrBsBtAa6eHE H-s9hDR Rasis;.
IN Oommqnists: like- their red antecea.
sotB6f th6'o bid ReigR 1f -Tefiti +, fidiakS +
ono OF shegpeofal linhisctaJbf thtiil Ansrn4,
rectlaR RIO abolishfgeljEioa., Ehe, ,blaT:
P9fgmflY OF their leading 9rgapSis almost
SeAon S%a a{eesaeit m IS sQae ns.Gd.s ST fshem hd
"Education has rendered us skdptScaf.i
,knSfof*. *.saka.Nu, .ie, ,4hnishadi IL. We
nop, l9pgeE dae 5e4jeys in G9a. The ReYolu,
ss E1 BsSS5eI Ii afaslS5 RI aaFi NGbBss ss sf
dleT19t nD base si.ta ts3,j .d! Il. UG iiuilo,
:,Wa aake, without pray yerS, dur dead,
to ttAei 1HGh, sGnr wives 70 our love. ), !, -
onnOgr fathers our daughters shall no
longer go to- 'khesl and STAN miear: il: TIE
shadow of your confessf6hhIE. y .e.!Rq mr,
!Thewritebproce ceeds;to speak .of priests
anaipuns:in Q strain Of, profune and H..
psi5s f6f is Is tisSslatSe &ad'S aSd auSl;a GS H.
Another 'of nthese nalaefhbIo, sheetaa u,
HAHr0n nchi-+ hreatening tho deAth,;bf
As55z s5z l4nrheY, the imprisoned Arohbish-,
S%fi tSosh 'fSs' Ess 1 sootbl Yo6 i,bff;a>h bff;a>ha
them'f 'fdr ds>by Che hundreds id1iThg the
days';of St Bartholomew. : iAtn bye for
aanq!ga! a.q!g LEoE how many. ages, have you
To hot speak II ifsa' God. That b,idsbepl b,ibt
Sccro9ue'nitaine) frightens us no locngsr.
For too Alongia time il has been only a
prete1t.f for pillage end ASSASSINATION. !
I'VE wipe out God" (Nous I5;fons.
aEaougblh One Ahadaers III frun1alatfpc
or sfanscribihg subj languagc:. we givS
taess specimens merely as; illustrations
ob1tbe length TO !Whioh, political phrensy
may garry men when they once cut them.
selves foose from the reatrdfnts Or %hht
reVolnsiehists ih' religion, science and
politics are pleased. at the present dsye
t9 ceRaids.r. .e3fete spperstitiou,L i rs,,,
i .sno II, - :. Mobile Register.
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For Sale,

: ~
~ WE offer tho following desirable pro-
Sra peFty for sale; III.
with a.res u11g atacned knSx
rs the .'Walker Place." Several huudrcd
fruit trees of the choicest selection now
In full bearings. The lapls arc comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a bold Tr. G
spring not distant from the house. The front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
boundary, one OF our most public streuts
! Ihat very: desirable m piece Of property situ-
ated on corner or Richardson and Lumber
streets, running back to Assembly, containing
near..two acres ,lahd.' On, The premises is q
lengthy brick store. say 200 feet deep. The
ing sites il, the city. '.''
III '' ALSO. "H .l .s..
The Lot stuated on corner Of Richardson
ana Laurol BIeets. opposite the proposed
Court House and Post Office, for which s75, 600
"a nhas been appropriated, fronting 30 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel ~ .tI7
'..'. m II. O'NEALE r. SON,
=. hpriI ~ -..1t Cotton Town.
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In'l $50 there! wera,abohtis; 600 miles
Of faIiroad IN, the. United States. .Ihe
NsT orkz Tribune estimates thnt by the
e9a 81 the present year, there will be
$4,000! miles of railroad HI the laf,dL
ohe.ttfM' 'of all the railroads in the
world. I'M,
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OHAMPAGNES.

Early Call for Best Stercoscopic Views.
A FlNE assortment OF fYiEWS in Germany,
~ California, Switzerland, Spain. Ireland,
Scotland, the livcr Thames. near London:
also, IN the United Stater; Siatuary, tolorttl
ana plain. Also, SterG.p.c0pcs, some low
priced, for sale at BRYAN & MEGA iErEn'S
Dookathre. SIay9
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Good. Health.--Long Life.

fT1HERE is a difference between good blood
L nnL bad blood-a difference e,f Life and
DEATH. Bad blood Is full of. humors pro-
ducing corrupt Sores, Ulcers. nils, Car
| but.ccs, Spots DlotchCs. Thtsa ar. indica-
tions OF a disc aseA coEdiiiun OF tile system.
and unless removed, will prey upon the hody
and make it O diseased md loathe some thing
Of flesh. Without pure blood no flesh is free
from disease. The Pale and shfunken Forms.
Yellow Facee., Wenk stomachs, Deceased
chondracs, Dyspeplic Victinaa OF Headache so
common IN this country, is owing entirely to-
the humors OF the blood.
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT " tbg
only sure medicine. 10000 bottles sold at
home bespeahsfor 1t n popularity une1ampled
IN tho history OF medicine. For purifying tho
Bl9od and invigorating the Liver, no better or
cheaper medicine has ever been discovered
aeinitsh's Qneen'a Delight is Purifier Of the
Blood and an !nvigorator OF the Liver, two.
!htpge essential III preserving Health and
In curing Discaee. It invigorates the Liver
and cures all disorders OF the Stoma ch and
Bowels, pnrties the Blood and repairs tho
waste OF tho Body, imparts Strength and
gives Vigor to diseasGd apd enfeebled sy at ems.
HE1NITSH'S QUEENS IELleHT.
Tho people approve, and phyeicians eanction
lis nee, because 1t possesses merit and is what
1t seems to bo-n housrho!d BLESSING 10 ths sick
Ask for HEiEITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Take none other. Ho is the inventor and sole
propre tor. Sold who'tealc and retail at his
Drug and Chemical Store. Feb 8
III Porter House Steak will stop yonr hun.
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= .:'r4t.5 NIE EDICAIi.
> THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

ENSSNYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on great So
11 cial evils and abuses, which interfcrs
wtth III MAnn1AaE. with aure means OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de-
blhtatad. Sent in scaled letter envelopes,
Tree OF charge Address HOWARD SANTA.
h1 AID ASSOCIATION, No. Soutll Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. Nav ii 3mo
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For Sale,
2 R00r ACRES Of LAND in Barn wen,
O.OlJO OH the Edisto.
200 ACRES IN Karbhaw-in lots TO suit.
Saw Mill and 2. 600 acrts Of Land in :.exing-
ton, on North Edisto, 81 con.
$500 acres Wateree Bottom Land, So pr acre
1900 acrcs creek bottom and pine Land. al
u per acre House in this city, 81, 900.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. nea n the
clty.s 80 500.' Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
6ept 25 1v
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TOR sA LIc--75 feet of gaod Shelving, and
1,r4 fnc Counters, 18,feet ieng. Apply to
Mays y. C. SWAFFIEiD.
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i(tOTTON SEAD OIL CAKE can be Ind
" ntall tines, aud in any quantity. of
Jan 81 +. HOPE
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- For Sale. H
ON accommodating terms, SWAN PATTEN
SiSHoALS," containing $50 acres, y ing on
both eideBl OF the Enoreo River-scycntecn
miles from Spartanburg; seventeen miles from
Laurens, and seventeen miles from Green
'5ilir, and about four miles from tho Air.]. .iuc
HAilroad. On the place are good Dwelling
Aoaee and three Mills. Perfectly healthy.
For particulars, apply to
POPE & HASKELL.
Attorneys at Law,
HAY Q tutl9 Columbia Il. q.
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INTEREST 4 LILO NED ar TUL EI1tnt
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNL'A.
ON CEkIIFIEd z ES FDEIOAlT.
AND SIX PER UENT COM.
POUNDED EPEkI SIX
MONTHS ON a Coo CN1S.
OFFICERS.
Vim. Martin, President
John John ?. r rhnn'as, rntmsu; yice-rreaid.ats.
A. q Brtnizer. Cashier
Johp O. D Smith, Assistant Cashie,
Waio nanptoh, %illium Mxitin. a. G.. Has
Ilciuitsh, Jul.n L. ralni,r, 1luu,a. i. Gregg
Columbia. re-
j. Eli Gregg. Marion.
q. Y. Scutt, NGwLerry.
W. G. Mayes. EcwLcrry.
=. II. Kutledge, Charleston.
l'aiiel laveEel. Jr.. ClIarltstnn !
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Midous, Or.
phsns and others may hcre dtpoeit her sav-
Jugs and draw. liberal rate OF interest there.
on. tlantcrs, Professional sIcn and Trustees
wisn'ng TO draw interest on their fui,da until
they require them for hupiners or other pur-
poses: Parents desiring to uet apart small
sums Tor their children, and Married Women
nhn Alnors (whose deposits can only lie with
,irawn by themselves, or, in Gaze Of death, by
Liner leGai raprdrentat;ves,) withiDg to Law
hsldo lnhdH for future use. arc here afforded
w opportunity OF depositing their means
wherc They will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time, be subject to Withdrawal lw lien
...o .,orocn. AnG 18
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.a REMOVAL. 4.
Entire New Stock.

>sa, THE undersigned respectfully informs
ms customers that lie las REMOVED to
jEfthe new store. on Main street, directly
--lanAopposite ~ tho Columbia HcteI, and is fuiIy
prepared with nm entirely NEW STOCK OF
GO0DS, to tit ont a gentleman in the very
latest and bost styloa Of CLOTHS. OASST.
MEKES and GENrLEME EMS FURNISHING
GOODS g. ncrally. Call at the new stand and
select Euit, or leave yonf order and have It
March 2G .
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SMOKED MEATS, ETC.
MINED TONGUES, extra smoked BEEF.
~ Ferris Fulton Market Eetf
Diamond and Orungo bra nd Hams.
Sngar-cnrtd Bacon Strips.
I'icklcd Salmon
Mess and No. 1 Mackcrtl. no.. all frt ali to
ol !ihno.l rhr satr hy GEO SIMMFkS. .
Ere. FREQ Soup every day, at II o'clock, at Pol.
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Inc doctors Recomme setgcls' Beer
/ preference to London I'ortn md Scotch
Il Alo. Why? They know it IL unadulter-
ateu. March II
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MOKNING.' NAY .25. 1871
sixty-fye First .Frize Medals Awarae d

ti' tlBA LT{MORE, MD, - .l,Ha
TMESE instrumt nts have been before the
4 public Tor nearly thirty years, and. .upUn
their excellence alone at aimed an unDIrcIGs
ca IRE, ,,emInence, which p,onounccs them unc-
TONE III i
uomoines great power, sweetness md fine
singing quality, as we'll as great purity of in-
sonatioh. n.. and sweetness throughout the cntiro
ls plant and elastic. and cntiraly free from
tho Stiffness fund in 30 many panos. :
IN.WORIklIAN ANsiliIs 7
best seasoned 'lat.ridl' tho largo capital cni,
pfoTGd IN our business cnalliny us Ito keen
continually an immense stock ofllnmbor, Hc.:
ea al, our square planes lave our ~ i iiew i'm.
proved orEnsrlC&o SCALE and the; 4 g,.O6e
AT|We would call sneciat attention to our
tnen lmpIoyemenia in GRAND PA NOS and
~ "a RE CRAMPS. patented August II
1876. which brings tho piano nuarer per fiction
than has vet been attained. u ri''nN 5.iTi|-
Hvr' y finno fully Warm nted foE5 Years
ave have :made arrangements for tho sole
'vhote3dte agency for the most celebrated
PdRL0R ORGANS aud MELOUEOVS.
which we offer Wholesale and 70, ALL at lowest
factory p'tccs.c \ NM. KNABE; S:CO.
hlnY ~ 4N6n0 baltimore Md
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EsERE INSURANCE.
u ',,1'ags|o'Fi'ge HIGGINS A Ag$s|'nie9;sy,s ~ "
TE.doAshsa IN .colu,nJ;a;s. d.. a. D. 1910.

FTtHE following companie, have eomn,,.d
IL WITH the laws, of tlie State Of South Garo-
nna, and have been duly licensed by Tie Comp
troller.G Gehnral of The State, tand ihy, ciA., :.
peannhla, for tAs spreaent rear, representing a
djn.qAaskTls4 4E OYER. sso, 600. 900.
Connecticut. = -s'''' -
,n1impetial ,.1GI Fire Insurance Company, Of Lon
/ Uaion Fire Insurance Company, II Sun
fraacisooi Oalift'rnfa: 'ati,tfra .,Il .lf,Gi1
y5ih9 !; %h@n'x FIRE Insurance Company; of,Now
ford, Connecticut.
=, Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, Of Eew,
SSa's a G.EoReE .sUGe1Ns,.. s,..&.n,
! Office at MIR. Dufls'e now bookstors. onmo-
otto tho Columbia Hotel. MaX 2o isma
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Refined Oil.

COTToN SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal.
" Ion nr barrel. Also, in glass; pints and
quarts. For sale low, T.. HOPE
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The best place to get cool summer drink
is at roILocKS.
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New Books
Units FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP
" BY Max Muller.
Ghardia, or Adventures in tho IeAtrt 81
sahara ny q. Naphcg!i. M. D.: A. 81. SITS
Aothorlts or n Parisian Family. By an
th-r OF John Halitax. 81 50.
IN" silent Pastncr. by anth0r Gates. Afar-.
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