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Nilsson in a Rage.

A New York correspondent writes:
Mile Nilsson made quite a scene at a
photograph gallery the other day-un-
fortunately for privacy, before two news
paper reporters. The story runs that
she arrived at the gallery two hours be-
hind time, dressed for Mignon pictures,
and finding the ducal party before the
camera she became highly indignant,
and wanted to know who was the grand
duke, that he was any better than she,
accompanying her query with an en-
phatic stamp of the foot. The true story
from an eyewitness, who thinks Miss
Nilsson was righteously indignant, is
that she arrived at the appointed time
and found the grand duke and his suite
being attended to, while she, who came
by appointment, was kept waiting. As
her time was precious, and the duke S
party, who had been lunching and felt in
particularly jolly humor, staid in the
operating room longer than there was
any necessity for, the patience of the
nriDlQ donna gave out.
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ROUSE, SIGN. AND FREsCO

DEAN 4 CO.. successors 70 neah' oaA'er%
Co., 391 and 1893 Main str set.
AT. DAVIS, 2Sl Second st. eetnr arClGuisa c1io =,
attention given TO calciml. 'ihs Walls IN
any color.
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w. w. WHITE. TEHoH SoHLEY'
Formerly Clerk. VI baltimore.
WORSHAM HOUsE-Wbite 4 Schley. pro-
prietors corner Main and Adams streets,
srrlSas ! HOUSED. r. II. Boatman. pro-
mr., 'stor: Hopefeld. Ark.
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Bathing In winter.
From the Lsndon Daily News.l

From the Lendon Daily News.J
1t may not, perhaps, be generally
known that every morning in the year,
no matter how inclement the weather
may be, there are regular bathers in the
Serpentine. Even when the water is
covered with ice, these persistent advo-
Gates of the "cold water system take
their dips. During the recent frost,
skating and bathing were going on at the
same time When the ice is unusually
thick, the aid of the icemsn is quietly
solicited to break hole large enough to
let man through, when in they pop
like seals, one after another to the num-
Der of twenty, and sometimes double
that. There is one old bather, more in
dependent than the rest, who brings his
own hatchet three miles secreted under
meath his clothes lest his intentions
should be mistaken as he wends his way
through the streets in the dark winter
morning. When divested of his cloth
ing, he energies from the gloomy shade
of the trees, ak in hand, and proudly
walks to the verge of the frozen lake,
like red Indian looking out for
scalp-locks. He then begins to chop
A lane, until he works himself out
up 70 bis chin in water, and then com
niences swimming about among the
broken ice, emerging from the water
with icicles dripping from his hair, nose
snd eyelashes, the only wonder being
that be has never seriously cut himself
with the sharp edges Of the broken ice.
According to annual custom, yesterday
morning there was swimming usteh
for a silver cup, the course being 100
yards, and thirty bathers contended.
A6or this they all assembled round
nail containing rum and milk to do
honor TO the queen, which toast having
been most ,,ovally honored, snqther bot
tls was started into the remaining srR
and milk by Mr.. Williams, .he KIND ana
genial superintendent of the Royal Hu-
name society, to whose promptitudee
many of those present had bean indebted
for saving their lives, to enable them to
drink with more fervor to the health and
speedy convalescepce Of His Royal
Highness, the Prince Of Wales. The
bathers in the Serpentine, daFipg the
year nov drawing TO a close, have
Amounted to $4,000, according to the
daily estimate made at the receiving
hougp
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.n.,n,infe of MigfalI.

A Texas correspondent sends us the
following, saying i has not appeared in
print: Mr.. Louis T. Wigfall, one OF the
leading secessionists OF Texas and the
South felt, after Lees surrender, some,
what embarrassed as TO his eorporeail
safety in land then in possession OF
his enemies. He left Richmond IN dis
guise. and travelled on mulebaek, alone,
for Texas. Dick Taylor had also sur
rendered and all the ferries and cross,
inks were in the hands of the federal
forces. Wigfall could pursue no other
course but to risk himself to be put
across the Mississippi by detachment
of Union soldiers. He was well dis
guised. Observing that no ailusioH was
made to himself, and wishing TO know
if possible, how the wind blew, he be-
gan general TRADE against the leading
Confederates, winding up by inqGlring
what would be done with that scamp
Wigfall if they should catch him. Ihe
soldiers replied, they supposed they
would hang him. Yes, they would do
exactly right, and would pull at one
sad offhe ropef' replied Wigfall, mount
ing his mule and trotting of westward
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PHOTOGRAPHER
RTNGUA V 4 CRAVER-241, 24S and 245
MN - ,eet. corner Jefferson.
sEEDsMEN

III BUTTON WRIGHT.
H. T. WARD A. C0.-Agrieultural imple-
ments- etc S25 Second street. 80.
OTTO SCHWIiL o.-Agricultura, imp,ee7 ie7
ments, bone dust, land plaster. etc. III
Main street.
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was America Originally COIOnfzed
from ANfag

The advocates Of the hypothesis that
this continent was peopled by emigrants
from the shores Of Asia, by way OF the
Aleutisa islands and Alaska, will tnd
encouragemeat in the telegraphic report
of the arrival at sal Francisco OF ga-
panese seamen, whose junk yss dis
abled on their own coast, but who were
carried BY the ocean current 5000 miles
Ia the island Of Idaho, of the Alaskan
shore. One of the chief obstacles to the
reception of this theory has heretofore
been the admitted facs that 81 the early
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
OWEN LILLY-Carriages farm and sprihs
wagons, SO Union street.
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Rtanps ON Cigars.

Supervisor Emery has been in Wash.
ington during the past week on official
business. he appeared before the ways
and means committee few days ago
and recommended that a stamp to the
amount of half cert, which is the
amount of the present tax, be placed
upon each cigar, to prevent fraud in
their manufacture and sale. Advices
have been received here that his recon-
mendations were favorably considered
and that the substance of them will
probably be drafted into bill to be pre-
sented for the action of congress. The
stamp proposed is to be a small strip of
paper, stamped with certain design
and pasted around each cigar. He
thinks this mode viii effectually prevent
fraud
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-05

BuSSETr's KALLIsfog neutralizes the
poisonous bites of mosquiA9es ana otner
Insects. and is a sure preve2tys.
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TEA COFFEE AND SPICES.
|, ,., >APER-wINDOw SHADES

IT T.. CAVANAGH & co. Successors to
Mat, hem Hunt & Co.-Wholesale dealers,
ost N in street.
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General Custar interviewed Spotted
Tails sister. "Smacked' her lips and
then be kissed her, kissed 50 hard he
raised blister-she set up yell.
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ROARDING, SALE, LIVERY AND
FEED STABLES.

FEED STABLES. ..
M. O. COSTILLO-City Sale Stables. 81 Mon
roe street. Over 1000 head of stock sold at
this stable in the past season.
w. q. BRIDGES x CO., Proprietors; ID. u.
Dismukes. sole agent and manager-79,
81, 83 and IS Monroe street. Stock bought
and sold on commission.
w, M. BR00KS-Stock yard and sale stables
4l5 Main street. All classes Of stock fed
]. r. MoCULLERS -4S South side Court
Square and "A Madison street. Livery,
boarding and sale. -
,-sELIGMAN & HALL-DeSoto Stables. IS
j. B. FAIRES & C0.-Dealers in mules,
horses, etc., 33l and 1888 Second street.
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GpIFsuAR 'ER & .SANDER-Curtains, and
~ aII kinds f Upholstering goods. 292 Sec
T NJ nEAN fslN b TO-. successors to Dean, Bax-
L. w. a. 3 roNEpic, 'ures. picture frames, cords,
tsssels and ar, lists supplies. S9l and 1913
Main street.
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4 2u sn1v1Is. II. !. xl..1sa1SI,I..ss 11t.z.-
sh.s. ~ = 4 s.llillass' .'ss..l.sa Il ~
been taeufht laps1taat u indicate a Tor.
,ie,s Il fsaH srsa silsl ii, s.s.s and ,las.
e ~ ssi,s& Terseih a.ssf lvsyse.
ia !. ~ ,etzs,s el i Is, ID: 8 l.lIsf
te.4 sl'issi \ J. b 4 lse.
snonat e0saSp ,se'thaA 1Alshlses 1ssss-
49, .esig - seaaiea 9laalelAl,s-
sT i., = ss'', II 4 S....-
tho pottyyanvyseGi ooo10io. 0la1io.aRal
.a;aa e. K Sii.s = u siSsil ~ !.
s i % 81 81 s. 4 4 / gls # .:
tFvsvaysA;ty dseuyaaR1l1A ooaS ~.
diisisat prsl - lss',I re MN III 80
i.es.a ss'ta. Y. A An. g. M !. sl:is
7yssssisss, a.a' esessqasnsli ass( - IlA363
very : weak i.italls sI1I2si ID .sbs -
ufeIy 100 ssln ~
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MUST BE Sold.

jos. Edelbrosk he. . .pl,aatd ...ors'
msnt q dFss. goods, And "hits seede. pats,
chased for this sssson's trsds, sRlish MUS.
b closed out. They Win psaiiI>ly y
g! seld L. = cost. 1.di.. ever I'd e I'D
chance far 'sssnriae sbargaial.s These
geeds srsalf,stylisk sad at ~ hsst aaaK.'
". s.
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FOR SALE.

3 Eiehty acres Of meadow land within i've
miles Of IT. Clesd. Also oae pair Of
aatehed fsar. year old Mares, one mare
snd Sprisg sslt: A few head Of young eat.
lie. Five hsndred bushels Of corn, sig
hundred bushsis ot potatoes, asi other
lrsgerty, iell sfI which Iwill sell cheap for
eas6. r. N. SHOOK.
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F90 2. = 4s1ElaElN ! .Al1l : eelDqnt.

Mr.. 'Rl'e :. Ao.h I, new stsek 4,
dry ssods. clothing, groceries, sssskst1,
notisn... g. 1ssehssst p.r.s91iy i ~
East. has arrived. This steek q Sot only
very heavy, ndissnplsts, but il one II
che very best ever brought - this nAshes
and has bee,ibessht a& sush 6assss 81 viii;
enable Mr.. Moekeahs.pt to give his many
eustemsrs splendid hsreei.s. -
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s,ss j,s..., '.ss; { c.ege, KY. %, ls7a,
a &; iii! ,:f.' s's 4 '':''
d Ola a1Sfsa bna salaaoo oI.n.s
Cern, sss4os for new. .sqjs
'isStis41A1 IS. aOaesoO {, xkx $500
ESQ; * >*oqskso Pr, hssrel i ~. :,
.lssd-Sl.loel.2 20 Per e~t. =
'7saUDoSil, ss5li-Si:3o. ss5( Il s1o5I"
svSisftSz 71aissuss 81: bits ".asii Z
sBsss->orer tss:i tosstsr tvt.y 3a'a f
sa1ste- Estyssarss aie1o.s5ss., ,.o21
inv Batssf eese's fsee lxteate.s al az. {
oa s a s. aar ii! ssa, ssts4:ta: 81:
e.; :; 81; ;,a.:':'s q AZ ':.'s','''
u ciii'S S|i;s ,1oos1 81 ~ sstk.i rs.
l~lSHked@ asai gsa .'Hoas ! ruiz :
lao "a. ees,aee As.Ael.u#s;' ,
lid lassas5T s7aas lsri P',sssa4., .ao5:a !!
s ylSseheeaess--$t pr lhus dred. ,<.. ..;. .
BeS.s, y o&$l. Is pr ta.i,,. III"
[a Sasese- i55aljsfp~ psa.dd:: ! ''''';
Hsy-$6as.60 Per ton. :'.'': =
III W>s-uawssAsd, ssaSte; washed, 50,
|'tee';a1t5'G $40 /. .an MAJ,
sseae esrsa 4 ens-2oe7s,< H.. az,
Dried Dest-25e per lb.
=. s;:'.o' ts:'' -; 3; '':''''.s' ''1s':
+ *A@7.ss' dressed rt.i.i,,.s, ,os12.t
barspoaaids;:gA a4i Z ~ u, :,:*s.r :.
h Nssison-+6sdAssg lps; II retailing yl2},
Aes. iglo7ea CO. oGa ytua ,sene5 av.e .
af1RRtete'I7sh ePet A.4e fst.il.E 1eesel21s
PER pound.
| Psrk-43e5s dF1sseJ. :; rsiaili.r, los123,
hi. lssaiiadis 'as tash'a'7. ss,"
fzsu,ss Sslk, 41s}as2o pr 'b.rr.l.'"s> q
|d:1srk.ys-l4@lse per ab:.aas-'. 49,.
~ u letess-e%l2}e per d., zsst;,,... l
Il, aess'-v-9.l2 1e Per y. po,c, ga. ..:.;. .
Is N 'twAA,,lH.s. Nov. q: !
1hss+-$l lS fer No. l.
,a1eas-s9ts. ssGsv qfs ya: ~
| :sAfyE1K-efy. ~.swaz5a szra .,<,,..
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The hisAsst price psid VS. $3.50 PER-
sers. Oas pisss wsat Up - SIC, bat ~
purchaser tAilod to cone to tine with ~
p.vk1AaaEylM ,uuCl9 To
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-! -: IJiF8 sfs!SA-= tsT3- ==aIaa 70; -
sMe1lcs.--TAs veil: kneya Billiard Hall,
.Ppo,it. il. i. t.a.r,i asu:. g. 81 81, ~
tsras q ss,, ths q lsslSsSGr2.a Mastb sE seil
1.si4s III .1a.a4ys. .'l.astk.v...pt...., .. )
estaad II The si,gs eA4Piystse aoy liz,
..sIjzea d1RHcGAssr. 10
ia, ,., o. the plsnissas
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q GMNJEu 25AU Not1W
AAASSs1S L naI..k

.sAt l4psAn qKlastga TAsssasy, "lrsv.
ss::::ss. 7 O. , !: ri:
Iad6lbaxo Hpx6aEsvaa .e!tsn 81
~ n..a1sttssa u 6sS>aisay s1sssfst.etAs
eeasEasslasisns tssdaagA ~ Az 49,.
sllals Aete. h"is "tsafR,5ssA enesh,g Tie
'2f q s n. lIIN bfsNToF 2otsssl ,7sasts:|
many 6 ii hs...:iia;s- -,a7s- .zsaresa;
6kuD1I1a VViTa GAoA1iS.c. ! ,
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" Tn Oat1 HSxsYe4. Il ., who suffer
e'sa fSdl bsssss s.s slsu u he sb.rss Of
eass1aoRseS IL 10 a o1e,ee shas eaa b
speedily ssAssd, ~ single bo.tls Of tho;
Fragrant Sssedsat will unais,akebly ~
sstiissyiii5a h. VIII NJ ,,eii.t Isl. .houl.
s.s@Rssstsis's I::*1tn prsi.,trvv. ..d keep
aAs's1atO wA,espaad ~ trtash pure '.ad
o"eseas'~os 9sisasD 9. 1cH biz . =
spassslldaiss's ,sns, Fhs vsu'd b. without
G' sois4 .wen Cd, ...a uY.! =.
-Threshsrs in 6teas.sz, and Nrilht
Asseiisa GA obtain Rti1slds'. celebrated
oF 7dl sA ss ~ :ef Jessphl Winslov. In.
qrire u ~ flesehsr House, st. Cloud.
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-Ho / Tor ths holidays.l AT 9. webster
Peaks Household Enipsitinn, ~ 1iird
Street. Ct. Paul. .~'i'"aIiW { \ : gie
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Go .ad ...niass -, Buckley. force.
feed sssdss, q oreyeses's:o9! =:
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AFTERNOONS

rNtY% 'S''''Nf dNpt SAsz'
weuld give uo.isstes NY frieudi ths
hays Sc uFas 81 50 ny GID ,,and,. O.
6,,s. IS MUSIC HALT
Cd Richmond avenue, which has been opep.
Cd Up 10 good e,yls. .f:'nf'ni 81;
nHa ~ Give nae as<.aIl.. -
j ~ II f..x.y,.,.;.;, :. II. 1IscaRR.'
q. C>ud. NJ, "a IL
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0QV1BHYs.i III ., 90 s 81 oIa sIl0A
i fnY Ysn 90 . t1YQ.!i u II 81
sssiGsFlssa. aa = tdaTf;kR saissDA
% 4 Gyas5J aSJtaa Z.
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sa8kEUALN0ElQES

VvslcosIons u N lAVSnd. !
.oes - etAsrs q xhe s.a.t ieea Nes,s.s Dssu'y.
Lsse Il 1aPAood. &C., supplying
% ea1HE11ANs OF sEL1cuRH;t - y
ii sstt:a 49, Who earsa hinsell, Alta under.
ost.g celstderabls qussksrv, and seat ire .. Re-
sstti Ssx psst diir,.es,d eav.lop,.' ,'E-7 . &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. sr,skly. NY
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in a-rh& ai,k-usa do nj st. aleaAd uatil
nssa these esld days. Il tskss - ,ie1s 70
lyAs pam j thAvsd sath tt ssnszaine,
sI&9 - !" 20 II 3at Il g;f,It
yO0 A00Ws - 9-r
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! The bsat5Aaeaa sh y nd ~ II
Ct. Paul Msuufaetarilg c.. for .sels q
r..,.,a,.a..,.." ,.7as00 Fs5sl&h aags I -.
81 ooooNYYYtteet<L.. laMn. gav!iA .s.c sssts nis
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, Observation-Disclosures 4 &C.. 1jls ny ~
AleAfet 81 slstse IF a hiaae 81 efeia. L:
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-Rsnsnbsr.' Jessph Wiaslev naashAe-
lures Reynolds uil,.in MsasSs,rss:; I; Az
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rlrf .Ladise work haskstsy tse!elielg eeskets
CAl,s jil&sks shiss isrsA.k eG1ayl II sale
u Tsbsy's. ,,,1.t
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t.-Mr. 9. ". Rsrr,et, *; Minneapolis,
80 in the oit3 last week tstt,nx a mar
asifsd nsutle AMI Philadelbhia crate in
ia lisw Dwelling house Il NIP. L. Greg
'esy. Mr.. Hes'ile I! keeps u oh II an t.
sSttnsns Of this line Of goods that cannot
u sxeelsed in ii. West, and: !. s,.e.a.
pslSoaally 70 setting up work purchased Of
in. Parties aeeding spyth.sg whatever
in tho mar 10 line should moi fail t. call %
or ssnd their orders to Mr.. .Hsffick.
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/ g q Nj! 1h,. y. .At.J,y y..r
4 1aaaaas xsuiGnile.i sIa0d 1sst sdT
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There hs,ns no farther business before
5ths: tc;ou neil. Jon motion Of AID, Bridxm.n
44joarned q: Saturday evening Nov. so.h,
.l812. IT. half,pas, seven .'.:lock.
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-Violinl and aeeoFdsons. & TSbayI. {

The ss.ersl7vsraietiiesin ,tevss,sf IN
;Whitsxs.sr wagon. FeFsals By .0ssvsa o..
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sg ~. yl y u ~ 4 Asceev'"'
1tlsisosfs1sfsA ~ aThass1sy svs4iDg pes.7
a. ~ htAa .AestS = y seas, x 81 IL
Aea4ssee aev heiee, Azss.sssd ybysls Dirse-
,sesg Sef IN eeeasey.S s1 3hs skaDssj 81 the
49, lsesaf NHI sill Is a Il aaxt
=. l2r;'a ~ - .Ra :osii " j afto, ID stsa!
lS&NyN1f Ng .s:ratf 70 TIE ceH 10 a1l.n al.
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-Lensp.s and svset l;I 'a'iPppplss, ,Ass Bey6e
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.nlsPeS 81. and ~ applsss,s q, 30,

-1iHeslD habsesshiOs st Esbsy's.
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u '-:-ach.f SLipN kapt cue ef4ataasr.l. W
daas Hj3aafaS' Pstsas H1assfs. siItl taIs
n1s siess'feasdlisa lveyssssszssta> awo
nv NV Husi1lso;?22 Dyjr Bfs51. 4
e." Phi, y. SsVa'3 rr;;ss1ii,sa' u,
iollov1in,g' ipiee.as ii aNs1a n16aIsiS: Gle -
> ''sssnn.,bsdy D4siir;" ssse;sty vii.
liG es4stsis kdt taio0at lsas ,agaids
&! 4 f,. ls''f I'D III hl' , le'' ~ a ' 4
sisIsssAssssa osis&s< aisesk ;'.tsa.ssa
from tie opers By Chas. D. Pratt c,u, -.
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g~-Bssf nl;atss .Ppl!s, .l.tSt>aks., Il,
sound, At ,BSyd's.,'ss. - sssi1T 4yFT -
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g-1Ass Bneks. Z, teEos.tesd 0eedsT - for
VA. IHSnj1>..a J. aSGAIA
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49,: hsEa asss saaes hebsaa soaa:y
bikaaa .:sssrs~ sss@ias TT: iii s. 81 81
y aa1aB sss4'bmos asdu ba4esss a,,ts4
'g77sis1s.::'< ''''!AsA secq 30 saa'4te%baassSs:
yssss:ss: ::a s::..a. 5saE Ct a44ssHsi:s:s::'
d as%s. ~ .. iii; sso''1a2 ssott% ri: 81
s. G;:se II Law aaaH7asls'3ss ao:::.
sess.o'egteal tSarpekias yislaN l00gs.s4 So
, Ssoeye LaAye Beck 800 ~
ArtAurs aaDasiaAI weHd-r2Gi 800 YaS 50
PseHsoahs nAgAsiDs 7uo 80
Or. 1espk 1stsaasfj ssam ! 40 az 80
Little CoEpoeA 80 500
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: ~ eadlit.asnelss ssatp fessse money 5sFdsr
Is e!Hsr tlnsitte-sss Ssea.sf'sal Repslshsr'
o =, \ eeeenPeay eseh order. :
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~ ~ :--D..s, B.al I c.. rt4ti,sd u ysda...
~ osssing he first shipAsst of wheat
tSO1 0elIeee. u; r., t,.. H.. -
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IxsAxs.-4 Neaday Peter lesapA
s.A.ps. Il b1a0 yetoo ,0dT t.i'
sal hspt uasil 1esday, wAss shef's
0slsssl Started With hin for Ihs 1usans
Asylss. No ves very violent, tearing b1
he st0Doi1) x,.Upo !. ..d-.l.'A,ss
and vss esasRAlly uDssotroiabls. HI il
. sia1ls oss, IS ysaes cid. The esess
Of bio nAlady vas that which has proved
.eolss559ilpd44 many '.''' since ~
world b<SAa-lsvs.
SCHOOL LAHDS.-A oalo Of School lands
vas .ads bA EFsaaeEe1 Cans, 81 ru'sdaS
Result:
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e. -1ts,ksstviss ssrsiasssWll h held -.
~ attA nstAs,at, ;ssaasiaa,a .s'',ets
a -
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; '-You want little 6i6ns SsIH. nd eSS.
crusher. 7Qrovsner: ~ aAsns ella S'A
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u an.ssgbs ,g<a :. .
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Dyer Bros. L Co.. Of st.PanI. have r
moved from Jackson street 70 f,heir nov.
quarters, 164 Third street. They claim
asw 70 have the best location finest rooms
SD lsrgsst and best assorted stock Of
pasis .sd musical usrcha1diss this side o,
AASaAsa a:JGs,uh
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81 Crosls1l !: Plaf{elolI ssaIV10ils. he,
moved their meat uao2ket
opposite tho Catho1dS Ghufh
next storentos L W;1yTe1::
vooctr'de. : 4T 1i15slSl'1 hsilvi4D niqe,,
ventson Or beef Will7Qptetn
he hish,s's' !! Yaal1!l,la,.1b'y -p5lli4Sj;*
on tho r. ID. GfRa xl1em atrial.
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The a % ga s.raf
...s. -
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1879 6. come I. :. .e..-
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