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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-12
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1.-TWO HOUSESin Lower Yankton., Rent, SIC
Il per month.
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Valentines in An endless variety At the P
OslseWs co.
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FREE LUNCH.

At the parlor cigar store Saturday night
18th.
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Ia Florence Nightingale of the MUIR
sery.
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FoR SALE or RENT,

A LARGE HoUSE-fve rooms, pantry, wood
"A shed and barn, new cistern, with eight lots
feuced. shade trees. sc. Price. 81 800 rent, $l2
per month. tffsz
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~ HOUSE, beautifully located, commands a
"a fine view'of the city lots fenced, trees, So.
formerly occupied by A. NJ. English. Price,
$1,000 rent, S12 per month.
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To ExcHANFE.

DOOOn1 IN MERCHANDISE, consisting
NNsVVY, ii Hats, Caps, Notions and other
sSis. Apply tS @lFle i'1e' = f~''
G. W. ROBERTS.
Real Estate and Insurance agent.
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DR. EssMAKlNG AND STAMPING

Mrs. Is. =. ROBERTS, sdlrleassmakerr,. respect
~ fqlly.sotIcits the patronage Of the ladies OF
YalktOn. All work warranted to give SatiSfac-
tiOn; Patterns cut 70 orderand stamping neat
ly done. Rooms on NCedar, street, over Whites
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o SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE OK RENT.

SMALL HOUSE, 4 rooms, last house on Broad
way. Price, SI5O rent, So per month.
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LOST.

PET,WEEStA. W. Lavender's store and Doug.
~ las avenIs bridge pocket hook containing
money aud lSaperS. The finder will be liberally
'at Lappntef'S store. .
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Maj. Douglas, Late Agent Of the Yankton
Indians, Tells an Audience OF School
Children What He Knows About In
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tts > tIjtit .t .Tfi,5f Ntl st
ll a ,e,,y GEO. w. ROBERTS.
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posrAGF
Mrs. Mary Heylos, Waterloo Ia, 3. q

DR.. w. H. a. Brown, dentist Union
Block, Yankton.
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T0SKENT.

"a DWELLING HOUSE. four good rooms,
q ~ pantry. front ana back. porch and cistern
Situated on Green, Street, between Fourth and
Fifth, Apply on the premises. ,,I,1'5
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General Hill requests US to publish the
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GreentOp GraphicS.

c. 0. Grayson died here on Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock a. m. He got up
on Sunday morning and went up town;
he then went home and went out to
the barn and was gone some time;
Mrs Grayson went out to look for
him and found him dead in a sma
building close to the barn. Or. VIII
son was sent for at once, who said
he died with heart disease. The DR..
had been attending the deceased for
some time. His funeral was preached
by Rev. Green on Tuesday. at
o'clock p. m. His remains were bur-
led at this place.
Mrs. W. Williams living four miles
west Of this place died on Monday
last. Her remains were brought to
this place for burial
Some unknown parties went into F.
J. Ices drug store on Sunday night
and let out about So gallns of whis-
Ky.
Judge Ellison as in town last Sun
day and Monday.
Our sahool opened last Monday
with good attendance. The school
for the ensuing term is under the man.
agement Of d. E. kirkpatrick.
J. a. Seymour, shipped one car of
hoops this week. R R. Wells shipped
one car Of oats and one of corn.
The election went off in good order
last Tuesday.
d. Sickles has the frame OF his new
dwelling house up.
SOBER.
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fOvinger Items.

Nov. Sour correspondent SAYS that
on the roads leading to the voting place
were founs circulars from the Demo-
crat Office. which he entities Infer mai
lies. The effect Of these circulars We're
entirely opposite TO what they intended.
They made votes for Stahl. When will
people learn that the America IL people
are getting tired ofabuse and nIisrepre-
sentatlon as campaien methods
Samuel Truitt, formerly of this town.
snip. but now of Colorado. is going to
New York on business.
". P. Shott. who Is in Colorado. writes
that there is lots Of snow in the mount
aims. and that party came to his cabin
badly frozen. and one Of the party was
lost on tie range. He writes that any
body making 30 cts day and board.
had better stay in Missouri.
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Political RumOrs.

1t is rumored that P. F. Greenwood
was led like lamb to the slaughter.
1t is rumored that even Bill Hatch
and the sup"rb were traded last Tues
day by the democrats TO secure circuit
Judge.
1t is rumored that if the Democrat
had had another whack or two at Sol.
Stahi and Harrington, their opponents
would not have been seen in the race.
1t is rumored now that the circuit
judge scare is over, p. F. Greenwood
Will be allowed to rise AGAIN in the
legal profession.
Il is rumored that they all say I'VE
don't care d-n for Hancock: we got
circuit judge, that's enough.
1t is rumored that greenbackers are
returning to the republican ranks by
the dozen.
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An Outrage.

Saturday night of last week a gentle
man who was returning from escorting
lady home from the theatre was fired
upon from the brush in cowardly
manner b. two or three parties who
evidently either intended to scare him.
or to DO HIM actual injury. 1t was a
low. mean. cowardlv act. and it is pity
the parties could not fully Identified
This is supposed to be an intelligent and
civilized community. and such acts
muse he stamped out. or our ieputa-
ton will suffer abroad. Further par
ticulars may yet be forthcoming.
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Sad Accident.

On election day Coroner Miller was
called upon to hold an inquest on the
BODY of man named ]. W. Wilson,
three and half miles west of Nine
web. He was. in company with an
other man saving down a tree for tie
timber, and when the tree fell it turn
ed and fell across his body, crushing
him to the earth. After several inef-
fectual attempts to remove the tree
his companion was compelled to go
for assistance. The internal injuries
were such that he died in a few mo-
ments after the tree was removed.
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Got Excited

Tuesday night large crow ds of peo-
pie were on the streets waiting fol the
returns and discussing the political
situation. A young msn named Thos
Stephens. evidently laboring under too
much election excitement. and perhaps
something stronger. seemed to develope
a sudden mania to knock somebody
down, evidently on general principles.
He was not so drunk. however. as not
to know the difference between full
grown men and boys, fer his efforts in
the knocking line were confined strictly
t. those smaller than himself. One of
the GRaHHIc boys, Frank Bestman. than
whom aluieter and mere orderly young
man cannot he found Ia town. was nlcre
than surprised to receive a bat under
the ear from the pugracious Stephens
that sent him spinning into the street,
and made him see stars, rot set down
on any of the astronomical charts.
stephens was arrested and. on WeGces-
day morning contributed $500 and
trimmings TO the city funds. Steph-
ems should interview Robinson again.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Emma Guipe came home on
visit last Friday night, and remained
until Monday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Brown is visiting friends
in Quincy.
S. H. Reesman, Of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, is visiting his fathers family
here.
Miss Ella Fowler left last Tuesday
for a visit to friends in Cameron.
David Fegley, of Nineveh. gave us a
call on Thursdsy last, and laid down
SI.so for one years subscription TO
THE GRAPHIC.
Rev. Samuel Carothers. of Brashear,
spent Thursday in this city.
]. NJ. Hooker, of Pennington, Iowa,
has concluded 70 make kirksville his
future home. He arrived here with
his family on last Wednesday.
Frank GUN has bought the proper
~ in the northeast part of town known
as the Wilcox property and will move
into it as soon as it can be fitted up.
W.. Edmonson returned with his
family from ST. Louis a few days ago,
and will make this his future home.
L. L. Cram. of Green City, was in
town Thursday.
Henry Harris, conductor on the O.,
NJ & P. R. r. with his wife, spent
Wednesday in town.
Logan Lowe is the happy..father of
an eleven pound boy.
James Shahan has gone to Colony in
Knox county for the purpose of build
ing bridge across the Fabius.
Rev. ". ?. Elliot. Baptist minister Of
Randolph county, gave US a call in
company with Rev. j. c. Ship, Friday
morning.
Mr.. Robert J. Brown has gone to
Ottumwa.
G. W. Earhart, of Illinois is visiting
relatives in this county.
Frank Adkins. formerly OF this place
is back from Oregon on visit.
Vincent Slime. of Texas. is back Wis
ting friends in Adair again. He will
remain some weeks.
George Yeargain says it is a girl;
but his wife likes girls the best, SO he is
satisfied.
Mr.. ;. Jonas goes to Chicago o.
day To spend some weeks with friends.
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We shall strive to build up
adecent respectable journalism
as contra distinguished from
the coarse and grossly abusive
stEle too common in many pa
pers. believing that a journal!
which carefully expunges these
defects from its pages will Ill
timately commanded only the
respect and confidence but al.e
the patronage of the communi-
ty in which it is published. =
This does not imply that good
humored satire, and wit, and
ridicule, may not be used at
the proper time. For these
are often powerful weapons in
the cause of truth, and when
properly and moderately used
give zest to more serious argu-
ment.
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Contemplate.

Some party or parties, unknown,
took down and carried off or conceal
ed the flag and rope a. Willard The
republicans down there are pretty ia
dignant at the uncalled for outrage.
The respectable democrats doubtless
condemn the act. The time is past
for such idiotic proceedings, especial
ly in the face of the recent
verdict of the people. at the
ballot box. Still there are people who
will throw stones at mans house
when he is away from home, or beat
and mutilate his stock when he is not
about, to vent their spleen. But some
people are SO cowardly they can't show
their true feelings in any other way.
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JOllifcatiOn.

TIE republicans of Adair county will
hold grand ratification meeting at
kirksviiie, OF Saturday night. Nov. s,
1880.
Come everybody from all over the
county and We will wind up the cam
paign in magnificent way. one of the
greatest victories ever won by the
American people. Several hundred
dollars worth of fire works have been
procured for the occasion.
Let all persons, regardless of party
come out and make this completing
boom the biggest thing ever seen in
kirksvilie. By ORDER COMMITTEE.
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~ We are republican from
Principle, and advocate and
work for the Success Of that
party, because we believe it
embodies the Progressive, Re
formatory and Patriotic Spirit
of the Country. We oppose
Democracy because we believe
it embodies the reactionarY
sentiment of the country, in all
things anti-progressive, and
with an innate tendency tow
ards class and color prejudices
and acovert opposition against
the modern idea of Nationality
and Free Schools, and a man
mood ballot free to every citi-
without regard to the accident
Of race or color.
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Township Officers.

A L. Shepherd for justice of the
peace in Benton received :5433 votes. and
&. A. Alieaier 4l6. \. J. Brooks for
constable received % and Newton
Stephens 49, IN Nineveh 4. kinyon
was elected justice of the peace and J.
n. Sibole e9hstable.
Salt river, Jonathan Smith. cons.a-
BILE; Wilson. J. S. Baker, constable:
Walnut. VIM. Prentice. constable: Pet
lis. John Lantz. constable; Clay. 2.
Albertson, constable; Liberty. Moses
Hall. constable.
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Law School.

'e reserved too late for publication
week, proceedings of a meeting of
Armbers of the bar on the 9Th inst.
4e steps toward the organization of
sT school.
: : Milan was chosen president,
:. = 'reeawood and G. W. Cooper vice
! en's, Stanley Thompson secy.,
- e A. Ellison Dean Of Faculty.
eatA viii be admitted on 4 weekly
:. . cts. Full particulars in our
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An Old Citizen.

Probably the Oldest man in the coun-
ty. and one among the first settlers of
the county is Mr.. Austin Coffey, who
now lives with his nephew Mr.. J. NJ.
Smith ;, of this city. He celebrated
his Sith birthday on Wednesday the
9th of October. He is one of triplet' S
three boys. all of whom lived to be over
eighty years of age. One is dead and
the other is now living in Texas.
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PORTLAND, ORE., Nov. 4.-1he latest
election news gives a clear republican
majority west of the Cascade Mountains
Of 1000. This includes the southern
counties. In counties east of the
mountains the democratic majority
is not likely to be ovel17oo, and willnot
exceed 500 at most Allowing for all
possible errors in estimates for parts of
counties not yet reported, the republic
can majority can not fall below 300.
Most of these figures are based on ac-
tual returns. The state is sure fr the
republicans. though by majority less
than was expected.
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Qurvcr, ILL.,, Nov. 4-The grapevine
telegram circulated here yesterday.
that New York state would not give
over 6,ooo republican maj rity, ows
how drowning men catch at straws
Hundreds of dollars have been put uRby
hedging democrats and republicans on
from 5000 to 5000 majority in New
York. Last night and to-day it was al
most impossible to make democrat
believe that no such repora had COZ:
over the wires.
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inter

VIII soon be here. you must have
stoves and now is the time to call at
W. j. Wilkes and order them. A large
and complete assortment now on exhibit
ton. All the best grades and most APP
proved styles both for wood and coal.
Farmers desiring to fit out with first
class farm and spring wagons should
also call on Wilkes. Do not buy else
where, otL "a. and see him.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

By going to the reliable and well
known drug stand of ]. G. jameson,
Kirksville NO., and buying 81. bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN COUCH BALsAM.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement in
his paper.
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Religious.

he quarterly meeting for kirksville
vuit T. Z. Church. South. viii he
.ia. Rural Dell school house Oct. 90
q 81 Saturday and Sunday.
,aehins at II a. m. and Z p. m. each
y By the presiding elder Rev. b. F.
insOr. A. Y. BAYLEY. Pastor.
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That clarivoyant that the editor Of
the Democrat abused so violently for
saying Garfield would be elected was
net far from correct after all But if
did not require much foresight to see
that.
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New Livery Firm.

D. c. Mccarthy has moved into the
Brick Livery Stable and formed CO.
partnership with Mr.. French. The firm
will be known as French 4 Mccarthy.
This is one of the best sta 5les in the west
and is well stocked for FIRST class bus
mess. Give them a call.
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To Whom II NaY Concern.

h9.le. IS heraby given that on the 18th
II Of Nov. 1880. the town council VIII
as board Of appeals to hear and de-
'aine all app.ais from the assessment
10. assessor Of said town. and 10
ne such corrections in said assess
Ell as they may think proper.
f. NJ. HARRISGros,
Mayor.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hogs. per hundred pounds, 3 80 to % ; Cat
tie per humid lbs % to , So Calves per 100
lbs So to 4 90. Sheep per mead, 90 to 20.
Timothy, per ton. S. On Prairie, do IS %
Hungarian, do IS 90 Millet do Is 90.
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter, 50.00
dozen fresh eggs. and all kinds OF
country produce. Call and see me
before you sell. and get my prices, and
do not be fooled by street runners, my
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBRooK.
Kirksville, Mo-. Sept, IS.
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co.,rryrssHp.-Dr. Swetnam has
S.-.,ed with himself in the practice
..-sdicine. DIR. q. A. Cohen. They
!, n ,arrv on the practice at DIR. SWEET
-. old stand, and calls will be
..szv.ly attended to at all hours Of the
n or night
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Editorially'we aim to treat
all men and all topics with
the candor they deserve, deal
ing with them fairly, justly and
strictly on their merits.
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\. J. Wilkes for hardware
OYSTER Sunper.

he ladies Of the n. f. Church will
a's an oyster supper on Friday night,
w. 5th. for the benefit of the parson-
. All invited.
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The GRAPHIC desires to be
especially family paper, one
which will find welcome in
every home, and which parents
can with confidence place in
the hands Of their children
knowing that it will prove a
valuable educational and NOR
al aid in their training.
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Stoves! Stoves.

The gold medal cook stove.
The gold coin. hard coal. base bur Ter
best heater IN the market.
\ full line OF all the standard heat
ing and cooking stoves.
Hardware. cutlery, etc. Call at
Mt. DEREAngHs.
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MARRlED.-Wednesda October
9th, 1880, at Nil!ard. b. Elder Geo. ".
Dew. Mr. W. L. Huntington to Miss
Lena VI. Dixon.
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No services were held in the Baptist
church last Sabbath on account of the
detention of the pastor at the Macon
Sunday school convention.
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oh Yes, oh Yes, !

II, Boston store man on the east side.
I'll 1--WE a Christmas gift 10 every little
,.li in Ai,ir and adjoining counties
~. trade with him. Call tor tickets
4 Ia time YOU purchase goods. begin
,-r .h. 9th of this month Wctober).
rsra good chance for every little
lid to get a Christmas gift. This is
:, iolshness. We mean Just what We
NJ BosroS STORE. East Side.
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For flannel underwear the New York
Store can't be beat. Underw tar OF al
kinds cheaper than elswhere. and don t
you forget it. New goods daily arriv-
ing.
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How To Save Money.

Call on is. Kearns at the boss
wholesale and retail meat market. He
proposes to sell meat for less than any
other city or country butcher by the
quarter. Do not fail to give US a call.
J.. S. kEARNs.
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Arrested.

Chas. Wright. Al organ man. was
arrested for Illegal voting. on Tuesday
His trial will take place next week.
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st. Louis at Your Door.

gn is fully opened. W.
B. Harlan has just returned from
market with a full stock, large, full
and complete, comprising dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes. A full line
of ladies cloaks at all prices; also no
tons, hats, caps and gloves ladies' and
gents furnishing goods, all bought low
for cash. Come in and see before You
buy. We will save you money. VIII
not be undersold by any one in North
Missouri. Post yourselves IN prices
and come to w. B. Harlan's and get
your goods cheaper than any where else
In town. w. B. HARLAN.
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Receiving latest styles from New
York and Chicago at Miss Sue Baird 5
millinery store.
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~ n. WILsoy. east side Of the square
keeps a complete stock Of Drugs. Medicines,
Patent Medicines. and all articles usually
kept in Drug Store.
~ Wilson's Rocky Mountain Herb
Bittcrs, are rapidly incrcasine in popularity.
They stand at the head "a Tonic medicine
in all cases of debility, indigestion ehills and
fever and all malarious diseases.
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Normal students get your fine shop
made boots at Ileenfritz only $500.
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A good PAR of shop made boots a.
Frank Ilgenfrltz' for 3.
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The sociable at the NJ. E. Parson-
age vas well attended last night and
passe off pleasantly.
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Just received. New goods at Geo.
X. Brewlngton's, East side square.
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For a fine pair of sewed boots, call on
Frank Ilgenfritz.
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Let's shake.
That 80 did the business.

Let's shake.
That $40 did the business.
The whole bottom has fal len out.
The republican party may be dead,
but it is very lively corpse.
Missouri must be redeemed next.
Tuesdays election means another
twenty years Of republican rule.
There's fine large opening for that
new party now, Dr.. try it.
The whole congregation may now
rise and sing the do1ology and receive
the benediction.
MILAN made a gallant race. Four
weeks more would have done the bust
ness.
Those republican liars and thieves
that -but we don't bear malice and
want say it. ReqHiescat in pace.
The GRAPHIC sent out no bogus or
scratched tickets.
Where the GRAPHIC circulated largest
the republican vote came in with the
heaviest gains. Look at Nlneveh and
Morrow townships.
The democratic aspirants for the p.
o. have concluded to defer their claims
indefinitely.
Can human ingenuity suggest what
next questionable shape the democracy
will assume? Is there any "dodget
left which they have not tried.
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Headquarters for queensw.re at Hal
laday Bros, at less money than any
other house in town.
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DeReamer's big tooth mammoth
grocery store is still on the boom.