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There was large attendance Thursday
night, at the meeting of Capitol Lodge. The
Hall was opened for the first time since it
had been newly fitted up and handsomely
furnished with new carpet and furniture,
and presented an inviting and attractive APP
pearance, and is really credit to the good
taste and energy of the committee who had
charge of the arrangements.
Col. d. p. Black, of Chickasaw county,
the most Worthy Grand Master, assisted by
Brother Il. J.. Saunders, Deputy Grand
Master; Brother Thos. j. Haynes, acting
Grand Secretary; Brother J. A. kOthsehilds
acting Grand Treasurer, and Brother 4. H.
McMichael acting Grand Marshal, were
announced and appropriately received with
the honOrs of the Order, and proceeded to
install the otticers-elect for the next ensuing
term. The Grand Master then addressed
the newly installed officers, charging them
to be true and faithful to their trusts, and
abiding in feeling and eloquent terms to
the benevolent character of the Order, its
rapid increase and the wonderful good re-
salts Il was accomplishing for the amelio-
ration of mankind ali over lhe broad land.
Grand Representative u. n. Barrows,
Inen presented 10 inc l4OuSC d ue" anu
gantly bound copy of the Bible with
some remarks as to its appropriate con-
nectiGn with the Order, stating
that BY our laws it was regarded as an in
tegral part of Odd-Fellowship, and its pres
ence was absolutely necessary in every
Lodge room, when open for business, which
was handsomely received and acknowledged
by the Noble Grand, and the thanks OF the
Lodge unanimously rendered the donor,
by rising vote, with request that he fur
nish copy of his address, and chat the
same, together with the reply of the Noble
Grand, be spread upon the records.
A magnificent iced~cake, decorated with
embiems of the order, WaS then presented
to the Lodge, in the name Of Miss Rebecca
Yaretz Key, the sister of the Wise Grand.
which was received with an enthusiastic
vote of thanks.
After the Lodge was clOsed,the new Noble
Grand, Maj. w. H. Gibbs, INVITED all present
to accompany HIM to partake of banquet
which was elegantly spread in the Masonic
Hall, where wine and good things were in
abundance, and where kind feelings and
good cheer continued to late hour There
was large number in attendance, and ev-
erything passed off very pleasantly.
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The Caucus for state Printer.
JACKSON, January IL, 1876

JACKSON, January IL, 1910.
Pursuant to notice, the Democratic Coon
sentative Senators and Representatives as
sembled in caucus tonight at o'clock, in
the hall of the House of Rep resen tatives.
Hon. w. Ii. H. Tison, of the House, in the
chair
The Caucus proceeded at once to nomina-
ton of State Printer.
Mr. Hebron, of Warren, placed in nomi-
nation the name Of w. H. McCardle
Mr.. benson, of Leake, placed in nomina-
ton the names of Power & Barksdale.
Mr.. Drake, of Claiborne, placed in nomi-
nation the name of F. Marschalk.
Mr.. Morgan, of DeSoto, moved that the
nomination be made RIGA Uoce.
Mr.. Street moved to amend so as to nomi-
nate by ballot.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, the amend
ment was laid on the table, when the orig
nal motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Rogers, it was agreed
that majority of the whole vote shall be
necessary to choice.
The vote resulted as follows:
w Ii. McCardle received, ... 10 votes.
rover & Barksdale, 81 votes.
+. Marschalk, ......... votes.
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 votes.
Power & Barksdale were declared elected /;
and on motion of Senator Reynolds, the
vote was made unanimous.
Calls were made for Mr.. E. Barksdale, who
responded briefly, thanking the Caucus for
the compliment, and that he and those associ-
ated with him rejoiced more in this express
sion of confidence, by such a body, than il
any benefits that may result from an cleo
ton to the office.
Mr.. Hudson, of Yazoo,. offered resolu
ton, in relation to the policy of the party
on questions of State policy. Mr.. Hal
moved to clear the galleries. Carried.
After some disc ussion on the resolution
she Caucus adjourned.
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New York Items.

New YORK. Jan. 10.-Marx d Co., recOv-
cred II of the Union Pacific bonds lost by
their messenger.
Charles Lawrence, arraigned on indict-
ments of smuggling and forging, was allow
ed to Wednesday to plead.
The Surrogate of West Chester, Cabois,
has decided that Miss Mary Ann Foster was
not the widow OF Isaac McSinger; but
Isabel Eugenie Singer, as named in
the will. has been declared the
widow of deceased, and her children mis- le-
Ultimate offspring.
? The Jury in the Z weed case .denied array
e. b Leyerich, the President of the Bank
of New York, is dead. He was 90 years of
age.
The order restoring the charges of west
ward freight, to prices before the 22d De-
cember, namely: ~ cents from New York
to Chicago, went into effect this morning.
VIM. Cameron, who was assaulted by a
number of boys on New Years eye with
stones has died. Three of his assailants
have been arrested.
At meeting of the Cotton Exchange,
resolutions were adopted asking Congress
to give the Centennial million and half
of dollars. The Produce Exchange adopt
ed similar resolutions.
THE MoULroN- BKECHER COUNCIL.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Central con-
gregational church of Brooklyn, Rev. DR..
Scudder pastor, last evening after a sharp
debate passed resolution, by twO-thirds
vote, not to participate In the MoultOn-
Beecher council. considering the further ag-
itation OF the question detrimental to chris
tianity and socially demoraliZing.
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In the Circuit Court Of the United States.
for the Southern District Of Mississippi
NOVEMBER TERN, A. d.. 1876.
November -, 1870.
Dora SHUIrz, Judgment November
No. G4l.l vs.. 81, 1874 for 1929 OO
JOSHUA ;. MORRIS, On reading aud fl-
AND ing the Petition of tho
AGNES r. MoRRIs Plaintiff n This cause
1t is now ordered, that the Clerk of this
Court ssue writ of Scire FAciHs for Joshua
:. Morris 60 the Marshal OF this District t8
appear az the regular May Term. 1876 81 this
Court, on the first day thereof and that the
Clerk cause TO be inserted ina the Weekly
Clarion, for six successive weeks. "a notice to
hete ". Morris, william q Morris Julia A
Morris, ana benjamin j. s. Morris minor
heirs az law OF said Agnes r.. deceased. notify
ing them to appear at the May Torn. 1870 of
this Court and show cnt Sc it any they can
why said judgment shall not Be revived
against them as heirs "a law OF said Agnes p
and satisfaction thereof obtained out of TAD
real estate ofsaid Agnes +. TO them descended.
and that the Clerk of this Court, postaro rrr-
paid, send by mail t0 Notre Dame D. O Indf-
ana, copy OF such notice addressed 10 each
OF said minor heirs.
A true copy, from the minutes
Tes,e; GEO. 4. SWAMI. Clerk.
Dec ~ lS1a-w6w
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Paris correspond
ent OF the Times iclegraphs that il is gener-
ally believed that the ministers. while
Wholly agreeing in tue general programme,
VIII diner IN regard TO details on the other
| h3nur III Vi " oil DufauTes reSOlute attitude,
| Marshall Mae MAhon and NJ Buffet IL is
thought likely, will hesitate To embark ia
| that publicity which might entail serious
results.
LATER--A Paris correspondent of the
Times writes that n. Dufaures resignation
was unparalleled. Ii says that the with
dTawal alone would not have shaken the Cab
met. II says Dufaure and Walin will deprive
the ministry of its entire liberal element,
and neeessitated an immediate coryOcation
OF the assembly; consequently a Cabinet
cauneil was called under the presidency of
MacMahom. There was a warm scene be-
tween Say and Buffet the latter mplained
OF the difficulties crested by the publicity of
the rumor of disagreements in the Cabinet :;
ana suggested that the difficulty might be
solved by the publication OF 8 programme
signed by all the ministers, demonstrating
the unity the views of the Cabinet. Nj
Dniaure eoncurrcd and suggested pro-
gramme framed, to secure the adhesion of
an moderate men. 1t was agreed that
Dufaure, Wallin De'Cosey and Buffet
should draw up the programme, which Will
De submitted TO the Cabinet to-day. 1t was
even suggested that President MacMahon
should ais sign the programme. The fore
golng Is the situation at the present hour.
The designations OF Say and Dutaure hold
good. unless an agreement is effected to-
day.
LONDON, Jan. lI.-This morning Paris
special TO the Pail Mall Gazette says the
retirement from the cabinet of Leon Say APP
pears 10 be certain, Notwithstanding the de-
mails; the others will probably remain in the
cabinet. A session was held at noon to-day.
Mac Mahon presiding.
The Gazette's Bulletins despatch says
the government is determined To release
Cardinal Ledochowski Internationally upon
the expiration of his term, but lac will be
again arres' ed ii he attempts to exercise
episcopal functions.
PROBABLE sHIPwRECK.
LONDON. Jan. IA box marked "Har-
vest Queen" was washed ashore near Cor
none Point, Ireland, and some large yards
near Damon. The American ship, Harvest
Queen, left San Francisco on the 10Th of
August and arrived AT Queenstown on the
10Th of December; she then sailed again for
Liverpool on the 9Th OF January. aud it is
feared that she has been lost with all on
board.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
RAGUsA, Jan 1I.--300 soldiers were fro
zen to death near Donsea.
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Miss JEANNE PATTERsON.-It will
be seen in the proceedings of the House on
yesterday, that the use of the Hall was
rendered to Miss Patterson for this evening.
The programme is an attractive one
suited to the tastes of alias it embraces
selections from the best authors,
Let the citizens of the State turn out en-
fadSSe and show by their presence that they
will at all times encourage the honest and
noble efforts OF Mississippi'S daughters.
The ladies are especially interested III Sc
curing for Miss Patterson full attendance
as it is not often that the opportunity is af-
forded them of seeing one of their own sex
and native of the State, occupying the posi-
tion which Miss Patterson has chosen; and
which She so truly and modestly adorns
Again we say, let there be full house
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
of the Committee

/, j. @. Travis, Shariff Of said county, do
certify that have filled that office for the
period of four years, and was reelected at
the last general election on the Republican
ticket, that during my term of office | cheer
fully bear testimony to the character of the
people of my county for being law abiding
and favorable to the preservation of peace /;
that at ne time since my official duties be-
gan has there been such /, demonstration of
force AS to prevent me from suppressing dis
turbabees and arresting offenders, | regard
the pres, at condition or the county, in ref
erence to peace and order, as comparing ia
vorably with any period of my recollection.
| submit this statement at the request of the
people of Summit, in support of statement
which they have prepared refuting the
charges of lawlessness preferred against
them in the report OF w. b. Redmond to the
commissioner of Internal Revenue at Wash
ington.
Witness my hand and seal at Summit,
[sEALl January i, 1876.
j. Q. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ATTEST:
T. A. GARNER,
E. ESos.
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JACKSON FIRE COMPANY No. l.-At
the annual meeting, or the 10th, for the cleo
ton of officers, the following were chosen
for the present year:
James Shelton, Foreman.
A. Fl. Hilzheim, First Assistant.
Ct C. Eyrch, Second Assistant,
C. p. Buckley, Hose Director.
H. S. Muller, Assistant Hose d rector.
HIT. Pierce, Secretary.
J.J. Rohrbacher, Treasurer.
JW. Fife, Engineer.
Lewis Stanger, Assistant Engineer.
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This is a sad fact, and it behooyes us to be
prepared to die right, when the time comes
Few of us expect it until old age overtakes
and admonishes us with gray hairs that the
time has arrived when we must dye. Then
we look around to find out the hest way.
We will tell you. Use 10 other dye than
DR.. TUFTS, and you will dye right. Your
gray hairs will disappear like magic, and in
thin places you will have glossy, black
whiskers, moustache and hair--a perfect
imitation of nature, so natural that it can
not be detected, and your dyeing expenses
will be but one dollar.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Pile CALMLY
7. a. GARNER,
f. ESoS.

1, William NJ. Conerly, Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court of said county, do hereby certify
that am acquainted with the maiority of
the signers to the accompanying statement,
and that the list embraces the most promi-
nent, substantial and responsible business
men in the town of summit; that | have
served in the capacity of Clerk of the Cham
Gerry Court of said county, for a period of
more than four years. and during my term
of Office the people of Summit have been
regarded by me as peaceful, law-abiding
and loyal; and that in the matter of the
preservation of the peace. both there and
elsewhere throughout the county, | have
ever found the peace officers adequate TO the
task of maintaining il.
Witness my hand and seal at Summit,
this, the 9TH day OF January, A. ID. 1876.
w. NJ. CONERL1.
| Chaneery Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
jackson High school ---HInpOrt-
ant Notice 90 the Stockholders.

VINHE Stakeholder Of the JACKSON HIGH
Il SCHOOL COMPANY are notified. and
earnestly requested 20 attend meeting Of
the Company TO he held al Angelo Hall on
Monday, January 2ith. Unless arrangement
are made for the payment OF a note now due,
this valuabl property will at once be sol 4
under deed Of trust 70 satisfy the claim.
JOHN HUNTER.
President High School Company
lsYBoRE STRAUss, Secretary
January l9fh lS7G-tl
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Decisions of the Supreme Court Of
Mississippi.
MoNnAY. January 10. IsD.

MONp4Y, January 10, 1876
Lee ct Ell rs. the State, forfeiture OF APP
peal bond as to surrender OF prisoner, firm
ed.
Redman VS. Pittman, reversed with leave
to answer in forty days.
Strickland vs.. Kirk, reversed and re-
manded,
Humphries VS.. Merrill, reversed and dis
missed.
Van Sank VS., the State, affirmed.
&C. ShacklefOrd Va. NJ. G. Il. L. Co., re-
versed aud remanded.
j. & 7. Green VS.. NJ. Z. r. r., reversed
and remanded.
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BROWNS OIL DEPOT.


fNHE very best article OF COAL OIL con-
l. stantly on hand-I have had considera Bile
experience in Ols. and know what am about.
10 guess work about il. also keep the
CRYSTALLINE FLUID which is the hest
light Oil made, except the NON EXPLOSIVE
PETRo OIL. All my Coal Oils are fre-test
keep a full assortment of LAMPS and
LAMP FIXTURES on hand, and can RE-
PAIR AND CHANGE the Burners at any
me.
WV. y. BROWN, Sr.
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BURGLARY.-Saturday morning about
five O'Clock, a burglar entered Mrs. Bulk
lcy's boarding house, and went through
the pockets of nearly every boarder in the
house. but fortunately, they had put their
valuableS away and he only got small
amount from the vest pocket of Mr.. John
son, of Winston. Upon entering the room
of Mr.. Blount, of Calhoun, he awoke that
gentleman, who fired upon him. while re-
treating, butWithout effect.
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So great has been the rush of subserip-
tions within the past week. both for our
Weekly and Daily editions, that we have
been unable to write receipts, and are COM
PEELED, for the present, to dispense with the
usual acknowledgements through the pa
per.
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ATTENTION is called to the card of
Mr. Cummings, boot and shoe manufactu-
rer, in to-day's paper. Mr.. Cummings
superior workmanship has secured for him
a large custom. All who want good under
standings, and perfect fit, should call at
is establishment on Capitol street.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-12

EARLY AT WoRK.-CIty Marshal
Fav. was sworn in, and early the following
morning he received dispatch to arrest 3
coiored man named Jesse Daniels. who
came on the Meridian train, which was
done; but this evening dispatch came to
release him. This prompt work bespeaks
for our new city marshal an expectatio n
that he will do his duty promptly and en-
ergeticallY.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-12

ORGANIZATION OF THE New BOARD.
The city Board of Mayor and Aldermen
havicg met, were sworn in and elected
the following officers: Clerk, J. S. Hamil-
ton; Collector, Geo. H. Clint; Treasurer, Il
L. Saunders; Assessor, e. II. Reber; Physl-
clan, NJ. S. Graft; City Sections, Phil. Nc
CURE and Tony Barnes.
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The undersigned not having any per-
sonal knowledge of many of the facts
stated in the report of the committee,
cannot give an unqualified endorsement
of them, but are willing to say, so far as
we know, we believe Mr.. Redmond sCiA
be safe IN Summit from any assault or men
ace Of the citizens of this toscn or county.
III. CASSIDY.
Jan 9Th 1919
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THE High School property will be sold
very soon to satisfy mortgage note amount
ing to sixteen hundred dollars, unless the
stockholders make some provision for its
payment. We suggest that the President of
the High School Company call meeting of
the stockholders at once; otherwise their in
terest in this valuable property will be sac
riliced
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PETRo OM.-The card of our friend,
VIM. j. Brown, ST., like the oil to which it
refers, speaks for itself. 1t is undoubtedly
the best and safest oil manufac tured; and
those who purchase from him may rely
upon getting the pure, unadulterated Petro
oil. lie has all the other oils, however, but
Petro is the Prince of Oils, aud Brown
knows it, and therefore advertses it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-12

THE SERVICE OF SONG, at the Baptist
church last Sabbath evening was we'll at
tended. 1t is proposed to have similar eX-
ercises once month in such of the churches
as may concur in this very pleasant and
profitable way of bringing the Sunday
school scholars and teachers together.
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CAPITOL STREET IMPROVEMENTS. -
Col. Musgrove, having leased, for term of
years, the premises on the corner opposite
THE CLARION, is having the same thorough
ly repaired. Mr.. Winkley has erected a
Job Printing Office on the lot between the
corner and Messrs. Johnstons' law office.
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For Rent.

A COTTAGE-TW0 ROOMS, Garden at
IA tached, on TowN CREEK. on Capitol ST.
price ~ per month
good dwelling and y acres Of land in
Clifton Grove Survey-good new enclosure
clstern-house in good repair-a fine orchard
Price SIS per month.
A. II. JOHNSTON
January II, '7G-d5tw3t,
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The ODD FELLOWS had a blowout
Thursday, over the refnrnishing of their
hall-now one Of the most comfortable and
elegant society halls In the country. We
congratulate the !. O. o. rs. Our regular
local arrived too late for the champagne.
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PRoF. G. w. McLAURIN's SCHOOL,
we are pleased to learn, has had quite an
increase of students since the holidays. The
Professor is an excellent teacher, and de-
serving gentleman, and his school is well
worthy of patronage.
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MISS MARY A. MosELY.-The many
friends of this estimable and useful lady,
will regret to hear that her illness, which
has been protracted, Ia now of so serious a
nature as to excite apprehensions rs to her
condition.
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REMEMBER the Festival tonight by the
ladies of the Baptist Congregation, in the
room under Angeles Hall. There will be an
abundance of good things, and at rea soma
be prices. Encourage the ladies in their
good work by your presence and patronage.
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60 MollrnN-nrEcHER corNcIL.
The Louisiana senator.hip.

INV URLEANS, jan. IT.
The Democratic members of the House
to-day went into the election of United
States Senator. Ex-Gov. Hahn took part.
J. B. Eustis. of Orleans, was elected by 50
majority. He received 81 votes. The SEN
ate passed a resolution baat there was no
vacancy, therefore no necessity for an cleo
ton, by vote of thirteen to twelve. The
Democratic Senators, however, will attend
joint session Tomorrow. and it is said
three Republican Senators viii join them,
when Eustis will be elected by legal ma
jority on joint ballot.
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DROWNED. Sam. Jones, colored
man, was drowned in the river Monday
evening, by the sinking of a small boat, in
which he was crossing the river, with a
heavy load of wood. Several boats attempt
ed to reach him in time to save his life, but
Lf1iInl
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VNG. =. brown, Sr.

WE, the undersigned, take pleasure in sta
w ting that We have been using the Nom
Explosive Petro Oil sold by WM j BRowN
SIR, OF jackson, Miss Tor some longth OF time,
and have never had an explosion some of
us have had our lamps and cans TO catch ire On
the inside. the oil to burn entirely out, with
out an explosion, and we are satisfied that il
is the safest Oil or Burning Fluid that we
have been able to get, and would recommend
II to persons wanting the safest and best ght
We believe it is all that Mr.. Brown claims for
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. LEGAL NOTICES
Trustees Sale.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI


HtAur r0JEIl.
~ NlbIIE az certain Decd of Trust
y executed ou Goo 10Th day af september
l0'A hy 1eo u. hoI.ald tp ilc undersigned. t8
therein described, which deed of trust is OF
record 10 Deed Buos q, page 100 in Ctarrery
Court OF snld county and state. / will ut the
request Of holder Of said notes. and for tb.
payment or balance due thereon, ola FRIDAY.
the 2Sth DAY OF JANUARY lol5. about I.
o'clock, ~. iu front Of The City Hall in The
CITY of Jackson, sell 40 The highest bidder far
cash. the follow ing described real estate, with
dwelling house, stables aud ail other improve
monts thereon, to-Uit. alI west half wv. lsN OF
the south ives quar1cr g.. ~. o. I aud d D.. acres
IN the southwest corner Of the west half .u.
I'D of the northwest quarter .u. vi. q. - OF secs
uon twenty-iour i-A1 township six OG| range
one east, in said county and State. This ur5-
perty IS just three miles north OF Jackson
The title Is believed 70 be perfect. but I viii
convey only such title as by said deed Of trust
Is in ne vested b. LEMLT Trustee
Dec 2 . ls1J-4w
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The SeIden.Erwfn Combination
Troupe.

This we'll known and popular Theatrical
Company will exhibit at Angeles Hall,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights of this week. Wednesday night
80 Bonanza; Thursday night 1.-The
American Cousin" Reserved seats can be
secured at Ashers Drug Store wit bout ex-
ira charge.
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Mr.. SEUTTER has a card in our col
umns to-day If You want superior pho
tographs, remem Der that Seutter is the man.
He has also a fine assortment of jewelry,
musical instruments. etc, and makes watch
repairing speciality.