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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-03-08
RESTAURANT DEs ouAruu
SAISONS. -

Mr.. JOHN BOSlO, PaOPRIErAIRE
~ du hEsrAukAHr Dies QuAr1I-SAIsossl
Plev,en1 ses Am's de 7. viii. ct de Ia can
. traustore son restaurant du No. lGR a.
Ia rue d. Charities su No. M de II mAme
rue, pres dc St-Lou,s. II proiits dc cee1e %.
cas'on pour remercier 10 public et sollicies
IN meme temps la continuation de sou bieu
veillant patronage. II informs On ousre s~s
anus quI dos gallons particuliers su pro.
mier, ct des chambres meublees l0uer B u
seinalne on al mOls. Les persoupes d. "A
vile es de Ia canpngne y trouvercnt tout Ia
comfort deeIra be lie restaurant srra huvef<
usqu'a m:nuit. 6f6v 1854
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Registration Notice..

! hereby give notice that the registration
once OF the Parish Of Lafourche will be
OF open at the Court House, in the town of
1hioodaux, commencing Monday the Oath.
Gay OF February, to the l4th Of March in
oius!ye lSnndays excepted, y for the purpose
oI reglstsring g such voters who did not reg.
come qualified. w
register over. -SS- ~ ~
Al! voters who may have changed their
precinct will please give notice 40 that rha
change can be made ON the books. =
X. r. MCBRIDE,
Registrar Voters of Parish L;.rourche 4,
Thibodaux, February 18th. 1879.
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PREPARED By
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical ChenHtsfs'
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWHER&.
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Precinct No l6-shall extend from the
lower line Of c. Espenan's to the lower line
of Ariel plantation including back settle
ments. with poll at or near P. Lede!'s store.
Precinct No. l9.-shalI extend from up
per line of Sabatier's plantation to lower
lines of Mathews and Selby including Co
teau Folse. with poll at or near j. S. Per-
kins front.
Police Jury Ward No. 8.
Precinct No. l9.-Shall include the whole
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05
SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR.

The Seventh Animal Fair of Sedgwick
continue four days. 1t is the intention Of the
managers of the Association to make this fair
thorough exponent OF the agricultural and
industrial interest of Southwestern Kansas,
md the success of the previous year warrants
Them in the expectation that such will be the
result, and in order to create i greater inter-
.st and call out a larger display than hereto
ore in all departments, the Association takes
Ibis opportunity to request the farmers, mer-
chants and business men of the town and
country to offer special or individual premi-
ans so that there will be an individual offer
n every department and class. The premi-
IN list has been carefully, thoroughly and
literally arranged, representing alike the in
sercst of the manufacturer. agricultnrist, mer-
liant, stock grower and producer. Premium
lists will be ready for distribution about the
18th Of July, and all those who will offer a
special premium viii be allowed a space mot
20 exceed half page i'm premium list. free.
or the advertisement of their business Those
Nho intend to make such offers of special
premiums will please hand in their names, the
aame of article offered and what for. to the
'ecretary on or before July 18th. so they can
oe inserted in the premium list.
The following have already been received:
Scdgwick County Agricultural Society Of
fers s. for best two bushels of potatoes.
&. III. Harrington, bookseller. No. II Main
street. for best archeress. Bryant's complete
library of poetry and song. For best archer.
shakspeare's complete works. in morocco.
Bows. arrows, targets, etc, for sale at G. ii.
ierrngton's.
ID. Is. Butcher, iewclcr, No. IS Donglas Az
enue, f best cquesiriennc. a handsome rid
lng whip with topaz setting. All compciit-
Drs 10 be residents Of the city Of Wichita.
VIM. IL. Ranso, $50 for largest mammoth
Kechi squash. ". II. Ransom to become the
owner of premium squash
". T.. Stem $500 for best five pounds fresh
butter. W. i. Stem to become the owner o!
The premium butter.
G. Y. Smith x Co.. for the most beautifully
wrought undcrgarment exhibited. a pair of
=, !ady's French Md button shoes in Wrsht's
colchester hand work.
For the benefit of those who have not read
he reports OF the different fairs in the state.
The following Il. taken from the biennial re-
port of the State Board of Agriculture. will
show how Wichita compare with the seven
largest fairs in the State:
n
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

CITY SURVEY.
W. +. STEM. Secretary.

To tie Editor II he Eagle:
| Much has been said Of late with reference
to the corners of blocks and lots in Wichita.
| During the last session OF the Legislature a
bill passed allowing correct survey of the
city Of Wichita. The question naturally
arises as to the cause of dissatisfaction now
existing and what would be the best way
out Of the difficulty.
| In the first place. the survey of Wichita
was hurriedly and very inaccura.ely made
without regard TO measurements or bearing,
Of lines. and was plated accordingly conse-
qucDtiy the measurements found between
boundary lines do not agree with plats and
| explanations found on record. and many OF
| the permanent buildings have been located
| from stakes and corners known to have been
| the original survey stakes. and We're I'M
| doubleday at the time when the survey was
made. without going back TO boundary lines
Since that time all trace of these stakes ha.
disappeared aud the only starting points
known are the section aud half section lines.
aud by actual mcasurment the distance from
| Central Avenue To Douglas is ACES instead
Of 1910. as represented by plat. giving an
! excess Of i0t feet. and believe the excess is
| about the same on lines measured east and
| west.
Now, il seems TO me the true correction /.
very simple and reasonable: Let the measur.
meut be carefully made between boundary
lines and the excess actually determined and
then let all lots streets and alleys receive due
| proportions Of such excess. Or. in other
words. instead of blocks measuring 20 feet
north and south between Central and Doug
las Avenues. the true. measurement would be
'a,a.4 feet. and front of lot 81 instead of %
| feet. all alleys and street. likewise. Then
have good rock set az the corner Of each
block and have plais and records to read in
| accordance with true measurements. and all
trouble in the future will have been done
away with. and the result will be tina, in
stead Of altering or changing the original
survey il will leave sli just a. they are. or 20
near a. not 10 materially change any perma-
neat improvements II does seem 10 me faa,
the original survey Of Wichita is a much the
permanent survey Of blocks and lots. streets
and alleys a the original survey OF the gov
ernment land i the permanent survey where
corners can be identified. although the sur
veys are very inaccurate aad uasati sfas,orv.
and the survey shssiId he made TO conform a,
near as possible To the original
III. L. JAG EsoS
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s,nnrx nr,ru OF A CIrrzry.

The sudden death Of Major William Hunt,
OF the City Mills. Saturday morning, startled
the entire community. He was in his usual
health, except pain in his head which had
been affecting him for several days. Strong,
robust and very ideal Of perfect manhood,
in the prime Of life. Friday evening about
3 o'clock be was taken with vomiting while
at the mill Office and before physician could
be summoned he was unconscious. The doc
tor found him with his head on his desk. He
was taken home Immediately, but died next
morning at little past 10 O'Clock, failing to
recognize his wife or little boy. He was ~
years old and had lived in our city about two
years. His father-in-law and brother both
happened TO be in the city on visit. His
body was taken to Decatur, Illinois, his old
home. for interment. He was one Of family
OF eleven boys and girls, he being the second
to die. William Hunt WAS born in SPRING
field, Ohio, where his parents still reside. He
served in the army retiring with the rank Of
Major. His disease was pronounced to be
apoplexy, we believe. His wife has the sim
cerest sympathy Of the entire community
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

The ~cdgwick county annual agricultural
hoss tro;. mechanical and stock fair ha. >iIc-
ce~.suliy got away with all show, Of like
character attempted in this section of the
State Tor i've Years. and viii again this year
if nothing happens. The fair of last year for
the most part was really enjoyable eXhib-
lion with many inicre-tin. and novel fca-
lures. The officers VIII. of course. attempt
a -iill greater display this year. Nc believe
the fair has been set for the week preceding
thai at Kansas city. tul, particular in due
time.
At the meeting of the school Board on
Monday evening they asked that the Mayor
call for AN election 10 vote $1,000 for moving
old school buildings aud building new ones !;
$500 for the erection OF u brick building in
the First ward and $1,000 for the erection OF
brick building in the Fourth Ward The
balance Of the money 10 be expended in nov
ing the old buildings and buying lots. The
FRS, ward building is to be moved to the
to be- moved further up in the ward and set
apart fer Tie coored children IN the city. The
building to be moved and built ready for oc-
cupancy FOR the fall term. The following
teachers were reelected tor the coming school
year: Mrs. G. VI. poran. Mr.. II. c. Mann.
Miss Phares. Miss Wood. Mrs, Alice Stiles.
aud Mrs. j. {. Frakcr. Prof. Woodward hay
ing been reelected u Superintendent at a
previ1u. meeting.
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Doe MIolIIrA Room.

lie, IL see: Zimmcrly has bought lot-the
ore on which Moser's shop Standard will
proceed 10 build there n. Messrs. Cuenod
and Rittner have bough! two lots, the third
and fourth lots from the corner of Emporia
aud Douglas Avenues. south side. and will
build immediately two brick buildings.
feichheimer will get possession of his lot
corner or Market and Douglas, shortly. and
will build brick building Immediately. The
Odd Fellows. we learn. have concluded TO
build building on their lots corner Douglas
and Lawrence. a'Nioe. j. G. Frakcr will
build : grsi mill on Douglas Avenue near the
river. The excavation for the Wichita opc-
IA buildingi, completed. These buildings in
the aggregate will cost al least sixty thous-
sand dollars. Aud residence almost innu-
merable are going up all over town. ranging
in cost frnn $500 to $1,000
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nrsrp,crCorpr-


The following is list Of the cases dispose
OF up TO Tuesday morning:
State OF Kansas vs.. VIM. jackson. assault
with intent to MAIN, not sentenced.
State vs.. Sehieicter & Russell, dismissed.
Cunningham & Shrader vs.. GholsonG Rus.
sell, continued.
Jacob Pittenger VS.. G. II. Smith, ct al, con-
tinued.
c. c. Arnold VS.. d. Il. Hoycy, ct al, settled
! Charles c. Arnold vs.. Rogers, Powers&Co
verdict for plaintiff.
Murphy & Reilly vs.. Gotlicb Wall, ct al,
| stricken from docket.
VIM. Hufbauer and John Hut bauer W.
Joseph Pattee. appeal dismissed.
alfred d. Buckingham vs.. A.. 7. & s. +.
X. X. Co.. verdict for plaintiff. $40.
John Hui bauer vs.. r. kiof kon. dismissed.
Murphy & Reilly VS.. W. g Rosen.eiI, con-
tinued.
George J. TiIlotson V. George Ingmire,
Judgment for plaintiff.
W. c. Fraker vs.. W. c. Little. receiver of
First National Bank, verdict for plaintiff.
Jacob Dabertz vs.. james Phillips. ct al,
continued.
James Beard vs.. John Martin, ct al. judg-
ment for defendant.
II. W. Lewis vs.. c. c. Hartwig. ct al,
settled.
II. G. Rose and y. Ii. Stedlnan IS. W. 5.
jenkins, ct al, Judgment :or plaintiff and
continued.
Al. Grossly ". \. {. Peasc. ct al, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
VIM. Z. Downing ". Frederick Thompson
and George Thompson. settled.
George Holman W.. John Walfel. ct al,
dismissed.
Riley Mckay ". I. NJ. Lane, continued.
Mary Jane Elliott vs. Edgar Z. Elliott d.
vorcc granted.
Crawford Edwards vs.. John IL. Evans. ct
al. Judgment for defendant. (yerdict).
Richard. & Rogers vs.. Samuel Armstrong,
ct al, judgment for plaintiff.
Charles c. Furley vs.. Elizabeth Lucla Fur
ley. divorce granted.
Ira Jackson vs.. VIM. McCracken judgment
Tor plaintiff.
II. NJ. Dibble vs.. II. l.. Taylor. Judgment |
for plaintiff.
N. II. Irwin -. Eolen Burnett. appeal dis |
missed.
c. 4. PIummer V. NJ. c. Hart, appeal dis
missed.
+. Luther vs.. Z. W. Bowman, dismissed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

\ meeting OF the Centennial Park Assoeia-
ton on their ground, in Grant township. on
the 10th of June, will be held Tor the purpose
of eultivs,iug trees. etc. Everybody Is insi-
ted 10 come with teams. piows. families, din
ner. etc. Speaking by Judge Campbell, and
other>. \ good time is hoped for. Come.
WIN McCRaCKEN. President
:. i. TNyLoR, Secretary.
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President >eGgwick County NJ. +. $.


t. a. Editor of nc Eagis.
Wearc authorized to announce that grand
basket meeting will he held on the 9Th of Jul,
in Cramcr's grove above the pontoon bridge,
near Clearwater. Preparations will he made
for grand cid celebration Of the national
day. \ full programme will be given in due
time through the weekly paper. of both
counties. Everybody j. cordially invited
BY order of the committee.
J. I. HAMMERS. President
CHts. CgAMER. Secretary
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WONDERS OF .W,snrrrp

r, 10 Eiiser = fxs EeSis.
wandered over to your city the ether day
and as went wondered what naac.so rnans
holes In the Chisholm creek bridge oa the
Wichita aud Esdo-ado rosi. woude. who ID
Road oversecr In that district. Wonder /.
Wicaita township has any IrusAey worde,
II soac urlzcky uas in tsying to wander
across those holes should happsu 10 get -.
ricus'y tu-f. IL be would be unreasonable
enorSh TO bring II damages about the age Of
sut~ vssdses wyxyftpv ytha
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Two good rains fell last week H. this see
ton which were followed by extremely cool
Friday evening was accompanied by hail in
some localities. In the vicinity of Burton
and of sand Greek the hail stones were cy-
cessivcly large and destructive. The latter
storm seemed 10 have been pretty general
throughout the state. In Northern Kansas
il wa accompanied by terrific wind. At
Irving. as will be seen by an article elsewhere.
several people were killed and much proper
ty destroyed. The rain was greatly needed
in manv portion. Of the state
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

I. u. Wall. Esq. who came to our city
about year ago, and who has been Demo
crat ever since he has been old enough "a
take part or inieres; in politics, rcnounce.
his allegiance 10 that party ard joins the Re
publican party. He says he can't stand the
rebel yell that is coming up from the Demo
cratic Congress, and the bold attempt upon
their part 10 stop the machinery Of this gov
eminent by refusing to pass the appropria-
ton bills
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DIED.


At his residence, in Park township. Nav
.. 1879 Calvin Pearson.
He was an old settler, came to Sedgwick
county in the spring OF 1870; never knew him
To have an enemy, yet be was man Of decid-
ed and positive mind and acts ss a citizen
had bu: few superiors no man in that part
OF the county was a. useful. and will be as
much missed by his family, and particularly
a. neighbor. Mr.. Pearson had a mechanical
mind eqnaied by few, and By none in his
neighhorbood. lie was man IN every re-
spect-
10 10. little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Jas Mohen
on Sabbath evening. aged one year. seven
months and twenty-three days, of meTntrsn-
eOus Group
Our little tr.asrrp j. taken from a.
Ia heavenly hoEas TO dwsil.
Angsi. Row are watching Ger cur darling
JoJo, fzrs thee well
onr hssrf oath fe.i that still he-snes
To meet our souls in hogr- like this;
klse why. oh. why tia: falling tear
When ali j. pe.re and hove, sud bite
o, pray for a.. 10 10, and guard and sefssd us
And ask Of oar Father. ths Maker. thar we
Msy t.isafa.iy serve. nasy ipye AID sssers H.rn
In hraves, sree, anrri. uzifei Nth ftes
Columhu. Lo,eless. near s4dSsiek City.
Nay 9th. aged ~ years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

II. &. -. John. Esq. who has been in the
United state, Land Office for succession OF
years. has Withdrawn from that Office and as
sociaicd with him Judge Mci.ain. late of In
danapoii> and opened an office for the prose-
cution oi eases involving title 10 homestcads.
securing amendments of filings. and all bust
mes, pertaining TO acquiring perfect tide
from the government. Mr.. 1t. Johns recent
connection with the Land Office gives him 4
ya,uabl, experience which he brings into
good account in hi, prosecution of claims.
Judge McLain j. an old attorney. halt
brother of our present Governor. !. Z. It
John. These gentlemen announce in this
weeks EAGLE their intentions.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

The quarterly meeting of the SedgwicL
County Mutual Protective Society will be held
at Russell Hall the first saturday in June. nj
half past II O'Clock. sharp. Annual election
of officer, and other important business. Al
societies of the county are requested to SEND
four delegates and a many member, a. they
can. BE promptly on time. boys.
MURRAY MYERS.
President >eG.wick County VI. T. :.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

The regular meeting OF the Farmers Club
will be held in Eagle Hall on saturday AFTER
noon. June 1th. \ fall attendance is re.
qUested. X. l.. LAWRENCE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Hon. William Greiiienstein has two hand
some colts which he has pat in training a,
trotters and they are both displaying remark
able speed. The same can be said of Dick
Alley. I. ". Lane owner. While Wichita
Charlie is olidoing himself and no doubt by
the time the fall races will make record that
viii do TO blow about. j. II. Cieaveland's
colt also. ii must be remembered, will not be
the hindmo-t horse by any means in the lot
in two best in three mile heats. while Nc
Millen asks the odd. Of none Of them.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

IN antido'e which viii cure every variety
Of ague. fever and ague. and chills and fever,
and leave no bad trace or disorder in the sys.
TEN, la. been discovered by one Of Amcrics's
greatest chemists. This preparation Or prin-
eiplc 10 known a, ciifiord's fcbrinige. Being
entirely free from minerals or other ,leieieri.
Gus materials. /, sceomplishcs lis work with
out being In the Iess, harmful to the system
Entering the blood, il disinircis aud cli,ni-
mates all the poisonous miasm or malaria and
thus accompiishes sure cure.
,. 4. RICHARDSON,
Proprietor, 81. Louis.
Sold by !. T.. Allen. ASt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

The sam Lucas operate company. both
men and women being colorcd. gave perform
ances in this city Friday aud saturday even.
ings to good houses which were well pleased.
Many remarked I, 10 be the best eutertsin-
meut OF the kind ever visiting the town. Al
the suggestion aud through the cooperation
and activity of Cary Davis. the troupe gave
concert on sunda. evening for the BENEFIT
of the Exodu>ters the receipts Of which have
Sn Schp
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0kelohsma.


We have enough quecnsware To out III .
thousand families with dishes At ! D..
Ca!,lwrlls China Hall
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Valley Center, in this county. is located
exactly where the fifth standard parallel and
, sixth principal merinad intersccts each 9TH
cr. which. taken together with the crossing
of the section and railroad lines at that point
gives il its appearance Of the center Of the
universe on the map. We don't charge Uncle
Johnny CARPENTER any .hing for this notice.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

The Peoples Store in its new room. with
its new invoice Of summer stock, is one Of
the chief attractions in the city.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Damon. of the Globe Dcmoe,af. was in the
sity part of last week. We hope he found
out while here tina, Wichita l. TO be connect
ed with the future great by railroad
called the 81. Louis. Wichita & Western. and
by the time he makes his next trip to Wichi-
"a he can come over tina; route.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Another specimen Of peat has been laid up
on our table. This is from kingman county,
and is very free from ex.rancous matter, being
purely vegetable remains which few thous-
and years more would have converted into fair
article Of Ignite or soft coal. The gentleman
who brought it in said be cUt out enough in
an hour to supply his family with fuel for Il
month
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Col Taylor has laid out an addition 10 the
city south of his vineyard. This is n desira-
bic location for residence property.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

The most welcome news is announced that
the School Board has settled upon plan for
more, better and healthier school Rooms.
which viii be good news TO every parent in
the city. Now come on with your PROPOSE
ton, we care not what il is so its more and
better school rooms.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

H. r. Rhodes. of Ferris, dropped in on Us
Friday and is well pleased with the crop
prospects in his vicinity. Wheat. he thinks.
VIII make fair average crop. and the corn
prospects are very ilattcring.- His own crop
/. waist hi.h n this writing.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Ex-senator rcase is delighted with South
ern Kansas. lie has been over northern and
Western Kansas and had Intended TO do Col
orado and New Mexico. hut he says IL would
he the height OF folly 10 20 hunting up coun-
Try after reaching the lower Arkansas valley.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

While my stock of wall paper i complete
and get the first choice. HEREiSGrox
.teff
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Mr. {. z. Lyon sold yearling Cotswold
lamb TO Neal & Fox the other day that shear
ed - pound, of wool this spring. Hard 10
hna
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Mrs. l.. y. Woodoock returned home Fri
day evening en- the stage from Wellington.
where She had been visiting friends.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-05

Notwithstanding the tsss tsss shsusss.,. Of
que psoe's sss II psssssi wsssyiss sssossi,ss
sI,'".' 10 death over th,. vsssd quessiss, %.
90 To ,bs ss,sn, II ses.se,lss their sn.s..s..
the" hotas' Ansi their d"ty 10 thistle fsnias..
there 81" I'm sb"a,s1d. upon ssou.ssa %
'"sri. hard ~srt,ss sns isssssixsss ~ss Dsss
ing into The Asrssa.s- vsis~y. sSs Gss1ss ~
me Wet. where The Asesssss. rsvsAs 80
sAn's "a rsiir.s'i sssrs them sh-is ~bsiss q
isV.vtD se'e. al The sks.ssssi ssso,ss i,uss
." ths world - si's.st their s~s prices. %
o" d" DOT i'si,sss II write to ,hs ussS.sssss-
I'd. wbo ~sa tell you sk~ss you sss sss .
cheap issa srPs.ssiss uekss. sod bee. q .
o's'"fss~ ~fpe"s~. YOU ss~ tss yeoseoeo
ADD be convinced. W. y. Wt;ts. stsssssl
Passenger AID tistst Agent, rspsss. Kso-
80. s1A1
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\ fs<-A STOCK Of groceries cssnplese il eve
~ brsarh. brick building and good lscssion.
Address y, lock drawer iss. winseid, Nan.
49,. io-x