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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-11
PERSONAL.
aprlteod&weownr

We have been advertising the Smith Medcated
Prunes for some time, and glad to them
dorsed in such strong terms the following letter
from a well known gentleman
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hESNEBFG

On Monday. Oct. 1. the youngest child CT
Lewis Williams of North Yassalboro' in
climbing IL tree, missed his footing and fell.
breaking his shoulder blade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-11

A Young son Of Mr.. John Jackson of Bat
broke his arm by falling while ut play Satu
day morning.
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been as follows

West Virginia elects State officers and leg
1876 Tilden had a plurality of II, 449.
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State News.
.ANnRoSCOGGIN.

Jonathan Mitchell. who resides in Lewiston,
near Sahatus had an attack of paralysis. Fri
day morning, from which he Is not expected
TO recover.
Two serious accidents happened recently
TO Webster persons a lad OF thirteen named
Ashton. had his right arm torn badly In a
c,rd a, the Sabattus wooden mill four
wears old child of a Webster farmer was
kicked hg a horse. and its skull fractured.
The child was alive at last accounts.
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The Circuit Court.

Tbs chief trial Of interest this week was that
Of Michel for attempted murder of Louis Hess,
the baker. Blake defended the prisoner. The
audience were quite surprised 70 learn in his
opening speech that plea Of self-defense would
be set up. The testimony was short. There
were no witnesses of the ARRAY, no one being
present save Mr.. Hess and Michel. Mr.. Hess
said there had been some trouble in the morning
between them, bat that had passed By; and in
the afternoon, while Mr.. Hess was fixing the ele-
vstor, leaning over the hole, Michel hit him.
Michel said there was trouble in the afternoon
and that Mr.. Hess came at him with Ratchet.
Michel plead guilty before the justice; but was
found mot guilty by the jury on Thursday
morning.
Another interesting case was that of The Peo-
pie Y. b. b. Larkin, brought on an appeal from
Justice court in Strestor Larkn attempted TO
bring truant boy into school. The boy swore
that in doing so Larkin grossly il-used him, on
which evidence Larkin was fined s. and costs.
Here I.arkn denied the facts as alleged ana the
court found for the defendant.
Xavier Wolf was fined geo for selling liquor on
Sunday.
Chas. Buck was found guilty OF selling liquor
without license on 10 conuts, 500 on each. A
motion for q new trial was overruled. II was
shown that Buck had sold liquor for medicinal
purposes only; get the court instructed the jury
that that fact was, under the law, illegal, which
instruction convicted the man. The instruction
was based upon Mr.. Justice Crsig's decision last
spring.
Thos. Glenn fined 81 for selling liquor without
a license.
Alex. McNsr for same offence was fined 80.
LAW CASES.
IN a number Of suits in which Lewis c. VII
lard IL among the defendants, T. ID. SweetEer
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81 Columbus ST., Ottawa, ILL.,,
Repairing of all Kinds Made Speciality.

ifIAN SALE CE.-Notce Is hereby gwen.
i that sale by the Treasurer and eNOnflp tolec.
Of la sale county state of Illinois Of delinquent
auds lots and parts ~ town lots for the state county
city due thereon for the year
ISL and previous year, held the County Court House Ia
in said county and state aforesaid cJmmehoed on
the 18th day Of June D. 1873 and continued nom day 20
day In pursuance of law william towel ON the gth day OF
1873 became the purchaser Of the following de
-cred lots situated aid AID state aforesaid 10
wit Lot In block - also the south ryeeeVenh- Of ot
block - States Addition TO the town city OF Oia
wa taxed 10 the name OF Besey King and that se time %
redemption Of said lots from the Aforesaid sale and purchase
will expire the 9th day OF June iSl 80 AZ the
Aforesaid sale william Colwsl te 18th day ofJune D.
iss became purchaser of The following described lot
situated in said county Wit Lot Sin block L. Days Ad
don the city OF Ottawa. taxed Ia the name
0f Jerry PeTDrook: and that the time OF redempon OF
the 18th day OF June $50 A-o al tie Aforesaid sale
william Cowel the 18th day OF June a. u. 49, became
the purchaser following described lot situated In said
cOusty Lot In block Days Addition TO the town
now city, OF ottawa In the name Of r. Martin; and
time Of redemption Of sad lot from The Aforesaid
issl WILLIAM coLwElL-
Ottawa, H. February 9ih. a. >. lss0ss
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To Contractors and Builders.

Notice hereby given that sraei proposals VII v 9e re-
ceyed by the undersigned Board Of Trustees OF tht elaRe
OF Streator La Sale county, Illinois, for furnishing the
materials and erecting public building for the use 81 su
village The erection OF said building Is tn be e 10 me
lowest responsible bidder and such proposals VIII DE re-
ceived up March 10TH 1890 NJ II o'clock NJ Inc party or
parties handing in such proposals VIII DC REQUIRED 10 NC
company them with the name names OF tier hodsie
The party whom the contract may be awarded VIII oe
required to good and sufficient bond win prop
security in double the amount OF his bid for te faul
performance OF his The said trustees reserve 70
themselves the right 10 accept reject any ana All tds
Full complete plans and specifications orsa oudns
viii be found on file NJ the ONCE OF H. Lyon fttsHent
of said BOARD OF Trustees and said letting VIII take place
at hls office O'Clock =. March 10th. A d ss'
Said building he completed and ready for occupancy
before the first day Of september 1850 ans must De
erected in accordance with the plans and ana
under the supervision of the architect Mr. s. r. Aen anu
It's final acceptance he subject TO his approval. -,
TERMS Seventy i've per cent of the value OF inc "otk
performed estimated by the architect will In paid at the
end Of each month, and the full amount On III. completion
H. Y. RYON.
u. HEESAN.
WALTER HOCh,
JAS. g. WILSON.
DAVID j. SPENCER
JOHN DENlNE,
Strestur, IL, Feb. - lss.-s-lw lruslers
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M arried.

number OF interesting weddings took place
in Ottawa this week-none. however, sensational
In the way OF large companies or elaborate dis
plays. They will result, however, in the loss to
Ottawa OF at least two excellent young women.
In order, the first was on Tuesday, when Miss
Josephine A. Holleckcr know to lis all by the
diminutive "Minnie''), daughter Of Donat Ilo-
locker, was married to Mr.. Thomas X. Little, for
merly with the Scots Of this city, now with j. v
Farwell Il Co., Chicago. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. d. p. Mcpherson at the
brides fathers residence in West Ottawa in the
presence of relatives of both parties and few
most intimate friends. After the ceremony a
most elaborate wedding dinner was served TO
which all sat down. The guests sparkled like
the champagne and nothing could have been
more enjcyable.-The weddn. gifts were nSmer-
Gus and very elegant.-The happy couple de-
parted on the afternoon train for Chicago, their
future home.
On the same day George Simpson and Miss I.y-
dia PITCHER were married by Rev. Mr.. Gloss at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Morsch.-We are
quite sure the match was made in heaven" for
cake was decious.-The ceremony was wit
messed only by the near friends of the contract
Ing parties. The bride was recipient of many
valuable and useful presents. After the ceremo-
ny and congratulations bountiful repast was
served. It was quiet but thoroughly enjoyable
affair. The happy couple will in few weeks
settle down to housekeeping in a neat little cot
tage on Superior st
On Wednesday evening Mr. Vim. ii. Fellows,
II Bennett & Rails, and Mrs. o. McGlvrae were
married at The latters residence by Rev. Mr.. Nc
phcrson. Only few friends were present
On Thursday morning Ottawa and Mr.. Ii. c.
King lost most excellent woman and daughter,
Minnie F., who, in the future, will live in Gales
burg. Charles III. Trask brother OF I'll .Trask the
jeweler Of this city, was the happy man. They
we're married at the brides parents residence,
1t noon Thursday, by Rev. Mr.. Barnes, in the
presence Of few intimate friends of the bride
and the relatives OF both. The bride was dressed
in a bronze. green silk with natural flower orna-
nents and was unassisted by maids. A jolly
wedding dinner was served, and at two O'Clock
the bride and groom left for Peoria whence they
will go 10 Galesburg, where Mr.. T. is engaged in
the jewelry business-There were a number OF
elegant presents, that Of the groom being
handsome gold watch and chain.-We wish them
good luck-the ''shoe" was big enough.
Mendoza raised $40 by getting up series Of
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7Dte0.

Tuesday morning last, MARY, wife OF TbIs Isrkh
police magistrate at her home in this city Of cpronc
rslgia; aged 81 years
She born in Oswego. \. l., and came 70 La Sale
county with her parents in 1851 Her father Denns Clan
cy, was a well known csnaller She married Mr.
Iarkin at Ottawa by Rev Father Proueda Of ST. Columbia
Catholic Church. June 9Th 1913 She the mother OF
family Of nine cidrenthrce girls and six boys OF the
latter having died Her remaining children al grown
She amsbe and respected wherever known
During the set few years she suffered continually from
neuralgia rheumatism, and much OF the time In
senihclpess condition. The funeral took pisce Wed.
nesday at O'Clock. from her late residence.
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hat Kennedy .truck him In the

terfere." Upon that Kennedy struck him In the
face, and the muss began In earnest. After sew.
eral passes Cummings struck him terrific blow
just below the left eye, producing wound that
must have been cut with the sharp edge of some
instrument. Kennedy believes he was struck by
the conductors punch in Cummings hand. At
this stage passengers interfered, and separated
the begcrents Mr. X. carries his eye in Il
sling, and it is one of the worst looking optices
that ever adorned human face.
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THE COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

The March term of theSupreme Cosrt begins
at the Court House in this city on Tuesday next.
The docket is a small one, containing IS cases on
the advisement docket Ceases taken but not yet
decided; six peoples cases: "A re-hearing and
So civil cases.
The latter doekets may be increased by add
tons, as cases may he docketed up TO Wednes-
day night.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMON SENSE.

If any of my friends and customers or any
person wants to get their prescriptions at my
Drug Store we will gladly put them up; and
it don't matter whose prescription papers they
are written on, or where they are told to go.
If any man tells you that my Drugs, Medicines
and chemicals are not as pure, as fresh, and
as cheap as any IN La Sale county, don't you
believe him he has an Are to Grind,
and wants you to turn the grindstone and
furnish the water E. Y. GRIGGS.
Ottawa November .. 1873 -smos
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than one recently published by DIR. b. j. Kendall.
Enosburgh Falls, vt. The price being only %
cents, all can afford It, Everyone who sees it is
very much pleased with it, as it hes 35 fine en-
cravings Illustrating positions of sick horses, and
treats all diseases in d plain and comprehensive
manner. 1t has large number of good recipes,
a table Of doses, and much other valuable horse
information. The book can be had Of the author
as above, or OF 0sman & Hapeman, ottawa, Ills,
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GLENV|E.W.

Ray horse, iG hands high foalcd l'i5. Bred by a j
Alexander, NU,sdhurH. ny .. ,,,,.--
Got by belmont tsre Of Autw9ol SSS; ~ D"sIc, ~
DUN. 81 Dick Moore 22t son Of AleNhndcrs ADnaaF
tsire uf Goldsmith Maid, 2lI; Rnsand, 22A Ih"rndsc
222 Major Esall, 22s and ST. Elmo 2al .on on n'yh
dyk's Hahrtonian lsirc OF Dexter. LIN Ntttc ~
Gaxcc 22l: day Gould 22+ George WllkeS rs be IN
27l Lady Banker %: Orange Girl, 3S; BTeeLc &.'
James Howell, Jr. 2.2: and others ,,,-, .-,, ut,
First dam Fadrtte by Alenander Abdaah -ire OF olu
smith MAID, IA; Rosand, 22l ~ Ihorndale ~ MsJ"i
Edsal. ~; 50 Elmo. $50; Am"nt and others second
Ightsone dam OF the great race mare shhh ny i
ported Glencoe Third dam L"yiiy by Imported trustee
Fourth dam vandss dam by Imported Irsny rim yam
Lucila by Trumpetcr. sixth dam Lucy by orphsh sSn
Melker Ly Imported Medley. Ninth dam by Imported
Highfyer Tenth dam 10y Imported fearnaught EeNehlL
dam Dy Ariel brother 10 Partner. Twelfth dam by import
ed Jack of Diamonds Thirteenth dam oId Diamond , ,Cs
ed Due hest by Culen's Arabian Both Jack ot Daionu
and Old Diamond were imported BY Cen spottsN0ol am
both by Culcns Arabian Fourteenih Jam by Grls
unnd'. adv Thigh by Crons Partner fifteenih dam bN
Greyhound sixteenth dam Soponi.hiSs dam ny Cur.lh
bian Righieenth dam By Whlteshirt. Nineteenth dan
Montague Mare. ,,--,.t.,.
This il an elegant colt in shape size color and disposition
He will weigh no lie sire u one Of the best gait
ed weanlngs we have Ms granddam lgheou'
il one IN. buest blooed " the thOroughhreds and ha
upd her excellence by producing such grand perf.n
err a. Salina CruciN and Others He VIII make thc sea
son FOR 80 Last season his former owners, NcFerran
Of Kenrucky. charged no for the season.
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The Undine Hose Company were the guests Of
the Peru Firemen on last Saturday night and Of
the streator boys on Monday night. At both
places balls were given and the Ottawa men who
attended report Jolly times at each place.
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Table Talk.


Nassar girlsat rt .s.| .f&|f r.
On her best fellows hat h.
As they baskud in the moonlight with classical
chat
She put in her thumb
And pulled out her gum
And made it all up with a thrilling yum yum.
F. Y Griggs has new adver. this week,
The mob made "mash" last Monday night
The Strawn sale Of Cotswold sheep, Sc, takes
place on Wednesday next.
Builders will take note Of the adver. Of the
trustees OF the village of Streator asking propos
ais for erecting the new town building.
The street lamp lighter has an almanac. The
almanac tells him just when the moon rises and
when it sets when there is moon and when
there isn't When there isn't moon he lights
the lamps; when there is he doesn't Which Is
all right. with the exception that he doth not
take into consideration the fact that it frequently
(new-a.days, particularly rains at night. The
moon IS doubtless shining behind the clouds
the old story Of the black cloud with sivery lin
ing, but it is far from pleasantto pick ones way
home on stormy night minus gas-ight, because
the almanac says there is full moon somewhere
behind the clouds. Even on nights when from
two to five hundred people are at the theatre and
city half the day breaks, there is but the one
solitary light at the engine house to light the
crowd home. Otherwise the lighting is well
enough done. We suggest to the committee that
they request the man to use some common sense
in the matter.
In another column cd page will be found an
interesting article on the subject Of GLUCOSE"
The article--takcn from the Chicago TiibuHc-
rectes the history of the industry in America;
its vast magnitude; the great profits arising from
its manufacture; and the ridculously inadequate
supply guaged by the demand, which must great.
" increase 1t is subject which should interest
our capitalists, for all the conditions Of the sue
ccssful operation Of factory are here--cheap
corn, fuel, good water and shipping facilities.
The past few weeks have shown decided I'M
provement in the city real estate market. There
is again, in fact, market. Our dealers report
daily enquiries for city property-a decided con-
trast to the state of the business six months or
year ago when an enquiry once month was
looked upon as encouraging" Owners too,
are Stitfening on their prices and few are with
drawing their property from sale in anticipation
of rise. No great number OF sales have been
made, but the outlook Is very encouraging. Ru
mors Of the erection OF a new glass factory south
Of the river have braced up owners of seventh
ward property, while the activity OF our manu-
factories is encouraging to all.
We fully agree with the exchange that says:
"What puts newspaper man on his ear this
winter is to have merchant whose goods are
going up in price, and day by day enrching him,
"haggle" over the price of a local notice or an
advertisements when prin. paper is booming at
the rate Of u cent pound per day"
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Work will begin on the new Streator corpora
ton building soon as the sale of bonds therefor
and the weather will permit. The building will
contain town hall, engine room and village jail.
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The Herald says a colony of English sparrows
have taken possession Of the gardens near the
Peru High School building, and can &c heard
twtterng among the trees every day.
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BALTIMORE, Md have used DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup personally and in my family for two or
three years, and am prepared 10 say that there
is nothing to compare 10 it as remedy for
Coughs Colds, etc. JAMES CoRHlE, Dentist.
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The public VIII notice this week the announce
ment OF change in the ownership Of the we'll
known La Sale street hardware store, late Cowes
& Burtsss. The new proprietor Mr.. g. II.
Cowles senior member of the late firm, ought to
be we'll known to every hardware buyer in the
city and county, having been in the business here
for nearly 20 years. Before coming to Ottawa he
was engaged in stove manufactery in Troy. His
business education, therefore, has been perfect.
He understands every branch Of it from begin
ming to end. That he understands the wants of
this community is amply certified to by the rap
idly increasing business of the establishment
since he and his partner took hold of it some
three or four years since. Mr.. Cowles Will en-
deavor in the future to merit continuance Of
the lbral patronage bestowed on the late firm,
aiming to please all by keeping a complete stock
of goods of all grades from lineup to the finest
cooking and heating stoves, furnaces, &c, (fne
stoves, by-the.by, has always been specially Of
the house )and being content with fair living prof
its The general public, farmers, builders all in
need of hardware OF any description are invited
to call
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The Democrat complains that La Sale cit.
script is offered at a discount with few takers
and that the city finances are in "deplorabl'
state"
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was appointed Wizards conservator for the pur

poses OF tnesc SUITS.
Joseph NJ. Brooks V. Mary Sheffield, appeal
was dismissed; judy. for dcft for costs; property
to be returned to def.
In Philena NJ. Reynolds v. Elizabeth, Otis $
and Austin b. Haunum and Jonn ?. Woolsen
croft default judgment against Woolsencroft fol
s19350.
Judgm,nt.--,John ii. Druitt V. John $. and VII
liam Eddy, 800 and costs
CHANCERY.
Sarah X. Smith ct al v Agnes Ryburn ct al,
find for complts., decree
Jacob Jacobs (by his heirs) v. Fred'k Smith
and Louisa Smith, finding for compts, decree.
1hos ID. Catlin " Ed. V. b. Hoes ct al, mas.
$l,0SGl4 deficiency.
Josephine Hegy ct al. v. Ed B. Rigler ct al,
decree of partition.
Milroy 4. Mickey v. Richu d. Dobbic, master
report OF sale approved.
NoTE-There are IS new chancery and 81 new
law cases docketed for next term. Court will
doubtless adjourn for tha term to-day.
Around the Court House.
The following were this week granted licenses
to marry;
Frederick Engel and Anna Grcss.
Wm. Daily and Hattie Burton,
mos. Cheslnar and Mary Marlnnck.
Archelaus Williamson and Susan Weihel.
Frederick Madans and Anna Freese.
Joseph Martin and Mary Marke
Lewis N.Andrews and Agnes +. Jackson.
Adolph keuhn and Elizabeth A. Heck.
Joseph Wonders and Ester Woocscroft.
George Simpson and Lydia Richter
Gilbert Waterwll and Nellie A. Ramuson.
Frederick Renter and Katie Lentz.
Chas. NJ, Shelters and Anna Steele.
Thos. s. Williamson and Mary T., Hagy.
Henry Shipley and Sarah +. Dixon.
Thos. H. Little and Josephine A. Hollecker.
Gragor.
William II. Fellows and Mrs. oledna Mctiil
livrac.
Chas. II. Trask and Minnie f. King.
Alva Tompkins and Nancy r. Powers.
Ellis Tell and Clara A. Lawrence.
Henry Underwood ana Mary Stearns,
REAL ESTATE.
Sixty -onc real estate instruments were filed in
the recorders office this week Loans and sales
this week and last;
Feb H. Feb. 10
Loans .,................s 500 21f 22.... $34, 49f
Sales Observation-Disclosures. "a, 707 .0O..... 81, 22SC
Among the warrantee deeds filed this week
were;
Amasa Watson to Delos W. Eldred, Feb. Is,
blk IL, Crotty's Sd addn. to Crotty (seneca,
5000.
Lot II, blk 81, La Sale, 800
En- seq s. ~, s. Brookfed $1,000
Allie W, Folsom to VIM. II. and F. w. Weaver,
June D. undh seq and same Of swq u, "a, 2 Wal
than, 81, 500
Vim. Grobe to Christ Baker, Feb. IA, eh swq
IS, 81, 4, Otter Creek, s., 100
Jane Murray to James Campbell, Feb. IS, nwq
neq II, 35, ., Ophir, $1,000.
w. 3. Mccormick to II. L. Hossack, undh LOT
Q, blk ;, States addn. to Ottawa, 500.
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La Sale claims a population of S,ooe Some
put il at 5000.
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Horses for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale Span Of Wsrk Horses In
COED condition. good Double fairness and Wagon Al
most new Call on or address MRS. AUGUST BERLEI
ot,awa III. - fcb2stf
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@arrfe1.

At the Gateway House. the 10Th inst hy Arthur Loci
wood. Esq. Mr.. HENRY UNDERWOOD, OF the town c
Worthwhile. to Mrs MARY STEARNs, Of @edron all {
Ia Sale COuIry.
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1882, 1880.
DR.. ]. 0. HARRIS,
REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE,
Steamship Agent.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Iowa Lands, al from 81 10 y q per acre.
Iowa Farms. at from = - to - > per acre.
ten years time, per cent. Interest.
NebrnsIla Lands, at from $3.50 To $500
per acre.
Kansas Lands, at from y 3 to s. 3 per acre. and
FARMS In NeOraska and Kansas at from 10 Us per acre
Texas Lands, near 10 market, at rom = 10 ss8
per acre. Western Texas Lands at DOE per acre.
Illinois Farms, at from = l > TO 800 per acre.
City Lots, at from = 100 10 $500.
Dwellings, at from $500 10 $4,000
I,usiness Property at lowest rates.
~ Remember that the "hard times rapidly passing
away business ia general Ia improving real estate has ad
yanCcd materially in the larger cities and certain to ad
here. Buy now, while prices are NJ cotton hgare-
Insurance written current rates In the berry best
companies American fureignnre lfr accident
rine There com psnies In this any other
country than those represented by me.
Ocean Steamship Ticls"ts at lowest rates aud
by the best lines.
Mans PAPERS and Information free. leh2l
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School ISDnks

OF all kinds at the lowest prices at Osman 4
Hapeman's, west of the Court House.