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The Western advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1872-1874, 1874-06-13
MISTAKEN CI2IISADING

Some Of the ladies' OF Austin have
made quite mistake III changing the
spirit and method OF the temperance
crusale. a few evenings since a num-
ber of them, headed 10y the sheriff, ell
tered saloon for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning evidence that the keeper was
selling liquor without license. One of
the ladies reached out her hand to seize
a glass of beer which had been drawn
for customer, when he threw the beer
into her face The women were then
ordered out of the saloon, and tum-
bier was thrown which struck Il cler-
gyman on the head, the crusaders were
driven into the street, and a mob gath
cred which for time threatened seri-
Gus results.
This was one Of the most ill-advised
movements of which we have heard in
connection with the woman's temper.
ance movement. The ladies ought not
anywhere to become spies and inform.
ers, nor to visit the saloons at all I'M.
less it be for prayer or kindly remon
STRANGE. Saloon-keepers and saloon
supporters are Of that class of men who
beat and abuse the women of their ow1
families, and they certainly will no,
hesitate to do violence to women whom
they regard a. I 'eir enemies, if tter,
is any pretcxt for so doing. Tie Reois
ter says Of the conclusion Of the dis
turbance:
To wind up this disgraceful frolic :
portion Of the crowd obtained severa
kegs of beer, and went with it to til,
public square, where they drank it ant
sang songs over it until nearly daylight
Sunday morning.
This reminds us forcibly of the .epi
sode in our first Fourth of July cele
brYtion in the National Colony. tn,
liquor element had imported severn
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TIE STA TIE PRINTING.

The Commissioners of State Printing
met Oh the 9th to open the bids for
State work. There were just 0 bids,
all told. The Minimum rate fixed by
the Legislature was so low that no
printer in the State could afford to do
the work, and the State must go with
out printing. The St. Paul Press de-
clines to do any more work, especially
since the State has failed TO pay for
work done last year and the present
year strictly according to contract.
Minnesota ought to be heartily asham-
ed of this. But we suppose she will
not be until she has filled her Legisla-
ture several times with impractical
Donnellys, who will enact that print
ing of all kinds shall be done ut the cost
Of the paper; that money shall be loan
ed to the farmers at per cent. per an
mum, and that the standard price of
wheat per bushel shall be So, plus the
transportation charges.
HO1fEsTE,ADER'sR RELIEF BILL PASS
Congressman Orr, from the Sioux City
District, writes to the Register of the
Sioux City Land Office that the bill to
allow settlers on government lands,
within the grasshopper district, to
leave their claims until next year with
out FORGETTING their rights, has passed
the Senate. 1t is therefore law, and
it only remains for the Commissioner
Of Public Lands to prescribe the rules
under which homesteaders may be alb.
SENT The permits extend to May LIST,
1915. The following is an abstract of
the law:
The first section provides that it shall
be lawful for home stead and pre-emp.
ton settlers Oh the public lands in tile
counties OF Cottonwood, Mobiles, Martin
Jackson, Watonwan, Murray, Rock.
Lyon, Redwood, Brown, Chippewa and
Renvillc, in the State of Minnesota, and
the counties of Iowa which com pose
the Sioux City land district and coun
ties contiguous to either Of the above
exempted sections, where the crops OF
such settlers were destroyed or serious
~ injured by grasshoppers in the year
1873, and where such grasshoppes shall
reappear in 1874 to the like destruction
of the crops of such settlers, to leave
and lie absent from said lands unit
May LIST, 1875, under such regulations
rs to proof of the same as the Commits
siOner of the General Land Office may
prescribe.
The second section provides that drl
ring such absence no adverse right!
shall attach to such lands, such settler!
being allowed to resume and perfec
their settlement as though no such alb
sence had been enjoyed or allowed.
The third section provides the sam,
exemption from continued residence
shall he extended to those making set
Elements iii 1874, and suffering the SAINT
destruction of crops as those maxim,
settlement i'll 1873 or any previous
year.
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BY OTQef OF COmHlttIee.
j. NJ. BURL1NGAME, Chairman.
Dated OwatOnna, May 70, 1874.
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A writer in the Sioux Falls hadepend-
ent claims that oil has been struck in
Lake county, Dakota, near the propos-
ed county-seat of the county. AS this
lake region is tributary to Worthing-
ton, who knows but we may soon be
doing good business here handling
oil :?
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CONGRESSIONAL CON-
TENTION

The Republicans Of the FIRST Congressional
District OF Minnesota will meet in delegate con-
yention at Owatonna, on Tuesday, July 18th,
for Congress for the term commencing on the
18th OF Marth, 1875.
The basis Of county representation has been
izod county in said district and one delegate for
each 200 Republican voters or major part thereof
cast for Governor in 1873. Under such appoint
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George " Gage, Minnesota Teacher
Gen County Revenue, for like amount
paid from general county revenue
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or AAIxA
ARRIVIa
Eastern daily 5p.m
Southern " 9:42 4 m.
Western-Lu Verne, Sioux Falls, Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays At 6p. m.
Spirit Lake Tuesday 6p. m.
Jackson, Tuesday and Friday 6p. m.
Lake Shetek, Saturday 6p. m.
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 9:42 =. m.
Southern ~..> 5 p. ~.
Western-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, -
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 4 m.
Spirit Lake, Monday "a m,
Jackson, Wednesday and Saturday Tam,
Lake Shetek, Friday IA IN.
Al mails close 20 minutes before departure.
Office hours from a. M to D. m.-Sundays
from II M. to p m.
&C, GOODNOW, Pm
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b. T. Rabbits
Pure Concentrated Potash,
Oh IT.

or Double the Strength OF any other
9APONIFY1Nd SUBSTANCE.
have recently perfected a. new method OF
packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now packing
y, and does not injure the Soap. It Is packed
In boxes containing "a and 49,: Balls, and in no
other way. Directions in English and German,
for making hard and soft soap with this Potash,
accompanying each package.
B. T. BABBITT,
321 81 to 81 Washington st., y. Y.
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The St. Paul Press says that during
the past year real estate in Minneapolis
has advanced from p to 50 per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

FERDrSAND.-We attended Court last
saturday in Ferdinand. presided over
by his honor Esq. Droste. in v hich an
action was adjudicaied wherein one
Hurst, of Perry county, claimed $50
from his son-inIaw. Hyde, who was
moving TO Illinois, for the board of his
daughter and grand children this winter.
iut the jury couldn't see IT, We had not
visited Ferdinand before for some time.
and were surprised at the evidences 81
thrill and prosperity which were exiih-
lied. With the completion of tho mine
raj road, Ferdinand will rank with lie
best towns on its line. and alrcadv. e-
the gentlemanly Pos master Informs H.
ihere is a large number Of ncwspannr-
and.pcriodicalslisken here. which i 4
sure evidence Of the lAlel reuee M
people. ana IL consequently must bros.
Ter. III ere are ov So papers l,en
At that P OH distributed am
siytv-dNr' difercn ~ 'lne 4h.
Courier" has air i.i, but we believe
i m ght be increased, {, lie profit o.
ths people.
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49, No railroad news OF importance
this week. Oui people are asNious!y
awaiting The time when the county Will
be iniersecicd by one Of the half dozen
roads proleci.d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

iiosE. Mr. T. Herlig returned home
from NicksLurg on "Wednesday. whittier
lie lad been " ith a drove of horses. he
reports the horse maikri .ull and dun.
though when purchasers are found they
lave the cash which Is sn indHcemeut
10 attempt TO purchase another tot lie
also purchased somc real estate la Ar
kansas, while he WAS goac. which he
expects will make Lm or biz heir,
wealthy some day, alter The troubles
with our colorcd brethren are over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

" We are informed thai a new brick
yard will be started al liuniiHgburg this
season, where there are aleaay Two.
The growth Of the town j.. expected 10
furnish demand ton he brick.
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Build HoUsEs. We were made aware
during the past week Of four different
lerscns trying 10 rent houses Ia Jasper.
and falling. because the houses are an
full. IL seems 10 US that it wou,d pay
our citizens 10 have fcw more houses
10 rent built. If tie people want the
town 10 grow larger, and have that To-
90 population BY the next census. places
must he furnished that families can rent
cor 4 while, when they first come. until
they "sce how il Is Themselves
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

WALNUT LrNHER. Mcssrs. Wertz y
Gramclspacher are buying walnut lum-
Der aud logs this season. They have al
ready secured about $1,000 feet. and ex-
peel to load bOat lib ID next lI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

. The Jasper Planning .iu aoM las
orders Tor the lumLcs ior finishing iour
houses, az soon a the weather wall 0d
NIT o. outside work. There j pros
pect for a good deal 81 building i
season.
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\ CT From the way our lIuuiingburg
correspondent writes, we are fearful The
good people OF lIuntingburg ia nol ap-
prcciate musicians. From tie way Le
acted We presume Tie hotel keeper is 4n
exception.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

Al apparently going home with
dowuca~t countenances, ana disgust.
Hall au hour later Prof *. and some ot
his troupe returned. and commenced
aarciug, when Or. " entered and order
r.. ibis part q the programme stopped-
4 i.e neAt morning the Piano was taken
home badly damaged while HE Organ
WAS removed. without tie knowledge or
consent Of DR. w.. 10 dancing Hail.
here i WAS found on MONDAY morn
lng by party OF scouts. with orders TO
capture II dead or alive. A vi g0n drawn
By iuur mules was pressed into service.
and lie aniniu'e taken back home, fOOa-
in. care worn, -iosiy. muddy aud grea ~
On sunday morning Prof Is. Wa~
routed ont of bed. packed into wat,oi,
and shipped back Ga Jasper, looSin4
>ome what di.cum'uda,ed exhibiting
y flag Of truce on one side OF the body.
which was not properly Gagged ios. a.
vas the other side OF lis nethor gar
mcnt some cologne water procured
from Tee mon 'front.' im., store. being
ia tle Prof pocket. saved several
young ladies from laiuiinE. when they
observed the flag Of truce Printers
Han. Hotel and saloon bills unpaid. and
tor collection against Non Professor
linusu-. seventy dollars. When j. Ae
going io Washington don't know.
LNit NOhn. iy SQyEEzER.
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QTValeniime day tomorrow, and now
the Postnastrrs are busy handing on {
love mssives.
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0yThc fine weather lately has been
improved by the carpenters. aud the
frame OF Nh {. Eggs business house j.
raised.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

~ Tobacco hNs been comingi pref
~ lively the past week, both houses
Lere receiving a fair amount, and some
Of i 81 al extra quality. p.iceS range
,,rncraliy from $40 c',., though higher
price. have been paid loo thi Wi .rh as
nern handled just right, aud is OF fine
grade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

FLAr Roar Eckeri Bros. Of the City
Mills. are busy building boat 70 take
a load OF -four south. Success 20 them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

Elsewhere will be found 2 notice
sa~s" iro'n The Rockport Democrat, Of
~" III uh Of Mr.. Glib" Brown. WHO .or
any ycars vas citizen os Earhson
wn alp in ia foausy. an l,s many
acquAin an who win regret u hear
OF his dca.h.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-13

hUUNV tHU I-Ut Tot saIt
-Ey-A 4 GOOD TWO STORY
gtfFITd "a house ia Jasper. with a
K 1sgk lot 100 feet front and I3Ofcct
IL 'ssg.a-sdcep. is offered for sale cheap
The house belongs 70 Mr.. Paul Egg. j.
a frame. with four rooms. hall down
stairs and up. is filled in with brick in
the first story and plastercd, and ceilee
and painted up stairs. and has good
cellar. The lot has cisicrn. stable. COCO
earded palcd in. and otherconvcnieLccs
For further particulars apply 10 ths
owner, or TO &. DoANE.
AT Courier Oficc.
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le frper Ca.nrl
The Grea; Display or Professor
4tmlr rcnecrt IA Huntington
Ca Friday evening the 9th. inst, was
fe thine -ei for the great exhibition OF
ibis most wonderful Musician. 10 appear
before The citizens Of lluniiugbnrg. ~
Early in ne morning the PROT anu his
troupe arrived, and put up az the Union
Hotel. They were warmly welcomed
10 our civ, and the Prot lost no time
IN becoming acquainted and making 4
host Oi warm aud conhdential friends.
who felt greatly honorrd with hi, ac-
quaintance their hearts were iilcd with
philanthropy each trying ia turn To
see who could make himself most useful
and conspicuous. III assisting tle "Grcat
man Of The day" in securing everything
ucedlul. that he wanted 10 make the
Concert OF such noforieiy as would long
be remembered.
Obtaining musical Instruments we,
first in order. 30 The kind services o.
our Young bright-eyed Net + the tooth
maker volunteered, ANA SET out with
Inc Prof. aud s0oa accomplished their
mission: got Dr. w Is Organ. Mrs.
. : Piano. grttnitonsly. The inslru-
mcHts were placed in Signal Hall. all iul
good order; when Prof il. aud party
refreshed Z all feeling happy as a young
sal flower. Night came. the doors
opened and the citizens begun entering
the Hal, among whom was DR. w. aud
Mrs. d.. above referred 20. who sup
posed they were free guests, (as they
had lolnel their instrument - bar dnor
keeper VA, .ot ihc Kind who acceplrd
any explanation. and they had "a She'll
ont Doe. smelti mice. AZ afterwards
realized il TO his full dissatisfaction.
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NOTICE ON IN.NLNrNCY

NOTICE on INSOLVENCY..
n The October form. 1873. ar tho
nnhoi 'npii COURT ihe Es'ain ~
Seha iian tttMp deceased. wae ae.
clargH prli iN n-olveHf Those inter
cstca nre notified THAT 10 will be settled
accordingly
FRANK FINK, Admir-.
II. BrErrNFR Atty.
Jan. 3Oth, l67A-3w.
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BUY A HOME,
AT A THRILLING COST.
All Lots offered for sale WILL BE
SOLD. If they only bring So each.
T. NO BY-BIDDERS.
DESCRIPTION /.

This tract of land which has been laid
off in 82lots, is located on the North
side Of Strinesville, fronting West on
the Martinsburg and Williamsport
Turnpike and East on High street. and
Is within easy distance ofthc Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Shops.
A map Of the premises, laid out in
lots and streets, duly numbered, can be
seen at this office, or by calling on the
undersigned, who will impart all nec-
essary information.
These sales win be continued from
time to time, of which due notice viii
be given, until all the lots are disposed
of. The first sale takes place. in
front Of the Court House on next Sat-
urday, DEG, 27th. Remember the day.
Ample notice viii be giyenof the time
Of the second sale,
syasssc~ a. boyd,
Agent for BE-. Woodbury..
dcc23
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS co

Have two Expresses East laily--cne az
90 a. m and one at IL So o. m. The
I 90 q. M Train to Washington, D. c..
carrying Express for Harpers Ferry, Ha-
gerstown, Winchester, Warrington, and
the South. The II SIS A. IN. carries Ex-
press for all p~ipts on the B s. r. r..
Baltimore and East, North and South.
g. A. ANDERS. Agent
1873 aovll2dmw
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

The undersigned offers for sale his val
liable property located ut Sleepy Greek
Morgan county. on the b 4. railroad,
and about six hundred yards above the
Sleepy Creek bridge, consisting of STORE
HOUSE, DWELLING HOUSE, and an
Office adjoining the store house; with one
quarter Of an acre OF land 10 90 with this
property. Tkis property is complete and
in good condition, and an excellent stand
for store. There is an excellent spring
Of water near the door
PrIcE-$8o0; $500 cash and $500 in
twelve months from dat e Of sale
If this property is not sold by The LIST Of
March it win be for rent from the first Of
April The entire property can be rented
at $50 per year.
For further information apply to the
undersigned, ut Martinsburg w Va
NM ROCKWELL,
Agent for George aud Henry $. Michael.
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TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILlTATEI
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for Advice s. Consultation.

: No Charge for Advice q consultation.
Or. J. b. Dyott, graduate of Jeffer,
son Medical College, philadelphia
author of several valuable works. can
be consulted on all diseases of the Sex
ual or Urinary Organs, (which he has
made an especial study either in male
or female, no matter from what cause
X practice OF 3U years enables him 10
treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed Charges reasonable. =
Those at distance can forward letter
describing symptoms and enclosing
stamp to prepay postage. !.
Send for the 'Guide to Health"
Price 10 cents.
J. Il. DYOTT, nj. d.,
Physician and Surgeon, l0i Duane ST.,
New York. Jan2Oddwly
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DR. j. b. sNODGRAss.

Offers his professional services Ia the
cilzens of Martinsburg ARD vicinity.
Office on East Race Street, lately occu-
pied by DR. John g. Wilson.
April ll,ly-w.
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1877 acres-25 bottom-75 limestone
97 black slate, Stone Dwelling-good
stabling- granary and corn crib-never
failing spring-desirable location-will
make q first-late farm-ncar stores,
II. r.. Depot, schools &c.-Terms easy.
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155 acres best quality limestone land,
Is acres Of nice timber, all under good
fence, with excellent water, and in fine
condition for cultivating, two-story
dwelling, new frame barn, and good
out-buildings, near churches, schools,
mills, markets and Railroads.
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4 BLESSING TO THE WORLD.
HAPPlEST RELIEF

Ono UTS AND BRUISES, the action
Of COSM0LINE is almost magical. IF
promptly applied, il prevents soreness,
and the wounds heal very rapidly.
FOR PILES. it has proved to be an
unequalled remedy, and many sufferer
has blessed the day its introduction.
FOR SKIN DISEASES we can recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence, es-
pecially for Salt Rheum, letter. Eczema
etc., and Tcething humours.
We might go on ennmerating the many
other conditions for which is is unc-
qualled, but will only add that wherever
there is Inflammation from any cause, cos
MOLINE brings a rapid and happy relief,
and will he the
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MANUFACTURERS OF
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
NORTH AND EAST.

TOOK EFFECT MONDAY, Nov. "a, 1878.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned viii now sell cheap
for cash, 1000 cuttings and 2C1 grape
roots Of different varieties, such as Con-
cord, Wilager, Diana, Catawba, Isa-
bella, iona, and different others; also
q line assortment of peach trees. The
time Is now coming when per-
sons, should plant grape roots and
peach trees, and it would be best to
purchase them at once at my residence
at the Buena Vista Brewery. All
guaranteed.
jan27, daw3m HENRY LONG.
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Arrive MIL llHsD x - w III ob
Mixed Train leaves Chambersburg at
5 90 n. m. Hagerstown at 8 80 q. m. , and
arrives at Martinsburg at 10 20 a N. Re-
turning, this train leaves Martinsburg at
III 90 a. IN, and arrives at Hagerstown at
l 05 p M and Chambersburg at 30 p. M,
connecting with Stock Express Train, ar
irving at Harrisburg at 10 90 p. M, and
Philadelphia az 90 a. m.
Mail and Express Trains both ways
connect at Marion Station with trains on
Southern Pennsylvania Branch to and
from Mercersburg, London, and Rich
mond. Passenger Coach runs through
between Martinsburg and Philadelphia on
the Mill Train.
J. +. BOYD, Sup't.
A. IL. McCulloh, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
Ii. N. TABB, Agent,
Maftinsburg
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land, nicely located, we'll watered,
pleasant neighborhood, good log house
with frame addition, 10 acres of heavy
timber-$10 per acre.
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NERVOUS a TFE(yTT0NS

NEKVUUb AFFECTIONS.
II Is invaluable az d tonic Ii win
impart strength TO the system, purify
the blood and restore the lost appetite.
lt is also certain 10 remove all obstruc-
tons to the regular course Of nature In
females. purifying the complexion and
giving elasticity TO the spirits.
Also sure remedy for the diseases 81
Green Sickness or CAfososis, Leuchor-
rhea or Whites. Womb Complaint OF
Falling Of the Womb, Sc But like All
remediesof this class should be used
with caution by Married Ladies.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given TO any person who. win
produce any medicine that will effect 4
moro speedy and perfect cure az the
diseases herein mentioned.
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TobacCos & Segars.

A good line Of Woodenwafe Ny stock Is
entirely new and will besold at low fig
ures, Cali and examine fer Yourselves
! solicit 4 continuance OF their patronage,
feeling assured that can render saiisfac-
lion. FRANK r.SHALL. Agent.
may "a 4 &w ~
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A number Of good farms in Berkele,
and adjacent counties-desirable 70
homes-payments easy.
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Cheap Groceries.
FRANK T. SMALL

opposite the Old Stand Of Patterson a
Small, and has Just received q fall line OF
Groceries, Of every description, cmbfac-
ing all grades Of Sugars, Colfees, Teas,
MoIasses, Syrups, Bacon, Fish, Salt, sc.
Also q fine stock Of
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20 acres limestone land at --great
bargain.
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Western Land-best quality for
farming, and fruit-growing, located in
pleasant and healthful neighborhood--
would exchange for improved town
property.
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Nice dwclling-6 rooms, cistern ant
we'll smoke house, good cellar; con
venient to b 81 o r r Depot-CheaI
for Cash.