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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War CIOud .

The question of peace or war between Eng,
Land and Russia is apparently as lar from So
luton as ever. Finding it impossible to re-
move the deadlock with England on the qlles
ton of submitting the whole treaty OF Dan
Stefano to Il European Congress, Russia has
apparently applied TO Germany, which means
Bismarck, to undertake the job. Bismarck ap-
parentlv consents but the way he proceeds
looks as if he intended first to bring about a
perfect understanding between Austria, Ger
many and Russia, ana then let England help
herself if she can This is at least the way it
seems to look to England, and is therefore any
thing but assuring in behalf of peace. In fact,
that neither England and Russia have any 9th
cr idea than that sooner or later they must
come to blows is shown by the continued active
preparations on both sides for war. Not only
has England 100000 ophcr regular army and
reserves ready to enter the field, but she has or
dcrcd eight regiments Of India recruits to Nal
Ia, and has 100000 more there ready to draw
upon A steady decline in the English stock
market during the week Is the surcst barometer
of British hopes and fears in regard to peace or
war.
England.
For several weeks past there has been Sefl-
Gus trouble brewing between the masters ana
the cotton operatives in Lancashire. The mas
ters rave notice of a reduction of 10 per cent.
in wages on the 1st of May and the operatives
refuse to submit to the reduction, but offer to
compromise at per cent. The masters are
obduratc, and threaten if strike occurs at any
mil, there shall be complete lock out at all
the other mills This would throw no less than
10000 people out Of employment, the most eX-
tcnsivc lockout perhaps that has ever occurred,
and the disastrous consequences Of which are
ncalculablc.
In reference to the grain market, the Mark
La1,e Express says: with small arrivals dur
ing the week, the floating cargo trade for wheat
ruled steady without quotable change in val
ues. Maize with few arrivals advanced Cd
per quarter
All accounts from Paris agree that the prices
of lodging and all necessaries Of life Will be
largely advanced during the exposition. The
proprietors of furnished apartments are already
making extravagant demands, and hotels and
restaurants are advancing prices rapidly.
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On Tuesday evening last lhc school director.
met at their rooms over Meyers store with full
board present.
After reading and approving the minutes, the
secretary read SO much of his report as was pre-
pared.
The old board paid up its debts and adjourned
and the new one was called to order.
On motion David Walker was made president
for the ensuing year, but the sccretary's report
not being complete no new secretary wa, chosen.
The full report will be examined by the com.
mittee and published.
committee Of three were appointed to confer
with the trustees in reference to the high school
question and some action was taken by them Ia
be reported when their affairs are definitely
settled.
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The band, when they came to settle up withhim,

The band, when they came to settle up with him,
charged him cents for the disturbance.
Sheriff Stevens and Bhoades went out fshin .
and they caught 800, COZ, s96l5 10 fish. They got
home; the fish stl remains in the river, but still
they put on some heightened airs about it,
Remember that Bach's 18th battalion band will
give their tip top dance Monday evening 22d inst
when VIII Raymond will appear for the first time
in full uniform as Drum Major, post which he
Il long time creditably filled while in the
army. This band has always given the most
popular balls in Ottawa, and are certain 20 have
Il respectable and well patronizcd ball and please
their friends.
Geo. W. Roof, a printer and skillful engravcr
has moved his bench to the FREE TRADER office
where he will be found and doing first class work
He is a good artist, and can satisfy his patrons
perfectly. He is in every sense correct. Call
here and see him.
The artistic elegance which has been inserted
into the fcncc-that lonely fence which surrounds
that ancicn; building, that pile of ruins called
the court house and where the mud.turtles rest
is just nice. Put on some more pickets and
whitc.wash.
Probably the heaviest case that ever came up
the stairs at Esquire Recess office was that be-
tween Alderman Hoban and Skinner. 1t seems
that skinner had rented the city scales for year,
and the city having agreed TO protect him, went
on that contract, and they did not do it, Hoban
and the Marshal went up yesterday morning and
tried to take possession. Skinner cot mad, and
Hoban got mad, and the row became numerous
The siege was fearful and the blood shed was
such that the ietties at the mouth of Mrs Sippies
river now feel the rise. Good bye, John, ana ditto
Emct.
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Fat Spartans.

The ancient Spartans paid as much attcn
zion to the rearing of man as the cattle breed
ers in modern England do to the breeding Of
cattle. They took charge Of the firmnesS and
lOoseness of mems flesh, and regulated the Dc
gree of fairness To which it was lawful in a FIRE,
state, to any citizen to extend his body. ThoSC
who dared to grow too soft or too fat for mill
tary exercise and the service of Sparta were
soundly whipped. In one particular instance
that of Nauclis, the son of PolybiuS, the Of
fender was brought before the Ephon and a
meeting of the whole people of Sparta, at
which his unlawful fatncss was publicly expos
ed, and he was threatened with perpetual ban
ishment if he did not bring his body within
the regular Spartan compass, and give mp his
culpable mode of living, which was declared
to be more worthy Of an Ionian than OF son
of LacedHmOn- BrUces HistDric Portraits.
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From Utica.
UTICA, April 18th, 1875

UTICA, April 18th, 1873.
Farmers as general thing are through
blowing for corn, and as they sit on the fence
awaiting the weather for planting they may
be heard whistlng the air to the following
verse:
How wrctched feel thus sitting aside,
Whistlinc and singing and waiting the tide.
Yes. waiting the season is almighty queer,
Like Horace OF old awaiting his dear.
The Utica ball players shook themselves to-
day. The first nine played the second. The
second nine got whipped to the tune of 46 to ).
Miss Sue Crosiar and Mr.. Fisher are TO be
married this evening, We understand, at the
home of the bride two miles north Of Utica.
JACoBUs.
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Somebody writes 10 a Boston newspaper to
suggest that a bulldog is a good thing to keep
in a bank. He should be treated and fed well,
and trained to his business. No body should
iced him but one of the bank officials. 1t
would then be impossible TO bride him and II
he could not overpower burglar, he could al
least give timely warning. He would never
prove a defaulter and his salary need not
coed three hundred and siXtyfive bones per
annum
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Nema0herttsements
STOVES
AND
Portable Kitchen Ranges.

Since the introduction OF the portable Cooking Range
In soft coal district every no has used them
admit that they are very mnch more convenient and eco
nomca both In fuel and in space occupied than the ordinary
cook stove But there has been two important objections e
their general intruduCon-hrs the cost; second and the
most important objection, that the ues small and
complicated causing trouble in Of weak draucht chin
neys by filling up and smoking. Leading manufacturers
have for the last three years been experimenting and doing
their utmost to produce practical Soft Coal Range and the
result is that the that have always at the
head of the list in the of stoves have accom-
plished the desired result Fuller Warren u Co. of Troy
manufacturers ofthe well known Stewart Cooking and Par
Tor Stoves and the splendid Base Burner furnish us the
Steward Rangc,"-beautful in design, economical with
fuel Of the best material and warranted give satisfaction
with soft coal fuel and cheap any Of the weight
of interior make or material Rathbone, Sard Co.. of Al
bany offer the REVERE" answering the same descrp.
ton and will give just good satisfaction Cook Range
their Novelty" "Cennan and Prize Medal" Cooks or
their New Dauntless base heating, sefeeding parlor
stoves have for the past few years The steward" is
left hand range, and the "REVERE" right hand; thus
We enabled to nj any kind OF kitchen And for the
above and following reasons we ask those interested to
anime stock before buying We have offer for your
consideration the best line of Stoves and Ranges col
lcctcd by any firm in the county First having closely
observed the requirements of the people and watched the
productions of the different manufacturers for many years
We have become convinced that such firms Fuller War.
ren Co.. of Troy and Rathbone, Sard Co.. of Albany,
" y having almost unlimited resources, experience and
pluck and do and always have produced per
feet Stoves for hepupOse for which they adapted And
now that they have turned their attention TO the require
mcnts Of btmnou coal fields and produced stoves for
special use, consider ourselves fortunate In being
lected their agents in Ottawa And believe those who
vii buy old patched up had coal stoves coal with
out considering these things, not widcawake to
their interest and not giving that encouragement
to enterprise that they would by Mt least examining
stock and seeing for themselves that have what
havehc largest variety and latest patterns and all the i'm
of the age offer you the price of inferior
goods. Respectfully,
COWLES & BURTISS,
Hardware and House Furnishing Goods,
apr2O-w 10 Union Block, opp. Opera House.
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PETER RUSSELL & son.
Nem AOhertls sments.


NTAT' II - H. IILGNo1sS. IA SALE Co.'S
- In tie circuit court MefeQf. % JttHe term, 4. %. lS1S
IN fbdHcpTV.
Fuller Merritt and Cordelia Ilndlej rs Lydia Merritt
Truman Hunt Marshal Hunt Charles Hunt, Catherine Mer
rt Emma Merritt Lulu Merritt. Leila Merritt Aaron f.
Gum and Thomas Willimns.-PfttORf for PdfttOH
Ii appearing from affidavit file in the ONCE OF TIA
clerk Of said court that said defendants Catherine Merritt,
Emma Merritt, Lula Merritt. Leila Merritt and Truman
Hunt are not residents OF said state and said cOlnpaans
having Med their bill OF complaint In said court on the
chauccry side thereof the l0th day OF MAY D. is
hcrcu and summons having been issued thereon according
to law:
Notice therefore, Is hereby given 10 said defendants Cath
crnc Merritt Emma Merritt Lula Merritt Leila Merritt and
Truman Hunt THAT unless You and each of you shall person.
ally be- and appear before said court said er thereof To
DE held at the Court House in Ottawa IN said county the
first Monday of June next 1873, twhen and where said
summons rcturnahe and plead. answer deur except
said bill the will be taken for confessed against YOU
and the matters and things therein prayed for decreed
COrdinCly. Il. ". HOLMES. CLERK.
DUNCAN & O'CoNoR, Solicitors. aprG-iw
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HOME MATTERS.
Personal.

Geo. C.. Mitchell is homc he returned ON
Thursday evening looking as though he had re-
newed his youth.
Miss Burrcl, of Boston, Mass, is visiting the
Misses Cushman, of this city.
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CHUBBACK & DOMINY,

Y :
STATE. or ILLINOIS. Il SALE CO.'S
- IN ne circuit CONT MD.gL "a June i,ynJ, ISIS
In fkdHsfyV
Euuice Wood r., Edmund Wool.-H,V Tor Bfr0y,s
II appearing affidavit Me 200 On" Office vt tho
clerk II said court that said defendant Edmund WOOD
resident said state nud said complainant having
filed her bill uf complaint n said court uu the raur'r side
thereof the lsh day Uf April A. %. l~~ herein, aud
summons having been i--uri thereon according 60 law.
Notice. therefore. j. hereby given 10 said defendant FL
WUul Wood. That unless You shall personally %. and
appear before sad court, said term thereof be- held
The Court Htu-, Ottawa said county Mon
day June next l-l- when and Wh,rr said Summons
r'turuahrI aud plead. answer druUr except 20 said
bin. the same W. %" t4uu f.r confessed against YOU and
the aud 'Uus- therein PRAYED Iyrry,d accord
lu.'y g. ". HOLMES. Clerk.
,uynHkDk a DpuINy. SOLICITOR. apr5.iw
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Nesuvius thc worlds great safety valve again
threatens an crupton-always uncomfortable by
human effort. Eruptions Of the physical system,
a. BOils, Pimplcs etc, are natures safety means
30 warn the sufferer that his blood needs entire
purifcation-mOst quickly and eiTectuav accom-.
plished by using DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture
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DUNCAN & O'CONOR,

l.ltllhrhs t' L'tfI. 10 NitIr. I.l'
SINlI OF ILLINOIS. L. SALE tHfNTNHas Ts fll
- circuit court H1,t % June Tam, a. u. 1~,,.-E
fkVH.sTH.
william sling,rllud PSI Josephine slingcrand BUg tH
E|rUrHs
L. happening from AFFIDAVIT Gle Boo the Office OF -t
clerk % -hd court Thai 900, said defendant JucphiG. ne
er.su1 b. not resident ~ said state and said com claimant
having Med DIE h 20 complaint iu said court uu Tire
C'ry side thereof the nineteenth dan Uf April A. o. f,>
herein and summons having h'yu issued thereon tUl.u
90 law.
Notice Therefore, .- hereby gwen io said defendant Jose
phuH Slngpr'tUd that ''ss You shall personally and
PEAR before .ad court ~ laid term thereof l- . 10 40 f
court House lu OTTAWA lu said county. tlr Monday
ni June next, %. lst> Nhyn ami where SAIL Summons
j. rs,urush''. and r,i answer dsuur ur H,Usaf sud
Dill The same Nil r taken for confessed against and
the mai,r- aul thing therein prayed fa-Irr-e 1cuI-
iugy. l. W. HbI NE~. clerk.
DrNs,> a O',oSoR. Solicitors ir...-.gy
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The George Washington sociable, Of men who
could not tell lies, was abandoned. The only
guests who came were two insurance agents.
Rome ScHtnC..
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NOTlCf..-E,rNTE oF VI NTHtAs H1~.HETu. pE.'D.-
" Notice e Errvhy gwen that the undersigned Executor
ui the last MI and testament u Mathli- Itd late 40 The
county ~ Ia sal" and state % IN deet-s, ~l app@ar he
Tore r Hlu'y curt ~ -d county ' "a Monday being
the 18th dal q June lss the County Court huuse m
ottawa M said county, when and where a. per~ns having
claims ur demands against sald uut O. ate Oh
and present TIE sane IN writing for adjustment
WILLIAM LArF.
apr.C " Executor
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the 18th inst. by Arthur lockwood Es NJ wILLIsX
lsCHgBEET 70 Mss ELLEN ANyEEsoS, all u thls cIy.
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YIN y l. Sf"TTl EiN1IG NT NOrICf.-Es-
L TATE OF JACoB CRAVEN, DRCRAsEp.-TO Mrs. Emma
Manner and the unknown heirs of Jacob Craven deceased
Notice hereby given 10 all persons interested In said estate
that the Undersigned fNeCutrN OF the last VIII and tes9
of said Jacob Craven deceased will appear before the
County Court of the county OF La sale and state OF Illinois,
the County Court House In Ottawa, IN said county on
Monday the twentieth day of MAY ISIS for the purpose
of rendering account of his proceedings in the admins
tratOn of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day of April ISIS.
CATHERINE CRAVEN,
ATTEST: =. W. STOCKSLEGER, ENecutriN.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co., H. aprS-4N
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THOMPSON & THOMPSON ,

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SALE CoUNrY-ss n t>
- circuit COEE thereof, To June term, 4. u. l',,--iR
ChGHCe1Y.
Sarah f.. Funk rs George W. Funk. -BiN for Dirnrr'
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT file In the office q the
clerk OF sand that said defendant ueUrge W. tHnk
resident Of said state and said complainant having
hcd her bill of complaint in said court, on the cnancery
side thereof on the 18Th day Of April A. D. ISIS herein ana
summons having been issued thereon according To law
Notice therefore Is hereby given 10 said defendant George
W Funk that unless shall personally be and appear be
fore said court said term thereof To be held at the Court
House in ottawa, In said county, the first Monday of
June next, A. u. ISIS tWhen and where said summons h
rcturnabc and plead answer demur except to said bill
the will be taken for confessed against you and tue
matters and things therein prayed for decreed accordingly
Il. W. HOLMES Clerk
THOMPSON Il THOMPSON. Solicitors. apr2p-iw
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WILL TRADE @2T',l rem idG a, I'D , M-
with dbuTgUcs ~ NUT dwelling, DC, large cry .u
Mi-sOuri-flr city property a. - HARRIS
aprd-iw Real Estate Broker.
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Ottawa must have a First.cIass Furniture

. s. Freight prepaid Ia any Il. T. station in the
county on sales of thirty dollars and over.
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JEEELRy, sILyERWARE. ETC.
JAMES BRAN & CO.,

hOhp oonHthhTy on hhd Q large Rnd Vol aRa0rt
ed stock OF he latast AMI beat styles Of
Watchssj Clocks, Guns, Hevolyers
Cartridges, Machine Needles and Oil,
lsdIss' Boot Dressing. etc;
All goods sold by US arc fully warranted to b
= represented. Our business Is under tn.
naNful management Of MIR. J. II, wEILAND
who has had many years experience in this line
snd will fake pleasure in showing goods.
Wetehss. cloeks.& Je,yelry Repaired
Complicated Watches and Horso Timers
specially. All Work Warranted. naa
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a. l.. GuRNEY, Agent,
DISTRICT COURT M

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF NINTH
L Judicial District. Of the State OF Nevada, in
and for the County Of Elko.
8. REMNANT. l.. REISIIART and u. REIN
HART. PLAINTIFF, against JOHS II. JEwETT.
Defendant. Action brought in the District
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada. In and for the County of
Elko, and the complaint hlcd In tho Once Of
the Clerk OF said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting 10 John
II. Jewett. Defendant. You are hereby required
10 appear in an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiffs In tho District Court
ofthe Ninth Judicial District OF the STATE OF
Nevada, IN and for the County OF ElEo. aud To-
answer the complaint filed therein. within ten
days Conclusive of the day oi Esryiccl alter the
service on you Of this Summous.-if served
within this Comfy; or. II served out OF this
County. but in this District. within twenty
days! ntheT~ise. within forty da,E-or Judg-
nlclIa by default will h. taken H.aiust yCu. &C.
Cnrlt' . To ia" prayer a; said complaint.
The aid acitOn l. brought u UbtaIu 4 Juhg.
iacnI 81 ihts Court for t." sum a.! Two = nous.
aud Dollars Gold Coin. with Interest "I said
sum from March lGih, 1876. AZ the rate ut on"
re- cCui. a month. with ten pyr CCui. Attorneys
Irv-. aud cots. Alsp that tue prrni - de-.
Crib,d Ia the complaint. bc cold according To-
law. and that all TcrsOus clIiwiuP through ur
under said Defendant hc furuygr barred and
.urtUloSct 0i all equity OF redemption, aud that
~lIaiuuhs may nave Judgment Tor ANY deficiency
that may remain after applying Abe rooty,is Il
such sale a. 'ho pas Taut Ci said Judgment, ami
ana, the purchaser uT purchasers Is let into
los'Usa'uu Ui said premises upon presentation
Of a siI-nh's Deed therefor. aud fuT such other
relief - To the Court may ,V"m JUST agd
equitable.
HuJ you arc hereby notified that II you fsi'
tu appear sud answer said oowpiaiuI a. above
required. IhC sa!t Plaintiffs VIII apply to the
Court for tie .'lirf demanded therein.
Owen under my hand aud tho Seal az
the District Court 81 the NiBjh Ju.
dtUisl District e tho Siaio of so.
.-EAI. vadh. County e ( Elku, this i2th day
az January, la the year Il our LOui
one thousand eight hundred and
s"VCLty-Uight.
ia'l 9pI q. T.. GREEN. Clerk.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

Those remarkable Instruments possess capac-
tiles for musical effects and expressions never
before attained. adapted TO- Anairrs aJ' FRO
fersioral, aud oil ornament iu any yITiyr LsN-
eel in quality Of Zone. Thorough
workmRnship, Elegant designs and
Finish, and wonderful variot' Of their com.
bination stops. Every ip'tTnr. "ht fully va
evory respect. aud a. D guaTaIItso lilsy arc
shipped on from hyo Ca fifteen days iost trial.
money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways by mo n they arc inigPcprlsenttd or IN
any way prove unsatisfactory. No rUth offer
has ever been made. Beware OF limitations.
Agents wanted. but where ] have none. largo
discounts made to Introduce In nov localities.
Send for illustrated AUNEItTISHR, containing
long lists Df testimonials from well-knowu per.
sons. ADne OF whom yotl may know, classified
by states, with PosLOfnccs annexed. that all
may Inquire direct OF them. Addrp.s. DANIEL
y. BEATTY, Washington, Nov JsTnoy.
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STATE UNIVERSITY
OItEPAIsATORY DEPARTMENT.,
ELkO, NEVADA.

Tho first term of this school (4th year
4 its institution will begin Monday,
september Sd, 1877. Male and female
'upils prepared for College, or nd-
anced further and instructed in tho
collegiate branches. English studies,
mathematics and the ancient and
modern languages thoroughly taught.
lessons in music by a competent
eacher. No charge for tuition-musi
r1tra; also. no charge for room rent.
Soard $50 per month. payable in adj
'ance, quarterly. For further pnrticu-
,rs address
ID. L.. SESSIONS. Principal.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There IL no msnufActu or % Pianos anl Or.
gains Ia this ar any other country Who anE ry-
ccived so many unsolicited Endorsements IS has
Mr.. beatty. From every state and Territory
comes the same verdict: They are the best IN
the world" Illustrated Advertiser. lCat'
loguB Edition) FREQ. AddTuU. DANIEL
BEATTY. Warrington. Now Jersey. Oc7
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BERTTr'S
PIANO AND PARL0R ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

CrniAiutoc she ~s.s5sats - musk. With easy
and prOETC-slNe eAvrCss-s - PETtcSS ~ Mayer
In the ART OF music lr!thsr plane or ou,Aa 10
Nhish is added owes siNts Ma!tsr-, Rlta-,
NSrcIe-, GalSps. operatio Melodies. Dances,
etc. by DAntcl =. BcAttv, Washington. New
JVrssy, one Of the heat works Of It's Kind over
introduced. and should he In the hands nf every
piano End organ player, Seat VOstVRid tn any
part OF the luitsa States or Canada for only 81
cents. the price having been reduced tn IN TO
duce IL everywhere. Adaras-, DANIEL. D.
BEATTY. Washington. New Jersey.
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BANKING HOUSE

NF NJ. y. FREEMAN q CO..
ELKO, NEVADA,
NJ. =. FRIEDMAN. Manager
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SALOON FOR SALE.

THE SALOON on THE SOUTHEAST COR
ner OF Commercial and Fourth streets. Il.
u. Bernard proprietor. IL offered for sale. and
any person deSi,tng to engage In the business
will do well TO consult Mr. Bernard At once.
The stand IL well known IS ono OF the most
eligible in town. and a. Its present proprietor
wishes to go out Of the business. . good bar
gain can be secured. Apply TO Il. u. Bernard.
At the Corner Saloon. -. ,0,,
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PURELY MuruAL-So sTocKHoLDER
Annually, and applicable
the 81 SECOND IA and subsequent yearl
premiums.