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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
zsTOWN sTUTsMAN COUNTY, D. FRI DAY, JUNE 8, 1882

contains about so acres, in which Mr.
Klaus is now arranging park, which for
beauty of location and surroundings can
not be exceIled in Dakota Territory. The
underbrush of the entire tract is being
cleared away and the trees trimmed. In
addition to the park the remainder of the
woodland, together with scope upon the
bluff to the west, will be laid out in town.
lots. Those lots will already be provided
with shade trees of large and natural
growth, which will make it paradise for
a home. The soil is rich and productive
of all kinds of garden vegetables suited to
this climate, giving the residents not only
the means of support to a great extent but
the luxury OF having them always at home
as well.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
The Pittsbure Strike.

Ptttsburg, Pa, June s.-There are no
indications as yet that the action Of thu
manufacturers meeting yesterday to re-
slst granting any advance Whatever on
the present scale of wages will soon cause
The ironworkers are still confident. not.
withstandlng the united scale taken by
manufacturers.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Montana Potatoes.

Fort Benton River News: The Butte
on her down trip was loaded with Ice goo
pounds of potatoes for Bismarck and other
points east-thc first instance on record of
shipping potatoes from Montana to the
states. Until within the last few years it
was hardly believed that potatoes or any
thing else would grow at Benton or viciil-
lty, and what few vegetables of any kind
were used here were imported and ALWAYS
brought an enormous price .Atest, how
ever, soon demonstrated the fact that no
country, not even the Emerald lsfe, could
produce such potatoes, and now the tables
are turned.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
THE OUTSIDE WORLD.a
Increased Pensions for Veterans Whss
Lost Q leg.
The Funeral Of Garibaldi ct oapesns
Yesterday.
a Prize Fisht-A Murder-Oout 1sitine-
Fires.
l.washinRton Items.

By Western Associated Press.
Washington, June Sin the star rents
trial to-day the testimony related 70 the
business system of the postomce depart
ment.
The District Of Columbia bill passed the
senate to-day.
A joint resolution was adopted in the
senate appropriating SO, 600 for the relisf
OF the Mississippi planters suffering from
the recent floods.
The bill increasing to 40 per month the
pension of those who lost limb IN the
late war has passed the house.l
The bill creating the Oregon Short Limo
Raiload company In Utah, Idaho and
Wyoming was reported in the house to.
day.
The legislative, executive and judicial
bill increases the employees in the pension
office at cost of 81, 742,00O, and in addi-
ton appropriates $220,OOO more than the
bill for the current year.
The deficiency appropriation bill passed
the house to-day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Chicago Labor Troubles.

Chicago, June 8.-Some trouble is "a.
tlcipated because of serious interference
threatened and in few cases actually
offered by striking horseshoers against
those refusing to join their union. The
union offers to pay workmen 20 per cent.
week to stop. Many have accepted the
offer, but the employers find no dlficultv
in filling their places. The brickmakers
are once more at work. A walk around
the yards this afternoon reveals the fact
that they are all running in good order at
compromise of l2115 cents advance Per
day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
stil1 Onward.

After the rest and quiet of Sunday, busi-
ness in town resumed with increased vigor
The arrival Of railroad magnates on busi-
ness directly affecting the town gave a
new impetus to our already booming
business, and the demand for lots and
lands improved likewise. 1t is evident
tbst The boom Of Jsmestowp has not only
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Gettvsbure Reunion.

The veterans of the Union and Confed.
crate armies have completed their revis-
ion of the battle grounds of the second
days fight. Members of the Army Of tho
Potomac IN Northern Virginia engaged
in first days battle meet June II.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Funeral Of CacibaIdi.

Maddalena, June S-The remains OF
Gen. Gar1baldi were Inferred in Cemetery
at Caprena this afternoon. Funeral cere.
monies began at 345 p. m and closed at
5, a storm of wind and rain raging the,
whole time. The coffin was covered with
gallands and flowers, and was followed
by the Duke Of Genoa, Signor Zanardelti,
Gen Friereo, represe natives Of both
chambers and of 800 various associations.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
The Northern Pacific

G.. X. Barnes, general passenger and
ticket of agent the Northern Pacific, has
| issued folded circular setting forth the
beauties of the country along the route of
this railroad and advantages Of travelling
over the road are enumerated as follows:
Carries $50 pounds Of baggage free on
each full ticket.
Its rates are always as low as the low
est.
Is the pioneer route to Fargo, Bis
marck, the Yellowstone, Missouri river
and Montana.
Itruns two through express trains daily
each way.
All passenger trains are equipped with
the Westinghouse air brake and Miller
platform.
Its track is all steel rail, its road bed
solid, which permits the greatest speed
with perfect safety.
1t takes you through the greatest wheat
fields Of America, an avenue of inexhaus-
tlble wealth.
Its entire trains run through without
change, st. Paul to Bismarck.
Its line extends entirely across Mime
sofa and Dakota, INTO Montana, a dis
tance of $50 miles from St Paul.
ltmakes stage connections at Miles city
for points on the Yellowstone
1t runs Pullman sleeping cars between
St. Paul and Bismarck, and Duluth and
Fargo, and parlor chair cars between St..
Paul and Fargo.
1t runs Pullman sleeping cars and on
all night trains. These sleepers are new,
of the latest Style and tirst-class in every
appointment.
1t runs no emlSrant trains or cars, hold
ers of cmigrant tickets being carried on
regular express trains, in clean, neat Sec
ond- class cars with cushioned seats.
Passengers who go over the North Pa
clfic receive all the accommodations of
modern railway travel, and are always
pleased.
The sportsman has also this bill of fare
presented for his delectation:
While the sportsman cannot go amiss
in finding an abundance of game and tlsh
| anywhere on the entire line of this road,
there are locations in which certain varl-
eties of either abound in greater quanti-
ties and are more easily obtained. In the
limited space afforded we would suggest
as the most satisfactory places for game
as follows:
For deer aud bear-Brainerd, Aiken
! Verndale, Wadena. Detroit, Battle Lake
| Minnesota; Little Missouri, Dakota; Glen.
dive and Miles City, Montana.
For antelope-Anywhere between Man.
dan, Dakota, and Miles City, Montana.
For butfalo-Little Missouri, Dakota
Glendive, Miles City, and Billings, Mon,
tana.
For prairie dogs-Anywhere between
Mandan and Glendive.
For ducks, prairie chickenss grouse
| plover, etc.-Go TO any station between
Little Falls, Minnesota, and Bismarck
Dakota, and they will be found in plenti
'ul, supply, especially in the lake region!
of Minnesota and vicinity of Bismarck.
For geese, brant, etc.-Jamestown
For bass, pickerel, muscalonge, pike
perch, cattish.-Go to Bralnerd, Deer
wood, Lylvan Lake, Gull River, Detroit
Battle Lake, Clitherall, Lake Park, Spir
itwood, jamestown and Bismarck.
For trout and whltetish-Go to Duluth
For brook trout-Go to Miles City, Bill
lings and west.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Shooting AHrav.

Laramie, Wyoming, June 9.-At Raw.
Inns last night VIM. McCabe shot Ed Cal
luson who had threatened his life. Nc
Cabe, is the government interpreter OF
shoshone Indians here for supplies. Tho
lynching and trouble from the Indians -
feared. The act was the result Of IN Old
feud
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
per bushol than the wheat raised in the
Eastern States

Per busllol than thc Wheat raised IN the
Eastern States.
VIM Vessey, Sir, of sauk Centre, faith
er of our live townsman, Henry Vessey,
has taken up a large tract of land twelve
miles west of here. He intends starting
an extensive sheep ranch.
The schoolhouse is attended daily by
twenty -three scholars, all of whom are
coming along nicely under the careful tut
ton of Miss Marsh.
S. L. Glaspell passed through here on
Tuesday afternoon at rapid gait, drawn
by two dashing broncho ponies. They
were headed for the Black Hills.
Richard johnson returned from Mime
apolis on the 9Th inst, where he had been
buying stock for his bonanza farm.
RUPERT.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Cattle Poisoned.

Montreal, June s-Five hundred cat.la
from the west, destined for ENGLAND. .vere
turned out to grass on farm near ~
city and poisoned from eating noxioos
weeds. A large numoer of the cattle havo
died.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Fire Accidaut,

Baltimore, June s.-During small hre
on Frederick street tonight, roof fan
carrying down the third aud second loon
with nine tiremcn. They were. all rescued
more or less injured.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
The Methodistx.

Montreal, June S.-The Montreal cea.
ference of the Methodist church Of Caae.
da unanimously voted IN favor of Netho,
dist union.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Issuing Counterfeit 1ius.

Ottawa, June s.-1Iartin and Ansua
Sparrow, sons of the late Mayor sparrow.
were arrested to-day on a charge Of iasu.
ing so bills.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Bargain,

A fine pre-emption, seven miles east OF
jamestown and two miles from Spirit.
wood, for sale. Price low if taken al
once. Inquire Of
OrSSE & MAasx.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
Booming Dakota.

oOOAA4AAS A@fAOtSAs
The new town of Ellcndale, down in
Dickey county, is an illustration Of how
like magic new towns spring up out in
and in song all over the world. On the
25th of April, SIX weeks ago, Glendale
was opened up to settlement and the first
lot was sold. May lst the first building
was erected and one month later there
were three grocery stores, two dry goods
and grocer les, two hardware, two saloons,
one drug store, three hotels, one livery,
bank and newspaper, the first number
of which, the Dickcy County Leader, is
upon our table and is a handsome and
lively paper. This is not an isolated in
stance, but one that has been and is being
| repeated in various other localities in this
| territory. Talk about your enterprises
and go-ahead- tive-ness in the states !!
You no more compare with that of Dako-
ia than the speed of canal boat compares
with that of a lightning express train
jamestown started up with the same vim
and is keeping 1t up right along, year af-
ter year. Other towns and cities in the
territory, notably among which is Fargo,
have done the same thing. Dakota chal-
lenges the world i'll any enterprise OF
growth and development, and in its re-
| GuluS OLl VAOuCy lS plCHtN
labor is in demand, and large wheat
crop is almost sure.
The convention of the American Medil
ical Association which met at st. Pau.
Monday is somewhat noted in its charac-
ter, its members representing the highest
talent of the profession, have met for q
mutual exchange of ideas and scientific
investigation which they have individual
ly and personally made. These associa
tions, be they of whatever profession OF
trade they may, are matters of very grea
Importance in the way of diffusing knowl
edge OF the trade or profession. In thi
day of rapid advancement in all the art
and sciences one cannot afford to den,
himself the advantages of these associa
tions. They certainly made a good selec
ton of place when they appointed thei
meeting at the beautiful city of st. Paul
which in many respects is without a pee
in America, and this convention will af
ford the medical profession who assembl
there profitable and pleasant meet
) iag. The st. Paul people are putting O
/ their cleverest in entertaining the distir
t guished body of medical men, and IN max
? Ing their stay pleasant,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-06-09
The SIsseton Indians.

Browns Valley Register: The ridicul-
Gus and absurd canard is being circulated
by several papers that the Indians of the
Sisseton reservation were dissatisfied and
disposed to make trouble for reason Of
their annuities expiring IN June of this
year, and that the military were taking
necessary precautions 10 prevent settlers
from being killed, ETC., when the Indians
went on the warpath, by sending addi-
tional troops and cannons to Fort Sisse-
ton. The report is ridiculous in the ex-
treme. The fact of the matter IS that in
the first place the annuities do not expire
until June 80, 1883, and it is just as much
of surprise to our neighboring aborig
ines to learn of the report that they were
preparing to massacre the white settlers
in and around their reservation, as it
| would be for one-half of the people Of
Browns Valley to learn that the other
| half were going to wage war against
them The fact that the ''grub" issued
to the Indians monthly does not last a
week shows that they are mainly self-sus-
tainlng as far as food goes, the bulk of
the annuities being in the shape of cloth
ing, work cattle, wagons, farm machine
ry, ETC., to enable them to support them
selves, which large number of them are
doing and will continue to do if left
alone.
The Massachusetts legislature was pro-
rogued by the governor. They were in
contention over a salary. grabbing scheme
and could not agree upon a day of adj
journment so the governor fixed the time
for them. Those sedate Puritan solons
stimulated from the cup so highly tha,
their last few days sessions was more like
a riot than the deliberations of body OF
law makers such'as the Bay State woulG
reasonably be supposed to have. Th,
legislature of that state has very otter
and emphatically set its foot down on in
temperance, and their latter days woult
| seem to indicate that they had hit upol
J the plan of drinking the liquor themselve
so as to keep it from the common drunk
ards whose appetite for liquor they hav,
been so long legislating upon. That i
what they call quitting down liquor
, and no one will dispute that it is calm,
l things by their right names. The Bostel
$ press denounces it as q disgrace that de
3 serves national as well as local rebuke
= If they had not been too drunk they woul
j likely have passed joint resolution o
e sympathy and encouragement to th
Q caSist;aa Temperance up'ea,
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Insurance vs. Insurance

Last Saturday two of our prominent insur-
ance agents had little one-sided difficulty,
which, we are informed, came near resulting
in pistols and coffee for two.
1t seems that one of them, hearing OF pol
icy that had run out and had to be renewed by
the other, went to Mr.. X. and told him that
he wanted to renew his policy. The con-
fdent and assured style in which this was said
led Mr.. X. to think it all right, and soon after
received what he thought a renewed policy.
but really new and in another company As
soon as this was discovered Ivy the battlcd
agent he attacked the other in his own office,
and told him in language not to be misunder-
stood, more forcible than polite, what he
thought of him. The CHALLENGE was not &C
cepted at the time, but it is feared that the
gauntlet will yet be picked up.
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Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
SAN ANTONIO, July 22, 1882.
Special Orders No. IT.

Special orders NO. IT.
The Geographic instructions of the 2Ist
instant. m ,difying paragraph II, special or
ders No. 68, current series, from these head
quarters, in so far as to allow company +,
10TH infantry, to continue temporarily. and
until further order, at Fort Mcintosh, Texas,
are confirmed.
Recruit Sidney J. Huss, enlisted by the
recruiting officer at san Antonio, Texas, is
assigned to company a, 22d infantry.
Recruit William A. Powers, re-enlisted by
the recruiting otficerat San Antonio. Texas,
is assigned to the band 10th cavalry.
Conformahly to paragraph 1857 army regu-
lations, the depot quartermaster at San Anto-
MO, Texas, is authorized to shoot one public
mule to prevent contaglon.
By order Of Brigadier General Augur.
THOMAS NJ. VINCENT,
Adiutant General.
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Unfoundcd Charge Against n Circus Man.
An affidavit was made this morning by w.
N. Smith, of Atascosa county, charging John
Flandreau, of Corpus Christi, with stealing a
$40 gold piece. The coin was dropped at
the circus, and Smith alleged that Flandeau
had picked it up, but there was no proof
whatever. and as it was shown that Smith was
drunk at the time Justice Adams dismissed
the case.
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A big fellow with burnside whiskers, in
his shirt-sleeves, and considerably gone in
liquor, had seated himself among the attor-
neys during the Thompson examination; he
become so wrapt up in the case that when
the evidence Of Barney Mitchell was being
read over by lawyer Heron to the witness,
Whiskers called out, Louder, louder; can't
hear that at all" He was lifted from his seat
and sent to the city cooler. 1t caused ripple
of me,riment TO pass over the otherwise tragic
proceeding.
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PERSONAL.

George Onersides of the firm of Rice &
Baulard of Galveston, is spending several
days in the city.
G. A. Wills, the boot and shoe representa-
tive Of Clahin & Thayer, leaves tomorrow.
(if he doesn't get lef) for New York and Bos
ton to wat upon his customers visiting those
markets. Will also rusticate around Coney
Island.
-"Col Andrews made an eloquent speech
endorsing Ireland" Us. A. Express.
Col. A. always speaks eloquently, but i
he endorsed Ireland then the question arises
did Andrews capture Ireland or Ireland cap
ture Andrews.
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ALBANIAN BODY GUARD ASKED.

The khedve has requested that steamers
proceed to Dulcigno to fetch &c % Albanians
10 act as his body guard. The ministry has
opposed the project, refusing to provide the
money theref r.
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HOte, Maverick.

Winchester Kelso, Galveston; c w Sandy,
St. Louis; Jose NJ Zuaguo and lady, MEXICO;
l. Zuaguo, Mexico: Bella Bellnap, city; w X
Lyman, New Orleans; VIM Loiand, Calves
ton: Sol E Bacharrach, Cincinnati; ] c Ably,
New Orleans; D w Van Hauten, St. Louis;
Ed Richardson, Detroit: John H Salmon,
Greenvlle Ga; w c NJ Edwards, Galveston.
"A fine lot Of pure as Gold" twist tobac-
co Just received in six pound caddies al low
rates at ct HARRALsON & SHAPARD.
The Quintessence Of beauty and flavor is
thd Picadura cigar only SC. at
ct HARRALSON & SHAPARD.
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Notice to ExcaVatOrs

will receive bids up to II a. M, Saturday,
July 29th, for the excavation of cellar for the
high school building. For 'urther informa-
ton call at my Office near Crosses bank,
Commerce street, San Antonio.
GA St AMEs MURPHY.
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Don't fail to attend the entertainment OF
literary and debating society, Friday, at Turner
hall. Tickets Is cents. No extra charge for
reserved seats. st
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Prof Katzenberger will have charge o.
the musical part of the entertainment mex
Friday night, which insures those that attend
| a rare treat. st
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Great Reductions in Price 8.

Clothing, boots, shoes and gents furnish
ing goods at G.. B. F., Alamo plaza. Civ
him call. 7-25-Iw
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City Items.
Wanted.

A stout young man to work in store
man preferred. Apply at this othce.
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The finest AMI most select stock of Ke,
West Cigars just received at
ct HARR Alison & SHhPARD.
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HOrd's Hotel.

VIC Roy, Kyle, James Seess and family,
Centre Point; Miss B Edens, Selma: Mrs
White Miss Hitler, Miss Hitler, Sabnal;
c Pfeiffer and wife, K Laurence, New Braun
fels: II Foggith Hearne: G II Frock, Con
zales w A Lane and family, Miss Annie Hol-
land, Tilden; D McFaddsn, St Louis; w H
Harris, Mari N; H D Harroll. H Pfeffer,
Boerne ] ID Brnneth, Austin; Robert Carr,
Carrie Springs; E G. Lester, New York;
Lang San Marcos; NJ A Wrthers, Lockhart;
Geo E Williams, J Floubean CoUp's Circus;
Abe Gookin. Coup's circus; J V Abrams,
Uvalde: II c King, Stockda!e; c A G. oder,
Texas; ! NJ Mcdaniel, Medina; J B C Iark-
ner. FRO CO: s w Trimhle, Texas; ! Robb,
Uvalde: S E Tilley, Austin: Jas Ashley, Pal
estine: c A Burgess and family, Houston; o
Ellis. Uvalde; Geo F Pendexter, Austin: G.
w Hill. LaSalle CO, T G Martin, Kyle: inc
Way. Palestine; G R Pate son, Sabinal; K
w Mussey. Pee: VIM Maloney, Jno Ken
ney. d Black. Gatesvil'e; II Burbank, La,
redo: S ! Nash, New York; W NJ Walton,
Austin; H Scofeld, Houston; c Burnett
Gonzales.
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Plan. .

Rented at low rates by
ia st. RHHDIUS lEMPSkY.
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PrlVato Class.

The undersigned desires to secure class to
young men for instruction at night. For re-
ferences, terms, ETC., apply to
r. B MINOR,
Office Of A. w. Houston,
ia It. Devine Building.
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Genuine Pongee silk and seersucker coat
ana vests at PancoaSt 4 Son. II
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Essay on Education" by J. M. Emer-
erson, Turner hall Friday.
"A good barber is wanted at once at
Busky's, No. IL Soledad street. 724 ct
Recitation, "Jeptha's daughter" by w.
II. Huston. al Turner Hall Friday. st
Dining room servant wanted at Mrs.
Tuns,ars, SIS Oakland street. 7.25-2t
-Oration. "a Model Man." by Rev. c. c.
Armstrong, at entertainment Friday. st
See the Judge and the Mayor in the "Ma-
chine Caucus" Turner hall, Friday night. St
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| in all cases Of FluH, Coiic Oh 'era Morbus OF
other c mplamts of the Bowels, take Morley's Uni
ver>al Blackberry Balls m25. cents, at +. kalteye'
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One of the largest stocks Of hats to sele
from at A. PanCOaSt & Son. 4-I9
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Wanted

A house keeper. Enquire at S. c. Bells
corner Houston and avenue c. ia ct
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July 2lst, 1882

July Slst, 1882
Just received, by l.. HUH & Son, p Market
street, D. Landrelh & Sons tall flower and
garden seed, comprising amongst others new
crop turnips, cabbage and spinach seed.
7-22-St
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Do you need money. Emerson is the man
that's got it. 7-I8-Im