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Id, and steady at 27s Cd short clear advanced Cd
and steRdy at 2ss ca: shoulders advanced Cd, and
dull at Dos Cd. Beef: extra India mess declined
Is, and dull at I09s. Lard: prime Western ad-
vanced Sd, and is steady at37s Cd. Cheese: Amer
lean choice declined Is, and dull at 6is All other
articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, April 1-Flour opened steady but
closed dull: No. 2 50 S0@3 70; superhne stute anG
Western, 81 301s4 rs; common 10 good extra, s. IT,
Ca5 Is; good to choice, S. 20@5 S5; white wnea,
extra, S. 9O@6 so; fancy, S. b al IS; extra Ohio
s5 O5a6 rs: ST. Louis S. I097 10: Minnes ia patent
IS 1908 40 Rye ilour dull at 81 75@4 Corn mea,
quiet at 81 256g2 70. Wheat firm ahl unchanged
Rye IN fair demand and unchanged. Barley IN
changed Malt dull and unchanged. Corn: I'm
graded Western mixed, 466g53c; high mixed, 521
53l4c; No. 2. 5314t95314c. Oats dull: Nike
Western, 33@3i12c; white western, g.
@S7c. Hay firm and unchanged. Hops heavy an
unchanged. Coffee quiet and u lchanged. suga'
dull and heavy: fair to good refining, TsI@724c:
prime, TIC; refined unchanged. Molasses quo;
and unchanged. Rice steady. Petroleum quiet:
crude, SIC; refined, &c. Tallow steady and un-
changed. Resin and spirits of turl entine steady
and unchanged. Eggs steady fresh Western, 10ts
| l01Sc. M .ss pork quiet but steady at $40. Bee
quiet Western long clear middles 514@5 5-1Gc
| Lard: prime steam, &c. Butter and cheese steady
and unchanged. Whisky dull and nominal ii
| 81 l0%
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A SERIOUS FIRE RECORD.


National Associated Press to the Star.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, April 15.-At 11:30
o'clock Saturday night a fire broke out
in the central part of the city, burning fifty
seven business and dwelling houses. The
fire ragged tiercely for six hours, and the
destruction of property is greater than at
any previous fire. The estimated loss is
$500, 900; insurance $141, 900 Some of the
principal buildings burned were the Court
house, Chancerv office, Franklin and Melo-
deon Halls, Tobacco Leaf printing Office,
Central Hotel, engine and hook -and-ladder
houses grocery, tobacco warehouses con-
tanning four hundred hogsheads tobacco,
and T. p. Burke's agricultural warehouse.
Among the heaviest losers are s. J. Hodgson,
Owen 4 Moore, w. J. McCormac, Pitman &
Lewis, ]. G. Joseph, Franklin Bank, Kin
canon & Wood, Legion e. Ely, c. L. Cooke,
Philip Lieber, J. d. Russell, e. V. Harr son,
L. Gauchat, Caldwell & Shelton, j. c.. Mat
till, James S. Elder. Assistance was tele-
graphed for to Nashville, and the Stockell,
No. 4, arrived at 5:45. under charge of Capt.
r. T. Hodge, but arrived too late to render
much assistance. The principal part of the
business portion of the city is laid waste.
The work is thought to be that of an incen-
diary, in revenge for the killing of the negro
Lum Seat by Officer Phillips.
CYNTHIASA, KY, April 15-The residence
of n. H. Rowland, situated two miles east OF
this city, was entirely destroyed by fire at
3 o'clock Sunday afterno' n. 1t caught
from hue. Very little furniture was saved.
Mr.. Rowland has always kept an insurance
on his property, but we understand he let
it run out several months since Loss
several thousand dollars.
BosToN, April 15.-The school attached to
the Church of the Holy Trinity, Catholic,
on Shawmut avenue, was destroyed by fire
Sunday morning. Loss about 81, 600. The
fire was caused by the explosion of some
unknown substance.
LAcoNIA, n. H., April 15.-An incendiary
fire occurred at Lake Village early Sunday
| morning, during which barn was burned
in order to attract attention from the store
of G. A. Wilder and that of Bugbee q Co.,
which were also set on fire but were ex-
| tinguished without much loss. 1t is thought
that the fires were started by burglars.
! BALTIMORE, April 15.-Wesley Ricketts,
stables, together with two horses and o
phaeton, were destroyed by fire Sunday
morning Loss So, 400; partially insured.
New York, April 15.-Early on Sunday
morning fire broke out on the first floor OF
| AVS. ~, % anu Ut ClliIloii oVleet, oSouPiou
by B. Weltick, an extensive table factory
L. c. Kutzchka frame maker, and others
Loss on stock and machinery $1O,0 600; on
building 5000. Insured in Mobile d Orient
Insurance Company and other companies.
EATON, Pa, April 15.-About 9 O'Clock
last night a fire was discovered in Meyer
saloon, in the building of D. T. Fields, sit
uated at 1S Northampton street. The build
ing was totally destroyed. Loss abou
$40, 900; partially insured.
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F. Wiesler; Second Speaker, ]. Hempel;
Recording Secretary, II. Widd3 3.dndi CORE
spending Secretary, P. Schweitzer; Master
of Physical Culture, J. B. Grimmc; Master
of Mental Culture, Robert Kuehnert; Treas
urer, VIM. Retzseh; Committee on Mental
Culture-C. Scholz, of Cincinnati; Joseph
Meyer, of Covington; Charles Klintworth,
Of Newport, and Aug Graf, of Cummins-
Vile, Committee on Physical Culture-Chas.
Harder of Cincinnati; Charles Ullrich, of
Covington; d. Brandt, of Newport, and
Franz Freitag, of Cunlminsyille.
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nag- IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. Il. Duncan Snifen, No. Y
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will DC branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collectons
therefor in ourname
DC CINCINNATI, April 15-2:aO P. Flour
in steady consumptive demand. Wheat quiet
with only a fair milling demand. Corn mod
erately active and ample but not large
offerings Oats in light feeding demand.
Rye steady and quiet, Barley, slow sale and
and moderate receipts. Whisky firm and higher.
Mess Pork frmer in tone but little doing. Lard
firm and quiet Bulk me ITS and bacon inactive
and market steady. Hogs in moderate demand
and no material change
s-WEATAER.-Cl Cloudy or partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty-four hours,
Has--THE Covington office of the STAR is at No.
East Pike street. i'll IIardns Insurance Office
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FOrty-fifth Congress - Second Ses
sion.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The bill provid-
ing for revision of the index to the first
volume of the new edition of the Revised
Statutes was passed.
The Post-otfice Appropriation Bill was
taken up in Committee of the Whole. AT
ter long debate the Committee arose with
out completing the bill, and the House ad-
iOurned
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI April I5--1:30 P. NJ.
Gold buying to-day at par and selling at 1904.
Gold checks on New York at 1907.
Eastern exchange is firm md quiet, with mod
crate offerings Buying at par and selling at lilo
premium.
Sterling is drawn at "a s91a for sight drafts and
"a 81 for &C days per in gold, and light inquiry
Government bonds quiet, and the local market
aS fnlln,pa.
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Banking Failure.
'ational Associated Press to the Star.

New YORK, April 15.-Levermore e. Co.,
bankers and brokers, and members of Stock
Exchange, failed this morning.
They were formerly partners of Henry
Clews and were short of stocks, the big rise
this morning partly fastening their failure.
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Whieh

MAZZA--April 18th at P. NJ, at his residence,
277 Walnut street, Mr.. Francisco Mazza, aged 62
Funeral from his late residence Friday morning,
10th inst, at a. m. Requiem high mass at Cathe-
drll
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For New ORLEANS.

TUESDAY 10th, at P. NJ POSITIVELY,
- - GOLDEN RULE, o. p Shinklc, Master,
Lf3ASe$$2s 81 Apply on board, or To Royse Il MGsset
slzasssssssszs J. c. Dorman Il Co, Matt McGltitt
George Charter, Agents.
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The following is the 80 p. m report for New
York Stock Market, received by Leu, Sterrett q
Co * West Third street.
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FOr Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18TH at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
ws = UNITED STATES, c. David, Master.
| IM&&&tF Freight received on Wharfboat, foot oi
2is1 Vine street. Thos Sherlock, Pres't
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For Memphis.

TUESDAY, 18th, at p NJ. POSITIVELY,
- - ANDY BAUM, II. j. Vinton Master.
Apply on bourd, or to Royse & Mosset,
I - Agents, on n O. Nharfboat
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HOGS-Are IN lair demand, and market Steauy.
We quote common $3Gl3 25, medium $3 25C93 So
and good to choice So 6O6s3 Is GENITAL gross but
none of the latter grades offering.
y. CATTLE-In moderate demand at $2@2 50 for
common, SO 1898 25 for medium, $3 75g4 so for
for good to choice butchers and u 25@4 rs for
fair to good shipping.
SHEEP-Market steady and quiet and without
material change in prices. Common at 1898 80,
and good TO choice at 81 5O@5 per Genital.
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For Louisville.

EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 2M.,
w-< VIRGIE LEE, W. II. Kirby, Master.
Apply on board, or to W, J: Hallgath.
northwest corner Water and Main Sis
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at A P NJ POSITIVELY,
w - The c. L. O. Railroad packet FLEET
L.6R44&5ksa5S WOOD, J. T., Campbell; Master
Freight received on Wharfboat foot
of Broadway ". Honshell, Supt.
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SPRlNGFIELD, o.

Frank Mayo Tonight.
Miss Anna Stevens, of Tiffin, is visiting
Miss Vesta Lockard.
The Enquirer arrived here at about 8
o'clock, yesterday morning
Ambrose Winters, Esq, of. Dayton, will
make trip to Europe this fall.
Miss Carrie Douglass, of Covington, KY,
is visiting Miss Nellie Black, of this city.
Chas. Bacon and Chas. Ludlow, will start
for the Paris Exposition about the 18th of
May.
Thos Marmion, Fourth Ward policeman,
has resigned. The vacancy has not been
filled.
Mrs. Serviss had her pocket picked at the
Union depot, Saturday night, Of $40. No
arrests have been made.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning at
4 o'clock, from Box 21 was caused by the
burning of smoke house. Damage slight.
When the City Council elects their Presi-
dent there will be lively time over the
election for clerk, as there are many candi-
dates.
MAYORS CoURT.-Ellen Cary, obscene
language, discharged; John Gundmin, car
rying concealed weapons, 10 days and "a 80;
Walter McCan"A- suspicion, days and
| 81 90
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, April 15-2 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
We stock for the past As hours:
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ESIEs1kXAs.SSe
Opposite Patent Office, IVGshin0t0ra, d.
CreeDhaCk Superiority.

The Greenback currency Ct the United States is
backed by all the wealth, resources, and honor OF
our country, he most prolific and fertile in natu-
raj products of any upon which the sun has ever
shone, and not dollar have the people lost by it.
Not one dollar can they lose by it. Stronger to-
day than in the affections of the people 1t HIS
proven itsef the best currency in the world. IT,
foundations are broad and as lasting rs the
Government itself. When tic OLD tyranis and de-
mons, gold and silver, retired to their hidden re-
cesses, in the country's calamity it was then, side
baby took its front position and battled success
fully for its country's preservation. And when
the sounds OF war had died away in the land re-
Stunning peaceful att4tude, IL went to work, with
the plow-share and machinery to build UP and re-
juvenate the waste places.
Not until he money rings and the monopol'sts,
together w h their aids and accom- plices in crime
against the public welfare began their raid, did
the little giant receive scar Innocent OF their
intentions, and trusting to their patriotism TO the
country which it had rescued for them, ~ was at
their hands II first received ga Brutus stab" But
now, acquainted with their true character, and
still equal to the emergency, IT'S FRIENDS THOR
oUGHLY AROUSED, it will not rest satisfied till full
room is given it to assert its supremacy not only
national bank bills, but every other kud Of cur
rency and interest bearing bonds Then, indeed,
will we have prosperity, lasting and substantial.
Short Of this, degradation and sorrow
The battle has already begun. If the people OF
the Seventh Congressional District In Wisconsin
true to their interests and the Interests of the
country it will be difficult task for them TO de-
termine who shall be their next Congressman-a
man faithfully standing on the Independent Green
back platform, or his opponent.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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LEG Al
Town Laws.

| RESOLVED, That all travelling shows or cir.
cuses, where admission is obtained upon pay
ment of money, shall be required to pay a fee
| OF ten dollars for every day or fractional part
| OF a day, exhibited.
| Further RESOLVED, That license may be
| granted to travelling shows or crcuscs, upon
written application to the Chain OF the
| Town Board; and upon being az. we'd by
| him, and the payment of the sum OF ten $50
dollars to the town treasurer, the town clerk
is hereby ordered to issue such license upon
| the presenting to him OF the receipt OF the
treasurer that said sum has been paid.
Any person or corporation violating the
above shall be liable to fine OF not more than
one hundred 400 dollars nor less than fifty
(50l dollars.
may be granted to any person, for one day or
part of day, tor the purpose Of selling goods
at auction, or public cutlery, in any manner,
either to the highest bidder, or by what is
termed "selling down." or Of acting in the
capacity OF an auctioneer.
Amy person acting in any such capacity
without such license, shall be Isble to q fine
of not more than fifty 800 dollars, nor less
than twenty 100; dollars Tor each offerfse
The town clerk is hereby authorized TO issue
such license to any applicant upon proper
evidence that such applicant has paid into
the town treasury the sum OF five Isl dollars.
RESOLVED, That all travelling Theatrical
Exhibitions, Concerts, or other exhibitions
OF that character, not exempt by law, be re-
quired to pay tee of five l5j dollars for the
first exhibition, and two dollars aslA fifty
cents (S2 .50l for each succeeding exhibition
FURTHER RESOLVED, That a license my be
granted to travelling Theatrical Exhibitions,
Concerts, or other exhibitions of like charac-
ter, upon a written application to the Chair
man OF the Town Board and upon baing APP
proved by him, and the payment OF tie above
sum or sums to the town treasurer, the town
clerk is hereby ordered to issue such license
upon the presenting to him OF the reaeipt OF
the treasurer that said sum has been paid.
Amy person or corporation, violating the
above shall be liable to fine OF not more thyn
fifty l50) dollars, nor less than twenty t2Ol
dollars
The foregoing Resolutions were adopted by
the Board Of Supervisors Of the town 81 River
Office on the 9th day of April, 1878.
Jso. L. Moce5Y,
9-3m Town Clerk
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An Undeniabe Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead {
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, it is entirely your own fault and there
il only one excuse for You-your unreason
able prejudice and skepticlsm, which has:
killed thousands. Personal knowledge and
common sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower will cure you o
Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia. with all its
miserable effects. such as sick headache, pal,
pitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitua
costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous
prostration, low spirits. nc Its sale now
reaches every town on the Western Continent
and not Druggist but will tell you OF 1t;
wonderful cures. You can buy Sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve
you.
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TOW.E' .4.s.D V.aLLEr.
Warm days and cool nights.

w Stl III Idl dllu COOl 0lSHlS.
S. ID. Dodge has a new phaeton.
What will you take to the Fair!
The melon crop has been large one.
New Richmond is to have a bank.
Potatoes are offered at twenty-five
cents a bushel.
Many cases of sickness are reported
III this vicinity.
Peterson is closing out the remainder
of his clocks at cost.
From all parts of the country a good
corn crop is reported.
Attend the Grand Concert at Els
worth tomorrow night.
a new sidewalk has been laid north
of the Commercial House.
Steam threshers are yearly growing
in favor with our farmers.
G. c. Carleton now locomotes with
horse and buggy of his own.
n. Wales has moved into his new
house east of VIM. Sanderson's.
Cook & Bell have the finest jewelry
store ever opened in River Falls.
Go to Peterson's for Silver Plated
Ware of all kinds. Styles just in.
The city of Hudson raised about
500 for the yellow fever sufferers.
1t is alleged that there are twelve
thousand persons sick in New Orleans.
Judge Foster delivered two Green
back speeches in Dunn county last
week.
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Prices of wheat at Prairie Mills

Mr.. Levy, of the One Price Clothing
Store, st. Paul, has opened very ex-
tensive stock of goods in the building
next north of Bracket & Sons harness
shop. He offers extra inducements to
all those wishing to purchase, and in
vites every one to call and examine his
goods.
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Ell PAso.

Most of the corn about here is cut.
Farmers are very busy sowing their
winter wheat.
James Hurley had his hand badly
lacerated few days since.
Died.-In Ell Paso. Sept. It'll, Mercy,
wife of Thomas Prindle, aged 81 years.
George aud Clara Williams have gone
to Ellsworth with their picture gallery.
Died.-In Ell Paso, Sept. 8th, of ty-
phoid fever, Peter, Son of Frank and
Barbara Hines, aged % years.
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Ono.

Miss Elliott has returned to Illinois.
S. NJ. Baker has purchased the farm
of Earnest Baker.
Frost little to early for corn, buck.
wheat and melons.
Mr.. E. Holt has sold his farm to E.
Baker. Consideration, $500.
Three limitations at the Good Tenn.
plars Lodge Saturday evening.
Some of our wheat is turning out
less than ten bushels per acre.
1t is with pleasure we notice Jennie
Thomas return from Maiden Rock.
The greater portion of the grain
in this section will be threshed during
the present week.
Some of our young ladies' can go out
and drag in grain as well as their
fathers can. Those desirous of secur'
ing help-mates should give Ono visit
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KINNICKINNIC.


Fred Dodge is attending school at
the Institute.
Prairie chickens and wild ducks are
rather scarce.
Miss Ida Deyarmond is attending
school at the Normal.
Many of our citizens attended the
county fair at New Richmond. They
were all well pleased.
The frosts of last week. did consid-
cradle damage through this vicinity,
killing the corn and buckwheat.
Several of our young folks attended
the teachers examination at the Weld
school-house last Friday and Saturday
A mistake occurred in last week
items in stating that E. R. Weston's
team cost $500. 1t should have read
$40O.
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The cry of fire the other day called
out the fire department promptly and
they soon found it was country girl
who had fallen out of the hind end OF
wagon and had ON cardinal red
stockings. Smiths saleratus never
makes such mistakes. 1t attends
strictly to business and has expansion
enough for the whole greenback par
ty. Be careful and use only "a as
much as you would use of any Other
brand.
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Grange Notice.

Pierce County Pomona Grange, No.
6, will meet at the hall of Ell Paso
Grange in the village of Ell Paso, on
Saturday, Sept. 28th, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. All patrons are invited. There
will be picnic dinner, and at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. a public lecture by III.
C. Sherwin, master of Wisconsin State
Grange, to which every body is invit-
ed. Patrons, do not forget your lunch
baskets. WILSON KINNEY, Sec.
Ellsworth, Sept. 10Th, 1878.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
MAIDEN Rock.

MAIDEN Rock.
Wheat 40 to 90 cents.
Fall trade is opening.
The water in the lake is very low.
A few attended the Red Wing Fair.
j. L. Moody of the JOURNAL made us
call on the 18th.
Considerable wheat is being market
ed here that has formerly gone to
Stockholm and Pepin.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

am prepared to negotiate loans for
parties. Time from three to five
years, in any sums from 500 and up
wards. Security must be first mort
gage upon improved farm lands in
Pierce County. c.. W. BRowS,
11-tf Ellsworth, Wis.
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Farrlps for Sale.

Two good farms for sale on reasonable
terms One OF 300 acres, q miles from River
| Falls; 100 acres broken, 10 acres new land.
| One of 100 acres 8 u miles from River Falls,
| 10 acres under cultivation. Good dwelling
and barn. Also two good dwelling-houses IN
this village. Enquire of J. G.. Foster, or OF j
II. &N. b. Wilkinson at the JOURNAL Office
l am
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Water in the river is nearly gone.
Wheat, No. 8, 90 cents; No. 2. 10
cents.
10 Reynolds has withdrawn his
boats-not water enough.
Water hauling to replenish cisterns
is the liveliest business just now.
John Gage is still at work trying to
improve navigation at this place.
Our wheat buyers are unable to ship
much wheat on account of low water.
Steamers Cheaver and Annie were
at our levee Tuesday, the first boats
here for some time on account of the
low water.
Forepaugh's circus at Hastings last
Saturday was big affair, if we were
to Judge from the teams that went
from this side of the river.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
against purchasing the following de
scribed note as the same was lost by
the undersigned: Given by John C.
Hurst in favor of Stephen Browell fol
two hundred dollars; dated, Aug %
1878; due, Nov. |, 1879.
cost STEPHEN BRowELL.
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II. G.. Haven has in stock an excel
lent assortment of mouldings for pict-
ure frames, aud is prepared to make
frames on short notice. He also has
for sale some very beautiful chromos
which he is selling remarkably cheap.
His stock of furniture embraces al
most everything pertaing to the
trade-something new and novel ar
irving every day.
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Look Here (!

r. w. Fleming wishing to reduce his
stock as low as possible before moving
into his new store, is offering special
inducements to cash buyers. For the
next thirty days he will sell great
many goods at actual cost. Now is
the time to buy.