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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
First Publication. February 2, 1852.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Yaukton, d T.,
January 50, 1852.
~ OTlCE is he reby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
and that said proof will he made before tho re.
Gister or receiver at Yankton. Dakota, on
Wednesday March 8, 1850, l0A. m..vi1: Friedrich
Frank. one of the heirs Of Gottleib Frank, de-
ceased, under his homestead entry No. los2,
for the nnrtheaSt quarter, section 4, township
%, range 81. He nAmea the following witnesses
to prove his continuous rexidcnce upon and
cultivation Of aid land, viz: JAkob koat, Jo-
hann Horst. X RI Ziegele. Johann Hermann, all
a 4. wrrTER. R.ei.s.e.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

st. Louis. Feb. 15-Max Taxman &
Co.'s glue and hair factory i'll the western
suburb OF Rock Springs, burned last
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, s., 600.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
Sent Homo to Cbin.

Boston, February l5.-The body of
the late keckun Hua, professor of the
Chinese language in Harvard University.
has been enclosed in a leaden casket and
sent to China.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
Proposals for Yankton City Br;doe
Bonds.

I've Thousaads Dollars u Bs.as f.r -.
iankton. Dakota, Feb. Il. lsss,
SEALED PROPOSALS fos tvo tho,...a All.
i.ss Bridge Ss bond: Of the city g Iaaites
sI.oIIIso sss ,Sss ny otoinance appeoved Aovenhef
interest payable semi-AnnuAlly q the odlce a
tas % CITY treasurer. in the city q Y.nkto., IN
tsies! 70 commence from date Of deposit os
ths mayor ,s until O'Clock ?. n. Friday. March
The right 70 reject any and Ill bid !. n
J.R. sAxSovS, Mayer,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
New York, Feb. IL.
CHICAGO.


New York, Feb. IL.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb. Is.
WHEAT..Active, excited, but psnicky, 81 III;
cash and February. $l.ls1a March; $l.laia April
GSl.12a April.
CoRS-weak, heavy, lower, 54ac cash and
February, 5stc March; So April; 62A May.
May.
RYE-saaSSc.
BAKLEY-$l.
WlIsKY-.Sl.le.
@so M.ssh sss Apr s1el eis s.s Msy
LAaD.Panicky; heavy. lower, Sl04O cash
May.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. Feb. Is.
.WnEAT-Panicky, .i1.l7M cash; el.lsli March
$l.lea April; 81 8 May.
Com luiet; 56lc,
OATs-Quiet, 4O,.c.
RiE-s4isc.
BARLHY-S5.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

Oscar Wilde delivered lecture in Chi
cago on Monday evening to very larg'
audience, and was accorded the most re
spectful hearing of any city he has ye
visited. His theme was "The Englisi
Renaissance" but he only alluded
briefly to the revival Of English art, ant
soon turned his attention to Americas
art, and indulged in many severe criti
Gins on incongruities lately coming un
der his eye. He mentioned that The
high stone tower OF the Chicago watel
works, piece of architecture of which
the city IL proud, was appropriate as {
medieval castle. but as wator towel
the style was too utterly out of place.
The nomination of Col. Rucker, as
quarternaster general, although con,
fifned without extended debate, CAV,
rise to considerable criticism on the
ground that it provided for placing III
officer 70 years of age in position which
has just been made vacant by reason OF
General Meigs having attained the age
of G5. 1t was generally conceded, how.
ever, that Col. Rucker's long and faithful
service, both in the line and staff OF the
army, and the fact that he stood next tc
Gen. Meigs in the order OF promotion
entitled him to special consideration
with view to his being hereafter re.
tired on the rank of Il brigadier general
Monday night the New York Lincol,
club celebrated tie seventy-third ami
versary OF the birthday OF President
Lincoln. General Grant. Emory A
Storrs. Senator Mcdonald and Gov. Cor
nell were among the guests. Genera
Grant, in speech, said that he nevei
met MIR. Lincoln until March. 1864. ~
like the name OF the club because il
bears the name OF the greatest man the
country has ever produced" Mr.. Storls
said: "Abraham Lincoln was typica
American citizen. He led the rcpubli
can party in its fresh. brigh, and yigor
ous days when it did not tamper with
wrong aad knew no half-breels in its
ranks CHEERS and cries of "506''l 1t was
aparty sired by freedom, and there could
be no cross in such stock
Moody County Enterprise: We hope
that there will be great many trees
planted in Moody county this spring
Cuttings can be bought at very low Zig.
ures and every farm should have grove
planted npon it forthwith. Tho trees
will certainly prove paying investmen,
in the end. They will add to the beauty
of the place, make a wind-break, and be.
fore many years will supply fuel. The
general planting of trees will have the
effect OF making the weather more equa.
ble. They will modify the extremes OF
heat and cold and to large extent pre-.
vent drouths. 1t has been found by ex.
perience that corn will ripen from ten
days to two weeks earlier when it is pro.
tected by belt Of trees than when it il
not. 1t has been shown that wheat in
the wooded country is less liable to be
blighted by heat than that on the open
prairie.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

vennor says that this week will ter
inmate with widespread snow storm
blockading western sections and reach
ing southward to Washington.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
Taken Up.

I my premises, six miles from town, north
iaG black pony. The owner IL requested 10
cal! 81 my place. prove property, psy chsrres
and take The animal away.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
JOHNSON
G. K A S S S E d.!

This grass will grow in any climate. Will en-
dure the long and intense heat of q Southern
summer, and the rigors of Northern winter.
Grows on any kind of land. Hay, rich juicy
and tender. After first year will bear three
cuttings. Price, SUBJECT to tiuctuating eS.sO
per bushel ~ cents per pound.
JOSEPH HAkDlk. Selma. Alabama
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance.
An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance in relation to Fire Limit" ap-
proved January I. 1882.
Bet ordaiaed by the Mayor and Council Of the
Cny0r Idnkton.
SECTION /. That section of an ordinance
entitled An ordinance in relation to FIRE lin
it, approved January I, 1882 be and the same is
hereby amended by inserting after the words
block twenty six the words land block elev-
en-
Sec. .. That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and approval.
Passed January IL. 1852.
z. RrenHY.
Attest, President pro TEN of Council.
+. T. Tu1TE, City Clerk.
approved January H. 1882,
JACOB MAY,
Mayor pro TEN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

THE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR Law In
L pamphlet form, for the uae Of eoun1iS. can
b peocered b. Addressing Tie Prso en1 Onhc,
oAi6A, o05ce Yankton, DAkota,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
Panicky Condition Of Affairs
on Change in Chicago.
A Break in the Deadlock at Albany,
the Tammany Men Going
With the Repub-
licans.
Proposition from the Union Pa
cific for q Consolidation
With the Central
Pacific.
CONGRESSIONAL.
HENATE.

Washington, Feb. 15-Mr. Jackson in
troduced bill presented at the last
congress, appropriating $4,000 com.
pensation for tha property of book
agents of the Methodist Episcopal
church destroyed at Nashville in 1864 OF
at any other time.
After long debate, the senate, by O
vote of l3 to Is passed a resolution to
provide messenger for each committee
on finance. postofiices, pension claims,
judiciary. district Of Columbia and Oh.
crossed bills. The pay is fixed at sl.4O0
per year.
HOUSE.
Washington, Feb. 15-The morning
hour being dispensed with the house re.
sumed its consideration of the appor.
tionment bill and Mr.. Herbert continued
his speech in opposition to an increase
in the membership Of the house.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

Gen. John Fitz Porter, il is announced,
w;ll be back in Washington this week to
bepin tho agitation of his claim for re-
;nstatement to the army.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

The coroner's jury in the Soteldo in
quest brought in verdict that A. NJ
Soteldo cnme to his death from pistol
shot wound inflicted by pistol in the
bands of his brother, A. O. Soteldo. The
coroner committed A. @. Soteldo to await
the action OF the grand jury.
The nomination of Major Rochester to
be paymaster general of the army Was.
after brief discussion, recommitted to
the committee on military affairs for ex-
animation on certain charges to the ef-
feet that he was guilty of gross neglect
of duty in allowing Major Hodges. the
defaulting Washington paymaster "a
number of years agol to turn over to
him an unveritied account OF money then
nominslly in Hodges possession, instead
of requiring the money to be counted
and delivered.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
Penitenti,ry Propo..I..

DEPARTnKNT OF 1zI Ixrra1oa,
WAsHINoToN, Jan. u, l662
SEALED proposals will Be receiyed st the
Office Of the secretary Of the interior, Wash-
1857. for furnishing the materials and labor for
and building complete for occupancy 4 peni.
ientiary for United stetes oonvicts at Sioux
the plans and speci6catioas to s. seen in she
d. +.
Each bidder should furnish testimonials -
bond sufficient 70 secure the faithful pef.
Torrance OF the contract will be required.
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
The proposals. should be endorsed .sPropossls
for building penitentiaxy," and addrsosed 70
ths sesTetaFy OF the 1%pts5ies We.hi2ston, D c.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

Senat rial Nominations.
Schenectady, Feb. 15-Chas. tStanford
was nominated by the republicans to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Sem
ator Wagner.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15

First Publication January q,
Territory of Dakota, Second Judicial District,
In the District Court in and fer the County Of
Yankton.
Sedan, defendant. -
To Dottie H. Sedan, defendant sbove p.uea. !.
You will take notice. that the plaintia above
Busy. Mrs. Fisher and Other spndry yitnee.sss
on the part of the plaintiff, ct tie oS6ce III
Henry harmeyer. notary public No. 10 West
Ninth street. IN the city Ct Cincinnati, county
ID day of March, 1882 between the houf, Of 10
Hsi9ek =, =; m; and four O'Clock p =. yi,h au:
positions TO be read in evidence lpon the trisl
of the above entitled action on the ND al IN
plaintiff. DEWEY q FRRNCH.
dow-sw Attorneys for the PIAinti6.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-15
First Publication, Eeb. 10, 1859.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

g. A. WErTER, Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25
Glad to Hear Il.

A Democratic philosopher would admir-
lister comfort to us and our readers. We
earnestly wish that he may prove to be a
true and not false prophet. He writes
us rs follows:
For the Dispaich.l
/ wish you would let those sensitive
Democrats On there be any that can't vote
for Massey alone. You're devoting too
much time to them. Such men are like old
maids, whom ii Is a dangerous thing TO at
tempt 10 court. Talking OF love makes
them indigestibly sick; but let them do the
counting and latent principle OF love that
never dies will kindle into fervor and do
the work best. just so that latent princi-
pie Of Democracy Qf these importuned
Democrats ever had their souls illumed by
iD will kindlc once more, and they will
vote for Massey as II returning TO recollec-
tons OF their first love; for they can wei
enough see that II is not for Massey they
will be voting, but for our glorious ola
Democracy as against Arthur and Malone.
II they can't see this, the devil has got
them fast beyond redemption. L.
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FAUQUIER COUNTY.
10 LlI;for of the DisDdfch:

To the Edt0r OF ne DtSPo"'
WARRENTON, October "a, 1882.
One OF the best political meetings that
we have bad for years in our county (fau-
quier) was held in Warrenton Yesterday.
The fact that Massey was expected drew
from all parts Of the county large number
of our people. Mr. Barbour, Our candidate
for this district, spoke first, followed by
Holmes Conrad, Esq, OF winchester. And
while many had expressed regret and dlsap-
pointment ut Mr.. Masscy's failure to come,
he having, under the advice OF our leaders,
gone TO StauntOn, yet | heard num-
bers say after the speech OF Conrad
that they were not sorry that Massey
did not come, as it gave them the opportu-
nitv Of listening to one OF the best speeches
ever delivered to a public meeting IN orr
town. | do not eXaggerate when say that
our people were carried away, and that no
crowd was ever more enthused in the re-
solve to discharge its duty than were the
people who listened TO Conrad yesterday.
lie spoke especially to Democrats; pic
tured with great force the abOminatiOn OF
Malone and his party; showed how his le-
gislators, who had prided themselves us the
agents OF the people and devoted TO re-
trenchment and reform, had taken Il solemn
obligation to support. irrespective OF con-
science or duty. every man and measure
put forth by Mahone's caucus, and had
added to the expenses Of the state gov
eminent nearly $4,000, and told Us in
language that will never be forgotten the
untold evils that would follow Mahoue's
success this fall. Then he presented Nus
sey's clams to the support OF every man
who wishes to see the State freed from this
Malone curse. He cOntraSted Massey as a
Democratic Rc&diuster with Wise, Il Re
publican Readiustcr; worse than that.
- Stalwart Republican" Only those who
were present can appreciate the strength
and force of his argument. addressed to all
Democrats TO vote for Massey; and | am
glad TO say that, OF my own knowledge,
many who were lukcwarm before became
warm supporters OF Massey when he fin
ished.
Great good was done by Conrad's effort
Yesterday, and think | can promise youa
good report from Fauquier after the lth OF
November. M.
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Virginia News.

Much regret has been expressed in Alex
andria that Mr.. Kelley was, on account of
sickness, unable to speak in that city Mon
day night.
A sprightly little weekly paper called the
Times has made its appearance in Blacks
burg. IL is Democratic, and is edited by
John B. Lybrook, Esq. Success to the
Times.
A slight accident occurred at Royboro,
station, on the eastern extension of tbe
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Monday
morning, which resulted in several freight
cars being smashed. No one was hurt.
Last week near Brooklyn, in Halifax
county, Boyd Marable threw rock at
Robert Russell, which struck him on the
head. The injured man went about his
work day or two afterwards, but at this
present writing his life is despaired of.
Marable has escaped.
Upon the arrival Of the western train in
Lynchburg Monday Officer Gouldman ar
rested three negroes named respectively
James Dawson, John Bufond. ana Paul
Billings, charged with stealing a quantity
OF tobacco from Mr.. John Oyler, of Abing-
don, and selling it without having complied
with the usual revenue requirements.
On Saturday last, at the store of Messrs
BloXom & Gaskins, on IIoldins creek. in
Inc upper part OF Accomack county.
Thomas I. Hall was shot by Captain James
II. Corbin. The bali entered the back of
he meek, and passed downward. DIR.
Frank Fletcher was called in and probed
he wound, but could not find tie ball. !
Japtain Corbin is quiet and law-abiding
ltizen, and cIaims that the shooting was
lone In self-defIL1, Hall having made
cVeral assault IN r,s min. Eastern Vir-
iaidR. ~'tE IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25
We return thanks to the Department OF
State, Washington, for public documents.
New Hooks.

Edith. A Poem in -Four Parts. BY La
vINA =. YEATMAN. Philadelphia: }. Il.
LIPPINCoTT & Co. 1888. Price, 81.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
A Cruise Under Sir Flags. BY o. A. f.
Philadelphia: J. b. LIPPINcoTT d Co.
1888. Price in paper, GO cents.
This book is said TO have been written
by well-known gentleman OF this city.
At any rate, it bears his initials. His OBJ
ject was, first, Che naturally says, firstty')
oIto exhibit the peculiar characteristics OF
six different nations by embodying them IN
representative Of each respectively; and,
secondly, to further illustrate them by Il
series Of short stories closely interviewer
with the current narrative"
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON u 90.
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DEATHS.

Died. in Fredercksbnrg on ne Z4I s chi1d ~ =
ii. Ma and nd L. II. Hotz; aged two years and TWO
months.
Sadly weeps thy mother DER thee;
God has called thee to Thy h0mc'
Thou hast left US In thy beauty
Thou wilt never more RETURN
Never more Will I caress thee
With my hearts deep ycarnlng io'e'
Blessed angels now enfold thee
ain thy heavenly home above.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY AZ a. vi,
from the Pine-strect Baptist church. frienus anu
acqnaintaBces are respectfully ih'i'ed 10 "''e'''
Died ut her fathers residence IN ilan9yer COM
oIdest daughter OF William n. and Virginia Glib;
son Barker: aged eight years eight months ana
Baltimore and Pittsburgh papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.->.,.-~oSS-y."- ->|-|~">'-'
MT NOW is THE TINE
TO BUY YOUR
WINTER DRY GOODS.
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
is THE PLACE
10 GET EVERYTHING YOU NEED
NOT ONLY OF THE
VERY LATEST STYLES,
BUT ALSO At LOWEST PRICES.

IN DRESS GOODS
You will find the most exquisite deslRns III
FRENCH NOVELTIES, in both WoRoIED
and SILK;
Elegant BROCADEs In SILK and VELVET;
POI,KA-DOT OTTOMANS, BLACK ana CoL-
ORED;
EMBROIDERED ROBES,
BLACK and CQLORED CASIIMERES,
sUOODAH CLOTH, GERSTER CLOTli-in iact'
goods of every price and quality, and In all the
shades used this season.
OUR CARPET STORE
Is OH the second floor. and every one Wanting u
CARPET, RUG, OIL-CLOTIi,or WINDOW
SHADES should not fail TO look through our
very large and well-assorted stock before pur-
chasing -.
We have MOQUETTE and AXSllNSTER VEL
VET BODY BRUsSELS); TAPESTRY in
four grades, THREE-PLY, TWO-PLf. En-
IRA SUPREME INGRAM, LIST, CHI
NESE, and HEMP CARPETS;
SMYRNA, VELVET, AXMINSTER, MO-
QUETTE, aud OIL-CLOTII RUGS;
COCA MATS in every size and quality;
DRUGGETS-cyery size aud prices that must
please;
A splendid stock of WlND0W-SIIADES.
To crown all, we are prepared to do any work in
this department at short notice, and guarantee
satisfaction. LEVY, DAVIS DRAKE,
Successors 10 Levy Brothers,
oc25 IOI7 and 1919 Main street,
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StraightOut Candidate for the seventh
District.

j. w. Cochran, chairman of the Repub-
lican State Committee, is announced as
Straightout candidate for Congress from
the Seventh district. The "postle" Paul
was hard up enough before this unkind
cut. Cochran is very popular in his dis
trct, and his candidacy renders the defeat
of Paul doubly sure.-Lychburq Virgi-
MAN.
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West VMQiuia.

JAMES r. BRowS Democrat), JOHN NJ.
COLLINS (Democrat), and JAxEs Ii. Brown
(kepublican). are the delegates to the next
House OF Delegates Of West Virginia from
hanawha county. The Wheeling Register
claims majority Of nearly il not quite for
~ on joint ballot in the General Assembly;
ana that SNYDER DemocraD is elected TO
The Court Of Appeals by ut least 1902 ma
jority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

A leading member Of the legal profess
sion OF New York city. Charles Carol Leeds
Q2O Broadway says; "Liebig Co.'S
Coca Beef Tonic strengthened my wife as
no other tonic has ever done, and it is, be-
sides, very agreeable 10 take.v Beware Of
counterfeits. ASK for Liebig Co.'s Coca
Beef Tonic. II will reconstruct the most
and enfeebled, rclnyigorate the
'ged and infrD, ana make sickly children
nd infants blooming and healthy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

Few compilations can bear the st r.,n5y
white morning light, when exposes . ~
speck Of tan, every pimplc, and Tue sllgn,-
est sporting Of eczema. In Dr: benson ,'.ol,.
skin Cure is sure relief from the annoy,
ancc Of these blemishes Oh the cheek Oh
beauty
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NELSON COUNTY.
A NEW IRON FURNACE, ETC.


October %, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
McSsrs. Branch & Co., OF Richmond, the
owners Of the famous " Sleepy Hollow"
iron mine, near this point, have determined
to erect furnace near the mine and ship
pig-iron instead of the ore, thus saving
more than half the expense OF hauling.
They will probably build tramway also
to the nearest point on the Allegheny rail-
road.
Major John w. Daniel speaks to-day at
our county-scat, and large crowds are 90
ing TO hear him. There are very few Dem
ocrats in this section who will not vote for
Massey, and il is hoped that Major Daniels
cogent reasoning will set these right. A
majority OF the negroes will probably vote
for Wise and Rives, but the Slraightouts
are also active. and will make their weight
perceptibe in the election. axis.
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--,-u,,ia Postal News.

New post-oalces have Deen eS Va with
at Quinton, New Kent county; VA and T', ot
George E: Austin 1,n as P Va'. with Garland
l.. Martin as postmaster.
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rIT THE GREAT DRY-GOODS BOOM
Is LED BY
JULIUS MEYER & son,
COL AND Glib BROAD STREET.

We claim to carry As large and the bc,t-assortcd
stock of any house in the city, which we are selling
al the LOWEST PRICES. our buyer having just
returned from New York, and having purchased a
great many bargains, we are ready to offer them
this week. We will name few, rs follows
4 full line of LYONS sILK-FACE PLUSH, in
all shades at 50; an extra quality at 50;
4 very fine MORE SATIN, all shades only 75c.
PoLkA-DoT OTToMANs (,omeihlng new at
81.
We have Ju,l rccciycdan immense stock Of ND
GLOVES. Among them will be found some
rare bargains.
\ very fine TIIREE-BUTTON KID only joc.
Also. very large assortment Of KID GLOVES in
Tcrra-Cot:a, OK Blood, cadet Blue. and al the
fashionable shades. and at all price.
Wchaye very fine assortment Of
CARPETS,
RUGS.
OHCLOrH
AND
MATING.
We give The best value for the money, and also
some choice patterns
We sell 4 very fine TAPESTRY CARPET. in
very fine patterns. FOR the low price of 75c.
We have engaged an experienced man 10 make
and lay our carpets, aud we guarantee perfect
satisfaction.
Call early and secure some Of the GREATEST
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY
roc lJ-cOdl
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HoRsPoRD's ACID PBosPHATE-A VALUA-
BILE NERVE T0NIC.-Dr. c. c. OImstead.
Milwaukee, Wis, says: ~ have used II
In my practice ten years, aud consider IL a
valuable nerve tonic.n
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs. &c.

PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
l.. LEWIS'S ART-GALLERY.
Al the latest subjects In PAINTINGS, ENGRA.
WINGS, and OLEOGRAPHS;
New PICTURES constantly arriving;
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES;
BRONZE FRAMES.
GILT and BRONZE CORNICES.
ALBUMS in Russia, silk, and Plush;
EAskLS for parlor and mantcl
PIER and Neutrality-suspicious.:
WALNUT and EBONY BRACKETS:
BlRTllDAY-CARDSa and PANELS;
ARTOTYPE ENGRAVINGS;
CMRONlOs In frame 24x30, ats1;
eNlO FRAMES from 20 cents upward-ffty diff.
lcrent styles;
FRAMES made to order at lowest figures I'm The
city. /. LEWIS
sc o-3m 912 Main stro-t.