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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-29

Having ransacked the tramp ieugei
and pumped its Interpreter dry ON the
matters which interest him, our putter-
ND paws his fee, and is then referred 10
one or more of a class whom We shall
term discreet tradesmen for further in
formation. He seeks them in turn, and
the interview with one is a type OF the
interview with all He finds the trades
man behind his counter, walks up IA
miliarly, and requests half an hours
private conversation. The request Is
accompanied by some peculiar little
gesture which warns the man addressed
of the nature of the business. and it is
granted on the instant The pair are
soon in the grocer's little parlor, busy
negotiating. The conversation is ex-
ceedingly guarded on both sides. The
grocer knows perfectly well the sort of
a man he has before him, and the uses
to which he will put whatever informa-
ton he may get; nevertheless, if the
putter-up were to say single word in
his real character, the discreet trades
man would flame up in virtuous indig-
nation, and show him to the door.
The visitor accordingly wells his pur-
pose under a plausible excuse-as, for
instance. he is scientist whose special
hobby compels him to acquaint himself
with the domestic arrangements OF the
aristocracy, these things having so much
TO do with the moral and intellectual
development of the class. The grocer
acquiesces, explaining that he has been
visited more than once by such gentle
men, the last, seven or eight months be-
fore, being a sardnt who held that there
was an intimate connection between the
turn of mans ideas on Indian finance
and the way he fastened his back door,
and who was collecting materials in
support of the theory. He adds that he
is always happy TO further the interests
of science to the best of his ability. Then
the pair come TO the point. There are
three or four houses here-aways, states
the visitor, whose architecture is
very peculiar, and whose domestic ar
engagements are equally peculiar, as he
has heard. He has no doubt in the
world that details would confirm his
scientific views; but how is he to ascer
tain them? He cannot go to the heads
of families and ask for what he wants;
that were an act which no amount of
scientific ardor would excuse. Still, he
would dearly like to obtain the infor-
nation. The grocer quite appreciates
the predicament, hints that he could
supply the want, and opines that under
the circumstances the act would be per-
fectly honorable-nay. even praise
worthy. However, to do this in suita-
bic style would take time, and with a
| t,.,Jasman time Is money Ouifa so
agrees the putter-up. and the terms are
arranged in the same hypocritical fash
-Harper'S Weekly.
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What we Want.

Several of our busines men and capital
ist were together on the street the first OF
tbs week, when one brought mp the sub
iecs Of electric lights and asked how much
Il would cost to put one in operation in
this city:
"Hesvens and EARTH said prominent
merchant, ''we dent need any more light;
what we want IL woelen mill, manufac-
tory OF agricultural implements. anything
practical"
he was right TOO, and hit the nail on
the head when he addressed TIVE or three
capitalists in something like this strain ;
Here are you, capitalists, putting your
money out at interest, and not investing
cent for the benefit Of our city :; all that
you care sor il the money you get fer the
use Of your filthy lucre." One Of them
had business away about than, but the
other, who really is quite public spirited
man kept his seat We hepe they as well
as others will digest 8 little Of this good
sense and show some enterprise that
will help the city as well as themselves
We have no use for the class Of men like
the one who refused to assist at the nre
Friday night and said he had no interest
in the business, because none OF his prop
erty was In The vicinity. What We YRnt
isa class Of men who have the city's In.
tsrest at heart. We have the best water
power in the State and II We can not de-
veIop albany into a lively, commercial
civ, we ought to be ashamed OF ourselves.
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Albany city FIourIHE Wilt.

We were somewhat surprised the
other day on going into Thos Monteith
Sons FIGURING Mills to fiad the i'm
prsvenents which have been made
there 10 large a. they are. Al entirely
new system sf boiling -four has been In
trodused, enc OF Holman's large cleaners
and several other machines have been
purchased, at an expense ot number q
thousand dollars. placing these mills In
a condition 70 do as good work as can
be done In the Valley. Mr. chlsWeD. the
head miller Isa manof largo experience
In the business, and probably has no
superior in tho Slais. Taken all to
geIhey there are feW mills which eau
send out As good Hour, etc Their faeili
ties for storing grain are excellent
Having a capacity OF nearly i00.0ct
bushels they will have 40 trOubis IL
SLING their bins.
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Dr. Kings New Discovery for conkump-
ton, csaghs and colds. asthma, bronchitis,
u given away IN trial bottles free Of cost 20
the afflicted. II ysu have severe cough,
cold, difficulty Of breathing, hoarseness or
other affection Of the throat or lungs. by all
means give this wonderful remedy trial
As pou value your existence you cannot az
ford 10 let this opportunity pAss We could
not afford and would not give this remedy
away unless we knew IL weuld accomplish
what we claim for it. Thousands Of hope
less cases have already been cured 10y IL.
There is no medicine in the world that vii
cure Ons-half tie cases that DIR. Kings New
Discovery will cure. For sale by
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba,
ny ID. Morris, Scio DR. l. Foley, Leba
non DIR. J. NJ. Powell, Lebanon ID. NJ
Calbreatte. BasAA Essta Reafetto and Mon
tague, Jefferson o. II. p. Cornelins, Tur
ner Il. A. RAmpy, Harrisburg s. s
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HalseY
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville.
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THK sEIrweRTn.wILur WEDDING

Wednesday evening = very important
event in the lives Of Eugene X. Skipwo4th.
Esq., and Miss Annie Wilt. occurred in
this city. At quarter past eight O'Clock
they were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimony at st, Paufs chaTch, by Rev.
Jos Emery. There was = company OF abou.
ssventy-sye invited guests present, who had
tho pleasure Of witnessing very pretty
marriage ceremony. The bridal party Gu.
tered the church accompanied by Wedding
oh played by Mrs ] II Burkhart, and
with the precision Of drilled soldiers took
their place b,fore the altar Of tke church.
when the usual ceremony was performed
and Mr Skipworth aud Miss Wilt declared
husband and wife. Afterwards the party
adjourned 70 the new home OF the happy
couple few blocks away, waers most sns
iOyabIs tins was spent, noticeable for ito
lack Of that cold Iormality ohsrae.ersitie q!
weddings. An elegant repast was served,
partaken Of heartily by everybody. At a
reasonable hour the Oompaay took their
leave and went TO their homes anl ds sia-l
on the wedding cake which they took along.
The presents received were ane. and Of =
kind to meet the demands of newly mar.
ried couple As near aa we couldIascertain, the
following Is the list
Water pitcher. Alga Hewitt aud Mamie
Cundiff.
Set OF goolets, Mrs " candiG
silver knives aud forks, batter knife ans
spoons, Mss Prster.
Silver table spoons, Joseph Kendall.
Set silver engraved teaspoons, Eddie Ken
dali.
Silver castor, Jas MeCsy. May Mcdaniel
and Miss French.
GrOund glass berry set, Mr. ard Mrs C Z
Stewart
Glass berry diHhe-, Mr. and Mrs J II Burk
hart.
Glass cake stand, Mrs Il Flindt
Pair silver napkin rings. Mrs Opp ant
Mrs II Hewitt.
crumb' pan and brush, Mr. and Mrs J v
Blain.
Lamp, o II Irvine.
: Molasses pitcher, Sarah NJ Shields,
Cake stand aad teapot stand, Mr. and MT
L = Rlain.
Maiolica creamer, Matte Couey.
Easel, Miss Blain.
Fruit diAh and sauce dishes, Josie Garrir
ger.
Fruit dish, Mrs Dr Miller
: Fruit dish, Nj aud Airs DR. Davis.
Bohemian vases aud bouquet, Mrs Brow
and Miss Irvine.
Bed spread, handkerchief and fan, San w
Majolica teaset, Mrs and Ella aud Edit
Harris.
Gard receiver. Mrs Ed slgsu.
III Clock, Daniel Pr4teF.
:. Cloak bracket, Maggie and Matte Foste
Butter knife, Leila White.
!. Toilet mats, Emma Davis.
: Tsilet set, Mr. and Mrs @ q Bgrksrt.
Embroidered towels, Maggie Howell.
Japanned waiter with embroidered mi
}. Mr. and Mrs w g Tweedale.
: Pair of brackets, Mr. and NJ RS W 7 Hear
Rocking chair. W r Blain and F p Nu
ting.
- Set Of butter dishes, Maggie Barker.
- breakfast plates, Air and Mrs Barker
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now wAIcBEs ARE MADr.

IL will be apparent TO any osre who
will examine solid gold watch, that
aside from the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pro-
portion of the precious metal used is
needed only to stiffen and bold the en-
graved portions In place, and supply
the necessary solldity an strengt
The surplus gold ia actually needles
so far as utility and beauty are con-
cerned. In James Boss Patent Geld
Watch Cases, this waste of precious
metal Is overcome, and the same solid
lity and strength produced at from one
third TO one.half of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process Is of the most
simple nature, as fellows: plate OF
nickle composition metal especially
adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
of solid gold seldered one on each side,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the.result Is
astrip Of heavy plated composition,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
bezels, etc, are cut and shaped by sui
table dies and formers. The gold ID
these cases Is sufficiently thick to ad
NIT of all kinds of chasing, engraving
and euamelling the engra Sed cases
have been carried until worn perfectly
smooth by time and use without re
moving the gold. This is the only cas-
made with two plates of solid gold ant
warranted by special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask 10
Illustrated Catalogue, and TO see war
rant.
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LTNCHED.

Il was rumored yesterday that tvs Linn
County boys had been lynehed BY mob for
stealing horses, at Prinsvills. How true it
is We do not know as yet; but the repert
comes from . reliable source, being brought
by = gentleman who has jast reached here
from that place. The names OF the iynched
~ given Us, are John Tharp, Sidney Houston
and Emmett Wilson, and two young men
named pinwiadie and Crab.
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Oregon Annual Conference.

The next annual servIos OF this R1ipister-
izI body will be held in this city, com-
mencing at 9o'clock aM. August 2Sd, ,Bish-
op Hurst presiding. There are sixty. four
ministers connected with this conference.
and including expected ministerial visitors
from abroad and lay men, there viii not
be.less than one hundred strangers visiting
our city because OF cftheconfere1ce session.
This will give eur citizens an opportunity
ofshowing their accustomed hospitality
in the entertainment Of strangers. We
have no dsIlbt that their visitors will carry
agsy with them good impressions oon-
eernIng our beautiful oity and the hosPi.
tality Of its inhabitants which will long be
remembered.
Bishop Hurst viii be the central figure
O. this ecclesiastical assembly. He IL in
ths very prime Of life, being but fsIty
eli .ht years Of age. He is native Of Mary
La I'd and graduate Of Dickinson college
Hs completed his theological studies In
Germany at the Universities Of Halle suc
Heidelberg. Returning to the UniteC
States he Joined the Newark Conference
inNJ. In 1866 he returned to Germany
and took charge of the theological depart
ment of the Mission Institute Of the M ]
church and remained three years. h
Eas next elected professor in Drew Thee
logical Seminary, and after two years be
came its President. In 1880 was elscte'
and ordained Bishop. He has poblishe'
"History Of Ratienalism," Martyrs c
the Tract Cause" 'Outlines of Bible His
tory" Life and Literaturein Fatherland,
"outliHes of Church History and "Ou
Theological Country" besides rendering
many valuable translations frem Germa
Authors. WehaVe no doubt our citizen
will be greatly interested in the visit an
ministrations Of Bishop Hurst.
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MARRaEp.


BELT-CHAMBERLIN.-on Aug. 8,
1882. in Salem, Mr.. GEo. w. BELT, ESQ.,,
of Independence, to MISS OLLIE CHAMBER
LIN, of Salem. -
I'VE extend our congratulations with
numerous other friends here, and hope Mr.
and Mrs Belt will circle through life as hap
py as the songs of the bride, with prosperity
at high-tide.l
FOSTER THOMPSON On Thursday
morning. aug. 10, 1882, at the residence
of the bride, in Albany, by Rev. w
| Harris, Mr.. JAS. I'll. FOSTER and MRs.
LOUISA THOMPSON, of Albany.
| [NIr and Mrs Foster left on the noon trair
for the Sound and viii be gone few weeks
They have our congratulatioasl
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psdleAtea.

rhe examination Of Rev DolIarhide on
Tuesday, before Justice skipworth, for an
alleged outrage OF little girl named
Bertie Selvey, aged about six years, caused
con siderable excitement and was the
means Of drawing quite crowd to the
Court House. 1t is unfortunate for man
possessing the estimable character Rev
into such disgusting case, for there Is q
certain class ofpeople always ready to be-
lieve evil rather than good Of person
kut al the same timsiF is something that
can not be helped. The testimony coM.
pletely cleared the defendant Of the lsas
gemblance to guilt, and Of course h
was acquitted,
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con HERcIAI..

roETl.ANR aARRET.
gutter- fair TO good, 221Ic.
Cheese Oregon, l6c.
Wheat Valley, 100 lbs. $40
oats-50c To G0c.
Bacon-aams, lGc 10 iTc.
shoulders, l0c to lie.
Lard-l6cal6ISc 10 pals
Chickens - $500 @ e. go old, spriur,
Ss@ss 90.
Potatoes Doc,
Hops-best, 27c.
Hides dry, l59I0c; wet saited, 7@s1zc.
deer skins, valley, 3Oc.
Dried Fruit@Apples, sun cured 6@Tc,
machine cured 9@l0c.
Flour-Fancy extra, 81; C. b. 4.55tei.7o.
Hay -l4@i5.
ALBANY MARKET. -
wheat-76c per bu<hel.
Oats-i0c Z" /" rs
Lard-l5c per 10.
Beef-on foot, &c.
Wool-2ec,
Flourc-5.00 per bbl.
Hay--baled, l2@ld per ton.
loose, 10 to II.
Potatoes-75c per bushel.
Buttsr-20 to 25 cts per ID.
Eggs-25 10 80 cents per doz.
Pork % cts per lb.
Veal~-0c per Id.
Baeons-hams, Is to lTc.
shoulders, IL TO l5c.
sides, Is to l5c.
Dried Fruit-spn dried apples, &c.
Z" piums, Sc.
+ machine CURED apples, Sc.
C" &c" plums, 10.
Chickens-3 90 per doz.
Sugar--San Francisc 9, l2c.
Mill Feed-bran, 1000 per ton.
shorts, 10.
" middIings, 20 90
chops, $500
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The best salve In the worldfor cuts, brun
es. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tsi.
ter, chapped hands, ehilblains. corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save is guar
anteed to give perfect stisfaetioA in every
case or money refunded Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts ID Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon :
DR. Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tarue. jefferson d NJ Calbreath, Bnena
Vista o Cornelius. Turner X A Rampy,
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Browns
vile.
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school Report

The school In Dist. No. O., closed ON
Friday, Aug. 4. 1882. The exercises
consisted ofsongs. recitatIons and dec.
lamatlons. Ths occasion was eallven.
ed by the presence ofquite a number OF
tho friends and patrons OF the school
Prizes were awarded Jennie Acbeson,
Bertha Acheson and Estella Miller, for
highest standlng In their respective
spelling classes, and TO Estella Miller
for most improvement In writing,
Following Is the roll ofhonor Not ab.
sent during the term Jennie Acheson.
Bertha Acheson. Esteila Miller, Laura
Mcbride, Ernest Miller and JohR Miller
Not tardy Jennie Aches1n, Annn
Yantis, Estella Miller. Ernest Miller
and John Miller.
thereby tender my thanks 20 the
patrons OF the school for the hind treat
ment received while In their midst.
and fer which shall hold them Ia last
ing remembrance.
LAURA FAEEow.
Teacher.
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"Do boldly what you do at ALL" Boldly
do We afi1rm that Kidnsy-Wort is ".be''
great remedy for liver, bowels and kid
ney diseases, rheumatism and piles van
ish before It. The tonic effect Of Kidney
Wort II produced by its cleansing aud
purifying action on the blood. Where
there Is a gIavelly deposit In the urine or
milky. ropy Ut Inc f,om dlsordered kid
news, Il always cures
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CONCERT.

The choir of the Congregational Church
will give . miscellaneous concert on Mon.
day evening. Aug 26.. for the purpose ot
raising funds with witch to purchase new
hymn books. 1t will be assisted by the
following ladies and gentlemen en-: Misses
Annie Grimm, Emily Turrell, Annie Pow
ell, Belle senders, Professors Davis and
Robb.
The program with full particulars VII
be given next week.
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wsoa sawlas.

Immediately after harvest Jim Gil
mour will return to this city with his
steam outfit, and will be prepared to
saw every stick of wood in Albany and
put 1t away In the sheds. And remem.
ber that he will not charge aay more
than the unual price. Now ia the time
to make good your words on The
Chinese question.
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The salem Pump,

wish to say to my many friends and
former patrons Of Linn and adjoining Coun-
ties that am again on the track with the
Salem wood pump which is very much I'M
proved; improvements which no other pump
possesses on the coast These pumps will
draw water faster and easier than any pump
in the market See these pumps and you
will be convinced Our guaranty for those
assertions are. we viii let you try the pump
before you buy. If you do not see as, write
to Shedd and we viii I'll your orders prompt
Ily. e II. B. THRAsHER.
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90. star siiii Aseead.nE
LAURA FAgEOw.
Teacher.

In recent call upon Mr. ". II. Meal
lister, 2o0 Front sueet, sebsrAl agent for
the sale OF the Star Chewing Tobacco, ho
thus spoke 10 ono OF our reporters: 81
was tortured with pain from acute rheu-
matism, and cared not whether lived or
died. tried st. Jacobs oii--Just two APP
plicatIons OF which entirely cured me.''-
"SAn Francisco Call Calf"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-11

Beware of tho stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney
Urinary or Liver Diseases as they only
relieve for time aud makes you ten times
worse afterwards bat rely solely on Hop
BiLters. the only remedy that will surely
and permantly cure you. 1t destroys and
removes tho cause OF disease so effectually
that 1t mover returns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-11

When we see medicine advertised to
cure half dozen or moro classes ofGis.
eases, we conclude that it Is humbug.
And having noticed that the proprietor ol
Ammen's Cough Syrup only advertises Oh
claims 1t good for coughs, colds and lung
complaints, we were induced to try it, and
now take pleasure in recommending it t
on \ readers.
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Closing OaI.

Mrs Powell is now closing out her stock
Of millinery goods with the intention Of
removing from Albany, and consequently
Is offering the people great bargains II
you want anything in her line do not for
get to call. She also wants us TO notify all
who are indebted to her to call and settle.
as she is compelled to close up her bust
ness in Albany.
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L &. F. 4.

Farmers IN the vicinity OF shedd
having wheat to store viii do well 10
leave it in the Farmers Union Ware
houseat Shedd-
For particulars consult A. Wheeler
manager.
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Pity Years Well spent:

Rev Hanna, of Corvallis, was In the city
Wednesday. coming here principally to
commemorate the fftieth aDniversary OF
his acquaintanceship with Rev G Irvine
and Ex-Aayor D G Clark. Fifty years
ago they were school boys together in the
State of Ohio, and since then they have
only been separated for about a year.
Rev Irvine came to Oregon in 1851, and q
year after Rev HaIna and Mr. CLARK fol-
lowed in each othars company. They
have ell been good boys, and are nov
travelling down The shady side oflife, leav
ing behind them years well spent, ant
locking forward to happiness not to b
expressed by pen.
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% Nearly Dead

After taking some highly puEed up
stufs, with isng testimonials. Irn to H5P
Btters, aud havo no fear OF any Kidney
or Urinary Troubles, Bnshrs Disease
Diabetes or Liver Com plant. These
diseases cannot resist the curative power
OF Hop Bitiers; besides II II the bes, fam.
ily medicine on earth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-11
InsissratIug Feed

For the brain and nerves In what we need
10 these days Of rush aud worry. Parker's
Ginger Tonic restores the vital energies
and brings good health quicker than any
thing you can use T'ribsHe. Nee another
column.
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sroeGhsIAeru Heeilng.

Notice il hereby given that there viii BE a
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Albany &
Santiam Voter Ditch or Canal Co.. at their
Office in Albany. Oregon on Tuesday Sept II,
1852. at two o'clock p. ra-, for the purpose
Of eIecting seven directors to serve fer tie
snsuing year.
T. ELKHs J. IL. EUBKHAET
Secretary. President
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There will be Nh services At the College
Chapel for four weeks. The prayer meet
ing and Sabbath School sill continue a. in
the past Rev.Jos Emery will preach in
the M. 4. Church South Eext Sabbath
ke services at the Congregational chnreh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-11

The term ''hydra" may be used to rep.
resent any manifold evil. Ityou would
battle successfully with this many-headed
monster Of disease you will find it expedi-
ent to keep Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound always at hand.@Dr Banning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-11

A Mr.. Dawson, confided to his room
with fever In the Hotel was TAX en- from his
room lust in time to save drenchine and
carried to the Revere House. ''Jirn, mon.
telth d Sons chlnainan, distinguished
himself by hand WORK, something pecn.
liar In Chinaman.
AZ one time fifteen buildings caught on
fro from tho flames and cinders sent by
the wind TO different parts u the city.
The roof OF s. E. Young's warehouse
caught repeatedly and had to be put out.
The Exchange Hotel caught few timos.
The Chinese house opposite the Post
Office was on fire once, and about the
same time fire on the bell tower ofNo.
Us had TO be oxtInguished. The root Of
the house occupie by Mr.. woodIn, op.
poslte the DEMOCRAT Office, was on fire
two oor three tlRes, n big hole was burnt ln
carpet In John IIackleman's residence
on Broadalbia street, and II IL oven said
that the depot hotel got benefit.
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- :
TgORN.

COSTELLO AT Prescott, w. T., on Aug
., 1882, to the wife Of VIM Costello a
SON.