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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-14
Special Election Proclamation.
MAYoa's OPTICS, yASkroS, d. t.

MAYOR s OFTIcE. NASKToN. ID. T.,
IN PURSUANCE of a resolution of the city
council. approved 0ctober6. 1881, and of the
charter and ordinances of the city of Yankton.
the proposition to issue bonds of said city in
the amount of two thousand dollars, bearing
interest ut eight per cent. per annum. payable
semi.anaually at the Office of the city treasurer
III SAID city, three years after date. for the pur
pose of constructing az iron wagon and foot
bridge across the Rhine creek at Douglas ave-
nue. in said city. viii be submitted to the quail
to be held on Monday, the Slst day of October,
A. ID. iSSl.
AT which election every legal voter of the ter
rltory, who shall have been \ resident of the
TITLED to vote in the ward where he resides.
The polls will be kept open from o'clock n.
M. until clock p. m. and no longer.
Polls will be open in each ward of the city in
the following places, to-wit:
First ward-At the truck house on Walnut
street.
Second ward--At Phil X. Faulk's law Office on
Cedar street.
Third ward-At the Office of the st. Croix
| lumber company on broadway.
Fourth ward-At the court house.
The following persons have appointed and
will act as judges and clerks of said election in
their respective wards. to-wit:
| First Ward-J. w. @. Morrison, James E.
Bruce and George Bunker. judges; L. ]. Ferrls
and W. +. Eldridge, clerks.
Second wnrd.W. $. Lyons, John T,eadway
+. Hawley, clerks.
Third ward-Peter Ncff. A. ]. Pincheon ant
s. W. Swift. Judges; J. p. Hayward and Johl
Max. clerks
Fourth wnrd-A. D. Dunlap. Mike Mclai,
and john ID. Wood. Judges; A. c. Davis and ca
Valentine. clerks.
The manner which the question to be sub
mitted to vote as aforesaid shail be by ballot
having printed or written thereon. il in favo
of issning sad bonds, the words Bridge Bonds
Yes. and il opposed to The issuinG thereof III
4 words Bridge Bonds, No."
In witness whereof. have hereunto set m
II hand and caused tho seal Of said city 4
IScai. he affixed the day aud year frst abov
A written.
Attest: J. r. EANBORN. Mayor.
! 4. TWuyzA City Clerk.
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WEDNESDAYS SESSION,

October 13, 1881.
Lodge met as rer adjournment. All
officers and representatives present.
A resolution providing for the appoint
ment Of committee to consist OF Repre-
sentatives Bently, Day and Dodds to
draft and submit for consideration n
uniform code of bylaws for subordinate
lodges, was adopted.
Representative White. from the COM
mittee on legislation. reported unfavor.
ably on that portion Of the grand secre-
tary's report recommending change in
the manner Of keeping black list, which
was adopted.
Deputy Grand Master Bentely from
the committee on bylaws, submitted q
report recommending that the by.laws
OF Springfield lodge, No. z, and the
amendments to by laws Of Anniversary
lodge. No. q, Lead City lodge, No. II,
Dakota lodge. No. l. Sioux Falls lodge,
No. ., Re-Echo lodge, No. IL. Grafton
lodge No. 16. Banner lodge. No. 10, and
aolden Center lodge, No. &c, be appro.
we'd, which was adopted.
drand Representative Poore from the
committee on appeals to whom was re.
'erred that portion of the grand masters
report relating to decisions, reported
ia'orably on tho confirmation of said
aecls'ons in the matter Of Springfield
rouge, No. Z. IA to regalia to be worn O,
l"neral occasions. ms to election Of Off
oerS on regular election night has pass
GU and ~ to the initiation OF an appli.
.aot who has not resided IN the jurisdic
"on SIX months, which was adopted,
representative Day. from The commit
Wv on finance. TO whom was referred tn,
'eport of Grand Treasurer Gilman. rc
'ed the samc correct. and recon
.aeaoed that the aamo be adopted, which
epon vas adopted.
representative Gilman, from the CON
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mittee on mileage and per diem. submit
ted the following report:

--s.seSS W. sAssASssSS ohA kCk ul6u1e buUulgs
ted the following report:
That the per diem for the officers and
members attending this session of this
gfand body be and is hereby filed at
sl.b0per day while in session, and that
the mileage be as follows: All travel by
stage from tho Black Hills to Pierre,
l211a cents per mile.
All travel by all other stage lines, ,sevcn
cents per mile.
All travel by the No,t ,thern Pacific and
the st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroads, seven cents per mile.
All travel by other railroad lines, four
cents per mile; these rates TO be comput
ed one way only, aud by the nearest
practicable route, which was adopted.
Representative ]. NJ. Roper offered q
resolution that this grand lodge do not
as body, iu the future, accept of any
invitations to entertainment, or ban
quets during the session, which was LAID
on the table.
Fast Grand Representative Miller
from special committee on the resolution
of Representative Miohels. repealing the
action of the grand lodge in 1879, relat.
ing to the granting of charters to mill
tary lodges, reported that the resolution
be adopted, which was carried.
Representative Heckler, OF Bismarck,
offered resolution providing that the
next session OF the grand lodge be held
at Bismarck, which was, with all other
resolutions Of the kind, made a
special order for tomorrow at 10 o'clock
Grand Representative Poore, from the
committee on appeals, submitted sup.
plementive report approving the dccis-
ION Of the grand master in relation to the
reconsideration of q secret ballot in
Chanka lodge No. 81, which was adopt
ed.
Representative J. NJ. Adams, of Chan.
ka lodge No. 2l, Of Mitchell, offered q
resolution that the next session of. the
grand lodge be held at Mitchell, which
was laid over under the rule.
On motion it was resolved that the
bond Of the grand treasurer be fixed al
S2,O00.00.
Adjourned.
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First Publication. October 18th. 1881.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
First Publication. October ls, 1851.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Land Office at Yankton. D. T..
October 4 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
tention to make final proof in support Of her
claim, and that said proof will be made before
Y. s. land Office at Yankton. Dakota. on Mon
day, November l4th. 1851, at 10 o'clock, .. M,
viz: Christine Marie Jonssen, under her de-
claratory statement No. l6s, for the north half
of southeast quarter of section q, township Is.
prove her continuous residence upon and cuiti-
yation of said land: viz: Youst Peterson. of
freier; Jens Peter Meier. of Swan Lake; Jens
Dakota.
GA. WETTER, Register.
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Proposals FOR nuilding schoo, House.
School p1srn,cr No. 9, YAsnros Co.. d. t.

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9, YANNroN Co.. D. I. [
October sth. 1881. !
DROPOSALS for building a school house and
furnishing the same viii be received by the
ton county, until Saturday, November 18th. 1851.
for building and furnishing new school house
in said district in accordance with plans and
specifications now in the possession of the dis
trict board. The district board reserves the
right to reject any d all bids not satisfactory
to the boa:d, and in case of award vii! require
bonds from the contractor pursuant to the
statute. Further particulars may be obtained
from County Superintendent Dickson,
BY order of the district board,
CHaS. LANGnAIE District Clerk
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Proposals FOR Building scl"ol House.

ScHooL DISTRICT No. 3, YANkToN Co., ID. II. L
October Sth. 1851.
i furnishing the same will be received by the
district board of school district No s, county
of Yankton. until Saturday, November II. 1881,
for building and furnishing new school house
specifications now nthe possession of the dis
trict board. The district board reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids not satisfactory
to the board. and in case of award will require
bonds from the contractor pursuant to the
statute. Further information may be obtained
from County Superintendent Dickson.
by order of the district board
RICHARD HoLCoMB,
District Clerk for district No. :.
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First Publication, October 18th, 1851,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Yankton. Dakota

Land Once at lankton. Dakota,
October sth, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton Ia make final proof in support of his claim,
aud that said proof will he made before the U.
s. land oftccsnt Yankton. II. r., on Saturday,
November lath, lssl, At 10 O'Clock .. M. viz:
Franz Timer, under his homestead entry No.
l1T7, for the northwest quarter ofscction IL,
township "a. range 81. He names the follow.
ing witnessed 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land, viz: Frank
HAAdc, Wilhelm blessing, Jakob xitek and g.
n. Howe, all of l1stesvsiie, b. r
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First Publication, Oct. 18th. 1881.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OfIioe Al Y.nkton. M

Land Ofhce at YanktOn. d. ~
October kxh, 1871
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the follovins
taon to make final proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will Sc made before
register or receiver Vt Yankton, DAKOTA
on Saturday, November In. 1881, At O'Clock 4.
M, Wig; John Noonan, under his Homestead
entry No. lsSs, for the west half southeast ousr-
ter snd northeast quarter Of southeast ouaYfer
west quarter of ssction q. township q, rsnsc
y. he names the following witnesses to proSe
his continuous residence up3,n and cultivation
Mc!ntlick, Nathaniel MckeAchie and Jane
Ackeechie, ut Walshsown r. o., Yanktun coun-
AvEfrxR naui.A.,.
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Iowa, chief OF the bureau of navigation
of the navy department; Wm. G. Raum,
OF Mississippi, United States marshal
for the southern district Of Mississippi; /;
Charles N. Webb, register of the land
Office at Dendwood, Dakota.
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nl.c.ss,nith's Outfit tor Sale.

WILL be sold at 4 bargain. q complete black
w smith shop, all rs good as new. Apply to
WALLBAuM d BECKER,
Germania House.
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Appointments.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The president
sent the following nominations 'to the
ssaate: Captain John q. Walker. Of
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'1NHE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR LAW IN
be procured by addressing the Press and Dako-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-14

Pierre, Oct. l3.-At $50 p. n., in the
presence of about one Thousands of the
inhabitants of Pierre, Captain Paul Boy
ton started from here ON his voysge
down the Missouri.
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Removal.

Mss JENNIE COOLEY has removed her
w dress-making establishment from Cedar
street to Sixth street between Mulberry and
Pearl.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-14

EOR CLERGYMEN in the Territory of Da-
For sale at the Press and Dakotaian Office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-14
Fer Rent.
Marriage Records.

TWO front rooms suitable for Offices owe,
Eiseman's store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-14
DAY OF TRIAL FIXED.

Washington, Oct. l5.-The day for be-
ginning the trial Of Guiteau has been set
for November 9TH, and the question of
jurisdiction in to bs argued and deter
minedlprior to October S0th.
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DIR. w II. II. Brown
DENTIST. Union Block. Yankton, Dakota
~ Fresh gas always on hand.
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Notice,


ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I hereby
= give notice that my wife, Lizzie Huston
has left my bed and board without any cause o,
provoca,ion, and thatI will not be responsible
for any debts made by her hereafter.
WILLIAM HUSTON.
Rosebud Landing D. T., October 2, ISL.
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Noticc-To chose Conccrne,


9NWO SETS OF OFFICE IOOaiS. with wood
and dress closets attached, over j. o. Bates
store. fer rent. These rooms are the best finish
cd in the city. Apply to H. 4. Schoregge or J.
U. Bates. CHARLES +. MISCHIEF.
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Notice.

YAsKToS. Dakota. September 81, 1881.
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Missou-
ri and Niobrara valley railroad company will
be held at Yankton, Dakota territory, on the
of the Jencks hotel at two o'clock in the after
noon. The purpose of said meeting is to elect
directors and call an instailment of two per
cent. upon the capital stock.
GEO. ID. HILL. Secretary.
CHARLES W. NOBLE President.
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Will practice in all the courts and transact and
attend TO all busincas before the q. q.
Land Office.
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88l. FALL AND WINTER.- 1891
Chas. Eisennan

Respectfully desires to announce to
the public that his fall and winter
stock is now complete, and will be
sold at bottom prices.
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| 10 pe1 cent intefes4 and NO CO&lIlRiON
eAd % citu md oAatasl sscusisy . eeaesaakIs
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COOP Farm FOR REET-Seven miles north
- OF fanktoa on Beaver creek. Good barn
ana dwelling; plenty of water: good stock farm.
Apply to Ii. w. RoBgnTs.
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yE>IMBER CLAIMS and other lands for sale
cncaD. Three good farms of 100 acres each
hTc miles from Yank;on. Price $500 each
Applyio Il. w ROBERTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HORSES FOR SALE. Inquire at the Brad
= ly hotel. -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-03-19
80 - TWO-STORY
aIIH Eame Dwelling

And n ONE-STORY FRAME OFFICE,
a STABLE, ICE-IOUSE, &c, and was oc
cupied by the late DIR. j. T. Getzendanner
ms residence and office.
SecOnd.-ALL THAT LOT known
as Lot No. 8, in Frosts addition to Frost
burg, adjoining the above property, which
fronts 80 feet on Broadway and which was
conveyed 10 said Joseph L. Getzendanner
on April 10, 1864, by deed recorded in Iii
Der II. r., No. 81, folio 76s, of said land
records.
Thirl.-ALL THAT PARCEL OF
GROUND known as q part OF Lot No. 1G,
block No. 10, and part of Lot No. 10,
block No IL, of Frost's heirs addition to
Frostbwg, situated ON Linden street,
which was conveyed to Joseph 7. Getzen-
banner by Nelson Beall and wife by deed
dated May 8, 1874, and recorded in Llber
T. H., No 43, fGlio II.
The decree for sale Of above property
who are of age, and the property will be
sold free of the widows dover.
Terms Of Sale One third cash on rat
ificalon of sale; one third in six months
from cay of sale, and remaining thild in
II months from day Of sale. The deferred
payments to bear interest from day of sale.
A. HUNTER BOYD,
Trustee.
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Administrative Nosice.

rENHIS is to give notice that the subscrib-
er has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Allegany county, Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the estate Of
Cornelius Carey, deceased. All persons
having CLAIMS against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the sane, with
the vouchers thereof duly anthem icat.l
10 the subscriber, on nr before the 1l,h
day Of Se"teMbrr 1881; they may other
wise Ly law be excluded from all benefit
of the SAID estate. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 11th day of
March, 1881. ELIZABETH CAREY,
Mar 1876 Administrator
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New Advertisements.
PUBLIC ,SILE or
Real EST tate
All EROG'ppITpE
VI FROS'rBURG

DY virtue of power contained in Il
ID decree of the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, in a cause wherein Oscar G.
Gelzendanner and others are complain
ans, and Charles II. Getzendanner and
others are defendants, being No. 2411
Equity, l will sell at public auction, at
Frostburg, Allegaly county, Maryland, in
front ofthe Grand Central Hotel, on
Tuesday, April 5th, 1851,
AT tOt O'CLOCK A, NJ,
All the REAL ESTATE of the late 10
seph T. Getzendanner which Is desci bcd
rs follows
First.-ALL THAT LOT OR PAR
Gel OF GROUND situate IN Allegany
county, known as Lot No. s, IN Frost's
f-urth addition to Frostbcrg, conveyed by
G, II. Hamil and wife to Joseph T. Get
zeadanner, by deed dated June Z, A. D.
1865, and recorded in Liber IL. r., No. 10,
folio 100 OF the land records of Allegany
county. This lot fronts GO feet on Broad
way, and is improved by large
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-03-19

ADJUSTMENTS of the most
verify objects of patronage will open
this Saturday evening in Paul's
Opera House. We refer to the fair
and festival of the rostburg Fire
Department for the benefit Of the
widow of Benjamin Bowen, who was
killed in Eckhart mine some weeks
since. To make things lively large
silver watch will be voted for by the
friends of Messrs. John Diffenbaugh
and G. Robt. Cooper; also a number
of beautiful and useful articles will
be ratified off. Hocking's orchestra
will be present each evening. The
fair will close next Saturday evening.
Something new will be offered our
citizens Tuesday evening in the shape
of Pound Social and Kettledrum, "
iu the store-room lately occupied by
Shaffer & Mum. Among the attaac-
tions will be young ladies dressed as
Swiss dairymaids dispensing the lac
teal fluid and pies TO those who wish
to invest ; a representation of Dick
ems Curiosity Shop and Art Gallery
instrumental and vocal music read
ings, recitations and dialogues. The
pounds will be sold at auction, and
withal a good time lie promised. The
admission fee will be 5 cents.
The Maryland Mammoth Minstrels
will play in Homecoming next Monday
evening. Their entertainment will
please the citizens Of our neighboring
town. An extra train will leave here
Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
Tickets can be procured. at Sullivan
barber shop.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-03-19

look ut.--Rogers will open bia
branch gallery in Homecoming about the
18TH Of April. Let the people OF the
creek remember it,
lie will also remove his gallery from
Widerman's building TO the building
toruo.ly occupied by Levi B. Porter, on
Broadway, Froslburs, Nd. LOOK out iCr
lurlher announcement.
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sometlping New IL have sent /

chi cy in the tailoring department, Mr.. H.,
r CoILorn, to New York for the purpose
Of lenrniLg the new system OF cutting
and fitting goods for gents wear. iie
viii be home in few day s fully prepared
10 titn suit Of cloths to any one IN the
most fashionable manner. lam deterniin-
Cd that my establishment shall keep up us
rernlation as the most fashionable Goth
ing House in A.legany county. Come
carly and select your spring goods.
Wan remove TO the store-room now oc-
cupied by George Ii. Witug ON or about
the 2Slh inst, and Will display on my
counters the finest 10 CT spring and sum-
mer goods ever shown here.
MEYER BEAR,
Fashionable Clothier and Tailor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-03-19
ALLEGANY MINES SCHOOL.

Mr.. Editor Please allow me a
short space in your columns to sub
NIT few points in regard to school
matters.
On the 18th inst. Examiner Coch-
rare visited our school. He came
like a March storm and departed as
such. 1t seems no never can be
pleased with our school; especially
in his last visit he seemed to find
fault with nearly everything he took
cognizance of. The reason of his dis
satisfaction with the Trustees is prob
ably due to the fact that the gentle
man made a remark similar to this
"There were no men at Allegany
mines who had sense enough to be
Trustees"
Last year the school was without
Trustees, but it seems Allegany sud
denly changed and several men be-
came sensible enough to suit the
gentleman wishes.
Mr.. G. has never seen or spoken to
us in regard to the school. He should
remember that we have feelings if
we have no sense. We need instruc-
ton perEaps, but we are aware of the
duties contained in the directory and
appreciate them. When we are
Trustees Of district which contains
house unfit Tor school, poor To-
cation with scarcely any furniture,
no apparatus, the very poorest facil-
tiles in every way, it is time to speak.
And yet Mr. G. saya-"if am inau-
guratod again l will put in new fur
niture and have school here or
none" Does Mr. G. propose 10 re-
model this dilapidated old she'll and
by SO doing impose upon us worn
out trap for years 70 come? We
hope his will not be the case we
need a new house and should have it ;
therefore, it behooves us 10 come for
ward and speak as we do. Should
we come in possession OF a now house
we know how to appreciate its value
by taking proper care Of it. Mr.. {.
has stated that it was nothing but a
place of business and resort TOR the
loa fers. We admit that before ON
appointment it was somewhat negl ct
ed, from the fact that there were nc
Trustees during last sunmer-no au.
thorized party to look after it; but
since we have been appointed we cal
vouch that proper care has been
taken of the house. If we have
failed to come up with all the re
9uirements we probably stand on the
same ground with others. There il
always room for improvement; W.
know tfat if we could have what il
badly needed our condition woulc
not be entirely hopeless
One more word in regard to oul
present teacher. Although impossi
BILE to please every one in teacher
capacitg, we are satisfied that gen
eral satisfaction prevails among thu
patrons of the school. In fact, W.
know tho school has advanced re
markably we'll considering the serious
obstacles which are in the way.
We hope we have not said any
thing amiss or anything that vii
arouse ill-feeling on the part of any
one; we have simply remarked what
any one else would were they in oul
position. We trust the School Boarc
will consider the matter and not rep
rimand us for saying what we have.
JAMES P. HENNEA,
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LENTEN SERvIcEs-,&. Johns P. E.
Church, Broaaway.-Wedn ,4:3o
p. m. +; Friday evening at 7;3o. Ser
vices tomorrow Sunday as usual.
Sunday School, 9:15.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-03-19

LAST Sunday Rev. S. T. Graham,
of the M. P. Conference, re-dedicated
the Centenary M. P. Church, near
Cumberland, aud wiped off the $500
debt resting on the building.
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New Business Locals.

Reading Matter.-48 copies of
the Police GGzett5 and NeaCS, from August
%, 1880, up the present date, will be sold
ct 4 cents a copy. Illustrated. For fur
ther information apply at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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CUNBERLANDs telephone exchange
is in full blast. The printed remarks
concerning its immense utility as a
civilizer recall very wildly the tones
of the old-time essay upon the extra
ordinary value of newspaper adver-
Using.