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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-28

rI,HE ONE ANDA HALF STORY BRICK
l. DWELLING HOUSE, good cellar; hve
rooms: good location. situated corner Fourth
and Locust sts., iankton, d. T. Apply to
G. w. ROBERTS.
Real Estate Agent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-28
Time Books

TOR WEEK OR MONTH, for sale at the Press
Il and Dakotaian counting room.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

n'inself. The senator had retaileJ an in.
famous sisnier on the people Of Mississippi.
ana IL he refused to disclose the nsme az FL
informant, he would become respons;hIa Gov
me falsehood. He did not beliava /.
single man had been s;,laS
he oid not believe false witness Ue was
incapable of believing men wb, 5ia no,
a,sclose 'heir names. lie did not believe the
massachusetts, AZ man had ever been there. He
olu not believe he had a gin. Il was an
easy nauer Tor men to represent themselves
Us Tue victims of an outrage, bu,
when the people were TO be held responsible
lor those outrsges, they ought to know thejr
Mr. Hi expressed his regret that the pen.
ueman (hosr) had seen ft to renew tsese
SANDERS against the people of south. He
was Wiling to let the past Ne buried baro
o-aay' Inc country was notified th,t the
very purpose of tho remarkable coalition
Which nSd been formed WAS to put Virgins
under domination that this e slition tbe
uemocrats would meet un1inchingly.
"A long discussion onsued between
Messrs' Logan, Butler Call and
Maxey on the subject nj
southern outrages, and at times nnprv words
passed between them. "NN'
senator voorhees, then took the floor and
sent to tho clerks desk and had read AN OK,
tract from the Evening Telegram, of Phils.
aelphla republican paper, which alluded
TO MIR: Malone as a renegade Democrat and
enaFglng that his acting with the republicans
wss IN consequence of disgracefui bargain
MIR; Hosr objected to its being read, and
mr. voorhees, stated that he would endorse
it and make it his speech. ~
Mr. H0ar then raised point of order
against the reading of the article, which
%rS WAS ,or 0yerruled Mnrusd by the presdcn,
subsequently, Mr.. VOORHEES,, M Mr..
hoar's suggestion, disclaime1 any endorse.
ment OF any expression in the article which
might be construed in tho way of making ,
peraona' quarrel with either % tho rNntle
man alluded to, Messrs. Mahonl or the vice
president. ~ Wv
Here wo aro compelled TO Gu, tho repor
snort owing TO the lateness Of tho hour il /
recoived.-ED.l
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IIouSk.

l
In Tho house met in regular order.
ny .o'e was again taken on the hin a.,
oerss,ning inc amount duo General steals
.n una Ju1ge dnslaye Cook, aud TO s1thoriz,
speli 70 sue tho state for the same. tbev Il
pay 'he costs ct tho suit. Tho bin pssacf
by yeas 81, nays IL. m pA'''o
Ing senate bill making legal tho ordioan.
ces oil cities and towns where they fail 10 aJ.
ver'lso the same according to law was ~ w.
ken up. 1t refers 10 shcrman
Wheie ordinances were only published nam .
phlet form. Passed under Suspension Of ' III,
| rules. f'"s'oh Vi lh'
Inc senate bill permitting the MEXICAN
'eIograph company 10 locate an office nm ,ho
the rules. suspension o'
the senate bill for the suppression oi
gambling, was taken up, and a call Of Tho
PENDING this 6llibus!oring Mr.. Todd
TOOK the floor and sttomn,od ~
SoliVer bis rsledictory, bu. the din and con'
fusion was so tumultuous that no ona ~ coula ov
near eVen his s,entorian voice. NN'N
Mr.. Linn offered resolution 4, ro,a;n
Charles Swindels ten davs actor aa;onsn iu,a,'
NJ, e,.;,'s,i, ''ia' W members. Adopted.
Mr Strlppgtellow called up Bis motion
70 rsc9nelder T on the prohibition vote. Post.
pUnYu LG WI mr., Baker could offer the following
resolution; Thats committee of thrc" bs
sppoin'od TO wait on tho governor And In.
lorm hin that tho seventeen loc;sla,n,o
vii, adjourn sino die at II m. s'''"'1'' y
., h inu soigoSni-ai-arms sct tho clock b.cl,
A
~ motion for half m hours recess f.i,od
Mr. Faux offered tho following, '''
whereas, The seventeenth lcg1sla,,,o h0
gan wi'h Todd, and "Iodd"n Oa,
mingled NH ms sweet voice with US ali The ,imo
anu us clarion tones arc still heard resound.
ing III tho hall, Therefore bo Il
resolved, That this BODY ,endcr ;,a be,,,
iols lnanks to "Todde" and wish him limo
merry and happy liro. '' nun " "'V"s'
mo speaker declared tho resolution on, nj
order amid cries Of "reAd ilD a,ooyo NJ ~; !, :,
icy us have II MI" etc. ="
Mr.. Perronot offered IN, co,,ou;,,,
uan sGC,seo, G, Thst tho house return thanks 10
.hi,,,,, mn, george II. Reeves, speaker, for the
'u,,n:y sVu.y ahd courtesy which have marked his
uSa n,oaas nnu acts as speaker, and wishing him
prosperity. Adopted. s "'"'
wa;, -, ".ur' Nv. chairman Of tho committee 10
I'M, his T' .no governor, informed tho house
answor @ ' eAcciloncy would send in formal
hon.c mr, meoomb, in behalf of tho pages of tho
nouse, no,u presented Hon. George II, Rcsvcs a
pS,. vi gold speotaclos. and for Them Rad tho
'oi.oWing, drawn up by them:
,o.a. & oposker.. We, tho pages of the
sSss.hloen'h legislature, dosire in the presence
y, 'nls mouse, 10 present TO YOU this token Of
Sas es,eem aud regard. We trust that vol,
s ss'o already observed our es,eem aud rccard
tVr you, but TO enable you 10 ser
more clearly, we hsvs
selected as our &c on of regard n mai, n',, y,
spooiaclea. Wo wsu 10 auknowladra . \, y, y,
you nave always been kind, patient and for. r.
'e'''ng with US. In after yosrs when ",
Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02
AMomIeIdc NJ icnerann

special to the Herald.
Jefferson, April l.-Yes0riay a dissolute
Character known ss William Cussart, was
shot and killed hero by Deputy Sheriff
Charles R,well. Cussart had been drpkinp
considerably Of late, and had been in Tho
haoi! OF whipping bis wife whenever he rot
on spree. She was subjected to this brutal
treatment yesterday morning, when abe
made complaint TO officer Rowell, who in
company with another man, went TO Cuassrt',
mouse for the purpose of arresting him.
oussart was at homo in bed, and on being
told by tho officer that he must oo
win him, swore that he would not
oudgo an inch without the officer could pro.
duee warrant. Rowell no, wishing 10 mako
any trouble started to leave the house, when
ou,ssrt drew pistol and fired AT the officer
ana tho man accompanying him, whereupon
tne psrty with Rowell broke and ran away.
koweu retreated from tho house, Cusssrt
shooting at him all tho time. Rowol then
drew his pistol and fred thres times nt
Cussart, each of tho shots taking effect, from
which wounds Cussart died. Rowell was not
hnrl. Mrs. Cussart exhonorats. Rowell from
aI' biamo in killing her husband, and testified
'nal u was done in self defense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02
Nan Antonio.

Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio,A April Ian Express specia
from Fort Davis says that at dance saloon
last night, in dispute between soldiers and
a =, meaican women. VIM. Howell, of compapv
"A; tenth cavalry, drew pistol and sbot and
jealousy. Howell was arrested.
Mrs. Francisco Bsrrara, a blind Merican
,auy, wassc badly burned here to-day by the
,upse'''ngot lamp, that sho died this morn
ing; a mule child accidentally overturned a
uu Wolo anu sue was soon enveloped in names.
ono @ vas unable TO do anything for herself
W: Il. freeman hss just finished his cleo.
'rlc light Ho gave brilliant exhibition TO.
high'' The machinery is all his own make
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02
RiisIs
husk.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Kusk, April LIN tho disIric, cour. tho
appearance docket was called this mo ring,
and judgment ia defaul! ,skon In tbree
cases ot W. NJ. Cole vs.. Christiana Miller az
al, involving considerable real estate.
VIM. Quincy, culorod, who wns given
seven years Yesterday for assault. 10 murder.
W., Tas lried 10 day on the charge OF theft and
given ten years more.
.. Emmonol, charged with forgery was
acquitted.
Colonel Num- ha returned from his COM
mission n ss special judga to the governor, and
u Is not known who will servo in ,hs, capao.
lily at this term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

nave grown 10 manhood 70
k,nd Providence so wills. wa will ,,na
Tsx.s Tue oi the purest ard best men of
iva !" ~, ~ eonelusion, we hope you will
mncS usy a,sp par OF speetaeles suitable for
can, ,h,i uiaer man than thsse. Ac-
eere thanks for your k,nSna,.
through life. 0'' oeS' wishes
Signed, RI. n,
mARcHANr LITTLE,
m, WALTER SWAIN.
Inc speaker in reply said:
y young friends i accept the present
Wv, % sou WIN many thanks, for know that
you are IN earnest in presentinui.
f.a,' VIZ ~ a,wsys cherish It as sacred Gift
IN n,a 'su S nNeP 'ges VINO have been so Kind
" m1 uufing thls session Of the lepislature.
lou nave discharged your duties as nares
.omy sasshction. We are about to SODA
INV, pcrnsps' never to meet again. Lei
no su,nohish you, and each of you, to always
speaA inc truth. Be kind to your associates.
40 unto Others Ms you would have other, a.
uuo you; always try to excel in ANYTHING
obev nnns' AVOID Dad company;
G.,So your PARENTS honor your
nrom;sa p, paosner, ana ycu will receive the
tako tbe n,.oa uaie,aoer s that you will soon
,s Sao 'ne pace OF the men of to day, and
snefe h no reason why you should not oc-
oupy Tue highest place in the state
va, seu STATES. 1t all with
you, boys will respect thIs
will kindly rs'non m navo occasion 70 use II l
of ron"y y ieinemoer Inc pages Of the house
lure. "'es VI 'ho seventeenth legials'
Mr.. Ralo, a.,
tbe arnr"m", vnerea resolution, that az
draw tbs;r na. eAnausted, members
bsIsnco ~ ,h Mom rom ine unexpended
priation. Ad,n,aS a,'oA'" legislature appro-
The govornor sar, :.
cratplai;on =, neu' III expressions OF eon-
which tbev hsua no nouso lot 'he manner in
they had 3ons uop5 pS',orsaea tne duties, saying
aratituJe of ~ oou wcIk' ana deserved the
said he wonla os,, f.op'o oi 'ne state. lie
congress ,o-'i ea'' "n extra session as soon a.
p'sase
that ono nj "," ,'u, , as ~ has come 10 our ears
by ono of Ans,;ap' aie'ispv's s mas oeen captured
in advanea Tha. n', uaughters, Resolved
crstnlat;on. LAY 'ne mouse lender lis con-
arms not ,o ~, ~ instruct . she sergeant-at-
Mr. Mor,;, ss n suvm'
thc rs"niaa. 49,. moved totako up the bill out of
ihe goysrnn . o'aef' purchasing portraits OF
NJ Avora As, ,,o,
In ,hs usosou 70 Moio TINS motion.
motion o,, os'us,on W % 'he speaker rulsd the
Afto, AZ Siso,,,. ". Giuot,
Don,nar .etIu's'ug ,aIg inc matter awhile, Mr..
tho XII ,n;.h tvhouoh.ly ana eScilodly oppoted
All o,ba's %,sa al al, MS SOU. =,
a. h'i others who spoke favored the bill. A
resdinn NV mas 'akeh on ~ passage aud third
Mr. McSC"S.' Ssns o. ha,si 10;
mado.. %uOonos % In behalf OF the house
neaIo, use.,a'oh ,;,t ADDRESS on presenting tho
cane ' Tho T0u 0. ano usual historic gold-hesded
head haa,; j uH"e was eoony, with gold
George Ps p Pas.na ano inscription, Honorable
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GatngviIEe.

Special to the Herald.
Gainesville, April l.-Abops . o'cloct
Yesterday morning our city was aroused bv
the alarm ct fro. When frat disoovero3
ne ure was 10 the upper story of Scot,;s
frame building, on the cast side of the pub.
nc square, from which two. story Franc
oHIling on the south, belonging TO Honora-
O'e M. Daugher.y, caught sad WAS CON
sulned' On the north sido of the building
where the naines were first discovered. were
Two two-story bricks, one belonging to Mr.
r. +. Scott, and the other to Dr' Solmon'
Both were destroyed, and back of tho br;cks
d restaurant was burned. By the almoet
superhuman efforts OF our hook and ladder
company tho flames were prevented from
spreading further, though there were several
WOOD and brick buildings peculiarly ex-
posed The north wall of tho Salmon
ouiidlng fell ont in California street When
Al Io'i' tho street was full of men, but
only one was killed, a negro.
mat IS known of yet. Considerable excite.
meht prevailed n'l day Thursday, ss 1t wa;
Tumoreed there were others under The debris
several mon were injured but no other dead
hsVo been found. Tho citizens are eubscrib.
ing quite Literally for tbs benefit of tho fire
$4,000. FfO''' W W 'oou'
There have been four weddings in tho CITY
Wl'hin tho past week, two of which vert
Opponents. "'''
me east sido of tho square nro5 n.q ouitf
. blank appearance there being only two
buildings left standing.
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marshaIl
Special to the Herald.

special to the Herald.
Marshall, April l.-Willie Cosart, q young
man, was shot and killed in Jefferson las,
night by Deputy Sheriff Charles gowell
Oossrt was under bond for murder. The
bo,ndsmen cancelled his bond and ecnt Row
oil TO his house TO arrest him. Cesar, sho,
at Howoll, and was himself sho. twice.
Seven miles Of tho Now Orleans Pacific
railroad has been built from shrovcpor,
Track laying 10 progressing at tho ratio Of
one-fourth OF mile per day. A largo force
Is working from Alexandria toward Shreye.
port. ''''''''
Overcoals and fires aro comfortable.
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Grnnt in anlxaxson

Galveston, April l.-Genoral Gran, and
party. including Mrs. Grant, U. S. Grant, r.,
and wife, and scnor Romero. United States
minister from Mexico arrived over the Gulf
colorado " Santa Fo road at II o'clock MI,
morning, and will e.vs for Vera Csus 10.
morrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

SENATE.
Special to the Herald
.Anstin, April 1.-The senate ma, ,nrsu.
ant to adjournment.
Roll called and a quorum present
Prayer by the chaplain.
Inc reading of the journal was dispepsei
with. '''>
MIR. BuehaHsn, OF Wood reported on hons,
bill No. 5Ss, with COMMITTEES smondmor,.
fayorsbly.
Senate bill No. POI, with house amend
ments, was ooncurred in.
MIR. Terrell moved to reconsider tho vo,,
on the bill prohibiting the sale of liouo,
within five miles of Grapelaud scsdemv
carried.
A message was received from tho yover,o,
appointing 1. j. Devine. DR.. AshbeI smith
.: W; Ihrockmorton, Richard Hubbard n
N. tease, ). II. Starr, A. N. Edwards snG
Professor Smith Ragsdale, regents Of III, III,
Senate bill No. l70, with houso amsra
ment, was concurred in. "''o"'
Senate bill No. 203, with houso smo,a
ment, was concurred In. ""'o''"
hVuse ol'i NO: 607, reorganzing the four,l
ana twenty'iirsl judicial districts, was lost
tne report OF the committee of confaranc
on ,he educational bill was adopted. ''''
Inc mouse bill taxing medicated bi,tor,
was postponed under y call of tho sons,,
n message from the governor wss ~
ceived containing captions 10 hill
passed and approved. AIso n,a' wn'
sage withdrawing ,be oo,"o "'V'
h. NJ. Pease and subs,,utne 7 T IT eon =
one of tho regents of tho uniyorsir avn
ast,i. ,tr; Dureah introduced IL bill making a
suu'uSnal nal appropriation for the per diem
p'y VI numbers and officers. Passed undo
suspension of the rules. " "''O
lhe senate, at lllj, went into e,ccuiv
Vsr'Ui TSa oH 'oo governors appointments.
nv CLOCK was STONED. am
'1e expiration of IN
morning hour tho executive session c,osn,
ana inc clock pointed ll:2O. '''
lne appropriation bill, which psssoa tbi
morning, was considered "no 90" 40 Il b.,
ho' originated three days Previous 10 sd
Journnsnt' and q joint resolution totb
sn,no s"a,,u enect was introduced and passed unde
s,a, aIser recess of ten minutes, Mr.. Light
roo. ,So. arose 70 question of privilege and ss
sua '',s,. .ao secretary of the senate desired L
20, Whitehead then said it had bocom
DIS uuly TO administer to tho loutensn,
6sororai 6un".Ior genteel Gaming, He spoke 70
snaolS' snoonh minutes, making most clcouer
Siory an elegant gold .hpadod V'c,no cano
Governor Story replied in fow e,oo"ev r
and appropriate remarks. ~" '''4"''
, sion. WIN ''''o Executive se'
n message from the governor was reo,
expressing thanks to tho seventoon,b locisI, ,
Adjourned sine dis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

bronham, April 1.-The town 10 all excite.
mensovcr tho municipal election issue Of free
schools OR no FREQ schools. Alarge majority
o. o. citizens !, favor the schools. Opposi.ion 70
thc ticket 10 managed by o few men opposed
70 paying taxes. Tho schools are stil ciosed,
pending litigation IN the district court
To-day two jurors were obtained in ths
murder murder case Of Alex Mason, colcred, fa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02
Bryan.

special to the Herald.
Bryan, April l.--Tho case Of tho state W.
sidney Hudson, transferred from Bufleson
county, which has been progressing for The
pas. tnrcc days, reached y conclusion TODAY
by tho jury bringing in q verdict OF anct
guilty." Hudson killed Rowland because ,hs
latter seduced his (audson's) slater.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02
AVllTH LEGISLATURE.
1T STANDS ADJOURNED SINE mr.

spe"ker..Reeves Presented WIZ. ~
s"'oes-i"e President of the
senate Gained by HIS Friends
Fun. and Froiie Induiged In
when the Governor
VIII Can an FIX.
ira Session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

I;nS I H. grown to manhood, If a
nnm n,no Providence so wills, we will rsmemba,
T SSu as one Of the purest ard best men Of
,;sa isas' =, In conclusion, we hope YOU will
r n,e 70 use pair of spectaeles suitable for =
mu,n uau, Older man than thsss. AZ.
o.p' ,nis token with our ain
sere thsnks for your kindness. and
through life. 0'' pes' wishes
Signed, RI n,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-06
GRIMES AND
ACCIDENTS.
Any Fool can DestrOy-OnIy the
Man with Valuable Material can
Save-Reader, take warning
Before il is too late.

The summer Of 1880 contributed largely to the re-
cords of disaster and DEATH stupidity, ignorance and
carelessness take life any fool destroy But
the ability to restore to crush disease, to make life
worth having is the joint product of nature and educa
tion For this Dr. David Kennedy, OF Rondout,
Y has to be both proud and thankful that his
namd Is gratefully mentioned by many
whom he has healed helped. Kennedys Favorite
Remedy has become household word. Everybody
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diseases of the blood Bilious Disorders, Kidney Com
plaint Constipation and the aches and Ills which make
the domestic life Of a hard TO bear
KeI nedys Favorite Remedy" has been successfully
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Remedy = economical safe and pleasant Buy and
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for sale by all druggists. Mar 4w
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49, . b----s<> ---------------
ERRORS OF MATRIMONY.

The man and woman who marry together
are bound for life by a solemn compact. If
you strip marriage of all its sentimental Ian
guage what is it but a simple binding ar
rangement between two persons for the mu-
tual advantage of each otherp Apart from
the natural instinct that brings the sexes to-
gether the one is looking for helpmeet to
add to his comforts, and the other for some
one to sustain aud protect her through life.
With these they take all the attendant risks,
and trusting IN love they bear to one another,
take each other for better for worse. Un-
fortunately, the warmth of the honeymoon
cannot always be maintained and abiding
love must be based on mutual respect
Nothing can he more trying to love than the
little faults which crop out after marriage,
but as in most lii raj sense we must take
one another for better for worse. we should
;ry to leak as kindly aud leuienlly on those
Trails illa' eite Us annoyance as we can,
hnewinl "a hs ertte, Ne ate able to bear
heta. aaa te ss veaas sbie ID think upon
Aefp, IL for pur peace uf
uipp nd pF0e MANY marriages ave
telnrd e,.' apiMppA eseapse Of he lack Of
Ills mufual loge slance. Young people think
they have mad, alnisiake ia marriage when
the mistake is only in their own behavior
since they were married. Good husbands
make good wives, and good wives make good
husbands, snd The sending or Incorporate or
slatierply paruer often has but himself To
blame for The misery that clouds the life aud
desoates the home. Multitudes who feel that
their existence a lifelong misery, might, by a
little self denial and forbearance, and gontle-
ness, and old time courtesy, make their home
brighten like the gates of Eden, and bring
back again the old love that blessed the happy
golden days gone by.
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No matter how fruitful it is. it lis only grown
to have its ears pulled.
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Water !!
Money Saved /

DEEDS AND MORTGAGES WRITTEN
And Acknowledged for 81.
BUILDERS Cont acts and Specifications Articles Of
ID Agreement. Bills of Sale, Leases, Notice to Tend
ans, Chattel Mortgages Mechanics Leans and other
legal paper written correspnndingly low. 81 s.f5 ffj
NJ Bills collected First-cass Fire Insurance Com
panies, both Stock and Mutual represented
I'm. LYMAN,
No.52 Coryell st.. Lalnbertyille, N j.
April 18th, 1856. 3s Iy.
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Why We Combine 0lr
Advertisements.

+. We combine in order
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question were we to adj
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| Again, we combine
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are til orou ghly ac-
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whom we combine, hav-
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with out the slightest
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, Finally, we combine
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sales, which should to
them be one of the best
reasons for giving us a
call, as under any cir
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as cheap as any Of our
competitors, and united
we cannot be undersold.
We unite in calling
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generally to the advan-
tages to be derived from
accepting the invitation
here extended them.
. Condensed, you will
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each Individually most
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1t is no selfish motive
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Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad. At Ietigh Junction
with Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Susquehanna, Morris q
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads Al Lambert
willie with Pennington Railroad. AT Trenton with
trains to and from New York, Camden &c.
For further Information time tables, which be
obtained at the ticket Offices.
FRANK THOMSON, Il. P. FARMER n f
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
F. w. JACKSON, Gen1 Sup't, U. r. X. of NJ J. Div.
j. A. ANDERSON. sllpt, Belvidere ,3t,.; S
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-06

An old salt, when asked how far north he
had ever been, replied that he had been 80 far
north that " the cows, when MIXED beside a
rcd-hot stoye gave ice cream"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-06

young lady recently presented her lover
with an elaborately constructed penwiper,
and was astonished the following Sunday to
see him come into church wearing it as a
.crayat.