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HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS-MARY A.
III GRAF VS.. Philip Graf-No. IS, ,4s1-The de-
fendant, Philip Graf. is hereby notified that the
said petitioner. Mary A. Graf. on the 5th day Of
February, A. D. 1879 filed her petition in the
Hamilton Common Pleas praying for divorce,
and alleging that said defendant has been willful-
ly absent from petitioner for three years. and adul
tery. Said defendant is notified that said cause
will be for hearing after the expiration of six
weeks HOWARD DOUGLASS,
Atty for Petitioner.
CINCINNATI ADril lst 1879 ap5-6tS
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Buy your Underwear at Msbleys and save
money.
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T EGAL NOTICE.-0N MARCH T. 1879, THE
/ 4 Probate Court Of Hamilton County Ohio de-
clared the estate of Andrew Niedmann, deceased,
to be probably insoyent. Creditors are. there
fore required to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned for allowance within
six months from said date or they will not be en-
titled to payment. JOHN W. CALDWELL,
Administrator Of Andrew Niedmann, deceased.
37s Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio, March 8, 1879.
r,hp eta
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NoTICE-Alfred D. Thayer will take notice
IN that on March 27, 1879, Sophia II. Thayer. as
ant, in the Court OF Common Pleas of Hamilton
County Ohio In cause No. So, S57 of said Court,
asking for divorce on the ground of wilful alb
sence for over three years, and gross neglect OF
duty; and that said cause may be heard and de-
cided at any time after the expiration of six weeks
from the irst publication of this notice
JOHN KEBLER & SON,
Plaintiffs Attorneya
CIM1NNATI. April II, 1879. apl26tS
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The low prices Mabley sells Mems and Boys
Clothing at astonish every one.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned has been appo nted as executrix
OF the last will and tesement of Frederick w.
Bornschein, late of Hamilton County Ohio, de-
ceased. PAULINE BORNSCHEIN
Executrix Of r. W. Bornschein. deceased
G. TAFEL. Attorney. mh29.3tS
TNSTATE OF ROLLIN l. GARRETTE. DE-
Il CEASED.--On the 10Th day of March, 1879
the Probate Court of Hamilton County declared
the estate of Rollin l. Garrette, deceased to be
probably insoivent. Creditors are therefore re-
quired to present their claims against the estate to
the undersigned for allowance within six months
from the time above mentioned, or they will not
be entitled to payment J. H. CLEMMER,
Administrator of r. l. Garrette. deceased.
March Goth 1879. mh29.6tS
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Castor Gloves for 81 at Mabley's.

A Laundried White Shirt for soc at Mabley's.
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AID TIM II
Corrected to Accord with Cincinns1
Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN hallway.
Depot, corner Mclean ave. and Gest stxose
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RlDGE" WOOD
Fruit F arm& Nurseries,
JONES STATION,
Butler County, o.
Directions for Planting and Culti-
waiting the straw berry.

NEW sTRAwBERRY-sHARPL SEEDING
Raised by ]. K. sHARrLEss.
measuring one and a half inches diameter either
Form Generally obleng, narrowing to the apex
irregular. often fattened.
FLESH. Firm sweet with delicate aroma, tnt
in quality.
PLANT. Vigorous and luXuriant hardy and
prolific.
This variety having fruited with us several sea-
sons, we have no hesitation in recommending 1t
as the largest and best strawberry now In cultiva-
ton. The plant 10 vigorous, hardy and luxuriant,
surprising in this respect even the Monarch of the
West
Our stock OF this variety is from the originator.
Price per dozen, 81 70; per 100. IS.
fine coored plate OF the sharpless sent on 70
ceipt of l0c. Free to purchasers of plants OF this
variety.
Cumberland Triumph.
Very large and SNOWY; color light red; plant
perfectly hardy and vigorous grower; one Of the
best for the amateur or near market
Price per doz 30c. per 100, 81.
Crescent Seeding.
Probably the most productive of all; In sise
averaging larger than the Wilson; quality good;
ripenB early, and continues throughout the season.
Price per doz., 75c. per 100, 81
Forest Rose.
One Of the best large berries bearB transporta-
tion well.
Price per doz.. 81; per 100. a.
Great American.
Worthy Of trial everywhere; one Of the largest;
very firm and color good for market
Price per doz.. 81; peri lOO ~
Monarch of the West.
One Of the finest favored. largest sized, and
most valuable varieties In cultivation.
Price per doz., 3Oc; per 100, 81.
20 other Varieties.
Thirty Varieties one dozen plants each Qnclud
haEr aloaal Eor
, 1879-07-15


DENVER, Col, July 11.-Tho following is the
answer In full Of the Atchlson, Topeka & snnta
Fo Railroad Company to the Dcuver d Rio
Grnnde Railway Company, which Eiyca the Gu
tire lnsido history of the Rrcat railroad contro-
versy now uppermost In the public mind. The
aame was filed in Court to-day. Judge Beck
withe speech In reply to tlie application Of tho
Deliver & Rio drando Company for a Receiver
10 b appointed for the construction Of the road
from Canon City TO Lcadville will also be pc
ttlsed with great Interest:
IN Gas UnftaI Sfales Circuit Court for tho DIS
frct Of Co'orado-The several answer Of tho
Atchisou, Topeka &s Santa Fa Railroad Company
to the original a,ld amended BILL OF complaint Of
Lou;s T., 4; Meyer, complainant, against tho Den-
ny, defendants. .,7o
THIS defendant now and ut ali times hereafter,
shvtng aud resorying all and NIL manner OF beno-
ht or advantage OF exception or otherwise to
the many errors, uncertainties, aud tmperfee-
tions Of the said original and amended blli Tor
apaWcr tleFeunto, Or unto 10 1n,lct, and such
Is material or necessary for It TO make answer
unto, ansFcrDg says:
Tint 1t atlmlts tho organization Of the said
Denver q Rio grandc Railway Company on OF
about the eth day OF October, 1870, ind tho
making mud 0alng by tho corporators Of said
Railway Company q q certificate Of incorpora-
tion, as ts In said bill alleged; and this defcnd-
. aDt. ioL she purposes Of tGls alIt, a!so = admtts
fnas INC bs,no sain DSnser q hlo usanuo Halfway
operate tle several lines of fntltoau thereafter
eonstrucled ana opcfateo by y; put thls uo:
tendant ashes that under and br virtue OF % SAID
cofpofa1!on} or ~ any niler WY, INC easd Dem
enthofiAcd 10 survey, toSate, Or construct any
otAEf or iuft1er i,0e or lines Of railway on or
upon any PaftMuiar route Wnasyct.
any ~. ins ,oi aGlenuant lnrtnc. aamta 'hat on or
vet y Nlo dlahdo Halfway company hod To-
sA.sa a Hs nnc ot IauWav iiom uehver 10 Mohn.
Wen,n Wel. Gsssh, out "aemes tne Diseetote o. sag
dsteln9.d r. - W ..n uoous ~, tat = to. aio
, 1879-07-15
Answer In Full Of the Atchlson to the
Denver & Rio Grando Com.
panys
Tho Inside History OF the Great
est Railroad Steal on
Record.
Speech Of Judge Beokwith, Counsel for
the Atohison, Topeka d
Santa Fc,
Ii Reply to the Application for Ae-
ceiver In tho GRAND Canon
Matter.

TIE GREAT COLORADO FIGHT.
6pecfai b!tpasen 70 .ms IN 1"oa"s'
DnHvEn, Col, July 14'-lho eourI-s0om WA
literally packed win sMeltctihs "as1 ol nu'
nnnty this morn!ng,-satlfoao masnA'es' MIL
tonaircs, mncfs, la"yefS' ano oenes p.oh.ocht
perBops,--tn anticipation OIL tne oec.dlou upon
the great fallroaa cases ass.ne o"t u ao n3"'
bctVccn the Denver o. ls'o aEanoe aho ntenlsoo
Companies. -.-.
Immediately upon assemoting' dustlcc Nih'cs
proceeded TO announce the VIEWS o. inc Court
upon tho questions ut Issue: Aitce stating
general resume Of inc l'steauon' nc ea.a 'nns
tho Court was hrmly CONVINCED tnat tho np-
polntment OF the Receiver was colus'Vc pro
cecdtng for the purpose OF frustrating the ofaer
OF restitution which was about 70 pe entered
agAtust the Rio Grande Company. The cnso did
not warrant the appointment OF Receiver, md
Justice lcnanded that he be be discharged. The
Receiver WIS thcrcupou directed to return pos
session 10 the party from whom ho received 1t,
namely, the Rio Gsando Company. Tho inter
Company must restore possession TO tho Atcht-
son Company by An order to DO entered in the
suit Of the Attorney. General.
In the Grand Canon case, tho Court, nitcr de-
Gliding Ia conformity with the Supreme Court
opinion that the Rio Grande had the prior right
to select its location 10 LeadvIllc unlcss by tho
lease Il had transferred that right 10 the Atcht-
hon Company, which WAS n1attcr vet to bo de-
tcrminod, tho ltne to Lcadvllie must DO con-
. gidcrcd IN entirety md III tho Rio Grandc Is
permitted to occupy the other side OF tho river
thsy must pay for the entire grade TO Lcadvillc.
!; Il Commission Of Engineers Is appointed to
report this and other matters, and Until further
, 1879-07-15

4Hls 01tGHAAHk 444ltAc AuSNEElllT says tLlNL
II admits tint the Denver d Rio 0r.Nto Rait-
way Company ncquiretl, hctWueN Pueblo ntvl
Canon CITY, rights Of way, lands, dcnots,
derot-grounds, watcr-statfous, stnton.ho,t.cs,
and hIso fo'llnE.stoct machinery, supplies, fuel,
md materials for use lit connection thcrcwlsl,,
but relative TO the extent Of suc.1 requirements,
aud tho means BY which TIC sanc wcIe nude,
ttta dofendant has 10 knowledge, Information,
III. I defendant further answering say. tim, It
has no knowledge. information, or bcltck rcla-
tsvG % TO nny rights acquired BY thc eatd Denver
q !tlo Granhe Railway Company under tie Iuws
Of the Territory Of Colnratld, or undur tilu laws
Of tlc Terrltory ot New Mexico, nor las IL any
knowledge, Information, or belief relative to my
f,gn,ts acquired bY Tug Denver d !!to Gralulu
toned. '''"' ''~"'
anss said b,l Of complaint ns to tl,o agrce,nr,i1s
and htlpulatDna IN sn!d deeds Of trust Contained,
II reiors 10 tho sai deeds Ut trust for Dartirt.
lars relative to said agreements and stipula-
"A And this defendant further answering suy, t,,ut
admits that on the lst day Of Nay, i877 tilero
became due nitl payable on csrtatn of tic honda
OF hs said Denver Il Rio trando Railway Com
By said deeds Of trust respectfully, SENT.
ANNUAL tnstatlMent Of Interest; al,d tLat on tic
lat day Of November. 1911, there beca.nu due
QEn payable Oil ctFtQn OI Inc buHoa u the 8Qld
Denver d. lsto GFande Railway Company, then
tssued. ana outstanding, anl srcured BY said
deeds OF trust respectively, another suml.punual
iostallmcnt OF intcrrst, excepting 80 far as said
last.nlenftoned insiRlln,ent of Interest WA In
cludc.i lu certain certificates Ut indebtedness
i.cEcnhefore mentioned; una that on thu 1st
dnv Of May, l675 lhero became dae aud payable
on ceftaEn OF thu bonds ol tho said Denver j.
Rio Granda Railway Company, then lsaued and
outstanding, aud which wcro secured by said
deeds Of trust respectively, still anolller scu,t-
anuual tustal.uent Of Interest, excepting 30 for
as said instAllnlcnt was included In tho csrtit-
cntes Of indebtedness hereinbefore mentioned.
This defendant dcnies that said Company
failed to pay satd ssyeral nstalnents Ut interest
and made default III tho payment Of shs saIuc,
as IN eata blll allecod, but says tlat said com.
plntnant. the said Denver Js Kto 0runla Rail-
way Company nnd It's bondbolders, us some OF
them, on Or about the lat day Of juno, 1877,
concluded tho arrangement heFe!nbufore inen-
Toned tos funding the said interest 80 falling
Aud this defendant further answering aays
thst Il l. tnfo{acd and believes that tho interest
upon said certificates Of Indebtedness aud upou
said coupous falling duu MAY |. ls77, Nov, i,
ls77, and May !, l67e, nut included In said cer-
, 1879-07-15

further sum OF S75,0O0, whereof 10 much was
TO bo paid to the said Denver & RIO Grautlu
Hallway Company a. should 10 necessary, in
nGdltlon to tlu aforementioned sum Of SIT, ,O00
10 pay for said personal property. 50 10 bo ap-
pruisel ns Aforesaid, AMI the ruslll1c Of suili
sum Of s75.OD WIS to DO returned to this de-
fenuant.
And this dcfcnlaut further says that pos.
property was delivered to this dcfcndant OIL
the lHtts day OF Dccr11bcr, 1878, and this dr.
fcndank deposited tho said sum Of $1hO,O00
with tho said Sabastfan IT, scllcsngcr for tho
plsrpoaes herelnbOfora mentioned, Mt,l that this
defendant thereafter, until tho Ill lay Of June,
1870 operated said rual III accosdailco with the
terms IT said lease. nild that The sAtd Denver d
Rio uranna Hallway Conn pany received tue said
sum Of &75,0o0, 81 deposited with tho susu
sob,stiau II. Sclllesinger, mud appiiaI the same
And thls defendant further answering says
TINT the delivery OF the possession Of the sutd
railroad, rolling stock. anu personal propcfty Of
sud Douycr H NIo GfaAde Railway Company,
md with tlsu knowledge and asseat Of the said
complainant.
thst On lie nth day Of December, 1878, au Hp-
pratsal WAS nalo Of tho personal property 70
purchased by this defendant ut tho sum Of
Aid this defendant further answering snys
that sftor SAID appraisal was u,uds, mo sa1l
Denver g. Rio GrAnls Railway Company c!a!lned
that small nuolhcr Ut articlre, not exceeding
$500 In value. Wurc tnaascstcntly Omitted 1Fu!n
said inventory, and this defendant uyeEs that 1e
wns ready and willing to pay for any such ar.
ttcles III there werc nny), md tat tho money
deposited with tho said Sebastian D. ech!cstuEcf
Hns ample for that purpose.
And this defendant further answering eaya
stipulatlons, md agreements III said iease con-
tatncd, aud with the several agreements herett-
before mentioned, on It's part 10 be kept and
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

ST. Johns Catholic Utrch-Corner
10th and Ferguson streets. Rev. J.
A. Hayes, p. p. Morning services at
8 and 1890 a. m. Vespers at s p. m.
Sabbath School at 3 p. m.
Baptist Ut,sch-Serviees In Court
House, corner Ferguson and Nineteenth
streets. Public cordially invited. Sab
bath school at 1915 p. m. Services at
II a. m. and s p. m. by Rev. ID. Kicker
son.
Morning topic: Possessing the
Land evening: what must I do to
be Lost?"
Prssbytesian Olgch.-Corner of Fer
guson and 18th streets. Rev. ]. Y.
Cowhick, pastor. Sabbath school al
IL m. A cordial invitation to all.
Seats free. A. G. Hammond, superin-
tendent.
Morning subject: Family Honor
evening subject: personal Honor
Congregational Church. = Corner Of
Nineteenth and Hill streets. Rev. c.
III. Sanders pastor. Services at II a.
IN. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School.at IL
m; ]. s. Taylor, superintendent. Seats
free. All are invited. Young peoples
meeting at the parsonage at I p. m.
Methodist Episcopal 0vrch.-Corner
of 18th and Ransom streets. Rev. w.
II. Gillian, pastor. Services at IL a. IN.
and 8 p. m. Sabbath school at IL m.
Young peoples meeting at Z p. m.
Morning ermon: "Paui's Determi-
nation" Evening: lecture on the wor-
ship OF Mary"
african Methodist Cturch.-Corner
of 18th and Themes streets. Rev.
H. II. Lucas pastor. Services at IL
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
8 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day night.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Seventeen Delegates Elected for Chey
anne Precinct.

According TO official announcement
Of the county democratic committee,
the legislative primaries for Cheyenne
were held at city hall last evening.
Hon, T. Dyer, chairman of the county
committee, called the meeting to order
and presided until a permanent chair
man was elected. The choice fell upon
7. A. caswen, esqua Judge Whitehead
was elected secretary. After some pre-
liminary discussion committee of five,
consisting of Messrs. ii. Harrington,
j. Q. Abney, T. s. smith, George G.
Masten and o.. II. Spoor was appointed
for the purpose of suggesting seventeen
names for delegates. 4 The committee
retired, and after considerable delibera-
ton reported back the names of the
following named gentlemen: TIA. Cas-
well, E. Fl. Leibey, George Al. Draper,
G. Kimme, l.. r. Bresnahen, f. S.
Smith, c. II. Spoor, c. F. Miller, w.
G. Irwin, J. E. Davis, Wood Fogle-
song, 7. j. Carr, FAC. Thomas, Il. A.
Kent, IL. Harrington, I. Greentree and
G. G.. Masten. .str r8fl - lss
These gentlemen were elected by acl
'clamation Is delegates to the county
convention which will meet at city hall
on next Tuesday afternoon, at .
O'Clock. fr-l4F ai. "a ialat85
p On motion the meeting adjourned.
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Brinker Collegiate Institute.
Boarding School for Males and Femaie,i
DENVER, COLORADO.
FACULTY.

Joseph Brinker, Sem, President.
Mrs. Lizzie G. Brinker. Matron and Princi-
pal of Music Department.
and Mathematics
Prof. w. j. WaggeneI. A. b., Sciences.
guages.
4 v. g. nrinker, Principal Of Commercial
partment. s fTrNTN
Mrs. J s. pobson, Principal Primary De-
Mrs: F. I. Rushmore, Teacher Painting and
Drawing. f.f.lfTT ""--- -
TERMS: Board for 20 weeks. $40. washipp
75c per dozep.I Tuition. in primary depart.
ment. for 20 weeks, s2t: intermediate de part
department 80; painting and drawing, els;
logue. RRTNE EpS
% aul4-dimiiaig -fF ! President, Box 2iss.
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HO, YE THAT THIRST
coMflAsb Rsins COOP BEER,
The Best and Cheapest Beer Ever
Made-Sottling Scientifically
8cQC fPracticed in Milwaukee 100
Good and Cheap.

The growth of the bottled beer bust
ness in the United States has been most
remarkable, Each year the. brewers
are improving the quality of the bever-
age, and the consequence is that new
customers are constantly being re-
ceived. OF all the centers for bottling
beer, Milwaukee, Wis, enjoys the best
reputation. Especially is this the case
with the Joseph Schiftz Brewing Co.'s
beer. This company has succeeded to
a remarkable degree jim attaining that
excellence in bottled beer which has
heretofore been held exclusively by beer
drawn from the wood. The nutritious
qualities of this beer, by reason of the
valuable ingredients employed by the
brewers, are of the highest order.
What is most remarkable about this
beer is its cheapness. Mr.. Geo. G..
Masten is the agent for Wyoming ter
ritory, and he sells the Milwaukee beer
for the same price as the Anheuser.
Everybody a well afford to try it, and
everybody should.
Mr.. Masten sells the Anheuser beer
at the same price, but he recommends
the Milwaukee beer, as all his patrons
speak in unqualified praises of its ex-
cellence. ItIltt a17tf
If you want anything in the grocery
line don't fail to call on G. ii. Webb,
on Seventeenth street. He keeps a
stock of choice groceries and fruits,
which he will sell as cheap, and a lit
tie cheaper than anyone. He has on
hand also . large quantity of water
melons. aNsf'' 1t
For fresh ranch butter and eggs, go
to Underwood & McGregor's. 1t
The well known and popular fruit1
dealers, Messrs. Sturgis Bros, pride
themselves in keeping the only COM
plete and extensive assortment Of fruits
and vegetables in the city. Anything
that is wanted in their line can be
found at their establishment, two doors
east of the p~ostofice, They will receive
a car load of California fruits to-mor-
row, and invite an inspection by their
customers. 1t
Just Reeeiye ed.
A new stock of all kinds of carpets.
which will be offered at the lowest
prices, at
a14dlm MARKS II MYERS.
wANTED.lA girl for second work
and to take care Of children. Inquire
at the LEADER office. tf a12d3t
tHt EI4u- tstntas
If You want Lead, Oils, Turpentine,
Paris White, or HeayyfDrngs, at clos
ing out prices, cali on ADDoMss &
GLovER. aug14-tf 4
DO You Want One?
II so get lowest figures you ever heard
OF from r. E. Warren. my13dawtf 4
l refer to Pianos. e. .fssl- Il
fH ~ p4 ifrf--r IT, --INNN- HH
Diarrhea and collie are relieved at
once by using Addoms & Giover's Com
pound Blackberry Cordial, a3tf
Recreation Hall.
Seats 400. Stage 2Ox3O, scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. jy3-tfl
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Tit most cogent REASONS exist for the
high esteem in which GLENN's SOAR Is held
by the at large. 1t has demon
strated beyond all peradventuret that IL Is no
but their most searching erndicant. No erup-
tion can resist the operation OF this potent
remedy, With the properties ola specific for
diseases of the skin IL combines the qualities
her of the complexion. L1dies who have not
yet awaited tliemselves OF this article, should
lose no time In doing so. since II blanches tp e
skin TO "A nearly whiteness and when blem-
lshes upon its surface exist speedily removes
them. Cuts. bruises. sores, scalis and and
spains are soon remedied by its application
and 1t is a reliable alleviator of the panps in,
ficted by rheumatism and govt. For a 'trih-
lhts as sulphur Baths 1t removes dandrun
and by keeping the scalp perfectly clean.
cool and moist prevents Its return. Diseases
origin ated bycontact are. prevented by il,
clothing and linen from the sick ROOM Art
icles ofnsedle-work cotton, linen and WOOL
eufabrlcs are blenched TO a snowy Wilderness
BY Its use. It Is free from any deleretious in
gradients, which ismore than can be said OF
many of the ointments and salves In use.
which not only soil the linen but contain In,
gredients which are extremely Irritating to
such article and mi SULPHUR SOAP.
which is In every respect superior to them,
being a SAFE efficient and cieanly article. AS
1t Is a particularly prompt remedy for the
liable to contract than adults, parents will do
well to keep 1t In the house, Travellers and
emigrants will kewise dnd 1t n, useful pre-
serative Of health OF the cuticle under I'M
fayorable conditions.
Sold by Druggists. Price DC per cake.
Box @ cakes) Toe. sent by mail, prepaid, on
receipt of price. g. N. CRITTENJoN, Propfr,
Z Sixth Avenue, New York. If
Brown, Soc,
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Orders for ice left with Sloan, or at
John Durbin's meat market, viii re-
aeive prompt attention. m6tf
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Slippers and Newport Ties.
The largest and best stock of Ladies',
Misses and Children's Slippers and
Ties can be found ut
adm MARKS & MYERS.
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Do not complain of b~iliousness, liver
complaint or dyspepsia, but try q bottle
OF Addoms Il Glover's blood purifier.
the old reliable, J and obtain relief. All
VINO have used it testify to its merits.
~ LallIE9 lhN z ilY.I7tf.
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Open at all Hours.

The only complete restaurant in the
city is that Of A. Nichols, on SIXTEENTH
street. at his place warm meals can
be had ut all hours of the night or day. |
he keeps besides a nice stock of fresh |
cigars. Give him a call. - II II