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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20

ISFAITHyrLgEss The Sc. thing
nut - crnu.ue e3ass~meut- - Aaiaus
ka'uor La -. al $50 mistake n eag
reporting ramp Yesterday a Sere Il
co>tesf GA every oorner b. parties who
wanted - gossip about Ia "rslraw.y
cape We fund ,hs, there -Fas great
ooEamotion somewhere. and Tia. NO
man Vas - the bottom Of il. namely.
One night this week a Certain m4r-
RED womau. heretofore considered re-
spectable. e.andest nelly left ker hus-
ban8. IN company. a. il / sqpps-si
wlth young maa- Nothing has sire.
b~en heard # the ~hcre.t5ou.s # Ell
Their, an the for-aken husband. = 10
Is worthy man. has the sympathy Il
al. who know ham. n his affection
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: FiSz IgAI The dae.. an ry~r
o@ned in >eat'ls-, al ,hing4 cousil~rei
male ~ d<jaf on Our streets yesterday
pair 4 prrc!iaa straw berry roan.-
models 1t beauty, AMI .pannri . per
fiction. They are sisters. tso aud three
year. old. Weighing 80 pcund- each
fhe oder one took the first prike az the
Oregon State Pair, where they werr
purchasei ~ Nes-g. Crawford i iIar
ringt3n. Their build and general A.
pearancc Approaches perfection IN every
Nay. with fine siik-!ike coat II hair,
rich and elegant fnanr> and tails. u
noble, proud carriage. model limits and
grand nock~ and shoulders, which lc-
speak strength AMI endurance
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20

ET The steamer j. Il. IAbby left
asse Yesterday, immediately after dis
charging her freight. for Ia Conucr.
seerr she will take oa fifty tons of
gram Tor Seattle We learn thA; she
Wi hereafter make iwo trips week
Gown the Soand Instead of enc as here
suforc.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20

10y Rev l.. &. Chirouse. who tend
cred his resignation as Indian Agent
about year ago, which was finally NC
cepted. bad the pleasure. on the nth
inst. 10 turn over u his successor, Mr.
I T.. Msllett, all the property belonging
Ia the Tulalip Indian Agency, andis now
better enabled 10 resume his long mis-
sionary labors among the Indians.
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SEATTLE MARKET REPORT

coAREcrEp DAnr Nr n. EoETus . 90.
SEATTLE. oc.. Il. I~16.
Gold in New York 81 ga
Cug-vB.y. herr. bGytns - selling. ~.
Traase dollar - Aaf dollars. p.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20

~ The Otter arrived here from
s''saesn''h yesterday, bringing down a
~ Of hides ., freight. aud saall
Aaabsr Of pa.snS.ss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20

TINS Celebrated Humboldt Brewery
san Francisco, . Lager Beer fresh and
CcOl nj the City Beer Hall.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-20

FnoM TnE SKAGIr.--We learn of
Mr DAVIS. from the Skaglt river. that
the farmers in that vicinity are about
ihsough getting in their harvest. The
hay crop has becn immense. and the
grain crop very good, but the potato
crop will he very small compared with
the numt-r ~ acres In cultivation.
Thi. partial failure Of the potato crop
is due to the bligh. which has been
very prevalent there this season.
The men who cut through the lower
Jam are making fine progress on the
upper Since the frat was cut out, two
logging camps have boon started up
above /, by MesSrs. Gage and Henry.
There is some fine timber land above
the upper jam. which will become avail
able as soon ~ the obstruction Is cleared
out There Is also large ARA of eN.
crllcnt agricultural land on that portion
Of the river. For the first twenty miles
above the jam the country is heavily
timbered. bat beyond this point the
soil Is Of the richest alluvisl. covered
with thick growth ct alder and vine
maple. which makes clearing compare
lively ersy In view of the prospec, of
the river being open To navigation soon,
n number If claims have been located
ssase the UPPER jam this season
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FARM PKopUCg The steamer Com
rt arrived her, yesterday from her reg
mar trip mp White river She brought
down eight tons of hay; 100 boxes If
apples. - few hoxc~ Of peaches. Fears
and tomatoes; forty sacks of pot ,tocs,
aud quite an amount Of different kinds
of garden vegetables \ large por-
ton of this freight WAS Tor Craig Il
frrent consignccs.
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TIE PARrY.-The second ball given
under the auspices Of the Iancers' Club
was "a much Of success as the first.
About forty couples icirated in the
dance with the utmost pleasure Ex-
eellout music was discoursci by Broth
erhn"ei's band fine supper was pro-
viird by Piper. aud the whole affair
WA managed aud CONNECTED so excel
Icntly a@ Ia rearc; great credit upon
the club
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A FINE PIEcg OF MECHANISM 49,
Yesterday ". noticed an excellent
hand car for the : 4 W W. X r..
which has jus, been completed in the
car shop ., ColmAns mill IL j. de-
signed and finished in manner that
woald do credit Ia many shops where
they make greater prcten>ions AZ such
work. The wood work WAS done AT
The mill. while the castings were made
Al the Puget Sound Iron Works After
being completed il Was neatly painted
and striped oil by Mr. Shoudy The
soroe in the shop Is now engaged IN
making car. the frames OF a number #
which are already made All the
wheels aud castings fol these are to
be made here. and judging from
What We have already seen they will
o. second 10 none on the coast in
punt Of good workmanship This fact
ia source If qualification 10 all those
who are interested in home industry.
u au9ars we'll Tor local enterprises
hat such work can be done as clleaply
AID a. we'll here a. elsewhere
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Boot and Shoe Bust
ness
AT THE
City BOOT AND shoe STORE.

VVIFFFFfTf - 1T fF7FTTIf'F = ITTfIfs
After this date propose 10 sell my
iirst-class goods cheaper than any bous
In town. and if any of my work rips
will repair it frcs Of charge
Nc. keeps the best goods of any house
in town. He is practical shoemaker
and understands selecting his goods.
Bic. keeps constantly on hand every
hing in his line from rancack np TO a
lady's -idesaddle IL will be 10 your
advantage to give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere:
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BASEBALL EXCURSION.
Game between the Memphis Reds and
COIIIerViiIe Club To-Day at Cen.
trail Park-GeneraI Notes.

An excursion train OF seven or eight
cars will reach here today with the
Collierville baseball club and q large
excursion party of ladies and gentlemen
from that town and other places along
the Charleston railroad. The Collier
vile club bling the amateur champions
OF Tenn essee, will engage the Memphis
Reds at Central Park this afternoon, the
game to be called at hslf,past three
o'clock. 1t is reported that the Collier
vile nine has fought half dc zen heavy
battles, aud will make strenuous efforts
to defeat the Reds. At any rate the
game will be ole of much interest, mas
much as it involves a spirit OF rivalry,
and determines the comparative excel
lence of the respective clubs. We hope
our citizens will turn out in large num-
bers and give the Collierville visitors q
hearty welcome. The eXcursionists will
go from the cars direct to Central park.
The Friars Point, Mississippi, Dase-
ball club, with their brass band, will soon
make an excursion to this city to play
the Memphis Reds.
The Reds OF Cincinnati will visit this
city to play the Memphis Reds in few
days. The North Nashville club will
also be here within the next week
The Riverside baseball club left by
steamer yesterday for st. Louis, and
will be absent some time.
The Louisville baseball club has to
play the Hartfords and Bostons for the
fourth place in the record. Up to the
close Of last week the following is the
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FOR ASHPORT.
LEGAL.
TR UST SALE,
RVING BLOCK
TENEMENT.

WHEREAS, On the LIST July, 1871, by deed,
w which is OF record in the Registers
-office of Shelby county, Tennessee in Book
No. 81, page IS, etc., Stephen A. Norton and 8.
Z. Norton, his wife, executed to me, M. P. Jar
nigin, Trustee, a deed of trust, wherein they
couveyei TO me, as trustee as azores i'd, the
eel OF land In the city of Memphis. Shelby
county, Tennessee, to-W1t: The north third
of the lot on which stands the IRVING
BLOCK, which said third fronts "a feet 8
inches on the east side of Second street, hav-
ing for its northern boundary the line of the
alley running east and west, and for its south
ern boundary the middle of the parti ion wall
dividing the tenement upon said lot from the
one adjoining and south of it, with depth of
one hundred and feet, running eastwardiy
from Second street to the wall of said
northern tenement" which said tt ust Deed
was made to secure TO VIM. Johnston the pay
each, made by S. A. Norton and d. r. Cook,
payable to said Johnston one due LIST Sep
TENDER, 1873, and the second due LIST Septen-
Der, Island both bearing interest from cate;
and whereas, the second OF said notes re-
mains due and unpaid by the said maker, and
B. IL. Richards and Benz. E. Crane, as Trustees,
l, NJ. p. Jarnigin, Trustee, as directed in said
Trust eed, hereby give notice, that on
Saturday, the 2Sd OF September, 1875,
within legal hours at the front door Of toe
tenement herein before described, 1 viii otter
for SALE at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid lot of ground. and
the building thereon, being the northern
tenement OF the Irving Block, and sell the
same according to the terms of said Trust
Deed and the powers therein conferred upon
Iight OF dover are expressly waived, and the
tile 10 said property is considered good, but
sell and convey only as trustee.
NJ. P. JARNIGIN, Trustee.
The notice of sale for 18th September, 1876,
has been Withdrawn. NJ. P. j.
Bumes & Postou and E. L. Belcher Att'ys.
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PERSONAL

hR ALFRED Vo0RaI Els makes specially
OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES
Office. 3Z3 Pop street. lQ3O
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LEAGUE CLUB STANDING:
Games Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, August 22.-The baseball
match between the Chicagos and st.
Louis to-day resulted in a victory for
Chicago, as follows: Chics g IS, IL; st.
Louis, g Runs earned-Cnicagos, 49,;
st. Louis, Is. Errors-Chicagos, 4; st.
Louis, 90 Passed balls-Wbite, /; Clapp.
5. Wild pitches-Bradley, 4.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 22.-Alle-
ghenies, 4; Buckeyes, 4. After playing
eleven innings without changing this
score, the game was declared draw.
HARTFORD. August 2.-Hartfords, 5;
Bostons, 6. Earned runs-HartfOrds,
nothing; Bostons, l. Total base hits
Hartfords, 8; Bostons, 8. First base by
error-Hartfords, 6; Bostons, 8. Lett
on bases-HsTtfords 4; Bostons, 6.
Bases on called balls-Hartiords Moth
ing; Bostons, 1. Struck out-Hartfords,
nothing; Boston, L. Two base hits,
Highsm Leonard. Third base hit,
Wright,
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born, a vigorous write-, snd a valuable
defender Of Democratic principles and
measures. We hope this controversy
VIII he smiesbly settled. Mr.. Hanbury
once resided in Mem his, ard while here
was sn earnest, salOus Democrat, and
his numerous friends regret to sea him
so wantonly and slanderously asssiled.
We know nothing and care nothing
about the personal difficulty. but as an
old friend we shall ever defend Mr. Han
bUry's name ON misrepIe tentation.
His many friends here are ready to join
III bis defense.
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Personal.

JUDGE HAM II. CHALMERS, Of Missis'
sippi, was IN the city yesterday.
COLONEL J. P. GENTRY, of the Col.
Iierviile Herald, is visiting the city In
the interest of his paper, which ciIcu'
Istes in a district of country that deals
srgely with Memphis, and therefore
sff0r is a good mediu n for advertising.
Mr.. A. BITZFELD left last night Tor
Nashville to attend the Independent or
Greenbsck party convention, which met
there yesterday and resumes its session
to-day. The convention will make NOM
nations for governor and other State
officers.
Mr.. ROBERT GATES, of the Jackson
Sun, is visiting the city in the interest
OF his excellent journal, which ia one Of
the best advertising mediums in the
Mississippi valley. Mr. Gates is con-
scientious journalist and an estimable
gentleman, who has in Memphis, as
elsewhere, many friendF.
MR.. U. L. COLLINS, whose name is IA
vorably known to our readers, has made
arrangements for a grand excursion
from Brownsville, Humboldt, Milan,
M'Kenzie and Paris, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 5th, to Louisville and CincIr =
natl, over the Louisville and Nashville,
and Great Southern and Louisville and
Cincinnati Short Line railroad. The
special train for this excursion leaves
Brownsville at four o'clock in the even
ing, September 5th, and the fare for the
round trip is as follows: Brownsville to
Louisville and return, SIS SO; to Cincin-
natl and return, $40 so. The tickets
hold good for ten days, and will pass the
holder In returning on all regular trains.
a sleeping coach will be attached to the
special train, and band OF music will
als) accompany the excursion. This is
a good opportunity for all who wish to
visit Louisville or Cincinnati:
TIE many friends of Rev. George A.
Lotion, of the First Baptist church, will
be pleased to learn that he has, at the
earnest solicitation OF his congregation,
returned to his pastOrate in this city,
and has secured comfortable residence
at No. Sc Poplar street. Rev. DIR. Lof-
ton. during his ministry of several years
in Memphis, has done great deal for
his church, and at sll TIMES has labored
assiduously for the advancement Of its
membership and usefulness. AS is well
known, his Centennial mission has re-
CURED an unusually large amount OF
hard labor, and therefore made a great
demand upon the physical as well as the
mental abilities OF this willing minister.
His voice having failed in this exposed
and heavy work, he has been compelled
to withdraw from that field, but we are
glad to know that under the lighter effort
OF the pastorate her, his voice is being
rapidly restored, and that he is able to
continue his work in field which, while
in one sense restricted compared with
TT e wider field If Centennial endeavCr,
is larger in the sense that it confines
him to the great work to which he has
devoted great ability aud generous
haprt
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The Merry DAYS of Old.

In reading OF the middle sges one is
struck by the accounts given of feats OF
strength, ETC., of the life actors of those
times. The suits of aTmor worn would
certainly indicate the possession of
greater physical strength than is devel-
0ped by men in these latter days. What
wrought the change? Men lived in the
merry days a more outdoor life than
this advanced civilization OF ours can
afford. There is greater consumption
of brain matter, and that increased de-
mand on mental and physical power
necessitates the use of pure vegets bic,
stimulant tonic, such as the Home
Stomach Bitters,
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VIoKsBURe, August 22.-The weather
is warm and cloudy. The river fell 2
inches. Up: Helena. Down: Scudder.
Arrived: Genevieve.
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-The river has
fallen inch. Weather clear and warm.
Departed: Capitol City, Vicksburg;
Belle Shreveport and Leopard and
barges, New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

THE CHAMBERS HOUSE Gate Bill Fouse),
i corner of Second and Washington streets,
is now open for the accommodation of the
travelling public. This spacious and elegant
house has been refurnished and ret1tted
throughout, regardless of expense, and is now
in q first rate condition. a share of the pub
lie patronage respec fully solicited. Charges
moderate to S1it the times
JOS. CHAMBERS, owner and Proprietor.
ST A few nice rooms fitted up expressly for
families. References required. au20
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III were Queen OF France,
Orwbat's better, Pope of Rome,
would buy Gillet's Cream Dry Hop Yeast,
For my cook and take IL home.

DIR. J. J. CALDWELL, Baltimore,
states: II have used Colden's Liebig
Liquid Extract of Beet and Tonic In
vigorator largely in debility, iebriIe aid
nervous diseases, and 1 have found it
one Of the most reliable of nutrient tom
les now in use or to be found in phar.
macy. G. w. Jones & Co, agents.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

BUILDING PROPERTY-Very desirable
d unimproved building property in any
portion of the city; will sell or give long leases
upon reasonable Terms TO parties wishing to
build. Apply to JOHN OVERTON, JR.,
or q. N. GROSVENOR,
iy30 284 Second street.
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DISSOLUTIONS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TIHE firm of Hendrix, Campbell & Co. is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent, W. r.
Hendrix and John B. Bruner retiring from
the firm. ID. A. Campbell is alone author. zed
to sign the firms name is Liquidation.
W. r. hen Dirk.
D. A. CAMPBELL.
Memphis, July 20, 1876. JOHN B. BRUNER.
AEln retiring from the firm of Hendrix
Campbell & Co.. we take this opportunity Of
returning thanks to our friends for their libe-
raj patronage in the past, and recommend
them to the new firm Of d. A. Campbell & Go,
W. X. HENDRIX.
Memphis, July 20. IS76. JOHN B. BRUNER
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COIIierYilIe VS.. Reds.

At Central park today.
Come One, Come All,
and see the best game of baseball ever
seen In Memphis.
EXCURSION TRAINS
From CollierviIle-On Fare for the
Round Trip.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-23

TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss OF voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main ST., "a emphis.
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FEES:
VANDERBILT UalVRRsIlY
Meanwhile, ~enn.

~ Nashville, Tenn.
The annual SesEIoa "Opens sept. IS, 20.
Cost Of Grounds, Buildings Library
anu n pHttl q US
Permanent EndOTmeat--... Gao 600
Susten atom Fun 100 UOO
The University is organized il -Four Depart
mFnts:
The Department OF Philosophy, Science and
Literature, vito ten Pro essOTs and two Tutors.
The Depai tmtnt Of theology three Pro-
Ies SOrs.
The Department O! f.aw-three Fro 'esSors.
The Department Of Medicine ten Professors
Board and dying, with fuel spd lights, can
be had in approved families or private board
1ng-houses, at from SIS TO 50 per mo; tn.
ministers OF the gOSpe', OF any church, will
be admitted to any School in the Accidental
and Biblical Departments free of tuition fees.
For special Information in regard TO Board,
and the general Catalogues, address r. A.
Young, ID d., Financial Secretary. For other
information, address l.. G. GARLAND,
Chancellor Vanderbilt University,
sa.wd&w Nashville, Tennessee.
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UNIVER SITY.
University of Louisiana.
Medical Department. New Orleans.
Nos. S5I and S5S Second Street.

FACULTY:
A. H. CEEAs, ED, Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics.
T. g. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor Of Sur
SAMUEL. NJ. BERNIss, MD, Professor Of
Medicine.
sTANFoRD E. CHAILLE, MD, Professor Of
Physiology.
JOSEPH JoNEs, Md, Professor Of Chemistry.
omy.
ERNEST S. LEWIS, MD, Professor of Obstet-
RIGS.
r: ]. HEARD, Md, Professor Of Materia
Medica.
ALBEIT MILES, MD, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The FOrty-Third Annual Course of Instruc-
ton In this institution viii commence on
MONDAY, the l3tn of NOvem Der, 1876, and
terminate on the third Saturday of March,
1877. Prelim mary lectures ON Clinical Medi-
ph1theater OF the Great Charity Hospital, be-
ginning on the 2}th of October without any
charge to students. The Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same tine.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
side of the sick.
AS to the practical advantages afforded for a
thorough Acquaintance With all the branches
OF medicine are quite as great a., 10 not supe-
rtor to, those offered by the schools CT New
YORK and Philadelphia, tbs same fees are de-
manded.
For all the Lectures, $40; Naturalization, s.;
Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation, $50, PAY.
msnt required in advance.
For circular and catalogue, add ress
I. q. CHARD>ON, MD. Dean.
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Best in the World

TIE cheapest and best STRAM,pYE1Ne
and CLEANING HoUsE in the city is at 2<6
Ssco nd street. IT.. WALKER.d 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-23

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores the
hair to its natural color.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-23

For the mammoth edition OF the AP.
PEAL, on the fiat of September, should
be handed in as early as possible.
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Go mo- Leddin,g Ruslnass ColIepe.

JOHNSON & MANGET, 303 Main street,
have tickets for Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Dallas, for sale at reduced rates.
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Call on Major r.. III. Wildberger,

At 26S Front street, fer catalogues Of the
Kentucky Military Institute. Parents
who wish to send their sons to this in
stitute, can place them in charge Of
Msjor W, who will leave for Kentucky
on The thirtieth instant.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business Collie
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

NKURALaIA.-"Neur cures 1t, Sold
by G. W. JoneE q Co. Mernphia
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Piles.
"Ob. what a Fall is Here,

Buck. Eye Salve is certain cure. For
sale BY all druggists. Try II.
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FOUND.

GET OF TEETH-A set OF false teeth, silver
y plated. owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
ausS X. II. AOLEY, this office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-23

For Piles and Sores. For sale by all
druggists, try me.
BUCKEYE sALVE.
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In the Golden Age of GirIhOod

Preserve the beauty OF the teeth with
Sozodont, and then, when the hair is
silvered and the eyes dimmed with
years, the mouth will still reveal two
glittering rows Of unsullied ivory.
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w HIT %
At 22T Main street. You can purchase
fine custom. made clothing at forty cents
on the dollar. Call up and inspect the
stock. Only three days more, and your
chance will be gone.
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STRAYED.

SoRREL MARE MULE-About five years
old, sixteen hands high, branded with the
let er on left fore shoulder. The finder viii
be literally rewarded by leaving said mule at
PODESTA, MALATE5TA 4 cos,
auIS corner rnurf and Main street.