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"The Choir is Busted. l,

At tDeckertownlast Sunday there wa
an exhibition Of the contrariness of
church choirs that. was both annoying
and amusing. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, pas
tor OF the Presbyterian Church Of that &
place, being absent'0n Sunday, the Rev.
Mr.. Soper. filled his pulpit. He was ig-
nOrants OF the fact that the choir
had quarreled among themselves the
night before, and that not a member
was there to sing on Sunday morning.
He gave out his hymn selected for the
opening, and read 1T through. There
was NO musical response--nO sound of
praise. from sohoif or congregation. All
ter. O moment of embarrassing silence,
o. brother arose, and walking UP to the
pulpit, whispered. in the preachers ear.
The preacher nodded his head and
smileds lie thought the. brother had
said the wrong hymn had been read, SO
be turned the leaves again and gave ouU
another. It was a. long one, and he
read r IT. Il through, closing with "rlease
A dead silence In the congregation
again. The preacher looked uneasy,
was about to- give out another hymn,
when another brother arose and smoke
from, the gallery;
4 ssYou, see our choir is busted. Some
of 'em thought the bass sung too low,
and some OF 'em thought, the spranny
was too high, and others thought we
ought to hey better alto, and there
wasn't many that, liked the tenor, and
so the rest got mad, and there won't be
any, singin' to-day.n ra.s.l 1,
And 50 the services were ended with
out any sssingiM.v' @
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
RIVER NEWS.

Theweather is partly cloudy this morning
and moderating. The thermometer at Z A. M.
stood at 80 degrees. The minimum temperature
last night was 3s. Wind this morning 8.
The river is slowly rising and 10 feet In the
channel -
Specials to the STAR
PITTsBURG, Nov is.-River falling, 0 feet
inches.
/ aoNros, O., Nov. 1s-Riyer rising. SLOWLY
The Hudson passed upat 4iP. al. yesterday,
with good trip of passengers and freight, fol
MarIetta and Wheeling. Fleetwood passed
down on time Z Z. Al. Andes passed down al
thisskt., M. Bostona arrived at 7:l5 this.A. NJ
ffom Cincinnati, Local packets on time.
Cloudy and cold. rIlS4
FoRTsMoUTH, o., Nov 1a-Riyer 10 feet
inches. and stationary. Weather threatening
rain. Bostona UP at A A. NJ, st. james at $3.50
A. NJ; Andes, DOWN at 4 A. M, Ed. Pope at
!; the Andes came in to-day frem wheeiing
with . fair trip She Will return. TO- morrow
4 TheJh No. a arrived this morning from,
Pomeroy and will return at r.. NJ
\ The Fleetwood is, in from Huntington this
mornings on time. She returns again this
i The Andy Baumw toiwed to the New Or
leans wharfbDatl this morning, where she is
ALREADY receiving largely Of freight and will
De ready to start on Saturday for Memphis.
\ The Mfnne0ialeft for Memphis last evening
with q line trip OF both freight and passengers
\ The shippers, Own departed for Evansville
yesterday, with q fair trip.
The Thomas Sherlock will leave for New
Orleans this evening: She has o. good. num-
bef Of passengers registered and will take
al large amount OF miscellaneous freight from
here, and has heavy live stock engagements at
various way points,
The Mary Huston will depart for New Or.
GA. <4..~rt Cls.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
HowHs Wanted His Picture Taken.


Yesterday o. young man with q wart
on his nose dropped in at the sherman
photograph gallery and remarked that
heswnnted some pictures. taken.
"Wiil you have IL stunding, or a
bustYS quemed the artist,
"Bustp, exclaimed the follow, as he
picked up his. hat. "Busti Misten do II
look Like, man who would come TO, q
pictureig galleryto get on q busUpv
! They explained 70 him. and finaliyper-
suadedt him TO sit long enough fora neg.
ative- The picture was q good one, and
the nose stood out like q black cat'in q
bay window.
Inc fellow looked atit and asl he
handed fsiback, said.
sShoot again. old pard, and seeif you
can't make the wart look like a piece Of
chewing gum
They told him that it, couldn't be.
done.
"Well, see here now, pard, y he plead
ed, "my nane's Trgilies, and I'm en-
gagged TO q, girl back.in IDjiana, and she
wants my picture.s She d0n'tkn0w I've
got this warty It's growed since left
there, and ifyOu could justrub'ito out.of
the picture aud make " look like some.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Il Midnight Adventure.


[From the Trinity journal, Noven,ber6.
Gu last Thursday night. dark and
stormy, James u. Clark, Of Junction
City. crossed Trinity river, from the
town TO HE house on the opposite side.
Just after leaving the river, he heard a
low yet. terrible growi, seemingly near
him.. TurniBg the light,of. his lantern in
the directionwhence the sound came, he
tailed to see anything, but a short dis
lanoe further on, his dog freed an, ami
mai. Clark went, hastily to his house,
got the, "tfusty- rifle,v and returning,
fired at the animal in the, tree, hittingit, \
'aswas afterward found, in the'hlp. A
most terrible howl, gnashing OF teeth
and lashing Of taal. against the tree fol-
lowed this shot. A second discharge
killed the animal, but itlodged among.
the branches, and the tree had to be out
down to secure 1t. Daylight showed
that CLARK had killed a aCaiiforniar lion,
measuring Sfeet 2 inches In length and,
weighing over 200 pounds. Yhes second
shot entered its SKULL at the root Of the
ear. Shooting California lions ih tine,
dark may be fine sport, but we would.
rather be excused from amusing our
selves that way.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18

Alex. Frazer, 50 years, Kentucky.
Thos. Fish, l6 months, Kentucky.
Jas. Donnelly, ~ years. Ireland.
Bernard Quebemann. days, city.
Mary Schneider, city. s
Michael Reinhard, years, city.
MARY Steiner, "a years, Germany
Geo. E. Minister, 81 years
Adam Rail, 81 years, Germany.
John II. Vessel, 4 wears, city.
Mich. orr, IL years, city.
Henry w. Gehrmg, AZ years, Germany.
Frank Bruins, A years, Kentucky.
Ali Sunderbruck, years. city.
Agnes krnst. years, city.
Inward Kahly, l year, city,.
Magdelen stall, 62 years, Germany.
Mary Kreizer, 2 years, Germany.
john Ryan, hour, city.
Ellen Malley, ~ minutes, city.
VIM. Campbs III, Ohio.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Benntnger,s Dotngs.

Benntn0eT'9 Dotn00s
Lieutenant Charles Benninger, Of the
Cumminsvilie Police Station, created
quite q surprise last night by his ab-
sence for some time from his post of
duty. After an, investigation the cause
OF his absence was ascertained. A
bouncing little boy OF nine pounds
weight had made. his appearance at Mr..
Benninger's residence. The happy Lieu
tenant says he can not afford to have his
wages retrenched at present.
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asaRx.ETsi BIZ rnLEoR Ara..

LONDON; Nov. 49, Consols for money. ysy;
u y. bonds, II 0ssSc.-
wiiarsuroS, n C., Nov lS-spirits tur-
pentine quiet al s5lsc.
LivERPouE, Nov. 1872 r. M.--Cotten dull on
tliespoH 1Al0 lower onarfivai.-
EIvERroDI, Nbv. 49, Cotton unclangeds on
spot piidiing. uDd upland $40.
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1t was diplomatic husband who pro-
tested to his wife, "My dear, If it doesn't
make any difference to yon, don't say
'BFuteH and sDeltp Use terms milder,
il not less. ineisiye. II / must have cur
tain lectures, let them at least be dam
ask-curtain ones"
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thing that she's familiar with--a SLICE of
bacon, for instsnee-Hd feel better"
They fixed IL up for him, and when he
went ont be chuekse9.
lsThavllfeteh her; she, just naturally
thing I'm floatin' round in solid comforts.
like bacon and string beans and sich."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18

HOGS-Are selling slowly to-day, but prices
are steady.. Paekers4 are. hslding OF. A few
packing are selling at $T50a710, aud some good
butchers sold to-day at $7 75Ulper GENITAL gross.
Latef--SlnalL sales at the VI. X. IL. Stock Yards
to-day at $7aT Is for common TO light, STAR 40
forifair 10 good and 81 4saT 90 for choice, per
eentaligrosS,
/ CAItTEE-Q Quiet and firm. Prices are ur-
changed. Wequotel 50 b0a5 80 per GENITAL gross
for common to. good butchers.
s SHEEP--Steady and quiet at gas SO f0rfair
to gUods percentAa gross
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18

"My son, put away that bah. Do you
know where the wicked boys 20 who
play ball on Sunday?" 'sYes,m; they 60
down by the fair grounds"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18

8wt CINcIENATIs Nov. lSr-24h M.
Tire followihg are the receipts and shipments
oflive stock for tho past ~ hourss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18

Inc following is the l:SU P. M. repert OF NeW
York Stock Market, as received Dy Lea, Ster-
rett u Co.. rs West. Third Street:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

aNsa 49, Asgses. lsllav |. sA.s.
- n y - tass niH NsAr ise.s~
a j. - 1NAeNaeaa a sssAa ii
49, W 4~Has~sl sasvFass~s
I asseAsA FeAs#Nl salalss hes lesn
tliss n : eess u NJ ltissss aslaal.
~ ~ili haAt y sstssA Iair' matt
WHITE IseAr#s mwsaet ~. a iAis.
t'lA lsHH aiasirt - W " - uas "A
''aHfte+@ h e#atasatfnr n ltA ar y.
mMeh dat - re**ilsls n nvussmsn
ttlt MS nv aass lenaes II eassss N
~, irs hin Fir
There u 1ashsar raf%s shan hpress,,
neshsng s~v~set than charity, aesAinK
~at,~ts than les*. nothing richer than
~i.iata. nashiaf brighter than sirtae.
mi nothing more saealfass than faith.
These anltei In ene miai, form the
ratst,, sweetest. wasmcsl, brightest.
AMI most s,eaalast harriuess.
n was 4 Minnesota Justice Who de-
eiiel TIA, stealing rails Mas not an ~
Isnee.
Thc man WIN rrnrhtsici mild win.
ter bad hi ears frosen three inches
irum The tips downward,
Al the Sure, sessions In England
the other LAY lpnr young men were put
on their trial f"r having s.plcn two fer.
rc,s, and three of them pleaded guilty.
"A. however. their offence was MT an
inaictahlc one. aud should have been
dealt with snm,narily. verdict II no,
guilty was ordered h, the Court, aud
they were discharged.
A surgeon bad just cut on q patients
leg. A friend VI the victim inquired
anxiausls whether tho doctor thought
he would soon gct well. ''llcg" re-.
Piled tie loctur... he never had a
chance, = why, then put him to the
needless raint'' 18th. yoa canne, tell
n pa,cn, tho truth al at oncc; you
mus, lrs. It All annsc him q little.
'Grofton Billy VI the Hopkins.
vile New Era, ii had scapegracc.
lilo ATTENDED hall al Cfufton tho other
night, viewed the laraph.rnalla scat,
tc,rl rnlnl lilo roam, mud thus chants:
Bu-tlcs are all ilceting show,
For mans Illusions given.
Filled with bran aud stuffed with tow.
iou see how they stick up ~;
hut they look frs. rate, BY heavens!
Tho daughter II lilaor.selling
landlord was warned nut u ksop aoM-
pany With u young man who was worry
li.slpa,pl She replisl by asking:---
Father. whu makes the drnnkard.'
The father changed The suhjce..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

\ temperance meeting las icc'dci--'
Iha, WHISKY IL tho key by which
many gain mn entrances W our prisons
mud almsl,nuspv,
Thu, brandy brands tho noses NJ all
who eannpt govern their nprctitcs;
That winc causes many man 10
take a winding way home;
That pune, IL tho caasc vi many IN.
friendly punches.
That alo causes man, ailings while
beer brings many to thu bier.
That champagne IL the source u
man, y real paia,
That shc reputation of being fond VI
cocktails il not i feather IN MI, man ,
pub.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

There Ii scarcely good critic u
boyks born IN our age, aud yot every
fool thinks himself justified IN criticize
ing pe,so,,s. - Balxcr L,tson.
Ifthere were people consisting u gods
they would Nv governed dcmocraticnlly
~ perfect . government Il not suitable
10 men II Rousseau.
Tho pain d dispute exceeds by much
its utility. Al dispnS.iion makes tho
mind deaf and whom people ore deaf !
nm dumb II Joabort.
Dependence u perpetual call upon
humanity, and ) greater Indictment 10
tenderness and pity than any other mo.
two Whatsoever. II addison.
One precedent. crcnsea another. They
SOON accumulate. and constitute law.
What yesterday WINS fact, to-day u doc.
.rine. Examples nre supposed 10 jassi.
~ tho most dangerous measures, and
where tho, 10 not suit exactly. lho d.
fec. II supplied ny analogy II Junius.
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4 silly Boast,

Tho common boast Of 4 rich mar
'tl,a. he can pay hin way, and b ,blig'
ID 10 nobody is very silly boast.
TOR tho man II q debtor Tor all 10 pos.
sescs; and. u course. tho larger his
possession are, tho moro ho III IN dcbt,
Tho debt In. however, duo only 70 70.
cieiy generally, aud. therefore, 10 indi.
yilaa. numLer u s,riety Il entitled 10
nsk pa,,nea. u il. II must DO paid
in conduct, anl In dung those parsicu.
lar da.iua which belong - rich mans
station,
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cNxaveN rNAoe
ev+tvwf .tpyFs Ass3sts

ssv@tvwR sHTYF8 AsAsvsr
"A AMMns 81 49, 44A4448# ~
aNsssk III Nv ts4A N@AN& t#s4 80 NMMss
sANss W. \ 49, A4488kA#A 49,
~ tsNAtaA AAN8&Es 49, ~ sss8# sis
#s8ka
gsss
~ sNAss sAAAs4a N#Ms4 ss44ss 49,
teaa $50 s#sMHMsssAA smNswA AAa ssefAs
80 $500 *N k@4sss
.freet8s III 90 ysAwfss
A~%sH s~wes aas.sss~~A .MAa4 II
~ s.assss asMaas&a
n stvvt ywAsv
" tsA&&t$ aA.aeA A144s vi 4
~ tAsa AAsNAs ~ <AsAsl assa4a Agsa
fst H+4Ats tts4taHA AAsMs kA.As44sA 81
AAH AW As*s pss sass ~tt#~saaa sNa
ttsAsAs
Y1st H~sfrw
- Nsssn II "A svAM ts.sA sn@fs
AsasfsRss sAs sstssAa saN asAsp "a
Nv Asss
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Wore ". % take IN much pains 70
be- what wo ought 10 be ~ W. d. do
gni.c what VIZ real!, nrc. we might sp.
pear Ike ourselves. without being q
tho trouble u ii.gai,. " I'll.
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Ihyaiciana

-. tLGNsiEN, eMl~e ~ nrnA store.
MERRIAM, l.. A., UnAss ever TsMMs'
bulls sDtur starr.
L.. q. JONES, uliles e,sf eAwA.AA siare.
a. \. TRUMAN. eflpf II te~rys.
a. N hLAtkMAN, " E.s.asa' y, kas. ~ rsnr
House
LNlIA 4. tUANEL, no.ih VI taHrt i'nnse.
~. 4. D~AON ElLIA, ~ u y. NJ.
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Linf.ls

wEHsrER MONsE. ssvnsr Elm and
lltxh IS.
ull. u 0ATn MOtSr, cor Elm AID Marie. o.
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y. ISAAC. Ma MT kyf.. West ~ Elm ~.
" -. EDWARDS, .ensh ~ UIw.nh lieu.e
sOSgAW g.nN1. II. H. ~ ssss II LIN, katsei.
eil ssaai
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

.Jua,irrs Of fhs Peace,
q. =. nm NUDGE, once saver klmbsll 4
1AsAawarih's kAnks
JAM1.k u. BROWN, ever casatd's Store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

Heu,,,d I ',uutr Hsu
Ar~ Dostfnrs
go i - #AassA - 4 ssAas. -
s4AA " 81 - - - 49, ktAf
tse~sa 'tstnsse.
Afsfvsst~e~g fs.~f~Nsss
ssN~sNsA 4 sw<esss 80 AA.a
$50 NsHWt&. @A.s 49, VA sAs@a
ssstsAM >at tsAss s~~s& - rsse.
~ NsaAeAN
AstAt*tAs
N v~~Anuss. ~. sAss
Nn MAJ. tssaaA
n A. M aMstsa ". -
t.sAsaea,Nsk.@s
y Nse>sM ~ sAAs sas ssssso
III \ NhtsNf*rsMs Ns3s Ntmt+ta 4
tAs~s~sssA ss~A
AssfteNsfs
h y ~srAssa.
sMAs sAAt&kh
2aasA&ss
k#na.es
AsAsAsa 4 tAr >s~uAsM -. .a.A.
Hrktvs
IMAM 1AAFsU>. s~.sA ~ sa~s, nev..
.ss-~@s@
Eunf ard Mace Mak.ss.
!. A&a..a. !. -.
s,.r.s Asss. Ss.ss ~, ~ ns.s.. -
". n. AtltAss. .s.aea a~ss eassk 81
s<~ssttss ts~asv
<tWtoN 49, >ss sssss
e4~AAA~-@a-
nuff,r i,uftr.
rA.Ns.nsN !. sn.s. NssAa ~, -
W. n, UNts. ~ hsstmvNs ~ tas~ss
Nsss.. Hardware ss~s~.
Mr. AsmsiAs,
4. fO<a.ss naiatAs ,assaasa ~ n N.n
raw III 4 hHtti. ~ Nsfhss ?, v ef Rim
A. ~ WENTWORTH. aatAe. ~ Wsn II rlm
Clothing
GtSnrLuMtry nnO = 60 Marks. Al
Comfy .Su,reyor,
LAnAN mAsSEtT. Howard Center, ta~n
CwyDeHiryx 0U1 HMtlefc,y.
=. n.rLAhk, shrp On cher. ~.
Dry. Tooas Dealers.
Ct. .MMitE = To-. N.rsh ~nA ~
NtteA Hlesk.
wrAsrH n m0vIt. mrseA hieeA.
arMolHtk. MARSHALL . srARLEs.
nrtek Heck.
w. y. ktrr. south side - Market ~.
Drug Stores,
rIFMMEH, ~ Are 81.
JAcOn y, IOWRv, Sc ~.
Foundry q Machine Shop.
sWENAON MkOrntNa, star foundry.
Flour ard fsed.
CLARK. ~. Sec card.
INANNAli.. nlAkEA MERRr. nearly Or.
pthts klnhai A faits~aftb's Hank.
Grorsry, Fruit and Confectionery
Stores.
~, uNlEN.s VI corner, appvstte GSwrt
touNsr
rHANk IAMr<Ot, North nf conH lioase,
w. %. NEM&rEK. see ~.
CMANnAt.f, W.Akf = NJ MY In the oll
EaHh building, nh Lin VI
ERsNk .VSEfrE, III. In L@eaatd's VII ssani
south sda MsrkI ~
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

4 a i vi'rls tuewn
49, Muur II tie most
,Ile,,nal rrAie.
" E hitr rser ,iisuv-
MAY k2/4N err, iur .lcsns.
pHxAN9rEi ns The system
~ 49, and purify liz the
3NVyyyY*ssIv hlpcl, II has
HNH1( stoal iho bet II
$s1 years with con.
UEs6 siaHfls growing
reputation. basel on Il inaifir ,iiHs
and sustained Nv its remarkable eal, i,
So mill ~ ~ he r1in nnl N.amirtisl ~
children. nnl vt - tear lung Nv 10
eiIcclnally rnsar rn, the great corrnp-
lions Of tho blood. snth ~ til. srruf.
uioua and syphi'l,lr contamination
Impurities or diseases tia, have linked
In the system iur s.ar, soon yield to
this powerful an,i,lo'c. and disappear,
Hence i,s wonderful cures. mat, Of
which are publicly known. Of ,-crni,ils,.
Ant all sela.tuas di.apS, leers,
IrMptiOn~. AMI crnpli.a dnett',rr ~
Oh. skin, TlinDrs. Hiotsl,ss, Enlls.
lsinllslca, t'ustuics. Stores. ~.
AnthOny's Fire, ;.a-r or try
Alpclns. letter, Anlf l,he,lfn.
kcnltl Iirasl, sln.unr,n. and In.
ternal Clrcrltiuns ai tie ttsrus,
Stomach. anl Liver. II also Gurus
other complaints, ~ with II would moi
sc.m especial. adapted, sub IT. IDrssp-
~. Dyspepsia. Fits. Neuralgia,
Heart Disease. Female Weak
Oeusk. Debility. antl ~ 80 49, sNa -,
when they arc manifestations of tho
scroiuluns ppisons
Il II MI rAerl!ea' resiarcr nf health
AMI strcnstl, In til. Sprinv. l,y renew.
Ing the appetite sn,l sitor u ,ho ,liges.
ts~ ursalf. Il tlit'ipaias I'll" depression
and lis,lrss lnnsnnr oi III. .en.en.
Even where III disorder epp.ars. l,eonlc
fri better. sud live l1ns.r, FIR elran.,n.
tin l,luel Tie system inu.es on viii,
r.nrA.l ,isor AMI now lrase III lii'..
PREPARED ~
Dr.. !. C. AVER Il CO., Lowell, MASS,
I'rarfiea! aAi inaiufjsai Ghrn.isfs.
solp nv ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For Sale lly Dr., !. J. GLEMMEn
crc.eo, Iowa. li,i
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Meat Markets.

aEO. ". c0MUA opposite tsMvs
eeUMse square
'GNANNAt1.. .fLAkE \ MERRY, opposite
1 kiinhasI a. rAfusausth's Hank,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

Un/rAes, GY0rXs q .cVeii.y,
T. I.OWMH, ENss Side ~ GtM ~
See nd.
n AIsENMONNS, II ,iis reh ONE
NMAA. y VI EMWHN, IN k,vss hAlidlnp dea.s
Avfth III T.iuss Uaise.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-05

MILTON rUwALEy, naf,i, u Pine. btlre.
NAtEMANA M MY, ~ Fssk ~ ~. .
iIafk's Hfagsrs.
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AGENTS WANTeO.


m. vaora u ne anthos ~ MEDICAL Cos.
NON AsnsE. ! book inst tsachsi : circulation
q osss 90 repiss Aisn. u "rlAss Mons
TAis." Move recently rlhli1hsd, which hsA esl1
" tAa extent u N. avD repi~s; ain. " .Hrisrca
N Aruav." whsh i now tsIns published IN aestes.
rosSsnIs TApLKs
u I'll, sneepslng the frst mentioned wovh fuhieA
Il oua u prsnsl. viii n ssAi tvea IN s,Tslisstlea
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tse esnyisy. ~Aosq uigles u NV Last With htsest.
Agents ~hah mn and Wotbsa-- wanted - s<ii
ths foregoing ~arts - whosn lttstsl rrs6t VII
- allowed The MeinninRs VI small fortunes
have issa made Vi selling ~ tnc1l's pors'lsf
wosta "rIA.r tIaMk TALa" 4 particularly
eaApssa " aiaiss. sAd "HciAAcr ~ eypss" y
lua ,hs thing tos the Jaasr. Hena ~ eoassnts
aAlds. AnA - ta yourselves. The fovMss aaswsss
: ,nuitlsuds " qasssoss which iAdsss ard usasis-
m~n fsst deisasy Alvat a.tsa " .hsis phyvktsas.
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q ~ gsrse.iAg wusks. "es1Ancs u oSunS"
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nAvIsb and dsfmaA Language 0nss more.
A9OntO WAN tOC2s
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sttIhityt
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.1/lisMeys II HIessMNx'r,s.
Mrs.. =. q. ATONE. Wi IL Court iiouss
, \. nOSAIttHt1, M~st ef haNoseiiss iioass
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pxx ntuts.
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Rrai Estnf. Druisys.

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Produce Drulsrs.

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Lumber Dealers.

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agent. HAsM near the Elevator.
q. NJ. CARVER = TO-, Yard ssTwss ~
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i'asMfeyx u Giasisrs.
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!. y. Known, Msas the tl.vAteF4
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FfS.
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Ties SIBERIAN Apple Trees
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Photographic

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rAID, NtIttN, Are al.
ADRIAN M4tuLl.Ot y. n.st dssr NsHh q
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Dry. Goods Dtaisra
r.. Z. WMltE 4 TO-, N.ssh sMA ~
NtteA Nleek.
WEANtN n tt0vIt. nrteh hisck.
arNO1 MARSHALL q srANLTs.
nrtek ii"sk.
w. y. ktrr, south side ~ Market ~.
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UartiMare Stores.
i.OtIAs BROTHER. south afc1sts Hose.
y, q. DOAN, IN Nathet street,
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Insnrdnee Igfn's.
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vfGETiNE IL SOLD ~ ALL DHUu
Ill LIaTs
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Drug .Stores
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