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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
FAILURE.

Chicago, October, 2.-George X. Clark
we'll known real estate man, has filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Prefer.
red debts, $4,000; secured liabilities, $685..
900, with securities valued at 100000;
unsecured debts, $4,000 with II 900 un.
discounted bills, and S33 900 on accomoda-
ton paper. His assets are Of character
whose value is not easily determenable.
A DEFAULTER
Lawrence, Mass. Oct Geo. r. Water.
man, clerk in the Pacific mills, and con-
nected with the corporation twenty years,
is alleged to be defaulter for one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
SUICIDE.
St. Louis, Oct. John S. Hausman, a
young man Of some local political promi
nence, and we'll known in business circles,
shot himself through the heart at his resi-
dence lrst night. No cause known for the
act.
SOLD OUT.
Chicago Oct. 2-The stock Of the Nation
al life insurance company, Of the United
States Of America, wa sold to day by the
receiver Of the Republic life The purchas.
era are parties connected With the present
management.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
s.. Louis. Oct. 2-One Of tn. stills ia the
Bollman & Ohavaa distillery, Poplar street,
exploded last night and building and con-
tents burned to the ground. The building
was valued at about $4,000, and the stock
$4,000; insurance $25,OOO. Fred w. Boil.
man, one of the proprietors Of the distillery
was badly, il not fatally burned. Hu.tin
Shay, driver Of one Of the hose reels Of the
fire department was mortally hurt while
going to the fire, by the npsctting Of the
reel.
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WASHINGTON.
MEXICAN AEFAIRs

MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Washington, Oct. 2-Thc cabinet session
today was short. There was gene raj con.
vcrsation over the Mex can atlairs, but no
Information has been received from the Rio
Grande, other than newspaper accounts.
AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION.
There was large crowd at the executive
mansion to day. including several congress.
men who called to pay their respects. Ger,
Crook had an interview.
GEN. SHERMAN
telcgraphs from Portland, Oregon, bis arri.
val there from Puget Sound. He will
start overland for San Francisco to morrow.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
rEfT,S2Ho YaERFos oF eoTs4y pAko7A d3S f5ssa'e
In The Matter Of Sarah j. Hommon:
To the relatives Of said Sarah j. Hammon. resi-
ding i'll said county Of Yankton. and all others
intl1lSted
TAKE NOTICE. That the said minor has filed
J. petition in this court. praying that g. w
Nanderhule may be appointed guardian of her
heard at the office of the probate Judge of said
county, on Mondrv. the sth day of October 1877,
at 10 M of said day.
(Scan l.. CONGLETON
$. \. BofLES Probate Judge
Attorney. d5d
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
YANKToN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER 20.

Will meet in stated communication in Masonic
Hall, Wednesday. october 18th. at p. IN. for
the purpose OF constituting said chapter and
Installing the officers. Members OF the Chapter
Will take due notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingy. All II. A. Masons not members are
invited to attend.
BY order of L. d. FARMER
Acting High Priest
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
CITY COUNCILS RESOLUTION.

BE il r.solced by Ne Mayor and City Council o,
TIE GUY Of Ydnkton:
Section L. That il is, and is hereby declared to
be necessary, that a sidewalk should be con-
structed on the east side of Cedar street in tile
city Of fankton, as follows: Commencing on
Third street on the northeast corner of Cedar
street and Third street; thence along the east
side OF Cedar street to the south side of Fourth
street. the same being in front of lots /, 9 g. 5.
g. I, 80. in block 25, Central Yankton.
Sec. 2. That said sidewalk shall he constructed
Of wood, Of the width provided by ordinance
and be made OF the material aud Iii the manner
provided by the ordinance of SAID city, except
that the outer edge Of said sidewalk shi! be laid
two feet from the curb line OF said Cedar stree,
Sec. q This resolution shall be published 70,
four consecutive weeks in the Press and Dako-
taan newspaper the official paper Of said city OF
Yankton.
Passed September II, 1871.
Z. I. WHITE, City Clerk
Approved September 49, 1877.
N. J. CRAMER.
Mayor pro rem.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Three HOrxes Lost,

On the 18th OF August, in Hutchinson county,
81 miles from Yankton, one light brown horse.
medium size, years Old one bay horse. years
old one dark brown mare, G years old ANY
person delivering the horses or giving informa-
ton where they can he found. at the store of Ja-
cob Max. ianktOn, will receive fifty dollars re-
ward. John EI.wFI
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SALE OF RE! L ESTATE.
fctcr u. S~e NY and Hugh Smith. Of
tue Brooklyn Tsmmany ring. sold to-day
real estate which brought 1861 OOO
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MiLWAUKEE.

MiLWAUKEE.
Milwa ukee, Oct. ..
WnEAT-i@l3c higher; l.lO4 for cash
l.O6S for October; l.04 for November; No.
8, l.053.
CoRN-frm; 42c.
OATs-23c.
RYE-5Slc.
BARLEY-6lic.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Oct. ..
Gold-l.O3
Money-3M4
Governments-shade weaker.
Stocks-unsettlcd.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 2.
WHEAr-dull; 1@2 lower; l.4OaG1.4l
No. ., winter red October
CoRN-3c better very firm 57l@5S!c for
mixed western.
oArs-steady S2@ SIC for mixed western
PoRK-dull; l4.l5@l42O.
LARD-heavy; 9.27!.
WHIsKY-13l.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 2. .
WnEAT-drm, shade higher; active ;
1.10t for cash; 1.O5s for October; 1929
for November.
CoRN-active, unsettled; 42s for cah
42i for November.
OArs-tirmer 23!c for cash: 23sc for
November.
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-59c.
PoRK-strong and higher; 1927! for
each; 295 for the year.
LARD-strong and higher; s.s74 for ca III
S.S5l for the year.
WH1sKY-S.
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BUYERS GRAIN PRICES.
NOTICE.

On and after this date ,he'scotland and Fire
steel stage will start from A. W. Layender's
store, 3rd street. Yankton. For express or pas
sage, apply to A. w. Lavender
WM. SEAMAN
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Number 1876.

Chldstown, arrives Fridays at p. NJ and de-
parts Saturdays at . A. NJ
frelichtown. NeD.. arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days al 10 A. NJ. and departs at same days al
r. N. "
Wednesdays at r. ". -
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locals. They have q beautiful stock
of holiday goods, in great variety, and
plenty Of fine groceries, etc. They
sell at very low figures. See adyer,
tisenent.
Thebusiness men of Clarksville have
agreed to close their houses on thanks
giving day. Would It not be a good
idea for our merchants and other bus,
iness men TO do the same way !? Let
US have one earnest, hearty thanks,
giving day.
Stonewall Lodge Ancient Order Of
United Workingmen was organized
l.ere last Monday night by Capt L. I.
Lindsey, of Jackson. There were
about twenty charter members 10 be-
gin with. This ORDER, ike the
Knights of Honor, gives two thou.
sand dollars on the death Of a mems
Der.
The jury in the case Of Bob Drury
for killing his uncle, Deputy United
States Marshal Gibson, was discharg-
edin Memphis last Tuesday, after being
locked up for over two weeks and be-
ing unable to agree. Ten were for
conviction Of murder in the first de-
gree, one for manslaughter and the
other for acquittal.
Two excellent ministers of the NJ.
/ Z. Church, South, preached at the
church here last Sunday morning and
evening-Messrs Futrell and Rankin.
They delivered excellent discourses to
attentive audiences. They left for
Conference Monday morning. Mr.
Rankin leaves for Sacramento, Cal,
to>day, where lie takes charge Of a
church.
At the meeting of tic Grand En-
campment of the Independent Cham
pions of the Red Gross in Nashville
last week, Rev w. II. Leigh, of
Humboldt, was reelected Grand
Commander. r. w. Leigh, of the
same place, was elected Grand
Secretary w. P. Rassdale Of
Milan, was elected Grand Junior
Champion. The next session will he
held in Humboldt on the second Mon
day in November, 1873.
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CITY COUNCIL.
llmAN, 20th Nov, 1871

MILAN, Zuth Now, 1871
Board met as per agreement. All
the members of the Board, except
Alderman Williamson, were present.
Minutes were read and adopted.
The following accounts We're al~
lowed and ordered paid:
TX. P. Clements, sf0.56.
Richardson & Parish, % cents.
A. Jordan, 37l cents.
James Kendricb, S2S25.
w. Z. Jones, $500.
A. l.. Williams, $4,000.
Williams, Smith & Co., $500.
w. J. House, 75 cents.
Isaac Pearce, $3.50.
J. L. Mcdonald, S13.25.
G. g. Williams, $500.
john Gray, $500.
Accounts of DR.. Harris, NJ. L.
Martin and V. L. Ware, were refer
red to Finance Committee.
The Mayor @as on motion instruct
ell to issue to G. ". Seymore a war
rant for the balance dae him as City
Tax Collector on settlement.
The Marshal was ordered to ad
vertise, and on the Sth Of December
1877, hold, an election for the pur'
pose OF elccting a Mayor, six Alder
men, and town Constable.
Board adj urned
S. I. RANKIN, Mayor.
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Personal.

Hon Sam B. Williamson, Of Tren-
ton, was in town yesterday.
Eli Stone returned from trip to
Mississippi last Monday.
Or Crawford is in town this week,
"t5oth carpcntering." lie has many
friends and patrons here.
II. L. Dickinson and family have
moved to Memphis, which city they
propose 10 make their home
Col ". j. Slater, Of the Winches
ter Hope Journal, passed here last
Thursday on his way to New Orleans.
He dropped Us card as he passed.
We were called on last week by
Mr. John B. Moore, of Fort Worth,
Texas, formerly Of PickettviIle. He
says that Is the livest, best town hC
ever saw. \ number Of emigrant,
wall GO with him from thls county
at an carly day. We wish them
much prosperity, bat would rathCl
see them remain nearer us.
/. Dow uendershott, business man.
agcr OF Silnon's Star Comedy Com
pany is in town perfecting arrange
ments dor the appearance Of his com,
pany here Monday evening the 25th
INST, and remaining Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. The company
is one of the oldest travelling, and i;
pronounced one Of the best. They
viii present plays new to our people
and we know tLat they will be liber
ally patronized. Reserved seats with
out extra charge are on sale ri Baird.
Drug Store
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Another Gz;3FaEe.

Mr.. EDITOR: A short time since,
as was with some difficulty making
my way dowa Main street, my atten-
ton was arrested by the immense
stock Ct Ready>]I4de Clothing at
JJrdau's.
As l stood near the door admiripg
tue grand display, l was furli5ly
sized l,y five stalwart clerks and
wrapped up in a splendid overcoat,
spacious, soft and warm; being some
what deficient in locomotion, sub
mitted to the operation as gracefully
as l could. Peaceful citizens had
better give Jordan's a wide berth, CT
they will find themselves fitted out
with a good suit of clothes before they
know it. / have been wonderfully
perplexed, in trying to solve the
question, as to hoT they can attord to
dispose of these goods on such accom>
modating terms and the conclusion
| have arrived at is, that they must
have stolen the entire stock.
j. G. BOYD.
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A Happy Marriage.

On Tuesday last, Goth inst, at the
residence of NJ. H. johnson, Esq, in
Humboldt, our handsome and talent
ed friend, Ro!.t. W. Leigh, editor OF
the Grange Journal, WAS married to
Miss Nina NJ. Wrather. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev W. T.
Harris, D. d. We are glad to see
that our Leigh-terary friend would
Wrather enjoy matrimonial bliss than
endure the horrors of old bachelors
dom. May the Journal of their life
never receive blot or slur is our
earnest hope.
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The Municipal Elcctiom.

In addition to candidates hereto>
fore e;n1ounced for different offices at
the election to take place December
Sth, we present this week the names
of a number Of gentlemen-all good
citizens.
j. II. Dickinson, who has already
served about six years-longer than
any other man-comes again before
the people. His faithful service here's
tofore Is one Of his lest recommends
tons, and there is little doubt, if any,
Of his reelection.
Il. E. Edwads is also an exper-
fenced oll alderman, and has done
GOOD work for the town. Besides, he
is a good citizen, and has the best in
terests Of the city at heart. You can
hardly find a better man for the place.
George Smith is one Of our stirring,
live young men. who has host Of
friends all over town. He has had
no al!ermanic experience but that
is 10 reason why he should not make
4 good alderman. He looks more like
one than any Of the candidates.
Capt Ned. Williams, one Of our
best Old citizens, is also candidate.
lie has served in the position ably
heretofore. Everybody knows him
as we'll as this writer, and everybody
loves him. We don't believe he can
be beat.
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Another Change.

Last Sunday another slight change
Of schedule took place on the l.. Il N.
road. Trains south>bound now arrive
here as follows: No. at 1870 p. m,
and stops here. No. 3 az 1850 a.
IN. and leaves at 1915. No. 5 at
3:15. and leaves st 3:25 a. m. Co
ing north, No. 2 gets here at 3:55
and departs at 4:15p. m. No. 4 at
4:40, and departs at 3 a. M. No. G
arrives at 11:30 and leaves at
ll:4O p. m. Nos. 5 and 6 make
the Nashville connection at McKen-
zie and take the place of the old Ac-
commodatioE train.
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EEErLEStJt.


The Young ladies Of the Old Eel
lows College have organized q literary
society.
The proposition to be submitted to
the extra session Of the legislature,
which eonvenes on the 9th of Decem-
ber, to compromise the State debt at
90 cents on the dollar, is acceptable
10 Mr Johnson, cur Fioater, but is
objectionable to Col Day, our Eepre>
sentaiife.
TLe,labors of Rev j. s. White as
pastor of the Methodist chur.al, for
the present Conference year, close
this week. During the year he has
had the pleasure Of witnessing two
seasons Of gracious revival, and he
leaves his charge advanced in spirits
ual affairs. Wherever he may be
sent by the Conference, we hope his
" lines viii fdi il pleasant places"
From TIE Humboldt journal.
Apples are selling at $500 per
bushei.
Friend Charlie Pridlie has made
his appearance, and will otliciate at
night as " lightning snatcher' on the
l.. d n. He's thin but awful loud.
Last Saturday was horses wap ping
day. a motley co d assembled, ard
some lDi,ter9us language was INDUCED
ia. However, their conduit was not so
bad as on former occGsioas.
1t is very seldom that we can find
an instance where generally recog-
nized evil has any good resulting from
it, but there are exceptions to all
general ru,es. There is man in our
town who Is 50 lazy that he viii not
chew tobacco. If Iiziness had this
effect upon all, it would half redeem
It's taruished fame.
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RaLEronl Items.

It. A. Minthen leaped from hand
car ON the Memphis and P.ducah
road last Saturday, receiving fatal in
juries.
We are giad to see Conductor Rob
ertson. of the L. & \. road, back on
duty, after an attack Of diphtheria.
He and his family have recovered.
In the case OF Peter Mckenna VS..
the Louisville q Nashville d Great
Southern Railroad Company, tried at
Memphis, the jury gave judgment,
Saturday, for $50 in favor Of
plaintiff for damages received by b
wifefour years ago. The trial lasted
ten days.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis Railroad company IS about
to lease the Cumberland and Ohio
road, thus giving a through line from
Cincinnati 10 Chattanooga, VIA Nash>
vile, under one management. This
is brilliant move on the part Of the
cold reliable"
c. II. Scurlock, acting General
Freight Agent Of the Mississippi rail-
road, reports to the, Commissioner of
Agriculture, Statistics and Mines that
an aggregate of S0,054 bushels of
wheat was shipped from Tennessee
stations during the months Of July,
August and September, 1877.
Some Of our contemporaries are dis
posed to grumble at the managers Of
TIE l.. & n. road because the passen>
ger trains are 50 frequently delayed.
We are informed that the trouble is
caused by delays Of connecting trains
at Louisville, and not by the careless
ness of the employees of this road.
1t is said that AIr G. w. Harris,
n well known drummer, was recently
put off the train at Gadsden by con-
ductor Bailey, and that Harris has
sued the company for $4,000 dam
ages. We do not know the particu>
lars of the affair, and are consequent>
ly not prepared to express an opinion.
Mr. Harris and Capt Bailey both
have mary friends, and, SO far as we
know, are perfect gentlemen.
The railroad in the South which
will attach third-class passenger coach
es to its freight trains and carry peO-
pie at the rate of one or two cents per
mile will do big business and make
lots of money. Hundreds and thou
sands of people would travel by rail
who now foot 1t, or 60 other ways.
What road will give the people
cheap rates? Many people are too
poor now to pay FIVE cents a mile.
Wm. Shernell, AZ engineer, was
killed, and John Kerley, fireman OF
freight train number eleven, was bad
ly injured in an accident on the Louis
vile ard Nashville and Great South
ern railroad, near Cumberland City,
Tennessee, last Thursday. \ switch
had been tampered with. Shernell,
when found, had hole through his
groin as if tie severse lever had
pierced him. He had crawled from
under the engine, and must have
pulled himself off the lever to have
gotten out He lived only a short
while.
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A Row in Church.

The colored Baptists gave " fcs-
tival7 last Saturday night for the ben
eft of their church. During the ev-
ening tumbler full Of nickels and
silver was stolen, in consequence Of
which considerable disturbance was
raised. 1t is said that Monk Bell and
Henry Hawkins, deacons, had fight.
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A Splendid OFFER.

An excellent Map of the Mississippi
Valley will be furnished free to every
subscriber who RENTS to this paper
$3.50, in payment of the subscription
to the EXCHANGE and the St. Louis
Weekly Times for one year. This
Map is 2SS40 inches in size, printed
in bright colors, mounted on rollers
and vanished, showing accurately
and plainly the Counties, Post-OfHces
AID Il. Il. Stations of Missouri, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
and Kansas, and parts Of Illinois, In
diana, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Alabama, Florida, Nebraska and In
dian Territory. 1t viii be sent, post
age free, on or about Decembert st,
1877.
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ANOTHER CHANCE!
Save Money by Taking Adyan-
tage of tise EoEIOVying
Propositions.

The EXCHANGE will be furnished,
post paid, to single subscribers from
now until January /. 1879, for two
dollars.
1t will be furnished to clubs of FIVE
at s1.75 each.
1t viii be furnished to clubs of len
at $3.50 each.
1t will be furnished to clubs of
twenty at 81 each.
Make up your clubs and take ad-
vantage of this excellent offer. The
money must always accompany the
names.
November %, 1877.
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Go to Jordan's for bargains in fancy
Knitting Yarns, Ball Fringe, Buttons,
Neckwear, Cashmere, Merino, Leau~
tiful Prints, the latest STYLES ClOaks.
In fact, Jordan has everything usually
kept in a first-cluss store, at prices to
suit the rich and poor. Don't fail to
give him trial before buying else
where If you want a bargain.
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The New American Sewing Ma
chine is really the wonder of the age.
1t required positive demonstration to
convince US, as we are rather doubt
ful of the perfection claimed for it by
the manufacturers. We doubt no
longer, but from personal experience,
emphatically endorse it, and pro,
nounce it the simplest, the strongest,
the most perfect family blessing ever
offered to the public.
A. DUFFY, Ag't, Milan, Tenn.
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A Diseased liver.

Dunean's Liver & Kidney medicine is a
cure for all diseases having their origin in a
diseased state Of the Kidney or Liver. such as
sick headache. dyspepsia. swimming in the
head loss of appetite. bad taste in the mouth
heartburn. tendeTness and fulness ever the re
eion Of the stomach. cramp collie, c9stlyeDess.
palpitation OF the heart pain in the back, sides
and limbs, and all diseases pecuEaT 20 females.
We can say to our friends that tae above med
ieine is 5ust what il Is represented 10 be, and Is
pronouncedby every one who has used it. far
superior to any LiveI Medicine they have ever
used We know that Il gives better sat'sfae-
ton than any we have ever sold. knowing L
to be purely vegetable. We can recommend Il
TO our suffering friends. Price - cents. For
Eals by C0ley a. Dickinson,
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OF for California.

T. Smith, w. D. Perry, 6. w.
Mayo and James Argett. four ambi-
tious young men of this neighborhood,
left for California yesterday afternoon.
They think of locating at or near
Sacramento. We wish they may all
get rich-
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All persons troubled with diseases IF Lungs.
Throat or Chest. can obtain immediate relief
by using DR. DUSCAN's COUGH BALsAN. 1t -
pleasant, harmless, and sure. 1t never fails to
relieve Sore Throat. Cough Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood and al diseases Of the lungs. 10 i
sure cure for Group in children. No mother
would be without hottie sfitin her house at
ter trying il once Persons having Coughs Of
long standing should be sure to give DIR Dun
cans Cough Balsam n trial, as it gives imme-
diate relief in the most advanced stages Of
Consumption. Price fifty cents. Tor sale By
COIey IL Dickinson. fr
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South America and Southern Cnifed
GfHspg

Owing so their warm and dclil htful clima :.
tn ir inhabitants grow sallow from torpid iV-
ers Indigestion and all diseases arising from "A
disordered Stomach and Bowels. They sh0uln
ii course al all times keep the liver active, and
to our readers we would recommend Tabler
Portaline Vegetable Liver Powder. Taken IN
time, will often save money and much suffer
ing. Price 50 cents For sale by Coley i Dick
/
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Don't be picked by advertisements
of cheap pianos, if yoI can't pay more
than $3.50 for a piano, send your
money 10 Fl q Hollenberg, and Re
will sell you something good for the
money, but won't humbug you into
saying It's worth $500.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-22

w 7 Younger is sole agent at this
place for the american and Ithica
Clock Companies. and win farnish
Clocks at from SO to S35. He is also
agent for the Rockford Watch Cons
paly, and can furnish a good two
ounce Silver Watch at from SIS to
S35. and other grades if wanted.