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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-07
ORDINANCE NO. 100.
Creating the office Of Stecard Of the En-
CINE Ho"ss. DEFINING his Duties and
FIXING his Compensation.

The City Of Seattle does ordain as follors.
10 utt:
SECTION l. The Office of Steward of
the Engine House is hereby created.
SEC 2. The salary of the Steward
shall be $40 per month. payable in
scrip drawn on the Fire Fund, and no
greater fee or salary shall be allowed.
SEC. 3. The Steward of the Engine
House shall at no time be allowed to
leave the Engine House either day or
night except to 60 to his meals and on
Sundays. without a special permission
from the Foreman Of the Fire Com
psny; and for any violation Of this
Section it is hereby made the duty of
the Foreman Of the Fire Company to
discharge such Steward.
SEC. 4. The Foreman Of the Fire
Company shall have full power at any
time to hire and discharge the Steward
of the Engine House.
Sec. ). The Steward shall not be
permitted to make any purchases tor
tie Engines or Engine House without
q written order from the Foreman of
the Fire Company.
Sec. 6. This Ordinance shall take
effect aid be in force from and after
five days after the same shall have
been published.
Passed the Common Council of the
City of Seattle this 9Th day of Sep.
TENDER. 1879, and approved and re-.
turned the same day.
O. JACOBS,
Attest: Mayor.
Z. S. OSBORNE, City Clerk.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Sept. So PM
Three -fourths of the vote in the city
and State has been counted. Perkins
is leading Clean about 1850. and
White about the same. Completion Of
the count will incgcas" Perkins plural>
ity of the coun: to $4,000 or 90 900
probably. Ii this city he will gain on
Glenn, and in the country on White
during the remainder of the count. All
the Stata ticket will go with the head
except Justices, which cannot yet be
determined. 1t is now probable that
the Republicans will elect all the Con-
gressmen, though it is very close in the
city district. TIE Legislature is still in
doubt kalloch continues to increase
his lead and is elected beyond a doubt
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PORT TOWNSEND, Sen. 6-Captain
Merriman. Lighthouse Inspector, Judge
Cowgirl. member Of Congress from the
Eleventh Indiana District, and wife,
Judge lIiIcs and wife. Portland, Mrs
+ b Ward. correspondent New York
HeraU, arrived per steamer Annie
Stewart Yesterday.
Revenue cutter Thomas Corwia and
lighthouse tender Shubrick arrived
from the Columbia river last night.
Schooner c G Perkins discharged
seventy tons Of coal ought from the
wreck of the ship Washington Libby,
and sailed Immediately fer another
cargo.
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THE WEEKLY lNTELI1GENCER.
Sunday, September Z, 1879.
LAND OFFICE WANTED.

That Seattle should he the location
Of o2e Of the United States Land Of'
fees ia Washington TerrI'ory is fact
patent to all. II il a =. ore central
point, as far az trade aud trayel are
concerned. than any other, and 1t Is
quite as impossible to come to Puget
Sound without stopping at Seattle as IL
is to 60 up or down the Columbia or
Willamette without stopping at Port
land. Three -fourths OF the lands taken
in this District during the past five
years have been situated in the vicinity
of Seattle, or to the north OF it, and IN
getting title 10 these land nineteen out
of twenty Of their claimants visited
our town. The trip to Olympia means
three days more time and the expend'-
tu-e Of from ten TO forty dollars more
money than the trip to Seattle, and this
money comes mighty hard from the
poor settlers of our backwoods. Land
Offices are not intended for the main
tenance Of particul.r towns. but for the
benefit Of pioneers, tillers OF the soil.
and the people generally. We don't
want to deprive the Olympians or any
body else Of anything. but if what we
can do will secure US Land Office OF
our own we are ia to do it. We con-
fess, however, that we should very
much like our Land Office presided
over by Messrs Brown and Stuart, the
present Register and Receiver of this
District, for two more efficient officers
and pleasant gentlemen do not exist.
The Territory should be redlstricted
and fifth office established. If the
latter cannot be obtained, Vancouver
should be made sacrifice to the goOd
Of the people at large. Pierce, King.
Sncholnish, Wbatcom, Island, San Juan,
Ciallam. Jefferson and ki.sap counties
should comprise District having its
office at Seattle; Mason, Thurstor
Cheh,lis Lewis, Cowlitz. Pacific. Wah-
kiaknm and Clarke n second District
having its office at Olympia. while
Eastern Washington could remain as it
il. with Offices at Colfax and Walla
Walla, or i'll any other way most salts
factory to the people thereof This
District would then include one third
the counties, one third the population
and one-third the wealth Of the whole
Territory; the other three. Districts in
Guiding the remaining two-.hird
among them. As now the Puget Sount
District takes in one half, and the othel
three divide tho remainder. The di
vision is not one Of equality. Th,
scores aud hundreds Of down Saunders
who have gone to Olympia lately OF
land business are growing good dea
at the expense, Of time and money L
which they have been put. Let then
keep it up, call in the assistance o
their neighhors. and appeal in tn
right manner to the Government q
Washington. In time they will b'
heard, and. if justice is done them. tn
Land Office sought will DO establishe,
III our midst.
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and placed to the credit of each fund
~ ...,,,x IS c,sh ON hand in

each fund. -
SEC: !. Th<t' at Ordinances or part.
of Ordinances in conflict with any OF
the provisions Of this Ordinance be ard
the same hereby are repealed.
SEC. s. This Ordinance shall take eff
feet and lie in force from and after hive
DAYS after the same shall have been
pub i-'.i.
Pas,e,. the Common Council Of the
City of Seattle this 5th day OF Sep
tender, 1879. and approved and re-
turned the same day.
o. JACOBS,
Attest: Mayor.
f. s. OSBORNE. City Clerk.
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all it has cost ia four million dollars,
and il really is about half built without
any one having got rich cut Of tAe-
many contracts Just think of that. re
economist.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Flour The grades named below are
qu5tahle as follows; Superfne, 50 80
q /: Extra do. 81 25@4 30; shipping
extras, 81 sea ), choice family, in job
uing lots, s. j0(Gj G. per Dbl. silver,
Oregon standard extra, 81 SCOT .5;
choice do. sos 12l.
Wharf.-The local market closes quiet
but firm for choice parcels. There is a
prospec. Of a good demand during the
coming week The quotations are. for
No. /. 81 67lIldl 72l5; No ,. 81 CO..
q l s. per ctl.
Oats-Are quo.able at 81 20@l 80
for California. and 81 35(d1 40 for
Washington Territory. The market is
weak.
Barley Market very dull. Prices are
as follows for all grades: 81 to 81 so
per ctl, according to quality.
Hay-Ranges from s. so to so per
ton. with large sales.
Onions-Are now quoted at 50(a Coz
for yellows on the wharf. Reds are
nominal.
Potatoes Receipts are heavy and
market unsettled. Offers are being
made TO establish 40c per ctl as bedrock
price. Sales at present are made at 30
a i0c per ctl, according to grade.
Hops Market quiet at from 2 to zoe
p II.
Eggs -Choic, California, 3215@35c
per doz. Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory. 2711s(0 SOC.
Butter-Choice California fall butter
221sG 2Cc; extra. for special use, 27Ha
O. SOC.
Wool-Orcgon and Washington Ter
ritory is quoted at le@ dc, California,
goo - &c tor choice article.
PoREE.
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Ordinance No. tc~,1.

.At Ordinance Deciding the CITY Of Seat.
tie into Police Districts and Designat-
ing and designing the Officers Of the
Police Force to the same.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1872.

An Ordiaaace to Amend Section Fire Of
Ordnance No. $50, Entitled AN Or
dinaaee Firing Tie FEES and Compensa-
lion Of the City Officers IF The City Of
Seattle"
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NEW ADVE RTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE NO. lS9.

IA Ordinance D,.fniag tie Duties Of Me
Odiccrs Qf the city Of Seattle.
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COATES STRONG In Portland, September 4th,
by Rev. A. 8. Coates, Mr.. Henry Coates, OF
Portlsnd. and Miss EmmaJ. Strong. of Van.
couver.
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BORN
M A r r I E D .

DANIS-ln Port Townsend, September Sd, to thu
wife Of Rev. Edward Davis. a daughter.
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.

IL SfElSLE. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, FOR
merry teacher of Piano al Mills Seminary.
california. viii accept limited number If adj
'ahced pupils for thorough and classical instrIc
uon. Refers to Prof. A. J. Anderson, President
OF the University. For further arrangements call
at Vim. Meyicnbauer's a22ilOt
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J0TIINGS.

The bulhheai IN course OF coustruc-
ton a. Oakland Point is advancing
rapidly, there beiag nearly ;wo hunircd
men engaged on II.
The new icrryboat Solano is assum-
ing something like the appearances of a
huge steamer She will he completed
in about month.
Stree; car companies complain Of the
lack Of travel, ana have still further
reduced wages. The Central road Is wv
using one horse cars
Captains Morse AID Mackie, of the
Alaska and Chester respectively. are
spoken Of as the most sifable gentlemen
sailing out of this port Mr.. Patton.
PuFser with C.p; Morse. is also spoken
highly OF. As your correspondent Is
acquaintei with all three, he Is quail
fed 10 say amen.
1t is expected that the new City Hall,
the construction Of which was com.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

EXCLUSIVELY TO The INTELLIGEyCER.
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mercei in 1874, will be completed any

all it has cost ia four million dollars,
and il really is about half built without
any one having got rich cut Of the
many contracts Jus: think of that, ye
economist.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-03
BARGAINsl BARNAINSll

The undersigned will offer for sale, ON TEE
An N 6TH DAYS OF April, next, mis-
Farm, IN the eastern part Of Miller county,
containing 4G5 acres, 100 acres in cultivation;
good houses, barns, stables and other build
ings. On this land there are oyer % large,
neyer"failing springs, and fine water power
OF the Big Tavern TO operate machinery.
Also 3 large lot OF stock, consisting OF 8
horses, 8 mules. l20 head of cattle, of all
ages, from calves to 4 year old-mostly
steers; sheep and hogs of all grades.
YARN UTENSILS,
Threshers, mowers, respers, plows, wagons,
&C., &C., also house and kitchen furniture.
h o. SALE
The amount on the farm one half cash the
balance twelve months time, with ten per
cent.
Stock and other property a credit Of nine
months will be given; bonds with approved
security. w. E. LURTON.
March 3. 1870.
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Especial to osAoE VALLEY BAsHHR. !
Iberia,

March, Slst, 1870.
March oGrns In like a Hon aud Is going
Put in the sams manner Ene Jet our farmers
have commenced planting corn.
Mrs. = CLARK has purchased the proper.
ty known as tho Old Fort. She designs to
improve 1t.
The lot presented for the Congregational
church by Hon. r. K. Lombsr Is near tho
Masonic Hall, and Is the finest site in town.
The members OF the church are quite en-
thusiastic and have well-nIgh completed
their arrangements for building. Besides
the religions advantages 8 good and comton-
able house of worship Will afford Il will
prove o great improYment 10 this whole sec
ton, rs all will be beneitted by Il, all will
no doubt take pleasure In contributing 70.
wards la erection and completion. We
have seen lie plan and when Guhhed will be
an ornament 20 our town and VicinitF. Peo-
ple seeking homes in our county viii prefer
s%etileiDg where they can see the church spire
lifting itsdf like a ssulptursd prayer towards
heaven, calling down BLESSINGS upon the
Iandi They viii feal Aafeis Thrift,
genoa, good mex liza
they behold
ship and as adeeiling place. Tor the glstf b
every good and perfect gift.
There. seems not to.be as much interest
here In regard 70 our election ofSchocl Com
missioner as we would like. Prot Lumpkins
and Mr.. B aker visited our town recently.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate their
Goth, anniversary on the 2otb, inst, All
who would like 10 SEQ how they ride the
goal and use the broad axe will not fail TO be
present.
"A large drove Of cattle passed thr ough
our. town to-day on their way TO che %peniten-
tiary. People do not estimate the amout It
requires to support our criminals, made such
by intemperalce and other yices.
"A. dreadful murder has been committed
in Kentucky and 81. COO rev ard Is offered for
the sppreh ension Of the murderer, who may
be concealed somewhere in this county. II
Squire Ferguson gets on his track he will
surelybring Kim to justice.
Our young Americas are msking prepare
tons for Alphabetically.
Yours SILK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given thas letters of sd-
deceased, we're granted 20 the undersigned
by the Probate Court OF Miller county, Mis-
souri, beating date February 26th, 1879.
Ali persons having claims against said
eahate Are fequeated 70 exhibit the same for
a|InNFnnoa NIthin one year from the date OF
Nd ieltefs b they may be pfecluded from
any benehl Of said estate and that II said
chains shall not be exhibited within two
be forever barred,
Il. b. RoBrNsoN, Admr.
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BODY, ATTENTION /

Mb With p~Iessure that l announce 70 the
community the unparalleled reduction In
goods which I hsYe made within the past few
days. Miller county has never seen such q
reduction before aud may never see Il again.
All BECAUSE wHnt to CLOSE OUT the old
stock and make room for the LARGE and On.
EaUALED spring stock which Iexpect to bring
on shortly. Look at agures and judge for
yourselves, ye people of Miller:
BEST COFFEE Obs FOR slOO
BRO. SUGAR 1llbs FOX 100
Soda 4 pounds for 25c, Nails % pounds for
500; Good Fur Hats for 76c worth $3.50;
Good Calf Boots for $3.50 worth $500.
Good Women's Shoes for go cents: worth
l.50.
All other goods equally as low, come one
and all, bring your CASH, PRoDUcs, TIES or
anything sAlable and will pay you highest
market price therefor. Thanking for past
patronage and awaiting the "GRAND
RUSH." am respectfully,
NJ. LESSEN.
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PROCLAMATION
Election Of Circuit Judge.

EIbOJlOn OI OlTGulb JuuB0.
sHERIrP's OFFICE, MILLER Co. No.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN GREKTNo;
By, and through authority ola writ OF
election from his excellency John ). Phelps,
Governor ofthe State ot Missouri ], Pinckney
s., Miller, Sheriff OF Miller county, State OF
Missouri do hereby order an election
10 take place at the several
voting .precincts In Miller county on Tues
day The sixth day OF May, next, IN the year
OF our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy
nine, at which time and place the qualified
voters of Miller county will meot.snd cast
their vote for some person TO all the veoan-
cy accustomed by the.death OF Hon. q. w,
tho State of Mo. -
Given under my hand this 27th.dsy Of
March A. ID. 1879.
P. s. MILLER.
Sheriff OF Miller:county, Mo
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PENSIONS

Under the new FnAsian Law. atfdts4t.
wounded or Injured. afsA i slightly disabled.
Can obtain pension back from day OF dis.
charge. One OF our htm In Washington TO
give personal attention 10 all claims before
the departments. Do not delay, but write st
once. Send stamp Cor our new soldiers cir
cular.
w. c. BEHINGER s. co. ParrspuRa, Pa.
B4- Oldest Claim Agency in the us. Him
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WANrkD.

10 or 30 Tie Makers, apply 70 j 20. McDan-
ieId, on work., mouth Little GFavOis, or TO
this Office.
WANTED: Ten lie makers at my tie
works, six miles below Tuscumbia on the
OaAge river will pay IL cents per tie; tim
Der good: none but good tie makers need APP
ply good board at. reasonable rates.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad-
ton, deceased, we're granted 70 The under
signed by the Probate Court OF Miller eoun-
~, Mo-, bearing date February 9th 1879.
ALI persons haYing claims against said
eatata are requested 70 exhibit the same for
allowance within one year fsom the date OF
sald leabers or they may BIO prscIoded from
any benefit Of said estate and that II said
claims shall not be exhibited within two
Year, from the Cate OF said letters they will be
forever barred.
WILLIAM w. SHELTON. Admr.
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j. shock1ey

Has now on hand, and is Offering for sale,
She largest and best selected stock of hard.
ware oyer opened out in Jefferson CIsy.
Stoves and unware, cutlery OF the best
brands, granite ware, farming implements Of
all kinds, 10 TACT every Rrtical usually kept
In tlrst class hardware stores, and all being
sold at living prices. Give him a call at l07
High stSeet.
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DEAR SIR,

lfyou are in want OF anything In the way Of
Gums, Rifles. NJ evoIvcrs.
Pistols, Ammunition. Gun Material,
tlshlng Tackle, or any other Elmo
Sporting Goods please send stamp
for ny Large illustrated Catalogue andPr rice
List. Yours truly, Address, JoHNSTON'S
GREAT WESTERN GuE WoREs, PrrreBURGn,
PA. Him
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notice. OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby piven to all creditors and
Others interested In the estate OF Martha
B0nhart, decd, that ], the undersigned,
administrators OF said estate, intend 70 make a
auAl settlement thereof at the Aug. term of
the Probate Court Of Miller county, Mo-, 10
be holden at the Court house 10 the town OF
Tuecumbia, on the second Monday OF Au-
gust neat, 1879. MARIAN BARNHART.
Admr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given TO all creditors and
Others interested In the estate of John K.
Hall, Decd, that l, The undersigned admin.
istrator Of said estate, intend TO make q final
settlement thereof at the next term Of the
Probate Court OF Miller county, Mo, to be
holden at the Court-house, in Tuscumbia, on
the second Monday Of May, 1870.
JoHN,B. SALsMAN, AdEr.
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Lie. Lehman, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant at corner High n Jefferson Street,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Steel aud Iron at bottom prices.
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DIR. O. HBENsoT's CELERY Ann CHAM
oNIL.R FIbif prepared expressly TO onro
Sick HeadNfhH Nervous HeadAohe, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sloepleasness nnd will cure any case Price
ltsy eta = box. 80 pills, postnge free, Sold
~ All druggists, onics, No. LOG N. Eutaw st.
Baltimore, Md.
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u. A. MooUsBIN local agent or Tombs.
Tablet and M3nanentA, at manufactures
prices. Post Office address, for particulars,
Tuscumbla.
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The Wells Tea COMPANY
Importers Of
PURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS

Supply Teas 10 Storekeepers, in original
packages, at lowest import prices.
Supply Teas to Druggists, General Deal
ers and others, packed 10 handsome sealed
packages Of one pound each, Ia canisters OF
the same capacity, and In 8 lbs, 10 los, and
20 10 boxes.
Supply Teas to Peddlers 10 half pound ana
one pound bags, PLAIN or printed, at . more
liberal discount than is given elsewhere.
Supply Teas for Club Orders and allow q
larger commission than usual, and Ia all cas-.
es guarantee the quality Of their goods.
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY Is one Of the
largest and most reliable honsss 10 the trade.
and all parties requiring Teas should send
for q circular.
The Wells Tea Co.,
P. o. BOX 1880. NEW YORK.
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City Drug Store kept by DIR. 4. Mathews
at the Tenneesee House, the best OF Medicine
can be found.
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A. J. Shockly, keeps Hardware, Iron,
Steel, Stoves, Tinwars, &C., at the lowest
prices. Call and see him.
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b. A. SuppAn, Druggist on High atreet
keeps al kinds Of Medicine, Compounds,
Toilets, sc.
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et. MOLLY.

The undersigned has established n licensed
ferry at 81. Elizabeth. Miller county, No,
Moveu q travellers will fad this crossing
mach nearer and better on routes from JET.
ierson Oity, California, Channels leadIug 10
Rolla, Springfield, Vienna, Lam. and other
points dheeting from these places than any
other crossing on the Usage river.
II. BozDEKER.
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Fred Rommel, has the largest and best
st 1ck OF books, paper, stationary, and chromos
in The west; school books-call and patroniEe
Fred when you 90 TO JEFF; City.
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Fl U 8 B A N DIS
CalCined MapneSia

Four First Premium Medals awarded.
More agreeable TO the taste, and smaller dose
than any other Msgnesia.
For sale In Governments Stamped Bottles, at
Druggists and Country Stores, and by
Il. j. HUSBAND, Jr., Philadelphia. U3-6m
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no

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured of thot dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious TO make known
TO hts fellow suffers the means Of cure. To all
who desire 1t be will send q copy Of the pre-
scription used free OF charge,) with the d.
r~ections for preparing and using The same,
which they will find a Sure Cure for CoA-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties
wishing the Prescription will please address
E.. a.. WILSON, is4 Penn ST. Williams
burgh, N. Y. 10-6m
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Dsllmeyer b Co., Wholesale and Retail
Merchants, keeps In large quantities Dry
Goods, Groceries and everything tor the
use Of man or heasl-at bed rock prices.
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Mrs. sALLlE holland,
Milliner and
DreSsmaker,
At Ers. Watson's old stand, second floor 10
Popp's building,
High St.,,,JETFRRsoN CRY, Missouri.
Ladies' Rea y 6 Clething
Of ell kinds q speciality.

With experienced S~artistep
DressmSkers, aud Miss ALICE REEVES in the
Millinery department makes my establish
nent a complete emporium for the ladies.
Call and examine prices, styles, quality,
&c., &c.
ORDERS from a distance collected and attend.
cd to with promptness. El2,f
Mrs. SALLIE holland,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-03

Call and leave your orders and you viii
save money and hsye comfort.