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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-22
ALIVE TO ALL DEMANDS.

If all exhibitors had entered into the spirit of the State Fair with as much en- terprise as Dickinson. rulliam X Co., the exhibition would indeed have been man. moth. Their display of cotton presses, Winship gins, McCallum wagon Jack at- iaohment Flows. ,hc famous old Hickory wagon and in fac, every improved agri- cultural implemen, of which the mind can conceive, was attractively arranged. Their hay presses were pronounced the best and their blows attracted universal attention. No farmer should purchase an agricultural impiemen, until he calls on Dickinson, Pulliam & Co.,, Little Rock
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have been in the agricultural business all my life. and have attended agricultural fairs. since was boy. but never before have l seen such a collection of fruit and vegetables as this. The people where live do not know what this country can produce. and don't blame them from the fact that 1 did no; know few days ago. have gone up the Little Rock X For Smith road. and was deeply impressed with the fertility of the land. but did not know-and say i, upon my honor-tha, any country could produce such fruit and vegetables as these. Our people. ;ha, is those who contemplate emigration. are speaking oi coming 10 this state. and l shall. disinteres;edly though | $, use all means 10 induce them to ;ake d trip up the Fort Smith road before they purchase elsewhere. am not much of an emigratins man myself. ,ha, is. was not until came here and now my word for t. the Little Rock < Fort Smith railroads lands are the bes; ever saw.
 The rapidi;y with which imm grants are coming in can ,ru;hfully illustrate the assertions made by the well known gentle men from Ohio. Col. Slack. I gentleman whose good work for the state is ac- knowledged by all. and whose high stand ing as gentleman all know and ac- knowledge. is an actual benei, 10 all inn migrants. He takes pride in locating them on good land where they soon establish good farm, and attrac, by iheu thrift, others who leave their native homes.
 No one can dispute that Arkansaw possesses rich soil. and no one can say the lands of the L. K. < Els. By. are not the very best in the state.
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OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY

The display of fruits, vegetables and everything else that comes from rich soil exhibited by the Land Deparmen; of the Little Rock S Fort Smith road, gathered and shown by Mir. Charley Wallace. oi Ozark. is the finest we have ever seen. Ii is not only the fines, that can be gathered in Arkansa~, but the best that can be gathered from the entire United States. Mfr. George Grayhars. a prominent farmer
 of Ohio, in examining this exhibit, said: Il
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pared to supply all demands for them.

pared to supply all demands for them. and guarantee their perfect working.
 These machines were all run by a twelve horse power Westinghouse En- zine, which vas no, only novel in appear znce but in working, having seventy saw Gin. Feeder and Condenser coupled direct to the crank shaft, dispensing with the usual driving wheel and belt, etc. This Little Giant only occupied space of four feet square and abou; the same n height. and ran four hundred revolutions per min ute without Jar or vibration. These En- gines are built on an entirely new pnnol- pie. all the working parts. Crank. Shaft Eccenirics Pis;ons etc. being covered and consequently free from dust; which. together with the fact of i,s being self oiling in all i,s parts. makes I; capable of being run by ,he most mex perienced person and a' high rate Of speed. dispensing entirely with skilled engineer.
 While they are of the highest grade of workmanship they are lo~ 1T pnee, the one seen being only S35o. The Company manufacture them from 10 % horse power. and we predict for these engines the larges, sale of any engine in the South. M-. :. Z Hall has secured the Stage Agency for them and he aill furnish all information. We would adv.se all to be on hand and see the eompet- ton between the Gins and also this ma:Chless engine at work.
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REWARD OF MERIT.
The Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine
 Company.

We are rapid naton. We live in an age of electricity. novelty. improvement. We admire the grand and beautiful in nature, art and mechanism and will al- ways encourage II.
 Wha, we wish ,o illustrate IS the gran deur of the display gotten up by the Wheeler X Wilson Manufacturing Com pany. with thelr favorlte New No. sew ing machine. We were shown through their exhib, al the State Fair and Cotton Planters Association by their manager at th.s point. No Hiram Robbins. Mr. Rob- b!ns' long expeuenec n the sewing ma chine business and with :his company shows h.n 10 be the proper man for the position and hIs display reflects grea, credit upon his taste and ability,
 There ae sa"- machines running hy hand and feti power and by eIeetaei:H. Operators were buslly engaged IF man ufae;unng the finest embroidery with both chenele and silk working button holes sewing on buttons and darning: writing names while the machines were running 2, full speed. stitching the name Tn let iers as perfect as If done with pen and ink by an accomplished penman. Ele gant work was also done on linen. cam bric and domestic and on leather. lead and m. Our attention was nex, called ,o the handsome wood work of these ma chimes. gotten up in coiors to match fur ni,ure. Some of the cases were very handsome being artistically Inlaid with ebony and magnificent in finish. The solid walnut wood work was equal in pol .sh to piano finish.
 The busies, place in the Floral Hall was at this grand display of sewing machines. Above, and encircled by magnificent wreath of flowers hung the great premium awarded this company al the previous state Fair On the back wall. hand somely blocked in with -colors. were the words, "ECLiPsEs THEM ALL" Over the RdNiiioi. hi8f hCONS daa OkatCiS. - <AS hACA in flaming letters the legend, "WHEEl.ER X WILSON. THE BEST IN THE WORLD" making altogether the handsomest dis play of sewing machines and sewing machine work ever exhibited in the state
 We never express favorable opinion of any article unless we are firmly con- vinced of i,s merits. 4 careful and un- preludiced inspection of the various dis- plays of machines and work exhibited was deserving of special premium. As d testimonial of THE ARKANSAw TRAV- ELER's appreciation of their tasteful dis play and the excellence oi ,heiT machine we have quietly and anostentatiously handed Mir. Robbins a suitably engraved silver cup-THE ARKANsAw TRAvEiER's special premium.
 The Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co. IS of great magnitude. Its manufacturIn X interests employ capital of fully one hundred millions of dollars and its re- sponsibility is unquesnoned- It gives en- ployment to an army of workmen and Is of incalculable benefit to the country. Our own state has been largely benefited by this corporation. i, having purchased and paid for more than S,oo.ooo worth of walnut timber within the boundaries ot Arkansa~. Such enterprises should be encouraged by everybody We wish them all success and recommen them to the public as company whose dealings are honorable and lust.
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R. Henwood. ,io E.. Markham. manu- factures as fine an article of buggy har- ness as can be made anywhere. He also carries full line of all kinds of saddley, whips, horse blankets, lap robes etc. His shop is one of the largest in the State, and capable of turning out an immense amount of work.
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Adom your homes. The magnificent eolored cngrasings of the "Arkansa@ Irav- eler." ard the Turn of the Tune. will be sen, by mai on reeeip; of 5 cents for either. or the pair for 10 cents. Address II. (. Warner. Little Rock. Ark.
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SOLD BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.

THE ARKASsAw TRAVELLER has a larger actual circulation than any daily or weekly paper in the state.
 The present advertising rates in this paper are as follows:
 Single co.,mn-$I-5 % an inch frsi insertion. sr.oo an inch each subsequent insertion. Double column twlee above amounts. No Special positions gwen.
 Cuts on wood not taken.
 Adv ertisements less than one inch. 70 cents . line each insertion.
 Reading matter notices among pure reading matter zs cents line each insertion. No discounts given on long contracts. Circulation $ increasing very rapidly. and while we bind ourselves 10 carry out contracts al prices for which they signed. rates are likely 10 be increased a; any tre. Advertisements payable quarterly or month g strictly in advance
 Address READ < BE\HAA.
 Little Rock Ark
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GENERAL RYDER.

General William Ryder has appeare a, our State Far. with water from the famous Blood Springs. situated abor; fifty miles from Hot springs. Geneti Ryder IS doing a large work for the state IF his introduction ofihe Blood Springs wate' the best ever known in the United State He Is developing a resort that will pro 2 of general interest, and which will sho~ the distinguished exhibitor to be worke; for ,he public good. The Montgomery county ore attracts unusual attention.
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Well. I'll be blowed." as the factory Nh.stle said when twelve o'clock struck. >omcysTXe fany1ai
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Wha; is wanted Is not so much burglar proof safe. as . cashler-proof safe. >en.e,;.iAt iaata4k
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All railroads will ,ranspor, visitors and exhibits to our State Fair al half rates.
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Before leaving the city have your trunks .epaired a, the factory. 4iS Main street. w. Garland proprietor.
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The baggage master is the fellow who can check people when they are in a hurry 10 get away PiiAiIflthia Ne.,s
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Confectionery in the grea,es, variety al the Southern Palace JOS Main street
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Jo.n F.. Gc>er \ Co. wholesale grocers and liquor dealers, have trade second 10 none By far .deafns, good goods and low prIces they make friends of ali their eas'omers
 Advice to wi,es Man is ycry much ike an egg keep him in hot water and he IS bound io become hardened. C4yos- ,}e-IisyaIi
 The tables of the Southern Palace. JOS Main s.. are the best supplied in the city, Nhen you wan, tirst-class meal call q, Southern Palace.
 The state press was well represented in our city last week. Messrs Weldon and Carnell. of the Fort smith Edc7'atc,. Will Jams, oi the Dardaneile Pos. Jameson of he Pinnacle Springs L<dgfy. Ray. of the Corning .fis cafe. Denton. of the Bates vile Guard Craigg. oi the Sharp County Rf,o,d. Coleman. ot the Ba,esville Pilok and Warren of the Free 7hoEght and the yeii,abie Fred 1 Dean, of the Hope Rad- :: ii having honored us with their pres enCc.
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A full line of trunks. valises. and sample tAses at the factory +iS Nam street, ]. W. Garland propnetor
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Happiness IS defined as ! bird which is always lowering near us. but il Is mighty difficult to put sal, on his tail Loweil (tIssn
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Trunks and yalises. all sizes and all prices. at the factory. 4is Man street;
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For confectionery. frult and soda-waier. go to the southern Palace. IoS Main street.
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Dude. F. bone, keeps ma hinery If a!l kinds and repa.r, ioT aolcrs and en- g.nes.
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Dudley E. iones. roofing fel,. See the four spots advertisement.
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The only thing in this country that IS m; injured by bursting k applause .Hlrafiou Irdctendenf
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N h> ~sh ioI dat which you can't ft-tt4,st -S,stii t4aFkes as -he-;aak d heF-ifeia Ais Heikhior,S coop. Dss ..!s' ' i.is
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For said.es zollars. bndies. blankets and ...l kinds of horse clothing go To K. Henwaoi. TO F. Markham
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N hen a man has a plumbing bill 10 se,,le he md, out what i, costs to pay the 7lper >Ih ItSf Paper
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Young men shoald he earefui abou, afopplas remark, They ma4 be pieked up by | biEger man. .tf,e 9,icin7 ff'l- .il btt.
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Richard Henwood. ,io East Markham street. makes the finest buggy harness sold in ,he city.
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Hiram Robb!as.cor Fifth and Nj ain S,s.. agent for Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines
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Wha, are ,aIns good for: Good for o4nn.hal, io cal philopinas with. Eh : J.. /tshE
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 go to the southern Palace. 4oS Main street Young men shoald he sarefal abou, dropping remark, They maA be pieked ID by l biEgef man tf.e. 6,1f.iH7 ii'I alaHt
 Dude, F. ianc, keeps chinery of al kinds and repa.rs ioT ael!crs and en- gtnes.
 Why ~sa ioi dat which you can't a heF,-ifeia Ais eikhborS coop. D.s...s' : ,it
 For saddles. follars. bndies. blankets anG ...i kinds of horse clothing. go 10 K. Henwooa. TO F.. Markham
 N hen man has a plumbing bill 10 ,e,,le he md, out what i, costs to pay the 7aper. >ii' L,Sf Fapty.
 Hiram Robbas.cor flfth and Main S,s.. agent for Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines.
 Wha, are ,nIns good for, Good for o4nn!hai, ;o ea, philopinas with. EAo : D:. Lt<lh
 Richard Elenwood. ,lo East Markham street. makes the finest buggy harness sold in ,he city.
 The only thing Tn this country that IS m; injured by bursting k applause .HIrafion Inactend<nf
 A full line of trunks. ealses, and sample eAses at the factory, Nam street. ]. w Garland proprietor.
 Happiness IS defined as bird which is al,xa,.s ho,.er,n.r ,,ear ,,S h,,, ,S
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 ,iveness by cleaning quantity of hully. sandy cotton, which he had brought expressly 10 convince the most skepiical tha, he had the Best Cleaner known. Il, thoroughly opens the cotton. separating each seed with its attached fibre remov- ing ali hulls. sand or foreign matter which IS no, only a saving on the Gin but makes the grade of cotton so treated worth from to cents per pound more.
 These machines are built in the best manner-of the best material. under Mir Coleman's eye The one on exhibition is No. machine, capable of cleaning from ,en to twenty bales of cotton per day according to quality dry or wet. Its cost is moderate, S,oo.oo. The company build ,wo sires larger adapted for very large plantations. Mir Coleman was the centre of an, admiring group of the Cotton Pan- ters' Association. who uniformly pronoun
 ced il the best cleaner ever seen. and its working perfect; and certainly affer what we saw II do under our own eyes, we must say that it does all he claims and is one of the most important inventions to the Planter. To close, we were inform>d by Mir. Coleman that he had been expen- menting on this machine for years, and had now perfected every part and was pre-
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Sl per box for either Mrs. Pmkham freely answers all letters of inquiry. En- close three cent stamp. Send for "Guide to Health and Nerve Strain"
 Samuel Bostic has moved into his new quarters which have been provided with a complete new set of furniture and fix lures, and now has as neat tonsorial es- tablishment as can be found in Arizona. And this new establishment has caused Sam to become an anti-monopolist The freight on his new furniture was from St. Louis to Deming, about 1900 miles, 93; from Deming to Casa Grande, 2S0 miles $50.
 We learn from Postmaster Henry, of Cottonwood, that Foreman Fish has started new enclined shaft on the Spe- cie Paying ledge. It is his intention to connect this new shaft with the dritt at | the bottom of the present working shaft, This will serve the double purpose of showing the character of the ledge all the way down from the croppings to depth of 24O feet and establishing ventilation. In the meantime work will be continued in the old shaft and the tunnel.
 Mir. Aaron Mason bought the delin quent stock of the Montezuma Ditch ant Canal Company, sold last Saturday to pay assessments. This gives hin control ing interest and he will have the ditcl extended to his Banner Ranch, below Florence and will probably change tn, course of the ditch so as to make it avail able for irrigating a large block of mess land that could not be watered should tn canal be carried through on the line o the former survey.
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San Francisco show conclusively that mining Is a paying business This mine, owned by Messrs. Stone, Goodfellow and Tolles, has shaft to the depth of seventy feet following the ledge, in which the pay streak widens from 10 inches at the top to 2 feet at the bottom of the shaft. The character of the ore is chIorides and carbonates, with & mixture of fahlore, shipment of which gave an average of over 5000 per ton.
 Adjoing the Snapp mine and on the same ledge, Is the Chloride King, owned by Messrs. Cenron and Pickering, on which is shaft of 70 feet, from which is taken ore that goes high up into the hun dreds The ore is of the same character as that of the Snapp; in fact all the ore of the district is similar in quality.
 The Robin, owned by Messrs Broer- man, Ceslinger and Hall, has shaft to a depth of 80 feet, from the bottom of which is taken black sulphuretes of silver and fahlore in gangue of white quartz and porphyry. The ore from this mine will give an average of s15O per ton.
 The Silver Chief, Worldbeater and Manhattan are valuable properties and quite extensively developed by shafts and tunnels and there have been large ship ments of ore from these mines with pro- ftable results to the owners, Messrs. Broermann and Ceslmger
 Access to this district is by way of Pinal, from which place good road and trail leads to the camp. The advantages for mining and milling are unsurpassed by those of any other section of the Terri tory, as the climate is cool and delightful, the elevation being about 5000 feet above the sea level. An abundance of timber for mining purposes and fuel is to be had in the immediate vicinity, the surrounding hills and mesas being covered with forests of oak and cedar, while cot tonwood grows plentifully in ths ravines The miners of this section need only re duction works to make them the most in dependent people on earth, and with the present development of their mines, they can offer good inducements for thor erec- tion of mill There is large spring within mile of the mines, and easy of accesT, that has flow of water sufficient for 10 stamp mill, and never failing, - while during the greater part of the year there is good supply of water in the creek flowing through this districc to Salt River. Taking into consideration the natural advantages that the Rogers district possesses and the richness of its ores we predict for it prosperous future.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Remarkable Furnace Rum.

The old Globe Copper Shelter, located near Globe, Arizona, has now been run ming several weeks putting through an average of over 40 tons of ore per day, with bullion product of 9 to 10 tons, running from 97 to O8 fine. This is one of the famous Water Jacket Shelters made by Rankin, Brayton X Co.,, of the Pacific Iron Works, and is rated by them as of 30 ton capacity. There is probably no other Furnace in this country or Eur ope that can show any such result.
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FINAL COUNTY RECORDS
Furnished by JnO. J. Bovine,
 County Recorder.
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
 J. D. Reymert to Terra Rlca Mining Company all the following described mines: The Norway, Scotland. Ohio, Wisconsin, Maria Jane, ReymorS and the Grandfather, situate in Pioneer district, s25, ,O0O.
 Noah Emcrrlck to Michael Jennings, ] interest in the Bullion mine, Pioneer district, $500
 LOCATION NOTICES. Idaho mine, situated Old Hat district, by NJ L. Calhoun, Geo. ". Bemender- fer, Sam. A. Pearson and Jas S. Mccoy. Minnesota mine, Intervener mine and Echo mine, same district and same loca- tors
 Diablito mine, 10 m. Il. from Pinal, by Yesee Lopes, Priscilian Gomez and J. D. Reymert,
 Crazy Jane mine, in Old Hat district, by M. L Calhoun, Geo. w. Bemenderfer and Sam'l A Pearson.
 Dutch George mine, in Old Hat dis trict, by the same locators.
 Champion Mine, in Riverside district, by Otto Sohetter, David W. Carriger, Vii liam w. Carriger and W. E. D. Scott. Sultan mine, Unknown district, by John Gundall, August Teller and P. c, Haley.
 Juno mine, B nj. ". from Gila cross ing by same locators,
 Sirins mine, B m. from Gila crossing by same locators.
 Brumer mine, ?! from Gila crossing, same locatora.
 Black Prince, Estrellas mountains, by same locators.
 Saturn mine, B mi from Gila crossing same locators.
 Uranes mine, m. from Gila crossing same locators.
 Herkules mine. 24 m. from Glla cross ing, same locators
 St. Antonio, 4 m. g. of Gila crossing same locators,
 Mars mine, Estrellas mountains, same locators.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Mechanics Lien.-Josiah Champion against Arthur H. Elliott
 Mortgage. Henry Schoshusen and wifi to Aaron Mason, all that cel tain parcel o land: the n. W. sec. 8, town. g., rang b e, Gila and Salt river meridian, 5000
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Notice of Probate.

Territory of Arizona, County of Pinal-in the Probate court
 In the matter of the estate of Joseph Col lingwood, deceased notice for publication of time appoinedt for proving Will, etc,
 Pursuant to an order of said court, made on the 16th day of December, 1882, notice is here by given, that Monday the 18th day of Jan uary, 1883, at ten o'clock, a. m., of said day, at the court room of said court, at the town of Florence, in the County of Pinal, has been ap- pointed the time and place for proving Will of said Joseph Collingwood deceased, and fol hearing the application of J, w, Anderson fo, the issuance to him of letters testamentary when and where any person interested may ap pear and contest the slue
 Dated, December 18th. 1882,
 J W DAVIS,
 5sA Clerk
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Rogers Mining District.

This district is about 15 miles north from the town of Pinal and about 12 miles from the Silver King mine, and is being rapidly brought into notice on ac- count of the recent developments and dis coveries which demonstrate beyond a doubt that the various mines are as merit orious as their owners have represented them to be.
 During the past few months there h. s been considerable work done and the shipments of ore from the Snapp mine to
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compete with us fin Quality of Goods
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Florence Town Site.

FLORENCE, A. T. Dec. 21, 1882 Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the commissioners to adjust title to Florence Townsite has adjourned unt January 10th, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 A. ]. DORIAN, g 2t Secretary
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.sR9yGEE RATS. :,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed bugs, chipmunks, ,gophers. l5c. Druggists
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Notice to DehtSrs.

All parties indebted to me in either large or small amounts, are hereby noti- fled to settle immediately and thereby ssya frouhle and eypensa
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Furniture Repaired, Saw-FiIing 8
 Speciality.
Undertaken.

Cofins made to order at short notice, and always on hand.
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PHILo B. GRAHAM. FINAL, 4. T.. Nov. %, 1882. 35tf