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FUR SETS,


50c a set.
KAHN 6 FREIBERG.
Ladies rubber overshoes, 75c.
Misses rubber overshoes, 75c.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
Examine our fur caps, 75c.
Astrachsn caps, SOC.
Sleeveless jackets, SOC.
KAHN D. FREIBERG.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS:
Our elegant cashmere pants, $3.50.
Our best cashmere pants, 81.
Our best cashmere coats, Sc.
100, III, 173 Main st., cor. Poplar
Go to the great pswnbreker's sale a
Stoddard's, 26O Second street, at 10 and
o'clock Wednesday and Thursday. 10
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THE BEST.

THE BEST.
AZ the Rio HOndO cigar store
you can buy a better cigar
from theIOWest TO the highest
grade) for your money, whOle-
sale or retail, than elsewhere
In the city.
GEO. L,
mGf.lO3 Manufacturer.
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FOR RENT-REsIDENoE 2el COURT ST.
10 good repair, good cisttrn, and posses
gien given October 18th. Apply to H Il
HUI0N ECO, 81 Court st. 32+
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NOR RENT-TO SUIT THE TIMES, TWO
h three-stOry dwellings lately renovated /:
one OF, 70 rooms and one of IA rooms, Nos. lS1
and lS9 Madison street. Greenlaw bleck.
Apply to A, G. DENNIS, 2S2 Main at.
6i.T
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FOR RENT.

COR RENT-MANY STORES, RESI-
n dences, efices and rooms. Notably a
choice cottage near Adams. on Orleans street.
"S6" W. A.. wHEATLEY, $50 Main st.
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DAY BoARDERs at 81 per week, wanted
at John Wendel's Saloon, 81 Poplar st.
7z-t
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EoR RENT Ga LEASE.

TIoR RENT OR LEAsE-sHAWNEE VII
Y LACE Plantation, Mississippi county, Ark,
bend of Island 81; SO acres cleared, above
overflow, well fenced plenty Of cabins;, steam
Elm etc. r. q. MoGAV0CK
15-om-f Pogt0fice, Pecan Point. Ark
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Teeth, when white.
Are a sight-use S0Z0D0NT.
Breath, when sweet,
lisa treat-use S0Z0D0NT.
Amouth, when pure.
Should be kissed, sufe-use S0Z0p0N
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TOR sALE-OLD TYPE-BETTER. THAN
q Babbitt metal fer light, fast running ma
chinery. at this ofiee. S-.-
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FQR eALE

TOR sALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. 40cPER
= hundred, at tits office. tho cheapest wrap
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

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THE BOOK BINDERY /:

THE BOOK BINDERY:
There kind Of Binding required by this community hat cannot be
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Methodist Book Concern is to publish
an essay written by the Rev W h. Slaughter In opposition
To the urbuGT hypothesis. He calls tho volume with
a touch Of satire "The Modern Genesis"
The first edition of the poems Of George ID.
Prentice edited by Mr. Platt, austed al once By
tn locaId mand aud tho publishers Robert Clarke Co.
OF Cincinnati, arcnow printing sec nj edition.
Mr. Arthur Gilman of Cambridge ia pursuing
,udles IN English literature with the view OF writing
won uron he subject. Y If curious coincidence that
n. had ug COMPLETED Bible w0rdhOok, the plan ~
prof William SVintous when the uucenient OF the
latter foreslslod the market
The Rev. Dr. William NJ. Taylor, who sue
ceeds Mr.. Beechrr and Dr. john Hall, will begin h.s
course before the Divinity School In February. Toe
lectures will De published bv 4. ID. r. Randolph Co..
II der tie Il e II The Ministry OF the Word" DIR. John
HAL alter the conclusions of DR.. Taylnr's course will
surieineut his of last year by lee
tufcs on 10y and sun ay school WORK, which Will form
tte bas OF q volume tn I've issued hy D0dd * Aead
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rcaao Of This Ia found IN the existence * the great
mountain chains OF Asia. The region ol plSn Id pa
roneter is generally separated from oceans anu h
equatorial regions ny these oty CHAINS W 'hnrf"re
The coolest and desest stratum OF ar can tnerlug
moi tloy away toward the It's only escape ~ iV
al poiuts like Jakusk. where 10 passes oyer lalu
5000 feet above the ocean. iaus, If air
rsmAius quite cold and heavy, until the Suhoi Gun
heating the surface of the earth stirs mp the at3s
,hnrn very much as water bOils IN esel over tne
IRE Thai which takes place in Asia is repeated IN
a much less intense degree IN America Inc area VI
greatest cold on tins continent IL not prevented ny
any range of mountains from extending SOUTHWARK
and eastward, bat Is only hemned III on tle west -;
the Rocky Mountains. Thus while the racine co's.
is protected from overflow OF very cold ar VIZ
whole eastern portion of America becomes pecuiiary
subject 10 1t.
SPECTRUM OBSERVATIONS AMONG THE SrARs'-M'
UArrest the Director of the Observatory NJ Copen-
hagen writes that he continues to devote the powers
of his large telescope 70 celestial spectr"Sco".
DurchmustSrung" or spectroscopc eAatii'""o" "a
the stars in the northern heavens continues " III
crease the number Of stellar spectra which belong to
the third class in far larger proportion than any
other of Secchis four divisions. The stars OF tins
tvne afford remarkable objects for investigation, and
are prettv nunerously and uniformly distributed
throughout the heavens. Only few other spectra
have striking simlaIitaes among themselves. III
some the position and the groups of dark absorption
hands are as Secch aud NOgel have stated. III com
2lete accordance. Groups occur in which even the
various intensitee OF the bright lines are sometimes
alike; these lines being, in general brightest near
the red end although frequently exhibiting UNIFORM
brightness throughout the spectrum bnt thefe 10
remarkable uniformity in oil the spectra. cut oi
IL 900 stars whose light has been Thus examined,
oaly so spcctra offer characteristics worthy Oh
special mention, and only five new stars are iohnd
whose spec Ia belong Ia the fOutth class va we
average therefore, wheTe there Is one star on tne
thiS class for every 80 stars examined, Inere Is
but one star Of the fourth class forgery luVo aiu
This holds throughout for all stars brighter than the
eighth magnitude In bright stars OF the thru tyle'
dark absorption bands have several tunes been Per
ceived Only once, says DArrcst, mas ne I2nh1 a
star of the sixth magnitude with distinct bands de
parting in this respect from the characteristic oi
both the third aud the fourth types. m which t'Sv'
ho,yoypr a short examination revealed 20 him that
he was examining the planet Uranus, and no; hX ,
star Twice in the course OF ms sweeps au.ohs lno
scopicaly discovered tins planet.
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