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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

len Garter who hns been Keeping
snloon nrur the kwenron Mower
works has III" misfortune ~ have
fallen Into ihr clutches III the law FOR
alleged violation II TIN town or.
dinancc prohibiting :hr salc ~ bccr
or wine within the corporate limits.
The cnsc II set foi Thursday. ~ this
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

-. i ..n.,,4sally hcSnowiraged 10 he
j without rival In IL department III
iuurnstt~m Zach number contains ~ ~
~ large pages. three columns /. the pAEr,
with n ~ M s.Me sassr, AID II beautifully
illustrated y th elegant daablr.plnie en-
gtus.nx.. " Is devoted especially 70 Live
eIeck aha ,he Hairy. and III FARMER Or
~ OK BREEDER can hf.ri 10 do with
out II. II ,h.ensccs the seirnc4 NJ hr~rd-
lnA. Tho merits ~ the yurious breeds.
the mnrt approved methods u feeding aud
ha, ding ard everything pertaining "
tn. euccet sful management, VI I've stock IN
liz firm II his m ably conducted Vet
Urinary Department, hi vhleh Will he
iaund articles rp.n tho laws oil health and
disease, applied 10 domestic aalmsls.
Witch came, nl 10 DO uf great vAlu. 10
MI III brt Int, rested IN nhy kind q live
tick. unrs,ient rel ting H. diseases ~ all
l,ha~ ~ live .,ask. md ihe remedies Tor
them mr. answered In the Journal each
Msntll M thu benefit uf subscribers X
! nniain srp rste departments, devoted IN
iihksE~. CATTLE SHEEP. SWIM
md ,tr bAlGN anl ~ corps VI rditors
arr recognized thtouyhou, ihventirv county
H. III. MOST IIlONnunil. AHlk. And
lEAtli AT. writer tn their separate IT,.
nsrinrni-, ,hut can hc innhI In America.
NJ expense 10 spared, on tls part VI tho
nut sh.r.. IL makr II II hisl. ienrd, s~,iA.
tie. practical. md instructive Journal.
.ueh H. r,e,y Intelligent imm.r aud stock
breeder Viii iLn worth many tinsstts est
each year
TIE NATIONAL LIVESTOCK
Jut kNA.. i. il,e largest NJ we'll ~ the
hesi ~l,rk Juurha published
Subscription pllrr, 4. ID per annum,
pn.ingr ,,srall Posters hsni.nia~iy IL
ln-irat.~ Nth flnr vnHray,hHs ~ I've stock.
,aaileA free d. application TO these ~Ao
vii make up club. mud = liberal colnMis.
sim allowed. Adlres. all LETTERS. regisi sr.
In, thote containing money, nnl.ss il
shape of Postal urdsr Or daft. 10
STOCK JOURNAL COMPANY, puis
Lakeside building. thirAxo. Ills.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

The members of Co. - are hereby
notified TINT n meeting of said Co.
VIII be- l,eli NJ the office u Sayre q
Woodward on Tuesday December
10th, lA7h for tho transaction of pre-.
lininary and general business In re-.
lnlion to organization and discipline.
Meeting nj \ o'clock +. NJ.
FRANK kAiRE,
Captln Commanding
crrsco, Town, December lth. Is7h.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
AfsHr.. isss slneassaa MaAufa
sas. III On, ~ Vt srssHsf*t M

Alrhansn nrruAs aesafss n IN In
ahs~ss - ttAs MsnsA.ll'A h~Ass IN
shv Yam,s that wv Anna n~s afas tstht
" rfesrN. that tpl MansFitia n~rA
hln II fas ~nnA and refused VI sssH
turn 4 Intel hill IN sht debt fisn..
rnmr ena srt W. san I'D ~hrir, ~
have a tni IN rsrkle ftn Won.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

W. uAassp sswsH shs sasuesta~n
Nv f~vaslrs iyrt. she. MIS- tNtsp
NsenTs1An amnphsst "A rut ss,ht \
tss~k NE fss*i rssse ut ~ rA.as IN
ths preparatory ard arsasmle A.
tassmpat S~# h.te sna sanssstn~r
rsti. hn~ |. shA, III ie~N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
GREAT oFFEq r ca
HOLIDAYS!

sN II Alr'nr III. HOLIDAYS ii. -.
il In pIASt,@ Il tp.si ANs. IL NTH
aNnlssn t.uN prlsrs tor eli.
f.tsIu ~ itSs. 81 Gets If RE
I'd ! -. with sns Base and .soapl
- istts -, | III 49, st - -.
VS. i. p>ENpnp kNu>slil. l.
IL Iia War, n'rd fir j * yer. Aass
AssIsn. 'lla.ira,cd Catalogues siailr
up.ie II hHlf price HORACE W,TEh
Il .a,Ss. M.iffs. / De lers. 10 f. lt,h
! -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

l.osr .-On Sunday lac. ist b..
tween III. Catholic Church nnl Mar.
kct H.. uoId necklace and Gfnn,.
The Under viii b. suitably rewarded
by calling NJ thi. Uflire. or NJ Con.
u0ly X FltzHsrald'r store on Market
street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Arrival 80 Departure 81 nalls.
rrrt~r NorRa,

VKHVTN MN NJ
Prom \ =. W. 10 r, N.
NAILS rLosE
0>,cs Wet, ios4s a. n. Fast ~ p. N.
KAMA AwRivr.
aa~s West. i0.aH q. IN. Fast. 4 40 r. m
Th.wsetiy Nail via. Saratoga. liawArfl
Cestsv and Risesilte. leaves every Mcu-
Asy, wednesday and Friday. NJ tp. m.
Nail 10 Preston, Via. Flcrcnrsvisle And
0rAngsv, leaves every Tuesday and Fri
Aay, 81 q o, N.
Aru. DEADl.E. Il, NJ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

ifArA lsasAss II raakInr sssass sssi
fsas@Aasar taA ases a. atas shaw stst
sssnF NJ tts.wW N4sMs vstset she lAinFe
psss MstAmrn n ssiNs ht~RtAA .sesv
sess
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Thr regular weslis meetings N the
Ctrrra Temple ~ lIuhat nnd T.m
rrrunrr ~ill hereafter he he'll on
Saturday evenings, commencing at
half past .rsen u'elnrk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

prevt.h rhrlifrn have worms
~. Jnrue'n German Worm Cakes
viii lrrtrny the worms aud max. ihc
children 'aHrrs, da.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Thirty.thrcc year. have passed
since thu introduction III DR.. bulls
Cough syrup, and II still -taiisls I'm.
rIvatled. Price % cents. i've bottles
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

NJ A. w. Combs has vpnr ~ thr Muhis fnr
Mr KamNnn owing Vi ilar death III this MN ~ thr
latter. liz win be hone ths cary part " next
week
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
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- a ana III rordiAiy invited
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

49, il - 80 ss@AfA Faf q VI ~
WIN Ns*et4 $50
Ms ~asiA MS VT ~ iaHA - sssA
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80 AA4s taeslsatAa
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
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SAMANTHA GfrM0, pseslnlers Isis NJ dip
terfta Augustus saIusnh sui, NJ Anton sainaith
VI Tits piate aged about " years
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

MAGNIFICENT CARS
t.illftt M.1n Ing tkLKuHArtp
WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKES
Jnnne.s NV Patent safety Platform and
Coupler
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Why BE- distressed with headache.
low spirits and nervousness when
Eilcrt's Daylight Liver pills nre sold
Ivy oil DrnHgists. dee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
l'l,.u Sick Farm,
cHAS cRAPSER, Prop.

Pre~1~r VI rure Aiior liorn u, tile
8~rk shire. ro.sna tnihH swine 10 yan,,.
iks for sale. also i,faHl soss III ri. All,
lie prlsrs; sssen young hAll. fsr nj.
heap, Tins given When required. farn
hire and hair miles uasl Of Cresro
IIossrd cnur'v tt~s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
1'INWARE
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
FARMERS
See Here.

G0rx ShoxiS far el.25,
md warrant ,heu - scnur In any coil.
Ne sharpen sshssasa AID polish then
~ d PR 81.
W have l,nrrovcd the aAsre Of our
plsv, - skas - defy any pillow made =
sqwai 10 work. ~ warrant them u
Sconr IN any Soil.
Warmers wanslag plews will do vsllto
Try THE CRESCO AOV
Nss patsat sAla MAKES II The most dura.
his plow maAs.
Thousands Of piows sre thrown away BE-.
eAuss they are worn through the sss Of =
mAa's Aaad N ths shin. the rest OF the
ssil board bstng nearly - good - ne~.
fAs shla Of sar piow eAn b Duplicated
~ : sv,Aiag expense, rendering II aearly
- gsod % new.
w ays dossg al kiads sf job wsrh,
itek y Asavy.
Setting Wagon Tire el.5o pr 1T.
All plsw work done - usaAl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

IN rrnNsssirr ~isA No r&rss, ~ hAvs 7
ense~<llA eAsnstAens s.i tslAAue Material
aaA ~ p@vpasvA " ~s~s~sss Al AiAsss u
r<taaiMe " 3 sesie sMe~srAs~d.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

C0rncd beet. Tongue. I'igs feet.
Baked benn.. Picked tongue. iIaII.
Chicken, Ham and Eggs. ~
GnANbALIs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

A fnll linz ~ stationery. siaic-,
pencils. notions snrllnrs. cakes md
cAt~bles II John MrNamufn'r. south
st.ie. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

Extracts of MI kinIu nj MeNnm
arr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
JeG Davis GETS His Plantation.

jeff Davis Gets His Plantation.
New Orleans Picayune,I
We hear with much satisfaction that
the Court of Appeals OF Mississippi has,
within a few days past, rendered, on a
rehearing, a final judgment in favor of
our honored friend Jefferson Davis, re.
storing to him, in full title and interest,
his fine plantation of Bakersfield, Warren
county, Miss. This history of the ntiga.
ton which has had this happy conclu.
sion is Of an interesting and even ro-
mantle character. Bakersfield and Hur
ricane plantations, now constituting the
whole island produced by q cutoff of
the Mississippi river, is q magnificent
domain, which was acquired more than
fifty years ago by Mr.. Joseph E. Davis,
the older brother OF Jefferson Davis, and
for a long time was cultivated with great
profit. Mr.. Joseph Il. Davis was a gen.
tleman Of great ~sagscity, strong sense
and enterprise, aud became one of the
wealthiest and most influential citizens
Of Mississippi. When his brother JEFF
married the daughter of General Taylor,
and resigned his commission in the
army, Joseph E. Davis invited his
brother to come to Mississippi and enter
upon the life of a cotton planter. Mr..
jeff Davis accepted the invitation, and
took possession Of BriersieId, which he
cultivated successfully for many ear
Despite his long withdrawal from the
care Of this estate, Mr.. Davis, with the
aid Of his energetic and intelligent pres.
ent wife, managed to administer bis
plantation so as to acquire a com.
petence and reimburse lis brother
the full value Of the place. Still
the formal title to the plantation re.
manned in Mr.. Joseph Il. Davis. Wien
the war broke out Mr.. Joseph Davis held
this property beyond the reach of the
Federal Government. Aud when the
President Of the defeated C~onfederacy
became a prisoner at Fortress Monroe
Mr.. Joseph Davis made o sale OF his
whole estate to his long chief manager,
a oolored man named Montgomery, for
$1,000 0 payable on long time, with in.
terest at the rate of six per cent. Mr..
Joseph Davis then made q complicated
and abstruse will. de was o very old
man, dying shortly after at the age Of
eighty'four. His will recognized Mr..
JEFF Davis children as legatees for toe
sum of $4,000, to be collected by trus.
tees, of WHOM Mr.. JET Davis was one,
and to be paid to his children when they
attained their mej ori,y. The balance OF
his estate was bequelibed to his (Mr.
Joseph u, Davis') natural children or
grandchildren. As Mr.. JED Davis
youngest child is but fourteen, u long
time would elepse before anything ooulu
be realized from this beqlest, and as Mr..
Joseph f. Davis bad left evidence that
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07

Us
Major John D. Adams, of Little Rock,
is in the city.
B Pine, of Cairo, Ill is tie guest of
Colonel James Speed.
John Marie and Eugene Fem, of Lit.
tie Rock, are in the city. They leave for
home this afternoon.
j. Reichert left last night for San
Francisco, California, where be expects
to make his future home.
Rev. DR.. G.. NJ. Gotsch. formerly pas.
tor of the German Lutheran church 10
this city, died at st. Louis last Monday.
Misses Leila Hutchinson, Lennie Ne.
Corkle and Alice Davis, Of Horn Lake,
Mississippi, are guests Of Mrs. Ellis,
Second street.
Among the young ladies graduated a.
Wards school. Nashville, are Misses
opbeliA McCullers, Maggie Stewart, Mag
gle Rogers and Mary White, of Memphis.
The Rev. John G. Mslloy, Of Owens.
bore, Ky, delivered the address to the
Alumni at Clarksville, Wednesday. he
will o%ficiato at the First Presbyterian
Church of this city Hext Sabbath.
May, the shirt tailor, makes the best
shirts to order for 81. So
Wigpin & Co, 3lS Main street, are re.
ceiving daily, by express, new and beau
tiful styles of summer hats. They have
the best stock in the city at low prices
Call and see. CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
JnveniIe r-Irehwaxmsn

NEW YORK, May 30.--As Thos. Lynn
was passing along an unfrequented street
IN Harlem, Sunday week, he was met by
u lad OF sixteen, who demanded his
money or his life, and held a seven.
shooter within a few feet of his head
Refusing to give the money, the bow
hred three shots, which would have
ended Lynn's existence but for the pres
ence OF a heavy memorandum and q
buckle; All attempts to detect the
young highwaymsn and two companions
who looked IN at his game have been
unsuccessful until to-day, when he waa
captured by chance.
A singular story then came to light.
Baldsweeders, the riugleader, saws he
was led to take up the line of a highway.
mar by reading such novels as Dead.
wood Dick" Double Dsggers," etc. and
induced the others to join him. Their
purpose was to leave for Texas as ouick
as they could get money enough. Thew
procured revolvers, clubs and dirks. and
swore to stand by one another. pledqing
their lives as the forfeit. Lynn was the
lrst man they tried. After that affair
they concealed themselves, but seeing
they we're not suspected, thew had lust
taken to the road, when they were seized
by the police. They are now held TO
await trial. They are cool, and expect
TO die on the gallows.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
"Ihe Thunder Aims HIgh."

New York Verdi
The news from Berlin gives " %aetuali-
ty to the list we elsewhere publish of
attempts made, since IS48, upon the lives
of rulers. 1t is observable that the lives
of three rulers only in that time have
been more than once assaulted. These
are Napoleon III, the Gar Alexander
aud the emperor Of Germany. The
thunder aims high. Against the ljfs Of
the frst OF these soVereigos six attempts
were planned, but only three were actu-
ally made, so that the emperor of Ger.
many has now confronted as often as
Napoleon himself the actual danger of
assassination at the hands of his own
subjects. The czss's life has been twice
attempted. 1t is a curious and notable
circumstance that only one of ten At
tempts made TO slay the heads of NOR
archical governments in Europe has
succeeded, while every one of five re,
corded as against the presidents of re.
publlcs in America was carried out fatal.
ly. As there are. including the empe-
rUrs of China and Japan and kings of
Siam and the Sandwich Islands. forty.
two sovereigns of cognizable Importance
who reign by hereditary right, and only
seventeen rulers (including the Popel,
who rule by elective right, it certainly
looks as if human creation were at least.
as hard to please with the chiefs they
choose for themselves as with those
whom they take by the will or the favor
Of heaven,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
A MAIL ROBBLR CONVICTED,
Flees from the City - Avoid I'm.
prisOnmeDt hetherIaAd His

Flees from the City - Avoid I'm.
prisonment - h~etherIahd His
same
Yesterday the East OF James Neither.
land, indicted for robbing the United
States mails at Grand Junction, was
tried in the United States Court, Judge
Irlgg occupying thu bench. Late in the
afternoon the jury returned q verdict Of
guilty, and the prisoner was allowed to
remain out until this morning on the
bonds Of $1,000 then existing. When
court met this morning, aud the defend.
ant was called, he failed to appear.
Ihereupon a deputy marshal was sent
in search of Netherland, who it was soon
ascertained, had fed the city in order to
avoid the judgment Of the court. Mar.
shall Williamson at once put his
Deputies iu general search for Neither
land, but at this writing the fugitive
has not been apprehended, nor is it
known whittier he has gone. Neither.
land was local mail agent at Grand
Junction, where be hes lived seven years,
and leaves a wife aud several children.
1t is said that there are eleven indict-
meuts against him, each charging rob
berry of the mail, the total money stolen
amountirg m SI05 Tho indictment nm
which be was convicted charges him
with taking S25 from the mail. In view
Of the flight OF Mcfarland, forfeiture in
the sum OF $1,000 was this morning
taken against the s%ureties on two bonds.
The s%ureties are D. c. Wells and N. A.
Bryant, of Grand Junction. Stewart,
the negro mail agent, who was convicted
Of robbing the mails, has been p%ardoned
by President Hayes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
Governor Hendricks IndOrses the
investigation.
Journal Special.l

Vutuul ppeClhll
INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-Your eorre.
spondent asked Governor Iepdricks
this evening what he thought Of the Pot.
ter investigation now in progress He
answered: 1t is all right. Since thew
have determined to investigate, / want
it to go on, and the whole c~onspiracv
probed to the bottom. Il will do GOOD
now, and do good in the end. | do not
desire to have the title Of Mr.. Hayes or
Mr. Wheeler disturbed; but l do desire
to see the great fraud unearthed and the
perpetrators brought to shame, if not to
justice.
Mr.. Hendricks regards the Republican
convention of to-day as q weak affair,
and does not consider the ticket a strong
one. He has no doubt OF the result in
October, and believes that the Demo-
Gratis will carry both branches Of the
legislature BY a fair working majority.
Mr.. Hendricks is in excellent health.
and this evening wa in high spirits.
o. 0. S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
The Gettysburg Gem stery.

@hhNosl
To say that it is upon q high knob
locking toward the S1uth Mountains,
bluer than the sky in their indigo tint
and eight miles away, is not to say
enough, and to do it injustice. There
are seventeen acres of the prettiest shorn
grass, with drives and walks. The main
avenue is at the east end, dividing the
national from the town burying place.
One passes the bronze statue of General
Reynolds, who fell on the first day. as he
enters and turns to the right, going
through clusters of maple, m~ahogouy'
northern pine and cedar trees. The av.
enue is lined on both sides with Norway
maple, with garden bushes between them
Half way through stands the
separated by a low belt OF ~shrubbery
from the graves. These are arranged in
a solid, semi. circle, with segments for the
eighteen States that are represented. In
a total of 1864, 979 bear little white
blocks marked unknown" The others
have the name of the dead, their com.
panies and regiments cut into curving
rows Of stone. There are no Confeds.
rates in the keepers register. The mAnv
bodies that belonged in the South were
carried away with Lees retreat hp armv
and some of them, indeed, buried silent.
~ at night in the passes of the Blue
Ridge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-07
The Pone,n ManI,n-

The well.informed Roman correspond.
ent OF the London Tablet says that there
ID not the slightest foundation for the
rumors that the health Of Leo XIII ia
impaired. He is not robust, but he has
no disease nor any inhrmity except that
OF age lie rises early and goes to bed
late, irausaets business regularly and
without much appearance Of fatigue.
eats and drinks very sparingly, ana
touches only the simplest visnds. Ho
takes exercise from 5 to Z D m. in tho
Vatican gardens, and sometimes SAYS his
mass as early as c in the morning, in q
small chapel in the gardens. '
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his brother had paid the full value Of he
estate, Mr.. JEFF Davis finally, with much
reluctance on account Of his great love
OF, and respect for, tho memory OF his
brother, yielded to the urgent advice of
his relatives and friends, and instituted
suit to reclaim and re-establish his title
in the property. All honest and good
men will rejoice hat this patriotic and
noble gentleman and veteran has sue
ceeded in his suit, aud his declining
years will thus be soothsd aud defended
from the cares and humiliation OF pow.
erty aud dependence.
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Don't forget 10 call and see
Mrs. McCullOUgh's Imperial
Salf.cOndensiEg Steam and
Hot Air Cooker, the only one
on earth. Cooks three differ
emf articles on one hole Of the
stove. ATT. j. TurnbnlI's, 234
Main st. SAT
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THE CITY.
Friday Evening, Jnne 2, 1878.
The DOIIar weekly LEDGER.

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To Picnic Parties.

You can charter a nice twelve. passen.
ger omnibus all day or night for Sc.
Cheap rates for carriages or buses to
Raleigh. P. NJ. PATTERSON & Co,
SO 100 Jefferson street.
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White Swan, fancy, $3.50 retail

Sugar, Coffee MOases Golden Syrup, White Sugar Dnps, Tea, Bondesy SMdines BOned
turkey BOnedC Chicken ROastM Mutton, Roast Beef Russia Caviar, Goose Liver in OIL GuaVaJ ely
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