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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-04

Little Rock, Jan. 3-The weather
is milder. River still frozen.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING FROM POOR
PEOPLE.
New York, Jan. "a Harrisburg
special 10 the Herald says: Sam'l s.
Bigler, late president Of the city
bank Harrisburg, which suspended
several months ago, and his two sons,
: one the cx cashier, have been arrest
ed on charges OF conspiracy to de-
fraud, procure embezzlemene, and OF
obtaining money under false pretcnses.
The bank failed with lab ,lities ag.
gregating s35o,ooo while the assets
will not, reach more $4,000. Over
fourteen hundred persons, most Of
the poorer classes, had deposits in.
the Institution Of which they will
fealize probably 10 or 10 cents on the
dollars.
INTERNAL Ry.FE.sst L
Washington, Jan 4-Theg and total of
internal revenue receipts for 'he six months
ending Dec 3oth. is s57 9s5,6o5.
CLERKS REPLACED.
Fifty recently discharged employees of
the bureau of engraving and printing have
. been replaced.
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION.
New York. Jan 4--The fourth annual
convention OF the Inter. Collegiate Literary
Association WIS held odsy. A meeting
OF the presidents of the various colleges
was also held at the same place, and DR.
McCosh read paper reviewing the history
os the association, commending the manner
In which II was cond Jcted. and foreshad
owing for it q brilliant and prominent fu
ture Ten colleges were represented 10 ths
contest IN oratory The first prize WAS
awarded to Frank Foster Laird, of Hamil.
ton college. and the second to Samuel
Donglass Dodge, of Williams collese.
H.i.IfrIs LEGIsLATpRE
Springfield, Jan. 4-Thc senate thI
morning elected Plumb, democrat, az pre-
siding officer, and the house elected Shaw
speaker. The canvass for sens,orship Il
proceeding in 40 sninsted manner.
KILLING AND AAssLIsa POLICEMEN.
Centre City, Mo, Jan. 4-The
body OF Chas. Bielefcl member o
the mounted police, was discoyere,
on the track of the ST. Louis, kansa
City y Northern Railroad, four mile
from here this morning, terribly man
gled aud cut. Another polioemal
was badly beaten, his RIBS broken an,
otherwise injured, The police ar
very reticent about the murder. M
n1etons highway .robbories have bee
committed lately and the theory i
thai Bleleheld WAS ( lied b roshers
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-04
MilW aux co

Milwaukee, JAa. 4.
WHEAT --lt,c lower; closing arm; ia'A for
cash; sss COR February; sos. Tor March; No
5, Ii7.
CORN Qnist at. $40
oATS-asc.
RYK-7Ac
BARLEY-s3c.
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Various Items of News.
MISCELLANEOUS

SOUTHERN WEATHER
Little Rock, Jan. 3-The weather
is milder. River still frozen.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING PROM poor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New Yort.
New York. ian. !,
Money per ecu,
Gold loeS.
Governments dell and STEADY
Stocks active and steady
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-04
OREGON INVESTIGATION.

To-mofroY the senate committee
on privileges and elections will take
testimony in relation to the Oregon
matter Grover and Augustus
Wheeler, manager, Of the telegraph
at Salem, will be examined
RLuE JEANS LAW MAKERS.
/ Indianapolis ban 4--Both 4 houses
Of the general assembly conveyed this
marnlng.
StLouis I'm. IA special from
Sherman, Texas says fire Yesterday
morning a, Bon Honme burned
twelve business houses. Loss hun
dred thousand dollars. Partially In .
sufed.
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.
Labelling OF the supreme court of Lousi-
ana, testified before The senate committee
this morning AS. TO the general iniimda-
ton of cnlored republicans in Ouschita by
means Of armed bodies of democrats, and
said his nephew, DR.. 'Dirkgrave, tax col.
lector. was killed, he believed by members
of the democratic party for
organizing the republican party.
Diukarave had told him he had been warn
ed Lndeling's s,atament was written. 1t
contradeted McEuers's in important par,
ticulars,
Salisbury asked If he was no, the Lud-
cling referred 10 in Wallace's reports to the
supreme court in the case Of jackson vs..
Ludeling,
The witness replied in the affirmative
and made statement e1operatinE himself
from the structures contained there In.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOT ICE!
To all whom it may concern !;

WHEREAS the Commissioner Of the Gepers
Land once. in letter dated July :. 1874, ordered
that the lands in Township -. North. Range 5
East In the district Of lands for sale at Olympia
W. T.. should lac withheld from disposal as
agricultural lands until the mineral character
thereof shall have been fully established" And
whereas. Samuel Todd. OF King County. W. T..
made pre-empfion cash entry for land in said
Township and Range. viz W y OF SE a. Sc \ Of
sc L of Section 2. and NV ! Of NE 4. OF Sec. IL .
and. whereas. the Commissioner II the Gene raj
Land Once has directed this Office t. cause
hearing to be held to determine the true char
acter OF the land.
Now. therefore. in accordance with the said In
struetions from tIe Commissioner Of the General
Land Once. II Ia ordered that testimony touc hing
the character Of said described land shall be taken
before the Register and Receiver of the United
states District Land Office ut their of,ice in
Olympia. W. T., on the 9th day of June A. d.
1877, beginning at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. at which
place and time all persons having interest In the
matter of the character of the above described
land are required 10 appear and there and then 80
present sueh evidence may serve to fully estab-
iish the character Of said tract of land.
Given under our hand. at the United States
District Land Once At Olympia, W. T., this I'd
day Of April. A. u. 1877.
]. T. BROWN, Register,
apl5-wtt ROBERT @. STUART. Receiver.
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ExeisssireIy to the
D.1ILy' LV'TELLlGEe TER,
CALIFORNIA.

SAY FRANCISCO. April i1-Somc
attempt has been made ~ one of thu
rapers 10 create sen sstiou on ac-
coun. Of tie absence Of any represem-
,a,ise Of The Nevada Bank and Bank Of
California AZ the meeting If Fried
lander. creditors Yesterday tile iow
pricc a, which the stock Of the Bank Of
Ca. iforna vas sold for few days past
la. been attributed To the want Of
confidence among the stockholders. ow
ing to suppose: losses sustained by the
bank through Frirdlander's failure.
Inquiry from competent sources OF IN
formation, disclose the fact that Jim
keene, who has been using his capital
At lively rate in New York, found
himself IN need Of more money. and &C
cordingly ordered the sale of 1000
shares of the stock Of the bank Of Cal
ifornia There was At oEce rush
among the brokers to secure commits
sions, giving the impression on the
streets that every one had stock for
sale. A thousand shares were taken in
lump by Horace iii, Mike Reese.
Calvin Paige and others, leaving
disappointed applicants. This transfer
in connection with the present low con-
dition of the general stock market is
accountable for the drop in the stock Of
the bank. As to the absence Of repre-
sentatives of banks from the meeting
IF creditors. the officers of both institu-
tions state that they had no business
there; that their representative banks
hold ample real estate security for the
amount Of Mr.. Friedlander's obliga-
tions, and they have no interest what
ever in any composition that may be
offered creditors. In the csse of the Bank
Of California, there is no payment due
until July next. when the first install
nent natures Officers Of both banks
express themselves entirely satisfied
with the state of affairs SO far as it af-
fects them, and treat the sensational
rumors put III circulation with indiffer-
ence.
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GAI.IEOR MA.

SAN FRANClsca. April IA shock
ing accident happened a. the new City
Hall this afternoon While some Ia
borers in the employ Of contractor
Howell were moving a heavy stone
weighing nearly = too. across . plank
way on top II tbs building on the eas;
Wig. the sca;soii gave way, precipta,-
ing the men with the debris and stone
seveGtv-five feet 10 the corridors In
tie desccn. the stone came In contact
with the iron ioists, crushing every
thing IN its coarse From the rubbish
Of twisted iron. crushed stone and
sni,nserri lumber the men were taken ~
oHee One WAS dead " he's all reachet!
hin and another VAS hrsaihirg bic
last The bodies uere immediately
conveyed to shesi on the premi>es. and
messenger dispatched. with all sped
Ia Summon surgical aid. with the hors
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EAST ERN STATES.

Sr. Louis, April l2.-It is appre-
hended that several female domestics
were buried in the ruins Of the South
ern Hotel, as number Of them have
not reported. and no account Of them
has been received. Men are now at
work searching for their bodies. II. J.
Clark. wife and children are probably
among the killed. Mrs. Scott, report
ell dead yesterday. was alive at u late
hour last night Kate Claxton is suf
fering from nervous prostitution Her
escape fr"m the building was attended
with difficulty. Miss Fannie McClcl-
Ian Is in a critical condition. having re-
ceived injuries i'll jumping from the
fourth story to the roof of an adjoining
building.
WASHINGTON. April l2-President
Hayes delivered short address at the
18th anniversary of the national deaf
and mute college at Washington.
Senator Patterson. Of South Carolina,
informed the President yesterday that
he thought he. the President, had made
"a mistake in his course towards that
State. The President replied that il
was an experiment between representa-
tions received aud pledges made by
Gov, Hampton. and from subsequent
developments there was reason to be-
lieve it would be successful In CONVEX
sation to-day. Patterson remarked that
there is not Republican but believed
in the right of instruction of the Legis-
lature. If South Carolina should in
struct him to vote in favor of the ad-
mission Of Butler or any other Demo-
crat to the Senate. lie would do So, and,
besides he would vote for the ad-
mission of Democratic Senators
from Louisiana This would interfere
with his Repu blicanism. bu. his action
would be based upon the ground that
the State ought tn be represented ac-
coriing To the wishes Of the people as
represented IN their State Govern
ment. 1t can be stated on authority
that the President made 10 bargain
whatever with. or promises to, Cham
berlain. a. a condition II his retiring
irom the Governorship.
ST.. Lots. April l3.-About one
hundred men have been put to work
on the rains. aud the force will be in
creased To one hundred and fif,v to-
morrow Nj. Morrow, agent IT a
New York jo~elry house. los, his sam
p.c trunk. containing seventeen theus-
and dollars worth Of jewslry. This
morning the remains Of the trunk were
found. sna .our or fl We thousand dollars
worth Of its contents taken ont in
damaged condition.
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II-:OSsC.

CoS>TASTiSoPLE. hpril li.-Safset
Pasha has informed the Montcnegrin
delegates that it il I'M possible Tor Tur-
key TO ceds Nicslc. koutchi or Kalst
schin, because the Chamber of Deputies
have rejected their demands for the ter
ritury Safaet added. however. that the
Senate had still to examine the ques
ton. The MoDtenegrins replied hy
asking for a final answer on Friday
and if their demands are refused. which
seems certain. they will quit CONSTANT
uople on Saturday.
BERLIN. April IL According to pri
vate intelligence from Cons.an,inople a
change in Vizierate is expected Ach-
med Vetix Etfendi is to succeed Eiheim
Pasha. The latter is said to be incliued
to comply with the protocol.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE Poste states
that the Emperor in gracious terms has
refused Prince Bismark's request tn be
pensioned off. but accorded him a
heightened leave of absence. Cam
phausen. by right of seniority. will rep
resent the chancellor in all special af-
fairs.
LONDON. April 1.-THE Standard,
Constantinople special says Safae,
Pasha WAS present in the Chamber OF
Deputies when the Montenegrin pro-
possls were rejected. He was asked
it their rejection would cause war, and
replied it probably would, though hs
WAS not certain.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs
that Russia intends sending categori
cal summons to Constantinople de-
handing decisive reply III three days
Count Andrassy Is making the utmost
exertions to induce the Porte TO Weld
ST. PETERSBURG. April 1.-THE 90
los says that Europe probably within
the next week will receive clear proof
OF Russia's determination to attain the
end for which her troops have been con
centrsted on the frontier.
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County and City Official Press.
Friday, April Is, 1877.
VIA THE PASS.

When ii old. the great lsader OF Is
rael WAS respondent and discouraged.
BE- exclaimed with the afiia'us of IN
spiration--" will look up unto the
hills, from whence comrth my help.
In this regard our situation is ansios-
Gus 10 that of King David. We must
hook up TO the hills for our temporal
emancipation.
Interests. mainly commercial, as
lumber and coal exports, are invaluable
adlnncts 10 industries based on the til
la2e Of the soil. bat they enure to the
benefit of the country which snp.
plies the agriculture. Ii we would
have the wealth Of our mines and for
ests cont ribute 10 the building up OF
prosperous citit, and towns on our own
them with the products of the agricul-
tnral ana pastoral regions Of the Ter
ritory. Ii the lions share of the nvails
of our industry must 20 To San Fran
cisco in payment for commissariat
supplies there is where the money
must always be accounted for and spent,
and there will be the resort of the
thousand to one purchasers who dwell
and thrive in regions where cattle Craze
on every hill and harvests wave on
every plain.
Our neighbors in the fast settling
valleys across the mountains have long
been pleading, come over and help us
They say give us road tn Seattle and
We vii! send you over wealth Of grain
aud meat If good road were only
started now. hundreds Of strong armed
settlers on that side of the mountains
aud OH this. would rally in aid. Nc
persuasion would be necessary To unite
the people of Washington Territory in
this work II is hot question OF ia.
voritism but question of pecunisry
aiae!ioration for all
That the subject Of. this Summer
placing the old wagon road over the
Snoquslmie Pass in passahle condition
for the fall crops. is under serious con-
sideration with our citizens. Is. we re-
gard. a matter of congratulations for III
this undertaking. 10 get we'll started
means to succeed. II is the right move
Ia make. at the right time, and ia the
right direction.
Even few hundred dollars applied
at the most impor,uuate places woul,'
pay. as there was quite throng oI
trade ana travel over the route las,
Fall. What We need though. right off
is to get the route into such a condition
that people can come and 60 with
something"
1t would help the railroad along Il
have lido of traffic established ahead
10 attract its advance. At any rate. 70,
this enterprise. the present time appears
. TO be tho opportune moment-the tide
in the affairs Of men which taken al
the flood. leads on tn fortune"
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Of preserving life in the survivor The
accident seems 10 have been the resul;
of cart!essuess. fez which the workmeFs
themselves were in measure respoa-
siole Tn= contractor. few hours be
fore the accident occurred. had warned
The men that the plAnkiHg mas too
light 10 bear stone Of the weight
which was being halle.i mp, bu: ia this
little or 10 attention MAS given. This
l. the oaiy fatal accident; that has oe-
Cured al the City iIsli since tie fonn-
das.on was laid. III which time iaborcr
was killed by the falling Of brick
The names # tne victims are Dennis
U'Leary AMI Vim. Costello; both mar
-..d. AID each has family
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Notwithstanding the recent reported
embarrass,nen.s Of Trenor w Park. the
ostensible director OF tue affairs of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. it APP
pears from the annual report Of tho
president Of the company, that lis at
fairs arc really III ii most prosperous
condition, far more SO in fact than has
been the case for a number OF years.
During about 10 months since the pres
ent board IT officers were elected. the
iueome OF the company, by resson If in
crease of ats business. has augmented at
the rate of 100000 per amman over
that of the previous year. while At the
same time its expenses. through greater
economy Of management. have been di-
minishea in an equal ratio. Siaj. 600
WAS expended in repairs on the City Of
Toxic. charged to expense account. aud
yet the Indebtedness of the company
during the period mentioned has been
reduced by over 100000 per month.
Os 500. 600 mortgage bands executed
by the last company meme were Sold,
and the mortgages on three Of the eosn-
paws best ships were paid of All the
current, obligations Of the company
have been promptly met. and l,s acet
and other property are reported IN good
condition
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\ CoRggcTioS Mt " y Ball
called ou u yesterday u c,rrets a
slight inaccnrscv ia tho historical state
men, which We pabli.hei On Tuesday.
the Sd inst; under the heai,ns "A
Scrap al lacal History Instead ot
the Schooner Gsry !ss.er. - stated
therein. i, MAS the schooner "Eagt, :
Capt; Isaiah Folser. from Nantucket.
Mass. which had the honor Il bringing
oer pioneer aTgcoaats 10 this classic
shore, Amer making the landing sfore-
sail. the adssnturans craft prose~,ie,s
On her coarse - S.ueen Charlotte Is
land IN search ef 'sAe golden reees,.
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Auction Sale !

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BUSINESS
L away from the Territory that claims his at
tention. will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION. AID
sell to the highest bidder. At his residence one
mile from Cleveland. Island County. W T., on
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WAsnISGroN. April 1.-THE Presi-
dent has appointed Peter G. :. Shannon
chiet justice Of Dakota. and Jacob Bore
man associate justice Of Utah
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HYHYToyoRr ~
i ist.as h~tseen NJ l. CaTsSsV9H 49,
6kokIE AIsENEg. under tia arU nam r,
cAFASAt OH xfsESFR 10 thi. dav rnta.4f
as~sases!-A l. Cavsnaugh reu4asnfug ~ waor.
A. outstanding ii - nmxf lie ps;a Ar ~, at
PAY a balls against TIE ate ara
MARTIN l.. C4vANArOH
sgf2 GEORGE Mf-ENER
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tIElE
Columbia Neoistrr,
--PUBIlSEIED-
Daily Tri-Woolly and Weekly
All
COLUMBIA, S. G..
BY
HOYT, EMLYN e MCDANIEL,
HOYT, EMLYN & MCDANIEL.
JAMES y. llOYT, Editor.

II NtE DAILY RLGIswEE con tainS the Latest
L news of the day, all commercial,
political and other matter sent by tclc-
graph, full local reports, cditoiiuls upon
AL current topics, and Grange and Agri-
cultural Departments.
The TRt-WEEKIY REGIsTEH is issued
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morn ing, and contains all the news oftwo
days i'll one issue.
Tue WEEKLY REGlsrHn is an eight page
paper, containing torty-cight columns,
cIn brncinS the cream of the news Of cacl.
W;.ok.
THE RHGlSTEH is now the organ Of tho
Stg!c Grange, and all matters Of inter. st
to the Patrons OF JIuSbauIry will be
treated III their appropriate departments
The Agricultural and Grange 2rliclcs will
appcnr in each of our publications Daily
Tri-W "ekly and Weckly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-03

A SUMMER DEJNK. ..~I,al1c the best
white Jamaica ginger root, bruied,
two ounces cream of tartar, one
ounce; water, six quarts. TO be
boiled five minutes, then strained.
Add ono pound of sugar, again put
on the fire and stir till dissolved.
Pour into al earthen vessel into
which has been put two draehms of
Jartaric acid, and the rind of one
lemon. Let it remain till nearly
cold, then add one spoonful of yeast,
stirring t.well in. Then bottle for
use. Tie the corks down tightly.
1T will be ready for use in fow days
and Will be found delicious.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-03

- EGS to call attoniion to hi, nc.y
-i) Stock of Boots and Shoes, all sizes
and styles, at unprccedcntodly low prices.
ALSO,
An entirely new Stock of Groceries.
Sugar of all grades, Coffee, Rice, HON my,
Meal, soap, Starch, Soda, Pepper, Tea, etc.
Fin" Seed Irish Potatoes.
Choicest Brands of Flour
Best Corn and Rye Whisllcy III town.
Tobacco and Cigars, Molasscs, Lard,
Bacon Hams DC Lowest market prices
for cashSi
mar 3 j.. J. MCCARTNEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-03
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, &c.

INlNE Pale Sherry Vino, fine N. c.
IL Scuppcrnong Wine, fine old Porto
Port Wine, fine imported Clarct Wine,
Tor table use:
ALSO,
Elmo ARTICLE dIy Scurpcrnong Wine,
Otard's Il Co. genuine Ccgnac Brandy.
pure N. G. Apple Brandy. ch ice Stone
Mountain Georgia. Cora Whiskey, pure
n, G.. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskcy, My
Cabinet Ryc--tho best whislicy in town
and n full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
dranght. The largest and best selected
stock Of Havana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blnckwclls genuine Smoking To-
bacco, Mcssina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
june - r. w. HhBENICHT.
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Merchant Tailoring.

J HE undersigned informs the citizens
Of Winnsboro and the county generally,
that he has opened q Tailoring Ertab' Sh"
mont in the store next to Mr.. j. C'oi liM-
ing's. lie is prepared to do NIL kinds of
work in his lire at short notice and on
reasonable terms. A full line Of samples
kept constantly on band, from which
c ustomers may make seicctions. Special
attention given to CUTTING.
feb,24-tx6m W. G ROCHE.
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McNIASTER e BEICE.
jurc7
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IHauT DuMpL1Nas. Take rs much
light dough as will make q loaf of
bread, work into it half q pound of
stoned raisins, tie loosely in cloth,
and boil one hour and half. Eat
with O. rich sauce.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-03
Winnsbol @ Hotel.

l. lgE undersigned taf,s pleasure in
informing his friends and the public
that he has removed to- that large and
cOmmodious Brick Hotel, located in the
centre Hf business. whore he is prepared
to accommodate the public with clean and
well Furnished rooms, and a table sup
pllGd with the best that the market
aifoIds.
Tie intends to deserve npl hoDcs TO
receive the public patronage,
NJ. T.. BROWN.
january, s, 1S77.~H Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-03

~ TIE undersigned Ic~
u,,a sgectf"lly announces to tho
tAfc" aSs'S citizens OF Fairfield that he
tgsGA. has removed his Boot npd
Shoe Manufactory to ono door below Mr.
9. Mullors. am prepared to manufHct ctnrc
Ill styles of work in substantia! and
orl1Inanlikc manner, out OF the very best
materials, and at prices fully as low rs the
same goods can be manufactured forNt the
North or elsewhere. | keep constantly on
hand ia good Stock OF Sole ard Upper
Leathpl, Shoe Findings &c, which will be
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attcl.dcd to. Terms strictly Cash.
H.Gj" Dried Hides bought.
oct y j. CLENDINlNG.
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B3EYST copy CuEouS love letter, PIX. comic
EHSsM cluS pack popping questions cards:
A WIS all for cts. and stamp. Fun Card
Co, MiddlcbOrO, Mass.