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TOWN talk.

- - : 81. =
Read the advertisement of John
0Brien, in another column, and then
give lima call. s =, - !. 8 12' 80. '.'e "a E
The Republicans. Of. Benton. held a
RSge enthusiastic and harmonious eau
Gus, at the ofice-of Geo. W. Bell, last
Monday evening. =, .s es,s & 'a'.si g 'i'si &
= McArthur. Smith & Co. are making a
Agood'improvemeat at their warehouse
dock, placing heavy timbers along the
entire front. = q
INC Shelly, who lives a short dis:
lance south of town., reports that he has
raised upon two acres of ground, from
four bushels of seed. ninety bushels of
peas. s''a
Thompson Smith started numbering
crew to the woods Thursday. The De
Ceunick took up two lighters one loaded
with supplies and the other with sleighs
and other camp equippage.
DR.. A. M. Gerow has neat brick cot
tage well under way, out on the Macki-
nav road, south side, just west of David
Smiths grove. The size of the building
is thirty-six by thirty-eight feet.
a Rev.sW. NJ Campbell will enter up
/. on the duties of the pastorate of the M. E.
church in this place, for the present con-
ference year, tomorrow. Preaching al
10.30a. m. and 1901 p. m. Sunday school
An old man named Robinson, board.
: ing with Mrs. s. A. Smart, was found
dead il hisbed this morning. He was
about sixty-fye years of age, and had
been in this section for two or three
years. During the summer he has been
working for David Smith about his
house. An inquest will be held this af
ternOOn. ..,.s..
G.. P. Sweet has something over twt
miles or the Cheboygan and Cross vii
lage state road finished, and appears Il
be progressing but slowly with the worl
.apdsit.d does not seem possible for him Il
complete the portion of the road to tn,
: ChebOygan county line this fall, AMI
.swill probably have to have the time ex
=, tended. Whatwork has been done, a.
>. far as we know. has been done in a sat
.isfactUry manner III - IS
Nh Robert Robinson has been pushin,
q work On the west end of the Cheboygar
and Cross Village state road. 81 mile
have already been inspected, and accept
ed by Local Commissioner Wagley. Mi
Robinson expects to complete at leas
'''seyen miles Install. This will bring i
through the swamps. = As the prospect
= are that M. Sweer Win hot CONFLICTS hi
portion of the road this fall, Mr.. Robin
srrson dsas netlinteld cutting out q win
ter road through the remainder of tn
. road covered by his contract.
The Congregational church Of this vii
lage has sent out letters missive to al
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-09

For the most complete stock of Con-
dictionary 60 to the Cafe.
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>s>Gr<ep t9ck County Consentfsn
re e9enbacksrs of the County q Che
Dcye1 A
qRye1tion heldat the Town Hal, in the vii
- Che pyg1A on Saturday, October IL, at
O'Clock f.M. l0f the purpose Of putting in
nomination candidates Tor the following county
611cefs: Judge OF Probate Sheriff, Treasurer,
!. Clerk, Register Of Deeds, Prosecuting Attorney,
Circuit Court Commissioner. Surveyor and two
> Coroners. The different towns will be entitled
p TO representation as follows:
'Benton.,.... IS Inverness $780,.
Beaugrand. :. -. g Tuscarofa.
Burt l.. - ...3 Munro. q
Z Duncan - .....2 Grant .r....E.. s
Delegates viii be allowed to Castillo full vote
Of their towns, where 1t is inconvenient for a
fdlldeAkation to be present
1t is hoped there will be full attendance, as
there y an important cRnipajeu i'm the future
histOry. of tl1e National Greenback PARTY. Let
; there se ago0d tdrn0uk az slG.l~'ys .
by order Of County Committee. So. )
>.f<' : r. n. SA1fM0NS, Chairman.
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The leading magazines for October al
Fexer's news depot.
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Call at Macarthur, Smith & Co.'s. and
see their new goods.
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The Greenhackers Of the Township of Benton
win meet In caucus at the Town Hall. on Tues
day evening, October 18th, at 7-o'clotk to elect
delegates to the County Convention. to be held
at the same place, on October 18th, There win
also be Weaver club organized.a at the same
time and place. -
Chairman Township Committee.
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Nice prints at scents a yard at =.
MACARTHUR, SMITH s. Co.'s.
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Celebrated "F" brand Oysters at the
Cafe. - - >
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MCARTHURS SMITH & Co.'s.

Good dress goods at 10 and 121S cent
per yard at
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"A new stock Of. crockery to be sold
cheap at MACARTHUR, SMITH & Co.'s.
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Rain fall for the week "A inch.
!. N. B.-The above observations are
taken at sunrise in the morning, at noon
and at sunset in the evening.
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Go to Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S for all
kinds of merchandise.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-09

Boss stock Of Candies at the Cafe,
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If you want to save money trade with
- MACARTHUR, SMITH & Co.
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For good oyster stew scall on Austin
& Merrill. at the Cafes~corner of Third
and Water streets, near the bridge. -
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misunderstanding --remoyal- of the
more advanced scholars from the inter-
mediate TO the senior department. and
= from tie primary to the intermediate,
y both the primary rooms ara yet very
much oyer-crowded, there being an
90, average Of from so to 10 pupils In stten-
.,s.danee ,dailysa The senior and inter:
mediate departments have an average
attendance Of from 40 to 80, an they
should fiaye. The. crowded condition of
. the primary. rooms shows that there
should be an additional teacher employ
ed and another room fitted up but as
a there was no provision made at the an
nuaI meeting for any such expenditure
- +, we do not see how .thefpresent situation
of affairs can be &t6idsd1 J Thislarge in
- crease in. the attendance shows that Che
- bOygan within the past year has grown
graatlyfn population. sssss AK -
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DornOt fail to notice C. L. Smyth &
Co'szadvertisemeut this week. tits a
novelty. -
The amount of State taxes apportion-
ed Cheboygan county by the Auditor
General is $1,533.O1, Emmett county,
s3S2.25; Mackinac county, 1,O22.O1. 81
A Garfeld:and Arthur club was or
ganized at the Town Hall Thursday
evening. The meeting was well attend
ed, and considerable enthusiasm mani
tested. Every officer elected was called
upon for speech. and a good time was
enjoyed.
Remember that John W. Custer will
address the citizens Of Cheboygan, on
the political issues of the day, at the
Town HaB Friday evening of next week.
Mfr. Custer has been doing good work for
the Republicans in Indiana and this
state and is highly spoken of as a
speaker. Let there be good turn out.
A large stock of new goods at
MACARTHUR, SMITH g. Co.'s.
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1 <es9aSvy8oA V0uBIo-
a1Rc1ak e0l{efs nee ihviting them to
hsp feseit b9 ,paster ana delegate to
participate Al ordainlng and installing
& ReI Chas A. Marsh, pastor Of the church,
s On Thprsday, the East inst. Other dis
3 stinRuished divineao outside of the confer
szienee have dso been invited to take part
IS IN the exs<e1So and We have no doubt
u the occasion viii prove one Of great in
sterests and attract . good. attendance of
our citizens -, = :
NV. Tracy. representing the well
--s-knewn,seed house of D. M. Ferry & Co.,
s-ssef Detroit, was in the village this week
for the purpose Of investigating the
=. adaptability Of this section to raising
seed peas. He visited some Of our farm.
~, ers and saw specimens of the peas raised
in this region, and, We understand will
s'z.repgty fsyorablv Heretofore Messrs
- ffer1y & Co.. have had their seed peas
Bio raised ine Canada. Mr.. Tracy thinks
s,ssthey can be raised equally as well In
Frs this section. and by doing 50 they will
- sevethe duty which, upon the quantity
.s0f seed raised, amounts each year to
- very large SUM Messrs. Ferry 5Ct
will furnish the seed and contract witt
y farmers Tor the crop at so much pei
ss.e bHshel. Es 81 5f3< g
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Democratic County Ticket.
The Democratic county convention was
held at the Town Hall last Tuesday
afternoon and the following ticket
placed in nomination:
Sheriff Geo. Paquette.
Judge OF Probate. P. SuttOu.. -
County Observation-Disclosures to fill.
Register of Deeis-Medard Metivier.
Prosecuting AtOrney-James j. Brown.
Circuit Court Commissioner Fred. H.
Fife. st'G =
County SurveyOr-James S. Douglass.
CorOners Lorenzo Backus and Andrew
Rapip.
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For Sale.

A span of bays, span Of large
five year olds, single horses, double
and single harnesses, buggies, wag.
ons &C. Also the best matched pair
of Texas ponies in the County fol-
800, cash or on time with good secur
ity, at the Commercial House barn,
Geo. w. Bunce.
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MASONIC-ANrIouIrYL LODGE No. ~, A. F. &
A. M.-Regulnr meetings on the LIST ard ID
Wednesdays in each month, ut ~ O'Clock r.
NJ, /. NJ. VANSCHAACK, Sec.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No. 3. r. A. NJ. Stated
Conversations the ind and Ath Fridays of each
month.
E. A. CHANDLER, W.T.. DICKINSON.
Sec. H. +.
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Eor Rant
Notice.

bYOSuNOs
For protection against fire, the health
of the community, and the general good
of the village, it is necessary that all
straw stables and sheds, and rubbish and
filth of whatever kind, should be removed
from all lots. streets, alleys and vaults,
and deposited beyond the village limits.
Notice is hereby given. that the owners,
agents or occupants Of the lots In the
village Of Redwood Falls must remove all
straw, hay and manure. piles, and other
filth and rubbish, from said lots. and the
streets and alleys adjoining the same, by
the tenth day Of May next, or complaint
will be made in accordance with the vii
llage ordinance.
GEO. w. BRALEY.
! ma ct Pres't Village Council.
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Spring Openine Of Millinery Goods.

UP16 Op0H1s1S
My spring opening of millinery and
fancy goods will take place on Friday and
Saturday of this week.
would say to the ladies, that having
spent a week in Chicago in purchasing
my stock, have spared no pains in max
ing my selections. 1 have some of the
choicest French patterns. All are invited.
L. w. LONG.
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The farmers are delighted at the un-
usual quantity of rain which has fallen
this spring. 1t is far in excess of what
has fallen for several years past, and has
put the ground in excellent condition.
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Cal at H. n. Bell s. Cos and see that ad-
Unstable easy chair, the incest thing out.
Every family should have one of them.
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MARRIED.

DUNcAN-BLANCHARD the M. E.
parsonage, April ed. by Rev. G. s. H.
Dunn, Mr.. James G. Duncan to Mrs. Julia
A. Blanchard. both of Redwood county.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Redwood County
will hold convention at the Court House
in Redwood Falls, on Friday. May i4th,
at 2 o'clock p. M, to elect three delegates
to the State Convention at st. Paul, May
10Th.
The basis of representation will be one
delegate for each twenty-five or major
fraction thereof of votes cast for Governor
in 1879.
Redwood Falls, 7delcgates; Lambcrton,
North Hero, Paxton, Gales and Spring
dale, 2 each. All other organized towns
I each.
BY order Rep. Co. Committee,
H D. CHOLLAR, Chm.
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"Fargo's Children's Sole Leather Box
Tip Shoes" something that will never
wear out, for sale at Robert A. Wilson's.
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FOR the Gazette.
Ode to the Season.
DY OUR SHERIDAN CORRESPONDENT.
Gay Spring has come, with buds and flowers
To gem our meadows, fields and bowers,
And nourish them with gentle showers
OF dropping rain.
Soon she will deck with sparkling dews,
And paint with all the rainbow hues
The aowery plain.
Grim Winter long has ruled supreme,
Has locked with ice both lake and stream,
And sent his storms with frightful scream
Athwart the land;
But now delightful Spring appears,
And stretches forth in floods of tears,
Her gentle hand.
Wild fowls their courses northward wing,
The meadow-lark begins to sing,
And cataracts in tumult ring
The whole day long;
And, though my muse is always free,
sing when Nature sings to me
Her sweetest song.
The farmer in his own domain
Scatters his wealth of golden grain,
And levels Off the furrowed plain
OF Sheridan;
While in their silent, crowdless halls,
The merchantmen of Redwood Falls
Their chattels scan.
When March and April pass away,
And comes the genial month Of May,
The fields will don new array
Of glossy green;
But all the sweetest flowers that bloom
Await the sunny days of June
To crown the scene.
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Baseball clubs equipped in the very
latest style at Watson's.
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The Probable HGH.

EDITOR GAZETTE: Noticing in the GA
zErTE local regarding pieces of wood
found by Charles Terrell at depth of %
feet below the surface, I beg to give the
following explanation as to chow" they
came there. All over western and south
ern Illinois and Iowa, pieces of wood are
found in the blue clay forming the typi-
cal glacial clay of the drift epoch. 1t is
abundant about the strata
where the clay of the last glacial epoch
lies in that Of the former glacial epoch,
and sometimes nearly continuous soil
stretches over considerable arcas-somc-
times several miles, and sometimes peat
bed is found III connection with the soil.
All this vegetable matter is referred to
the interglacial age, when forest COW
cred the country, which was swept away,
or destroyed, or buried under the drift of
the last glacial epoch, and is preserved to
the present time by being so deeply buried
and so tightly held in the clay. 1t is also
very true that pieces of woody Ignite
are found in the drift, but they come from
the beds of the eastern crustaceous. Some
pieces that were brought me by Charles
Terrell, taken at depth of 43 feet, are
far transcribed by some seen at St. Paul,
taken at depth of 300 feet. in northwest
ern Iowa, and are in n good state of pres
crvation. If any one wishes to study the
phenomena of vegetable deposits. they
will find "Gickie's Great Ice Age"a work
wonderfully interesting and comprehen-
sivc, inasmuch as it treats of such phe
nomenon as appear in the stratas of our
own State. S. J. RACE.
Redwood Falls, April %. 1880.
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POST-OFFICE.

POST-OFFICE.
REpwooD FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HouRs.-For delivery of mail and sale
Of stamps, from 7:30 A. NJ. to 7:N p. M
week days. On Sundays, from Il NJ, to r,
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
ment open from 8 A. NJ. to8P. NJ.
MAILS for the East close ut Q: P. NJ.
ROBT. WATSON, P. NJ.
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Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, by Rev. G. D. Marsh. All
are made welcome.
The summer term of school commenced
last Monday. The session will continue
eight weeks.
Ed. F. Barrett, the genial circulator of
the st. Paul Globe. came up from Sleepy
Eye last evening for u nights rest at the
Commercial.
Mr.. Samuel Sickle advertiscs that the
store-room lately occupied by Mr.. Brod-
head is for rent. This is one Of the best
business stands in town.
The Rev. Geo. D. Marsh desires us to
express his thanks to the gentlemen who
so theoretically and successfully laborcd
to rescue his goods at the recent fire.
An lode to the Season" by our Sheri-
dan correspondent. the publication of
which has been delayed by a press of
other matter, will be found elsewhere.
The BUSY Bees" of the Presbyterian
Sunday school requests US to state that
they are under obligations to Miss L. W.
Long for her contributions to their socie-
ty.
Mr.. L. J. Russell, who has been con-
fined at Marshall, for some time past, with
rheumatism, returned home this week.
His health is much better than it was
during the winter.
Mr.. F. w. Philbrick, one of the popu-
lar merchants of this place, was married
last week to Miss Nellie Blair of La
Crosse. a lady prominent in the musical
circles Of that city.
The Republican county convention has
been called to meet on Friday, the 14th
day of May, to elect delegates to the
State convention which will meet on the
10th of May, at st. Paul.
Mr.. David Watson, one of the Oldest
settlers in this part of Minnesota, and o
gentleman who is highly esteemed by all
who know him, is lying very seriously i'll
1t his residence in this place.
Mr.. H. d. Chollar Of this place. has re-
eeived the contract for building school,
house in District No, q, Renvillc county
similar to the one he has just finished ir
District No. 1, in the same county.
Mr.. G. w. Bralcy, President Of tn.
Village Council, elsewhere notifies oul
citizens that all rubbish. manure, etc
must be removed from their lots befor'
the 10th day Of May. or they win get init
trouble.
Farmers and others should beware o
lightning rod agents. They have beer
carrying on their swindling games il
various counties in the State, and there i
no telling when they msy put in an up
pearance here.
Services at the NJ. d. Church next Sab
bath. morning and evening. by the pastor
Al 1870 4. H., subject: 6ingleness Q
Purpose. At 7:80 r. NJ, topic: The Mis-
sion Of Methodism. Sabbath school q
80 r. n. Prayer meeting, Thursda
cvcsiug. st 7:3O.
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New Mattresses of all grades just re
ceiycd at II. n. Bell & Cos.
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For Sale.
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the un-
dersigned are requested to call and
settle their accounts.
We can be found at any time at the
new building east of our old stand,
Redwood Falls.
Sickle & Wiltshire.
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The Sleepy Eye Wide Awake will be
changed from quarto to an eigh column
folio.
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1. O. of O. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. 6s meets every
Saturday night, ut ~ O'Clock.
Brothers from distance are cordially lnvlt-
ed to attend.
Orro DoRNpERG, II. s. E.. CHAPMAN. N. G..
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Have you examined those fancy Dress
Buttons at McMillans.
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Children's Carriages and Boys Express
Wagons. just received at II. N. Bell &
Cos.
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LOANS.

Money to loan if applied for soon,
in sums Of $500 and upwards, on
undoubted securities, at ten per cent
interest commissions included.
J. Wilson Paxton.
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Church Directory.

Church Directory.
pREsBYrERrAN.-Rev.G G. d. Marsh, Pastor.
Services evcry Sabbath at 1O,< O'Clock A. NJ.
and ut 7N O'Clock p. NJ. Sabbath school at
II O'Clock NJ.
METHnpIsr.-Rev. c. s. II. Dunn, Pastor. Ser
vice every SABBATH at 1O,s A. NJ, and ~ p.
NJ. Sabbath school every Sabbath, ut ~ P N.
CHRIsrIAN.-Sunday School Il NJ.
EP1scOpAL.-Henry ]. Gurr Deacon. Divine
Services the End, 4th and 9Th Sundays in the
month at 1880 a. m, and 500 p. m.
Sunday School every Lords day at $3.50 p. m.
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Archery and croquet sets at Watson's.
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Local News.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Having sold the GAZETTE. desire a
settlement with all my patrons.
Advertisements will be collected by the
undersigned to May LIST, 1880, and all sub
scriptions to the same date, except such
rs paid to any date within the present
gear. Those who are not in arrears be-
yond January LIST, 1880, will pay to my
successors. WN. B. HERR1OTT.
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Jas. Mcmillan has very large assort-
mcnt of Hats and Caps, which he will sell
at bottom prices. Those wishing to buy
will do we'll to examine his stock.
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New Ulm and Redwood Stage Line.
"a DAILY STAGE EACH wAY.l
HOLLYWOOD Falls to Minnesota Falls, via. Yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and re-
turn on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Redwood Falls to Beaver Falls and return ev-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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DIR. i. BAUMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI.
Office opposite Offerman's Saloon.
German and French spoken. n31 Ct
Notice.

Notice.
The undersigned has about 80 acres OF
excellent pasture for horses. Fences
good, and the best of water very con.
venicnt. Terms reasonable. Inquire OF
nag 1t r. s. PICKETT.
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Officers Of Redwood County.
Judge of Probate,-J. H. BOWERS.
Clerk of Court,-W. H. HAWK.
Sherin.-A. L. GALE.
COroner,-L. 9. CRANDALL.
Auditor,-I. NJ. VAN SCHAACE.
Treasurer,-A. A. WILSON.
Register Of Deeds,-J. h. ROBINSON.
Surveyors. o. MASTERS.
Attorncy,-ALFRED wALI.IN.
Court COmmissiOner.-S. s. SICKLE.
Sup't Of SchOols.-D. L. BI0HAM.
County CommissiOncrs.-F.V V. HOTCHK1SS,
can. W. II. OWENS. c. PORTER, o. B.
TURRELLs A. STEWART.
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A carefully selected lot of Ladies' and
Misses Shoes, at Robert A. Wilson's.
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Don't forget that we have a large
assortment of Flower Pots and Hang
ing Baskets of all kinds.
A few more choice Onions left.
New Smoked Halibut.
Nice new homeless Goldfish.
Try our Alden evaporated Pared
Peaches.
Irish Sea Moss, or Farina, this
week.
Something new: French. Pistols.
Try them and see what delicious
sauce you will get.
California Salmon, in bulk.