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Complimentary.
NEAR HAkDISsBURc, Ky,
October 10 1873

NEAR HAkDISsBURG, Ky
October 10, 1878.
Editsr Herald:
Enclosed find one dollar subscription
due you for the HERALD. as proofoi my
appreciation to your paper; it is the fret
paper look at when our mail is brought
in. think the reputation you have won
as Journalist, is truly merited. May
your success be unparalleled
Respectfully,
Mas ANNA HAYs.
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MARRIED In Cromwell. October l.,
1875. 10y the Rev q ! Bean, Mr. VIM
Shroadcr and Miss Della Duke. Atten-
dants Mr. Il. L. Hines, of Hartford, and
Mis- DOME Dauiel, OF Cromwell We
wish the Young couple Il happy voyage
adown the stream of life.
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WASTED.-Butter, for which We will
pay twenty cents per pound in groceries.
THOMAS Bsos.
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FoR SALE-0n reasonable terms q
yoke Of work cattle, seven years old APP
ply to Thos. Stevens or ii. b. Taylor,
Beaver Dam, Ky. 4l-2t
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FoR SALE-A good COW, or viii ex'
change for com. V. = ADDISGroS.
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Born to the wife Of J. p. Ward,
daughter, on the Dist day of October
at 7:45 in the morning, weighing 10 and
one-half pounds.
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The Cslhoon fair began yesterday, and
will continue all the week The pros
tects are indicative Of fine weather aud
a good fair.
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| am in receipt Of m entire new
stock Of goods, purchased in the best
Eastern markets. l.. SMALL.
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BoRS.-To the wife OF Mr.. F. f kim
bley. on tire night Of the 18th inst, q
dau ,hter. weighing eleven pounds.
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The PGllf boys. who murdered the
two prisoners ~ Princeton some time
ago, have gone to Texas
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Shoes and Boots a speciality, and at
prices which they have never before
been bought, at L. SMALLs.
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Our readers will note the change in the
advertisement of l.. j. LYON in this Issue
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Quarterly Court began last Monday
and is still in srssion.
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The Mite will meet a, Mr. A. T. Nails
Friday iIelu.
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Blankets, Shawls and Overcoats at
astonishingly low prices at
f. SMALL's
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A large aumber Of our citizens will at
tend the Calhoon fair this week.
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Yoke OF CaiiIc for Sale.
Educate Your Boys
SEND THEN To
REVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY.

PoUGHK SEPsIg, n. Y. OTIS BISBEE, A NJ.
Principal anl Proprietor, where they will find
tac best school building on the Hudson river :;
rooms carpe,ed, and furnished; steam-heated,
hot water on each floor admission at any
time discipline kindly efficient. Sons Of
Gle. ;ymcn a. re igccl rates. Al.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1873.
General Local News

White homemade Linsey at % cts.
a yard at L. SMALL's.
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QUEEY: "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco. when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. '.ScdIof North CiroIiHa, at The
same price ?" vlaiy
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New style Of ladies' Cloaks and
Zephyr Sbawls at u. SMALs.
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STEAYED. A likely heiirr, one year old
last spring, white speckled Also red
steer one year Old lasI spring They are
both marked crop oil the left and hol,
in the right car. Will pay literal re.
ward Tor their delivery or information
leading TO their recovery J. w. Foam.
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One OF the many clever, whole-soul
men in Greenville. is Mr.. David Grundy
proprietor ofthe livery. sale and iced sta
be at that place He keeps constantly
on hand lot Of good horses and buggiss
which he hires at very reasonable terms
Persons wanting horses cared for, vii
have special attention given them toy leav-
ing them ut this stable
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All late styles OF Dress Goods, and
newest designs of fall aul winter prints
at the Trade Palace of J.. SMALLs.
VIM. II. NardWIck, of the firm a.
liarlw;ck & Nall, has just returned rom
Louisville. where he purchased a lsrs,
aud well-selecied sJocs of Dry Gool-
Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, a..
They are nov receiving these goods aui
per-ons wishing large amount OF mcr-
rhauGise Tor small amount of money,
Sonld DO well 10 give them a call.
REMARKkBLE ATTACHMENT An Instance
,fthe remarkable attachment of ca
wa shown last week while one of oar
citizens was moving The cat, while the
family were turning ihiacs "topsy turvy,'
raid visit e. a neighbor living on cor
ner OF the street Several loads of hou-e~
hold goods had passed but. when The last
wagon. containing the children, was
Founding the corner. the kitten sprarg
into the street, ran up the wheel aud
jumped into the wagon. with glad
NEW that meant. probably, more than
was understood
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TRAINS DALI EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TRAINS sol TIL.
Paducah and Glizabethtown
Railroad Company.

TIME TABLE, No. 6.
IL eject May l2.h, 1873.
TR.fNs GOING HAST.
, 1878-01-23
Local Items.

ONE of the most energetic and careful
h5fm,rs of the river, us well rs one ot
Jur best citizens, is John Kreichell,
whose farm is situated some ioar and u
half miles above town. He has between
tbrtv and fifty acres well cleared and
lakes great pains to remove all rubbish,
stumps etc, trem the glound. Beside
the traditional hay crop, 50 common Oh
Snohomish ranches, he raises each year
increased quantities OF grain. His
buildings are convenient and valuable,
and the produce raised by him equal in
amount and value, to what could be
raised by carcful culture on not less
than l20 acres of Iowa or Illinois
prairie Like other up river farmers, he
says the bottoms are, if anything, too
,rich for grain; but after years oicropping
fhy will be bc,tei for glain than now;
as at present the straw is too tail and
rank to be handled with case
, 1878-01-23
SUM MONS.

In THE DIsTR, OF SNoHoMIsu
CoSSTY, WAsuINGToN TERRITORY.
IL. W. Light, VS. plaintiff.
Daniel Leighton, defendant,
Complaint filed in the County OF Sno-
homish, in the office OF the Clerk of said
District Court.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SEND
GREETING
To Daniel Leighton Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court OF Snohomish County, holding
terms at Snonomsh City, in and for sail
County "f Snohomish, Washington Ter
Ii'ory, and to answer the complaint fled
therein, within twenty days exclusive of
the day ot service), after the service on
you OF this summons, il served within
said County of Snohomish, or if served
out OF that County but in this District.
within thirty days, otherwise within six.
ty days, or Judgment by default will be
taken agains you, accordingto the prayer
OF the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
ajudgment for Tive Hundred and Thir.
ty-six dollars and forty eight cents On
the following grounds to wit, For board
and lodgings and goods. wares and mer-
chandise furnished you and for money
due and payable to said plaintiff on as
signed accounts.
And you are hereby notified, that if
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint us above required, the said
plaintiff will take Judgment against you
for the sun OF Two Hundred and Thirty.
six dollars and forty-eight cents and
costs and disbursements OF SUIT.
Witness the Hon. j. Il. LEWIS, Judge
ol said Court, and the zeal thereof this
2Sth, day OF November, A. D. 1877.
II. A. GREGORY,
n:lU3 Wv Clerk.
W. M. TIRTLoT, Atty. for Plf.
, 1878-01-23

ROBERT Il. STUART, the receiver at
|the Olympia land office, left ON the
Dakota last week, intending to visit the
mineral springs at Paso Robes, San
Luis Obspo county, Cal, for the lcnetit
."f his health. Duling his absence his
|wlic, Mrs. A. A. Ii. Stuart, is performing
lthe duties OF his office TO the satisfaction
,ot tie public.
, 1878-01-23
Noalcc OF Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF the Estate Of Daniel McDougal, de.
ceceased, late OF Snohomish County, that
Allan McDougall of said county has
been appointed Executor of said dcceas-
ed as appointed In the last will of de-.
ceased. Now therefore all persons hay
ing claims against the deceased are re-
quested to present them within one year
after the date of this notice. with the
necessary vouchers at the residence of
said Executor at Snohomish City, Ut
said claims will be barred by law, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment. Allan McDougall,
lO3 4w Executor
, 1878-01-23

MONEY ~ Co., prlnlcrsat the railroad
wharf, New Tacoma, beside their varied
and beautiful stock of pet birds, are also
getting up an extensive museum. They
wish 10 exchange specimens aud procure
in particular samples OF every kind OF
coal Obtainablc IN the United States.
Success to their public spirited enter
rrlse.
, 1878-01-23

The Unitarian Adrocate comes to hand
an improved dress with the new
lear.
olympia mourns the loss OF Pref.
foDeits, who is about transferring his
aome to Port Townsend.
At the request OF the up river farmers,
He new law in regard TO weights and
Pleasures will be published as soon as
Eceived.
Ene Rev. ID. N. Utter recently deliv-
:, Wy very able lecture before the
'BsypemJ OF Sciences at Olympia on
~ AFolutlun.
oh last Tuesday evening the citizens
this place passed the time very
eaSant!y at masquerade ball in the
hen9um Hall.
regular losgers express the determi-
''on TO stop all logging from Govern
aent land, by transient men. They do
p desire that kind of competition.
Material for the new paper ut New
Acoma, the North Pacific Times, has
rived ut that place, and Mr.. Pickett
iii Issue the first number before many
hys.
VIM. Kyle, brother of Geo. f. KYLE,
TINS county, has purchased the right
Tile Plummer fruit drying process to
hnada and British Columbia for ten
Rousand dollars.
Geo. F. Smith, we'll known in this
|aceas an able and reliable hand in the
AR Office, is this winter ut work setting
peior Mr.. Gum, on Masonic work in
L Hrolscript office,
Guam is doing well this winter,
S3 Wall 'he work he wishes to attend TO,
'sVlf Transcript contains the largest
ICY aAd best condensed series of
nSS' Items of any Sound journal.
, 1878-01-23

I'D. SHoNE appeared IN town to-day
for The irst time since his accident ut
Ferguson d Morgun's mill, where his leg
was caught in the machinery and came
Iery near breaking both bones below the
lknee. Fortunately he escaped with
Ionly severe injury to the flesh, and will
pc alright soon.
, 1878-01-23
To Rent.

For one, two or three years. The
farm situated near the mouth OF the
skykomish river, in this County, known
as the Fowler ranch. Terms moderate.
Part or al the reut may be paid in
improvements. Enquire OF j. d. Fowl
ER, Mukilteo, w. T. moo 6w
, 1878-01-23

Mr. FRANK LEDGER is in town, repre-
Assllipg tne Seattle Dispatch, North Pa
Ak't TaraI and weekly Oregonion. He is
'lTSery courteous gentleman and was
Pne OF the men who SO successfully re-
hoved The StilIaguamish jam. Success
y hlm IN his new enterprise.
, 1878-01-23
NOTICE.

PARTIES, residing in Snohomish county,
and desiring to make final proofin Homestead
Entries may do so before me In Snohomish
City, and save cxpences Of going to the Land
Office Mt Olympia. Under the Act Of Con.
gress approved March 3D. 1877, the claimant Is
not required to 20 to the Land Office in such
cases. W. NJ. TIRTL0T.
n "A: Pm
, 1878-01-23
Seattle Stone Yard
John Kennon,
MANUFACTURER of MARBLE MONUMENTS
HEADsTONEs & TOMBg.

furnishes Building Purposes Cemetery Work of all
All promptly Allied and satisfaction guaranteed Persons
living sending description they WISH Designs
Prices etc, them to cheese hsn.
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a.. ..,,.o,, ,.,o,, ,r troo, -, ,ho ,,ot,
when thc nn,in" CIV" n snort and scared hls
"rN'. urnt urnW n. Ut l,,H,' ~ H. L,nd -
,ih uud s.r' 7""' N"'1'"- '"'' WV
Nct lone after TINT Groves holidays wcrc
,i',,,E,n y, % H. II, ,,,f,nmind ,v Mar
upa I'u ,,, np ~ itnrstn s. II Xiv Of I'm.
SUI nunIr ',l @ % ,,' a. II i.~i "A nj iin
,-'r. W. u VIZ E,',H ,,, W, o., .,,
''', "n nv, "hi s nnnis nnI nslip',
we l.ill ne w wi w, ',H ',''.'.r ' ''N XIX
ll' "hl''r7 "" y" SI'""' u" liz ~ w., Wv
M,n jug ~ 'n ~ ' 80, W ,.,,,.'t., q, I -.
wh"r wee pc. MOO unuI brought l" Lancaster
Co. -'. d." '' r.o,,,. AGO.. t~.,t.. ,,
c S"," i, 7qI"ah't "'mI tu,",i n v,nr', maj,
rl"ui Is v"Hia" nag" Nnnur Woods. III ,"i
uuNri't 'l 'Ni iu'l ilh hi.hr Np''N w W
az, m,t ,.T. si, XIII ~ ir.,, No 'rn, MIN
fused Iy VIZ no., IN Jhc hn.t i.rmr h,-
l''i "' ''' " '''i, "ii Wv .i ,tf
p'f'' 'h' guy .ln NV ui,H W F.,s vi w.,
iH"l "A' '- i'' - .ilt '".lDl W. N7r w
KY w. - y ~ ly N'I'H l'9t,'. .' i'n.
,MW,'9 Ii i""iv "Ii .'t ,,." ',,"s ~
- lnin"i. W" had nn'i r 7'ltlr lhi- iusin e5
now u ~ iu~' '9 h'''' " '',' "T "lN w ~
mm"hihlry ur"Wins nus psto., hr'd ~ woods
Ihr latter. WHO wls equally Iuirh on IN" u q
1T hMl '1uh'.l w. ~ IN 1,"' W lll, ruuhy
as hnfsgi H'nfi' Dnrrr,'d n-,ol a. h.nm'Hy
NIlh1"t 'l-'r ~ WI ui'.'iulnA 10 ui,W i'iS
l'"N'I' Mn'h IA 'hli Wy ~ w Hh,i pI'lii- til'
r.NnN y against MS "o'Y' hrou MINING MN IN
~ li' was lhdl i.d inr Nnl-, nhn H'l 20 ,ilhplA
oUt inUre u" Eot INTO trouplv ana Hed To Mis-
| GroN, shoi nni hiNnd young man nawrd
/ irnnk y 'Nh-'n. Inr uHu-g o' ih9 VI irhhs
lW'''m l.'h ls ~" WI , ~, ~, v',ll,SDn
/ We 'nrwWirr' anu was az Woik upon non7''
/ wlrn hnrly rhmI 4"nE ma chli"n nm
COVE IL 'an' 1hd nh"dS. nl'r hiiri
| ,thN'I~.N, I'm ~,pi hln hllltus h'u lhAlinlly'
III VIZ ma, t,nn IT, .l1 WI never t,l'il'
IN N.,N-l. $50 W it h'ih,rS WIN 10 H. 'u-
| involyrd M q ~ 'uliy with tho Town Marshal.
l. d. HI
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ciRsoN's cniNGn or vIhWs.
what tie eoid on Two Occasions about the
Barclay street Disaster.

What lie eo,s on Two Ocrnsinn. about the
.s,,,,,,,, S,,.e, u,.n.,.r
h"'''"y street "''"'''r'
John Carson, who was succeeded by the
m f,t.t tt.,,hnr.,,.r na nu,in,ar for q r.nnfi.ll
l'-l"''' l''"" 49, IN '"' NV iva "a
4 Co.,. Of the Barclay street candy fa'tory. re-
sil,a an J.,.,.v cav H.,ph,. About a week
-, it 80 49, ',t,.i.u ~, 81,
plos.on. he said. well sir. l know all about
that in tory. an the Grsennrlls. and them
p"ll'I@' uut van ~" ~" l"7' NV N"'"'
bn' an see me IN about wecE,nn' III toll you
,..i,t. tn1,r, l,,, 49,. ,,..
owe " '"' iup''' Ct" w. ~ '"' ny
tain r'ason7 why can't tell You now. Como
''t., ,,,t
Mr. carson p'r7l@''h,S Witlh'li ms story ior
certain ren=on- for the time being. In the
,,,,rsn 81 o,,y,r.,tion he s.ld. "Tho foot 81
.o",r' W '''''',' ~,
huS ms ~ ~ .,r' nr i,"' t ,in 'N,r ,n ~,
a"nt Gn9 S h1 2Is u tom MIN 70 sl'k rn Ms
20 givr younn idmol whmt m,nn. | mind on"
time whgh wac Al u, i'n , ii hol 'Ias
IN ON 'l NiN -. 'i 'u' "ll' -,,"l utt
down right away am ui"w'd my IRE. brni ~
vld 'rr'nh'id Nn iu0r nv uoWn ttlirS' ' .l =
d.. Je'k t9W Nm Nm. in nv ''" ,
kettle syrup ln, 20. IGN all b. ,shp,lei. joys.
YOU " rgn me-. W, lo,S here Ar
cneinn, Iknow my Sn DT " an ~, dr"aw.i
ny hr@. IN ir7l"h- p'' Gun pnt o. NY
Io.t "n r. y'u I'm ~ un lndir' nv
! PM upinr t"N poi'r VII us nN"d' An no
NOR. dlint.
h' ia ~, VI 's'''t INV w, t"' lhVl w nR!t
ol hlrnE 700 W.nl yNll 'u, RS an h'N- J."
run 'h t.NtN III y w i'Ih. III l''h0',l 'ntl-
neo' az went haIr nothing wrons nb,99t ~
eng me- thHt lNf e" ANYTHING t. do WITH. don't
know nothing about I'M mnn Hgr7herfer.
VII if'r . wa y ninp l"h' nun " WnH' w. =; 20
WIS ihlh NM never @tN i'l nu' "i,'' gee
way '"i.' ~ N"|. - '',"n. ~ w. got nnl'
rhrunDuie' ""Nh IT. w., 'htih. tn't' Ih'
WNl Ns'i ~ ~" .n ..' ~ ~ - "h' ",Mh. g.
lliNII' WN illAlN ! 'A'ti 'Aii w 10
i an ,"n.n"i vi po ,Il.. a., an "N.h W.nt ', y
r'c .. ~ r,set. Mr.. Tr,oniie., snNs l. /
,dn I'M pl my %. pnt'9 ,hu'. r,r. ! -alr. ,u
ny u@.N m. rIs." -.N .i," ii"".,n' -iii
IN Your ,"lnp EN- a. .'lh WIZ, 'i, IL 70 u
comm ~, ~r' an N"u pi il'-. 10 XIV. ipr q.
hundred d"lAls O"4'H'l"n7 "a" you never done
-" "" pn'.Tr ny, 'iih' i'in'-'rter WIS W Z,
s'hr. ~ NNy mum w nN' l- No. WIS hu' !
was 'iNh 10y i'r ll,i "tnIi u"p an ~ W.. !
10 To ir'-l, 90 = MN! ln.l Nus u pN.' : w
n ~ u DOR u, W.T. '.l' ~ p"IN VIZ !u4r unl"r
tir hf".,r@ iiAh' ana say, NV iT''-l ,l'
We th"l DNl'nlh ~ u 4 'f,r' 7''' nun hH IT,
\ Wsp"p - SN7 n'"' no my II. 9''9
l kfn ihunirr rl'Ni M 10 thr TOD l h@'d 10
h'"pA 0p'' ma tN.iH ,"i 'h.' hl"A y l'"li' .
nm always H"n4'u V"s ""1" ne Valh
cont know low any anairnt COULD nap
pen l.tvuE. I'M hH ~ We """." ,",ntN ". .
or inf'y lr,t ron IN. irI,r |. ,""tt" u n r,
eel uy rnimn" II" may nay. ~ " gel nl,ri
ui. n~ ~ u-.d 1, ,Irnn IL I,-uhI' Mt h'-
'Nu-e iu,u- ! ln.t' ""S any u"hAe'' pul u
Nr"n tnrdfhu lrSnt .,,,.. ~
b"i I"u N."' u. sN - NullhR N'' ME.
! f'I "l't,.l ,l"' ,N~ll''i "a, '.'ii,.' li ~
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Master II. u. Yates, son Of restaurant Keeper
ia f"'l'n MARKET Is makng eheckcrrlalms tour
it"ush New England lie has only lost tirrr unmcs
nus ar and , wa, IN Boston, whore he yrd ,iNt,.
VAn winning ihiry three lu,.n, three fhr otne r.
'"'V!'s III VIAWs' " Is GyN llA!is "a sp.iusaeld
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aplants0 --Nlalr1.

4 -MEN's NERCoATN, -. 49, ~ =. ~,
~ +. BuNs over" oats " .u. SUI.
-. eln tANlEDN s. ~ 49, 80 lf..Llyf
AGENTS canuMf s.'an,.' 4u...t.. n,u iuN,n.
me- M
ROY w1utr \n active. in'cll irn, Oh, 'rraf a. nhont
- ~ wears nN uu-t hNt 81 .lI ls .rtHt. ami t.U.r
"'I feeomme ded. Ar's ul'n lnt.'ltul.
"l W.T.. nHf-, iih 4
6IGA EMAK iRS uuni.t. .,.,, .N.lA .lni.uul
y VASES no mon lFnN' NooN 500, o., hpN,ry.
DtEE TEAS 'pui,N iul.ac,,f, Nn,rrto,Dl no
idlNNf, lni' s. Fut lHflr cuu.iurrs. lrrrs' -iNlk
~ itt '"nilN quality and fut ti, l' r,i ft .tur,.
n"lNr' -huu.d N.AOi Wis Iuo " lL..1 llA 60 ~
.inu
wN,Ti'AL MAN, VAIN So" tola,,Iu, good
lH'huS business, also earn niUr Mlih fi.p
d JONES a" t,ttlcst
TEAS. rauuis 81 roasted r.n,r. ~ pounls ~.
SMnpl, Feat uuuans. -'A Iehh So near frlt0it
WNNrtH pmDira iourc}mnp. plumber to
" plumb house short distance ~ Tho country Ap.
~ win ItirruccA At HARRISON MOlllitS IL
pnHhe 81 ~ oh Ihutsd"N, between 10 and ~ Wcock
WANTED Two good ST, tdy sawNcrs. swing and
w rap Nnluu hia Box Factory. liT llth az
WANrED-A prcsgnAn on Hoo hallway nj .
w Bridge Il, eYEneI WhlIehaA
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ONE FAMILY OF MURDERERS.


me Lo-R Hecord Of Grove KcnncJs'. shoot
Ing scrares- Nearly II Score of Tragedies
for witch he ~ Hcsrons,hte Others ~ his
Ktns,nen who have Done Nurdcrou~ " orb.
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A GREAT OFFER FOR IIOLIDAYs!-ws
- VIII during hr-, hard lime, AMI the hOlLlap
di-po- OF TO new pianos ani OrsHn. Oi nrstclsl
makers Al lower prices, tor cash or in-nllment- uAH
ever before ole red NuierS pianos aud urg he
li made. warranted Tor nNc years Planes. 7octAyn,
fl+i a octave siii, ORGAN. stofs so. stops. S53I
stops. t'ih stops so 10 stops, 49, ~ stops 30
perfect uld,r. not used wear, HORACE WATERS
SONS. ~ East IN t. New York
A FEW SECON Midland Weber nihno. At vcry
"a greet btr-nn- sVnr o them used Int very short
time 10y uur he Il musicians and really almost good
new July warranted IN every inspect Please cHll ~
the WEBER warctpnnS 18th ~ AMI ~ h "
. AT MtNUF ACTUKEH>' PKt, ~. -riinos
- SEQ SID" rents low f.An~ 80 ~ stop, 80 ped
orsan, slOp, ntlodcon. $50
GORDON SON 10 East ii,h Il
Il HANICH AZ BACH. 2ij East 2.A i. n".r u
~ AZ have "auMH assortment OF hnc pai-'OfU'N
both new AMI secondhand which theN uilcru vcrv
low iinnos let amt -oid IN in,,a.lments
| ARGrsT A~soKTME>T Of REST ant
- tlif AllST CABINET ar fAkLNR ORHANS IN
Tue NoklD Organs rented Until rent PAY, tOt tHt IA
Masnnt hanhn orlnn &C." - Union square. New YORK.
MtG>IfiCE>T iave. ru>.woi. carved lie
AVA IianOiuIt,. only 80, cNirHnrlutrV hurcsin. At
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send flr Nlr.uiIf. DR. NDNlK r.lN
Superintendent boston cancer Institute.
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Iut .iii tnh gentleman that h. mate II
after cou-ultauuu with Nr Matthew. VI Htft--
hruthc. Ii 4N uud that Nj Matthew. urV1 him 60 say
-quar, that iinvrs would have nohus iu lnwIth. ur
.aV &C., Packard. and further said. " Il were To
slrst. should -aV II hrtaua' itl- Tie truti'
thinN ,uu shuuN Nr stanley Matthews.
aud ask him fft .ltut HAYES VIII give YOU IA. ns-ur-
uuec That Have. wiinot lin lac>ltk uh DONNA.
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NV uRfEAs- April 10 80 The Louisiana controversy
Irhcuoali' settled The delay i Occrsiuned hs ann ut
In hHrinnninns all the members Of the conm,-.nn
The project for settlement l. 80 completely trump
Tor the Nicholls party that II scarcely birHks the tail
COY Packard The commission viii recommend III
vi hdrawa of the troops from the state HOUSE and NJ
last NcSge OF the Packard Government viii disH pea
without NIUlt 1NUltrulcutn