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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30
KELLER LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Corn took downward tendency whom ..
N. Skies CRIB burst and let about ave hundred
bushels on the ground. Had the thief who has
been helping himself from his neighbours crib
bean present. he might have helped himself
without detection.
worse than corn-thief slipped into the Odd
Fellows lodge and stole their charter and re-
gala The friends have the thief in their
minds eye and hope soon to have him in their
grasp. All good citizens say. catch him.
Congregational services at their church each
alternate Sabbath morning, commencing the
I'd Of December. The pastor, Rev. MIR. LAM
phere, 10 young man Of ability and energy.
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Last Sunday the track Of the Paw Paw Rail
road was narrowed TO Dc the rolling stock OF
the Narrow Gauge road. BY this act the con-
nection with the Michigan Central, for which
the People Of this township PAID thirty SIX
thousand dollars, was broken. Considerable
htig alton is likely to grow out OF this act. The
People have rights In this matter that ought to
be regarded. An injunction was issued to res
train the change, but could not be served on
Mr. Ihling, the lessee Of the Paw Paw Road for
the reason. Is we are informed, that he Was sud-
denly called from home to visit friends at Jack
son. or some other place, and at the present
writing has not returned. At some other time
we may haveisomethiug to say touching the IN
terest of the People in this matter.
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OF the story element, the brightest feature
is the beginning of the new serial by Miss Al
colt. entitled Under the Lilacs, with illustra-
tons by Mary Hallock Foote. oU
The Christmas Number contains also the
opening Of q new Serial Story for Boys. tale
OF tropical life, by Gustavus Frankenstein, en-
titled Tower. Mountain, admirably illustrated
by the artists Moran and Kelley; A Portrait OF
Miss Alcott with sketch OF her life several
poems by Two Little American Girls; play,
and Christmas Carol (set to musc); and a
half dozen complete short stories, bright,
funny, exciting and pathetic, &c, &c'
The New Cover is by the English Artist,
Walter Crane, the famous designer OF Baby's
Opera.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1878,
Besides Miss Alc-tt's serial for Girls and the
three series for Boys, 10 follow each other IN
rapid succession will contain short serial
story by the Author of The Schonbergcotta
Family, and an article, Around The World 10
Yacht, Boys has been promised by brilliant
writer, now on the actual tour OF the world III
his own yacht. There will be contributions by
a Daughter OF The Famous Peter Farley, and
Letter to Young Americans, by
GEORGE MACDONALD.
The How Series of instructive papers, by var-
Gus authors, will tell How to bind your own
books Howthey NINE coal; How 10 enjoy
yourselves at home; How to be an agreeable
guest How to entertain company; How to be
a carpenter How to make an ice-boat; HOW
to build house How India Rubber is gather
ed 4: How matches are made; How money 10
made How mackerel are caught; How they
laid the Atlantic cable, How they mine IN
California How they work IN the tea.countryi
How TO be parlor magician etc. There VIII
be also series OF stories and sketches OF For
eign Life ,r
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE,
such as Old Nicolai Ga Russian story sug
among the Welsh Castles, Easter IN De.muy,
The Indians OF the Amazon, How hi'.y wa
Lost in Turkish Bazaar, Master Montesums
"a Mexican story), Hansa, the Lspp Maiden,
and many others. ..,,...,., n.
,,..,s,ant Tot,er BOX. Riddle Box, and for
Verv Little Folks, will be continued.
The four bound volumes OF st. Nicholas al
roadw r,,h;,shed are the most wonderful, beau
tifni and attractive Christmas Present for
Youne People. Each volume Is complete in
itself vols. and 2, $500 each, vols. and .,
400 each.
ps,d. Single copies, rs cents eacu.
sold by ali Book Sellers a News Dealers
sCRIBNER q CO., 743 Broadway, N. Y
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The Northerner Of last week has an item OF
= fearful mean man abusing horse by leaving
HIM standing all day IN the street. the man
being from Marcellus. The item starts in this
way: 1.-The village OF South Haven has hith.
erto enjoyed the distinction Of having the
meanest man in the country" etc. We hasten
to inform our worthy contemporary that oul
mean customer has moved.
County Clerk Williams is ont with card
Strengthening in a perfectly satisfactory man
ner that County printing business. The bids
were to be in Saturday; he went,into the coun
try, thereby being from his Office until Sunday
evening when he received the bid OF Mr.. Con
way, that Of the Day Spring reaching him still
another day later by mail. This paper was no,
and is not interested in the matter, and can
therefore accept the statement Of Mr.. Williams,
believing him to be a man OF truth.-Soutt
Haven Sentinel.
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At the monthly examination, ending Nov. 90,
the following pupils were one hundred per cent
in two studies:
Second Grade-Josie Sherman, Harry Van
Aukep, Charley Cross. Harley Breck, Glenn
Munson. Annie Whitman, Laura Searles.
Third Grade-Chsrlie Coon, Clarence Geo.
book, Fred Richardson, George Matthews,
Willie Walker, Alice Harwick, Mary Gaeger.
Minnie Nowlin, Clara Searles.
One hundred in department: Lynn McKen-
drick, Lora Glidden. Clarence OcobOck, Laura
Searles, Nora Flanders, Charlie Coon, Mildred
Nowlin, Clara Seares.
May Greenwood stood higher than any other
pupil in the fourth and fifth grades. OF the
pupils in the fourth grade Willie Roberts and
Lewie Slovenian stood highest in deport-
ment OF those in ithe fifth grade, Minnie
Shafer and Lou Wilson.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,

NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
do hereby hx aud appoint the times for
hoididg the several terms az the Circuit Court
IN the Ninth judicial Circuit for the years 1878
and 1879, as follows:
KALAMAZOO COUNTY.
Sd Monday in February.
I'd Monday in May.
4th Monday IN September.
4th Monday in November.
yam BgRES COUNTY,
I'd Monday in January.
4th Monday in March.
I'd Monday in August.
4th Monday Of OctobAr.
Given under my hand at Kalamazoo, this
18th day OF October. A. D.. 1877.
1927 JOSIAH l.. HAYES, Circuit Judge.
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New Market.

The subscriber has just opened. at the old
stand Of Geo. w. Tyler Il Co., opposite the
Dyckman House, Main street, Paw Paw. A
New Meat Market, and respectfully invites q
call from the citizens OF this place, and Will
pledge himself to furnish the best OF MEATS
at as low rates as any Market in town. Re-
member this: My Market will always be sup
Piled with the best stock the country AFFORDS
and will not be undersold- llIotf
THOMAS WILLERTON.
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Local Notices.

A CARD.--lt having been thought best by the
Directors Of the Paw Paw Railroad Co., for
good reasons, to change the gauge OF the road,
and in consequence Of such change there seems
to be some little misunderstanding by the cti-
zens, we wish to say that the change Of gauge
will in no way affect freight charges, and that
should there be any additional expense for
transferring, it will be at the expense of the
Company. JOHN IHLING,
Paw Paw, Nov. goth, ". Supt.
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Lost or stolen.

Two deeds were stolen or unlawfuly carried
away from the premises OF Yet Weston while
he was confined in Jail in Paw Paw. SevesaI
other small articles we're carried away from his
place at the same time or at different times
The place now belongs to Myra L. Carman.
People having such papers will please return
them to Yet Weston or
MYRA T. CARMAN.
Paw Paw, Nov. 25th. 1877. T1Is4ts%
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The Circuit Court adjourned on Saturday, the
Gath inst. without day.
Sneed received his sentence on that day-sol-
itary confinement for life in the State Prison
! at Jackson. He is here in Jail yet, as are also
Yet Weston and the Carmsn. The prisoners
sentenced TO the Ionia OF House Correction
were taken thither on Tuesday.
Four pairs Of ill-mated mortals were released
from their matrimonial thraldom, to-wit
Scott Russell from Caroline p. Russell.
Mary A. Newell from John Newell.
Charles Dyer from Frances j. Dyer.
Charles w. Japhet from Jennie Japhet.
In Justice Noyes' court things begin to wear
q more business-like aspect. On Saturday last
Jun Robinson-the incorngible Jim-was up
charged with being drunk and disorderly. The
front end OF the charge he had concealed about
his person. and it required no great stretch Of
the imagination to infer that he was guilty Of
the latter, 30 he will edify the others Of Nat.
Thomas boardsrs for the next fifteen days with
his views on the Darwinian theory and the
great loss sustained by his race dim g moke)
by miscegenation.
On the 23d warrant was issued for the AZ
rest Of one George williams, living IN Decatur
township. who is charged with larceny. From
the following return TO the warrant ii looks a.
though George had moved: ''E Plunbus Uni
corn-E George Williams. Non comsubibus in
swampo-iti % potitis."
On the Goth complaint was lodged by one
Of our hotel proprietors against one Jeremiah
Morgan. wide moutheo, blatant, communist,
and an itinerant spectacle vendor, Hho bad
swelled around here for several DAYS, and then
skipped out without reckoning with his host.
An officer was dispatched to Berrisn Springs
after the slippery Jerry, who will probably re-
duce his avoirdupois on corporation hash for .
while.
John F. Stansberry and Dayton Butler have
been indulging their evil propensities in dis
turbing religious meetings in Antwerp. The
former plead guilty to the charge on Wednes-
day evening, and goes to jail for ten days in
default OF 80 and costs. Butler Is yet to be
heard from.
There are two or three other gentlemen() OF
this Xix who are just itching to have one Of
Kiraes soothing plasters applied to their cor
porosites, and they'll get it-sure.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30

Tip Odds has left the venerable ark he used
to drive, and now makes his appearance at the
depot twice a day with genuine stage coach
and four horses. a railroad, cen though it be
. narrow gauge, cannot make half the Stir and
sensation that is caused by the arrival and de-
parture of the old-tima coach.-I.awrence Ad-
vertiser.
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We we're shown one day last week pure Po-
land China boar pig, about months old, which
Mr.. L. w. Beals, OF the southeast corner of
Lawrence township had purchased from Chas.
W. Jones, ESQ.,, OF Richland, Kalamazoo Co.
and which he intends keeping to improve his
stock. This pig is perfect model, il we are a
judge of what hog should be, and we doubt
not Mr.. Bears enterprise will be appreciated
by the farmers Of his vicinity-many OF whom
are giving much attention to the raising of su-
perior stock We learn that Mr.. j. paid s25
for this pig.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NUMBER
of st. Nicholas, OF which 100000 sopies will be
issued. may be gained from the following :
There are poems by Henry W. Longfellow and
William Cullen Bryant; fine hitherto unpub'
lished sketch Of Boy Life, by the Late Theo-
dore Winthrop; and a short story by the author
OF Alice In Wonderland: new fairy story.
Sweet Majoram Day, by Frank II. Saocktou,
The Peterkins' Cbarades, by DR. j. G.. Holland,
and q comparison between the manners Of
Young folks in old times and nowadays, by
Gail Hamilton.
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Tha story Of Hilton Ketchum's being shot at
South Haven, his death and private burial in
Ginges still has q mystery about it. Kotchum's
mother who resides at Ganges, says she has
received a letter from him at Hartford since
the report Of his being shot. Now some one
was shot, and died from the effect OF the wound
Who was it?
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The First Baptist church will be re-dedicated
next Sunday, Dec. I'd. Services at 81 p. m.
Sermon by Rev. NJ. G.. Hodge, ID. D., Of Kala-
mazoo. Morning and evening services will
also be held, and ministers from abroad are
expected to occupy the pulpit. A cordial invi-
tatlop to all
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30

Brother Conway, OF The NoRTHERNER is the
happy man who secured the county printing
III he don't get sick of his elephant" before he
gets through with it he will be lucky. The hab-
1t OF doing printing just for the fun of 1t, is
novelty that has attractions only for Paw Paw
printers.-Decatur Republican.
From the above it is quite clear that Bro.
Buff don't understand that kind Of elephant, y
nor how to make money out OF him. We are
neither tired nor ''sick" of him, and shan't give
him up just yet for he is proving to be per-
feet bonanza, which, " we'll worked" will pro-
duce a great fortune for somebody. We are
just now reaping great harvest OF gains from
him and OF course feel quite jubilant at being
the lucky possessor of such sturdy brute.
Now, Buff, we will tell you secret, and it ID
something they don't know down in 'Jarsey. /"
whence You escaped: when this animal came
to us, we sat down and looked him over very
carefully with view OF realizing the best re-
suits while bs remained on our hands. We re-
membered that, unlike yourself, we did not
come here to teach the people politics from
the office-holder's standpoint. nor yet like il
Of the Dsy-Spring. who emigrated into this
baiiwick, little over year ago. to regulate"
us old settlers. So, having no complications OF
that kind. all we had to do was to go to work
and make a good thing out of it. At first we
thought Of buying the paper on tick, and after.
wards paying for it in "white-backs :" but that
wouldn't work. as the railroads had got ''cor-
ner on that kind OF currency. We next thought
we would use Swamp mud" for ink but then
we remembered that Blaclman would find fault,
and the next time he wrote resolution" fol-
the Supervisors he would put in clause some
where saying it wasn't "nice, so we abandoned
that idea, and concluded to use 'lampblack and
OIL" Having cyphered the thing out, we went
to work to make the most out Of our "ele-
plant" and find that we are making money-in
fact are getting rich We have at this time
printed forty-eight pages OF the proceedings OF
the Board OF Supervisors and from careful
computation find that we are making fifteen
cents from every form Of four pages. Sick 2
Bah it isn't every day that such opportunities
to make fortune offers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30

SHr1oH's SYSTEM vITALzER. We are suthsr-
lied to guarantee this remedy for the
cure Of Dyspepsis. Inactive Liver. Sour Stom-
ach Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Coming
up Of Food, Yellow Skin, and General Languo
and Debility. You who are suffering from
and will you continue to suffer when you can
be cured on such terms? It is for you to de-
termine. Sample bottle, 10 cents regular
size IS cents.
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Breedsville has musical and literary asso
citation, and the members will give an enter
tainment December 4th, the proceeds Of which
are to be used for the purchase OF a church
organ.
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The Thomas Smoothing
and DriIl.HarrOW Co.

This Company will exchange the territory OF
the Counties Of Van Buren,, Cass, Bernen and
st. Joseph, Mich, for 40 or 80 acres OF unim-
proved land IN either OF these Counties, and
pay some cash. These Counties should yield
man from 81 900 TO e1, 500 per year in the busi-
ness. Address
THOMAS SMOOTHING HARROW CO.,
1lS2t9 Myers Block, Toledo Ohio.
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A song for the times: II you've horse you
treasure and would not loose to tramps, now
write down its description, or mark Its hide
with stamps; so that when - stole" the sheriff
can well the steed portray. Then all who see
may know it, and restore to you straightway.
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Yesterday Thanksgiving services were held at
the Methodist Protestant church OF Porter.
The services commenced at half past ten O'Clock
in the forenoon with praise and thanksgiving.
In the evening the pastor, Rev. o. L. Murray,
delivered an address on the "Origin and Ne
cessity for Thanksgiving and Praise"
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DIEp.-at the residence Of HIS son, in this
village, at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, No.
vember oath, Isaac Van Fossen, Esq, aged 81
years, 2 months and 8 days.
MIR. Van Fossen was born in Ontario county,
New York, Sept. 10th $780, Was soldier in
the American army in the war Of 1912 between
the United States and Great Britain "a Free
and Accepted Mason at the time OF the great
anti-mason- Morgan excitement in New York.
He moved to Michigan with his family in the
spring Of 1888, and settled fourteen miles west
Of Jackson-entering and owning the land on
which is now situated the village of Concord. -
Was the first post master and first justice OF
the peace IN the town OF Concord, when Michi-
gan was o Territory-by trade miller and
mill-wright, which business he followed from
early manhood until the infirmltIes OF age com
PEELED HIM to retire from active business life in
1857 when he came to reside at Paw Paw. He
married Miss Mary Codding, Of Bristol, New
York. who bore him eleven children, five OF
whom are now living, to-wit A. Van Fossen
of Sullivan, Ind; Mrs. N. c. Mather, OF Hem
lock Lake, New York; |. W. Van Fossen. OF
Paw Paw; Thos. d. Van Fossen, Of Missouri
and Capt. Wilbur H. Van Fossen, Of lndiana;-
the former three Of whom were present at the
funeral.
Deceased was distinguished for his honesty,
intelligence, conscientlousness and great indus
try-was christian gentleman and true and
faithful friend.
The funeral services were at the residence oil
L. WAN Fossen, on Monday, Nov. 26, at
p. m, and were conducted by the Masonic fra
ternity, OF which order deceased had been q
worthy member for 66 years-probably the old
est Mason in the county.
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Permanent health is the greatest boon we
can ask. This can be insured as far as Neural
gia. rheumatism, Scatlca. Tic Douloureux
Diphtheria and all nervous diseases are con-
cerned by freely using " Lawson's Curative"
the soothing properties OF which will remove
all pain.
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A farmers institute will be held in this place
January 18th and 18th, programme of which
will soon be issued. Professors Kedze and
Ingersoll and President Abbott of the Agri-
cultural College, will be present
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The National Grange has been in session at
Cincinnati for the past week, and among the
officers for the ensuing year J. J. Woodman, OF
this place, was elected Overseer, and Mrs.
Woodman, Pomona.
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f. y. HATHAWAY A. CO


IN, sHEETRIoN, AND COPPER WARE
North side OF Main street, opposite the Cour
House, Paw Paw, Michigan.
All orders, In their line, promptly attended to.
T.. L. HATHAWAY ,S co
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The members of the three sections OF Ma
sonry in South Haven, the Council, Chapter
and Star Of the Lake, have made arrangements
to have public installation OF their newly
elected officials Thursday evening, December
9th. An address will be delivered on the oc-
are nerfected
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CECOND SIGHT OR. MOD.
EhsN CI.AaIsVOHANC E.

her. or send their photograph, perfect dag
noss OF their diseases, with prescription. Ds-
ecribe the most marked events af their past,
present and future life. Predict success and
failure IN business, and point out a career 10
which they are best adapted.
Terms, One Dollar,
I'D" Medical Examinations Free.
Z. o. Box, 513. Paw Paw, Mich. 1921
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We received a call on Friday last from Rev.
o. E. Murray. pastor Of the Methodist church
OF Porter. and Rev. Mr.. Byers. the predecessor
OF Mr.. Murray, but now Of the NJ. E. Confer
ence of Indiana
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Mrs. Fidelia w. Gillett, who, it will be re-
membered. preached tne sermon in this place
one evening last summer, has settled in New
Sharon, Wis.,, as pastor OF the Universalist
church there
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We know all who have seen them will agree
with rs in stating that the appearance Of the
reading room windows have lately been i'm
proved. John Shrine was the artist.
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The friends and acquaintance OF Mrs. r. G.
Nash will be panied to learn that that lady's
eyes, which have been badly affected since her
childhood, have entirely failed her.
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$4,000 die annually by neglectiDg Cough.
Cold or Group often leading to Consumption,
find the grave. Why will you neglect so i'm
portant . matter when You can get at our store
Shioh's Consumption Cure, with the assurance
Of speedy recovery. For soreness across the
Chest or Lungs or Lame Back or Side, Shiloh's
Porus Plaster gives prompt relief
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Christmas Is coming. For proof, see the in.
creased attendance at Sunday schools.
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Died-In Bloomingdale, Nov. %, Mrs. Sarah
Barnett, aged &C years.-In Bloomingdale
on the goth inst, Miss Rosie Allen, aged 16
yeArs
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The Glendale farmers are happy, having se-
cured their crops in excellent condition, and
they (the farmers) are now prepared to enjoy
the winter
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Charles Fox, of waverly, and Miss Ella
Chase, Of Glendale, were married Nov 14th. at
the residence OF the brides father.
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Married-In Breedsville, Nov. 2lst, Eugene
westcott, of Bangor, and Miss Jane Finley, of
Hartford.--Nov. 22d, by Philemon Bush.
Esq, William Palmer and Miss Grace Brooks,
all OF Waverly.
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After Monday next Z. z. Hathaway d Co.
will carry line Of groceries in their peddling
wagon.
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The horse thieves have extended their OPP
eratiops into Ailegan county, and equine prop.
erty is now Of very uncertain tenure.
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Thanksgiving services were held at the Pre-
byteran church, Rev. s. NJ. wilkie preaching
the sermon.
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We understand that the members OF the Free
Baptist Society are making arrangements for
first-class concert, to be given in the near
future.
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Chronic Diseases.

Persons afflicted with any form of chronic
disease or weakness should read the ADVERTISE
ment OF DIR. Bruce ia another column of this
paper, which will inform them what he treats
and cures, and OF the equitable plan on which
he does business. l179lv
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II you wish 10 buy the best parior stove
made you viii have none but SHOWS. II has
more good points than any other stove msoe
Don't buy till YOU see the Snow stove
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Eggs are being shipped by the carload from
Decatur 70 the Black Hills.