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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-18

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-18

DcSC Cn0y cOulO. 0ut Cn0y Appeared 10
me to take the ugly counter, with its
sordid pound packages for home neces-
sity, and took it with an ill-concealed
avidity. The truth was, kind of
heart-sickness seized me when I thought
that the evening must be passed in MAX
ing myself generally agreeable, and 1
felt that to wander about this place,
distorted out of its sweet SAVIOR of god
illness and quiet Sabbath rest so dear to
q weary sOul-tO wander about among
the flags and wreaths and tents and ar
bors. with smile for one, a nod for
anOther-was like the protracted and
agonizing pilgrimage of lost soul be-
yond the borders Of the Styx.
So speedily put myself behind the
counter, which comfortably hid more
than half my tail, gaunt figure, and was
so glad of the shelter that found my
self becoming interested in these de-
spised parcels piled up before me.
determined, If / could, to make my
mission success, 30 that and other
poor weary women might have this
refuge to fly to in these gala seasons Of
misery.
Inc successful grocer, who had not
been very well pleased with the open
ingratitude for his bequest, took heart
and frightened up when he saw me Civ
ing an air of smartness to his goods.
He extricated himself from q bevy OF
young and fair ones, and came gener-
ously over to help me. In sheer graft
tude. | began to praise his young colt
that was pasturing in field adjoining
our garden, and he remained with me.
Shortly after, when he found that q
queer feeling in his head agreed with
the same discomfort in my own poor
Uranium, he brought chair behind the
counter, and in . low, tender voice he
detailed to me the interesting diagnosis
OF bic pet malady.
On the other side Of ma, the minis.
ters con, who IVES home ftom oolIeeo.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-18
NATURES REMEDY.
WEGEflNE)p
Inc caEAI Dloop PuMFIcR

Mr. H. r. STKvHNs:
Dear Strive sell your vE6ETuNE and find Il 70 bo
good for tho complaints for which Il Is recommended
1t Is good medicine. We have many calls for it
b. 7. WHTTHERSPOON & CO.,
DFuggistD and Ap0thocarieS
Dec. -, 1871. Evansville, Ind
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estates and mining property m Pinsl county nave been nl-d in the County Recorders office since oar last issue:
 sam Morgan 10 Robert A. Irion, the northern end of The Southern Bell mine m I'iotppr District. so fert-sl0-
 Fran-,S DunneIIy Co William Johnson undivided one-nslf Of the Uncle Bill and Silver star mines in Pioneer Iistrict-SaO.
 Robert A. IriOn to sam Morgan. the southern end or the Southeru Bell mine 70O feet tn Pioneer District Sl0.
 :. B. Chapin and wife To C. R. Drake one lot in Fibrrnce-slllS
 wm. L. Arnett to the 76 Silver Mining tom pany, one lot m Picket Pn-t-s25.
 WI Arnett to $. W. Foreman, one loI In Picket Pust-sl.
 John Young in James 4. Orr. undivided half of the Hayes miue Tn Pioneer Dis rrict-slOOO
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
MIninx Locations.

The following mining locations have been filed in the office of the County Re- cDrder since our last issue:
 Columbia, in Pine Grove District. by M. \. ThaIsing.
 Jul a, in Pioneer District, by F. F.. Ben ton. Iohn Funk and s C. Baker.
 Buckeye, first East extension Of Fl Capitan, by Jesse Young.
 Cleaveland. in Pioneer District, by C. E. Buck and O. Hayse.
 Dunderburg, in Globe District, by Buck and Hayse.
 Lone Tree. Iu Pioneer District, by Buck and Hay-s.
 Blue Wing and Calistogs, fourteen miles Sasi of Flnrence, by ". D. smith.
 silver Boy. one mile north of Mesquit springs, by ". b. Smiih.
 St. Louis, Tn Pioneer District, by W. H. Limpker and ChaS. Smith.
 INCuKPoRATIoS.
 Articles Of Incorporation Of the Pinneer Silver Bell Mill and Mining Company, were filed with the County Recorder on the 18th. Capital SlO.OOO GO. divided intn lOO,OOO rhares. Of the par value Of sIOO each. The Directors appointed Tor the trst year are Amos Roberts, s. Silverberg. J. F. Dyer, O. F. Griffin and Nat T. MOsser all Of San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Prescott I ems.
vice.

From he Enterprise, July l3:
 MT. E. B. Pomr"y, United Staies District AttorneJ, arrived by last even iugs stage, To be present al The cl. sing of court, when bills, accounts. etc, are presented iO the ,urt for audit
 Mir c. F. Mitchell is rapidly com pleting arrangements for starting a newsnaper at Signal.
 A man named Kin&aide, formerly clerk in store at Enrenberg. died last Tuesday nn he deseri, between Tyson We'll and Desert Station. He wa> about to be lifted into the stage when he suddenly expired from exhausta- iinn. He had been uuwell and WAS on hi, way to Prescott for his health
 1 murder WAS committed on Wed nesday about fifteen miles from Grape zine Springs. The victim was found tp b. John Uhlrick. sol Tier dis charged from Camp Mohave on May 20. win his pay. s972.30 Thrte Mex ican- are sus ,ect q of the crime.
 Coy. Hoyt will le vr the le-islativt spp"rtionment 10 be made b. his sue cessor in rfficr.
 Gov. H"yr received le'ter. twr day aga. from Mir Dake. Ihe new Unite States Marshal, daied Michigan, say ing he would start for AIiz ma, An gust 1.
 The troops remaining in this depar' meni, afler rhe departure of he m panies of the Eighth Infan ". aF' twelve companies GulI rrgimenD Q 'he Sixth Cavalry, numbering abOu 700 men.
 News from Signal, is io the effrc tha' the mills are pounding away. vii ihe rsual productive results. The Me Crackin ComDany's foundry works '' s charm. and thus turns out materia necessary fir the tao mills.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Destructive RaInssOrm as Tuesoa- Drow ming of Lieuts. RuckeP
 and H~neiey.
TUCsoS, July I6.

TUCsOS, July 16.
 EDITOR CITIZEN An extraordinary fall of rain occurred here on the even Ing of he lllh instant. Actual meas nrpment showed ihat 5 3-10 inches of rain fell in one hour and ten minutes. The dusty streets were suddenly trans formed to broad and rushing rivers. There were many and simultaneous flashes of vivid lightning and i0udest and sharprst thunder. For s while the scene b'riere.l on Ihe terrific. As many as fifty houses were damaged or destroyed. Roofs fell in, walls toppIed over, and some houses were total wrecks. In some instances women and children barely escaped in time to ave being crushed under falling roofs or walls or both. Men ami w.,- men could be seen on Main. Mey rs. Mccormick ahd other streets wading uo tn their arnpits in eff irts to e. cape and save their household affairs. While there were evidently narrow escapes from he falling of the rnOis and walls and mai turrents, tet Il IS said no lives were lpsi nor serip Is in- jury 10 persons. The principal mer. caniile houses resis ed the st .rm and very liirle loss occurred tn or in them. IL is said there was "cl"ud bur,I " on the mesa eat uf town, but indepen- dent of il, the fall of rail in the time an. quantity stated, is almost unprece denied here or elsewhere There were many humorous a. we'll aS serious in cidents tn this storm, but ss DO greal damage accompanied them, it is u-e. less 10 burden your columns with their recital.
 Right on the heels of this storm. came the sad news of the death by drowning in White River Canyon al Camp Supply in the Cuiricahua mlun- taius, uf Lieuienants RHcker and Hen. eley, of the Sixth Ca. airy. The receipt of this news occaSinned sincere regret. The two officers were highly esteemed lby he citizens generally for ths;r ac- tive and successful efJr.s to rid tae country of all struggling hostile and renegade Apaches. IL is underslo"d meeting will be held tn night at which resolutions of Teal respect and regret will be passed. Fearing you may not have received ihe pariicular- Ii. may be said that Lieut. Heneley, ID trying To cruss the fOaming river WAS unhOrsed and carried down and received a death stroke against q stump or log. anu Lieut.. Fucker see Ing his brother officers critical posi- tiou, went to his rescue, aoi was car ried away and drowned jy the impas sable current. Their bodies wre bOtl recovered t;e same evening, taken L, Camp Bowie and buried on the l3j. with the impressive rites of the ser vice.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

DURING the past week we have watched the storms gather and break about ns each afternoon. We have received ac- c,unis of floods aud disaster from various quarters. In sume sections these hoods have Caused serious des' ructiOn Of proper Iy, and the loss Of valuable lives. IL mas rsined north. south, eHst and west. but shas far Fi1rence remains dry. A very light shower fell on Wednesday evening. enough ui wet the surface dust but nc more. We would Ike some rliI. and yei Ii k difficult to chonse between the serious drouth prevailing in this section and the destructive floods that have prevailed elsewhere. We nope that when our ration nf moisture comes It will be with gentlei force and in more moderate volume.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

SR. ". E. GRIFFITH Of ihe spn'hern
 Pacific stage L'ne, cSme in ytst-r 'HS morning from rur'S"n anu 'en oy same eoaeh tor YumA. '.tIrf" says the dam age in Tucson by the recent storm k esii
 mafea at s4OOOO and upwards. The r''''d between wn-aI's Station and D-seri S1'
 tinn are very heavy nom receHr rains The slow time" will be very nvenieh' far The stage company aS bong as he rDsd' continue heavy, but they are on'y '" willing 10 whip up" whenever the Post office Department shall instruct them t' ido so.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

WE Iea-n rom Mir. M. A. Baldwin Wn" came in from P.cket Post on "Wednesday evening. that his mill started up an the qsb Instant and ms been running ever since nn Wana Wha'a ore e iniIi works like d charm aud The ore iS Jield ing saiis factory results. There are n"~ twenty stamps in operation al the Picke
 Post and we ouKnt to feel the benert soon
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
The Belt says.

Haskin IS bnsily engaged in graf ing and preparing material for the rectiOn of quartz mill.
 Heavy rains have recently fallen east and northeast of this place. Or The road 10 san Ca-lns agency the water is reported as having filled ihe cafons which empty into the San Car los river.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

DEs MoTNEs, July 6.-The Governor is in receipt tn day of despsiches from different points, stating that tramps had taken possession of railroad trains and were dangerous to towns. The Governor issued a proclamation direct in. Sheriff, and others in authority ts 6e prompt and dilIgent in preserving the peace.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

TIE wife and sister ot Dr. :. B. Chapln are af the Picket PoSi, where they have haen A few days breathing ihe pure noun tain air. catching trout and hunting he"r They are expected home tonight ani W l.-.,.f ,,,ch refreshed from theIr trip.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

Tug Enterprise says there were twenty.three witnesses subpensed in .tbe case of the United States vs. SWill- ing and Kirby, to appear al the exsm .ina;ion July 15, in Yuma, before Judge Brinley.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

Gov. \. P. k. SAFFoKD was register ed al the Metropolitan, and Prof L. 5. Caldwell at the A-tor House, ID New York City on July g.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Weather Report.

HoS. H. S STEVENS Is expected 10 ar live m Fiorende within a day or two. w. wIli heartily welcome the man who i' to be Lonored with third term in Oul National Congress.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

SIMON KoHS who has been for some months IA resident of Fiorenee' i-'t 'o' san Francisco by stage Taesiay morning
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Twelve Yesrs Experience In Department
 Business. W. p. Dunwoodyy
 ATTORNEY AT LAW, U. s. Commissioner and Examine
 in Chancery, 30 Grant Place, Washington.


 Procure- pa.snts on Mining Claim, Pri- vste Land Claims. and al classes of band -ntr.es, giving special attention. al~o.to the prsSecutinD of rontesfPei cases hAflre the General Land 0ffirs aTi.i ISsDartfpsnt nf the Tn erioT. and 10 th- perfrefio'' nfft- tie iO public lsnd in all cases wh-r'. The sn' ries have been Sifspen ia,i nr the psiPnt is mt of res-s-l. No title iS perfect that does not show record Of patent SOLDIERS ADDTTIoNAL HnMEsTEADs. soldiers in the war or he rebellion who m sde homestead entries of less than l6O acres prior tO June -, 1874, are entitled to additional entries
 Prompt attention given tO the pr~para- ton Of paperS in additional IT an rS'ead s-s4Srs. and iO procuring their approval by the I,nfotnisSfOnef Of the General I9Hd Ofire. soldiers should apply af once, giving nnmh-r of original entry and de- scriptiOn Of land
 PENSIONS, WAR OF 1872
 Orie~rs and Soldiers O~ The war of 1872, and ihetr widow-. arc entitled q, pension Parties entlfla,t should not delay a m's- menf in fil nQ their claims Instructions furnished nn application Ciaims for Pen sion, Bounty Bounfy Land Warrants. and claims arising under Indian and other trrafieS, prosecuted prnmp'ty.
 SsIldlers whs, serv-d m the Mexican
  will h. furnishsd promptly with in,Orma- ton IA sDnn ss Congress acts on the bill for their relief.
 PATENTS FOR ISvESTIhNs- AppIira Iuns fur patents for iDvrn'inns will rpeeivR czrsnll attention. deSsr.- to call The attention o inventors eSpec ally, ss I have every facility for prosecuting thls class or business.
 DISPOSITIONS.
 am rrepared to take depnsitions to he used in fhp State and Federal Courts with out delay, and l respectfully tender my services Rs Commissioner tO Attorneys prnrficinz in the several Courts, and also Attorney in any business they my have r-quiring The attention of an AItOE- n@y Tn Washington.
 E-f-reuce~, hy permiSsiOn.
 Hon. Wm R. Allison. '. -. Senator. Ia. Hon. Wm Windom. IT. .. Senator. Ninu. n. .sn. IT ram Price. NJ. C.. InWA- Hon. H. Davis, NJ. C Cal. Hon. James F. Wilson, Fairfield. Iowa
 May 3l. d-u
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

WE hear Of copIons rains in the noun rains east ana the GIla river k expected in arrive opposite FIoreuce in A few days.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

TIE Santa Fe New Mexican of the 29th. chrnniclcs the arrival al ihsi place of Mr H. E. Lacy, post trader si Apache
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Chin fin the TreasurN.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The coin balance In the Treasury $ about $2OO,
 100000 and steadily increasing. A
 there is np idea thai this balance will
 ne below the present figure this with the present low premium on gid ,rmS,r basis If general anticipation here that resumption will occur before JsnHa4y 1.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

United States District Attorney E. B. Pomroy is expected to arrive this morn ing iron Pres Ott.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

MRs G. H. OUaY and daughter len this week 10 make brief visit To friends in Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

PEACHES. grapes. &c. Reai A. N. Jane' new ad, eTtisement in the proper column
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

wArERMELnSs are quite plenty now. and the peaches and grapes will sOOn be along
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

CAPT. JAMES 4. MOURE was ID town on Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Ranch for Sale.

TaE RISCONE RANCH. 3a MILES | s.azf 0l fur~ou tfsHG dHriItng-. core r.Gls. &r-. for handling cI'tlr- q" .scr-s s,. band -Htered uu ier tLe Dns@r; Land Act, which covers sil thP prTmanrni "A ls-r ;.,r ten miles square. 2j cents per acre D.id on fhe land.
 \ valus oie ranch for any npe that wants .fD deal In Horses, CfsftIs. CT @n~-p; is c5S oa1le Of supporting a0,6 head 0f cHttis he year rDund-
 Price si-0l; terms easy on ~~rf'nd pey- nsnts- HCrSes or cattle taken. Iu pay meui-
 Apply ro Fl. C. HOOEER
 of Si-r-s pontto Ranch, Near Camp Grant Arizona
 April s-~s
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

A NEW circus Is In town and will per fogua on Saturday evenlcs-
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

ATWIII a co. cnnfinuefh@ir Agency in san Francisco af 30e California Strrei, 1, for Bnnding, Selling and Buying Mines Renl Estate. Patent Machinery, New In vPrf,nns. etc, Incorporating Cnmpanles t,f Q .pry kind obtaining Working 'Apltai and pl4rtng them m he Na'keis or Lon lon, Washington, New York, Boston ana Chicago
 The long residence of AtwiIl S Co. in the mining regions and Knowledge of mines, locations and arpS; as also their large ar- nuaiutance Of InOnied parties, enahle them fO he of great assistance to owners nF properly of every description. P'triicn lar attention given to placing lnsurRn"~ nr Life or Property In responsible Com panies al >o the purchasing materials and ..s-i Gf every description, and collecting arcountE, etc.
 CnmuanIes incorporated under'he Laws nf t,aIitOTnis or New York. and ail the rS-quisita Books of Sock, etc. procured.
 ompanias BONDED AND SOLn. ad vsnceH made and Sales satisfactorily eno -umatsd.
 Parties deslrous Of investing funds Large or smsII amoantsf will have The advan- age nr our experience or the last twenty five years.
 Orders from inc Interior and inrOrma- lion relative to MineS, Machinery, etc, carefully and promptly attended tO by ad dressing co,. Western Mining Agency, | P. O Box I'll. san FranciSro i Feb l5 l9-I-S
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Los Anrele. Items.

Los ANGELES, July 9-The Veterans of the M4xican War Vill give a reception IO General Fremont an hi- arrival iu this city. An unsuccessful attempt was made al Anahrim last night tp lynch Vincente Valdez, the Indian murderer. The prisoner was brought to Los Angeles jail today.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

F1FrY-EIsHr packages Of grneeries ar rived in Yums on July II. for NJ. Cslisher-
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

THE Alta says: R'pre>erralivr Int trrll ar iived at Santa Rosa ID F-;tay rhe 9th instant He will visit Arizona soon.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

A. BARNETT has purchased he Mar icnna Welta Station
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
r.e Euperor,s Would be Assassin.

BERLIN. July S.-Dr. Nubiling k sufficiently recovered tO bc several times examined. IL is still dn'- btful ,hether he wi!l survive his injurie>. He says he p,Oied the crime alone. nut communicated his intention tu .nm- scquainIance~, who did not op D ,se il. His present statement Is believed.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
WEEKS on MINERAL LANDS.

VyITS BOOK fS ALMOST INfiISPEN- | sable tO Miners and all tn any way r1nnecfe.i with MIntng gProFsrfy-~hrth~r Quartz rr Placer Mines. TUnnei Highfa. Water Privileg@s, Ditches and FIum g over public lands. It!s
 Fresh from the Press, And contains over 40 pascs, emhrscI nE q complete digest %! all [ nits.; VI sf-% Laws beaiing on Mining tn,-rssts. Te'-is- ions af The General f.aEd Ci-ica and Ini'-- rinr Depa,tnlen and state and United SiaieS CoGrts. I;is
 The Best Arranged and Indexed Work
 Yet offered 10 the PabIIe on Ghe subject. Every Miner and Lawyer should have lt
 SUMNER WHITNEY O..
 Publishers, san Frzncison. Their price s45a gnId Can be had by .orisring through IKE CIrIZEs ofice at $4.5O currency.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Audacious Tramps.

MR. A. J. FRAZER Of silver King, paid A oriei visit to Florence this week.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
A. P. PAREDzs.
J. GuHDASI.

J. GuHDASI. A. P. PAREDEs. ]. Cuindani 6 Co.,, Florence, Arizona.
 -Dealers ln- General Mere h andise e {. Keep Constantly on Hand Large
 Fresh Stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.
 WINES, LIQUORS,
 Tobacco and Cigars, DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, PERFUMERY and YANKEE NOTIONS. MEMS, BOYS. and LADIES' HATS, BOOTS and SHOES. Har,iN are, Tinvare, WOo'ien Ware. Safety Fuse, Blasting and Csun Powder. M D. ing Implen nis. Farming ImDle- ments. BruShes. oils. Paints,
 and vsrnishes. Crockery, China and Glassware We also have constantly on hands
 the best imported Mescal and Panocha. Prices as Low as any Store in Town. CaIra and examine before purchasing else where. We cannot be Undersold for
 Cash.
 ~ Orders Solicited. 7Sa
 GUISDANI t co.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
James G. Fair.

SAS FRAScIscn. July Son account .Or i'll health James c. Fair has resign ed Ihe Superinien'iency If the Bonanzs and All niher mines under his control. Assistant Superintendent ". K. Patton has been appointed in his Sesd
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

Shipping s,s Commission Merchant, VIII Carry Full prime Stock of PR OVlSIONS, PHoE ISIOSS' PROVISIONS, PhoFlslONS' cuoCERIEs GROCERIES, SpoCFRIFS GROCERIES, 0oy GoODS DRY GOODS, SpT cOODS DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES
 HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE. sADOLERY, sADDLE II . SJ . ', SADOLERY, S3DOLEe DRUGS AND MINING MATERI Alis, DRUGS AND MINING MA TRIALS,
 Selected to sctly Suit herchamts. station Keepers. Miners Raneners and Freighters
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
ARIZONA and MEXICO

ARI FIONA und MEXICO. solicTts Orders for Goods and Assures
 - satisfaction- - FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN DIsE Co any Part of the World - Insuring i
 -desIred. Buys or Makes Advances
 -on sll-- ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE The SALE or ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALITY. Buws.nd Exchanges 'Told Dust. Gold ane Silver Bullion. United states Treasury Drafts. Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will he attended fo by tn' San Francisco Branch Houss with prom pi ness and ddeliTy.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

Special orders will he stfended 70 oy tnT nesa and ddeliTy.
 All srierp and com missions should ce
 JAMES M. BARNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION nF
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-05
REV Ards.

&E- KEWARb.-EosT, FRIDAY. FEBRUAkY I,
pOPurse containing $40, blue ana gold Society PIN Pen,
Gil, &c Return to l34 East 10th IT.
= REWARD LOST ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3
PC1s7s, In n Central Park sleigh. sixth avenue
wsrded as above by returning 1t to A. T. s56 Broadway
&OS RkwARD.-LOST. s62 IN BILLS, ONE CHECK
pAOof S10t, OF S33, for which payme mt has been
stopped Return to T3S Sth av :. MEYEH.
oSn REWARD. LOST, ABOUT THREE WEEKS
QOOsncc, very small silver gray Scotch Terrier au-
pwering TO the OF Pinkey The above
paid to any one returning him to the owner No. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-05

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1T Is so well mounted, 40 splcndidy acted. and OF
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dressing OF its actresses. maintains ITS reputation by
tho luxurious toilets OF Miss Rogers"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-05

A UcTI0N HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KE1KNEY
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
n every horse that Is warranted sound or kind and true