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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
TELEcRvPH 1aeWTlEs.

New Milford, June 24.-Edwin Hoyt,
fatally stabbed his father yesterday. Whisky
enc of the causes.
I. The hotel keepers Of this city are forming
an association, the object of which is pro.eo-
ton from swindlers dishonest boarders and
thievish servants.
New York, June 24.-The suspension Of
A. D. Yoorhie, Az old member, was an.
npunced on the stock exchange this after:
noon.
Detroit, June 24.-At the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Michigan Central
railroad, which took place at the Office Of the
company in this city, this morning, the d.
rectors for the ensuing year were chosen.
Fifteen million dollars in stock was voted
out Of eighteen millions, of which the Van.
dcrbilt ticket received about ten millions
and the Taylor ticket five millions.
New York, June 24.-Oliver s. Vincent
and Wm. H. Code. clerks, in the tax col
lectors' Office, Brooklyn, entered the vault
wherein the books are kept. Code lighted
match to light the gas Jet an explosion
of gas instantly followed, and the we'll o.
the vault was blown into the middle Of tn,
Office, and railing, furniture, windows ant
sashes we're demolished. Vincent va
blown across the room. about 40 feet, hi
clothes torn of, hair burned and face ant
b ,dy fearfnlly lacented.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
MAGAZINES FOR Iyty.
2scpfnNER.

The July ScRInNER opens with the third
Of DR.. Brewers papers on "Bird Architect
ure," including the nests Of the Vircoa. Tit
mice. ysrlin, Tailor bird and o.hsrs, scme
OF the most Interesting being represented Ia
the dr.winga. "A Few Antiques'' is ,h. title
Of an sa2pysoas pspef oaccrtaia pasts q
laA years Loan Collscaioa for the society
II psoosslive Art; he daviasa which AN
n Frsaeb lAahsup, sspsrasas NJ. J Pier
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
IN BANKRuPrcY.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UN1rEDl
STATES FOR THE SECOND IIDI-

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED1
STATES FOR THE SECOND JUDI In
C1AI4 DISTRICT OF DAKOTA TER BankruDtcy
RITORY.
In ths Hotter Of Putnam & Bender, Bankrspfs !;
Second Judicial District .,
Of Dakota Territory.
THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, That on the Tenth
i 40 day Of June, 1878, a warrant Of Bank
ruptcy was Issued out Of the district court Of the
United States for the second judicial district Of
Dakota Territory, against the firm Of Putnam &
Bender, Of Elk Point. in the county Of Union, in
said district, adiudged bankrupts, on debtors Pc
tt.ion That the payment of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to such bank.
rupt firm, to them, or for their use, and the
transfer OF any property BY them, are forbidden
I!; Dy law and that meeting of the creditors Of
choose one or more assgnees of their said estate,
viii be held at court 81 bankr9ptcy, to be hold
Smith, before G. c. Moody. Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy. for said district on the 18th day ol
June, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock q nj,
\ JOHN b. RAYMOND,
U. $. Marshal for said District
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CUT YOUR WEEDS.

A city ordinance requires that the owners, oe-
cupants or agents of blocks A. l.e 4, Ii, Il, 10,
H. Is q, 49, a. 25 o. ssaa s5 &c. 81, 4e, q, 4s, 4,
and 80. in Todds Yankton and Witherspoon,s
Yankton; and blocks I, 23, 20 21, q, %, "a,
25 &c, q. % and q, in Lower Yankton, shall keep
the weeds moved down on said blocks, and i'm
poses penalty Of from 81 to $50 for non. com
Pliance with the provisions OF said ordinance.
The owners. occupants or agents of said blocks
are hereby notified to comply with said ordi-
nance, or suffer the penalty.
c. H. BATES,
City Marshal
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24

London, June 24.-The new ant0nOmoul
province south Of tho Balkans, is to be
named East Roumelia.
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
All Berlin correspondents agree in declar.
ing that the settlement of the Bulgarian
question, ia entirely due to the frmness ol
the British representative in the congress.
Russian concessions on this again are said
to be entirely dependent on the condition,
for the organization and administration ol
Roumelia. One condition is that the Rus
sian troops when they evacuate Roumelia
are to be replaced by native militia, com.
posed Of Christians or Mussulmen, accord
ing to the prevailing religion Of the district.
The French republicans in the congress
support Lord Bcaconsfcld's demands on the
Bulgarian question.
MORTIFIED RUSSIA.
London, June M.-The Post says: Rus.
sia is now authoritatively told that she is a
far from Constantineple. III not indeed fur
ther, than she was when the war began.
Herein lies the bitterness of modification to
which she wont now submit.
PERSONALS.
London, June 24.-The czar is expected
in Berlin shor.ly, on his way to Ems.
Prince Gortschakoff' was absent from the
congress Saturday. He suffers from fresl,
attack of gout.
Madrid, June 24.-Queen Mercedes re-
ceived the last sacrament of the church at
5 o'clock this morning, in the presence of
the king, members of the royal and Mont
pensier families and ministers.
- NEW DANGERS APPREHENDED.
Berlin, June 24.-It is stated in Russian
diplomatic circles that the discussion ON the
delineation Of Bulgaria is taking favorable
turn, but difficulties are apprehended in r.f-
erence to the evacuation Of Shumla and
Varna by the Turks.
OBITUARY.
London, June 24.-Charles Matthews.
actor, is dead.
RIOTS IN BELFAST.
London, June 24.-Party riots occurred
in Belfast Saturday night, during which sew
eral persons were killed and many wounded.
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WASHINGTON
CAPITAL NOTES.

Washington, Jure 24.-The surgeons at.
tending Associate Justice Miller have an.
nouncsd that all indications are favorable to
his gradual recovery. Va
Representatives Rainey and Small had 4
conversation with the president on affairs
political and otherwise, in their state.
Secretary Sherman has again received ex.
Gov. Browns check. He insisted on leay-
ing it with the treasury department to defray
his expenses as Louisiana commissioner. .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, June "a.
Gold--l.oosc. =

dOld--l.UOSc.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, June "a.
WHEAT-l@13c lower; hard, /. .O3}c; No.
l. 9S3c; No. 2, 94lc for cash; 94bc for July;
No. 8, s5c.
CoRN-33lc
OATs-Ac.
RYE-52lc.
BARLEY-6l4c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June "a.
WHEAr-weak and lower; s5@95ac for
cash; 91@9lac for July; s42c for August.
CoRs-quiet and weak; ss4c for cash,
July; 362c for August.
OArs-weak; 241c for cash, 232@231c
for July.
RyE-523c.
BARLEY-48c.
PonK-failly active and shade higher
9.25 for cash, July; 9.40@9.42c for Au.
gust.
LARD-6rm and higher; &c for cash
July; 6973c for August.
WH1sKY-1.06.
ALcoHoL-33@333c.
NEW YORK slARKEr.
New York, June "a.
WHEAr-dul, 3@1c lower; receipts, 24o,
600; sales. none; No. 2, spring, June
lose bid.
RYE-quiet.
CoRS-4@3c lower receipts, $4,000
sales, $4,000; 40@444c for western mixed
BARLEY-nominal.
OATs-a shade easier receipts, $4,000
sales. 10000; so4@ssc for mixed western
34037c for white,
PoRK-heavy.; 1925.
LARD-quiet; 7.20@7.22!c.
.0S4c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
TO DELINQUENT rAx.pAYER,.

The advertisement for delinquent co, v tax
cs Will shortly commence. Parties who do not
ike to see their names among such delinuuepts
Will save cost by paying Immediately
FIR. SCHNAUBER
Co TreaSnrer
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STRAYED.

IRON the premises of the undersigned, miles
below the upper jim river bridge Yankton
regard to their Whereabouts, will be suitably re-
"arded. MIC BACKtS.
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Elegant summer costumes at Eiseman's
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LEaRAPHIc,
e g OCT LOCK p. M.
GENERAL.
The European Congress.
Z. e ! l.
Eng'and's sueo,es,.' 'iand Russia's llortiti..
cation. - -. .
FOREIGN.
EAST RouMELIA.

EAST KUUMELIA.
London, June 24.-The new autonomous
province south of tho Balkans, is to be
named East Roumelia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24

Dakota Lodge, No. 1.-Regnlar meetings on
Friday evening Of each wcek, ut Odd FELLOWS
Hall, Sawyer'S block.
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FLOUR,
CORN NEAL,
BRAN,
SHORTS
And Dealers in all kinds of Feed. Cash paid for

Flour delivered in all parts of tie city free OF
charge. Call aud SEQ us. Our -four sp aks for
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SOCIETIES..

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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

Senator Thurman has accepted the
Invitation to visit the State Fair al
Macon, Georgia, and will speak there
on October IS.
Emperors are nervous nowadays. A
man was arrested in Vienna for at
tempting to throw harmless bundle
into the imperial carriage.
Col. Nicholas Smith, Horace Gree.
ley's son-in-law, has been nominated
Tor Congress by the Greenbackers Of
Weschester county, n. Y, district.
Professor Julius D. Dreher, recent
-ly elected president, and Rev. r. C.
Holland, vice president of Roanoke
College, have accepted their positions
aud entered upon their duties.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the brilliant
war correspondent of the London
Ne,es, is now In London preparing for
his lectuung campaign in this country,
which will begin, it is said, early in
December.
Ex-Governor Hendricks, of Indiana,
Is credited with having spoken very
positively in regard TO Gen. Butler at
least. Being asked whether he heard
Butler at Indianapolis the other night,
he replied: mo, don't want to hear
him. ! have the utmost disgust for
the man,
Mary Anderson feeds genius with
heefsteak. She says: "When come
home st night am awfully hungry. ]
eat heeisteak supper when I come
from the theater--a nice UNDERGONE
sfeak--and not very small one at that.
But after my midnight supper go to
bed and sleep with the most perfect
qnietnde."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17
Edlsorial Notes.

The British Consul in Pekin puts
The deaths from famine In China at 2,
coo, GOO. The province of Shanghai
alenc lost 0. 600. 600.
A Dublin critic reviews book and
then says in postscript: passages
that consider to DO unsuitable for the
nefpsal Of little boys and girls are to
found in pages 81. 63. 81. 13S, 147,
1lS Isl. 1855, 2sl, soS, 24e, s4s, S14,
$50 Little boys aud girls will
thus be saved much trouble.
An elaborate portrait Of Queen Vic
Icria, as Empress OF India, Is to be ex-
iensively circulated among the Hin
coos, under government auspices. The
Queen - portrayed as 4 stately and
handsome lady Of about thirty or thir-
IS ava years, much more gorgeously
than Waa even Solomon in ali his glo-
=. nl-tempcsed critics, however, pro-
1ounce the portrait a phYsiognomal
n6Ezle, aud declare that The Imperial
Amrots are utterly unlike those Of
Queen Victoria.
1ord Cairns. tbs present Lord Chan
seller Of Eeglan6, who has Just been
nsde An Earl, is regarded as one Of the
nblcse and strongest Judges IN the
hole roll Of the chancellors Of Eng
'snd, ard has proved himself not only
great lawyer, but also statesman OF
tI.,inction. lie kas, in fact, for years
been one Of the leaders Of his party,
+hd Sis political services alone would
i've given hun q sufficient claim 10 the
t6oFs which have been conferred Oh
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

A Galveston Nesos correspondent
went for Stockdale because he address,
ed German picnic on Sunday and
remarked in conclusion: Ian the
church people are going over to Ir, :
land" Whereat the FREE Presse, a
German paper published al San Al =
to no, gets very wraihJ aud comes
back at the church people after the
following style: What advantage
have our dull church-go who squat
for hours inside the dull walls Of 8
church, singing songs derogatory to
the dignaty Of the human race to the
tones of an organ 0he only instrument
that is incapable of modulation) and
listening to the rigmarole of a paid
man OF God, who says that this earth
is vale Of tears, and that man is &C
cused from his birth-what have these
people, we repeat, over those who rec
ognize in the flavor of a flower, the
buZzing OF the bee, and in the song of
the birds, tie inexhaustible source, to
which we all owe our existence, and
the most fitting place for whose wor-
ship is in the temples made by nature
herself" Aud now what shall be
done with this awful Freie Press man
except to chuck him into Semmes's
Hole away from the outward civiliz ID
world
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

10 q recent letter to a member of
Congress, Capt. Eads makes some in-
portant statements concerning the
present condition of his improvements
at the jetties: The jetty channel is
now almost as good as the en-
trance to New York harbor.
Larger ships and steamers visit
the port of New Orleans than
ever before. Ocean freights have been
go greatly lowered IN consequence that
the saving on cotton alone from the
port Of New Orleans the past season
was over 81, 600, 900. AS the channel
depens, aud commerce adapts itself TO
these new conditions, the benefits to the
Western producers will be still more ex-
tensively enjoyed. The permanent i'm
provement of the mouth of the Missis-
sippi operates as regulator of trans
portation charges and TINS adds to the
value OF every bushel CT grain grown
for export to Europe or for consump-
ton in the Atlantic States, and it also
cheapens tn the farmer all of his mer-
chandIse and other supplies brought
from the East"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17
.ROBATE NOTICE.

The State OF Texas, County Of Llano:-Es-
tate of W. II. WAGES, deceased.
BY an order Of court Nelson +. Owen, admin
istrator OF the estate OF W. II. Wages, decea- ed.
having presented HIS account for final settle
nent OF said estate a. the next regular term OF
the County Court OF llano county. notice is
hereby given TO all persons interested to be and
appear at and before said county court at its
Of said county, IN the town OF Llano, on the
Third Monday in September, 1873, and contest
said account IL they see proper.
Given under my hand and official zeal this
IL. $ twenty-second day OF August, 1873.
- K. X. BEESON,
elk O. Ilan0 IN
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

Little Henry Kybitz, seven years old,
ran home from school in Cincinnati
last Monday and asked for a slice Of
bread and butter. His mother gave
him piece of bread on which there
was no butter, and he refused to take
it. She told him he could not have
any butter on his bread and he left the
house In fit of sulks. On his way
out he met his sister and babe her good
bye, telling her she would never see
him any more. He whistled for his
dog, went down to the bank of the
river and took off his clothes, then,
telling the dog to watch his jacket, he
jumped in and was drowned.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

The death of Millionaire Reese, &C
cording to the San Francisco Argonaut,
came about in the meanest kind of
manner. He was trying to steal out
of the Paris Cemetery without paying
the fee, and when caught by the irate
sexton the blood rushed to his head,
causing death. He lived to save $40, =
600, 900, and died TO save a silver gros-
chen.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17
In enc Whele HI.terr Oh Medlcil

In she whole HIsteFy OF EIsdieIne
No preparation has ever performed such mar
velloas crrcs. or inain'ainei 90 wide = reputa-
ton. Alarms CHEKRr PEcFoRAI, Which is
recognized - the wOsld,srenedy for all diseases
Of The throat aud lungk lts long-eontinaed Sc
ries az wonderful cans Ia all climates has inside
Il universally known - q safe and reliable agent
70 employ. Against ordinary eOlass vhlch are
the forerannsrs q more serious dfsordsra. Il
acts speedily and suiely. always relieving suf-
fsrinz. and often saving NE The profession 4
efiocas, ~ II timely use n the throat and hang
disorders o. eh,sdren. n kcs 80 an invalzlhle
remedy 20 b kzpt always o. had IN every
home. No pa son can s1ord 10 be without Il,
snd thcse VINO have once ased n never VII
Fron their knoElsdge a N conpcAflon and
effects, Physie ans use the cErxKr RersoRaE
sxisasirely n heir pr.etice. ana clsczyaea
rsoonnend n II Il sb,oizfc,y eetfsla. n rs
remedial elects, s1d WI slwsEs care vAsrs
cures sre possihle.
Tca sA<z N Al DrAtxxA
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

Earl Beaconsfeld is reputed a rich
man by marriage and otherwise, a.
though, before obtaining q pension of
$40, 600 year, he had to make dec
laration of poverty. In the last Domes
day Book of England he is thus en-
tered as landed proprietor in the
county of Buckingham: ''Disraeli, B.,
Hughenden, 1904 acres, 3r. lip"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

Gambctta is very active nowadays.
He has left Paris to make several
speeches in the Provinces in connec-
ton with the senatorial elections, and
then goes for rest and recuperation to
Switzerland.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17
TAKEN UP

BY the undersigned county commissioner for
the benefit of Travis county, Texas, the follow
ing described estrays:
brown pony msre, about - years old, brand
ed T ON the l. III shoulder.
i soirel mare, white name and tail, about Z
years Old, brand Resembling b above an n on
left thigh
1 small bay horse. 1917 hands high, about 9
years old, no brands perez vable.
bay horse, brand, circle with q cross in it
and couE terbI andea, Is or 20 years old.
sorrel mare and colt, years o d, no brands
bay peny, hip shot, branded d and counter
braid, II years old.
1'bay horse, branded T and counterbranded.
i brown horse, 141s hands high, 8 years old,
the left thigh.
branded o n on the left shoulder and dim
brand under it.
sorrel mare. star in forehead, saddle and har-
ness marked, I4h hands high, branded W I on
brown mare mule, about IA hands high.
gray horse rony, years old, branded on the
left shoulder A with 5 above and F V b.
bay mare, about IL hands high, branded S
on the shoulder.
black m4Ee, about years old. with sucking
roam ally, years old no brand.
sorrel horse colt, years old, white feet,
'ldface, no brands.
bay horse colt, tive years old no brands
l bay horse, about years old, branded thus
80 on the lett shoulder.
brown horse. about II hands high, 10 years
old, branded With bar across 10 on the right
shou der, on the left thigh and on the left
Jaw.
bay horse, about years old, about Il hands
high, branded e w on the left should
brown mare and colt, blotched brand.
brown pony. years old, no b. ants.
bay horse, years old, no brands
hay horse, years old. no brands.
bay horse, about 10 years old, IL hands high
branded II connected turned sideways en- The
left shoulder and TINS on the right shoulder;
gentle TO work
bay pony. years old, branded S on the
shoulder.
black horsa, about years old, Il hands
high branded T over T p on half-circie on
the LETT thigh
] roam horse, s years old, branded Y on the
hip, thus on the aw and b A on the shoulder
bay mare, Spanish brand on the thigh and
y wish . bar over II on the hip.
mares Spani,h rand on the thigh ard both
branded WV on the hip; one gay the other
brown.
bay dlly, years old, no brands
gray ally, year old, no brands.
brown pony, years old. branded with
under II ON the left shoulder.
dun pony, 10 years Old. branded on the
LETT hip. spanish brand on the left shoulder.
III the above estrAys are not proven away In
the tine prescribed by law they viii be dealt
with - the law directs.
THOMAS ANDERSON.
County Commissioner for Travis Co, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, A. Lockett and wife, ]. q. Yeti and
T. ID. Tip on Old convey 20 me by ceed exc
euted on the second day OF March. 1871, record.
ed IN Travis caunt~. two hnndred acre. Of land
on the east hank Of Colorado river. sbout fouE
miles above The city Of Austin, IN trust to &c.
cure the payment OF = note executed BY J. II
Yeti and T ID. T pton in favor OF 7hom-s
Chnbb. for $500, payable IN gold On the drsi
day OF January. 1874. which said land and n .te
are fully set forth in said deed OF trusr, and
Whereas. there remains unpaid on said note
$3.50. with interest from the tseaty-fhlrd al
September, fss2, less SIS paid on the
fonrth OF May. ISIS. the payment of which was
assumed BY J. q. Yeti On he twcnty-sighth Il
Octeo cr, 1875. In consideration OF 9 conveyHnce
10 him froul 7. D. Upton and Wifi foe 100 scrcs
IN, upper half Of ssid so ACRES, BY deed a,e-
Gated oa the eighteenth day OF Dccsnbrr. 80.
and OF record IN Travis county. and
Whereas, q W. Lawson. the holder and owner
OF said nOte. has rSaRestcd ne 20 sell said 10
acrss ss provided In eaid drct OF trzst, noE
therefore / G johns. IS Trustee. VIII
On saturday, the N1n.eeenth Day OF
0ctober, ISIS, az IL 0sciock A. IL.
~ the court hrlsa door, In the coanfy of
Travie. state q Texas, sell the above descfshfd
100 acreE the upper haf % sid 30 acrs trse- 10
The hiEaesf h,1der for e<sh. In Eold. making
title tor sane - An snthorized 70 DC under
sd deed q u1Et G. h. JOHNS, Trustee
1ITL4|..LlE
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-17

Those terrible enemies OF human happiI'
have indeed found their master In Jenkins
NIHILATOR." We have the testimony OF
OF the Highest standing in Louisiana aud o
States that after suffering indescribable
for years, from which they sought relief in
by visiting the Hot and Warm Springs o
kansas and Virginia, and by using doxe
remedies more or lees highly praised, when
had almost died out they have found
from pain by thf use 81 the ''ANNlHl LAT
and by continuing il for short time have
perfectly cured.
THE ANNIHILATOR" is a pnrsIy "a
and can be taken without fear OF any ini
result by the delicate as well IA the rot
constitution. IL purifles the blood, stin|
the Lirer and HtdHeys and eradicatee 80
Hge OF the above diseases. Price 81.
all Druggists esg- Pamphlets containiI
mouIals and valuable advice stnt Tfes 10
dress.
N. JENKINS & co, Propr'e, N
FIELAY 4 THoAPsoN. Wholesale Dru
General Agents S5 Magazine st., N. o.,
mr6 deod&wlyr
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PlAN0SArD0RGAMS E Is E.s s2ss'
reduction to close cut present stock OF 200 new
makers, fully warranted, and at prices that
defy competition, for cash or inst linens s.
Agents w wanted for Waters Superior
Bell Org ans and Pianos. Illustrated cata
logues mailed. Horace waters & SOM,
Manufacturers and Dealers. 40 East 14rh street,
n. Y. Also general agents for ShOnineers'
Celebrated Organs
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AZ n A WANTED = rFs-y c h - "a
N mi ~ - ssil ssr POPULAR Books.
hUsStN eooDRAr "A ssS.tr YEA Wri,l =
-NnssfEt--.saNI. 9. Agcs1sT . c. slLsfA
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GOLDMANN'S
GERMAN PRESCRIPTION STORE

The undersigned, q graduated Chemist and
Apotherary, begs leave TO inform his friends
and the public in general that he has removed
his establishment to the
Corner Congress Avenue and Hick
DRY street crhOmpsOn's old stand.l
The Prescription Department will continue,
only
The Purest Drugs will be Sold.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
nO13 6m A. GOLDMAN. Agent.