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TWO CREEKS.

The contract for building the new
school-houss will be awarded on Friday
next.
Messrs. J. 81. and W. Coming, of Two
Rivers, fumingated at Boyce's on Mon
day.
Floyd Benedi,t, a popular pedagogue
Of the town of Gibson, visited his nu-
mefous friends in this town on Sunday.
The town committee are little dilstory
in calling caucuses. An unusual amount
of opposition is anticipated at the coming
election.
We ore panied to learn of the severe
illness of Mrs. W. Tomek, of this town.
Hon. F. Pfunder has Invested himself
OF the affairs Of state and again settled
down to the quiet duties of the granger.
A valuable team belonging to F. Abr
ensdorf, of the town of Mishicott, took
fright and ran away one day last week.
The wagon was demolished, one horse
had his leg broken, and the other sus-
tanned minor injuries.
James Honsel, former resident of this
town but now Of Rochester, Mimi, has
been spending the pest few weeks with
the friends Of his younger days at this
place.
The Christensen brothers will give q
grand ball on Easter night at their hall
in this town. Every accommodation for
the comfort and pleasure of gu ests has
been perfected and good time will be
had.
Two very fine specimens OF horsehesh
were driven through this place to Ke-
waunee county last week. They we're
but three years old and weighed in the
neighborhood of LOO pounds. They
were valued by their owners at 81, 900 a
piece, and leaving out of consideration
the risk attendant on this class Of pro-
perty, were well worth the money. Our
neighbors show commendable degree
of interest in elevating the character of
their stock which is both renumeratiye
and creditable to them.
About year since, Mr.. A. Williamson
of this town was Frustrated with stroke
OF paralysis which deprived him OF the
power of speech and all voluntary action.
His physical powers were soon restored
when it became evident that he also suf-
fered from mental alteration. By de-
grees his reason was restored to him, un-
til he now enjoys comparatively vigor-
GUS use of all his mental faculties, but,
what is most strange, he is utterly unable
to pronounce the names of either persons
or places. The case presents an interest.
ing physiological and psychological
study and furnishes additional testimony
to the theory that the separate mental
states are presided over by different de-
partments of the brain.
A large number of people from this
locality attended the funeral of Mr.. G.
Laurosch, of the town of Mishicott,
which took place on Wednesday of last
week. Deceased was one of the most
promising young men of that town and
was universally beloved and esteemed.
He was in the twenty, third year of his
age and was in perfect health up to
within few days of his DEATH His
younger sister, aged fourteen, had just
been conveyed to her last resting place,
a victim of the same dread disease, diph-
liberia. At present writing, we learn
that another member of this stricken
family is lying at the point of death,
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If you want pair of boots, shoes.
"gums," slippers or any article of wear
for the feet, go to Haukohl G. Son, and
you will have large stock to select from.
Boots and shoes made to order.
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1t is reported here that Jonah Rich.

IT is reported here that Jonah Rich
ards has purchased the propeller Susque-
hanna, one of the oldest on the lakes,
and viii bring her to this port within a
few weeks. He is also negotiating with
our builders for the building of a new
barge hull Of about $50 feet keel in which
to place the machinery of the old craft.
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Mr.. NAATz has the greater portion of
the material on hand for the construction
OF handsome brick residence on the
corner OF Washington and Seventh
streets.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANITowoc, March %, 1880.

MANITowoC, March %, 1880.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Mayor Schuette in the chair. Alderman
Wagner, Johnston, Kuhl and Boomer
were absent. Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
The following claims were received
and referred:
Manitowoc Pilot, s12.s5. to committee
on printing; Barnes 4 Mendlik, &29.75,
to committee on fire and water; J. Rich
ards, 500, to committee on dredge and
harbor; c. Leunug, $500, to committee
on bridges.
Alderman White submitted the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That the salaries Of the fol-
lowing named city officers for the ensu-
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Mr.. DELASo, the operator, has placed
bulletin board in one of the front win
dows OF the telegraph Office on which are
displayed the weather dispatches as soon
as received.
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READ THIS

The genuine Singer machine, two
drawers, a drop leaf, cover and com.
plete set Of attachments, only $500.
Remember the fgure--Twenty.fve dol
bars, st Il CaAs. Books.
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FARM FOR SALE. In the town of Cato,
near Clark's Mills, $50 acres of good
land, so acres under cultivation. Apply
to the owner. HENRY Gs1rFIN.
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SPRING is at hand and mud and slush
may be expected. Keep your feet dry
by purchasing rubbers at Haukohl L
Sons, near Wagner's store.
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CAsIMEREs for mems wear. in

CAsMEREs for mems wear, in all the
most fashionable styles for spring and
summer wear. can be found at o. Tori
sons in endless variety. Also a large
line OF ready made clothing, hats and
caps and gents furnishing goods gener-
ally. If you are looking for the most
desirable goods for the least money,
don't fail to call at Torrisons and see
the bargains he is offering.
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DYE sTUFFs-the largest and best Sc
lected variety in the city, at the Central
Drug Store of Robinson & Hinrichs.
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SEWING MACHINES of all kinds, war
ranted to be sold as sheap as any other,
at I.ehmkuhl & Dickes, corner Washing
ton and Main streets, south side. If
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FINE LIoUoRs, for medical purposes
only, at the Central Drug Store. If
ROBINSON & HINRIcHs, Projectors.
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YESTERDAYS FIRE.

The first fire of the year, and the most
disastrous which has occurred in the city
for q long time, occurred at an early
hour yesterday morning. Shortly after
one o'clock one of the employees at
Schuette's mill discovered q fire between
c. Hoyer's and Mrs. Woodin's buildings
on South Eighth street. The steamers
were soop on the ground and No. l got a
stream on the flames quite promptly. but
owing to tie fact that no horses were on
hand to bring No. 2's hose cart down, 1t
was come time before that engine threw
any water. The supposition is that the
fire originated in the basement OF Mrs.
Woodin's building and gained such
Roadway before being checked that Hoy
er's building, a few feet to the south,
was soon thoroughly ablaze, the spread
of the flames having been accelerated by
light north wind 1t soon became ap-
parent that those two buildings were to
be destroyed, but for some time no one
seemed to apprehend any danger to
Chas. Beers building on the north. al
though separated from Mrs. Woodin's
by only few feet, and the attention OF
the fremen was principally devoted to
saving the next house on the south, own
ed by G. Peterson, and thus also pre-
venting the destruction of the post Office.
But the flames undermined Beers
building and the result was its almost
total destruction. Mrs. Woodin lost her
entire stock of confectionery, fixtures
and household furniture, she having
barely time to gather up an armful of
clothing and escaping. Mr.. Hoyer saved
almost his entire stock of ready
made clothing, cloth and furnishing
goods, bnt lost all his household furni-
ture, family clothing, bedding, etc. MIR.
Beers removed all his furniture and stock
and some Of the saloon fixtures. The
basement OF Peterson's building, &C.
cupied by NJ. Stoehr as cigar factory,
was flooded with water to an extent en-
failing a severe loss on tobacco. The
total loss is estimated at about IS, 600.
Mr.. Beers had 5000 insurance on his
building in the Germantown Mutual and
$500 on stock and household furniture.
Mrs. Woodin had 2400 on her building,
and $50 on stock, 800 on fixtures and
5000 on furniture in the Western Of Tor
onto. Mr.. Hoyer had 5000 on his build
ing and $4O0 OH his household furniture
in the German American, and $4,000
on stock in the Germantown Mutual and
National, of Hartford. MIR. Stoehr's
stock was also insured and he will not
lose much. 1t was cold night and the
fremen suffered considerably from the
freezing of the water with which they
were drenched. They were on duty from
l until after o'clock.
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". Il. KILLEy 4 Co. OF Cato, cell the
"Boss Wagon on Wheels. It's man.
afactured by Fish Bros. q Cd. Escsus.
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A. D. JONES. City Clerk.

A YOUNG man by the name of William
Bierman, died at the Exchange hotel, in
this village, last Friday. Deceased was
a resi- lent of Manitowoc, who bad been
in the employ of Mr.. Kilgore at Bailey's
Harder for some time past; and while on
his way home week before last was taken
sick which compelled him to lay over at
this point. He grew worse until Friday.
when he died. The remains were for
warded to his relatives at Manitowoc on
Saturday. -,St,rgeon Bay Adrocate.
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CHEAP SEWING MACHINE.

For cheap sewing machines go to
Lehmkuhl & Dicke, corner Washington
and Main streets, south side. If
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A FREE Book of nearly 100 large oc-
tavo pages for the SICK. Full of valu-
able notes,-by DR.. Z. B. FoorF, ON
Scrofula; Diseases of the Breathing Or
gans; Diseases of Men; and Diseases Of
Women; Aches and Pains; Heart Troub-
les; and great variety of CHRONIC DIS.
EASES, with evidence that in most cases
these diseases are durable. Sent for
three cent stamp. Address,
MURRAY HILL Pun. Co.
No. 129 +. 28th ST., n. Y,
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IT is unnecessary of remove the wheel
to oil Fish Bros & Co.'S. wagon. ". II.
killen T. Co. Agents for Manieowoc Co.
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ST.. JAMES Episcopal CHURcH-The
following is the programme Of music for
the morning service of yesterday, next
Sunday. The selections for evening SER
vice are of like festal character:
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THE sum OF 81, 700 was collected in the
city for wholesale and retail liquor license
for the year ending March 31st. The
receipts from circus and theatre license
for the same period were S75.
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Adopted.
|. On motion the rules were suspended
and the following claims were reported
back with recommendation that the same
be allowed as follows:
J. Richards, removing snag $500
Barnes Mendlik. wood for fire dept. 1915
Manitowoc Pilot, printing l9s5
Adopted.
Mayor Schuette submitted the follow
ing as the amount drawn from the treas
ury in favor of the poor fund for the
quarter ending March 81, 1880:
First ward $500
Second ward l41l9
Third ward ll7.O
Fourth ward 2.lOO
Total $6l6. 40
The report was placed on file.
The report Of the special committee in
funding the bonded Indebtedness of the
city was received, read and ordered
placed on file.
The report is as follows:
To the Board of Aldermen Of the City
VI AhaAieO"OS'--1 cui SOAlulttCo apPOlut-
ed to negotiate the purchase of the
bonded indebtedness of Manitowoc city
would respectfully report that we have
purchased twenty five thousand dollars
worth Of railroad bonds for which the
treasurer paid twenty-five thousand six
hundred and ninety-seven "a, 100 dollars
1922, 6973D including interest to date.
The total profit derived from this trans
action, to the city, is $4,397.6S. The
amount paid for said bonds, including
all expenses, is equal to 823 cents on
dollar. The city has issued five GER
tificates to the state at 81 900 each-total
amount, $4,000. All of which is re-
spectfully submitted.
Dated March %, 1880.
G. W. WHITE,
A. NJ. RICHTER,
d. S. DAY.
The report of the city marshal of
licenses collected the past year was re-
ceived and referred to committee on
license.
Board adjourned fol- two weeks.
A. d. JONES, clerk.
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The entertainment given by the Ger
man Ladies Society in Turner Hall last
Sunday was well patronized and proved
to be very enjoyable affair. The fol.
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MANIT0W0O MARKET.

March II, 1880.
The following are the current prices
Of the various articles Of produce as re.
ported for US by +. Schuette & Bros.
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Statement OF the financial condition OF
the treasury OF the city of Msnitowoc a.
as per the report Of the city Treasurer
filed with me the 22d day of March 1880
RECEIPTS
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The large number of railroad ties
brought to the city the past winter has
frequently been the subject OF remark.
Our reporter yesterday interviewed the
three principal buyers and from them OBJ
tanned the following figures:
Schuette & Bros, Ties, 5000. Wood. $50 eds.
Chas. Book, 1900. 500 "
o. Torrison, 10000. LOCO "
Total, $1,000. 1850 "
At the ruling prices, the above figures
represent value Of nearly $4,000 paid
for those two items, which added to the
large sums exchanged for cedar posts
and telegraph poles swells the amount
considerably and is evidence that as a
market for the product of the forest,
Manitowoc stands in the first rank among
the cities of the state.
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G. W. WHITE,
A. NJ. RICHTER,
D. S. DAY.

The report of the city marshal of
licenses collected the past year was re-
ceived and referred to committee on
license.
Board adjourned for two weeks.
A, d, JONES. clerk.
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Through the courtesy of our por

Through the courtesy of our pop
ular friend, Mr.. T. O. Leayel, of
the staunch firm of T. @. Leavel
& Co., we enjoyed a splendid ride
to the Point last Friday evening.
Mr.. Leavel is. excellent company,
and his horse is an excellent trotter,
and our ride was keenly appreciated.
Arrived at the Poiut, we boarded
Capt. Marbles steamer, the Willie,
and meta warm. greeting from that
prince of steamboatmen. The Cap
tain showed us a pet pig whose
ponderosity would tip the beam at
about the two hundred pound notch,
and carelessly remarked that when
his pig gets grown, he will be a
genuine HOG. The Willie had a
big freight, some of which was
destined for Portland.
Mr.. Leavel and oursef returned
to town about dusk, and, to car
the climax Of his kindness toward
us, he sent to, the room of the editor
and lady a dish of magnificent oys.
tiers. We have warm place in
our heart for you, Mr.. Leavel. ~
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The verdict of the world places

The verdict of the world places
the GENUINE SINGER FAR AHEAD OF
ALL OTHER SEWING MACHINES. CohA-
panies have sprung up in every part
of the Union for making IMITATION
SINGER machines. Why are not
similar companies formed for max
ing limitations Of other macn'nes;
The intelligent public will draw IT'S
own inference. GOLD IS coNrlSo-
ALLY couNTERFEIrED-BRAss AND
TIN NEVER. The Singer has taken
the first prize over all competitors
more than Two Hundred
Times. Why! Three-quar,
tiers of all the sewing machines sold
throughout the world in 1878 were
Singers. In 1876 the sales of this
superb machine reached near half
a million in the United States. The
genuine Singer is soidly built and
finely adjusted, doing the most del
icate and beautiful work with I'M
iformity which is intensely satlsfac-
tory. The Singer Manufacturing
works at Elizabeth, N. j., demon
strates the stability of the company.
Its stupendous buildings are mar
vel of architectural skill. Main
building 100 feet frontage and 80
feet wide /; Forging Shop, 100 feet
long and so feet wide Foundry,
600 feet long and 100 feet wide
Cabinet Shop, 200 feet long and 81
feet wide; Packing Box Shop zoo
feet long and so feet wide. The
ward contains 5 miles of railroad
tracks. Entire works employ 3OoC
men. Capacity of works, 5000 ma
chimes per week. Over thirty mil
, lions of dollars invested in these
works. Notice This. The gen
uine Singer bears the patented
TRADE MARK and the name of thu
Singer Manufacturing Company
: plainly printed on the arm OF tn
: machine. Waste no money OF
counterfeit machines. Buy oNL?
THE GENUINE. The latest Singer ha
= many devices of superiority over al
g competitors in that the new treadl
t and driving wheel on crank, bot
working in sockets, is now tn
lightest running machine ever made
The public are respectfully invite'
to call and examine these magnifi
0 cent machines, on exhibition at tn
: ssS1NGER EMPORIUM, Parsons OF
fee. MACY & JONES are perma
: nently located in our midst, an
: we predict for them a prosperou
. business 1t.
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Last Tuesday evening the Bas-

Last Tuesday evening the Bas-
trop Literary Society debated at
the court house this question: us
Lawyer Justifiable in Defending
a Bad Cause ?'' Neither one OF
the appointed disputants on the
Affirmative being present, Judge
Brigham, shrewd lawyer, and Mr..
r. 0. Leavel, a keen business man,
volunteered their talents and ser
vices to defend the lawyer. The
learned Judge, whose life has been
spent in the legal profession, took
the ground that it is no business OF
the lawyer to know whether the
case he espouses is a bad one OR a
GOOD one. All that MORAL obhga-
t;ons can claim of him is whether
he has done his duty to the best OF
his ability. he cohtehoeo 1iia'
there exists prevalent idea that
ALL lawyers work for the money
regardless Of the principle upon
which they get it. The Negative
met the Affirmative upon the plat
form of ''moral justification" ane
presented their argument with sucf
trenchant force and unanswerabl'
logic, that the President could no
decide otherwise than in favor O
the negative. We voluntarily re
Trained from participating in tn
debate for two reasons. The frs
was, we knew nothing about tn
question, and the second was, W
were afraid we should get ON tn
a losing side.
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A neighbor of ours lost a valua-
BILE mare recently, it is supposed
from bots. If he had used rs
cents worth of Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition powders he would have
been driving his pretty chestnut
to-day. Sorry for you, Doctor.
These powders are immensely val
liable.
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THE OLD CRY

Of New Orleans prices, freight
added, is too stale. At Schuster &
silbernagel's you will find many
goods at less than New Orleans
prices and no ssfreight added. !"
They get their goods-well, it is
useless for us to say how they get
them, but we presume they pay for
them. ~ - : IL.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-14

Chapped hands. A few drops of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment rub
bed into the hands occasionally will
keep them soft and free from sore
ness. Soldiers, sailors and fisher
men should remember this. 1t is
the best iniment in the world for
any purpose.
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A DELtCACY.

Real white sugar drips, the most
delicious of all the syrups, can be
found at Schuster & SilbernagePs.
If you don't buy gallon or more
of it you will ever regret it. Moth
ing like it has ever been sold here
before.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-14

Try the s'Flor de Morgana, a
domestic made all Havana cigar,
made in exact imitation of the cele-
brated imported cigar of that name.
"Babies,'' a little cigar, all Havana
filling, Perfque tobacco and ciga-
rettes, all Havana cigarettes Ono
paper) meershaum pipes, cigar and
cigarette holders, fine selection.
To be found-and don't you forget
tat Schuster & Silbernagel's.
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SUNSTROKE.

Cases of this terrible malady are
reported as having already occurred
in New York. How easily, persons
exposed to the heat of the sun,
could guard against attacks of this
kind, and make themselves entirely
comfortable, by using the sun UNI
brellas at Schuster & Silbernagel S.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-14

We met DR.. Baird, of Oak Ridge,
in town last Tuesday and had a
pleasant chat with him. The Doc
tor speaks flatteringly of the crop
prospects in his community, and
says that while some of the plan
tiers failed to get as much labor as
they need, he has never known the
negroes that are employed to work
better than they do this year. The
health of his section is good, and
everybody getting along well. AL
ways glad to see you, Doctor.
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Nice clear rice and sugar at 10
cents per pound.
Genuine Cordova coffee,
Fine assortment OF nuts, candies,
sardines, canned goods, pickles,
ETC., at Leopold's.
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ALSO BREEDER OF
Blacksmith and Whee1wright Shop.


PHELPS blacksmith wheel
employed
RATES showing what can be done IN rop
HtLhEh " 1ohsA'N
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Just Received-For the Ladies.

Best assortment sandals and other
slippers-foxed and all serge.
Fine stock notions-Gro. G. rib
bons, Fans, Parasols, Hair orna-
ments, ornaments for hats, etc.
And the best Of all, three kinds
Sewing Machines to select from.
j. S. HHNDY.
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Had terrible NIGHT sWEATS.

Memphis, Feb.s II, 1871.
Dx. TUTT: Sr-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with a severe cough. When commenced "a,
ling your Expectorant was reduced to one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight 1 had tried almost
had terrible hs ht swss.s men
the cough has disappeared and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend It to ell my TRENDS.
With great respect, OLIVIER RlCE.
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IN 25CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.
DR., J.F. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses it.
-REAn WHAT He SAYS

Dr. TUT: New York, sept, y io Ia
cases of lung seasss. In the liver rds q tne
there my item ion called to Tut E1pectorant'
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power:
Known a medicine to act promptly, and with sucn
happy effects 1t instantly pbdued th EN- m9Ss N
ny o. Gay ebeeruy ndorse it as the best lung
medicine ever used. nm
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wEwspAPER PUB. WRITES.

OHice Evening News, Augusta, "a
Dr. TUTT: Dear Sr-My little son, was attacked :s
with pneumonia last winter which left nun with n.
for the cure Of which am indebted toyonr valuable
Ezpectorant had tried most tsng reGgm I'm
psctorant one bottle of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours truly
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-14

Parties wishing to buy a fine bed
room set, and also a fine square
piano, will find it to their interest
to cali on OEH1BER & GOLDMAN.
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Rows and Children's Clothing.

A nice selection at very reasona-
BILE prices at Schuster & Silberna-
gels. ". ml4-ot'
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READ THIS LADIES.

We will sell for the next two
weeks our dress goods at the fol-
lowing'low prices :
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No man ever sold good leather
top buggies in Bastrop as low as
Handy does. Fact.