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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21
DoBseN's DILEMMA - Yesterday morning

DoBseN's DILEMMA - Yesterday morning
Dobson informed his wife that it would be
necessary for her to sew button on his pants
and institute some needed repairs. She con-
scented without murmer and he laid compos-
edlv in bed which the operation was in pro
gress. When Mrs. Dobson does anything of
that sort see empties the pockets from force of
habit. Accordingly she removed from Dob
sons pocket four dollars and fifty cents III
small change and bunch of keys, and forgot
to return them to the cavernous depths. Dob
went down town and seeing some friends from
the Comstock called them into a saloon to
partake of the inv goratlng cocktail. There
were SIX men in all and hen he attempted TO
settle-with the barkeeper he was hOrrlhed to
discover that his pockets were empty. He
Immediately fled request to ''check it, but
the man being stranger to him declined on
various grounds, and ordered the whole crowd
out of the place with invective and profanity.
Dobson next went to get his mail but was
unable to open his box as he had no key
When he reached his Office the same diff
Guilty presented itself, and on going home
he found his wife out making calls, while
the house was locked. La tic of accumulated
rage no rushed down to take the barkeeper to
task for humiliating him in the presence Of
strangers, and the result of the interview was
a blackened optic and some torn clothes en-
the Dobson side of the row. His wife is once
more mending his raiment.
SEMI ANIMAL INsPECTIoN.-- To morrow
night there will be public inspection of the
Carson Guards at their armury, the occasion
being Lie semi annual muster and inspection
of the company. Major Scoville, Inspecting
officer on the Governors staff, will act OH the
occasion. Every man is expected to be on
hand with his uniform in band box condition,
and his accoutrements cleaning like mirror
in the sun.
TRAP ANp WING.-Hub Parker went below
last night to take part in the pigeon shooting
match at Millbrae, in which some of The lead
ing crack shots of the coast, including Crit.
Robinson and Joe King take part. Hub be-
lieves he can out shoot any man on earth with
that new gun he won recently at the Recre
alton Grounds in San Francisco Ii ne should
be beaten his demise by suicide need surprise
NO one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

The TARGET-The Duncan and King rifle
teams will take another shy at the targets
to-day at Treadway's Park. The Duncal
boys are not satisfied with last Sunday work
and propose to wipe out their defeat by ma
jority of at least ten points. The weather
promises to be much better, and the score
will be correspondingly improved.
DEPARTURES. The following persons were
passengers on the southerH-bound stage yes
tsrday: G. T. Jarboe, N. Perazza, L. Gil
christ, F. Lockwood, B. Quinn, J. Hscking,
J. Arnot, j. Carr, A. w. Robson, J. G. Nc
Gregor, W. Kelley, G. Boskowitz.
RErNsTEIN PR1cs.-ln the Reinstein Price
case noticed in the APPEAL of yesterday, the
names were transposed. KeinsteiR is suing
Price, not Price Rsinstein. The case is still
undecided and threatens to remain 30 for
some time to come.
METHODIST CHURcH-Services at the Pres
byterian Church to-day. Rev. j. T. Ladd
will preach in the evening and oficiate at the
wedding of Mr.. William Wilson and Miss
Lizzie Stewart. All invited.
EPISCOPAL CaURcH.-Full morning service
at IL o'clock. Sunday School at 1890. No
evening service. Public invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CnURcH. in the
Presbyterian Church at II A. NJ and P. N.
Sabbath School at 1915.
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ALWAYS AHEAD !

The Olcovich Brothers are now oferin
their stock at such rates that it will pay all
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store
Just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints.
An invoice of E. C. Burt's celebrated kid
boots.
Novelties in buttons, hairpins, fancy
goods, rHchings, ETC., etc.
Irish poplins worth $3.50 at IS cents per
yard.
Irish poplins worth 81 at so cents per
yard.
OLCovICH Brothers.
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NOTICE.

All parties holding bills against Frank Bos
kowitz will present them for payment on or
before the First day of April, and all parties
indebted will call and pay at the same time
without further notice. I'd
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MARCH II. 1850
STOCKS.

There was slight change for the better
yesterday, but things were not suncleh'iy
strong to indicate that the spring rise was
coming upon US like thief in the night
MORNING BOARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

D. McRae is expecting four car loads of
mules from Iowa. The animals are warranted
to kick the weathercock off church steeple.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

So LIVELY AT TIE START.-Some weeks ago
a religious revival was begun i'll the county
Jail, and for a while the scheme seemed to
carry with it all the elements of GROWING
success The movement was inaugurated by
Jones, the forger, and the little leaven seemed
about to influence the whole lump of lniqaity.
The vags, thieves and lawbreakers announced
with one accord that they were seized with
the true spirit of righteousness and proposed,
if they ever got out, to lead life of the strict
est circumspection and in perfect conformity
with the laws of the land, civil and religious.
A few days ago Dave Blixer, more Familiarity
known as "Old Blk, was allowed to leave the
retreat, his term of sixty days for vagrancy
heaving expired. Last night his old comrades
in confinement received the following charac
teristic epistle:
RENO, March 10.
DEAR PALS: When [ was in Jail with you
fellers | was struck pretty heavy with the re
vival fever, and | rather guess experienced
change of heart Now I've got out, tempta-
tions crowd on me pretty thick and I've gone
back to the dark ways of sin once more. The
urSC exposed ueH ENOSG StiuCh plO'C~ wv
much for me and | wilted with two fat chick
ems and tough rooster; subsequently repent
ing let the rooster 60. Have also cracked
safe here with good results. Billy.
After reading the above an air of heavy
melancholy settled over the little flock, and
Jones, who was so detected that be was I'M
able to pitch the tune for the evening hymn,
remarked, "boys l alters told We that Od
Bix's religion was too lively at the start to be
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21
MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.
AIR. WARD HARPER HAVEhG
MI BEEN appointed agent for this place Of the
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS.

Is prepared to furnish Gravestones, MouumeEas
Nantes Marble Tile, etc., shert notice, Cheaper an
can be furnished by any other parties Designs &c
my residence south side Of Kngstreet two boH'
east Of the Capitol, nos9O&
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dynl week in your town. Terms and % outf
OOO free. Adde'S H. Halistt & Portland, Maine
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Me- DON'T BUY NOW.

All who wish to pay more FOR their good, than they
can now be had at advised not to purchase them
now. All who wish 10 save money are advised to
purchase at once.
Many articles can be had much cheaper now than
In few weeks hence. SO delay not In mixing your
purchases unless you wish to pay more for you
goods.
large assortment Of SPRING PRINTS, PER-
GALES and CANBRICS;
BUNTINGs, LINEN. and ORGANDY LAWNS;
CHECKED aud STRIPED MUSLINS;
PIQUES In great variety;
CAMEL'>-lIAIR and other styles OF goods for
CIRCULARS aud ULsTERS:
TORCHON, BARBRANT, LANGUED0C, GRO
CHET, SAXONY, VALENClENNES, and
other styles of LACES;
One hundred and Gf,y patterns of HAMBURG
EnGING and INSERTINGS;
LADIES READY-MADE GARMENTS OF our
manufacture;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS Of our own manufac.
ture:
SU>PENDERS In great variety at great Bargains;
Buy Your BLANKETS AZ old prices. You will have
TO pay 80 per cent more for them neat fhI.
WHITE QUILTS At 1925 worth $3.50;
IARsEILLES CRIB-QUILTs at 75c., would be
chcapatS2;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at loo. per yard. just half ITS
value:
4 few pieces Of CARPET left: will be sold at old
prices. There has been IN advance of so per
cent. in carpets.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS and NOT.
TINGHAM LACE for CURTAINS at astonlsh.
inglY low pfIccs;
Bargains in MATS. RUGS, HAsSOCKS, and WIN
DOW SHADES:
Money can be saved in the purchasing Of TRU NKS
aud SATCHELS:
large assortment Of NEW STYLES JET, GILT
and GOLD-PLATE JEWELRY;
A new assortment Of SCRAP-BOOh PICTURES;
UMBRELLAS direct from the manufacturers. see
our 81 UMBRELLA that would be cheap at
S125.
large stock of HOSE for WOMEN aud GILL
DREN;
ard hundreds of other articles AL . be sold at great
bargain, at lfeI71 LEVY BROTHERS.
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II would be ungracous In us, even If we
were qualified, to criticise the lectures which
Professor WINSTON is week after week de-
livering in the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association on the subject OF AS
tronomy; and we are not going to do so.
Nevertheless, he must allow Us to say that
there was a soupcon OF sensatioualism in
his statements OF last Tuesday night touch
ing the thinness OF the crust OF the earth
and the molten material that he described as
constituting almost the entire mass OF the
globe. This theory, like the nebular hypO-
thesis, is accepted by many philosophers (;
but it is also rejected by many. A dis
tinguished French scientist says: "The
thinness OF the ear:h's crust is anything but
proued by the gradual increase OF tempera-
ture in the shafts Of mines and other eXca-
vations." "The hypothesis which seems
both to Mr.. HOPKINS and also to SARToRIUs
Won WALTERSHAusEN, the historian OF 1tna,
TO barmonize best with the volcanic phe-
nomena is that there is no actual central
fire, but only seas OF red-hot molt(n matter
scattered about in various parts OF the inside
of our planet, situated not far from the sur.
face OF the earth, and separated from one
another by means OF solid strata" These
are extracts from "The Earth" by ELISE
RECLUs.
These extracts are not given as showing
that The theory here set forth is the correct
one bet only as showing that no theory
on the subject is proutd. We don't want
10 be scared out of our boots by these
scientific people; and We don't intend to
be.
by the &ay, it would be a good idea fol
the Association to get Professor WINSTON
to repeat these lectures as soon as he shall
Save completed the course. They have
proved to he extraordinarily popular; and
there are IN any persons who, though desi.
sirOus OF he airing them, have not yet mad
the opportunity.
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Reimbursement.

raa prcssedings in the Virginia Senate
nm TUESDAY and Wednesday Whilst Tue
Rsppr EsURGER bill was under cons'nera-
zion 10 not indicate that the action OF Tue
Va,,ers IN dop.ing that bill was considered
as |iuding upon the members OF that won
,A.rsul marty. Mr.. FuLKsRsoS's substitute
xccciyed on Tuesday more votes from '@e
Rexdjusters than did the 18Th sect'o" OF
the RnpLgBxRGER bill. which, when tne
Hill was first presented IN the Senate we
described as providing for new "cut-
worm OF the treasury On ea0esuay
the same state OF things prevailed. fhe he'
ad,usters In the Senate seemed 10 oe
FuLKsgsoS men rather tran hAhoNE'
Rmp,.ynERorn men. II appears 10 be clear
that the marty as a party has agreed upon
No hin which II can pass through the t"e
bopses Of the General Asse mbG.
That "cut.worm OF the treasury" deeS
not please the men WHO have on every
s,ump IN their respective counties oe'
nounced the coupons as "cut-worms OF Nhe
treasury" That section provides Tor In
tcrccptipy tie rvvenue,' and this as an
o.her thing which the ssa,e men hare de-
pouncei. We do not wonder that ther'
should be kicking in the traces. On iact
all the terms which TIC Rcadjusiers used t'
app,y TO the Debt-Payers are now theil
own properly. They are now "the fund
ers.o They are now the advocates OF AT
s.iuiapoys funding bill" They are th'
patrons Oh the new '"cut-worm OF the Urea
sury.- They propose means OF "inter
cepting the stase'swyenues." They woui'
snatch the taxes out OF the taxpayers
hands and place it to the credit OF th'
:. bIou;ed bondhoatlers," leaving the "sove-
rsicp State and the public schools tc
look out for Themselves.
We don't believe the Rcsdiusters can do
anything towsrds settling the debt. Their
schemes wiz come to nought. The RIDDLE
BERGER bill will be an abortion, even u
passed and signed. Let the Conservatives
prepare themselves to resume their contre'
81 the Commonwealth.
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trlckery and chicanery heretofore pfacticed
by the Federal officials who have arrogated
to themselves the right to dictate TO the great
masses OF the party the policy to be pursued
in nominating candidates for President,
Congress, &C.; and froth this time hehcc-
forth they utterly repudiate such interior
enee. A new era has dawned upon them,
and they are determined IN throw of the
yoke so calling to them, and to relegate $50
far as lies in their power 10 the shades oil
private life the self constituted custodiaDs
OF the Republican party in this State. The
calling OF The State Convention az Staunton
was manipulated by these Sherman agents,
but
"The plans or mice and men
OFT gang aglee.n
Remember, Messrs. Federal officers (Of
the interna,-revenue and customs depart
partmen), the lesson taught you last No
yember when you attempted TO interfere
with our State elections, and be assured 1t
will be repeated at Staunton just as sure as
chickens go to roost at night.
'Rah for Grant! REPUBLICAN.
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A Republican Protest Against Shcr.
man.
RICHMOND, Va, February II,

RICHMOND, Va, February II, 1880.
10 10 Editors Of the Dispatch:
In the communication from niue cOorcd
members OF the General Assembly Of Virgil
ma to the Hon. John Sherman, in your issue
OF this date, note the following language :
Desire TO extend to you their sincere
congratulations over the almost universal
sentiment among the Republicans OF this
State in favor Of your nomination as Presi-
dent Of the United States" Now, Messrs.
Editors, these representatives may represent
the "almo>t universal sentiment" OF the
Federal Office holders OF the Treasury De-
parlment. and possibly a few others
who have come in contact with Mr..
Sberman's hired agents-certain Fede.
raj officials who have for months
past been travelling over this and other
southern States. Ostensibly IN an official
capacity, but really attempting 10 control
public sentiment in the interest OF their
master, Honest JOhn-but | know whereof
/ speak when l assert that they Qhe said
Republican representatives in the General
Assembly OF VirgiDia) miSrepresent ninety
moe out q every hundred Republican
voters OF Souihside Virginia. Theyd are not
for sale. From my own personal know.
ledge Of the Republicans In number OF the
Soulhside counties. and after an extensive
inquiry among large circle Of acquaini-
arces throughout the State, l am satisfied
that they will be almost u0it Tor General
u. :. GRAFT, the illustrious and world-re-
n0wned hero and statesman, rs their .trSt
cnoice for President. The Republican party
Of Virginia are utterly disguised with the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-19

How IS THhyf-On the faith OF COM
muncalion in .the Wig, we haze to-day in
another paragraph stated that resolution
was adopted by abe Nansemond meeting IN
favor of General .MASoNE's unple6ged cleo
toral ticket. But since writing that para
graph, we have received the Suffolk Herald,
from which we cop, the following:
nTbe independent electoral tickat was
not mentioned i'm the resolutions"
What does this mean? The I1erGsd is
publisbed in Nansemon county, an ought
10 know whereof It affirLHs. IL the 4derGsd
Is right, AZ is plain that the resolution
wasn't published because il was not ado ped
lY The meeting.
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Died. at the residence of her Son-n.law. Mr.. j..
l.. Edward. on sunday mOrniue. February lon.
MIR. MARGARET W. PtMBEKTON. aged scyen-
ty seven wears, relict OF III late John PembcrtOn.
Of King VI liam county.
Her remains were taken 10 the country.
huntsville &c ma. and Livingston. Ala: Calves
ton, TeXas Clark vile, Tenn, paper sud We''
Point star. please copy.
Died. on Wednesday. February 18Th. an L. NJ
NINA, the only chilI Of Frank and Sarah Moll'r.
aged eleven months and twrn'Y-ihtCe davs.
FsLeral will lake place fro m The residence OF her
at 3 F. VI. TODAY.
Died on sunday night February 18th. in Peters
burg, Va. MABEL TAYLOR, infant daughter of
Emmett c. ana Rosa l.. Lcatn: aged thlr cen
month, and hine days.
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The Zouayes' Trip to Yorktown.

The Governor OF Virginia having been
officially aprrised that the Veteran ZOuaves
of this city would visit Yorktown in 1881,
writes back as follows:
COMMONWEALTH OF VrRGTNIA,)
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, February IL, 1880. }
General j. Madison Drake:
Dear Sir,-I am much gTatited that you
propose, with the "Veteran ZouaveS," TO
be with us at Yorktown in October, 1881.
You will receive kind and hearty welcome
from all our people.
The plan Of celf bration has not yet as
sumed form, the various committees not
having vet got 10 work. Oh all this, now
ever, you will receive full notice. hope,
from the interest manifested all over the
country. the celebration will be worthy OF
the great occasion.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
FRRD. w. VI. HOLIDAY.
The Zouaves will take with them their
battery Of Calling guns and The magnificent
brass cannon, now in their possession,
which was captured at Stony Point by
troops from Elizabethtown aud Virginia,
who in that baltle stood side by side, as men
CT common country should always stand.
4 company from Elizlbetbtown, command
ed by Captain Aaron Ogden, distinguished
itself by charging upon and capturing re-
doubt X, on the bank OF the river ut
Yorktown, two days before the surrender,
which makes it peculiarly bttiDg that the
ZDuayes-evcry one Of whom is veteran
Of the late war should repre- ent this pa
lriotic city and state ut the great centennial
celebration next year. Elizabeth a. d.
tfOOi|Or
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nj SPECIAL ATTENTION Is
C.LLED TO THE TRUSTEES SALE OF THE
DESIRABLE TRUCK OR DAIRY AND MAR
KET-GARDEN FARM NEAR OAKwOOD AND
NEAR THE CITY LIMITS. Read tho advertise
ment In this psper, aud attend the sale THIS EVE
MING at 4 O'clock, upon the premises great
bargain will certainly be had by some Que. 1mme-
diaiely after that property IS sold, the extra vaua-
BILE tsenty-two acre, weliimproved FARM adjoin-
Ing the above, known as the Kuhn & Martin place,
will be sold. These are valuable places. and will
certainly be sold. Don. fail TO attend this sale and
secure valuable suburban place adjoIniog the city
limits. ROBERT B.LYNE,
feIg-It AucIOneer.
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ALL BosH..-lSpecial to the Cincinnati
Commercially Lafayette, Ind, February
l6.-The report ielegraphed from this city
10 tue Cincinnati Times that there had been
formed Grant club composed OF three hnn-
dred young aud active Democrats is all
bosh. There are no Grant Democrats here.
There is a strong Grant sentiment among
the Republicans, but as yet no political
clubs Of any party have been organized.
I'VE said it was "a hard. yarn" when we
Published the report.]
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ONE District IN VERMONT FOR GRANT,
burlington. w.. February IA fully
attended ana harmonious Republican eau
Gus tonight made unanimous choice of
an Edmunds.Graut delegation TO the State
Convention. The preferences Of the dele
gates are for Edmunds, providing there is a
chance for Ills nomination; otherwise they
favor Grant.
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The Nansamond Meeting.

A wriiex for tie Whig explains that the
1teadjusten OF Nansemond county did in
their meetisx OF last week pass resolution
in favor OF al unpledged electoral ticket,
but.toat the said resolution was "somehow
1eftost In making the eepy."
Very well. II is little strange that tba
particular resolution was omitted; hut as II
wa. we nsake the statement with pleasure.
We arc afraid, however, that the passage OF
such resolution indicates that there were
not many voters in the meeiisg. We ask
no better opportunity for buryiog the Re-
sdjuster party forever than will I've afforded
TO the Conservatives next November II that
party will carry out General MAHosE's plan
OF running an unpisdged electoral ticket.
But Il won't be done. The popular pulse
has been felt, and all OF our efforts in this
direction will not be successful in impart-
log vitality to a scheme already dtiunct.
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FANCY GO0Da.
T OTIS or NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD eTos,-

" AT 6o5 BROAD sTasfr
Received tD.day large line a pff,,,.
FRAhBS-Biack Wainur. Ename.ieJ . w.
yct-many OF hen enDTeiv new ,., w.
which nave never been shown before. tfss
nannsome Ename.led Frame eomeihi +, ~
tirelY new ~ 20. 30. 7jc. SLAMS tr/ on.
frames made with Innings ~ ~ 81 ~ are
fsses with frames, both Tor ,shinet s, ~
she picture; Viewer FIamrs ~ a'i r-te'.' ord
,n :, v , Az ell s|'aod sl.j0. Dogrt
We have received within a few d,ys,,,
line OF CLOCK. We have abou, tTte! iil'
ferent siyiss, at all prices fr,-, a 49,. On.
Alarm Clock, In nickel ease. II & ~ f1f
oid Patent Alarm ClOct. ~ ltauf'f,f .'n-
case; AZ 1870: WE wARRAvr tygRY 80.
give PERFECT "a lsficfOn. or money ., 'l
We have never shown 20 l5rge ind b,t,i.,, 'ef
Of JEWtLRf as We have iu stock rl.,
have ADDED Ia our regular W.r ~, Ne
JET aud GILT ORNAMENT. a., ' n
pi Ices from Sc. MP. 't. tl
Also, tine LAT ED SETS ~ q 4nIs31- .
we warrant for five years:
PLAIN ri .GS for ladies and s.ltie-.,, .....
and ~ 90, which We warrant fYr d.r .,. -. -
We have the most beauUfn' boo. 90 >Df f,,.,.
RINGS attl We have ever Derr,d. .''.p
We have received a hand ONE t4e 'lrct..-...
MINIS CUFF BUTTON at sDe. 81 - ~
PATENT SEPARABLE BUTTON. III ~.
mash the Gun = puiiirg them on--l. b..
yeuient thing Quo dif RIM .f, ',.
GENTLEMkN'- LONG TAIL tRAXAr.p,,.
prices n IN PIC. uu:
New Inc Of GENTLtNtN', cHAiN,-...
CANT patterns:
Hand. ome HRAC ELETs attt1.l- r.r,...
New CHAINS, SETS. ard FAe-ilNl-
scTipuous;
Eallllne q ri .yER.PLArfDWAREr...
O. >TORS M - up 20 -.
BUTTER. DISHES. PICKLE Ch~ror. .,....
tlPs' ~ GAR-BpHt g.. tAtf-, Xix
CELERl->TAND~.t Aif.D.f1. \ ,r.
RING. CUPS, Itt-liituf H-. Wt.
&C. a. all pricc---ai BIOL .r-riD.l.
Isufcd.
KNIVES. FORKS. and spoons r-... f..
20 the iriple-plaic,
Full line OF CROCKtRY nd gOBrET-.
LAMPS Of al Kind. cL.1r.
Handsome Inc : IlIODN- af.- tr.....
Twenty different style. o. r.t-. fIf .r......
SETS a, all puce. frnm ..-- rn -0t
and look at u'm before m.sug
chase:
FLU1ING MACHINE:
\ bigger lire iiau ever 90 . aul Joe. g....
Don't fail to lo,h AZ our n.N gop...
". A.>T. .N.
te6 No. IIj o.
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EURNITURE! FURNlii RI 81
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