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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-03-23
business Garos.
DANIELi ALL. e. 3 SKINNER
HALL & SKINNER,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law and Solicl-
,ors in Chancery Have complete abstract of
The records of all titles and membranes ON
real estate in Jefferson county. Office over Wis
consin National Bank, at the former once OF
EnoS & Hall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-03-23
m Eugene GOeIdneE
S DENTIST,

Second Door East of Post Otter, Watertowhi
Wis Teeth extracted without pain Artlnclal
teeth inserted on gold, silver and rubber plates
Teeth filled with gold and silver, and all work
warranted to give entire satisfaction
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HAMLIN & FORD,

syatertown Lumber Yard. Lumber OF every
description, Lath and shingles constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest Market Price, al
7s he Milwaukee Depot WatertoWn, WIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17
NUMBER II.

of future action, and did not do SO.
But in not so doing | violated no
pledge, outraged no constituency
Although there was an avowcd com
mon purpose in the organization OF
the independent caucus, Yet eyeiy
gentleman attending it had au es
peeial object that he hoped to gain.
One element sought the defeat OF
Mr.. Cameron as y punishment for
personal and politica! grievances Of
long standing; others could never
have been induced to go into this
compact had it not been for the fond
hope and firm belief that Judge Dix.
on would finally be selected rs the
one among the many; others pre-
ferred Williams, llazelton, Bingham
or Bowman. But, Mr.. Speaker,
there was another, and by far the
most formidable, element in that
caucus, which preferred Mr. keycs;
and, sir, was hopeful until the very
last day of those caucuses that he
would be successful. My reasons
for thus hoping were simply these
| knew he had n majority, and q
very respectable majority, too, of the
independent caucus, from first to
last.
Mr. Speaker, in regard to some of
those ungentlemanly thrusts that
were made at me on this floor, on
Thursday evening last, propose to
hurl them back from whence they
came with all the force that truth
demands.
lie who says that ! stood with up.
lifted hand IN the Independent cau
Gus and solemnly promised to sup
port the candidate there named, as
has been insinuated, states q false
hood.
lie who says ! acted the part of
spy, going from the Independents
caucus to the Cameron ranks, dl-
yulging its deliberations, as has been
insinuatcd, states a faIsehood. lie
who says my vote was governed in
the late JOINT Senatorial caucus by
the promise of place, office, power
or money, rs has been iusinuated in
the public prints, is liar aud y
slanderer.
] not only desire but d5mala an
investigation, sir!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17
John T. Jones for County Judge

BY call published it will be seen
that Republican County Conven-
ton is called to meet at Dodgoville
Monday next, March 2lss, to uomi-
nate a candidate for County Judge.
So far as we have heard there is but
one sentiment among Republicans,
and that is that John Y. Jones should
and will be unanimously nominated
and triumphantIy elected The com,
mittae would undoubtedly have been
sustained in declaring him the can
di3ate without the form Of conven-
ton, 70 universal is the sentiment
for bin. But in calling the couven-
they 10 doubt did better thing,
as formal nomination win estop
any objection, and strengthen him
at the polls,
No predecessor has ever given
such close and careful attention to
the duties Of the Office as Judge
Joues. 70 fiud successor who will
do as well is not easy, aud that a
better man for the place, or one
mora deserving. can be named il
He IS highly capable,
honest, and courteous to the last de-
gree. lie is always at his post, aud
ever ready TO 40 business connected
With his Office, whether before 8
o'clock in tue morning or after 6
o'clock in the evening. Th re ought
% be no more doubt Of bis election
han there is q his nomination
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

No matter whether the snow is
gone or not, spriug season has
dawned, and all live, energetic bust
ness men are preparing for the
campaign. Every reader of the
TRIBUNE will readily observe the
prominent advertisement of r. S.
Smith & Bro, the popular and
leading merchants Of Linden This
firm is wide awake to the wants OF
the numerous customers, aud are
placing in stock one Of tie best dis
plays of substantial goods to be
found in Iowa County, which will
be sold at prices that no other house
can get under. If you doubt this go
and ascertain for yourselves. It's
fact, nevertheless.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

LAST Friday night another snow
storm broke loose in this section,
and continued for about twenty
four hours, and all the <shoyeling
and toiling to free ourselves from
imprisonment only week previous,
seemed almost for naught. Every
mode Of travel was again checked,
thus making Saturday about the
dullest day Of the winter-no trad
ing, no business, no life. The first
train from here into Warren and
return was on Tuesday. Surely
the storms and severe cold OF this
winter, which row trespass on the
claims of gentle spring, will not
pass hastily into oblivion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

"BoB." BUCHANAN writes the cd
itor of the Lena Stor as follows !;
Il understand your paper announc
ed that Miss Nellie Walters was
recently shot, aud | was supposed
to be the hero of the moment. If
the writer was 8 more careful read
er Of the .Po2ice Gazette and other
Legitimate sheets, they would have
seen that the party lead.stricken
was not the daughter of George w.
Walters. But a lady whose stage
name is Nellie Walters, the wife of
Charles Grear, was shot at Min
neapolis, MINI, Feb 9th, by her
husband. Ot&r Nellie is as happy
as ordinary mortals, this week al
Kansas City, Mo, with her father
and mother.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

NOTICE is hereby given to the
voters of the town of Mineral Point
that there will be Peoples Caucus
held at the town hall on Saturday,
March 26th, 1881, at two o'clock in
in the afternoon, to select officers
for the ensuing year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

THE Capitol Notes aIe interest
ing this week.
4 NEW lot of Bird Cages cheaper
than ever at Z. Kinnes
THH auction sale at Geo. Brewers
late farm, will commence at 10 a. m.
sharp.
A great deal has been said abont
summer resorts. We can brag of a
winter resort.
TWENTY-FIVE penny mackeral
have been sold for nicl1le in this
market, so the story goes.
NATE HAYES, of Willow Springs,
feels bigger than a hiIl--its a boy,
and came last Thursday, the l0th
inst. =
WE understand that a new paper
is soon to be started ct Montfort,
called the "Independent." Success
to the new enterprise.
JOHN p. HARRIS, who does a gen
eral carrying business in this city,
is grinuing and smiling over his
new bov, born Thursday, the 10th
inst.
FRANK LANYON, son Of Simon
Lsuyon, is paying his parents and
associates in this place visit, after
an absence Of a few years in
Missouri.
Our estimable County Supt. of
Schools, w. A. Jones, is busily en-
gagged puzzling many applicants
throughout the county for teach
els certificate.
CALIFORNIA is carpeted with
green and the air is fragrant from
the nowers. 1t is consoling TO think
hat we may participate il like
luxury about June.
SOME one, whom we know not,
has sent us from Linden an item
thst comes under the head of gos-
sin, and we are conscientiously
bound to refuse its publication.
A Arortion Of the "Capital Notes"
Ia Wis issue, were intended for last
weeks, bat owing TO an unknown
coGse they were delayed two days
,oager than necessary in transition.
TIE Grimm Bros. have opened a
new tailoring establishment in the
frame building opposite Appels bar
her shop. Both are pronounced ex
oallent workmen, as sure Of pleasing
8ho patronize them.
Mr.. PATRICK O'DoWD, one of the
Oldest settlers Of this section, died
A, his home in this city Tuesday
afternoon, and if he had lived until
o,day would have been 81 years old.
Deceased enjoyed the constant re-
,nsct Of all who knew him.
THE Temple Of Honor society Of
Ibis city viii celebrate its Sd anni
srsary on the evening of toe 24th
INST, by an oyster supper and liter
Orgy entertainment and an address
q. W. Templar Phillips. Great
operations are being made.
THE appropriation Of $500 to the
athgestern Wis. Industrial Asso-
aa'ion, passed the Senate, but was
4j4ated in the ASSEMBLY Repre-
-a,aiye Briggs brought his mighty
Eees 70 bear against the bill, 50 We
"n Gully thank him fer working
's@nst our interests.
El htLL-PEoGs are in q comatose
III ls Just now, waiting for the spring
-ak up, when they will wake up,
1 ~i the welkin shake up, We are
icy OF bull-trogs-- at least the
.aEgu thew apDnav Wa love 'efQ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17
The Local Field.

~ Iu.mc,s No,ices in loaa, columns,
leaded. GnU!a same type as cal news, viii DE
charged for at the rate OF 90 cents per line, each
insertion. No ausiAess notice published in this
dopartment first issue, for less thar 30 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

FARMERS, before starting your
spring work, buy Steel Harrow
Teeth, they cost only a trifle more
than iron sold by Martin s Toay.
0U
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17
BY order of Con-.

THE city attorney has reported
to the common council on the ap-
plication of J. W. Sherwood aud
Others for the remission of their per-
sonal property tax levied on the
assessment of 1879, to pay off the
Prideaux judgment, and declares
the tax legal and that it should be
paid.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17


Ho 'lo'a'su ms piedge 10y voting Tor
Cameron on the last ballot, Mr..
l,ewcy denies that he ever p,eaced
himself :, tba o,no.;,;or and on;,.
, ,on..,,,,. .,,,.,, .,'', :" 1''''
'~'0 way 'Po'." 'nu'"'''e" 70 eA-
pam ms position lie asserted that
his vote was not governed by the
promise Of u place. or power or
,oo,.v ooa ,o,a1,a,5 H. a.,..a
-. '0'''''' "
'HS Il" INV 'S"''on'
Since the foregoing was set in
tyne we have received tbe fnlI az.
,l,,oGo,, H.. NJ, p.,.a,. -.
'"'9 VI "'S
Cou'se' ana mere 1t is
Mr.. SpEAkER:-Out of the Sepa-
+orioI contos, i,st oIoso1 ro.r,.;,u
=,
III 'Ho oleo''o" VI Angus NaH'eroh,
nave grown numerous ana serious
cha,EvS oi personal ana pollucaI
ihnuei''y ol 'no,aoerS OF the ieSis!a.
ture, ana, us nave peell inc victim
OF many PeISo',al remarks, Tor the
iaSI le" oayS III connection there-
WIN, nave uce'ie" IL wise 70 submit
thiS personal explanation; ana so
lhto 'ne lhutPeh"eilI caucus, SO
caliea' aV lIS 'lFst organization, ana
ac'ed III goou la'Il WIN sad organ
izauoh' lor 'he aEo"ed purpose OF
securing ine holh'na'!Gn oi some
o'hrr caho'lua'o 'Aah NiF: cameron,
WiVn CliS Pt'lec' anu ulSV'i,c' un1or'
|'S" "'y "c''ot ia" mere
S"o|." ~o' % co''S''e'e" q" any 'ody
as 0".'''''y T'o" any one ",'o m'3he
De """ce" 20 Jo" H. Aho / WlSh
no" ana mere 10 state that when |
thihN Is Sehrfaiiy known to every
person VINO attended thoSe meetings.
my chiei ooJect IN gong INTO inns
movement vas 10 aid, so lar as l
was capable oi ooihg SO, III securing
me nomination aio ilhai erection oi
nte - wb;cb end | d,rec,cd al N :
aror,r;os and from ubich snrona a IL
NV entbnsiasm. until WrdnaSday
my eh'huS'asihi uhtii " ouneSoay
the friends of Mr.. Keyos, when it
was generally understood that he
could not be nominated and would
no longer be in the way Of any other
Immediately after this
several leading Republi-
cans from my part of the State
came to me, together with those
who were already here, and made
strong personal appeal to me to sup
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

who intend giving their children in
structions, We can but say that they
are likely TO fare well under her
guidance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

AN important change in postal
regulations went into effect March
lst under which all commercial pa
pers partly in writing, including
bills, invoices, statements, orders,
and all matter Of this description,
will be rated as frst-class, and be
subject to postage of three cents
per half ounce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN THURSDAY, MARCH H. 1881.

for their music. lis better than a
brass band in a circus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

FIRE BELL.-Would it not be q
good idea for our City Council to
place on the City Hall bell fire, bell
hammer, SO that when the bell is
rang for. extra or special meetings
our entire population will not rush
out Of their houses and places of
business, under the impression that
the bill is ringing for help to extin-
guish some burning building.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

a QUIET wedding occurred at the
residence of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. A.
Peirce, on Wednesday morning,
March 10th, 1881, wherein their
daughter, Miss Mary Peirce, was
given in marriage to Mr. J. T..
Dalrymple, Of Dayton, Wis, Rev.
L. II. Jenkins officiating. The hap.
py couple left on the afternoon train
for their future home at Dayton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

ELECTION Gay in Darlington, last
week, viii never be forgotten by
the inhabitants, SO the papers Of that
place claim. The license ticket
came out ahead and those who felt
"all over in one spot" over the re-
suit, had q jubilee in the evening,
wAich ended in rows, fights and
blood shed, and some Of the active
participants have been laid up prob
ably till next election day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

Music In another part of this
paper may bo found the notice OF
Miss Amy Hutchison, teacher Of
Music on the piano and organ. Miss
Hutchisou is q late graduate Of the
Northwestern Conservatory Of Mus
ic and consequently has passed
through most thorough and rigid
course of instruction, such as is sure
to cit her for the arudous task she
has entered upon. And from those
who are capable Of Judging correct
~. we learn that but few ladies' have
reached higher point Of perfection
in the execution Of music than Miss
UutcLison, and should there be any
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

Bay 'hc New Home Sewing Ma
cline. Teasdaic 4 Brewer, agcu.s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-17

And this is St. Patrick's Day,
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A Wonderful Discovery.

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eases that lead to 1t, such 10 stubborn Coughs
neglected Colds. Bronc hits. Hay Fever, Asthma
pain in the side aud chest, dry hacking cough
tickling ia the throat, HoArseness. Sore Thrcst
and all chronic lingering diseases Of tina throai
and lungs DIR KNEES NEW DIscovKRY has no equal
and has established for itself worldwide reputa.
ton. Many leading physicians recommend and
use 10 In their practice. The formula from which
IL is prepared IL highly recommended by all med.
ical journals. The clergy and the press have com.
plimented 1t in the most glowing terms. 60 %
your druggist and get trial bottle free of cost, or
. regular size for 81. For sale by Kellogg An.
derson, the druggists, Seattle Hodge, Davis Co..
Portland, Wholesale Agents.
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The OPERA HoUsE 10 SAFE.-Some
time ago the impression got out that
Squire's Opera House was unsafe for
the large audiences that sometimes
congregste there. Many Of our citizrns
did no. share in this spprshs, sion. but
ss some did. Colonel Squire invited a
number of veil known builders and
mechanics TO examine the building
thoroughly from foundation to roof.
and make Q report IN him. The only
instructions he gave them ~es that he
wanted no embarrassing" This week
the committee consisting OF Msssrs 5 L
Ciough, Jack s Sheppard. j II Gris>
void. G Coppin and III Colman went
through the building. and gave it .
thorough examination. and their re-
port. which appears elsewhere. should
be sufficient TO satisfy tbs s.ost skepti-
cal. They found that the hoor of the
auditorium IL sufficiently strong 10 bear
up 743X pounds to the square foot.
without the slightest danger. 10 other
words, 24.00e persons weighing lao
pounds each, il they could De crowded
into ths building. would not be sutfi-
Client to break il down. When it is
considered that the houss will not seat
over six hundred persons. the stsurdi-
ty Of the fssrs regarding the hall will
be very apparent. Col Squire has acted
wisely ia having . committee of expe>
rieDced and respected mechanics exam
ins and report on the safety of the
binding. as it is the ouly fit place
in the city where q large audience
cen coogrsgate. and a. long Is there
wss doubt on the subject the theater
was practically useless. We hope this
report will forever set the question as
to the safety Of the Opera House at
rest.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Abstract Of decisions of the Supreme
Curt:
The Daisy Motion to retax. Held.
toat oil costs in admiralty causes mus,
be taxed under the Fee Bill of the
United States.--Chapter 10. Revised
Statutes
In the matter of the rules OF the
Court Ordered that hereafter 10 ad.
miralty appeals the evidence taken in
the Court below shall be brought up
in its original form, and not by copy.
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A NOVEL BEAR HUNT.-Ou the last
trip up of the steamer Csssisr. . bear
was observed on Sesbird Bar, enjoying
the time honorsd sport of fishing. 1t
would appear that he objected to OBJ
servstion. for. as the steamer approach
cd, he plunged into the water with the
object Of regsining the friendly shelter
of the forest. But. alas. fr all bear
calculations. they are rs liable to be at
fault ~ those Of poor humanity. The
Cassisr struck him glancing blow
which seemed to hsve confused him,
and before he could make other ar.
rangements, q Siwash, armed with an
axe. catered upon the arena--that is.
the water-snd dealt him such iusty
blow that he was fam to pass in his
checks. He WAS duly taken on board
aud proved to be Q stout young fellow
weighing about $50 pounds. New
Westminster Guardian.
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SALMON Run IN THE FRASER. The
New Westminster Guardian says: The
splendid run of salmon. which has
pissed this years product OF the can
nories beyond doubt q being fully
equal 10 the best since the canning in-
dussry became Of its present import
ancs, AID the Hne weather which we
have been snjoying for some time past.
whichiwill equally insure . good year
for cur farmers. shonld convince our
traders that orosking 10 out Of place.
aud inspire then with that spirit of
enterprise: which they have recehtly sp-
peared 70 lack. Our city has never
had more prospsrou. future to look
forward -. and ever, o..s has reason
to congratulate himself on his pros
pects.
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A "SrEo" IN HoPs.-Speculation is
ct high tide, and. like fortune. is blind.
A man with $4,000 two years ago
concluded that be would double 1t in
hops. which he thought were going up
because OF the increase in the demand
for beer, 30 he put that sum into bales
Of hops. The brewers don't need hops
90 much nowadays. and hops went
down. He was advised to seli. but he
made up his mind to hold on, aud he
put his hops In store. In the mean
time they lost their virtue. aud few
days ago he sold them out for about
$1,000. which barely paid expenses A
broker says that the speculator went
through three distinct stages of expe-
rience: l. All money, no hops; 2. All
hops. no money; 8. No money, no
hops.
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NiehoI.,. rn,.llib,e rp,ees,on.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and ger
msnently every case of Gonorrhea.
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long standing.i If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssle by Kellogg & An.
derson. Wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. W. T.
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BRITisH COLUMBIA PILoT. - Capt
Dan Morrison was recently elected
. British Columbia pilot. by the Beard
Of Pilot Commiss.oucrs Of that Prov
sncs. hence his resignation from the
Geo II Starr, Of which steamer he has
been master fur several months past.
IL 10 understood that Capt Wilson will
take the Starr, Capt SprAgue the Otter.
and probably Capt Clancy the Annie
Stewart.
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Buy your gents furnishing gOois.
hats. caps and cigars at j. A McPhee's
He kee,,s fine stock. aud sells cheap.
Call and examine goods Next door TO
Schwabscher Bros & Co. S. Commercial
street, Seattle, w. L. DIFF
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Just received by express from Ham
ilton. Pratt b Co. New York, few
dozen ladies' and misses shoes, the fin
est ever brought TO the city. Call and
see them. TREES & RAYMOND,
il2w Front Street.
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RuckIen,a Arnica salxa.

The best Salve in the world for Outs. Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands. ChilblAins, Oorns and all kinds
of Skin Eruptions- This salvs il guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction in every case or money
refunded. Price s5c. per box. For sAle by kellogg
Il Anderson, seattle. Hodge. Davis Co., Whole,
sale Agents, Portland. d2l.ly
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Don't feed your children impure can
dies when you can get the pure stuff at
Pipcr's. II
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TxAaL--C p Stone L Co have just
received large importatioa Of this
year's crop Of tss. direct from China.
Rsad theaS announcement elsewhere.
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IAAAhu oAAfAe Lte t9&tlt LAMB Off4IAsf
olympia. Washington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM
~ plfaHee with the provisions Of the Act of Co.,
gress approved June :. ISIS, entitled An Act for
TIE sale Of Timber Lads In the STATES of Cafifor
mia. Oregon, NevAia and washingto4 Territory. .
Charles p. lsckssn. q snohonlish county, wssh-
ington Territory, has this d2y 1lsd IN this once
his application 10 purchase ths NWk 81 eectton
No T. In Township No. n NORTH. Range Ne. EAst
% the Wilizmette Mertdisn-
Any and eli per<ons claiming adversely ths sai1
described Land, % any portion thsrenf srs heEsh9
required 20 Ale their claims In this ofhcs uifhx1
sixty leol days from dsts hsrsGf.
Given under my hand Il my eszcs IN olympiA,
W. r. this the 1ifh day Of Nay, AID. f9e1.
1T D10WA,
m2sLliw Eez1s<sx Of ths LaDd of1cs.
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p. II. CHuscn Sunday services.
morning and evening. at the usual
hours. by Rev q McDcrmoth. Sab.
bath school immediately sftsr morning
service; prayer meeting every Tuesday
as ESQ pm.
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CoURr AT LAooSSER. The Lacan-
nsr Court meets on Wednesday n.xt.a
quite . number Of attorneys from this
city viii 60 dosn the sarly part OF the
weak TO be- in attendance.
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Call al Schwabacher' and you will
find the grandest stock of eloaks aud
dolmans ever brought TO this coan,ry-
and at bedrock prices