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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

ATHENS. Jan. 24.-The immediate for
nation has been ordered Of three battal.
ions OF infantry, one regiment Of cavalry.
and n battalion Of engineers. The pres
emit strength Of the army is IS. 900 men.
The Minister Of War has addressed a cir
cuiar to the military authorities concern.
ing the formation Of three large military
depots At Pierano Chalces and wesdoneh.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-The steamer
Wanderer brings news of great excitement
IN British Honduras. over the shooting
by order Of President Bnrrias, Of Guate.
msla. OF Rev. H. Gillette. a Jesuit of
belize. Under the laws Of Guatemala ali
me sesuits have been banished, and any
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

caught in that republic are invariably exc
cuted. Father Gillette visited Gua'emala
for his health. Immediately upon his ar
rival at Livingston be vas arrested, heavily
ironed and sent to Guatemala City, where
he was tried, sentenced aud executed on
the 18th. -.
A frigntful railroad accident occurred al
Puerto Cores. A train consisting OF Two
passenger coaches, mail and baggage cars
jumped the track at Golden Rock curve
on the Amour Mountain, falling a distance
Of seventy feet. Nearly all on board were
killed
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

Also, Novels. Eastern Periodicals. and Msg.-
Zines always on hand Subscriptions received
for aty OF t. San Francisco Dsi lea and Week.
lies. Agent for the Territorial Enterprise
Chronicle and Eureka Sentinel,
Eureka. Jsaaaxy II. is8i. isnf2tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
RssRN.
MARRIED..

In Virginia City. Jan. 2o-To the wife of Geo
r. Young. n son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
OVER THE WATER.

A Circular Addressed to the MIL
t"ry Acknowledgment Excite.
me"s In British Honduras over
h Sh"eting cf Rev. H.. Gillette
A Frtghsfui Railroad Accident.
Nearly All ON Roard Killed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
TIE FRISCO AND SANTA FE.

The Boston Transcript speaks as follows OF
the negotiations between the St. Louis &
San Francisco and the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe companies: 1.-The status Of the ne
gotiatons between the San Francisco people
and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
company is, briefly, that the San Francisco
people want to sell their road at a good price
to the Santa Fc. and therefore talk about Mr..
Gould desiring to purchase The Santa Ee
people desire to purchase the road, but want
it at what they would consider a reasonable
price. At the same time they say they have
no special objections to Mr.. Gould purchas.
ing it if he wants 10 pay well for it. The
amusing feature OF the case is that the San
Francisco people do not care to sell to Gould,
nor do the Atchison people care to have
them, while Mr.. Gould probably cares little
about the matter. The vital question and
the only one to be actually settled is that OF
priea
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
THE FARMERsYD CONVENTION.
Shysters, Grssnbseks1, Dsmagssues, HRS
lings and Broksn-Dsvn Petite sas.

4
Pursuant TO a call issued by the Farmers
Alliance of Butler county. published in the
EAGLE and in many other papers, conven-
ton was convened at the capital last week
for the ostcnsible purpose of righting wrongs
through the Legislature. The gathering
proved a large one, but big majority con-
sisted Of shysters, greenbac kers, iemagogues.
broken-down politicians. fanatics and hire
iings Of various stamps and grades. 1t lack
ed but the presence OF one man to have made
il complete. For some unexplained reason
| il seems that Sid Clarke failed to get there.
| The shy tiers were there to blackmail the
railroads, the greenbackers were there to m
hale party wind. the demagogucs were there
for political capital, the brokeu-down politi-
clans were there 10 regain lost vantagcs, the
fanatics were there on half fare tickets. aud
the shystcrs were there because all such con-
ventions are their legitimate meat. \ few
bona fidc farmers were there. as also a few
bona fide railroad men, but their names sell
dom appear in the proceedings. There were
loud mouths in that convention whose owa-
crs have lived of railroad companies for
years. and other farmers whose entire wealth
and prcseu~ prosperity are iraceable TO the
building of railroads--inen whose farms are
worth thousands of dollars to-day that in the
absence of railroads. would not be worth
hundreds. The whole affair was an unmit.i-
gated politico-fsrners' jamborec. or VIC fail
to read the reports Alright.
The true. sensible and earnest men could
not he heard. for out Of the two hundred
present there were Few there who under
stood themselves and the proper scope and !
intent OF such a convention and its power for |
good. We had hoped for better things,
hoped that the convention would be in the /
hands Of sensible and practical farmers. u.
sfter the grecnbackers issued their call for /
ihc same day. we gave il M.
The following is the sensible portions Of
he proceedings. but ever they may mean lit
ie or nothing.
The meeting effected temporary orSaui-
alton by the election Of Thos. Cavananyh.
hartman, and J N. Fcy aadJ. L. Mcdowell ,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
SEDaWICK COUNTY MEMBERS.

The standing committees Of both Senate
and House were appointed on Monday. The
members from Sedgwick received deserved
recognition in being given places on i'm.
p0rtant committees, as follows:
Mr.. Sluss is chairman Of the committee on
Public Institutions, and is second on the
Judiciary; and is also member OF six other
COMMITTEES, tO-wit: Federal Relations, EdU-
cation, Public Lands, State Library, and
Cities OF the First class.
Mr.. Stanley, in the House, is chairman OF
the committee on Congressional AppOrtlOn'
ment, second on the Judiciary. and is also on
the Engrossed Bills.
Mr.. Dofilemyer secured a place on Rail-
roads, and he is also member Of Committee
on Elections
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

Sheriff Sale.
District Court. Thirteeuth Judicial District
Se1gwick County, Kansas.
William NJ Carter PisintI1,
J. Frank Carter, Edith n Carter,
Lawson T. Carter aud LptifiS Car
ter Defendants.
By virtue OF an order Of sale Issued out cf III.
District orrf af the Thirfeenfh Judicial Ms.
tric:. sitting in and for Sestswtck ese1nts, Kan.
sas. " herein William 81. Carter IL piaintir- ssss
Frask Carter. Edith ~. Carter, Iawss5n y
Carter and L1titia Carter arr defendants, VIII,
Saturday 'a> ls,A zsy Of Fesrssry, 4 n. lssI.
Mt ! O'Clock ,. m At the Cocrt Hoase s5oor be
Ing NJ the front of the building Known ka<is
Biack On Douglas Avenue in The city Of wichita
Kansas Offer for sale. 81 rn,ii. aprtsba, u rs
highest bidder f,.s cash in hand. ali the right
title and interest ef the defe3sssir J. frank
carter. Edi:h " Carter. lawson H. .arfsr aad
i.atitte Carter In and 20 the following d>-rrSt~f
state Of Kansas, Ia wit
Lots 40. fssree q, ard ave 81 90 lawrvoce Az
eGue IN y. A. Epgiish's Asszitina', 10 the city os
wichita
SAID real y.ro;~rty Is levied us,ou rs tie proper
~ Of defeE-tast< J fraak carer. Htita ~ Car
ter. LAw-an y. Carter ard Insit.a Carter. an;
will he cold IN satisfy sai. order Of sale
sheris't oescs. wiehita. kaAsas, iasssry -.
4 u i.>t.
SAersz. Sc iewies ceaasy. kassss-
II G. RnSxies, Plaintiffs Arterser a.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
STATE PRINTER.

The EAGLES cannidate for stale i'rinter
was nominated by Republican caucus Of
both houses by a round majority. 7. Dwight
Thacher is an honor to the state ana nc VIII
prove the wisdom of the CHOICE Of the hepuD-
lean caucus. We congratulate Mr.. Thacli'
er who has served his party 30 faithfully snd
well with his pen and who will serve the
State no less faithfully Is one Of its officers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
FEATHERS FOR THE EAGLES PLUNAeB.

FEATHERS FOR THE EAGLES PLUHAGE
TOPICS, POLITICAL, FINANCIAL AND GENERAL.
President Hayes is not q member of any
church, but Bob Ingersol could not receive
an appointment that he should have had
Garfield is very earnest prOfessed Chris.
tian, but admires Bob rs one Of nature
noblemen. Some body indi:cs the following
open letter from Mentor:
Bob Ingcrsoll, my jo, Bob,
Some folks may carp at you.
Who 10 not know how Kind you are,
How honest. and how true.
!, who have known you well, Bob,
Since many years ago,
Am proud to take you by the hand,
Bob Ingersol, my jo.
Though an disciple, Bob,
An elder OF the church,
cling TO those who never yet
Have left me in the Iurch.
Your tongue has wagged against my creed,
And dealt it many blow,
But it has also wagged for me,
Bob IngersOll, my 10.
To you and bully Blaine, Bob.
lpin my faith to-day,
And care not what the bigots think,
Or what the parsons say:
know you're true as steel, Bob,
Sweet friend and bitter foe.
And that's the Kind OF man like.
Bob Inger.Oll, my 10.
In my Administration, Bob,
What ere its style may be,
We want, above all things, to have
No small hypocrisy.
If we are good or bad, we mean
That quality to show,
And keep place for Royal Bob,
Bob Ingersoll, my jo.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
GOV. ST. JOHNS MESSAGE.

We print Governor st. Johns message oe'
low. 1t is upon the whole, a very co'n"ie"u'
able and interesting State document emOrac.
ing a business air that renders il pointed and
satisfactory. Every voter should read the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
Lerl Notice.

To ;As rotor IF Hlrssss 1srsskis-
Nesfce 10 hereby Rirsn skaf - ths sprisx sise-
issa Fshruarv IL. rAses uiis ~ pseYosisioa
susgrnss:e<i 10 IRE voters 81 said so~h.tip ~ b.
waited on dussHx the sau< day. cri<x1n9 tie rrss-
t<rs 10 levy tar Of fur Bitls The shsi ar ssr
wnskip y-a.r>s-ss asS s. appropriate Gee hsaf
kousr J. SAeUTiEES.
as Tsusess
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFfItE,
at Wichita, kansas. January ..r,i, lssl.
Notice l. hereby given that the following nam
eli settler has hicd notice II his intention 10
make final proof in support bis claim, aud Sc
crre final entry thereof Mt this Office SATURDAY
the 9Th day OF February. A. II. list. viz james
v. smith II. \. M. scs2 for the southeast quar-
ter 81 northwest quarter OF section I In township
~ range west nd names the follow ing a. HE
Witnesses. viz x. :. Bell, !. " Harrison 4
u yde anI William Garrett, sill OF Eiari igs %.
Sesigeick County. Kansas.
X. T.. wsIkEH. Register
w W Thomas Attorney f-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
Legal Notice.

In the District Court Of Seigwiek County.
Kansas.
James X o. Sherwood,
W.
II. L. Bird
The above pamed II. 7. Bird l. hereby notified
that he In. been sued by the ab .ve named plain
tin in the District Court Of -e,lgaisk County.
State Of Kansas. and that anl~-s he answers the
petition OF said pisintin against him filed lie ii
setion. in the Office OF Che clerk 81 said court by
the s4'h day o: February. Isl, said petition will
he taken ~ true mud julg-fnsn, will he rendered
In said seton IN favor Of said nniin snd sgainst
said defendant for the sum III Three Hundred aud
Tsenty-Gse Iioi sr- Nth Interest thereon frpm
the 18th day juDe. lS.h. 81 the rss OF IL pee rent
per snrun less credits on Int eat AMI for the -sie
OF the foiinwlng real estate, iFisa and stasie IN
the county of --J9aisk. -tste % ksesss, t. vii
The northwest quarter II section tasBts frj
t. sBship fwenty--~sen Ell ranEe three ~ wet.
under mortgage lea u satisfy sai sum ~ money,
Interests ard costs Of ssid action In sccorssncs
with the prayer ~ said I'stiti1n
JANIS X. -. SHERWOOD.
Plaintiff
Dste,i JaEsrry-ls, Js-o III
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

putting tReir names on tue rcn@aDsoS snOo'
sands.' .s.-''T--'es ~.
Gen. Grant Is said to smoke hundred ci-
CARS in two weeks. He gives away ~ many
Is he smokes. He has smoked the aame
brand Of imported cigars for ten years. They
cost $3.50 hundred. Col. Bob Ingersoll
pays $50 for box and uses from I've to ten
day. Gen. Butler pays 80 and sometimes
go for box. Senator Matt Carpenter, who
nearly killed himself smoking, has been re-
duced to three cigars day.
Judge Geddes, of Ohio, has introduced in
the National House Of Representatives bill
to expedite business in the Supreme Court.
and to create the Superior Court. 1t pro-
vides that the former shall sit eight months
| in the year instead Of i've, and authorizes it
to refer cases to the Superior Court, from
which, however, appeals may be taken.
| Mr.. Beecher is almost as much at home at
the Catholic altar aad in the Jewish synagos
as upon the platform Of Plymouth church.
few days since, he practically told an audi.
ence OF Catholics. ut fair, that his religion
and theirs differed only in the unessentials,
while, the present week, he has been at .
Hebrew fair, calling the Jews his ''brcth'
rem
| \ Texas paper says that the young people
in Houston, that State, enjoyed their New
Year rs few of their elders ever did, and thai
was in skating on solid ice an inch thick.
| II ot,fxaa hot fttfpG a. m
backe were to pay him, last fall, six hun
dred and fifty dollars for services renderes
the party, but he has failed to receive oDl!
three hundred and fifty dollars.-Fiortac
Herald.
The greenback promise to pay is just ex
actly Greenback money aud old Mitch is paid
l-HuteAiasoa Ne<s.
The following is clipped from Solid South
published ut Memphis by the long-haire'
idiot who formerly edited the 0faloma States
1t requires no comment:
L. s. Senator Edmunds. of Vermont, mad
u speech in the Senate, the other day, II
which he declared that
s'JOhn Browns body lies amouldering in til
grave,
But his soul is marching on"
John Brown had his Internal head jerke'
out of its socket way back in 1859, and " hi
soul is still marching on, it must be thun
dering long trip to HI.
The nation stands on the John Brown plat
form.-U. S. Senator Ingalls,, an tie Senate TAI
Wednesddy.
Il Yes; you rake-sham reprobate! .
And the John Brown platform consisted o
the following planks:
1. Assassination.
i 3. Incendiarism.
3. Theft.
i. Your nation-as you call it in your kansa
cant-was guilty of all these crimes agains
humanity and high Heaven in its conquest o
the South.
May the red thunder-bOlts Of just Jeht
yah destroy your nation Is our perpetua
prayer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

The Legislature is getting down to work.
A large number Of bills were introduced on
Monday, many Of them looking to the en-
forcement of the constitutional amendment
on prohibition,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20

6heriffs Election Proclamation.
The STATE or kassAs.s..
e-izTiek Iossty,
To TIRE legal e.estors ~ - Il county. yrrstioS
Know 80 thst ! u wau sberiN ~ sssd
eoarfy. by sirtns u the saibar.ty is mo r~etsf
90 bsrety. by shis prscisnssioa slse irsbiie no
tee ihks
Is>ssss. tie La dog y fs.ssoyy. 4. d. issi
there wiu be bold general sie<tion at the sss,
srai s.,:i"s Pre-tng,s ia sesxajek I1Ettf. Eas-
The fs'io~ ins t1~hsisip sssssTs sss 70 t~ s.szf-
81 Us zach issrn.tip.
Trustee Jsexasssr fiefk. svs iesnstsislfF sai
q Ro4si tssefserr f.yr ssrh -nsd district.
fS ( sti,sany whereof have hsr~aats MS
hard al %ichiiA ia ssif r1Hsfy, On IN. Iess Ia,
vfJsrearr, s -. ~
~ 4 Hsu
-herjE- seix. tek GSssty. kasss<.
<h~rsS's s,escs. ishsss hsssAs ks-z
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sH sfrs. Gassas.

ss~sff y 1e<@ - 80 ee-s f&ssse< !. sz-n. -
sss3s - <~>srss< t<zAs ~ krfrs <ass y-s~><ss.
~~~.ss s.f asyss7 asse-s ssz .asss~s ssxs tAzl.ss
40 sse zts se~s sst~s - sssf1zfs.sss fssss ssa
- 49, st-~~Afss "a al fsesssses Ia lssts.
EfyFs Ael 80 ~ss~ - go - 49, 81 - fx O.
1e1st - fss1<, ss-s - sze srs<e Hss~ S5i n ~
. 2 g stszz-s is-ss - - ssy s~~s ssz~s~ss
~ ss~zss sfs~sssas sfss. - -, S>sssv ssS
's~assss LAs-d 1885, = sunnuauD, . 6. 8
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-20
GOVERNOR ST. JOHNS MESSAGE.


To the Logislaturs.
The law makes it my duty 10 communicate
10 your honorable body, Information toucn-
ing the condition of the state, and to recon-
mend such measures as may be deemed ex-
pedient.
During the administration just closed. the
peace of The State has been unbroken. our
resources have been greatly increased, all in
dustries have been prosperous, our credit
maintains an exalted position, our faciiit'es
for transportation have multiplied. and at no
time in our history has Kansas been In a
more prosperous condition than at present.
In order to more clearly exhibit not only
the condition Of our state now. but to show
the progress that is being made, respectful
Iy invite your attention to the fact that We
have grown from population OF 3G4, &9 in
1870, to $685. in 1ss0-an increase in ten
years of 40 per cent. During the same perl
cd. the reyenve OF the State increased from
Si3e. 400, TO S7ol ,Ii0, showing gain OF forty
one per cent. While the assessed valuation
of taxable property was s92 &c., 900 in 1870
it reached Sl6o, 5.0, 66l .s3 in lse0-an increase
of sGS,510, -6i.43 During this period oul
State debt was reduced SlOo,lV anu oul
school houses increased in number from %
TO 5,2i2.
Instead Of / ,2s3 miles Of railway AZ in 1870
we now have 3.1ci miles in successful opera
tior.
These are some Of the legitimate fruits of !
policy that protects the life. property ant
lawful ballot of all citizens, and makes ample
provision for the education of every child il
our State.
STATE FINANCES.
The total receipts of the treasury depart
ment during the biennial period closing Jun'
60 1880, including balances and transfers
were S2,01s $500, while the total disburse
mcnts, including transfers. amounted to 81,
$40, 361.29, leaving a balance in the treasury
June 30. 1850, of S444 1916, made up of thu
Foil
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE

LAND OFFICE
At wichita. knn-ns. January ), ISL.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice "f his Intention to make
tinnl proof In support 81 his claim, before the
4 : Iaad ONCE ut Wichita, Kansas, on eatar-
day. February 9Th, ls-l, viz samuel \. Gill
breath II T. No ASH for lots and and eouta
halt of northeast quarter Of section u. township
M, south of range west, and names the follow
ing "a his Witnesses viz III. &. Hake and John
Hate, and J n Steele and W y. steven- Of
Ferris +. o., sedgwick county, Kansas
Il l.. WALKER Register.
II. G. st. John. Attorney for Claimant us
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The Atchison Globe suggests that the pres
ent Legislature give u a little legislation in
favor OF the city folks, and not ali for the
farmer. 1t argues that it is not any more
unreasonable to ask that the price Of eggs
and butter he regulated by our legislature.
than TO ask uniform rate on frcights and
passenger tariff. When eggs can be produc-
ea :or eight cents dozen. it is extoriion on
the part Of the producers to charge the poor
people twenty-five and thirty-five cents per
dozen for them. The Globe says there arc
many poor families in Kansas towns and
cities who are too poor to afford eggs. be-
cause Of that grasping monopoly. the farmer.
The Western Union and American Union
Telegraph Companies have pooled their is
sues. By the terms Of the agreement the
new organization will have a capital stock Of
5000 600. OF which s5S,0o).ooo will be ap-
portioned to the Western Uuion, $l, 0oo. 900
to the American Union. and O., o0o, 900 to the
Atlantic ard Pacific
Gen. Grants article in the North Amvsean
Rseise on the subject Of canal across the
isthmus, that connects North and South
America is out. II treats first upon the ben
c6t Of such canal; then speaks o; the diff
ficulties which surround the Panama scheme.
and the enormous cost-not less than $780,
oo0. o,0-whle the Nicaraugnan canal will
not be over Sioo. ooo,o 900. and has many other
advantages which he mentions. II closes
with placing strong stress upon what il
known As the Monroe doctrine and the
necessity Of enforcing il. commenting an
American canal on American soil b. Ameri-
c1n people. The article Is carefully written
md has evidently been The subject of much I
hought and is well worth per,sai.
The Sultan OF Morocco lest hI. fzvorife I
wife in November. She died at Fex. aged /
bout a. and hss, been queen OF his har~m
or about twenty years. She died In kiosk I
n the palace garden, and in the kiosk she
ras barred. wrapped in costly shawl. All
er clothing was buried with her. and her
ewets were broken II the grave aud the
ragmenis given 10 the poor. All the flrni-
IRE In her apartments was destroyed. and
he rooms were locked.
During the recent campaign Sunset Cox I
nd other Democratic Congressman were /,
iargci with defraniiag mails by sending .
trough them haSe bsgs Of Tracked enre.- ,
PCS. This was deuiei By Cox, but recent
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STEAM


nL Eoo4o,r,I
n. w ClOlNCN 0NO'
DO ALL KINDS OF CRACKER
so,,c,rrn
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During the recent campaign Sunset Cox
charged with defrasdiag mails by sending
through them h.1se bisgs Of Tracked enre.-
opes. This was deaie'i by Cox, but recent
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MAGNETIC MEM % DISEASE
Mr. Mrs " Ki,nsosp.
Efrinenty saccsssfsii magnetic tss;srs are nou
locate. At NJ 81 -o,.sh Water street and VIII
ies-ts their tinS T. healing diseases ~ rfssy
tire al their f~..ercs NJ the rssfaenrs .. tboer
Gs.irin< their -ssf ies-. Mr. hishIsynd Learned
% mcsfusrizs hen bot sixteen fesrs ED sud b.
been ~oedaffaiiy @aes~-stnt TO rrFtnS frssBsy
Paralysis and epilepsy, And nsser falls ia oDrsnz
chronic sDd irGsmmsiDry rheumatism, nsssraI.
gis and ssses ~ general debility Ms has
haf much experience la trssispE aisss.s< Of
women and Ia practical mifviiers. ~
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Sheri6o Sale,

Orders ms. lie lest at Dieter 4 KAyser's Barber
shop, next TO H~ss' Grecsry. 81
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MAGLL & BLISS,


(Sucressors ]. d. BUNNrIL Il Coz
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
EAGLE BLOCK
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AUGUST DIETER,
STONE AND BRICK MASON.

Does all kind Of Mason work; lays foundations
builds nurs. sisterns, does repair work. etc.