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The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-07
International Rifle Match.

At meeting of the board of di. rectors of the National Rife Associa. tion held in New York on March 9, it was an .ounced that the interna- tional rife match, for which our rifle men have been preparing a team to send to England, would be shot not st Wimbledon but at Creedmore, as the Englishmen have decided to send a team here. They were unable to guarantee return match in case our team went to England, and so they consented to take the initiative by sending team here. Gen. Wingate first read letter from Sir Henry Halford, in which this propo. sition was made. To this a favorable reply was sent by cable, and in answer came the following from Sir Henry, dated March 1st:
 Council willing to send a team to Creedmoor this fall, upon terms already arranged"
 The directors at once sent the fol- io"ihS uiopdtcu 1o DIT I1eHry.
 "Terms accepted. Match to be in September"
 It was decided to invite all the states to compete for the honor of having representative in the Amer. ican team, and to use all means to get up such popular interest as will result in the production of a team worthy of America. The matter of selecting suitable team.was referred to the committee on international rife match. The match will be shot according to the. terms published when it was thought that the Ameri- cans would go to Wimbledon. The teams will consist of twelve men.
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Cochise County Records.

Tue following instruments have been filed for record with the county recorder: LOCATIONS. J. N. Mason, the Hawk Eye, Turquois district. J. N, Mason, the Surprise, Turquois dis. trict. J. N. Mason, the Diablo, Turquois dis. trict. Robert Matherson, the Mountain Daisy, Warren district
 Robert Matherson, the Superb, Warren district.
 Robert Matherson, the First of March, Warren district.
 Robert Malherson, the Hidden Treasure, Warren district. Chas. Liftchild ct al, the Tenderfoot, Winchester district
 w. F. Banning, the Contact, Warren dis trict. w. F. Banning, the Chloride, Warren district.
 w. +. Banning, the King of the Moun- tains, Warren district.
 w. F. Banning, the Buncom. Warren district.
 George R. Evans, the Detaulter, Dos Cabezas district
 James Bowers, the Mammoth, Huachuca district.
 NJ. Stuart, Episode, COchlse districts Charles Williamson ct al, Champion and Norman, Dos Cabezas district. J. c, Brady ct al., Brady, Tombstone district.
 BILL OF SALE.
 Geo. Weaser ct al, to George Jaeger, house and lot.
 Henry Pixien to Charles Bernhardt, lots 6, z. s, 9, and 10; block 65.
 DEEDs-REAL ESTATE.
 J.V Vickers to L. w. Blinn, 1S inter. est lot II and 115 of 12. block 5; $450. Jas. 5. Clark ct al., to 0. O. Trantum, lots 3, and 4, block 2S; $2OO.
 Jas. $. Clark ct al., to Mrs. Katie l.. Bartholomew, lot r, block 47; $1OO.
 DEEDs-MiNEs.
 II. G. Horton ct al., to John N. Gal. lagher ct al, E Fraud; $500 Andrew Mann et al to John McMahon, 1s Red Bnck; $100.
 A. J. Mitchell to W. w. White, Ii Sid. ey; $lO,000. AGREEMENT.
 Wm. Griffith ct al, and Chas. Solomon.
 APPoINTMENT AS AGENT.
 Etna G. & 5. M. Co. to A. II. Emanuel. POWER OF ATTORNEY. At, Lynch to H. G. Horton, to sell cer. tain mines CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
 Chas. Bertrand to Flora Stumpp.
 NOTICE OF ACTION IN DISTRICT COURT. Patrick McMahon vs. John M. Col lins, obtaining deed conveying 1S Las, Chance. MAP OF TOMBSTONE TOWNSHIP. Executed by Howe & Naming, March 4th, 1882. BOND FOR DEED.
 John NJ. Collins to J. D. Power, Las, Chance mine BRAND. Samuel Gates.
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That Alleged Cure for smalI-Pox.

Ahnt AllcSeu Curc TOT Smdll-t0xs
 A mixture compounded of one grain of sulphste of zinc, one grain of digitalis, half a teaspoonful of su- gar and two tablespoonfuls of water has lately been declared to be an eff. fectual cure for smallpox, and a paragraph to that effect has been widely published. A correspondent of the Milwaukee Republican writes that during a recent attack of small pox he gave the supposed remedy a faithful trlal, and derived not the smallest benefit from it. He adds, moreover, "ln the town wh'r re l caught the virus the sure cure wa, published at the first breaking out there. A druggist put it up and ad- vertised it as ready on call. There were nearly fifty cases there after ward, a quarter of them fatal, and l understand the majority of them tried the unfailing as fate cure. It has had recent wide publicity, but l doubt whether any 'French medi- cal academy has yet heard of it. As for its strength, take drop of apple juice, drop of turnip juice, mix with taste of sorghum syrup, and stir the mixture in pail of ws,er- take some whenever you are thirsty. This will be as 'unfailing' as the other and is equally harmless. With such a terrible disease as the small pox, credulous people may suffer greatly or die by having placed be- fore them, under such emphasis, this utterly worthless cure."
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Examination or ID. Calisher. {.


 The court convened at 10 o'clock a. m. and Mir. T. A. Atchison was called as the first witness. He testified to having seen the defendant going towarl the rear of his store. between the Delta Saloon and said store, about 10 o'clock on the night of the fire, also, to having been at the fire. Frank Platz and Louie Zorn were then sworn, and both testified that they had seen Calisher coming from the rear part of hls store some little time before the fire,
 The next witness examined was Nj. H. SmAh, who stated that he had seen Cal. isher about half an hour before the alarm of fire. coming from the rear of the store through the building now going up be- tween dsfendant's store and the Delta saloon.
 At 12 o'clock recess was taken until l30 p. m.
 During the afternoon the motion for dismissal of the prisoner was argued both pro and con, but the court overruled the motion and Mir. Smith was recalled to the stand
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THE funeral of little lilly Hickson took place from his fathers residence at o'clock this afternoon. All the members of his class at school attended the exer- cises to pay tribute to their once bright playmate. Hilly's desk at the school room has been neatly draped in black since his sad death. Many friends fol. lowed the remains with the griet-stricken parents to the grave, and there they left the dear little one at rest
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Roll of Homer.

CHARLESTON, March 6. EDITOR EPITAPH:-Please publish the following roll of honor for the Charleston school: Charles Schwartz 97.7, Honora Wickstrom 956, Sydney Webb 936, Henry Cowing 91.3, Frankie Burnett 90.7, Rolly Smith 90 1S, Frank Shearer 90; and greatlyoblige your obedient servant,
 H. E. WITHERsPooN, Teache.
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WOrkA of Art.

The finest assortment of pictures ever brought to this territory IS now on exhibi- tion at the wareWoms of Messrs. Ritter & Ream on Allen street, between Sixth and Seventh. It embraces some of the choicest works of art in almost every form, includ- ing oil paintings, chromos, crayon draw ings and photographs. To those who intend purchasing anything in this line a visit to the above establishment IS com- mended.
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CITY ITEMS
Methodist Aid.

The regular monthly meeting of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society will be held on Thursday, March 9th, at 9 p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Robt Eccleston, corner Fourth and Bruce streets. A full attend. ance is requested. Mas. THEO. BROWN,
 Secretary.
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10. Smith has opened his new station Stafford block, on Fifth street, with large stock of goods, together with leading monthlies and papers. There is also kept on hand fine stock of pipes, tobaccos and cigars of the best brands.
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Hotel Arrivals.
COSMOPOLITAN.

James Reynolds, Oregon; B Block, Ben son; Ernest O Mcclure. Charleston, A P Hill, California; A Magee, San Francisco; !; John Reynolds, w H Daniels, Blsbee; Wm Hogan, Watervale; R Pryke. city; Will NJ Mcclure, Kansas City; Arch Gibbs, Chicago; Mrs Goodwin aud son, Mrs Richardson. Virginia City; T L Howard, Santa Cruz.
 BROWNS.
 Ben Williams, Bisbee; L D Kinds, Santa Rosa; Jas Forester, L D Campbell.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-07

A MAP of Tombstone townsite, executed by Howe & Manning, civil engineers, has been filed with the county recorder. It will be in order now, Tn making convey. ances, to refer, in the description of prop erty to map on file.
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French Restaurant,

On the European plan, 510 Allen street between Fifth and Sixth streets The pro prletors of this establishment have had long experience Tn their business and un derstand thoroughly the art of pleasing thelr patrons. Give them trial and you will be convinced.
 ED TERRoLL & Co.,, Props
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Farciot's Patent Canteeu.

This is the most perfect canteen for pros- for water, drinking cup and plates, to be carried in nose bag for feeding horse. For sale at Caldwell & Stanford's,. Allen street between Fifth and Sixth. Call and examine tor yourselves.
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Gen. Charles H. Howard, Indian inspec- tor, paid us visit yesterday. He leaves tomorrow for Wilcox, and points to the eastward. Gen. Howard is proprietor and editor of the Chicago Advance"
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DELINQUENT SALE.
Delipausnt sa,e N.siee.

YTyoMBsToNE CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND 1 Silver Mining Company.
 Location of prime pal place of business, San Francisco, California.
 Location of works, Tombstone Mining District, Cochise coudty, A iZons Territory.
 NoTIcE.-There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of aseess ment (No. 1l, levied on the ninth day of Jan uary, 1852, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders. ss fol Iowa.
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THE American Restaurant, on Allen, between Sixth and Seventh streets, oppo- ste Ritter & Ream's, is now serving as good meal for .25 cents as can be got elsewhere for 50 cents. Give it trial and you will be convinced.
 MRS. 5. J. DILL, PrOprietress.
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SHEET music for sale at Robertson's, 202 Fourth street, Browns building.
At the old stand.

z. II. Taylor having repaired the dam. age caused by the late fire at his stable, and fitted everything up in much more complete manner than before, will be glad to see his old customers and the public. An elegant hack constantly in service.
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MRs. Nj. L. WooDs, formerly of the Me- rose restaurant. keeps an excellent board. ing house in connection with her lodging apartments, at 6l7 Fremont street. She serves regular board at $S week, or sin gle meals at 50 cen s each.
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Menls at the Benson Hotel.
Mails.

Eastern Mail-iuciudng all points east of Ben son-closes s p. m.
 Western Ma,l-including all points west of Ben. son--rloees ii 80 a m.
 Money Order business closes 8 p. m. Register business closes 3 80 p. m. No Money Order or Register business transact ed afer office hours.
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Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live in! Nature give us grandeur of mourn tains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means for enjoyment We can desire no better, when in Ierfect health; but how often do the majority of people feel like giving it up, disheartened, discouraged and worried out with disease, when there IS no occasion for this feeling. as every suf terer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that Greens August Flower will make them as free from disease as when born. Dyspepsia and liver complaint is the di- rect cause of seventy-tive per cent of such maladies as biliousness, indigestion, sick headache, c0stiveDess, nervous prOstration, palpitation ot the heart and other distress ing symptoms. Three doses of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Try it. a--.
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concrete water and sewer pipe. This is one of the best pipes for conducting water for domestic and mechanical purposes, where the pressure is not too great, and for sewers, that IS manufactured.
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McCarty & Stewart will again open their dancing academy on or before the 18th inst. For terms and other inf0rma. tion, apply to either Mr. McCarty or MT. Stewart, at 425 Fremont street.
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Union Newa lenat

Has now on hand large assortment ot toys, fancy goods and stationery, as we'll
 as all the standard works of the best auth ors. Also fill stock of albums, paper trays, story books, musical instruments, Christmas cards and diaries for 1889. etc
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E Jo6n H. Jackson, United States deputy marshal, went to Benson this morning on business connected with the selzure of 600 gallons of untaxed spirits. .-,.
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Ben Williams, superintendent of Copper Queen, is in town. Contractors will do we'll to read his advertisement that ap pears Ill thls number of the EPITAPH.
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Wanted

two apprentices to learn dressmaking, at Mrs Frary's, on Fifth st., between Allen and Fremont
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-07

At woodhead x Gays Cash Store California Figs, Oranges, Nuts. Alp. pies and Produce of all kinds. Fresh Fish every Thursday.
 F. N. WOLCOTT, Manager.
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Col. Dean has opened store on Fourth street, No. 223, where he proposes 10 buy and sell everything that may come under the auction line. Strict attention given to outside sales
 Col. DEAN, Auctioneer.
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SCHOOL books and supplies at Robert. sons, 2O2 Fourth street, Browns build ing.
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If you want a fine cigar call at the Club Saloon, southeast corner Of Allen and Foul tn streets.
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NEAT rooms, well furnished, with or without fire, also private board if desired, at the San Jose House, corner Fremont and Fifth sts
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CANE MOUNTrNGs and meerschaum pipe mountings, and all kinds of jewelry re- pairing done at Hartman & Co.'S.
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WANTED-A situation by a competent bookkeeper. Inquire at No. 425 Fremont sreet,
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-07

A LADY desires to rent 8 piano. The best of care will be taken of the same. Call at this office.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-07

A new fire-prOof safe for sale on easy terms. Inquire at the postoffice.
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THE only place t" get Fine Watch Re pairing done is al Hartman & Co.'S.
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 sandy BOb's stage Line.

Office, 4OS Allen street. opposite the Cosmopoli- tan hotel. Stages leave Tombstone for Conten. tion at 5a. m. to connect with the eastern bound train and al 12:20 p. m. to connect with the west ern bound train Accom- nodation stage for Con tention will leave every day at o'clock p. m.
 Meals at the Benson Hotel. Passengers leaving Tombstone at 5:S0 .. ID. have half an hour for break fast at Benson, Those leav- ing here at 12:30 p. h. have one and ahaf hours for dinner.
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Dancing school.

A pleasant cottage for sale; inquire a, the pOstoffice.
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EXCELLENT business offices in EPITAPH Building for rent at reasonable terms.
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OFFICE stationery at Robertson's, 202 Fourth street, Browns building.
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Opened.

SPANGENBERG rents sewing machines at $5 per month.
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NEWSPAPERS, periodicals, and books a, RobertsonIs, 2O2 Fourth street, Browns building.
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MEERscHAuM goods, at the Oriental Ci. gar Store
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Samuel Gates.

MT. Ozro Haskins came up from Tue son this afternoon. He represents the owners of the patent for Arizona, of the
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Auction and CommIssion store.

Go to SpangenbeIg's gun store and get one of his $40 tirst-class sewing machines.
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FINEST brands of chewing and smoking tobacco at the Oriental Cigar Store.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made the ninth (9th) day of January, 1882 many shares ofeach parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public .uction, at ihe office of the Company, Rooms and Led aOor) 309 California etreei San Francisco Ca ,n MONDAY, the SIXTH (sth) day of MARCH, lSs2 at the hour of o'clock p. m. of said day, 10 pay raid delinquent asseesmeI thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale
 NJ. HUNTINGTON, Secretary. OFFICE Room ed foor,, No. 309 California street, San Francisco. California.
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ENGRAVING, in all it's branches, done al Hartman & Cos.
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NEW RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
EASTWARD.
Trains Passing Benson.

GOING EAST New Mexico express train. arrives s:s5 a. m.
 GOING WEST. San Francisco express rain.. .arrves 3:42 ?. m.
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THE choicest brands of imported cigars. just received at the Oriental Cigar Store.
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Kinnear's e.tage Liue

Stages leave T mSstone for Contention at a.. m, to connect with the East bound Train, and at l2:20 p. m |, to connect with the West bound train.
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PARTIES wishing firstclass view of the city of Tombstone should call at the Ori. ental Gallery, 22i rourth street.
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SINCE the new tune table on the Conten. tion stage line the stages for Charleston and Huachuca leave Tombstone at 80 o'clock pm. The Bisbee stage leaves Tombstone on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ut 8 o'clock in the morning as usual
 FuRNTsHsD rooms, with board, at the San Jose House.
 Deeds for Bonds, Mining Dc eds an i.0rnttOn NOtices for Sale st thI4 Onsre
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P. W. Smith IS sole agent fol the ceIe 6rated Amazon Whisky and St. Loui Rebstock Beer
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Diamonds,


Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware. etc.
AZ Austln's jewelry store. A fine lot of the
above named goods have just arrived. The
finest and handsomest Diamond and Pearl
lockets ever brought to Dallas have arrived
and selling. at prices from $40 to $l75. Go
ana examine before buying. Remember
olg Main street, Older than the oldest Jew.
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j. NJ: Dram has determined 10 make reg
ular slaughter in the prices of diamonds,
necklaces, gold watches and chains and sill
yerware. do and get an elegant present
for less money than you ever dreamed of.
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The most elegant and com Portable bath
rooms ~ Dallas, warm and nicely carpeted
everything clean and neat, are to be found
~ Lee Cohn's, 5l2 Main street, oppositc
five cents. ''~N VI '"e"'y'
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'lrlsh NntIonnl Lana Lcngue.n

The Hon. 7: NJ. lIealey, NJ. p, will Ice.
turc on behalf of the Irish Land Lcarue.
January O, lSS9, at CraddocS Opera House
admission 80 cents, Tickets to be had nj
yMessrs' Jones u Murphy, Shields N
street. ''''"
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No. 413 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.

AS dinnertime draws near, especially
when dinner doesn't how we realize The
emptiness of things below. But after 4
splendid dinner, how We relish a pipe Of
Blackwell's fragrant Durham Bull smoking
tobacco.
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w. J. Shone's, No. sos Main street.
Macaulay, complete, 5 VOL, $500; Dickens,
complete, $500 .Thackeray, $500 Scott,
$500.
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To all my old friends and patrons wish
to say that can and will self boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, ETC., as low as the lowest,
Cheap for cash. will be pleased to see ali
my friends. II. Page, 70S Elm street, Dallas,
Iexas. Boots and Shoes made from meas
ure and repairing done on short notice
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For Rent.

The large and commodious store.room We
now occupy, extending from Elm street TO
racilic avenue, and part OF Il two stories
Very choice location. Possession aiven ai
once, as we are moving our stock to 75S and
80 Elm street Apply to '''
MITCHELL & ScxuGes
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The greatest and best show ever given in
TINS city can be seen at Loep a. Wo,d ,
New, Theatre, Twenty-Five star artists and
admission only % and 80 cents.
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They Please the Public

The Grand.Windsor bar, under ia new
managers, hCSsrs. John T.. Hogan and
George Waller Is ids, becoming tho resort
ol That class orcustomcrs who appreciate a
wCH'c9ndncied saloon, and who when they
patr9hlS' a bar want nothing but the hest
fsnous lllat can be served to the public.
have no Supporters IN their line of bnsine,s
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IL. Page, boot and shoe store, 7OS Elm
street, has large line of goods for holiday
gifts and every day use; such as slippers,
CATERS, ETC., and full stock always carried
OF his own work and Eastern make.
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Miss May Melton, the champion liz and
reeIdansouse Of the world, appears nightly
at Loeb n Woods New Theatre, THE
greatest dancer In America don't fail 20
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Ladies, misses ana ohildrcns' hoss n,
very low prices. NJ, Rescnthal a Co. "
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II You want to BUY family carriage
ana for Ou's catalogue and price list.
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>, Crawford 4 McKisson M the "Irannv
liotlonto,.,' at Loeb Il Woods New Nc.
atre' are alone worth the price of admis'
sion. "''''''S
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a. u $. Owen, 500 Elm street, headquarters
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l,adies anu Misses line shoes speeialt,
at Owens boot aud shoe store,
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All OF OT's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent whocls-i is inch axles
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o, Ihal for the convenience OF the pconlc
mcnt ofhar,lwarc and tinwarr ON thc c,,.
ncr of fcarl aud Elm streets. our motto-
Low cash prices. Satisfaction promised TO
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What you want. ''''S ~ e''
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;. Don't forget Owen when you need shoes
Elm Is The street 900 the number.
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restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen
:, Mayer a5i and nll Elm street has IA,
incest restaurant IN this city.
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Buy good, scrviceablc shoes from H. =.
Owen, 500 Elm street, 80 .
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a. I'M. Inc otlce will give you nothing but tho
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Grand CO ncvrl every night at $. Mayer
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o. For mmcc-mcnt meat so to a, Bond 4
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Craddock's Restaurant. """ W
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Lave merchants '.ll The nunsiable hoo,
20 10 Maycr's al Elm street. The fines,
aioon this side Of thisarn. ''' '''' ~
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Fine Christmas cards. New Years cards
anu diaries for 1882 at Shnno's.