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Italy.

The reports in reference 10 the condition of
his holiness the pope during the past week are
certainly curious. Under date of Dee. lst and
2d we find these several cable dispatches from
Rome:
The pope was inscnSible for three hours
this morning The symptom is not new, but
was unusually prolonged"
The pope'S legs are swollen To an unusual
degree and the discharge is 50 copious rs to
cause uneasineSs."
The consistory will meet in the pontiifs
bedroom today On all sides this is looked
upon rs significant of the end"
IL is doubted whether the pope will ever
again move from his bed. \ special report
says the pope is dying
The pope has written an autograph letter
to Queen Victoria thanking her for permitting
the rc-cStabishment of the Scoth hierarchy"
ON yesterday the pope received the officers
of the palalinc guard and chattcd and iOkcd
with them with great vivaciy,"
Dee. 5.-Thc pope gave audience today To
several cardinals
Now, then. what i, the condition 81 his holt
ness
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The Comptroller of the currency al Wash
ington few days ago appointed Otis c. GLOW
81. son Of Hon J. o. Glover, receiver of the
Central National Baak which recently sus-
rendcd AZ Chicago.
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W. II. Zenor, for the last six years treasurer
of Putnam County, on resigning the Office tc
his successor last week, was discovered TO be a
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marks, whether Mr.. McCary can get many
people in this country to agree with HIM in de
string the introduction of SC conspicuous fea.
trrc u ,hc cffete dcspotisms OF the old world 50
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POTTERY.

Pottery and Old China Pottery Decorating and China
Painting "all the rage in the east You Know 0or
stoc kincludes hAJOLfC1 WARE, FAfEyCE De GLbN,
SW iRTZ BOHEMIAN. dc, in the line OF the decorated
The stock comprises alsdt the PLAIN P0IIEhi o
Decorating favore occupation OF the young ladies' Inc
material for decoration, with antique designs ana hs'ru0
tons are also on hand. In the line Of
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Miscellaneous Goods

f,p- s.,l il aspciay rich and comprises almost every
thing i'm the line of Card Cases. Paper Knives Ioet
sets Ink Wells (Cut glass bronze ana gas u1s
Gaues Hand Glasses Opera Glasses focketoooks,
smoking sets Back CANNON, Checker Boards Chess DOM
NOES as-s rtc The newest stf of Albums, novel and
gitraye Panel Pictures Photograph and ESTUARY Cen
Views.
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France,


The deadlock between the President and the
chamber OF deputies continues and the general
uneasiness is inhabited. So many populations
OF merchants, manufacturers and other bust
ness men, however, have waited upon McAa-
hon Of late, imploring him to respect the popu-
lar will as represented by the majority i'm the
chambers, that the president sends an aid-de-
camp to receive them, who refers them 10 the
minister Of commerce. The last doputation OF
the kind sent word to the president that they
were but the vanguard Of Il demonstration that
numbered Thousand to-day, and would num-
Dor ~, ,l,o,r,..,l ,,,o-s-v, and IN iilivu til,
next day
Both the left and left center deputies have
held meetings and agreed unanimously not TO
vote the budget until the government consent
ed to return To parliamentary usage.
At the meeting of the chambers on Monday
Jules Ferry, on behalf of the budget commit
tee declared thGt the chambers would only
grant the budget to a parliamentary ministry.
If the money to carry on the government was
not voted the responsibility rested upon those
who persist in prolonging the crisis. He gave
notice, however that the committee would
make formal report on Thursday, when the
budget question could be discussed.
The report that NJ. Dufaurc had been invlt-
ed to consultation with the president with
the vie~ of forming compromise ministry is
confirmed The present ministry, finding on
Thursday that they were helpless in the cham.
bcrs rendered their resignation, which McMa-
hon accepted and then sent for VI. Dufaurc to
attempt to form ministry from the left cen,
ire W. Dufaurc accepted the job on condi.
ton that the ministry shall have entire liberty
as TO all official appointments; that the mar
shal shall agree to bills restricting his power
to declare a state of siege and modifying the
press restrictions, and shall send message TO
the chamber guaranteeing it against capri
cious dissolution. The marshal accepted these
conditions with much difficulty, at first declar
ing he would rather resign, The news of these
proceedings caused great rejoicing in Paris,
and II general feeling prevails that the crisis is
on the eve of happy solution.
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MEXICO.

Gen. Ord arrived at Washington on saturday
and at once was the object of general interest
on account OF the information he was supposed
To bring in regard To the troubles on The RiC
Grandc Ord says there is no doubt that Dia2
has ordered Il Mexican force of 800 tn gather
in the vicinity of Camargo, and they will Ger
tainly resist any attempt To follow maauder>
into Mexico from this side, while the Texans
any case ord thinks the situation /, critical
and that he ought To have a, least 1000 men to
meet emergencies. II is understood that the
war department has agreed To send enough
men To bring the force ON the Texas borlcr IN
to 1000 men.
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England.

y fog in London on Saturday at 80 \. NJ
made it as dark as midnight for short time,
The London papers generally express I'M
bounded approval of the financial part Of Prcsl
dent lIayes's message. The Times says; "Prcsi
dent Hayes has not disappointed expectation
his message gives no uncertain sound on the
subject Of currency legislation.' The Daily
Ne,cs says, "On the subject Of qualification and
resumption the president expresses himself
with good sense and good feeling"
The Mayor of Liverpool is preparing to give
Minister Welsh suitable welcome on his az
rival in England,
The Marx Lane Express notes marked
falling off in the importation Of wheat during
the last week and a consequent advance of q
shilling per quarter on all descriptions. Maize
has lost some Of its late activity, but full prices
are still maintained
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FOREIGN NEWS.


Mchcmet Ali. it is said, about two weeks
ago. informed the porte that it would he I'M
possible to relieve Plevna without large rein
forcementS and that thcrcupon tie reserves
around Constantinoplc were ordered forward
causing intense excitement in Stamboul, but
the war party there is still largely in the as
cendant. Whether on account OF these rem
forccments or not, the Turks on Friday OF last
week attacked the Russian right wing on the
Lom and took Elena with II guns, 20 ainmu
milton wagons, and 800 prisoners, the Russians
losing 5000 men in the engagement. The turks
were also confident Of taking Tinova. By
taking Elena, it is said ,2000 Turkish troops are
relieved from guarding passes OF the balkans
and can reinforce Suleiman pasha.
servia has at last taken the decisive step to-
wards engaging in the war against Turkey OF
ordering her militia to the frontier, But both
England and Austria have sent circumstances
and on the arrival of several Russian Officers
at Belgrade on Tuesday it is said Prince Milan
.countermanded his marching order to the MI
litia.
Descrters from Plcvna tell the old story OF
nothing to eat there, though Osman pasha
boasts that he can hold out all winter.
The severity of the weather prevents opera
tons in Asia, though the Russians say they
have $50 guns in position around Erzcroum.
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PATTERSON.

Judge Humphrey, of the District of Colum.
bia Supreme Court on Wednesday decided, IN
the Patterson habo's corpy, ease that Patterson.
while the L. ;. Senate Was in session could
not be taken Ia South Carolina to he tried on
the indictment found asains; him there for
bribery. This makes il all serene for Pattcr-
son, at least for the next SIX or eight months.
SILVER BILL
The senate on Thursday, by the strong vote
of IL to li-c!aimoa TO be test vo,e-made
the silver bill the special order in the senate
Cor next Tuesday.
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Et'sT'Is.

Though no action was taken by the extra
session on the admission of Eustis, dem, as
senator from Louisiana, the senate elections
committee agreed TO report in his favor yester-
day, three republicans on the committee vot-
ing for him, and there was no doubt he would
be AT once admitted
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TOYS.

Tin. .tos i and very extensive, comprising Dolls in
every variety. Rocking Horses Sheds Wagons. Guns Ps
nls swords Railroad Trains Miniature Furniture. Trun-
s mouth organs" kalsieescOpes. Tea sets, savings
Eanks.-ln fact everything IN the Toy line.
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FINE POCKET CUTLERY at 0snan 6 Hapeman's
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-TRAER CORRRSPONDEN,E.

.
Wear to have an election. next week
There has been none here since Novem-
Der. It is Fire Engine. &C., this time.
Strawberry man is. around; one
sold on Saturday $40 quarts.
d Dr.. Ladd tallies one on Bismarck. Still
they were both right on the broken glass
The difference is as TO time of breakage. q
s. N. Chapman, ESQ.,, of lama City,
was in town last week. Also, 'One of
the Appraisers and the other five were
Ia town bnt they did net call.
Our ministers were ali out of town last
Sabbath preaching ia the suburbs. Roy.
E. Adams, of Waterloo preached in the
c. ngiegaticnal Chsrch; Rev. Mr.. Bull, in
NJ. E., for them and the UP. Church.
OF worthy MARSHAL was not fond of
his company he bad The last four days
"a petition was prepared to be pseseut-
edto the Boald, of Supervisors at their
last session, asking the Impeachment of
i.nattorney residing at this place, to look
after the interest Of HE County, in Grim
final matters, as it is simply impossible to
obtain the County Attorney in but very
few of the suits. Every business man in
town to whom it was presented signed it.
The petition failed to reach but Mr.. Clark
wl,e had been consulted in relation to it
brought the matter up formally or
INTERNALLY. The County Attorney object
do tlc.appqintment and it was d-opped
yesterday fes the want of such an officer
who would have COST FIVE dollars a. case
was disposed of that VII cost lama
County twenty-five dollars, and is
liable 10 hayc asimilar one every week.
II ever reasonable request was made of
} the Supervisors this is one and had better
been Needed. s.g RECORDER.
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.!al 6UUN, thULGQllk,,
QuEENswARE.
soots and Shoes &C., &C.,
CHEAP FOR CASH
Best Prints In Town, for 8 CENTS,
And all other goods cheap.
Butter and Eggs taken for Goods.
~. f4 'sa
TOxEnO. IOWA.
Sherif,s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
N by virtue Of q special execution di--
rected to me from the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of T'ama County, Iowa, on a.
iudgm&as and decree of f .closure OBJ.
tanned Is said Court, on tSsa 9th day OF
May 1877, in favor of ]. s. Moore, as.
Plaintiff. and against Solomon G. Reedy,
administrator Of the Estate of Jacob.
Teedy, Deceased, as Defendant, for the.
sum of Eight Hundred Thirty-Five and
Eight Hundredtl Dollars and costs tax.
ed ut Ten Dollars and accruing costs, i
have levied upon the following real
property, taken as the properly OF said
defendant to satisfy snid execution, to-
wit sy83rN
The fractional North half a. Of the
North East quarter Of Section No. Five
.(5,) and the West Eighteen (l8) acres Of
the North West quarter of the North
West fractional quartcr in Section No.
Four IA all in Township Eighty Three
1897 North of Range Fifteen Us, West
of the 9TH P. NJ. in Tama County, Iowa.
And ] will offer the same for sale, sub!
ject to redemption to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand ION the s
It'll Day. Of July.rA.D. als3y4
in front of the Court House, in Toledo,
Tama County. Ioway at the hour cf 10
o'clock, .. m, of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned. s II f'e 2
Dated June 9Th. 1877. aI.4 UP
So ~ Il. E. AusrrM
Sheriff OF Tama County. lows. 2.
pE1TvERs & LELAND,
z Attorneyt for Plaintiff. 36.0O.94
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CHELSEA C0RRESP0XDENC.E.

ssS,s ---7rssosa silol u; ~
Whar yc goip' The 4th 500 m
b The drouth lasted one day 5g
+ Spence has ANEW picket fence.
Next weckwe eat meal ground at home
"Hip."
Paper hangers are busy hanging posters
for the 4th. -. = =, 81
Wormlcy and wife returned from
Aurora, ILL.,, last Saturday. Gs8
L. McCommons goes west this week
to procure cattle. Success Nc.
Have you thrcshed your hogs yet? Nc
paid Acts Tuesday and bought car loads
wash ye white as snow" the Iowa
River. Three Of our young men tried it
Monday evening and their friends didn't
know them, es.ss.. ss.s,,,s s,,s ;s.,s
That new bridge and grade north OF
town is pronounced a success. Rcmem-
ber,you can get in to Chelsea from the
north at any timesnow; the grade being
above high water mark sf' 's,
The Taina Herald has a correspondent.
from here, who Signs himself Sex,
We dcu't know Of any su.n ford here
lsabouts: there is the oh ford and Father.
ford west Of town, but where Oxford is
we cant to!i.s Come out Mr.. OK and show
your hords; tell US where your ford is;
do you own a farm south of the river:
are you white or a Democrat Ok? but
what eyer nation you belong to- stick tc
the truth. BE cool and you'll be hsppy.''
SAM
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN ~ by, virtue of special execution di<s
rooted to me from the Clerk of the Cir
|cuis Court Of Tnnp County, Iowa, ION q
1udgment and decree OF foreclosure, OBJ
fklned In said Court, on the 9th day Of
May, 1877 IN favor OF w. HedgeA ~
Plaintiff, and against w illiam Swartz and
Peter Eleehaas rs Defend ,nts for the sum
I;of Four Hundred kixUsSeven and Fifty
-Four Hundretiths Dol1ars, and costs tax
|: ed at Nine.and Egbty Hundredths Dol
lars and accruing costa, ! have levied
upon the following real property, taken
as the property Of said defendants, 70
satisfy said cxecn1jons I'd Wit Il - 4
~ The East Eighty Five NkIcs 'of the
North West quarter ct 6ection NO.,
F6even ID in I0wnship No. Eighty SIX
/ t60,J Nofths of Range Me- Fifteen tl5sf,
West Of Tia Oh ZEN rim Faazia conse
xna i viii offer he same for sale,
|&p6 feo< d. redeWpt5 M ID tko h18nepe9
bidder, for each ID hand on the " -
Il III nay ef 5u1ys 49, ~ 1875 z
| 81 front of the Court HUnso, ID 10led9,
h !T6ma County, lows Is ne hour ~ ~.
E6|cI61&, I'll, nj. 1T said day, when ma
where duo sttendancc win ~ given -.
lilo underittped sses his1w 81
s. II. E. Ausr1x,
Sheriff Of Tama County. 1oxs
9GNE1Bs s. k&LANp, IS e
& 4ssorpsys III ilsiati!E n: q:
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The City Council contcmplates buy ing
9 City scaas. Ipasmllch As: thc fees aris-
Ing from their use will nearly if not
quite pay for them before tie pay be-
comes due, itiwonld certainly be good
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w arrSS - fssv SnitSs QtpttES ssyAlpS Sti,nss
man thinks The Yankees arc heaihcn.s a
miss iouary from Che Celcsfialcm pie has,
it seems. ,atel.r arrived ia The city Of N.
VI. bent Or tic reformation Of our pcoi
pie. We'll, thcre, Is room S enough fot re-
formers, batI donsts:f We are ut all in
need oflthc labor OF W ..ngs Chung Nun,
or, whatever lis nsnc:maysbc-lsN seems
that We arechigh' : favored w.t. sfoseisn
notables, jus pow. Eispasck isapts 'ars
is living, and writing f.om Buckinham. J
saw by -rhc Papers some time ago that
Bismaick was feeble and had asked for
~ teppd6ya kase sof pgsence. .an
happy ia leaFr4ifst ffsIfas 6eenSS granted
One thing however puzzles me. I had
never head, that "Bssparck" had any
grahdclf' dfen but when heatells us of the
ten Saloons in Traer and seven In Rein
beck, it sounded somewhat like we might
imasiae 20 communication fioms the,
yice-clancellor of the great German En-
, intle, p containes' Bat I cong faturiite lin
M h.iying settled in SO favorable loca-
.tio1ss He esnsse to Tracrip thc forenoon
and drink through its ten Saloons and
Ahen III the AFTERNOON 10 to Reinbcek and
thisN upptlc Ifav.a Yah, So So! wonder
lfns eoplea oae lialf,live by making beer,
~ the otlScfshslf pr drinAi0g it,4 Happy,
klilab, what dseshc, care II our corn is less
Than sal,alf q crop, and the smalh grain.
growing so that it will all Lodge, and then
thpt -,tl,es .g fasshpppsrs may come and
faslfup the rest. DRINK, drink, drink;
swill, swirl, swiHy whatsif IL does drown
tie souls what II the immortasapask OF
saiseis extinguislied, and man brute hap
pill. described by St. Paul, ."In the latter
day shah comSilsa Il "a. g aEoae G6d
j. rlai(ir belly and whose end is TO sbe
|bhqpdh." ssl q ss-s sssss,s. !, .5I'..: s.,
sihst other fellow fhat Swaailasafson York
Township I guess y. q, an . ItaIiatsas Pedro
yes,a fAal "A Italian sHessysiwel sing;yes
'rnS Ita1ians are good singers a Il "a says
wsssr.sing we'll have forgotten what il
Vas hGsaia ~ sung ~ buGsI Imagine ~
@~~~1 n sSot..ps, bgnt7d lsssisf{ 81 = 80
"a a;.s.sllIatS 90 & sle sdpv, - '''''
81 n sdsss si.tist dance isEs.tissecs nv
60 honss 81 s,1s ts = 3 .sss s
wslls We have & our H. Il,,ecuiiaaisiss eseA
and sxfsy ocns PA ALI ~ ia1 y !;
,:Therc isaona ahatt dobth k6Sd ~ 1ot,
s6ns But lshfsy 4 me:d stha4a j. yses.
1asa, dta nere Asbis ,Aaf = tAibaios,d, W. a.
K sstact9As ~ n i.o.s :. - -
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5 The New Buckeye Mower is all Steel
and Iron, except the tongue, II is front
cut, and is the ncatest, lightest and best
mower in the market andperfectly safe for
the driver. G.. W. Sweat, Agt- for Toledo,
and lama City Call and giveyou orders
for the New Buckeye and you viii be
happv. ~. sT .
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acsN.ERY & SON

Are sole sagen:..s for the Champion
Reaper and Mower. 1..ncc best machine
in the world. 80, 600 sold in 1876. TOOK
first prize at the Centennial oyer q. 'ou1 ~
other machines. Is
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Inc reading room of tho Matteson
House, Chicago, contains . large number
o. Iowa newspapers. for the benefit Of the
many people frosn1IowA who stop
there. -. '1s y ''''''
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N Office Of Appointment of Apprais.

Notice of Appointaent ofApprais-
T0s11os. D. Hobssy, Non Resident, { ez-
j son and Barker, Agts. Toledo, I6aod
YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1F1ED'THAT
i Ihave this day appointed appraisers
to assess the damages which the owner
will sustain by the appropriation fer
school purposes, Of the following descri-
bed cal estate, viz:-onc quare acre of
land ten COZ rods South Of tle N. D. Cor
ncr of Sec thirty-one (3D in Lircol-,,
Township for a school house site.
Said appraisers will meet at re obova
described real estate, on air .doy mi,
21st, 1877, al 2 o'clocit.. +. i. and asses SEES
said aamages as r,rov;ss led by Section isl
Of the Codeisi r. go '',''',,s =
la pa'e 1a-- at roledo, this 18Th, day O
H. A. BEowN,
/ S.. 50-24 County Superintendent
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THE LATEST

~ ~ DALLAS, TEXAS, June 9th, 1877.
adams d French Harvester Co.
I. The Edward. and Marsh Harvesters
beaten in field trial to-day. near Sherman
Texas, by the Adams Il French Harves
ter. Poor old canvas backs.1s
Aus. H. PTETY,
Texas State Agt.
Call and leave your orders for al
Adams G, French
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L Mcssrs. Nelson & Barker have been fix.
ling up their OFFICE By. painting, papering,
Sc, SO it is one Of the neatest places in
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BRICK! BRICK /!

Now ready for sale. I am prepared to
furnish brick in. small Or large contracts
at my kiln, one aud half miles VESTS OF
Toledo. Ialso will ship to any point on
the railroad in large contracts,
- go .l;s6 JOHN WILD.
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Business Locals.
Orange drips at Bcrgers'l Try it

NOTICES under this head will be charged Ia
N cents line. each insertion
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.<sstas; - ia e ? rs n = e
Comfy Ipdepssdeslts 6reeaheek
Conrentiels a,sF. a Z !,

4.
Pc Independent voters Of Tama CQln,f
f hereby notified tomeetiu deleeats
Fentiopjn the Court House, i Toledo
lon Saturday. June 50 ii. Il 10 splqck
lS77sto elect dslsgstes tethelsdt1
Pentior, and transact such other biss
as properly hSlenes 'ts'sh Convens
-f-e sss.. % nesslzs,ssx ~ ~ e
the ca5l Of the Independent 'yofsis
anna County Iowa, 800. i 81 s'.'s ~ Z
srsk.iy.es,
are indebted ID 0uh County Aadito1
"A. Bowdie,, for The following ab-
Of assessmeqtr Of tysRa ycountj;
ior the year 1877 : 4 ylzo 4sit.,s Al.
Lots. Lott. IS 4 uaxs II 81 81
bnal pron !. :. s ioii1 81. s5s
Aoad Hropertys = -. y !, SQ 81 q Z!
Total, ". 905, 248
ns Of the Personal Property
Oauie....- =
,,o1ses =. il 3
Mules and Asses. 81 MI
si'eep 4, X y K ,upo
O"me !: :; X; ~ &
Vehicles ii s, y, 4. 4. l.
Merchas t. w ~ x. Z. \ ~ IN
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4 The Toledo Schools close this week
FridaNsAftet which there win be the
usual long summer vacation.
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Mr.. Il. o. Beatty of the Traer Clipper,
and r. G. McIntire visited Toledo Thurs
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Blanchard Cliurns, the best in the mar
kct, for sale by G. W. Sweat.
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The many friends and former patrons
sbf Dr. Doynton will be pleased TO- know
that he has again located in our midst for
thc practice of his profession. He has
moved into hclhosisc which he vacated
when he left llerc,andiwilI be found there
tile same nsif he had always staid there,
instead Of being absent ncarlytwo years.
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You can get anything you want in the
music line at Bcrger's.