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The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26

New Aus(o Selected and Recommended.
Mw Kuae Selected and Recommended.
Mep AuAc Sslsctsd and Recommended.
SONGS.
Sailors Grave,
PnA. Extra ans song. Price, 50.
Farewell,
Soprano or tenor In c0atrslto. or Baritone IN
D. Price. $50.
Happy Little Maiden,
very pretty little ballad. Price. So.
Nohodys Darling but Mine,
Ono Of psnls' best efforts, prioe, acc.
Haunting Eyes,
Ballad in Mr.. Thoma,s most pleasing style.
Price. 400.
The Raft,
Fine descriptive song for Baritone. Proc, SOC.
SONGS WITH CHORUS
Take this Letter to My Mother, .
One Of the most popular songs Of the day.
Price, 400.
Gathering Shells from the Sea. shore,
wa Thompson.
IMMENSE SuccEss-One firm alone, Ia Chicago.
ordered l0.OOo copies, Price, 4oc.
Sunny Eyes OF Old,
Very fne song. Price. 400,
Sweet Birds,
very elegant song companion u '.Li,tle
Robin tell Kitty I'm Coming" Price, 3sc.
QUARTETTES,
The Lost Ship,
Mixed or male voices, Price, Coo.
With the Tide,
Mixed or male voices. Price, Csc.
Welcome Tonight
Mixed or male voices Price, $50.
Where the Ripping Waters Flow,
Mixed or male voices Price, s5c.
The Fairy Boat,
Forrester.
Price, SOC.
Shine Out, Stars,
Price, &c.
Loves Golden Days,
Price. 75c.
Every Quartette in America should order all of
the above tor Concerts, Festivals, Eerensdes or
Parl0r.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Autograph VALUES,
Are the most popular waltzes Of the day. Price.
75c
Engagement Waltzes,
Should be purchased by every pianist. Price.
o.
Fall River Line March,
Fine march for piano or cabinet organ. Price
40c.
Soldier 8 Return, Moroccan de Salon,
For piano. Excellent piano piece, not yely dif-
fcult. Price, SOC.
The Little Shepherdess,
Exceedingly bright and pretty OF the style Of
" The shepherd Boy" Price, 6oc.
Bird of the Forest,
Nice summer piece. Price, SOC.
Night in June,
One Of those fine, dreamy Rsveries in which
Wilson excels. Price, SOC.
The Morris Dances,
Characteristic piece for piano one Of the Dam
Grand Festival March,
Played by the celebrated D. 8. n. Band, VS.
tertown. Price, SOC.
.Nssie senfso any pGr.ef ne ~oraa
.afvic ssss to asrpoys Of a. ~orid
.kasie sent to any part Of kse ~ors6
Upon receipt oiprce.
Upon receipt efpr'ce.
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The NHby combination.

Tomorrow night the fashionable
event OF the amusement season will
take place at the Opera House. On
that date the New York Park theatre
company, the largest one OF the most
talented combinations travelling,
will appear in the great success of
London, Paris and New York, entitled
"B,by." The company has been ex-
tensively billed and advertised in this
city, and the tlsttering notices of them
are well earned, Judging by the success
they have net with in other cities.
Doubtless u full house will greet their
appearance, and they certainly deserve
it, being above the standard in merit
of other travelling troupes.
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Religious Notices,

Preaching at the Opera House to-
day at IL o'clock a. IN. and y p. M,
by Elder Kirk Baxter. Subject: IRE.
Cancellation by Christi
Congregational services will be held
this morning at IL o'clock, at the
Young Mems Christian Association
hall. Sabbath-school at o'clock. A
full attendance of the members are
earnestly requested.
Services rs usual this morning and
evening at the Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal church.
Preaching in the Tabernacle this
morning and evening by Rev. Mr..
Allen.
Rev. Jerre Ward will preach at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church this
(Sabbath) at half.past ten o'clock this
morning, aud at seven o'clock this
evening.
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A strange Death.

Yesterday farmer from the west,
Mr. George Il. Ellis, relates the follow
ing strange death of his travelling
companion, Howard Davis, rs they
We're on their way to the city: They
camped ut night on small stream
in Tarrant county, west OF Fort Worth.
During the night Ellis was aroused by
II cry from his companion Howard,
who stated that he had been bitten on
the cheek by a skunk. ELLIS immedi-
atcly snatched CUR, shot ana
killed the animal, which was only
about twenty feet away, The wound
was bathed with water aud Davis lay
down ant slept till morning. During
the following day Davis complained
Of an unpleasant feeling in his head,
and when the men reached n point
some twelve miles west of the city,
he became no unwell that Ellis took
him out of the wagon where he had
been laying, and placed him in the
shade Of tree. He soon commenced
suffering great agony, and became un-
conscious. Towards dark he became
more quiet, but large drops Of per>
spiration rolled from his forehead,
9nd white froth appeared on his lips.
I'm n short time afterwards he died.
Mr. Ellis placed the remains in the
wagon and brought them to this city,
where they were buried
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This wellkrown house, at the cor
ner OF Lamar and Elm street IL doing
very large and satisfactory business,
Their fall and winter stock is now
complete, and rivals, If not superior to
the stock of any clothing house in the
state OF Texas, consisting as 1t does of
everything In the gents clothing ami
furnishing line. The counters and
shelves are h aped high with garments,
cut In the latest style and fashion, and
of endless variety ana prices. One
would do well before purchasing a
dress suit, or suit for every day wear
TO call on II. NJ. Kahn u Bro, for they
are sure 10 be suited rs to STYLE cut, fit
and prices.
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plead Guilty.

The county attorney yesterday with.
drew the charge against G. o. McGrail
OF assault with intent to kill DR.. Cole,
and entered n charge of aggravated
assault, to which McGrail plead
guilty, and was fined $780, Before this
was done, n certificate was received
from the manager of an asylum for the
insane at ST. Louis stating that the
prisoner had been an inmate of the
institution for several months. Me-
Grail, 10y his quiet and obedient con.
duct during his confinement in prison,
has won the respect of the jailers.
Strong drink seems to be his only fail.
ing, and all his misfortunes are due to
that source.
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For Huntsville,


Sheriff Moon will leave tomorrow
morning for Huntsville, with eight
prisoners, sentenced for various often
SEES by the district court. Following
are the names and terms of years for
which they are sentenced:
Sam Johnson, colored, theft of Il
horse; five years,
John Wright, theft of COW; two
years.
Henry Taylor, theft of harness /;
three years.
Henry Dobson, theft of saddle; four
years.
Lewis Threlkeld, forgery; two years.
John Willis, theft of COW two years.
George Delaney, theft of sewing ma
chine; two years,
J. b. Johnson, colored, forgery two
years.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The trains on | 9th railroads were
on time last night.
1t IL stated that the water pipes
are TO be laid to East Dallas,
The Park theatre company VIII
arrive from the south tonight.
just look at Sanger's new bulletin
ofsiyles and prices. 1t is immense.
"A steady rainfall began at eleven
last night, and continued for about an
hour.
The street cleaners were out yes
terday evening relieving the cutters
OF their garbage.
The arrivals last night mt the Gala
boose were light not up to the usual
Saturday standard.
The father and mother Of the still
born child, found near the cemetery,
were yesterday united in marriage by
Justice w, w. Peck.
Late yesterday evening the streets
were thronged with Colored cotton
pickers, who, having received pay for
their weeks work, were busy trad
ing.
--Thompson's theatre was well Mt
tended last night, there not being n
vacant seat Bobby Gaylord, the
witty Irish comedian, is still great
favorite.
Quite II number OF strangers came
in on the trains last night, the hotel
registers presenting n full list of names.
The Windsor has ninety.siX for break
fast this morning.
Secretary Hereford received let.
ter yesterday from some parties in
Kansas City, stating that they would
he at the fair with n lot Of fine race
and trotting stock.
Mr. Hereford desires the HERALD
to thank the managers of the LeGfand
hotel for courtesies shown last night in
allowing the sale of the fair privileges
mt the hotel. Also; to the young gen.
tleman who owns the cigar stand for
the Use of his desk during the sale.
French John, the old reliable, is
still receiving those fine and fresh &C.
iect shell oysters. He also has a nice
lot Of ducks, just come to hand. Also
fresh fish, and everything that per
son wishes 10 eat We hear rumors OF
an extension OF business on the part OF
this well-known caterer.
The Lamar house has become no.
ted for the excellence of Sunday
dinner, and will to-day, set before its
patrons dinner composed of every.
thing the market affords. We would
advise our citizens who have grown
tired of eating the same cooking, tc
treat themselves to II good dinner ut
the Lamar, and take the whole family
along. Oysters, fish, turkey, chicken,
ducks and all manner of good things
are on the bill.
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"They All DO H."

BY the Danbury News man, is the
latest book out. 1t is for sale by Harry
Clark, LeGrand News and Cigar stand.
He also has that Husband of Nine"
"That Wife Of Nine" "Helens Ba-
bies," and "Other Peoples Children"
Those Rockaway cigarettes of his are
fine, there is no paper used in their
manufacture. If.
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knspny's.

We wish to Impress upon the minds
of the readers of the HERALD that the
above house keeps on hand every mr.
tlcle of Jewelry, silver plate, watches
and clocks, and at prices which slim
ply defy competition. Their diamonds
excite the admiration Of Nil who know
what II rure stone IL. fhe Knepllys'
father and son, are gentlemen ofchar'
acter, and OF long and favorable
standing, and their representations
may be implicitly relied upon. See
their stock before going elsewhere for
fine goods.
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sn,e az t,r,yIIeRes.

The privileges Of the fair ground
were sold last night OF the LeGrand
hotel, bringing very fair prices, though
they were not ~ good ~ those reals
lied last year Twenty-Five per cent.
was required to be paid down OH ill
purchases aud the remainder to be
paid In equal installments on the first,
second and third days OF the fair be-
fore ten o'clock each day, j. Is. Booth,
auctioneer, effected the sales with his
usual dispatch, Secretary Hereford
having already sold some at private
sale, while there are few minor privi-
leges yet to be disposed Of, by him :
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A crazy negro woman wns around
the courthouse yesterday, looking for
Sheriff Moon. She carried large
stone In her hand, and stated that she
had been shot and cut fearfully 10y
divers and sundry persons, and that
another negro had placed n snake in
her knee, The sheriff could not be
found, and the last our reporter saw Of
the dame she was hUrrying down
Main street in search Of that officer
having been directed in that quarter
by several courthouse loungers, some
of whom having frequently had snakes
in their boots, were doubtless afraid of
catching this new disease In
the knee.
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Yesterday afternoon ~ the Stone
wall Greys, who had been out drilling
marched down Main street 10 their
armorS many were the remarks made
respecting their soldierly appearance,
aud the precision aud alacIlly with
which they went through the evolu'
tions and manual Of arms, THIS drill
Ing 10 no mere ra4Itlmo with the
Greys, aud We warn the companies
that may contest for the prize ut the
Austin fair to look well to then
lnnrnln.
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A Present.

Mr.. George Rick, the well-known
Elm street furniture dealer, yesterday
presented The HERALD with splen.
did oflic chair, for which we are under
obligations. Mfr. Kicks place has been
lately heavily stocked with a variety
OF new and beautiful furniture. He
has also lately received from the mas
ker, Mr.. Victor Dorly, commodious
new furniture wagon, which is at the
service Of his customers. Mr.. John
Deremeaux is in charge OF the sale.
rooms.
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A Hard Heaaed Dog.

A hard headed and badly scared
canine was in the neighborhood of
the postoflice yesterday afternoon.
Being attacked and pursued by one OF
bis own race, he ran from in front OF
the postoflice In the direction Of Mar.
ket street. Arriving in front OF Boh-
ny's saloon, he struck his head against
the corner Of the building, knocking
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or couple Of chunks of brisk aud
mortar the size Of II mans
hand, The canine then dashed
up The stairway over the saloon, jump
ed out OF the window on the wooden
awning In front, and ran on top OF II
to the corner -Hill's grocery, where
he Jumped to the ground and left
for parts unknown, Mr., Bohny In
formed our reporter Of the particulars
Of thls remarkable canine retreat.
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wafer, water, water

Who would do without good, new
er-failing well of water when they can
get a large well made so cheap with
the Celebrated Centennial Well Anger,
by calling on the undersigned at the
New York restaurant, on Elm street,
near the Texas wagon-yard, or by
postal.card through the postofiice, he
having purchased the only anger and
the right to use 1t in Dallas city and
county. Artisan wells speciality.
eepl6d-lm S. L. DEPLER.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.


Mr.. G. X. Pol has removed his mer.
chants tailoring establishment from
the rear OF the National bank to the
LIE Grand hotel, where he will be glad
to see those who need or want elegant
elothing.--ti.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard,
Knocked Down.

Yes, it was fair and square knock
down, and the justice Of the act is not
denied, The female community are
more particularly interested and they
give unmistakable evidences of their
appreciation. "When lovely women
lends her Influence then it is the work
moves bravely on" We allude to the
fact that the great female medicine
known as English Female Bitter5, has
been reduced to one dollar per bottle
or three for two dollars and fifty centS
One bottle will last two weeks. til.o.17.
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Tha LeGrnnfI.

The dining rooms at the LeGrand
are simply superb, and the culinary
department Is In charge OF an artist
OF the first standing. Try the lie
Grand. We went over the house the
other day, and were surprised to find
the rooms furnished In style to do
credit to the best New York houses.
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Two car loads OF buggies and plat.
orin wagons, at 0rr's.--tf.

Happy tidings for nervous suffer-
els, aud those who have been doselR
drugged and quacked. Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts efiectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness aud decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Ad-
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Com.
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Opening nj Aus,in's.

Last night Charley Austin inaugur-
ated his new dining parlor 10y an ele-
CANT spread, to which those invited
did ample justice. Commencing with
breakfast this morning, his place will
he ready for business, with every thing
In the edible line. Special attention
paid to serving oysters, game and fish.
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Persons wishing to rent city prop
erty or farms in the country should
consult Cummins " Davis, 1903 Lamar
street. s29.lm
Gilt edge butter at Adams & Co. If
Horses and ponis forsale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
s20.lm
Horses and ponies for sale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office.
$50 I'm
-Haggart has new Millet seed,-l9
If.
-Haggart has just received 500
pounds of choice northern butter. tt
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Tickets for New York, Boston,
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
Pittssurg, st. Louis, Sedalia, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, Chicago and Indian
apolis, for sale at reduced rates by Fred
Mangett, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
t.l.-tf
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Just Received.

A large assortment of Jroadclothes,
doeskins, diagonals, worsted and fancy
cassimeres, which | will make up to
order for gentlemen's wear, according
to the latest styles, and at reasonable
prices. Wedding suits a speciality.
loct4-u &. X. POL, Le0rand Hotel.
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No Suggestion Of Ar,,ac,.,,,y

Is conveyed by the embellsh ments of
Gouraud's Olympian Cream. Its
adornment is the very counterpart of
nature. Unique in appearance and
composition. Trial bottles twenty-five
cents. For sale at common d Walkers,
agents.
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Dallas cry Lumber Yard,

-Cnmmius ~ Davis hRye several
fine farms In the neighborhood OF Dali
las TO rent on favorable terms. Apply
ut 100 Lamar street. 40 I'm
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes ut Haggarts. III.
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Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them In the hands OF Cummins a.
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s23-lm
-Burlaps sacks at Haggarts.-tt
--B. Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrip.--tf.
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The veterans of the old Texan revo.
luton Of 1886 and Of the war of 1916
are cordially invited to be present at
the fair at Austin, on the 10th. Half
rate tickets are on sale at the different
ticket offices in the city and elsewhere.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

--Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams. If.
Call on b. Meyer il You want to
purchase jewelry Mt low dgures.-tf
Take your wives and sweethGarts
to see the nice phetons at Orr's. If.
-Cummins ~ Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, aud having II
large experience in business are pre-.
pared to give satisfaction. so I'm.
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Mr.. w. S. Seymour, of that sterling
democratic paper, the st. Louis Times,
will wait on our business men and
citizens for the next few days, In the
interest of his paper.
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Parents in want of anything for
boys, make great mistake in neglect.
ing to look at the immense consign-
ment of boys and childrens clothing
at the New York clothing house.-tf.
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BogeI's.

Bogel has oysters from the choicest
beds on our Gulf and Atlantic coasts,
and he serves them in style superior
to any house west of the Mississippi.
Everything nice ut BOgeps.
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Distinguished Arrivals.

The delegates from Weatherford and
Fort WORKMAN organization of the
Pasha brigade-arrived in the city last
night on the train from Fort Worth
They hold a meeting in this city Mon
day.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.
Trustees sale.

On the 9th of November, at the court
house, In Dallas county, well sell the
property in the Lamar hotel, to satisfy
a debt of one thousand dollars under
deed of.trust from Il. A. Cobot to Min.
erva Root. ZEE. ROOT.
Dallas, Texas. oct6 tilnov6.
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Dallas CiIy Lumber Yard.
The DaIIns coffee and spice MilIs Com


The Dallas coffee and spice Mills Com
pany.
For the convenience of their city
customers, they will call once week
at the doors of those who desire 1t, and
furnish them with fresh roasted and
ground coffee, fresh made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh aud pure ground spices, all at
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods, Call and give
them your name ald location, or drop
postal card and giving same, to box
500, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order and
deliver goods. Remember they manu-
facture and prepare their own goods,
and guarantee satisfaction, s-l6lm.
Dallas city lumber Yard.
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All the horsemeE in our city use
Giles Linlment lodide OF Ammonia,
and they say 1t has no equal. We sell
large quantities of it.
GERRIrY n MORRELL,
Wholesale Druggists. Elmlra, New York.
For sale by Connor " Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Boys. youths ana ohndren's CIom

BOyS', YOUIhs' ana thiIUrNh'N 0IOth
ing.
The wonderful display Of the above
goods, at the New York clothing house,
at such low prices, attracts the atten-
ton of all in quest of fall and winter
goods. Over two thousand suits have
arrived, and will be sold as low as the
material would cost without making.
Save time and trouble, and bring your
boys to the New York clothing house,
-l9.tf
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Notice!

DALLAS, Texas, October 8, 1877.
Drs. Martin and Madara, having this
day mutually dissolved partnership,
will both, for the present, continue
their offices over the New York Cloth
ing house, sol Elm street.
J. MARTIN, MD.
dlt j. W. MADARA.
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FALL and winter clothing opening
at the New York clothing palace.
Stock large and prices lower than
ever. 10 e
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Dallas CITY lumber YARD.

Fancy northern onions at $2.75, at
Adams u Co. 's.-tf
Fancy northern butter at lS@25c,
at Adams " Co. ST
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For the Next Thirty Days

There will be special Inducements
given to the patrons OF the New York
clothing house, -l9-tf.
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Elegant French millinery, cloaks
and suits, at A. A. Pearson's millinery
parlors, ~ ELM street, Tuesday; Octo-
Der l6 No cards.
octl2-3t A. A. PEA RSON.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

If you want to save a d hundre
dollars in the purchase ola buggy, go
to Orr's. If,
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. If.
b. Meyer will take any kind Of
valuables in pawn, If
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A nurse for small.child is urgently
needed. Apply at the lie Grande
hotel Office. 1871
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Five ear loads Of potatoes, apples
aud oLlons, to arrive this week, .at
Adams ~ Go, ~. IT
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Fancy northern potatoes " G5, Mt
Adams ~ Co, 'a,-tf
1000, pounds of buttor to arrive
Monday, ut Adams " Co.'s. 1T
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Fancy north ern onions So 90, n
Adams " Co. II
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II Russia and Turkey would ON cours
agree
ny which their mutual claims nj once could
settled be,
lnt Turkish statesmen oeaB0 To Try and
never for peace hope
unill They pay tho Russians IN full with
KITCHEN CRYSTAL SOAP.
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-Boy's clothing ind rapid sale At
the low prices offered nj the New York
clothing house. 1T.