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HI TAX

The tax penalty has been suspended
til the LIST of April; delinquents can
rest easy till then. The Legislature
passed the bill and the Governor ap-
proved It last week.-IMaysville Regis
Ter.
We are afraid, if the Collectors do
their duty under the law, the postpone
ment Of the tax penalty will be a "bless-
ing in disguise" to many taxpayers. 1t
il the duty of the Collector, after the lst
day Of December, to levy on person.
al property and sell it to pay the taxes.
The putting OF of the time of adding
the penalty only gives the Collector
more time to comply with the law,
which requires him to declare under
oath that he used due diligence and
made every effort possible TO collect the
tax by levying on and selling personal
property. How many delinquent AK
payers would prefer to have their horses
and cattle suld tor taxes, than to pay
the additional penalty when they could
most conveniently raise the money?
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MOrtoa6e Sale.

Wy HEREAS. James h. Emerson and Mary
w $. >. Emerson, his wife. ON the ed day
of August. 1877, executed and delivered To the
undrrsigned their certain mortgage dRed with
power Of sale therein contaiAed; which mortgage
deed IS duly recorded in book "a, at psxe lSt. in
the Recorders once Of Andrew county. State Of
Missouri; whereby they conveyed TO t~ uairr-
land lying and being situate in Andrrw county.
State Of Missouri, described - follows: the west
half Of the north half Of the northeast q,,srtcr Of
section (l9) nineteen, township t59) fiffy -uinr,
oil range (36) thirty-six, containing forty acres,
more or less. Which said deed OF nsorfgxyr
and conveyance WAS made In trust to sccune the
payment Of q certain pronissory pote in said
deed Of mortgage set out sod descrfbrd. And
whereas, further, II wss provided In saiddeed OF
mortgage and conveyance, that il the ssf,i note
shall not be well and truly paid when the sam<
becomes due and payable according TO tn. tenor
and effect thereof, then the said John Jcft ri~s
might proceed to sell the property hereinbrfore
described. or any part thereof. at pubic vendur,
to the highest bidder, 1t the Court house door,
in the city of Savannah. County Of 'ndrew,
aud State Of Missouri, nrst giving thirty days
public notice Of the time, terms and place of
said sale and Of the property to Be so%i, by adj
vertisement in soine newspaper printed In the
County of Andrew, and State aforesaid; and
upon such sale, shall execute and deliver = iced
in fee simple Of the property sold to the purchase
er or purchasers thereof.
And whereas, the said note mentioned and de.
scribed in said deed Of mortgage mas not bern
but the same and every part thereof remains due
and unpaid.
Now, therefore. !, John Jeneries, the under
signed trustee, by virtue Of the power in me ves-
ted by said deed Of mortgage and conveyance,
will on
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Jacob Stuckie. living IN Rssh-
i ester township, In Andrew county, Ms
and posted b-fare the un~aersign.d Justice offhs
the following described snimsi. fo-wn:
One red and white spotted roam heller, ,No
yean old with 3 star in the forehead; no otns.
teen dollars, BY samuel Kinzer and Chis'
who were duly sworn for that pnTposs.
A true copy from my Stray Book.
II. BLOCST.
H. ,Iu,tioe of the Peace for Rocirrfrr twp.
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Saturday, the Slst day Of January,
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by samuel A. Irwin, living In
i Rochester township. Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, on the 30th day OF Decesnber, A. D. 1874,
and posted before the undersigned Justice Of the
Peace, the follow ing described animal, to-wit:
Que bay pony mare, twelve years did, thirteen
one sorrei colt with four white iccs, star In ihr
forehead. Appraised at tweRty dollars, by
Joseph IRWIN and Elisha Brown, vhO werv duly
sxorn FOR that purpose. A true cay from my
Stray Book. II. RLOCNT,
De Justice Of she fssce for RsesFru svP.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up BIZ John wTkrrson, 81 Nodawsy
i toxnship, Andrew county, Missouri, "a
the I'D dAy OF Decrmb-I, ls13, . blsck hllsy,
head, lrft hind fovt white shout two third
round, Shove symptoms Of big head. about
eleven hands high. Appraised at twenty dollars
by John EisminYer and +. p. Smith: y oos
cory. JESSE JOHN,
Is: Just!oe of the Peace for SodAway Twp.
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Executors Notice.

rREDfTOR3 and all others interested in the
L estate of John Fields, deceseed. are hereby
the estate of said deceased, bearing date
JANUARY 10, l5.t, land been appointed Guardian
Of the person OF William Edward Fields, minor
hrir) and al per-ous having claims Against aald
estair are require to present them TO ne for al
lowance within one Year, or they may be Pr.
from any benefit of SAID estate, and u
saft claims are not presented within two yearS,
they will be forever barred.
HSs ABRAHAM JOHNSON, Executor.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of Ad-
ministrLion upon the estate of John g..
snider, late Of the County Of Andrew, deceased,
have been granted TO the undersigned, Aiexan-
drew county, Missouri, bearing date the si day
OF January, lst. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested "a exhibit them
date Of said letters. or they may be- precluded
from any b-neft Of such estate; and il such
claims be not exhibited within two years from
will he forever barred. A. n. BEDFORD
January -. Is-1. l5S Admiuistrstor
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the 18th day of February,

1874, between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and four O'Clock IN the afternoon, at
the door of the Courthouse, in the city Of So
vannah, County of Andrew, and State OF Mi.
sour. proceed 70 sell the property above de-
scrib~d at public vendue, to thv highest bidder,
for each, and apply the proceeds of the sale TO
and conveyance. This ID day Of January. 1s7<.
Ia JOHN ~JErfEhIEs, Trustee.
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OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE.

U.,,v R.tvf Tor YsonS Mes from the eneots
.f Err,,. ana .tbu,es N early life. Manhood
Restored. ~Imprdanents to Marriage removed.
Nv method Of treatment. New and rsLasrka-
Sic remedies. Books and circulars SEM i.ss, ~
srsled envelopes. Address. HOWARD A~>O-
CATION, No. , Soath Ninth ST.. Phiisdeiphis,
Pa-.-an Institution having = high reputation 10
benornble conduct and professional akul. -
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administrators Notice.

rREDITORS and all others interested m the
estate OF Robert 2. Perry, deceased, arr
hereby notified that l hive taken out letters Of
administration ON the estatr OF said decreased,
bearing date september Is, 1858, and all persons
having claims againt said estate are required to
present them a. me for ance within one
year, or they may be rrcciuded from any b-ne-
ii; Of said estate. and IL said claims are not pre-
scented within two years, they will I've forever
barred MARTIN v.MCRI'HY, Administrator.
W. $. GREENLEE, Au'y. IA
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WcopsoN has confessed" that he
will be = candidate Tor United States
Senator. to succeed Carl Schurz. IAN
open cosSezsou Il good for the soul"
Let him feel happy while he can.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

XXyHEREAs, Thomas Kirker and Jane Kirker.
w his wife. by their mortgage deed with
power Of sale therein contained, dated October
q, i%1, and recorded in the Recorders Once OF
Andrew county, in the STATE Of Missouri, in Book
-, rAge 2s, conveyed " the undersigned mort.
section five, township number tfty mine, range
number thirty-aye; which said conveyance was
made TO secure the payment of two promissory
notes In said mortgage deed described; one
calling for the sum of twenty-five hundred and
my dollars dine In Two years, and one calling
bearing interest at the rate Of ten per cent. per
xnnum.
And, whereas, 1t is provided in said mortgage
deed that IL said notes or either of them shall not
due and payable. then the undersigned may pro-
cred to sell said property, or any payt thereof, ut
public v~eniue, to the highest bidder, ut the
Court-house door, in the city ofSsvannah. with
in said county, Of Andrew, for cash, first giving
place Of said sale, and Of the property to be
sold by publication In some new paper printed In
the county and State aforesaid; and whereas,
the note last above described, and the interest,"
thereon from October q, ls7s, are now due and
unpaid. Now, therefore, by virtue OF the power
In me vested by said mortgage deed, I will. on
Saturday, the Slst day Of January,
A. d. ls7S, between the hours Of ten o'clock In
the forenoon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon oil
In the city Of Savannah, In Andrew county,
State Of Missouri, proceed TO sell the above de-
scribed real estate Ut public yendne, TO the high
est bidder, for cash, 10 satisfy said note and In
terest. together With the costs and expenses At
said sale.
WIN. T. STEELE, Mortgage.
II. C. CoCKERiLL, AIRY, st. Joseph, Mo.
Savannah. Mo. December - 1853. i0S
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COMMA

THE undersigned would respectfully solicit
i the trade OF the farmers OF Northwestern
Andrew county and adjacent territory. Am q
practical mechanic myself, and employ none
but nrrt-class workmen. Call on me and be
satisfied that II IL 10 your interest 10 deal with
home tIatrsmcn. ] eau he found at all times 1t
my shop in " hitrsville. WM. DACN.
81 whitexyiIle. Mo
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of sdmia-
~ ~istration on the rsiste of Asher u. still
well, deceased, WEIR granted to the undersigned
on ne l3sh day of January, 1874. by lhe Probate
CUuTs Of Andrew county, Missouri. All p<rsons
having claims A<sfss are required .,
present them for allow snce 10 the aianfni>rAoY
within one year affev the date Of saiA- Letters or
they may be prrcluded from any benefit Of s1t
estate, anal II such claims he NIT exhibited with
in two wears from the date Of ssid ~leitrrs. they
will h forever barred. This, the Rth day u
January, lsT4. JONATHAN EPrLER, .
A5 Aiministrat,I
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FARMS FOR SALE,

422 A small farm of10 acres, 2 12 miles from Savannah, all under fence,
and fair improvements and a variety Of fruit, cheap for cash.
Several dwellings, the city for sale cheap.
A Number ofsuburban residences, and unimprsved lots adjoining he city, for
sale on favorable TERMS.
454. A choice farm of 196 acres; 40 in cultivation; agood house 36x40 feet, we'll
water, $50 apple trees and a variety of other fruit 112 miles from Rochester.
farm house. good cellar, young orchard, well waered; 10 miles from St Joseph,
nenrS penceis Mil.
43e; A choice suburban residence, with l 81 acres of ground, in the city of s.
vannah.
aas 20 acres Of good land; 10 acrsn cultivation; a small house, good spring,
40 A forty acre farm, with Is acres in CIVILIZATIONS; q good frame l 12 story
house with 4 ROOMS; mile from DEPOT 15 apple trees and "a acre Of grapes
Price &4M.
46i. 3 acres Of desirable village property with dwelling of four rooms, and
convenient ut buildings; and $50 fruit trees; also, q business house 16x24; ] IL
stories high; a good hedge all around the premises. Terms easy.
WILLIAM CHALLACOMBE,
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: o." k1TrXrI. AI' y ID
General Produce Store
In Savannah.

THIS is . business which has long been needed in Savannah, m now
L you have il in all its varieties, ana is conducted by w. A. PRICE, the
Oldest merchant (f twenty years standing) in Savannah:
Here may be fond for sale tile foUOacing:
Fall Wheat, Corn Meal, Butter,
Spring Wheat, Potatoes, Eggs,
Corn, Onions, Cheese,
Oats, Dried Peaches, Honey,
Barley, Dried Apples, Glove. Seed,
Rive. Dried Blackberries, Timothy Seed,
Honiny, Green Apples, Bluegrass Seed,
Beans. Smoked Beef, Orchardgrass Seed,
Fall Wheat Flour, Smoked Tongue, Hungarian Seed,
Spring Wheat Flour, Bacon Hams, MiMet Seed,
Buckwheat Four, Bacon Shoulders, Flax Seed,
Rye Flour, Bacon Sides, Hemp Seed.
Graham Flour,
Garden seeds in endless variety, and many other articles too tedious to
mention. The Agents Of the Changers throughout the county and adjoining
counties, and the farmers and citizens generally, can get their orders filed
by me- to their entire satisfaction.
Wre you con fmd sale for the toHOaoing:
Wheat, Lard. Furs,
Corn, Butter, Onions,
Oats, Eggs, Potatoes,
Rye, Cheese. Meal,
Flaxseed, Honey. Flour, "
Hemp Seed, Beeswax, Dried Peaches,
All kinds Of Grass Seed. Tanow, Dried Apples,
Top-omion Sets, Hides, Green Apples.
Bacon,
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TIE Ohio Constitutional Convention
only costs about $500 per day.
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zMSh The Great Cause
HUMAN MISERY.

E--.s p~hE.I.x DO = c.-I-< r---'~~s prirfe eeeh.
ALsctnrs en- shs Nature. Tressnens eee nee-
icsl rurr nj seminai weakness, or spefmatn<-
rhea, induced by selEabuse, Involuntary ems.
sions, impotency,. nervous debility. and i'm
rnile,Sv and df,: mentnIand ply sicsl incSpsciy.
Sc.IBy Robert J. Culverwell, N. D.. author Of
the ''Green Book, "ac.
The vorli-rrno1u~i author, N this admirable
lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
ihat m avfhi Consequences Of self-abuse may
be ensctualiy removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations, bouSlss,
insrrunaen fs, rings or cordisls, pointing out .
mode Of curr ri once certain and e1eculal ~
which every sufferer, no matter how bsd his
may be, may cure himself cheapiy'
privately and radically.
u-This lecture will prove . boon to Thousands
and thousands.
Sent under seal, in . plain envelope, 70 any
address, on receipt Of six cents, or TWO possass
stamps. Address the publishers,
ChAS. ]. G. KLINE 8 Co..
% Dswesy. New Ysrk, r. o. Box SSss' "
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Correctional.

EDITORS FoR JANUARY:
Edfsrta cAte>Prof. DO. 3. King.
Assoctass E1tfors-Aiss Ida Potter md Jaee
Powell. a 800
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The Washington. (Ks.) Republican
publishes a list of dead beats, ard adds:
I'VE propose to advertise the accounts
on, at ten cents q line each insertion and
tlIsuco cwr bopkE. /
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-13
The Girl of the Period.

In outward adurnmcmt the cheeky
girl cndcavor> to keep. if possible. just
Il little bit ahead of the style. and it is
the delight of millinerS. sh"rmakcrS.
hahcrdashcIs. and the dealers in those
miscellaneous kmick- -kmack> which are
the Indispensable mark of the cheeky
girl. She outvic> the shephcrdcss i'll
her hat. the stage dancer in her boots.
the concert soprano III the buttons on
he: gloves. and the COuanche in the
trophies which hang suspended from
her belt. The dress retormcr stands
appalled, ut the moustroSity of her out
fit. and the strong minded woman is
lost i'll awe before the courage which
can face the world with fan. Il Cross
handled Snn>hadc. an inlad Vinaigrcttc,
Il Russia leather pocket book. Il bead
worked aims bag. and Il lace handkcr-
chief, all dependent from an attrnuatcd
waist and marking the cadcmce of IL
step which i> accented by Il pinched toe
and woblN heel. In addition To these.
adNcmtitiou> adormmcnt>. the cheeky
girl will generally he endowed with
black eyebrows. yellow hair, Il pink
nose. II bad complexion where the rouge
iS not. and i worse one Where II l.. and
this precious c.>kct of the body en-
shlimc> the vet more precious jewel of
her mind. Her CONVEX >atIOn. WhlCb
runs on glihly through the first l>toumd
ng personalities and >lN im>ihuItion~.
bcgim> to WaVcr when her small stock
of slang l. exhausted. and dies away
utterly when she has used up such of
her acuuaiutamcc> dS rccur to hrI mind.
In the far corner of Il ball room She has
been known to entertain Il very Young
man for H. much a> AN lnur. and. undrr
the celebrating stimulus of - iirtation.
in sight of all the world. but ont "t
hearing. she could plohahlN struggle on
against conventional difficulties imdcti-
nItelN. But the presence of Il third
party has the same effect IL the pres
cncc of Il Young lady on Il discussion of
the Bcechcr Tiltnm question. and Il Wis
ihlr unrest and umca>iue>~ prompt the
cheeky girl to ESCAPE. What wisdom
she uttcI> in those delightful >olicitudc~
of the heart where only two can enter.
has not been revealed to man. but III
the ordinary intercourse of >ociety her
theme j. alwaV> her cuugrncr>. her rlc-
torical tmhrlli>limrnt merely slang.
Her slang can always hc relied on to hc
the latest. aS IN consequence OF her
head being unable To hold more than
one idea ut IL time. she l. unable to
make room foI this Years idiocic> ot
the street Arabs without forgetting
those which were wont tO charm her
friends last wear. The same peculiarly \
eNtchd> to her musical rcp0tOJt. which
consists of odd lines. perhaps verses.
and prInIp~ only "A fragment ut IN an.
which will hc waited on the winds from
the hand-urgam> OF the coming spring.
And If the pIl>c> of Your conversation
with the cheeky girl are filled up hN
amu>im" interpretations from the 'Mulli-
gan Guards. this has only been accom-
pli>hrd 10y blntting from the memory
the oh>olctr brauti,~ ot the 'Fillcdc
dc Madame hn"ot. ST. LoHi> GIDbt.
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A Bone to Pick.

Rev. Dr. \. +. Fullerton, of Erie,
Penn, writes Mrs. }. has for some
time past been the owner of a fine Es-
quimauN dog. y few months ago Mrs.
j. became the mother OF Il beautiful lit
tie gill. of Whnm the dog at fIst was
very jealous. His better nature. how
ever. soon asserted itself. and he he
came very fond of the child. \ few
weeks ago baby WAS CRYING loud and
long. Dnggle came up stairs in evident
distress of spirit. whincd in answer to
the child'S cry but finally, as if IL sud
den thought had startled him, he trotted
quickly down stairs. He presently re-
turned with Il bone, well picked, of
COURSE, in his mouth, which, standing
on his hind legs, he gravrly presented
to the baby.
In evidence of the truth of this sto-
~ | may offer the testimony of Mrs. j..
hen aunt, Mrs. g., not to mention the
baby and the dog himself"
Certainly there were several steps
like those of logic in this performance.
and simple aS is the story, it is one of
the best we have had. 1t shows how
much the dog reasoned, and how very
fccbie his reasoning was.
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nd the Judge stepped out.
The Need of Vocal Training.

We are eminrntly Il talking and n
reading people, and Yet how few of us
can talk or read 50 that it is Il pleasure
for others to listen to us. In our schools.
good deal ofattention is given. rightly
enough, to vocal music, and vet there is
only one teacher for the whole city in
the art of reading and speaking. Our
children grow up to sing better than
they read OF speak. and vet singing is
but an accomplishment and a source of
occasional pleasure and entertainment.
while the more natural IlSe of the voice
III reading amd speaking comes into con-
Stamt requiSition. Even those whos,.
professional duties require constant
Use of he voice do not know how to
use it. We all have lungs of moderate
power. larynN. pharynX and the rest of
the apparatus, of tolerably good con-
>tructiun. but few of lis are ever trained
to employ them with artistic skill and
effect. We see public speakers who
strain their throats to send harsh tones
through Il hall of moderate size. to he
heard with simple patience and endur-
ancc, while Il thorough training in clo-
cutiou would enable them to speak with
e;I>c. and with smooth and mrlodiouS
cadence, that would well nigh entrance
the nearer. One of the most delightful
of arts. giving pleasure in all circles and
at all times. Is that of the ercadcr Who ear
lend to words of the poet the music of his
voice. OF render the fine thoughts OF the
emotional productions of genius with IL
grace and force that will give them their
fullest effect. Ii l. an ant. too. acquired
with comparative ease bN ANY person
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VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1916.

the state. More than three ttths of
the inmates here are conlrS>cdly ad-
dictcd to the Use of strong drink. and
IL large majority of them attribute their
crime and imprisonment directly To the
hanctul influence of liquor.
3. Helpful encouragement to i'm
priSonrd and To discharged convict> in
their endeavorS to reform. is an imper-
atiNe duty, aS well of the state I> of
individuals. The tempted and fallen
may yet he the strong and useful. T."
treat men aS worthless outcaStS because
the iron door has once been closed up
ON them. is alike poor philanthropy and
bad policy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-13

tell your readers of an economical way
OF making books for the little ones, es-
peclallN as winter Is coming upon us,
with the long, delightful evenings, when
all without is hushcd. while within
bright fires glow, giving such Il snug
Sense of home. Cut pieces of cotton OF
muslin the size of the book wanted
six leaves will do; bind them together
with pretty piece of ribbon, and on
them paste pictures of almost any de
Scription. Get the little ones interested;
they will soon make il collection Cut
ting them out of old books and papers
will often keep the little chatterboxes
quiet when mamma is puzzling her
brains for something to amuse them.
on the first leaf can lac pasted letters to
spell Picture Book.
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lyns!ness DIRECTORY:
rlr-urr EVERY FRIDAY TY
VI. -TO NE ~ co

Er,'p,>S and LocdtjOH Of the Ir0d-
l...,>, Houses IN 81. JohnSbury.
,.ri..sIturnI Fools and Hardware.
... ..HN>kIII.. H"yt's Block, L. Il. 81.
Npothrc:iric>.
...ItN No. . Bank Flock. Main ST.
Nitnrm..N> at Law.
ttrAl over L. L. Oncr. and Post Office.
....,I No Calrdnninn lilk.. up stairs
....p Nuu 81. "Nrr Hall y flrtch"r~
-t.',. iI"hrr.
i.,,"k~ and Stationery.
.... l.p.yEI.I Cal,d"niau III h, Main 81.
I:n"k Binders.
...t CO.. N.t. Monument square
rIttk-. Legal and business.
..l.. . 90 Monument square
.:iL-r- aud Cnni"cti"n"r>.
.-t ...pLEl Main street.
t;out~ and shoes.
....-, NGUEE. Wards Elk. l.. K. 81
tintLiu=. Hats and Gaps.
... v.a'I.i Bank Inrh opposite - 'I"hm'
..-, d,,I,rm Ready Made Cl"rhin.. Hat
..,ur- Fuur-hlu" C""d~. etc. etc.
,lnthin.. for Men and Boys.
..I..I.tNh~ - 60 Fairbanks Village.
,,...l.r,. Class and Stone Ware.
.....E,<k~ \ CO. Fairbanks Village.
....,.r.t... t',p,.r gi,nyiug~. Window -~hud"~.
..sII.N\k~ y 90. Fairbanks Village.
B,.uti-t~.
.....s- ,.l,l,rtiu i:luck. Main Street.
.....A ~GIIu Uut"u El"ck. Nam Street
vi tund-. Grnc-ri.- and Fruits,
.....-. rIIIINGII.L Eastern Avenue
up ,.n"i> aud Ladies fancy Goods.
...I l.,.u. Block l. K. street.
..f.sE.k> N co Fairbanks Nlll"r-
II"ui md Feed.
t...l,lIA eco. Il-r,ru Avenue.
iurui,ur.. .,nd Ct-k-,-.
..II., ~..Il~lE Nuu Street.
go U.s. '' '-.'' '" ''''.- h'""' Il Il -
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