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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

candidate for Representative, and Hon.
George A. Knight, whose voices commingled
with the crowd of earnest listeners in sounding
the death-knell OF Republican Returning
Boards and Credit Mobilier steals. A few i'll
gotten ana badiy-raissd crestfaIen Republi-
cans attempted TO disturb the meeting by
showing their ignorance in yelling for Gar
field until the more sensible Republicans be-
came utterly ashamed of their conduct. All is
lovely IN Clay, for an enlarged crop of Demo
Gratis at the october and NoYember harvests
may be looked for.
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The closing of accounts OF disbursements of
the Navy Department for the fiscal year shows
the expenditures for that period to have been
Si26676 less than for the previous year, and
that that there is on hand June 30. 1880, an un-
expended balance of t246l ,lSS of the amount
available for the year exclusive of the balances
in the hands of pay officers of the navy.
THE COMPTROLLER OF cURRENcY's REPORT.
The Comptroller of Currency reports the to-
tai number or National Banks organized dur
ing the fiscal year as sixty one, with a capital
of 81 ,352, ,07O; the total number of banks which
have gone into voluntary liquidation for the
same period is twenty, with a capital OF 81
6N 900, included among which are three Gold
ranks In California, with a capital of 100000,
which went into voluntary lquidauon and
organized as Currency Banks. No National
Banks failed from July %, 1872 until June y,
1880 since which time three banks have failed
with a capital of S1cO,COO, all OF which IL Is be-
ieved VIII pay their creditors in full.
DoINGs OF THE NATIONAL BANK REDEMPTION
AGENCY.
The following is a statement of the opera
tions of the National Bank Redemption sgen-
cy for the month of June and for the fiscal
year ending this day, compared with the
corresponding periods last year.
june. the year.
National bank notes dis
posed of-NOteS ht for
circulation assorted and
returned to banks of is
Notes unit for CIRCULATION '''
assorted and delivered
to Comptroller of Cur
rency Tor destruction
and replacement with = -
new notes 4f6S,SCO o4l,IUO
Notes failed ,nquidating
and reducing banks de- ..
posted in treasury .....-.. l2Z2,1OO 6,oOOSO
Total for l8SO...........s S773,400 s6l, ,3l3 900
fol for
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AT PrTTsBURG.

Prrr< BURG, July 5.-Independence Day,
? owing TO the uupFopitious weather, was more
generally observed In the heart OF the city
fhan in previous years. Gunpowder and fire
crackers were freely exploded during the day,
and in the evening rockets and Roman can
ous accidents occurred, several fatai, to boys
by the explosion OF gunpowder. Picnics de-
portation by rail and water, were well at
tended. - - 90 -lrf1 ~.
& AT NEW YORK. 1ts - Tsg
NEW YORK, July y5.-Independencs Day was
celeb ated very quietly here to-day. The day
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

CLEVELAND, July 5.--There was large In
fux OF strangers To the city to witness the
grand military and trade procession, the yacht
regatta and illumination OF the parks. No
accidents or fires OF any consequence are re-
ported. Firew orks and firing were prohibited,
private grounds. In the regatta, Cora,iof Chi
cago, had the ii nEst-class yacht nearly 70 the
. third stake-boat where she capsized. Signet,
OF Buffalo, won the first prize, an elegant silver
cup, offered by Commodore Gardner. Actual
tine-2 hrs, % 5l'. Il n sll-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07
Of Independence Day Indulgsd In in
All Parts Of the Country.
Gran. Meets With Grand Reception at
EmpOria, Kansas,
Interesting News From Across the Big
Pond.
THE FOURTH

Grandly Celebrated I'm All Parts OF tho
Country.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, July 5-Yesterdsy was
celebrated to sOn6 extent, but today was
generally commemorated. at the Fair
Grounds Secretary r. w. Thompson and
Others spoke. There wera military paradeS,
chariot races and inspiring music. An i'm
menSe crowO was in attendance. To night
the city is ablaZe with fireworks. The streets
are flied with thousands of people. No acci-
dents = ed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
AT The PAVILION.

The Pavilion opened in the evening at z
o'clock. The attendance was much larger
than on the first evening last year. The
spaces for displays were all well Sled, and
the exhibitors in all the halls, apper and
lower, were on hand to give information to
the visitors concerning the articles exhibited
respectively by them.
During the evening a session OF the Board
of Directors was held, and the time for max
irg er tries at the Park and Pavilion was ex-
tended until u NJ to-day. This became
necessary, because it was impossible for the
entry clerks to complies the entries.
! TIE Superintendent ef the Park was in,
structed to prepare steps to the reporters
| stard; also to hare notices or placards posted
on this stand. stating that it is for the ITs
rorters of daily papers of the State only;
| Ccmplair.e was made in regard to the pool
selling, Il was claimed that the selling Yves
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
AN EXPLANATION.
AT THE PARK,

Director Daniel Flint, who superintends
everything in proper condition, and evidently
has succeeded admirably. Every available
inch of space has been utilized and has been
taken by exhibitors. New stalls are being
built, and now, in their incomplete condition,
are occupied by stock. There is a much
larger number of exhibitors than have at
tended heretofore There are horses of all
classes, from the fine racer down, cattle of all
kinds and sizes, sheep and poultry. The ex-
hibitors of machinery, farming implements,
wagons, ETC., are present, but as yet have not
succeeded in getting things in position to
exhibit to much advantage. They have been
busily engaged so far arranging SO as to utilize
the power in running their heavy machinery.
1t is confidently expected that by this
morning everything will be in place.
William Sparrow exhibits two-year- old
stallion, Plough-boy, as draft horse. I. j.
Hutchinson, four year old stallion,
Mark Sunham, as draft horse. G.
G. McMullen, stallion roadster,
G. c. Nc. W. o. Jennings, two
year-old stallion, Tempest, and mare Kate,
and colt, Baby Mine, Yolo Dave and family
stallion Dalrymple, and mares Lady Long
and Fanny, as horses of all work. A. Wen
amore, Young Planter, four-year-old stall
lion. A. w. Gabriel, a carriage team, Lucy
and Kate, aged respectively four and FIVE
years. William Bandeen exhibits beauti-
full silver gray stallion, Selim, as horse of
all work. He is sixteen and , half hands
high and weighs about !, 400 pounds His
stock is mixture of Tecumseh. III. Halver-
son exhibits as horse of all work, Lady
Grant; Queen and stallion Franklin
as draft horses RaysEater as a
thoroughbred stallion; Belle and colt, Bays
water, Jr., as horses of all work. }. A. Poll
hemus, Nellie, 2-year-old; Snap. a yearling
stallion, and Flora and colt; Daley, suck
ling colt; Bay Prince, 5-year-old stallion,
as horses of all work. A. j. Ogden, stallion,
Young Tam O'Shanter, as draft-horse. L.
Van Vechten. stallion, Combination, as a
horse of all work. Fred Babel, stallion, Fred
Babel, as a horse of all work Chas. Gilmore,
as roadster. L. G. Butler, Belle Garfield
as roadster. HI. S. Beals, Duchess, colt,
as horse of all work. W. H., Neeley.
Grey Eagle, stallion, as a horse of
all work. M. De kosta, stallion Tom Law
ton, as horse of all work. +. G. Neal, Rob-
ert Bruce, .Jr., as horse of all work /; stallion
Idol, Jr., as a draft horse. I. Skillman,
Tornado, Polly and colt, Gypsy, as horses of
all work. 81. Webster, Jack Nelson, horse
of all work. Peter Peters, Lizzie, as horse Of
all work. George L. Culberson, jack, Ken
lucky Star. John Pau, Lizzie May, and
stallion Eureka, as horses of all work. Il.
G. Perkins, Annie and her colt Victoria, as
horses of all work. Cheney Luce, Lady
Lowe, as roadster. A. Sackrider, stallion
French Spy, and Rockey, as horses of al
| work.
At 10 A. NJ. at the Park the official auction.
err, d. J. Simmons, will begin the usual stock
eaIeS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
THE ABOVE is A BONA-FIDE PROGRAMME

fJ almost
of our stock but this we will that
Our firm thinks that really
bOundayOr the downright backing
midst during coming
will embody thanks n a more practical form.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
To Cliques and Combinations!
"CRITERION" GAUNTLET!
HALE 81 CO.,
STOCKTON.

great lin
BINATION prenons
old
their
thing world public What
patrons produce LIST goods
printing
advertising supply
produce
tment that judgment public the only
legitimate arbites.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

UTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female Particular attention paid 10 Furnish
tng Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free of Charge TO employers HOUSTON CO..
one door south Of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
mento city. aul3-1pu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
The Champion
J. EST

$3.50 Yards Plaid suings 10 yards for 81 90
per yard
Yards Cood Trimming Sas
of Colored per yard
5000 Yards Fast Color Domestic Gnghams 10
l,ioo Yards Boys Cashmere IRON 20 cents per yard
aRoyal MILDLY"
per pa
12o Dozen Ladies' Colored
Ladies' Babggan
per
.from5
Yardss Splendid dEmbro S
We mead only ad that if the above are ba then the whole
stock may be characterized as suCh and we advise you
to see it at once
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CARPENTERS WANTED.

RI GOOD, ABLE-BoDIED CARPENTERS
CU Wanted on Miscene Mining CompaLy's
Fumes, near 0royille, Butte county. Wages, SO
per day. Board, S5 per week. Apply to
@. W. CUMMINGS,
aI5 1plU Orovila Rutta ooInty
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published In semi-weekly partsl
q issued on wednesday and Saturday Of each week.
rising Eight Pages in zach issue SrtT Pages
zach K. aud is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary journal published on tn"
Pacific Goa l.
rerms One Yesr. 90
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cents line for each insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted, Eousesto Let
Society Meetings. etc. of FIVE LINES OR LESS, will he
Inserted in the DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN az follows:
Siie tne - cenih
Three times 80 cent?
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 50
cents or 75 cents per week
yFyo LET-Two FURNISHED ROOMS, AT No.
73l street. corner of Eighth. slS-lw'
YINO LEr-THE CHEAPEST AND NEATEST
Furnished Rooms in the city is at GLEEMAN
HOUSE, No. l0ls Fourth street, between and h.
Also, Lodging during Fair, 80 cents sls-tf
ENOR SALE-A WELL-ESTABLISHED, GOor-
paying milk business other in the town.
Poultry ana hogs in connection. At county seat,
fifty miles from Sacramento. For particulars, ad
dress PROPRIETOR. this Office. sl5-lw+
HJO RENT-I,5O0 ACRES OF PASTURE
LAND, five miles east Of Woodland. viii
rent until the 1st Of December Address S. WATER
MAN No. 5l2 Van Ness Avenue; or, 7. c. HOPPIN,
Caehevlle. SLOW
Mooney TO LOAN OK REAL ESTATE, AT
WI d low rate Of interest, by P. BOIL.
s9lptf
TNoR SALE-A PLATFORM SPRING WAGON,
suitable for e.Tying fruit, and will hold from
1000 TO 5,o0J pounds. Apply to W. hUHNLt,
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth au21u
YVyo LET-sAIL AND ROW BOATS, FOR FISH
ing or pleasure parties, by A. BREWER,
Eagle Hotel, Front street, between II and N
ar1p-- 1rIpa
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
Battered attic Post Sacramento as second cl.s a,,e1
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WM. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Office, Third ST., bet. and II.
THE DAILY RECoRD.UNrox

npublished every day Of the week. Sundays excepted
Eor one year .,,,,,.,,,,,.,........Sl $40 90
For six months 5 90
For three months 90
Ten copies one year, to one address SO W
Subscribers served by Carriers at TWENTY FIVE
UESTs per week. In all interior cities and towns the
paper be had Of the principal Periodical Dealers
Newsmen and Agents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted for 25 cents for one time three times for 50
cents 75 cents per week
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[coNTISUED oy LAST PAaE,i
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FAIR WEEK.

V1r1RNIsHFD RooMS.-CLUNIEsNE NEW BUILD.
q ing northeast corner Eighth and h streets.
Fine Newly furnished Rooms, IN suits or single, by
the day or for the week at reasonable rates sillpt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
SUMMARY.

AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO. September
20, 1ss0-No. Running Dash Of three-quarters
Of mile; for two-year-olds; $50 entrance, sl5
forfeit; so added second horse saves entrance
w. II. Coombs names ch. c. by Shannon, dam
by Lodi, black and black. Observation-Disclosures. l
ID. S. Terry names s. T. Lille Ashe by 10 Daniels,
dam Reveille by Woodburn, blue, red and white. 2
w. II. Coombs names br. C. by Shannon, dam
by Lodi black and black Observation-Disclosures. 5
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sem,.wees,y Union Advertising Rates.
WAIVED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted tor Is cents for time three times for 80
ssnts or rs cents per week.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WANTED.

UTANTED-A WHOLESALE CLQlh.
w INC HotJsE. Of Baltimore, de'irf o. ~ .,
yiee. Of an expef encod Clothing sae'uIa ~ ~" y.
virginia and Ohio Address, Itailng ~ '
A. B. g, 264 W. Baltimore street, Balnn"N ="
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the evening. He Is nevertheless q very
genial gentleman.
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry repre-
sented the two sides Of the copyright ques'
ton In the debate st the contest, In the
persons OF ]. @. Ashenhurst and o. +.
McCune. The former won the innings,
somewhat owing to the advantages OF his
side OF the question, but the latter
may win more important contests
in the future, as he Is spoken OF as
one Of the best scholars at the institution,
and we noticed him next morning trudg'
ing along through the snow to the railroad,
valise in hand, roughing 1t with all the
nonchalance Of Mark Twain. Success 70
him. s
Good care was taken to secure an
impartial decision from the judges as to
the merits Of the respective performances,
as the three were placed in different parts
OF the house and required to send up
their decisions in sealed envelopes alter
each pair Of contestants had concluded:
The President announced Ut the tinal
close that they we're unanimous as to three
OF the performances.
The Wheeling City Band was expected
until eight o'clock In the evening. No ex.
PLANTATION was offered for their non.ap.
pearance. The committee reported, that
they had accepted their terms and en-;
gagged them, and seemed to be non.plnssed
by the failure. The audience took inter.
missions every now and then in lieu Of
the music they expected. DR.. Vincent
consoled them with the remark that they
could listen to sense, II net to sound, dur
ing the evening.
The usual holiday vacation now obtains
at the college, after which the long term
begins, continuing until about the Esd Of
next June. .-
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FOR sAAIL:.EE!-vALUABLE BELI1iPP

The undersigned onSn at private ,,l, ,,o,
and dwelling house, located on Thlity.SscepS
Bellalre, Ohio. The dwelling Il nST Ipd =. riet
rom Is almost new; bob ara supplied lin ~, Eo!
water and 10 excellent repair. The store pcpSI,,
lIShci Tor 1Wenty.onO years. For Terms A. ~ ~
or address, A. RICHARbS6S az %
ucI BsllAiFs Iht.
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FoR SALE Low.

1850 acres q 6nely tinbored land A, u.r-
klk hyors, II BtAxton ard Webster CouStis. v y
40 acres three miles from Sutton. "
% sores improved, % GeTee bottom. TIL.
W. V. H0GE 4 BEH s1aet
Real Estate AsSs,,
1900 Ahyksi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-28

vIck's FLORAL GUIDE OF the many
Guides and seeds and Plant Catalogues
sent out by our Seedsmen and Nursery
men, and that are doing 60 much to inform
the people and beautify and enrich our
country, none are 40 beautiful, none 30 in.
structiye rs Hick's Floral Guide. Its paper
IL the choicest, its illustrations handsome,
and given by the hundred, while It's Col.
ored Plate is a gem. This work, although
costing but 10 cents, is handsome enough
table: Published by JAMES WICK, Roches-
tar n Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-28

DEGULAR TUESDAY PACSst
Rfor PSrkcrsburg, POmNroy, GalliPo,ls, .G<-4
iTonton, HuntinEtOn, Portsmouth, MAY, k1sA
Vile. Cincinnati and Louisville Tie
elegant passenger steamer ,,,,u,vvIs, XnsE'
III, MUILKNAS CleiE' I'd.
Leaves Tuesday, December Is, N9 ?; ,s,uu!sa
lively. PSIopsers and freight ree'Ped :, S,slss
ali points Wet and South. TOT iFsg Pn Ss6S,
apply on board or 70 e h. bo'4" Acct
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FOR SALE.
Dor SALE COUNTER AM S5S, :,
= ING, 10 room No. 2, AcLu,O Hou,ss SS .s!LV.

GALE OF REAL EsTATE-T mn
December I'd, at teu o'sIoei, ths n,s;S lEsDAY,
double ETttk House. belonging 10 IhS s,,s,.a i 4 /
Hornbroof, situate on east ada IoF Mr., ~ Ieot
now oecupied By John Kirk TrESS G Se alE
cab. balance 10 one and Two year. gGFs6eAtlt
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For twenty years TUFTS Pills have
proven the friend OF the invalid, and
through all the changes Of that period
tens OF thousands still stick to their old
friend, and as many more are daily testing
their virtues. They are truly the sick
mans friend.
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AND REAL ESTATE

~ business generally look, ., ia. s,Ps f SS:s
eIaded % continue the bunness IN Hhen =, IETt n
long engaged, therefore o|r ny ,erL w. o.
the nl0 Of real eetl!e - HOe boo,ss aud col ssIs
, ssr', SnSy id ia 90 ScOd stOt s SSj
s.ps SaS and By PuuctulI nsD,, lG SS;U%.
u buTine,S aud an houUTAbls 'nou ~. al pIusi'
interest Of customer. bot 70 m Sd :! TTSlS Igt
age, I. IRWIN, Agent, once NJ N w
oppoaitN Exchange Bank
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-28
< M A $
I 9 8 O..

In lieu of the time to write a more
specific and detailed advertisement,
we would say TO our friends that,
having twice the room and facilities
for displaying and handling goods,
that we ever had before, we can as
sure them that we shall more than
sustain our. reputation for having
the largest and choicest selection of
BOOKS AND FINE NOVELTIES ever
offered to Wheeling people. While
not departing from our legitimate
branch Of business, as many others
do, we have everything that is Of
the newest and most stylish kinds,
and at the usual price for The same
quality Of goods In this or other
cities. We will sndeavor to prepare
a partial list Of stock for early
publication. We ask you to remem-
Der our new rooms.
1901 Market Street,
OPPOSITE srREEr.cAR oFFoEj
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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SToRE FIXTURES FOR SALE.


GIOR RENT-THE STORFRooM on
10 southwest corner Of Market lnd siIteenth ,,tst.
With or Without dwelllng Enquire Of ]. l. sTROEH.
LEM, at German Bank. al
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DOR RENT.
DOR RENT.
DOR RENT

EoR RENT-.AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
y reaidence, situated on "Edgington Lane" tso
and one.hai miles from this rity and vi. hIn Ave
minutes walk Of the Elm Grove Railroad. Ihshogs.
Is entirely new, contains eight rooms, besldes batA.
room, cloIhes-Toom and attic Hot and cold HasH
ihroughout, and all the other modern convenience
A larSe and conveniently arranged ltl6le and ca:
riage house. and all necessary tnuildlng' 10 pfet
order. The whole surrounded By tSO and one-hau
acres oi ground, we'll fenced 10. For Particular ln'
quire By mall Of Mrs lIAbellA savAEs, W o. per
sonally Of DR.. W. J. Bates Jr, No STseittn street,
aa7
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s Fl IL M

s f IL M
Formerly With the Explorer, Stanley, and the hrst
discoyerer Of Or. Livingstone. Thr party IL com.
posed rs follows.
sEL1a AAsHaI, DIscovercr Of Livingstone,
TIE saEiK ABoUDAYEa GEL BAJALEE), Reed
Player and BtdOuin Dancer
TIE SHEIK YoUsEPH AWDER EEL RAMLA-
NEE, Fiddler aud lmPersonatOr Of Women, Dane
KHsW1 VA lei BABzoozIE,, Sword
KaIWApJA YAK0oB iEL HAwErr), Player on
the Syrian Harp.
OWEEl, WhirlInE Deryish from Bag I'd, and
PROF. JAMES R0SEDALE, Director and Inter
prefer. 49,.
that these are the only Palestine Arabs who nave
ever left their native lard.
Admission 50 and 70 cents. No extra charge for
reserved seats Seats on sale At p. W. Baumers nu-
sic store. aAle 10 commence on Wednesd9y, Dect m
Der 2oih, at q. m. Matinee prices % and % CENTS
,lADA
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JOSEPH HARRIS a, n NURSERIES,

5000 Apple Trees. two, three iOur and s,.
5000 Peich, one (tfom bud) year, S!0'
5000 Plums, one and two year.
500 Quinees, two and three yean.
5000 Cherries, one and two years,
5000 EVergreans, mostly Juniper, from n,...
feet. The RtOye are thrifty and 10 rcod roSt,@t, IN
manipulating. WIN cell As loN a. he love-, r 10
rosponteuco solicited. address, EANtIeT v ~
LER, MOundsyille. Nursery d one nIis -. " :;
MoundSyllle Depot. ds,.r.a.s
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Musical Christmas Gifts


Most accountable Gifts to players or dngGU will be
the following elegantly bound books.
AFApy Que nailed Postfree, for the price mere
RTBERT FRANZs SONG ALBUM.
GEMS OF ENGLISH SONG.
HOME CIRCLE. Three volumes.
WORLD OF SONG.
PIANO AT HOME. 4.hand collection.
SHOWER OF PEARLS. Vocal Duet.
CREME DE La CREME. VolA
oPERATIC Pearls. N =. RI
GEMS OF STRAUSS.
GEMS Z F THE DANCE.
CLUSTER OF GEMS.
SUNSHINE OF Gong.
Each Of the above in Cloth 50 So Fine
STUDENTS LIFE IN SONG. $50.
CURIoslTIEs OF MUSIC. 81 so.
BEETHOVEN. A Romance by RAU. 81 30.
RHYMES AND TUNES. Christmas
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