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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

M,ss Pres;dest, Fel9o,c Women, and
male Trash Generally.-I am here to-
day for the purpose of discussi pg
woman's rights, REFUSING !. her
wrongs, and cussing the men. Ibe-
lieve the sexes were created perfectly
equal, with the women a little more
equal than men. I believe also that
the world would be happier: if men
had never existed. As a failure, man
is a success, and 1 bless my stars
that my mother vas a woman. .(Ap-
pfause) 1 not only maintain these
principles, but ! maintain. q shittlesy
husband besides. They say man
vi s created first: Well s,pose. be
was. Amt first experiments always
failures? If was betting man, I
would bet two dollars and a half thew
are. j.
The only decent thing about him
was rib, and that went to make
something better, And they throw
into our face about Eve eating snap.
pie. III bet five dollars that Adam
boosted up the tree and only gave her
the core. And what did he do when
he was found out? True to his mas.
culine instincts, he sneaks behind
Ewes Grecian bend and says
't'wasn't me, twas her" and woman
had to father everything mean and
mother it too. What we want Is, the
ballot and the ballot we're to have,
If We have to let down on back hair
and swim IN a sea of saDguinary, gore
-(Senzation.) -.
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whs.... default h.@ been ua.de tnsshe condition
ed BY Charles e. Kirtley as nortsagOr unto Dolson
Scarf q mortgayee, datei April 18th, A. d: 1873
end duly recorded In the office Of the ksgister Of
Minnesota, on the 2s,h day Of April A D. 1873. Ut
5o'cl0ck 2. n, In book .G' of Mortgage Deeds, on
page SO. which said mortgage .as given 70 secure
Hundred sad Ffty dollars made by said mortxaxsr'
payable to the order Of said MORTGAGE on or before
December !; 1874, with interest until paid 1t 2per
Aud whereas said note and mortgage were on the
14th day Of November, D. 1874 duly sod assigned
transferred and delivered by written instrument bv
saa unto i1t end for the se..d
recorded In the office OF the afore aid Register Of
Deeds on said l4th day Of November, at : o'clock
P. n, in book "A" Of Assignments and Agree.
And whereas there Is claimed to be due and IL
due at the date Of this notice upon said note and
said moItgag. the sum Of Five Hundred and Fiji.
s.ss "a +;
= e %s,:s;s o. proceeding :. law
secured BY sid mortgage or any part thereof; =.
virtue Of TIC power Of sais therein Contained and
the statutein such case made and provided; the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale Of the
prenisse t6srsin described; to.vit = All those
the county Of Stearns, and state OF Minnesota, de-
eeribed asfsllova. to-wit: Tho southeast quarter
y Of the northwest quarter land lot No.twol2
!sspsio.5 number thirty-three 1881 in township
number one hundred aud twsRty-vix 1891 north
Of range atwenty-eight t2s] west, being - ant
the Court House in the City of St. Cloud, il
stsArns county Aforesaid, on -, .:
SATURDAY, TIE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
FS''.' MARCH A. D. 1876, .
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, pay and satisf
said mortgage debt said fees and all 9th
or costs OF foreclosure. - . -
Dated January 9th, A. D. 1876.
=" IRA MOORE,
~ .. Assignee of MortgaGe>
GEORGE GEISSEL,
Sherihof StearnsC County, MINI
L.W. COLLINS, Attorney. feb3-7,
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure '.'
: Sale.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of acertain ndenture Of mortgage bearing date the
eleventh day Of February, In the year Of our Lord
on thousand eight hundred and seventy-three,
made, executed and delivered by Ira NJ. Car enter
and Eva Carpenter his wife, as mortgagors, unto
Emily Mitchell, a. mortgages, whereby the said
mortgagors did grant, bargain sell and convey un-
ever, the following described real estate with all
the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging situate in the county Of stearns. State
Of Minnesota, described as follows. to wit:
The south half Cd Of the southeast quarter ~
and the southeast quarter G) of the southwest
quarter q Of section No. eighteen Ns), and the
Of section No. nineteen (19l all of township
bered one hundred and twenty-six (l26) north, Of
range numbered thirty-three 1881 west; also the
northwest quarter ~ Of the northeast quarter ~
one hundred and twenty-four 124 north, Of range
# ws t in az
government survey thereof;
md whereas said mortgage was given to secure
y note for the sum of Five Hundred and Thirty
Dollars. OF even date Herewith. and due In one
year from date;
the Office Of the Register q Deeds in and for said
county OF Stearns, State Of Minnesota, on the
twelfth day Of February A.D. 1873, at eleven O'Clock
On the h:.s in book Of mortgage Deeds
And whereas. said mortgagors did covenant and
in said mortgage in csse foreclosure there
OF 10 pey SaM m0rtRAgee her heirs or assigns, the
sum Of ffty dollars attorneys fees; =. -
And, whereas, no part Of said note has been
paid and there 10 claimed to be due and Is due at
the date hereof on said mortgage and note for prn-
cipal and interest the sum Of six hundred and six
ty:two dollars (&662) and the further sum Of fifty
dollars ~ attorneXA fee Aforesaid. making In the
aggregate the sum=of seven hundred and twelve
dollars, ($712), and no action. or proceeding has
been Instituted at law to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of power of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreco%ed BY the sale Of the said mortgaged prem
Uses and the saidmortgaged premises win be sold
by the Sheriff of the county Of Stearns aforesaid,
1t public auction to the highest bidder for cash. at
the front door of the Court House in the city Of
st. Cloud, In said county Of Stearns, State Of Min
nesota, on
SATURDAY, THE iwENTY-sEcOND( 22D) DAY
OF APRIL A. D. 1876,
At two O'Clock In the afternoon, to nay and satisfy
said mortgage debt said attorneys fees and all 9TH
OF costs Of foreclosure.
Dated, this 9th day ofMarch, A. D. 1876.
EMILY MITCHELL,
Mortgage.
GEORGE GE1SSEf.
Sheriff Of said stearns Co MINI.
AttorneY marQ 7v
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An Englishman at ,GhieseQ
writes the following hat :, FIRST
strikes the stranger il the unacoount.
able difference between the cost Of
living in America and the prices Of
the 6rstnecessaries Of life. An Az.
erage head Of cattle can be bought
here for $24, would cost as much a.
$50 or 800 in the old country. A
hog can be bought for 50 or SO, or At
retail for about eight or nine cents "A
pound, one-third ofthe English price,
The same is true with bread and veg.
etables. Yet living here costs three
or four times a. much a. in England
There must be evidently something
utterly wrong in the very baais Of thu
social aud economical organisation
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

! Whereas default has been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage made, executed and delivered
by David p. Marshall ~ mortgagor unto ~. l. Case
and Company" mortgages, bearing date June 5th,
~: 1874, AID duly recorded in the ONCE of the
State Of Minnesota, on the tenth day Of June, AID.
1874, at eleven o'clock a. H.. In Book "F" Of mort
gage Deeds on pages 215 and PIG, which said mort
gage was given TO secure said morteagor's promis-
due June1 A. D.. 1875, with interest at IL per cent
And. whereas, there is claimed to be due and is
due u the date Of this notice upon said note and
mortgage tho sun, Of Two Hundred and Ninety
thve dollars covenanted to be paid in case offore
closure Of said mortgage;
And, whereas no actioE or proceeding at Law or
otheHwile has been instituted to recover the debt
Nov, therefore, notice IL hereby given that by
virtue Of the power Of sale therein contained and
tho 4atute In such icaso mAlo and provided the
eatd mortgage vi! be foreeosed BY the sale Of the
county Of Stearns and State Of Minuesota, de-
scxi6o& Follows, to-wit The south half the
so1th-ea.t quarter ( Of section No. seventeen az
Of township No. one hundred and twenty-five (l25)
psSes ssses !. <. on Se So se
| Csnlk 4ousa 81 the City Of St. Cloud, in stearns
sazsTed asai;' III r. wEsrrspoosp DAY OF
sv5 oecsi il as .s ind ,.,,,,
nd nests.ge debt. said attorneys insand othsa,
Dssad thislsth dsy of'Nanh, A:D.ils7s. 4.a:s 4
tuo5: GU lease AND COMPANY.
~ ''o'' aS ss:;i e e ss:s;s $f e. a..
H., =. Attorney, mare-7w,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

-" State Centennial Board regrets
til, 'essity Of notifying those with
Who'll. they have been in commune
cation the past year that the Legis-
lature adjourned without making any
appropriation in aid of display by
the State at the approaching Centen-
NAL. The Board is thus left without
a cent to continue its work. Under
these circumstances, we feel that it
is due to ourselves, as we'll as to those
who have been influenced by our ap-
peals. during the past year, to pre-
pare articles for exhibition, to advise
them against mourning any further
expense in making preparations to
exhibit, under the expectation of
State aid. Such persons must hence
forth act on their own behalf and
with the Observation-Disclosures they will
have to provide at their own expense
for the carriage Of articles to Phila-
delphia and properly installing
them in place there, and bear all
risk Of damages, exposure or loss.
We are now practically powerless to
aid or protect them, as we had hoped
to do.
We request, however, that no one
who had designed to exhibit will fail
to do so on account Of the above
fact, but still use every endeavor to
send his articles to the Centennial at
his own cost. There is still some
space in the different buildings which
upon prompt application may be
available for Minnesota exhibitors,
and we hope it will be filed in such
q way as to reflect credit on the
State. As the time is now very short
We also urge the greatest expedition.
Articles should be in Philadelphia by
April LIST.
The grain and other things which
have been sent to the rooms of the
Board will be removed and stored
At the Capitol, subject to the orde,
Of the contributors.
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CENTENNIAL BOARDING ACCOM-.
MODATIONS.

Among the numerous. plans for
making the hotel and boarding house
accommodations OF Philadelphia
available to visitor during the Centen-
NAL year, is that Of the Hotel and
Boarding House Association.
On the first of May next, accord
ing to late estimates, the hotals will
have a capacity Of $4,000 guests, and
the clearinghouse, approximating
$500 in number, capacity of 3d.
900.
To which may be added large
number of private dwellings addi-
tional, which will be opened to VISIT
ors if necessary.
There is kept at the central off ce
a register Of all reputable boarding
houses i'll the city, which will show
at any time the vacancies and SEIZED.
ule OF rates OF each, and Offices will
be opened at every Hotel co-operat-
ing with the association or in the i'm.
mediate vicinity where visitors who
fail to secure lodgings at the hotels
will be afforded a choice of rooms
and board at any Of the houses where
vacancies occur, together with q
guarantee Of the quality and costs OF
the lodgings offered.
1t has already registered and is in
cooperation with forty three hotels
and more than one thousand five hun.
dred boarding. houses, having a ca.
pacity of forty-6ve thousand guests
the number daily increasing.
1t has also at command, through
the American District Telegraph Com.
pany, two hundred and fifty messen.
gers to show strangers to their lode.
ings and for other purposes.
Thus at a trifling cost and avoid.
ing all annoyance and disappoint.
ment, strangers can secure such &C.
Communications as they desire by ap.
plying at the hotels, or at the office OF
the Association, 721 Arch street,
Philadelphia, if desirous Of securing
rooms in advance, by letter or tele-
graph.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

When the color of a fabric has
been accidentally or otherwise de.
stroyed by acid, ammonia is applied
to neutralize the acid, after which
IN application Of chloroform will, in
almost all cases, restore the original
color. The application of AMMONIA
is common; but that Of chloroform is
but little known. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

The State Fish Commission OF
Maine has g cost the State $21, 900
during the past seven years, and now
it is propose! proposed to abolish it On tho
ground that positive injury has been
done to tie 6ssh through the efforts 6 81
the mom0ers.se :. :, ~ Z. - y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

To Extract Ink from Cotton
Silk and Wooden Goods. -saturate
the spot with spirits of turpentine,
and let it remain several hours then
rub it between the hands. II will
crumb1e away without injuring either
the color or texture Of the article.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16
Prompt Reinforcement.

PrOmpt K01n1OfC0m0nt.
When the physical energies are overtasked or
flag through weakness or disease, they need prompt
reinforcement. Renewed vigor 10 most speedily
supplied through the medium Of tonic stimulant,
and among medicinal resources Of that class Hos
letters Stomach Bitters assuredly deserve preeI-
'inent place. Weakness, whether constitutionalo Or
arising from disease over fatigue cannot be bet
ter compensated for than by resort to this prime
convalsscent and the aged aud intern find that it Il
an unfailing source Of vigor and comfort Its COM
bined tonic and Alternative properties also const-
mess Of the organs of urinatiOn cOn1tipation, tor
|piditv Of the liver, and many other Irregularities
and disabilities and render It an invaluable protec
ton against malaria, Is we'll - disorders of the
stomach and bowels 500, ri. -. :, -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

They tell Of = Frenchman who
recently went into thewoods atiWsst.
moreland, Vt, to chop wood, and
whose fate was indicated, after two
days, by the discovery of his head
and one foot, and near them = pan:
Their track. It, 49,. ..,,,
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ia hronoht On nv wa

Dyspepsia is brought on by want
Of proper food taken 1t the right
time, or by too much food !; d by a
Iaek~of quantity or Of yaristy..s.Cos.
tiveness is brought on generally, with
persons Of sedentary or mental occu.
pations, BY indulg'ng in too rich or
too warm food. Let the dyspeptic
bear in mind that, no matter how
good an article of foods, or no mat
ter how good it tastes: i will nearly
invariablybrinR dyspepsia if indulsed
il + too freely or exclusinslE. The
positive must partake ,of mestsand d
esculent grain, very :.paringly; and
freely; though judeiioaislllyt Is slf55xs ssgetd
bles especially g-e : 7 !! III !, s 'rlhsfI
RET: R!ot,e i ''' ssa::::ll51issz:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

" Spencer Decker Of Boston twelve
Years old. has =! been cen held in five tbous.
and dollatshond, charged Nth sa,is.
ing the death 81 .ehaS. II. r Z ~, q
playmate nine wears old. q ~ g. = g !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

iI T. Many magnificent fP'.nf.s 9. eon
ssivea in. greatneest andi commence
asmtitiopslY, turn oatjasts!liik1 uni
Hesters pound cal e!,t ishls :xotqfaF pql
ona Check apron audi ri going Il
make a splendid loaf Of pound cake, -
and find she hadn't butter enough in
the house; and add, "well, a loaf Of
cup cake, with plenty of fruit, will
do first rate. What, Johnny eat up
all the raisins! Dear. dear! Plain
cup cake amt bad, though. No eegs1
Well, some saleratus biscuit always
please the children" :.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

Passengers for Chicago. Detroit. Toledo, Glove.
land, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh. Cincinna-
Il, Rochester. ALBANY, Toronto. Montreal Quebec,
Portland: Boston. New York Philadelphia Balti-
sac1amsetsi Ogden; Salt Lake. Den,er City, Coun,
Gil BLUFFS, Sioux City, Marquette. Escambia, Me-
ersha, Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton, WI
tickets via the =. ''N''-
Chicago = Nortaw.estern Railway.
Cl9:s e35nestieas srs msde; at Chicago With
ne Lake Shore d Michigan Southern, Michigan
Central Baltimore 4 Qhie, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
routes for all points east and southeast and With
the Union Pacific r. R. At Omaha for ali far West
Close connections are made a junction po,nt.
With trains Of AL cross roadA ~.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS. .
Thee. celebrated are run on all night trains
o. 1 sa t n lines Of this road;
Chicago and St. Paul rOhicaSo and Milwaukee,.
sleeper. o. tle Uaiqf e.e,at raisad, for ali points
:Amonst 30 taduesa's1iS eas.ea " this route to
81 sds:e '9pfss tssi
Room Day Coaches, smoking and LounRina Cas'
Westinghouse Safety Ait Bs.kes, Miller5 fstent
ssssty tconRlifns+ and Safety and
RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES
and operating over 1000 miles Of road, this Com
pany presents to the traveller facilities that are not
and cannot DC offered by any competitor.
AL ticket agents can sell you tickets via this
If you wish the best travelling accommodations
you will buy your tickets by this route, and will,
MARVIN HUGH1TT, VIII. srENNErr,
General SuDt. Gen. Pass: Ag't
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Continued from Erst page.

fellows de6ed family traditions for
the sake Of dancing with the fair
Chatelaine of the Court; and when
they did 50 they found her so perfect
ly unaffected aud ladylike, her con-
versation SO bright and pleasant, and
her dancing thing to look back to
with fond regret whep, you were pant
ing under the boiden,ef . partner
WHO seemed to thinkshs ,*sheeldt be
csrried-thsy found berlin n short, so
eh.rmiPg,taat thsreyaeI on various
occasions . chance Of serious mutiny
in the opposition ranks.
froNrrNUED NExT: wEEE.N
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-16

To Remove Mildew from Linen
MIX soft soap with starch POWDER
ed, half the quantity Of salt, and i. =
piece of lemon. J.. :. ..;..:s :,,." -.
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;BI:, ;As::N;:KS.

Town aud others 70 called 70 our very foil and
# sle14ks. These printed
With nev type Seeq pspsr, and are Of the form.
most approved and Il general use. They IN -
urnishsd stst. Paul prices:
- : J. DtsrkIoT COUNT: - ~.
Observation-Disclosures Of
Aud .vits-No AnAwsr, cosei and Disbunsnents
Appsal-Nntice Of =;
Appsal-Afadsvit on
Appeal-Bondin
AttAchmsnt-Atidavit Tor
Attachment-Bondin
Attachment-writof
Argument-Notice Of
Complaint on P.ontssory Note
costs-Bond for
ComparIson-Certinc
Docket-Transcript Of
Execution
0arnishee-Summcns
Garnishee-N otice
oarnishment-Amdavitf for
: 1ssu-Note Of,
judgment
Hettce Of Appearance
! Notice Of Trial
; Replsvin-Aa,davitt o-
Replevin-Bonds Ia
Replsvin-writs Of
Rsplsvin- Ccmplaintta;
Rsplsvia-De<eadaat's Bond fl
Rssainer-Notiss OF,
Summons
eubpoenas $500 ''''.
Notification By Party
vsrincattonty Attorney
,yusrIor COURT.
Appsal-Notice Of Grounds Of
Appsal-Anda.it for '''.'
Appssl-Bond in ',..''
Attschmeat-Dond in
MISUNDERSTANDING for
Attachment-Writ Of
Executions
0arnishes-Sunmo.s
Garnishes-Notice
0arnishment-Ahadavit for
.Rsplsvfn-Afadavitfo for
1splsvin-Boudiu
Rsplsvta-Writ Of
Summons
6ubpos1ss
. TOWN BLANKS.
Annual Town Me<dng-Noties s1
Ry-LA~s.
Bonds-0facisl
Board Of Auditors Report (two si.ss)
Claim ssatnat Tovn-With verihcaton.
Oath Of Once '""
Notice Of Election 80
Notice Of Appointment
Notice Of Acceptance
Notice Of Ratification
Poll Lists. -
Road-LAnd Tax warrants (two s,sss)
Rosd-Pon Tax warrants
koad-Notice to Work
. Road ovsrsser's Aecspt.ncss.
,Rosd-o.srsesr's Annual Report
; Road-ovsrsesr's List
Rosd-Pstition for New
Rosd-Pstition for Altsri,e
Rosd-Petttson to- Tseati1e
ksad-Noties 81 Hearing
u, Rosd-ord.rfbt Laying o aaae 81
Resd-Asssssmtnt Of bItnsss1sss :,
;, Reasd-A1esel b co.pit.i.ssrs
E., koe 4 With Plat. ,.,r.,.
=; Hosd-Hslease Of Damage.
I hssienatioas md Aeeeptsness
Special 1swn NsssinelNo.is.ef
g Ssessonal Plese-' ii: Il ( 49,
!! feve = H'etl.s : c ~. :.; sei.-t.,.s
a T..s.o; !. Il 1 i;e:is s:ssss $ ~:
) ooNvEYANcfks' BLANKS.
=, Bills Of Sale ID
- Beods for Dseds. ssa rFs .@?c::' "a r. -
+, Dseds-Warrsnty ,t,5s,,3 80. -. 5.
ps-ds--oait Clai. f.; y,,x
i f1ec!ution sale s ' c.rtiacat.
Leases " ''''l- 49,
Aot.sasss 81 ~,r ~:.,. "a:
Hsrtgsges-Chattsl
Ndortgases-Partial 1sIsase q
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
N'Nortgaees-:eettsfsqtioS o.
II Aortgaees-Nottee ofEpreclosuss
MORT ases-sherin's Certificate Of ror,clo.ur.
Power Of Attorney wv
MIscELLAN10us.
Bonds for General O..
sNntaria, Protests 'T-'.i
Notice Of Protest
Marriage Licenses
rromtssory Notes-on heavy linen paper, with
interest coupons
School District Bonds. With IL coupons.
(; BOOKS.
.ChattelNortsass Record.
Record Book
! lJustice's Docket
Z: Town orders--in books Of so or 100. With stubs
Boosh's Township Manual
Jastfe@'s ManusI .: g = : 80 {.
-0rdsrs BY mail promptly attended TO-
9@Any blanks or books not on this ,i.t viii h
printed OF fnrntahsd to order. 80 ::H,:'i= .
4,.il: =: :" :-.':.:; :" & :, s closa. ais3
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Out Of 52,465 primary school
teachers in Prussia. only 1881 are
women. .,
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ST. PAUL, MI NM.
FOR 1878.
won



greater
v,,,
county
prompt
market the West g. p.ul' admitted The
clippers ad,snt.9, 10
AaRlcULruRA1 lMpLEmENrs
e. R::::' S:'. s* 81: %
BLANK BOOK mAsurAcfuashs AND srAr1orsns
Press Printing Co.. Third 1t *>":
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1osERs
D. D. Merrill & Co., IS Third street. "'
BOOTS AND
Forepaugh Taboz Third n
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
eo'00y H"o"e 81 Robert A. Wharton, LOG Jackson
CARPETS, CLOTHS WALL PAPER, &c.
Strong Co.. IAN ssT1Rr NEW srock) Is West Third street.
CHINA GLASS. AND ouEENswARE.
W ' CIGARS AND 7 1ea o''''''' o bird
s:s:: = f.: he e. Fs: :: p."
.* COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
= ''' ~ &C COMMISSION MERCHANTS
;s;;! s; #: Vs. !:
,>:. -. . coxrpc11ossRs ...> H..
Miner Mccarthy. iii
| COAL CARBON OIL.
SAUNDERS & HARRISON Wholesale, los East Sd st.
! ~' DOORS. SASH, BLINDS AND MoULDlNos.
D'o'' cor 9th and '''1' Dry
:s s " ''' ' 81: 6: ,
ENGRAVING ON WOOD - - ~: ' ;" ia ~.
~ '''''''' FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS 10 "''''A''
N H"r"00d' 10 rhrdst { pleohner Bros
FURs HIDES, WOOL, GINSENG, &C.
a~ocssins AND PROVISIONS
sa s Pr e !: :: w ,..
81 "'nf &c., Faoey R.s. 2oorh;a ,ss Jackson
| HARDWARE AND CUTLERY ,
:st: H'' IS; "a e.
! ...:,~:>.. 81 HATS AND CAPS ~. e.. 49,.
! WIN F Mason. 100 Third st ',:.:-' f
i IRON NAILS STEEL
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A''' Russell Carpenter, D. D. Merrill Co. IS Tb;d.
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Grover Baker Sewing Machine CO..
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Excelsior Parsons Wilcox State As. street,
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