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500 REWARD!

l,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE Gis.
en- for the arrest and conviction Of ~
person or persons who. on Sunday mornine,
Septem Der IL, near my ranch. south o, VI
town Of Eureka. shot and killed sne iAfs'
' sis cow FRED. woHRMERM.
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r. j. GATLING writes to the New
York Evening Post that recent i'm
provements in his gun have brought
it to such q state of perfection that ii
can FIRE 1000 shots q minute. and one
man can feed and fire 600 shots per
minute. In an ofncial trial $4,000
rounds were fired from q single gun In
rapid succession, and without stopping
to clean the barrels.
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LOST I!

r oST, ABOUT AUGUST SECOND, az
A~m.rican-mads GOLD STEM-WlNP
Err WATCH, Read. maker. Newark, M.
with a small black iron chain attached. <
person leaving the same at this office viii "
literally rewarded snd no questions askeS
Eureka, Sept 3, 1877. septS-u
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WATNHES MD JfH ELEf UVhIIy T6pHITSu. n
you want to have your watches and jcwel-y
repaired in a workmsnlike manner. go to
2. SISTERS jewclry store. one door south oil
5. Ashim 4 Bros. Main street.
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MODESTO NeWs: "The good name
of Wheat, to which the good people OF
Stanislaus are 30 much attached, was
successful in Calaveras. OF course
Wheat Is q sound Democrat. a his
name would Indicate"
Colusa San i: Suppose a man named
Rye should become q candidate for Of
tice-Old Rye, for example-wouldn't
he sweep the party But they do
make it sometimes nj OF wheat"
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EASTERN NEWS.

IsrEcrAr. TO THE DAILY sENrrSEL.I
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NoTICE!
THE MINERS OF RUBY HILL !

A LII MINERS WORKING IN IhS
n mines Of Ruby Hill arc hereby potinsa
to join the Ruby Hill Miners Union oefcfs
November 18th, 1871.
A. @. MCKENZIE. Prss't r. H. NJ;
0Eo. LEWIS, Ssc'y. s1Ssd
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LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 2.
Geo. II. Waterman, clerk IN the Pa
cific mills, and connected with the cor
poration tor twenty years, is alleged to
be . defaulter for one hundred and
tfty thousand dollars.
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Clothing to order
]. B. LANGSTROff, Merchant Tailor,
Next door to International Hotel. Eureka.

Next door to International Hotel. Eursks.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE
L csived q lsgre and varied assortmsnt OF
the finest and best styles Of IMPORTED
CLOTHS AND CAsSlMERES. SILK AND
VELVET GOODS. particularly adopted
to the
Fall and Winter Wear.
JEW MIKE 10 in my employ, and Will all
ways be on hand to assist in the manufsctors
Of clothing. and will give an elegant ht,
will guarantee all clothing manufactured a.
my esta blishment to be finished in = work
manlike manner. and at
Reasonable Iricss,
That will meet with the spprobstiSn Of all
customers ~
Cali and see me and you will be satisfied
wi b my prices.
Erueks. Sept. %, 1877. s8-tf
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2.
Geo. X. Clarke, the we'll known real
estate man, has filed a voluntary Pc
tltion in bankruptcy. Preferred debts,
three thousand; secured liabilities
SIS, 900, with securities valued at Sl09,-
900; unsecured debts, $4,000, with
$l7, 900 due on discounted bills, and
s33. 900 on accommodation paper. His
assets are of a character whose value
il not easily determinable.
Heavy DefalcatIon Of Connden-
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lHAA (NIllMa.

"What kind Of house will We playi'
asked one little girl Of another. "Oh,
play calling" replied the other. MA
ry, here, she can he Mrs. Brown, and
sit On the step, and me and Julia will
cali on her aud ask her how she is, and
kow hss hsshand is. and &c the baby 5
got over the measles, and tell her how
nice she looks in her new wrapper,
and hope it wont hurt her much when
she has that tooth filed. And then
veil say. Goodbye, Mrs. Brown,
come and see us some time or other,
snd bring the children and your sew.
ing, and you're such a stranger, we
don't see half enough of you And
then me and Julia we'll courtesy, walk
Of apiece. and III say to Julia, "Did
you ever see such a horrid fright rs
she looks in that wrapper" And then
Julia she'll say. The idear of any
body having false teeth filled!" And
then I'll say. "Yes, and wha. home
ly lot OF dirty little brats them young
ones Of her'n is" Let's play it-what
do you say!
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vyaeSv.

Some years ago ship sailing in the
South Atlantic saw another making
signals Of Distress. They bore down
toward The suiferes, snd haded them.
"What is the natter" cried the
Captain through his trumpet.
I'VE are dying for water" was the
feeble response.
dip it up. them" shouted back the
astouishcd Captain; you are in the
mouth of ths Amazon River.
And sure enough. there those sail
ors were. with psrched lips and swol.
leu tongues, supposing that there was
nothing but the oceans brine around
thsna whsn DIZZY were IN the mouth
Of the mightiest river on the globe.
with three hundred miles Of fresh wa.
ies oil afosod tlcsn. lJ
Thus are We, poor thinty souls,
sailing on. the boundless ocean Of Gods
love, needless of the Divine voice,
which saith, "If thou knowest the gif,
| of God. aud who saith 10 thee. Give
me to drink" thou wouldst have asked
of,Him AID He would have given thee
living water" -
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OrS0Is sf QsWrress.

The sweetest, the most clinging af-
lection is often shaken by the slightest
breath ofunkindness, as are the delicate
rings and tendrils of the vine agitated
by the faintest air that blows in sum
mer. An unkind word from one be-
loved often draws blood from masy a
heart which would defy the battle-axe
of hatred or the keenest edge Of vim
dictive satire. Nay, the shade. the
gloom of the face familiar and dear,
awakens grief and pain. These are
the little thorns which, though
men ofa rougher form may make their
way through them without feeling
much, extremely incommode persons
of more refined turn, in their jour
ney through life, and make their trav'
cling irksome and unpleasant.
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81 wish to ask you question: said
MIR. Sharp, to our young minister, as
he met him in the street. 81 am anx.
ious to know where hell is. The Bi-
BILE ] have read, Biographies, histories
and other books, aud ! can't find out
where il is exactly"
The young minister, placing his
hand on his shoulder, and looking
earnestly into his eyes, replied en-
couragingly:
my dear sir, do not be discourag.
ed; ] am sure you will find out after
awhile. As for myself I have made
no inquiries, and really don't wish to
know where hell is. About heaven |
have thought and read and studied
great deal. / wish to make that my
home, and by the grace of God ] will.
Ask me about heaven and / can talk.
I don't know where hell is. and you
had better not find out The Pres
byterian.
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A young man and maiden were
stroiling along, enjoying the moonlight
and exchanging those verbal endear-
ments which lovers delight to bestow
upon each other, when suddenly the
young lady stopped and screamed
hysterically. The youth looked at
her III amazement, and his soul was
filled with agonizing alarm as scream
after scream pierced his ears. At that
moment a policeman dashed upon the
scene, colared the youth roughly, and
exclaimed: "Pve got yer, old feller;
and il yer make motion III poultice
yer with this club. Never mind, miss,
yer all right; come right along and
make yer complaints to the sergeant
II was only after a crowd had gather
ed, aud the young lady had recovered
herself sufficiently to make a ha. ty
explanation, that the youth was re.
leased. A caterpillar had dropped
on her neck from the trees.
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A loving couple "out West went
to the priest to be joined in holy mat
rimony. While the ceremony was be-
ing performed, the woman became en-.
ragged at some question the priest ask
ed her, preliminary to tying the knot,
hauled the marriage license out Of her
bosom, tore it in pieces in afury, threw
it upon the ground and stamped upon
it, and stalked forth a free woman
The man made lucky escape, at any
rate,
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A number of well.known ladies and
gentlemen, who. have been spending the
summer at Crab Orchard Springs,
have published a card highly commen-
datory of the hotel-keeper there. II
gives us real pain to note the absence
of Grove Kennedy's name to the ad-
vertisement. Perhaps Mr.. Kennedy
had just stepped down in the woods to
kill another man. If so we excuse him.
News.
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An exchange says not long ago a
young merchant who lives up town
told his wife TINT he vas compelled,
from consideration Of expediency, to
take a customer from the country to
the theatre. When his elderly wife
made comments Oh the elaborate ma
ture of his toilet for rural person Of
the male sex, he replied;
"Oh, you see, every thing depends
upon impressiug that sort of people
favorably."
At this moment the merchants Of
flee boy made his appearance.
"Well,' said the deceiving husband,
"did you see the gentleman | sent you
toy" q W - co.
Y "Yes. sir" replied the messenger.
"And you told him had tickets
for the theatre"
"Yes. sir; and he said he was much
obliged to you, and he would be hap
py to 20 with you, aud he would wait
for you." p. Az
"What was he doing," said the un.
suspecting wife, . -vv
He was Just fastening the strings
of his pull.back," answered the youth.
lie found himself moment after'
ward on the curbstone. where he lis
tened with a sweet smile to the shrill
sounds Of q womsn's tongue. y r..
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4 Test Of Affection.

A certaiu young lady. possessing
mor. ,hsn orj;,,,v occomnI;.bme,,s
far ber elias. ,f lics beino tho daugb.
,er os non, Inn, resnectable parent.
nm the death Of n wealthy relative re.
la,ive rccen,lv bocome entitled 70 e..
ooo wbe, tho Glad ,;ding. reached
the car. of her pe,g6bor,. many warm
sdm;rer. aock.d around the hitherto
neglected beouty. and there was no
end 70 the over,ur.. Of love Previ.
ON. IN tho ,u,n of s,rtuns,. whsel n
vo,,,. ma, a. h,mh,. nr.,e,.;oos hal
beeu the vou,g lady. ou,y .u;,or bu,
the knowledge of her wealth n, once
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REMEDIES AND RELIEFs. - For
Weak Eyes-Bath five or SIX times a
day in pure cold water. For Tooth
ache-ApPly frequently oil of sassa-
fras. To Destroy Slugs-spriakle
with white hellebore. dissolved in wa
ter. For Cabbage Worms-Sprinkle
with lime, or warm water, or -four.
To set the Color in Crayon Painting
Immerse in solution of sweet milk
and water.
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A Hackensack man was last mid
night creeping softly along the bed
room floor. ON his hands and knees,
and was feeling tenderly under the bu
reau for something he had hidden
there the evening before; but his wife
woke and sail, peter, what under
the heavens are you doings" Dear,
said he, "Tm walking in my sleep,
and dreaming that | am plucking wa.
ter lilies from the soft, blue bosom Of
the lake" How to get that flask oul
of there before she got up in the NOR
ming was what worried him more thar
the water lilies did.
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On the outgoing steamers conversa'
ton is often Of cosmopolitan nature.
A Boston merchant, on a recent trip
was considerably impressed by the ear
nestness of a German passenger.
America" said the returning Teuton,
sis der best coundry in der world. |
haf lived here more US den years and
failed vive times. and now ] goes
home to lit nit a fortune and my
yamilyw
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Henry watterson has said and writ

Henry Watterson has said and writ.
ten many good things, but none truer
than the following: The American
people owe debt of deep damnation
to the Republican party. They owe
it fifteen years of waste. They owe
it ten years of actual hate, division
and ruin. They owe it the rejection
by n conspiracy of legally-elected
President. The Democratic party
must not be and never will be disban.
ded until the debt is paid"
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The T,ro Villages.


u,cr the river On the hill
Iicth villarr vhiie and till.
Al around u the f,re.t irrs
shivcr and whisper IN the brcc1c,
over II sailing shadowsso 90
Ofsnafins hav and streaming crow.
And mountain gras-c. low aud sweet,
Grow IN the middl of every street.
over the river undef the hill.
Another ,lllsrs leth siill.
Thew l - In the cloudy nisht
Twinkling asr- of household light.
Tires thsi eleam ffom the smiihy's ds-r,
Mils that earl IN the rivers -horr;
And In the fosds no srasses grow.
Dor the wheci. that hasten to aud fru.
In that village on the hill
Nesst l. -iuni II smithy or mill.
~. hau--. thatchei With Frass ani asuer~
Never = clsst w. tell the hours;
.Th~ n,srbls d'-r. sre .lsays shut
Nou may noi eairf hall of hut;
Az the village H. ssieep,
Nevef \ siain 10 sow or roaP-
NsVr In dfrsm 10 moan ~ sigh,
Sll.ni. ahi Idle aud ls~ they lie.
IN that village under the hiH.
When the night .starry and -,lll,
Man, a ueafy -pul In prayer
Is.,t. ~ the aiher village thew.
ADD ~-,rlag aud sighting, long, 10 ~
tp 10 fsai hsaae, fron' this helo~-
isnE. b. .l-vr b, the h'rr-t ~ild,
whith.f have ,anlsh-i -iie and chiIi.
Aad h-srsih, pray Ing. this answer isil-
"rhi-nr' that village shall h"li - air.
.4Ff lI'ns'rli"~.
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sgsss NJ as.

4 lacen ~ n..ldc NEu~'s cruwnisx,
A smiis ~ hers ~a- like an act of grsre,
She hal na -ia-ame leets, ro rrr,i, irs~ nins,
Iiss daily l-su,is- of the ,alssr raee;
bat " n. .@ile.i = hgh, ~s On her h.ee,
\ clear. c,-pl tindiine.s, q iuna h~am
Of p-.ccl,l radisn,e. sil,erlag In thu stream
m humsn thoash,, II unAbidins sl"Ty.
Nai guit. a-sling truth, no, gaiis dFe.m,
A .rhs,ion lslrhi ard trsnsi,cry 'N
~. Coleridgs.
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at was very careless leaving the
parrot in the parlor Sunday evening,
but she never thought any thing about
it until Monday morning, when he
reused the whole house by making a
smacking noise and crying, Darling
Susie, darling Susie He kept il up
all day, too, and the old folks are
much interested in the case Rome
Sentinel.
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A negro being asked what he was in
Jail for, said it was for borrowing mon
oy. "But," said the questioner, "they
don't put people in Jail for borrowing
money" "Yes," said the darkey-
"but l had to knock the man down
free or TO times before he would lend
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"Anna, dear, if should attempt
to spell Cupid, why could l not get
beyond the first syllables' Anna gave
it up, whereupon William said: "Be-
cause when | come to c u, of course |
cannot go further" Anna said she
thought that was the icest conundrum
she had ever heard.
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CHANGE OF OPISIoS.-He that
never changed any of his opinions,
never corrected any of his mistakes;
and who was never wise enough to
find out any mistake in himself, will
not be charitable enough TO excuse
what he reckons mistakes in others.
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"Sally, what have you done with
the cream? These children cannot eat
skim-milk for breakfast" "Shure,
ma'am, il isn't mesep that would be
after giving the scum to yen. TUX
that and gave ii to the cats
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A fellow can't most always some
times tell, and he ought, therefore, to
be very, very careful. As for in
stance: You don't know whether the
woman standing in the bay window
four squares away is shaking her hand
kerchief at you. or only whipping to
death the poor myguided fly that
dropped in TO buzz a bit upon her win
dow pane.
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A CURE FOR GRAvEL.-Dr. Street.
er, of Santa Barbara, tells the Atlas
that the worst case of gravel may be
cured, the deposit dissolved and pass
ed away, by using the water in which
potatoes have been boiled to pieces;
strain the water, sweeten to taste, and
drink for two or three weeks This is
a painless cure.
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A young mother in this city. ex-
planning christening to her fve-year-
old boy, told him that when he was
christened he "weuld be one Of Gods
little lambs" "And will | have hind
legs aud go baas" eagerly asked the
hoy-
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The Iowa Democrats in State Con-
vention, call for Tilden's re-nomina-
ton in 1880, and demand the repeal
of the legal tender act, the remoneti'
zation of silver, and protest against
further contraction of the currency.
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The project VI erecting "a railroad
running from Glasgow Junction to a
point near Mammoth Cave is, per-
haps. definitely settled. and the work
win be prosecuted shortly.
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"No," she said, and the wrinkles in
her face smoothed out pleasantly,
"No, do not remember the last sew
enteen year locusts. was an infant
then
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Some one well says "there are two
reasons why We don't trust man;
one because We don't know him and
the other because we do"
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Thistles require radical treatment to
remove them, and SO do Boils and PIN
Piles. DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture is a
radical blood searcher, curing all skin
eruptions.
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woman's faith is always beautiful,
and her belief that she can get No.
8 shoe on No. 7 foot, is actually
sublime.
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Dissipation is a swift and sure de-
stroyer, and every young man who
follows it is as the early flower expos
ed To untimely frost.
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One of the members OF the Virgin.
ia Legislature, atthe last session Of
that body, got a law passed to compel
every barkeeper 70 purchase an ipsiru.
ment to record every drink sod. aud
ON every drink thus registered the
landlord was to pay asax.o Q The deal.
ers, learning tha, the register had
been rejected in the Patent Office,
bought up the patent that formed the
basis of the rejection. aud engaged
lawyers to bring suit against the man
ufacturer II the other register. md an
order has been issued restraining the
issue of the registers until the
question as to preliminary injunc'
tion can be argued.
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thah iaIllhg ih oNe' "nht u w.
whence u originates; how brought
about-theSe things are among the
hidden mysteries OF our nature.
A girl has reached the age "f eight
cen. young man that OF twenty one.
They have lived at home Travelled a
lttle' pursued Their studies attended
parties, and been good deal IN the
company OF young people, yet they
never took very deep interest IN any
thing IN part'cular-nelther OF them
ever cared very much TOR any other
person,
They meet, and 10! OF sudden, all
changed. Each sees the other IN
different light from "hat any other
was eva Sen in-the whole world
seems ch"iged; lie ''seii Is changed;
Their whole being Is ch"nged' 10 DE
Ike what IL WAS again never more
Love Is oitcn MS sudden as TINS; but
not always sometines u Is OF very
slow growth. ifersoHs nave knosn
each other 10, years. ana peeu ~ sach
others society," ana been ihuna'e all
this time; but never thinking h Tie
stronger thon friendship, when some
incident or eyent-a temporary part
ing, or the intervention between them
OF a ihirI person, friend or stranger
reveals to them. for the hrst hue' the
great truth that they are mutually IN
love. Yet this love- spr'ng'ng up
gradually aud imperceptIbly, Is no
less mysterious and unfathomable than
that which Is sudden and at hrst sight.
1t Is not mere friendship grown strong;
It i'a more absorbing more violent
more unc bntrollable sentiment
Love lives to labor-it Lives to give
itself away. There is no such thing
Us indolent love. Look within your
heart, and see If this is not true II
you love any one truly and deeply,
the cry oi your heart Is 10 spend anu
be spent IN your loved ones service
Love would die II It could not benefit.
Its keenest suffering is met when 1t
finds itself unable to assist. What
man could see the woman he loves
lack any thing and be unable to give
it to her and not suffer! Why, love
makes one slave IL to'is hight ana
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Beauties often die old maids. They
set such value ON themselves that
they don't find a purchaser until the
market Is closed.
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SoIId coIa klIsef spsas's, " IsT ri ssht 10
any addre.s, G o. p .alsss % examination heioIe
aud Clocks, 80 pages. ssnt ires. Ofls W sNhpth'
Jewsler. IDS foafth Ave, Louisville, Ky,
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Man uiaetarers Of and callers In Iron. Nails. Horss
shoes, Wagon aud Garbage HaTdvare. Wood Work
aud Piow Material. iij aud ll5 W. Main Street
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w. n. BELKNAP a CO.,

Groocss aud Prosisioa DeAlsrs No. "a wssi Mar
kst street, betwesn secoad andIhlrd,
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boob sellers, stsiionerr Printers and Binders Blank
Hook Manufacturer. Louisville, ks- All orders
carefully aud promptly hlled al lowest rates.
OnOOkED nOOTs AND snOks can ie
~ strzightened a. good as new, aud new hoots aud
shoes can bs kept straight, by using the Metallic
Heel slinener, which may he applied by any one
The oi theia the habit oi rannlng the
boot OF shoe At the heel. Worn by men, woHen aud
ehiLirsn Pries, I.sr sros-. ~ pairs. sl5 sample
dozen pairs, sssofted, by mall, for u 10. sample
pairs by mail 1se. Addfezs orders 10
INGALLS, a CO,
AAnalAet turn aud Dsalsr Ia hsois aud Shoes
rs Mel Main IL InLIl. Allln. kN.
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KAYE, FLETCHER a CO.,

Fine Watches, nissOn.ls. French Clocks an,
Bronnss, Je~elry and sterling silser~are. III
tOurth Ave.
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WI. XRHpRICK & SON,
CHILr0N, GUTHRIE 4 &

10 Foprth Avenue. dealers In Watches, Clocks, I
n,onds Jewelry Silver ware Table Cutlery Ac. LEI
10 snit the times "spesial stiention 10 orders.