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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-01-26
THOMAS Ii. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

Would respectfully announce to the
public that be is prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc. ,
in his line, and will guarantee satisfac-
ton in all work rendered him.
A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept q, l872-ly-July 10, 1878.
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Latest Markets.
MITWAuEEE

Il GRAM Wheat No. 1, hard, Sill; No. 1,
s1;1o; No. 2, sl.oS;; seller August, s1.o6s;
No. 2, 42c. Oats, No. 2, 2311 Rye, No. 1
5119c, Barley, No. 2, seller September, CSC. +.
GRA1N-Wheat, No. 2 Chicago spring
$1064 cash; $1.O54 seller August; $3.50
1878 seller September; 9519c seller the year;
No. 8, Chicago, OF, Corn, 4214c cash !; 1870
seller September; 1870 seller October; reject
September; sSIc: seller October; rejected, isc.
Rye, No. 2, Size cash. Barley, Csc cash.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork $12.4O cash; So. 371% sell
Ter September; $12.4219 seller October. Lard,
$S.25 cash and seller September; $3.50 seller
October. Bulk meats, shoulders, Sc; short
rib, &c; short clear, SIC for boxed t#s
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FDk NAI.E Lease and fixtures of Restaura nj
:, In st. Paul doing large frstrciass
business Address NEWSPAPER UNION, paul,
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Minneapolis Business Directory

SMITH SCRIBNER, b29 Washington Ave. g.. JOB
p bers and Retailers In Hardware CUTLERY Tin and
Pressed Ware, Paints Oils. Coopers tools specially
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Thirty years. experience proves the Graefen-
berg Vegetable Pills to be the mildest and most
effective medicine ever known for the complete
cure OF Headache, Biliousness, Liver Conn.,
plants, Nervousness, Fevers and diseases of
Digestion. Sold everywhere; price rs cents
perbox. Senp for almanacs. Noyes Bros. &
Cutler, st. Paul, Agents for Minnesota.
GRAEFENBERa Co., New York.
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Plain Facts for Advertisers to Read and
Consider.

The Springfield (lNassachusetts) Daily Union
has la1yer circulation in Springfield and with
in radius of twenty five miles, than aaey ot7,e,
Journal. al$ s$$ts #EE$# #
has erci'ca1ation, local and general, than a,a
ot'e, aoeehly newspaper io Ne,v England outside
OF Boston, The Union is not only the best ocz-
pe1tiss'ag medium, but also the cheapest. ,s@;
For terms, address Clark w. Bryan 81 Co.,
Publishers, spring feld, Mass, or wri te or apply
the United States and Canada. Sample copies
of either the daily or weekly Union sent free
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Caution to the Public.

We understand there are unprincipled gro
GERS and dealers who palm off on unwary pur-
chasers Yeast Powder in bulk, or loose, for
the genuine DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. For
the protection of housekeepers and the public
generally, we are authorized to state that the
genuine DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is sold only
in cans. Always refuse to take it except in
cans, securely labeled. The fac-simile sigma
ture of DooLEY & BROTHER, the manufac-
eturrs, is plainly printed on each label
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THE proprietors of Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup gave me the virtual formula of this
medicine. Knowing from this that it must
be of value, recommended it to my custom
ers. An experience with it Of six years has
shown me that it has no superior. have
sold by far more bottles during that six years
than OF any similar preparation. I consider
it safe in all cases. 5Gl NJ S%
w. H. SCOTT, NJ. D., Friendship, N. Y.
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.agee's Fulton Market.

II q 10 80 St., near Wabashayv, st. Pau
: Visitors to city respectfully invited to ca TrpN
s,s MODERATE. 80. -
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G | !"

Says Boston Physician "has equal as blood puri
fer. Hearing of its many wonderful cures after all
other remedies had failed visited the Laboratory and
convinced myself of its general merit It is prepared
from barks roots and herbs each of which IS highly
effective and they gre compounded in such manner
as to produce astonishing results" ~ 4
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!LARK HOUSE-Most popular house in Minneapo
~ lis; new and newly furnished; rstclass IN ali reg
spects. Terms 81 per day. n. @. BRACKETT Prom. -
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St. Paul Business Directory

MI oNEY TO LOAN on improved farms at low rates n
M Minnesota and Wisconsin. Chas Etheridpe 1T Pani
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shooting the alas. n.ll..

New York Express; The most extras
ordinary shooting ever witnessed In
this city, was the successful attempt
made last night at Gilmore's Garden by
Captain A. II. Bogsrdus, TO break one
thousand glass balls in one hundred
consecutive minutes. The power of
endurance to say nothing Of the accu-
racy in firing, necessary to accomplish
the task, was in itself a wonderful
physical pllDrt. After missing the first
ball no broke them so rapidly that the
two young men that filled the traps
were kept busy lodging the captain 8
gun, The first five hundred balls were
broken with eleven minutes to spare,
and the entire thousand in one hour,
seventeen minutes and forty seconds,
leaving the captain the victor by TWEEN
ty-two minutes and twenty seconds,
Mr. +. q. Harris acted as referee, DR.
Sanborn as time-keeper, and Mr. Banks
~ scorer. The last hundred and fifty,
five balls were broken without a miss,
and only one thousand and twenty eight
were sprung from tho trap to enable the
captain to accomplish the feat To
those interested in cunning the perior.
nance was not only wonderful, but
will boar frequent repetition in this
city, and it is to be hoped that the
captains skill and endurance may be
taken as patterns by those interested
in cunning, either AZ amateurs or pro
'sessionals.
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81. Louis Republican The officers al
the barracks last night rendered a sere-
made TO General Grant, at the Lindell
hotel. The arsenal band, at 10 o'clock
took position in the parlor hall on the
second floor. and executed some fine
pieces OF music, commencing with "Hail
70 the Chief" and followed a new ar.
rsngement Of IIomewsrd the Swallows
Fly" The Last Rose Of Summer"
"Potpoufri," etc.
Quite collection Of persons and the
hotel guests we're present. H
General Grant In due time made his
appearance, accompanied by Mrs. Grant
and followed BY retinue Of friends.
marched from their rooms 10 the grand
parlow where the general received and
shook hands with all who came forwardt
Among those favored with little cha
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rhs DuBareAry Hep or Oiasaiesi
Mlloh,

II IN n good thing 10 know that the
classical features OF feminine apparel
arctic be- properly developed. A FASH.
ion magazine describes how this Ia 70
be accomplished, IL appears that "a
strong elastic IL attached ~ one garter,
lust above tho knee, carried over and
fastened TO the other''--garter, we
suppose thus the length OF the steps
taken by the wearer - regulated and
the classical folds OF the costume ra.
main nndisturbed.p This elegant fea-
ture OF tying back the lady inste d
Of her dress, or very likely OF
tying them both back, In In
trodloed from Paris, OF course. Just
an the American women were crowd
Ing themselves 70 the front and maxi
ing rapid strides toward that freedom
which woman has time out OF mind
handed, comes this hitch TO the
progress OF the sex. To be sure II Ia an
elastic hitch, buy II IL all the same q
hitch, and we have lurking suspicion
that II may make the Dundreary hop
very common thing on our promen-
AIDES. There can DO no doubt this re-
strainlng elastic will become imme-
diately popular In this country; its
ample Recommendation Is found In the
fact that II is ONE OF the splendors OF
Paris, and II Is so purely classical. 1t
has sometimes been feared that class
| ical things were too much neglected
| OF late years; that danger Is now hap
ply passed. II the elastic does ita
duty the classics are safe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

No more grateful order, so far MS the
South is concerned, could have been
made than the one assigning General
Hancock TO the task of removing the
troops from the State house at Columbia
South Carolina, Hancock is greatly
beloved in our section, and no man ever
held public confidence by better right
than he, When the wild passions of
war were surging over the land, this
great man held high command in the
victorious army of the Union, aad when
in command of the department of New
Orleans, when native Texans applied
for military rather than civil law, he
refused and ON every occasion, by every
possible mode of expression, he has
sought 10 make the military subservient
to the civil power. The task assigned
him by the president, the other day,
must have been very grateful one in
deed 10 tho feelings of the man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07
TEXAS AND B0ST0N.

The DALLAS (Texas) HERALD says that
"had Boston used the money in Texas
with which she rebuilt Chicago in 1872,
instead Of reapingle less than five per cent.
per annum, she would be receiving
twenty-five. and have provided labor,
paying, healthy labor, for all the oper-
atives she has, or could have left, not
Boston alone but Massachusetts,, and.
indeed, oil New England" That is
possible, and yet it would not have
looked business,like TO invest $4,000,
900 in terra bl;og,itd which in 1872 was
not under as settled government AS
could have been desired. When we
have another such sum to invest out of
town, let Texas send up her agents and
have talk with our syndicate over the
beer and pretzels.- Boston PoH.
Texas was. just at The time mention.
ed by the Post, shaking off the shackles
OF radicalism by which she had been
bound, and was truly tsre iaecgaiia TO
tho outside conshhaionai world But
that is all now only an unpleasant mem.
DRY Of thepast, and when Boston has
any reserved capital to invest. she can
not possibly find field where she can
do so 10 as much advantage as in Texas.
When she does conclude to move in
this direction, she will do good thing
for her own dispiritei and idle work
people.
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valuable Diamonds.

You should SEQ the diamonds that
Janausehek wears, The ring was given
10 hor by Grand Duke John, Of Austria,
and 10 a single stone weighing 10 l'2
karats, of the purest water, and Tiffany
of New York has u standing oiier OF
$4,000 for tho stone and VI 600 10 tho
person who will induce tho owner 70
part with il, The earrings ARE single
stones weighing between nine aud ton
karats, and presented 10 her by the
King of Holland. The cross IL Of Etrus-
can gold, and single stone embelliaheH
IL, weighing between nine and ton
karats, and given tho owner by the Car
of Russia, The four stones are valued
AZ $40 900 10 100000
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,l'HE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
/ DAlI,AS-In the Com m issiOu al n COlirt

,u,HE STATE OF 1EXAS, COUNTY OF
l. DALLAS--In the Com missiOner's Court.
Special Term, A. ID. 1877. Wednesday, March
q, 1877. Whereas, on the 10Th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1877. upon application OF the
requisit number Of freeholders of Justices
Precincts Nos. 2, and O. In Dallas county,
Texas, an election was ordered by IT, Is court
to determine whether the sale OF intOxica-
ting liquors should be prohibited within the
limits of said precincts; aid, whereas, In
pufsuan o OF said petitions and the orders OF
this court, an election was held In said pre-
cinots on the nth day OF March, 1877, con-
forming in all reapects to the recurrence Is
of the law In suoh cases made and provided
aud, whereas, at said election majority of
the votes cast in each Of said precincts was
for prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating liq-
uors within the limits thereof, IL Is, there
fore, ordered by the court tnat the sale ofin-
toxicating liquors is absolutely prohibited
within the linlis OF said Justices Precincts,
except for the purposes specified in section
one Of an act Of the Legislature of the State
ofTexas, approved June "A, 1875.
A true copy from the minutes.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court, at office In the city of Dallas, this 9th
day of March, A. d, 1877.
'-F ''"@ A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
BY II. ID. RAwLrSs, Deputy. mh36dlt-w4
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Deal gently wI,h the stomach.


Do not rack II with violent purgatives or
permanently impair Its tone with indisesti-
bic drugs OF any kind; but, IL your digestion
Ia impaired, your liver out OF order, your
frame debilitated, or nervous system I'M
strung, use that wholesome and agreeable
Alternative and tonic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters, which will certainly afford you the
desired relief. None OF the ofiieinsl rene
dies eau compare with II In restorative o..
ficscy, and as medicinal stimulsnt II Is by
far the most desirable as well as popular mr.
ticle o'its elasa Its basis, the essential
principle OF sound rye, Ia the best possible
agent for Fastening The action OF the botan.
10 ingredients which II holds In solution,
and those ingredeents are the most effica-
eioas which chemistky extracts from the
vegetable kingdom, and medical science ap
piles 10 the cure OF disease.
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sold Refiable."

There are many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease. Chronic Nasal Ca
tarrh, but none which have given genera
satisfaction aud become acknowledged stan
dard preparations, except DIR. saRe's Catarrh
Remedy. 1t continues to enjoy an unprece-
.dented popularity. This reputation has been
earned through the permanent cares which
1t has wrought, having proved itself spe-
ellie In the worst forms OF the disease.
plerce's Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away at drug stores.
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For April has made Its appearance, and with
II comes Illustrations Of n most varied and
dies OF the White House from Martha WASH
mgton down TO Lucy Webb Hayes all about
the famous Tower OF London; Pine Forest
Industries; Southern Scenes; Manufacture OF
Indian Shawls and h most OF other subjects;
besides entertaining stories and instructive
information on MANY popular subjects, po
etry, wit, humor, etc, etc. from the pen OF
celebrated authors. II Is certainly the cheap
est and one of the ost thorough maya.
zlnes in the world. $3.50 TO Frank Leslie, 537
Pearl street, New York, will secure copy OF
the MONTHLY, postpaid, for one year.
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TnE Corsicana Index dssents from
Colonel Mills consure of Mr.. 1'ilden
and the Northern Democrats. The
expression on the part of Colonel NJ,
was much too frank and honest for
these times, But frankness and politi,
cal honesty are just rare enough to be
greatly valued when found, and 80 the
people regard the expressions which
tho Inder cavils ut.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

THE present intelligent management
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad is fast diverting from the old
channels the trade which formerly
found outlet through them, As each
year passes away this rich boon will
grow more valuable, and a double
track through the entire line, will
be one of the necessities Rof the near
future. Other competing lines should
make note of this, and if possible
find solution.
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y By the time Secretary Thompson has
seen a half dozen war ships, it is
thought, he will be able to handle our
navy like a bull>whanger does whip
cracker. Thompson was born great,
and great sailor at that. lie did not
have to waste the early years of his life
catching crabs, in order to iit him for
naval honors,
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The Plymauth.

Vicksburg Herald: The object Of the
visit of the ship Of war Plymouth to
this port is ascertained. The New Or.
leans Times states that the trip of the
vessel here is made upon the suggestion
of various gentlemen who own a large
tract of heavily timbered land near
vicksburg. with the design of discover.
ing whether the location and timber
would guarantee the establishing of
navy.yard at this point. While we have
not much faith in this assertion, we
will DO glad 10 welcome the vessel to
or wharf. 81
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0yzRsToLz has been elected mayor of
ST. Louis, bya very heavy majority
Here Is another iorcible lesson TO those
who believe the Democratic party ought
to disintegrate, and who bolt its regular
nominations, We rejoice with the true
men of the party, in that city, over this
splendid victory.
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The Jefferson limp" cody publishes
the following, If collins Ram" will
work up all the war material at hand
in and about the office, he'll DO n busy
fellow for one week, at all events
Theeditor Of this paper having some
important business TO attend to, Mr. r.
Il, Collins will have entire control Of
the paper for one week after this date
Should he offend anybody we are not
responsible, but they must look tc
Collins Ram.
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VIVA, rt Take. 90 Feed Paris.

1t required 67S,624 partridges, 1921
pheasants, 5,O6S grouse, 1907 snipe,
l66,993 quals, l,S62,l33 larks, l0,3Og
blackbirds, 5S6,225 turkeys, GAL ,6l3
ducks, 5,34l $40 chickens, l,5S7, 2S5 pig.
cons, 2,226,4 AS rabbits, S00,37l geese,
1887 hares, 636, 572 warren rabbits, etc,
to supply the Parisians last year-at
least that amount was taken into the
ciiv f'E H.H..H .I
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Wrpublish the correspondence rela-
tive to the recent tax law, as sim.
pie act Of justice to Mr. Lang, because
he has been falsely charged with its
authorship. Texas is q poor country in
which topersecute man, We have
seen many instances where it has been
attempted, and wo have never seen the
prosecutor prosper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

WEaro very greatly obliged TO gu
correspondents, among the farmers, for
their prompt response to our request
for crop items. Our Cook county let
tor will DO found interesting, il il is but
brief
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were Col, y, NJ, Joel, Grants old quar-
termaster al Pilot Knob, and some other
yoluntee, veterans OF the line The 90
oasion as y pleasant one TO the partlol
pants
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DAY ny DAY the crop prospects in this
state brighten, From every quarter
the most cheering reports reach US. SO
far the season, though late, has been In
every other respects most favorable.
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A Pocket Full of Money

Amounts to very little when health Is
gone. To enjoy life, a good appetite, sound
digestion elastic limbs, take TUrr's Pills.
Then, II you are poor, you win be happy; II
rich, you can enjoy your money. All Drug
glst's keep them.
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vow NEED NOT FEAR

that people will knew that your hair Is
dyed II you use that perfect imitation OF ma.
ture, Tuvr's Hair Dye. No one can detect 1t.
1t imparts soft, glossy color and fresh lilo
10 the halr--a want never before supplied.
n arlh.lw
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Attorneys at Law.
Physicians and Surgeons.

Jno. H. Morton, M. d., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner San Jacinto and Harwood sis,
alias, Texas, Calls to the country promptly
ttanded. #EH& oetMlm
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A Margaret Draper, of Bos-'
ton-conducted the first newspaper in
America, $50 says Boston authority
The Declaration Of independence was
printed by Mary Catherine Goddard.
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WE have an interesting gossippy
letter from our Galveston oorrespon.
dent, alpha" this morning. II Is well
worthy perusal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

IT Is not likely that more than
ono-half OF the gubernatorial aspirants
in this State, will live TO zee their fond
hopes bear fruit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-07

J,OR SALE-On ten years time, thirty
L thousand acres OF good land (old sur
veys) In Grayso Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
raut, Erath, Hamilton, johnson, and other
counties. Also, other lands, and city prop
erty, on the usual terms. W. q. Sickles, los
Cam street, Dallas, Texas. mrhll-lm
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How re-assuring II Is TO have tho as'
ISOLATED press report every morning
"No Southern appointments to-day
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TT A.SCEVA S'PIANO R0OMS-bOi lain
Ill street, Dallas, Texas. Pianos and Or
gans sold cheap for cash or on installnients.
Gall and exam ne, or send for circulars.
~ al, %. rot
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The Palmer House at Chicago, is said
to have over $4,000 worth of bron2es
distributed about as ornaments.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United States Ds
trict Court at Tyler. Office, All Elm street
Dallas, Texas. Speciality in all matters 10
bankruptcy, Proofs of debt taken through.
out the United States. Charges reasonable
Hept2}dlm
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For Sale or Eschanos,

ID PROPERTY city property or email
i improved FARM nn eIool!6nl Two story
brick dwelling H. Galveston, with All mod
ern improvements, on corner lot, WIN
stable, olalaTns, ete, Adolphe klug Goa
real estate brokers, 2Oi Main street -.
apTld6wit
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Miscellaneous Wants.

XyrANTED--THe DAILY HERALD OF July
w and 4, 1875. Twenty-Five cents each
VIII be paid for them at this office.-Apl7 u.
STRAYED OR SToLEN-Two small roam
- Ponies; one o mare, heavy built, spit
hoof ON one fore foot, branded and con-
nected on left shoulder; the other horse,
light build, with bald face, and three white
feet, branded c 9 on left shoulder, p. o. on
left hip. The ander will be rewarded mt the
office OF Stone n Heating, Dallas, Texas
apr3
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General Grant will spend a week in
Chicago with Colonel Fred. Grant, and
a week at Ithaca with the younger son,
who il at Cornell. hn".'
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JACKs DELIGHT--A nice drink AT the
d MERCHANTS Exchange, opposite y. Loeb
n Co. ON Elm street. aprl.2.
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II AR-Stock and fixtur' OF a neat sample
ID room in good location, address q.
Box llOl postOffice 9prl2t
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NOR sALE--A good Cow and Calf, cow
j. one-half Durham. Inquire second white
cottage back OF Trinity Iron Works. Q, Il.
Hosnier, apr3
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oARDERs-A gentleman and wife M
ID boarders In n private family. Terms
moderate, and no other boarders Address
A. b., Heral Onice. hpri-W