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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-12
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE

The St. Paul Pioneer says:
With Mr.. Donnelly's valuable help, the
Pioneer succeeded admirably, as few days
ago, in figuring out an Opposition Legisla-
ture But unhappy Donnelly has gone
to Nininger, and the Pioneer is up stump.
Will not Donnelly kindly consent to re-
turn?
Now to relieve our friend David, who
is thirsting for an Autobiography vic
tory in Minnesota, ':as the hart pant
eth for the water brook - and who is
in an agony of sweat and tears lest
Ramsey should be reelected, we pre-
sent below our estimate of the political
complexion of the next Legislature.
In doing so we cannot refrain from
exclaiming with old Jack Falstatf,
Lord Lord how this world is given
to lying The Pioneer figures out 80
majority on joint ballot for
the straight Republicans; the
Press makes it 80, while the Min
neapolis Tribune. with Minneapolitan
modesty makes it %; and these
charming champions of truth reach
these surprising results by claiming as
straight Republicans men who ran in
opposition tothe Republican party, and
earned their places by defeating regu-
larly nominated Republican candidates.
All it asks to know is, that the men
were once Republicans By this rule
they will assign Ben Butler to the De-
mocracy-and the Lord protect us
from such logic.
The matchless inpudence wherewith
they insist that men who have defeated
Republican nominees, by aid Of the
sentiment in their communities against
the Republican party, should now 60
into Republican Senatorial caucus,
and oblige themselves thereby to vote
perhaps, for Alexander Ramsey, is re.
freshingly cool even in this mild No
vember weather.
No, gentlemen. that won't do. The
Repu balcan party IS marked Tor the
grave. After 1876 it will have no ia
vors to distribute and no Offices to give
away. Intelligent men will not insist
like Hamlet, upon getting into the
grave with this decaylng organization
You will have enough to do to hold
your own forces together, without al
tempting to gobble ours.
The following is the Legislature as
wa figure it Now, David, don't shout
Be moderate, even in your loftiest ex
altat:on. Restrain your enthusiasm as
you did when you thought Wilson was
! elected: and Il better exhibition of sup
pressed delight we never witnessed thar
/ ~.
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change is made in our laws, their lot
will be deplorable indeed.
Minnesota can do her part. Will
the next Legislature do theirs?
We call upon the people everywhere,
Anti-Monopolists and Republicans, to
watch with eager interest the acts and
votes of their representatives next win.
ter. Let us see if the Railroads will
again control them. The struggle will
be great one and we tremble for the
results.
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tanned by Judge Goodrich, of Column
bus,are correct, the sooner mankind re-
lieves itself Of one Of its myths the bet
ter.
In any event, we would recommend
our readers to procure and read the
work. 1t is full of information, and as
interesting as first-class romance.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-12

NorE-The black figures on the lett indi-
cate the number of the Senatorial districts.
The roman figures opposite a part of the
names Of Representatives indicate the num-
bers Of the legislative sub divisions from
which they were chosen. Republicans in
Roman Opposition in italics; Independents
in small caps
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-12
THURSDAY. NOV. y, 1874.
WANTED:

4 first class, energetic business man
who will canvass for advertisements for
the AST1-MoSopoLIsT on a liberal COM
mission. References required.
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Fl. (Scott) |. Josph Choddtrdon.
J. L. acDonasd2. J. ~. Sencerboz.
22. (Washingtonl /. J. W. Furber.
VIM. MeKusick 9, John E. Moacer,
8 e. W. Drrant.
23. (Ramsey) l. Vim. Crooks.
W. P. Murray. 2 Fl. H. Miller.
"a. ramsey l. George Benz,
E. F. Drake 2. f. r. Delano.
5. Lorenzo Hoyt.
%. (Hennepin E. &c) C. T. Woodbury.,
J. S. Pillsbury. Daniel Anderson.
26. (Hennepin W. L. Fletsher,
Levi Butler C. H. Petit.
C. H. Clarke,
A. Ingerson.
p. (Hennepin W. Frank L. Morse,
Z. B. Langdon. Daniel Bdssett,
George A. Camp.
IS. (Chisago, &c.) L. G. Stark.
w. H. C. Folsom
g.. (St. Louis, &c. j. Egan
c. H Graves.
80. Benton, &c) G. H. Chadbourne
&. w. Benedict
81. (Stearns.) l. c. A. Gilman
Joseph Copser. 2. WcndLin MurS
s. d. FtT>,
4. M. A. Taylor.
80. (Wright) Valentine EppeI,
r. &. Mealey Nathan Warner.
33. (Carver) /. L. L. Barter,
CHI. Lienou. 2. Gu. Alderman,
3. j. G. Maetzole
"a. (Renville, &c) l. Ed. O'Haro,
e. st. Julien Cor. @ J. N. Treadwell
8. P. H. McDern,it
IS. (Meeker.) N. C. Hines.
Andrew Nelson
So. (Sibley, &c.) l. Jno. J. Mullen,
j Frankenield. Q L. Gilick,
8. A. III. Schneu.
81. Brown, &c.) /. H. S. Berg
John w Blake Q K H. Helling.
3S. Martin, &c.) l. E. Berry.
E. P. Freeman. 2. Th0s. Rutledgt
8. Chas. F. Crosby
! 80. douglas, &c) l. Martin Stoa0e.
/ K. Nelson, 2. JIG. Whitemor
30. (Kandiyohi, &c.) L. 4. Stone.
A. Z. Rice
II. (Otter Tail, &c) r. L. FraSec
H. G. Page. Irer Christensen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-24

COMMENCEMENT AT THHUAcAvA--Ctm-
mencements are now the order of the day.
We are informed BY friend just from Tehu-
acana, that the Commencement Exercises OF
Trinity University under supervision Of
y. p Church, terminated the 18th inst, In a
manner highly creditable to all participants.
Aside from the examination Of classes, there
was series Of entertainments given by the
literary rocie.ies, and graduating class, Of
evenings for one week. The chapel, that
seats about on thousand, was densely Gro vd.
ed each evening, with the intelligent and up.
preciative audiences which was highly enter.
tanned by the essays and original speeches Of
the young gentlemen and ladies. Seven
young ladies' ard one gentleman graduated in
the School Of Arts, and four young men. from
the Law School. The University matricula-
ted tour hundred and twenty students duriug
the year, which speais remarkably well fol
an institution of Eve years, in village tina,
itself, has been founded since the Establish
ment Of tho Institution
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GO EAST VIA ST. LOUIS.

Now that Texas has direct rail communica-
ton with the whole country, travellers should
remember that the Pioneer Lines OF the West
afford the best aud only routes through The
Indian Nation to st. Louis and all the prin-
cipal cities in the Northern, Eastern and Md
die States. Passengers from Galveston, Hous-
ton. Austin, Wsco Bryan, Dallas, Marshall,
Jefferson and all other cities and towns Oh
The Houston and Texas Central Railway and
It's connecting rail and stage ines, are offered
the choice OF t,pO all rail routes to st. Louis.
At Denison, Texas, connection is made with
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Railway, and al
vinita, in the Nation, sjunctiol is formed
with the Atlantic and Pacific, by which all
passengers are carried through Southwest
Missouri direct to ST. Louis ,0ithOm change OF
cars. Or, If the passenger so desires, he can,
when purchasing his through ticket, arrange
to continue lis journey through Vinita TO st..
Louis, by way Of Sedalia and the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. Both of these roads being
under one management, equal facilities are
offered in the matter o: pala,ial sleeping cars,
elegant day coaches, quick time and superior
accommodations of every kind. Tho trains of
these. companies arrive in St. Louis in ample
time to make connection with all roads leading
out of the city. Particular information with
maps, time tables, &C., can be had at the
various Through Ticket Offices in Texas, or by
addressing e. A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, St. Louis, Mo. iune22w6m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-24

i, SAN ANTONIO. June 22.-Geo. W. Reynolds.
well known journalist, died at tile Menger
Hotel yesterday morning Of consumption.
Advance 23d,
Ono by one the sold boys fall.' Tho sub.
ject of the above brief telegraphic flash Of
death was well known to the press Of Texas.
More tnau once has his caustic pen brought
the writhe of contortion to those, who,
po.iiceps criminis, were of those whose nef'-
rious votes and bribestaking consistency "
prompted them to say "yea." The manly ex.
position, by Geo. W. Reynolds, of the Inter-
national bond fraud, and all its kindred "acts'
will never be forgotten by the unprecedented
readers of the Houston Age, the San Antonio
Herald, Jefferson Democrat, and othel
staunch Democratic Journals.
Farewell, George; green lie the turf abov'
.hee. Tho leagues lay between us ut TIL
hour when thy "lsst sheet of copy" was son
IN, there is one who drops tear to you
memory, and subscribes himself
A FRIEND.
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Letter From Bolton.
Bolton, TEXAS, June 10,

HH'ONt AAoi VuhV ios
Editor Examiner: u
Ex-Treasurer g. W. Honey is the presiding
elder of the negro Methodist church at this
place. He came up on Saturday to attend the
Quarterly Meeting, think that he preached
to the negroes Saturday night and Sunday al
IL q. m. Sunday morning, he visited the
Sundsy-school at the white Methodist church,
and took his seat with the Bible class. 1t
seems that some of the young ladies' Of the
class, did not like this, and moved TO other
pews. Some OF the boys who saw this, de.
tided that they would let Mr.. Honey know
that he was not very highly appreciated by
the whites here. and 80 that night Sunday
hey watched their chance, caught The Rev
srend ex.Treasu,er as he was returning to his
loteb took him up Moan Creek out OF town,
md gave him n ducking. have no,
oeen able to learn who any oi the parties
were III, t were engaged IN this, to say the
least, very uugentlemanly act; or how it 20,
" be noised about.
MIR. Honey left this morning, so ! under
stand, for Austin. Yours, MIN.
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RrMovAL--we note the removal Of W.

RrMovAL--We note the removal Of W. p.
Martin 4 Brother, Furniture Dealers, form.
erly doing business On Bridge Street, to the
elegant store house Of b. F. Richey, on the
Square, which has been recently extended
from the Square through to FRANKLIN street,
distance OF l65 feet--in fact. It reaches
nearly entirely through the city. These ster.
ling gentlemen and excellent merchants, have
now on hand one Of the largest stocks of
furniture ever brought to Waco, comprising
everything, and every style and quality of
goods in their line of business. The styles
are very elegant and their prices very reasor :
able. Their stock of Sash, Doors and Binds
is immense and they efier great inducements
to cash customers. Wall Paper, Shade'
Canvas French and Rustic. They have full
line of Infants Carriages. Indeed it would
consume too much space to mention any
considerable portion of this large ,tock. Tht
house is we'll worth visit if only to see thei
immense stock and elegant styles. 49,. So.
juRe2lDaWi
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r w LEVINE 4 BRO.

Have just opened one Of the incest stocks
of Gents Clothing ever brought 10 Waco. 1t
comprises all the novelties OF the season, such
AS line Dress Cloth Goats, Doeskin' Pants ana
yesta, French Diagonals, Scotch Cassimeres,
English Millions. The latest in white Vests
and their Spring Pants are oi the finest pat.
terms and styles Hats, Ties Scaris, Bows and
KID Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by new arrivals of Calicoes, Brown
and Bleached Domestic, Checks, Drilling
Shecting, &c. Ladies and Misses Shoes |
great variety. Linens, Lawns. Muslns. &C., 4
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NIcE-Messrs. Pierson 4 IIews, dealers in
fine clothing, will please accept our ac'
acknowledgements for pair of fine doeskin
cashmere pants, and white Marsailes vest
with black neck tie,all OF which cane through
by express, from their famous establishment
in New Orleans. Messrs. Piersop & Hews
have been taking the EXAMINER for several
years, and we accept the nice rig all the more
cheerfully from the closing words of the &C.
compsnying note:
With best wishes for yourself and excellent
paper, we are, Yours Truly,
PIHRsoN L HEws
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Hon. W. r. Baker, Mr.. A. Groesbeeck, Mr..
TIA. Rice and J. Durand, OF the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad, srrived by spe,i,
train at p. m. yesterday. We are ipiormeo
that they return to Houston carly to-day.
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The following named parues keep Conan

The following named parres keep Conan
che Bitters on hand at manufact urers prices
J 4 Sears, Druggist, Waco.
J N REVERE,
womuck 4 Kellet., Druggists, Waco.
Eastland 4 Co.,
W N Anderson, Grocer,
Marshall l. Early,
MOtz,
Freidberg L Loppol, Liquor Dealers,
DR.. l. Cornish, Druggist, Fast Wacs;
W Turner 4 Co.. Grocers,
King bury 4 Frazier, t.
NJ. Myers, Nfr
@. N. Curtis, Waco, Texas.
T. B. OWENS,
Sole Proprietor. and Manufacturer,
sept28D&Wtt Waco, Texas.
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MCLENSAN COUNTY CoUSCn.-We are re
quested to announce meeting at the Hall OF
Waco Grange, Saturday, June 27th, at ten
o'clock q, m, 10 organize County Council,
as provided for by Article XVIII of the
Constitution Of the Texas State Grange, P.
H. All subordinate Oranges of the count,
are requested to send delegates.
June20dkwlw
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. Gipt
Direct agency Of the Mason 4 Hamlin Or
gan Company, OF Boston.
Prof. y. t. Simeon, of Waco, has much
pleasure in announcing to the public that he
has made SPECIAL arrangements to secure the
above, and can ssupply these world re-
moved instruments direct from factory at
lowest cash prices, or on time, payable by in.
stallmerts, to responsible parties. Special
terms for churches schools, teachers and 70
cieties The trade supplied at wholesale
terms. Mayl9D&Wtf
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BLUE RIDGE, Falls County Texat
Auuuat Is. l873.

BLUE RIDGE, Falls County Texas,
=. August 10, 1873.
MI. 8. NJ. Lakeland: =,
DEAR SIR--l have been sorely afflicted with
Rheumatism tor several years, 30 much so
that at times have not been able to
walk without the greatest pain for two
and three months together. have tried ev.
cry remedy, and been attended on by several
good physicians, but haze never experienced
any relief until was induced to try Luck.
ett's Imminent" After using three bottles
ind myself entirely well, and cheeriully
give this TO the public, hoping that Others
may sec this and priht by my experience, and
speedily seek relief in this truly wonderful
| medicine. j. W. ROBEhTSoN.
My postoflice is Bremond, Robertson coun
| ty, Texas.
Depot for the State, with J. N. Riveire
Agent, Waco, Texas.
aug28DaWtf
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Mr.. e. Conger, Of N. II. Conger 4 Co.,
agricultural implement dealers, Of this city,
leaves this morning for the Northwest and
East to purchase implements direct from
the manufacturers
We deem this 8 step Of very great
Importance to the people Of this region. This
enterprising house will take steps to enable
them TO sell at very smsll advance upon
original cost, They will undoubtedly be sus'
tanned, and will add very greatly 10 their
already large business.
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BLOODY MURRAiN-Mr. Lostargetie pre-
scribes as a remedy; Beei III The neck until
the afflicted animal staggers from loss OF
blood, then dreDch with pound Of salt DIS
solved in water. Tho remedy, he assures
us, is q certain cure.
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The dedication services of the Masonic
Hall, at White Rock, about ten miles from the
city, comes off to- day "wednesday. The two
Lodges, Waco and Gurley, are called to meet
this morning at hali-past seven, preparatory
TO uniting with their brethren Of White Rock
in these interesting services. Qaite number
of citizens will also go out on their own ac'
count An address will be delivered by Gen.
J. W. Speight as orator Of the day
and the occasion will doubtless be one oil
great social enjoyment.
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BRUNSWICK l. BRO.

Manufacturers of and Dealers in Billiard
Tables and Billiard Materials, No. Ill N.
Fifth Street, Between Chestnut and Pine, St.
Louis, and 81 State Stree; Chicago Ill.
Billiard Tables supplied with S. Brunswick
L Bros Everlasting Steelplaie Cushions, Pat.
ented October 1s, 1879, or the Improved
Superior Rubber Cushion, Warranted to 70.
tain Elasticity and not to Decay.
.June25W3m
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PULP WRRLEIN y

PHulP WRRLEIN
Piano, Organ and Music House, No. rs,
so, SO and 80, Baroune street, New Orleans, is
the oldest and largest music house South.
One hundred aud fifty pianos and organs in
warerooms, comprising all makes and grades,
At wholesale prices, for cash, and at low rates
on monthly payments. Sheet music. Brass
string and wind instruments. Remember,
Philip Werlein, 1890, Baronne Street, New
Orleans.
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The case of the State of Texas Us. George
Washington, charged with the theft Of a mare
from Charles Maurey was examined INTO by
E.P Massey, Esq. yesterday, and the defendant
was required 10 give bail in the sum Of $500
for his appearance before the Criminal Cour,
in July.
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The continuous showers of the past few
days, while shutting of the sunshine from
above, have diifused 1t radiantly in oul
farmers faces.
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Moore 4 sturgls have just received largt
invoice Of fancy groceries, direct from The
manufactures, which they are Offering at very
low prices. Give them call
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FAIR NoTIcE.-The subscribers to the
capital stock of the Texas Agricultural,
horticultural, Mechanical and Industrial
Association Of Waco are hereby notified
that their subscriptions due are now
called for, and must be promptly paid
We intend to 60 forward with the Fair,
and it will require money. Pay to me OF
George w. jackson, Treasurer
j. w. SPEIGHT,
June Goth, 1874. Secretary.
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We were glad yesterday to meet Captain
T. n. Shirley, live railroad man, of Hous-
ton, who is here to attend the meeting Of the
Directors II the Waco and Northwestern
Railroad, which sits to-day;
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ONE CAR LOAD

ONE CAR LOAD
of strict, choice bacon, lard and hams, just
received direct from the Missouri packeries
and for sale cheap by
MARSHALL L EARLY.
Third street, corner Franklin.
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GRAND SUCCESS.

GRAND SUCCESS.
Sprinkling Bridge street has proven
quite success, and IN consequence thereof,
b. Alexander Bro. have bought very fine
assortment Of Gents and Youths Clothing,
Shirts and Hats, which their friends can veal
for little money, without fear Of having them
soiled by dust
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THE WAR IN soIyTH CARoLINA

The war on whisky and threatened VOL
canic eruption of Bald Mountain, North Caro-
lima, is creating great sensation in some
portions OF the country, Perhaps equally at
great, but much more pleasant sensation in
created by those beautiful pictures made fol
the thousands of patrons that throng Jackson
4 Knights gallery.
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BURGHEIM BROS,
Have genuine Gold Thread, call and try it
iune20d2t
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PLANTS FAvoRITE FLOUR.
One hundred barrels direct from st
Louis Mills, just received by
MARSHALL 4 EARLY.
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A New BEAUTIFYING AGEYT-All Den
rices had their drawbacks, until the sal,
rious BARK Of the Soap Tree was brougl
from the Gilman valleys, to perfect the fra
grant Sozodont the most delightful article
for the teeth, that brush was ever dipped
into.
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REASONS WHY
Peters Patent Tanning Process
Is Superior to all Others

FIrst-Because 1t performs the operation
of Tanning Leather in from two TO 8ftee,
days for kips and lighter skins; and from
fifteen to thirty days for bride and heavy
harness. leaving it free from chemicals.
SccOnd--Because, while 1t dispenses
with the use of bark, and reduces the ex
pense of tanning at least 30 per cent; it may
be used in combination without bark, bark
extract or japonica, and when so used is near
ly as econoE.4l and rapid.
Third Because OF the superior beauty
strength and durability of the Leather "a
sheepskin having body and strength equal to
calf tanned by The old process.
F0urlli-Recause of the flexibil,ty and
softness Of the Leather.
Fifth-Because 1t requires but few dollars
capital to start in the busiaess.
Sixth-Because you can turn over your
money twelve or fifteen times year, instead
of once, the old way.
Seventh Because 1t is ESQ simple that
any person can make superior leather by Civ.
ing the process few days attention.
Eighth-Because of its cleanliness and
freedom of offensive odors, as compared with
the old process, rendering the business ad.
missible in the midst of mercan lilo or other
departments of trad.
Ninlh-Because money can DO made 10
shorter time and on less capital than in any
other BUSINESS.
Tanneries ara in operation in Jefferson
Huntsville and Sherman, and will DO in ope
ration in two weeks in Calvert, turning Out
the best quality of leather under the Peters
process in the time specified.
County rights for sale in Texas by Capt J
Spencer Bal, or his agent, DIR. J. s. Stewart
Houston. Texas. may2sDltwlm
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COSMOPOLITAN SAJoos.-Bridge street, fire.
lunch at all heurA All manner Of drink
furnished in best style.
D&Wtf. J.F. PARKER
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FOR RENT
My residence on Fourth street. Good els.
tern, good garden, good stables etc., Apply
at j. NJ. Riviere's drug store.
DSWtf. O. j. DOWNS.
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MARVELLOUS BEYOND PRECEDENT-Is the
effect OF SOZODONT upon the whole econo-
my Of the Mouth, keeping the gums rosy and
healthy, the teeth in perfect order, giving to
the breath balmy fragrance.
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June1Sdawiw
CURTIS & BROWN

CURTIS & BROWN Fst .tlt w
The popular:grocers, East side of the pub
lie square, have received still another large
invoice of fresh and desirable groceries, In.
Guiding almost every article in the way o.
family supplies: all Of which are going oil
rapidly at their very popular prices.
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CARVED WooD,

CARVED WOOD,
Vail Pockets, Brackets, Closets, Book
shelves, Stands, Racks, Card Receivers,
clock Shelves, etc, Iii an endless variety OF
patterns suitable TO all tastes. Everybody
can lind something they need, at
W. II, WATKINS
Book Store.
P. S.--Jnst received, MARK TwAIYs
"Gilded Age" Price, So so.
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IF YOU WANT
The latest style hat, 20 TO Levine a
Bros, who have just received. their new
| stock. m3Dtf
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B. ALEXANDER 4 BRO.
Have full line Of Gents Shirts, Hats.
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing goods, Trunks
and Valises
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Local Intelligence.


A meeting of the Directors OF the Wact
and Northwestern Railroad Company will b'
held in this city to-day at 10. a. m.