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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
Temperate Brokers.
GTrnm tina Nav vnvk rvn,..

Lettering in a much-frequented
drinking-place near the stock exchange
the other day was attracted by the
sight of eight brokers who had come
in at the invitation Of one Of the num-
Der, who had agreed to @set 'em MP
just once" And this is what they
drank: Vichy and milk, plain vichy, ac-
id phosphate and settlers, clysmic and
lemon, calisaya and vichy, calisaya and
iron and Apollinaria, soda and Argos
tura bitters, and one Tom-gin cock
tail. Is it possible that the recent se-
we're scourging that Wall Street has re-
ceived has taught its frequenters to
practice works mete Of repentance?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09

MADE her feel badly-"You look sad
Birdie; what is the matter?" were the
words addressed to Birdie McHenipin
by her friend, Mollie Squeers, as they
met on Austin Avenue. II am not feel
ing WELL" care you sick?" "No, I
am not precisely sick, but feel tired
overworked." 'Do tell me about it, -
'Well, you see our colored cook is sick,
and now poor mother has to d. all the
cooking, and scrubbiug, and washing,
and ironing and it makes me feel SO
tired TO see the old creature work. She
81 so slow"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09

Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs. passing through Joliet, 0ttawa, La Sale,
GaDesee Moline. Rock Island, Davenport, West
6ss Moinss one CAPITAL 81 Iowa., Stuart, Allan.
tic. and Avoea with branches from Bureau
tine. Washington. Fairfield, Eldon. Belknap.
ron, Leavenworth. Atchison, and Kansas City;
vile; Keokuk to Farmingten, Bonaparte, Ben
tG9'n,spert Eldon 0ttu RH. Eddy
Newton TO Monroe; Des Moines to Indianola ana
Wtnterset: Atlantic to Lewis and Audubon; and
Avoca to Harlan. This is positively the only
line from Chicago into the state 81 Kansas. :.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Full.
man Palace Cars attached. are run each way daily
coUNeiL BLUFFS. LEA!EswoKTH and ATcaI.
SON. Through cars are also run between Milwau.
Rock leland Short L:he:'
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect and ito
track islaid with steel rails.
What will please you most Will be the pleasure
Of mef ever ne
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal. good as is served in any 0rst-clASs hotoa
Apprecia1inE the fact that majority Of the
& people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes (and the immense passenger business
Of this line warranting it). We are pleased e an.
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palaces
PyLLMAN- PALACE CARS are r,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, KANSAS CITY,
Tickets VIA this Line, known NJ the
al E Ticket AEeats In the Un,tsd st.se. :,
*. kIMBALL,
Geul Sup0r3ntondAp4,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09

The Bostons continue to hold first place in
dence fol owing with one game less to their
credit, and the Gothamltes five games behind
the Rhode islanders. Buffalo is now in fourth
place and Chicago holds tenaciously to fifth,
although Cleveland is making strenuous efforts
to reach one peg higher. Philadelphia has
fallen back to seventh position, and Detroit
brings up the rear. Following is the schedule
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How Watch Cases are Made.

SIVW WUkCU VUSGS uIV mUOGs
Most persons have an ambition to carry
q goldwatch case, and yet few people know
how watch case is made, or the vast diff
ference in Inequality Of them. InaSo11D
GOLD WATCH CASE, aside from the neces-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
large proportion Of the metal is needed
only to stifen and hold the engraved por-
tons in place, and supply strength. The
surplus is not only needless, but undesira-
BILE, because gold is soft metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong and close-ftting. The perfect watch
case must combine gold with some metal
that will supply that in which the gold is
deficient. This has been accomplished by
the jane. Bos5 Gold Watch Case =, ..,,,
which saves the WASTE Of need q a
less gold, and 1NcREAsEsth the soL1D1rY and
STRENGTH Of the case, and at the same time
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
ssaA cent stanp = Ketsse watch Case fasts PAila
lslphia IA fr haadsse Illstratsd
los Bsss ~ Ksy.ts.s uatsa Ca.ss aads.
90 be coatsissedl
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09

If woman loses her voice driving
out chickens could she be called black
smith? She certainly would be q
hoarse -shooer.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC r. R.

BETWEEN THE EAST + THE WEST!
great feature Of our Palace Cars is sMOKiN9
SALOON where yeu can enjoy your Havana"
Magniace s Iron Bridges span the Mississippi,
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Rluns,
n naaias 5elne made Orion 1 Pepots
This Fly s sESrf44H ksua1 o IiNS IRE 3 2
A cn!eAae, With al livsrsins lines for the
a. At ENs5ETeep. with the l. T. MA, and p
xtWxsaiNaToH HEIsHrs, With r.. c. 1 81
Al IA sALLH, with NJ. Cent. r.
a. AtfnH9PE Ma With .nd 3 - q Ri. B.
=" Al ROCK ISLAND D with :Milv.u1ee Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock lsla PEG Rds.
AZ A D:Asx J. with the Davenport Division
At West LfBERrY, With the B.. c. r. + MR.
It GRINNELL, with Central Iowa r. X.
At DIES M0NEs. with d. n. ?. D. K r.
AtCo5NcM BLUFFS, with Union Paciac X; b.
AtCOLuM6UsJ UNcTIoN,w with Z C. n. R II!
St. {. & Pac., and G 3: SO: r. Rds;
AZ CAMERON with n. st. j. r. Il,
AZ ATcH1soN Nth 18th A ns r Tegsks Santa Fe;
AT LEAvENwoRrH, with Kan. Pae., and Kan.
os xskaHs1s ; CITY, With all lines for the West
and Southwest
ITCKIs6N, and LEAVENW0ETH.-
. Great Eock Island ReHte,'' arc sold BIZ
ar hons ticket saee. .aare..,
Il. ST. JOHN.
0onl Tiki. and PaSs:yr Aet
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09

oy s Douglas, ana 8 majority Of only (, 629
4, 629 over all the candidates.. in popular
vote q 339, 693.-Ben: Perley Poovs. IL
Boston Budget.
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The National Association of Master Plumb
ers, in session at Baltimore, on the 9th.
elected Andrew Young, Of Chicago presi-
dent,
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FIOTSOM,
A light rain i,il last nigh l.

A light rain tel asst night.
And stil the building boom continues.
Yesterday was beautiful, sunshiDy'
spring day.
Sea Side Library complete, at j. b. Feare',
COS Main street.
New sidewalks are being built in different
portions OF the city.
Fine watches OF all descriptions at parlor
IS, tue Windsor.
Everybody should smoke LII eJo kerr
'moking tobacco.
The cattle men began leaving yesterday
for their respective homes.
Mince-m at 3 cents per pound, at a.
r. Bouche's grocery store.
II you want TO invest In city property
call on Veal, Hunter e. Cooper.
Strangers who desire frst-cla.s meal csn
Away. get it at the Board o. Trade restaur'
ant.
Sam Nolan has sold out his interest in
the hardware firm of Nolan, McRosky d
%.
Don't fall to zee Nellie Brooke in her
special attractions, et the race track, Sat
urday.
You can get al number you want in
Sea Side Library, at j. B. Fears book store,
500. Main street.
Henry Smith poor but deserving COL
orcd man, died yesterday and will be buried
this III a m by bis friends.
Miss Brooke was presented With hand
some medal by the citizens oil Galveston, at
the close OF her 100 mile ride.
IN you wish to bry land for ranch or farm
purposes. call at the land and live stock Of
ice OF Veal, Cooper a Hunter.
A grand masquerade bail will be given
Saturday evening ~ Meisterhaus pavilion,
BY the Helvetia Maennerchan.
The Board OF Trade restaurant is always
clean, and walters neat and attentive, and
Won can get the best meals in the city.
Especial attention is called to the sdver-
tisement Of DR.. Clarke. He is an old estab-
lished, experienced and reliable physician
Three car.losds Of thoroughbred short
horn graded bulls for sale By Messrs. X. l..
x w. A. Greer, at Carters stock yards,
Elm street, Dallas.
Messrs. Bates and Jones, at the Windsor,
TO m IS, cordially invite the stockmen 10
inspect Their magDincent STOCK Oh Jeweiry,
watches and silvervare.
Mis- Nellie Brooke IL the champion
eouestrienne in the world. WITH the follow
ing record: Ten miles. 10 minutes a sec
onds; iOl miles, 4 hours, AZ minutes aud IS
seconds.
Some thief stole from his stable Wednes-
dav night q BAY horse Of Mr.. Q. Nc
Ne.lus. branded SO" on the jaw. The sni-
NAL l. Eve years old and reward viii be
Daid for its return.
Rsces Saturday viii consist OF Romsn
chsro, rscrs, X man standing races, bur
die races. horse vs. ersyh0unds. and an In
dian race Tor q bride, sberein Miss Brooke
changes horses while at full speed.
Mr.. T.. N. Powell, the land man. has just
Issued one OF the most compiete maps Of
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sNIILEOGRAPHS.

A s-sat many unmarried ntipter, are
non-ns,ion man
-
s.iocp,ionayy shiIitv
nj,
ooo 10 very queer. 'ne peoPie niust
sousn' a''er are 'noso VINO 40 not pay their
p',,
pIi Atp says .nas woman "anI, every
oouS 0"'iuren "nipPeu ou' hei ohu'
A Sermsn city father says: " little Don-
sense now and then 10 relished by NJ der
men.
Japanese woman dresses her hair only
once in four days. This gives the rest OF
he family an occasional glance ut the mir
or.
A scientist asserts that . bee can only
sting once In Two minutse. We would re.
spsctfully say That that's AL IL generally
needs to.
To mankind death is bat a question Of
time, with womankind tho length OF her
life 10 often merely . question ofverscity.
Colonel Tom Ochiltree is said to be fond
of lying unner the trees In the summer. Ia
the winter time no doesn't wait to get under
tree.
1t IN said that Cinnamon in California are
marryiur young Irish girls. The Irish girls
seemed 10 have gIudge against China.
IL naturally folloys that n hen.necked
husband is chicken. hearted. and that his
wife has "A pullet his beard and treats him
iowl-ly.
Ian veor o.r,,ae arm ,,onnI., ., .o,,.
ssctions Al these gatherines tho girls " II
! rn.n.pt and ths voung man inmp ON
hairs and shrek.
- H.
h.1,.,'a ,,s,anha o. snronitn, ~, 49,.
':t1,s ~, as,ia a. ,fa,,aa -
TO nave sny mustache on his wife's lin but
nj -, or,,o r,..o.,, .. ..;, A., r..
~ no,s, Nv, W. -, 80 90, w 10
10; ,,, s ,,hn ,nnt 90 nisoss I'D - han
Inc Great rnp. The somnn,a husband IL
FIR him
,,.
a sswins inaonine nEens WIS ieceniiy az
sacAeu py n,rue ca,aauuuu nes. mIlIo,u
escsned wi hout bnyiny one OF The ma
chimes,
d., sooo
suvnie man T's hneu sovo ,of sis,ins
scnooi esnvnea. ~ nsnn oeen ior wv"
1t, sne wouldn't have charged him cent.
A Hibernisn traveller. expre,sing how
chssring and oomfortable The roads are
m ads nv miIa. stones suyges,s tba, n wouid
he = treat ,mproyement II they rere nearer
ench other,
There is good deal in the "moyemen.
cureD after iii. Witness the Young man
nho has been cured of paving Attention ia
a youpg lady by means OF a sudden move.
meut OF her pas foot,
c..oi., ,,r,. go MI tho r,.,.u ,,.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

Texas ever made. Every railroad anc
county in ths state w faithfully d nccu
rntely represented. IL 10 peculiarly valua-
nle 10 thoss owning or intended purchaser
Oi western lauds.
TINS afternoon Mr.. Mills, tho ng.nt, will
give test Of the Harden hand grenade iire
pxtinguisher, at the corner OF Main and La
mar streets. ltn worth seeing.
Souvenirs for wiycs and sweethenrta can
be stlected from the innumerable beauties
on exhibition at the Windsor by tho. Mer-
m I'd & Jsccsrd Jewel'v company.
SIR. b. W. Began las started m office
where he will receiye orders for plumbing
aud gas fitting in all departments. A. No. O
Sycamore street, In the roar OF Al9ton's
grocery sore.
stocKmeD and other visitors TO the city
should call ut the wagon and carriage re-
po.itory OF John S. Witwer, 7l3 Elm street,
aud examine his stock. All goods tirol-
class and prices reasonable.
on March ID, tho agent OF ths Pacific
expres. company at St. Louis, sbsoonded
with SIS belonging to shippers; In this lot
we had $40, ~ tsrn os proper onowlng
Was mad. tDs company paid the money
OILY eight days having elapsed. We THINK
such prompt settlement isworthy OF snecial
mention. OLIVER bRi6a-'
A grand ma,quersde ball will bs given
Dy the ttlVttlt hG0nttNu'i, N'lhNNliJ
Gruiti Singing society,". next Saturday
evening, March 10Th, at Msi,terhsn's pay'l.
ION Tickets for sale AZ the Market drug
store and at G. A. Meyer, 9H Elm street.
mission 81.
Visitors in our city should read toe ad-
vertisement in to.day's HERALD OF Mitchell
& Scruggs, who represent, a. general stats
agents, the makers OF everything they han
die This IL one OF our oldest houses In
the CITY, and whose business extends over
the entire state. They have superior
harbed wire that cgtilemen Hhoult have
and they sell at manufacturer whoisssle
prices.
s ockmen-Wstersd sections can be had
when the old reliable solid wheel Slower
wind mill is used for pumping
the water, they don't leave the
TO yer, out cares for itself out in the cold If
oiled properly. Go sec II IN operation ~
w. X. McEntires, near tbs convent, to
whom refer. Gall and get prices, beins
reasonable. and catalogues. Warranted
for one year. d, BtKarrEs,
Tank builder.
1919 Main street. Dallas, agent northwest
Texas.
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Hiring Them Together.

One OF the strongest reasons for the en-
coursgsmeni Of home manufacture, and at
the same time the least considered, Is the
fact. as pointed ont by Adam Smith one
hundred years ago, that grsia expectation
inevitably impoverishes this soil. For this
resson IL is vel to have the producers and
consumers located as ear together IS pos
sible that something may be returned to
the coil. One hundred years cropping
without return will exhaust any soil
knosn. Twent y-fve years generally suf-
fees, snd often five or SIX. P0ts;oes. cab.
baee ana tobacco are most ezhausting.
TIE Virginia planters learned that OF tobsc-
CO many years ago. England has always
been a consumer Oh grain ana toe
waste Of her manufacturing towns has
been returned to the soil, keeping no
its srtility, the average production neing
eqHai {, the new lands OF America. Mas-a-
chasetfs and the other manufacturing states
have hsd much the same experience, the
average production being even higher than
the fat lands Of the Mississippi valley.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14

The famous Gsnessee and Mohawk valley
u New York we're exhausted forty years
since, and even Onio only shows an sYeragr
NJ ten or twelve bushels 90 tho acre. The
Weld OF corn In Illinois has experienced =
marked decline within the last twenty
years brought about By the enormous or
portntloD. TheexDortstioD Of meat, though
slower in It's operation, IL not less sure.
The necessity OF preserving the vitality CT
the soil should be considered by govern
ment IN all rs commercial arrangements,
nut he average congressman knows pre-
cious liitle about IT,
lfsOme OF our customers for wheat could
find An insect in ii, as Bismarck has In our
cork. 80 ss TO lessen the import .tiou OF
bro ,dstuifs, it would be n national benefit.
The encouragement of manufacturing in
situations everywhere among the rural
population 10 necessary and right. while
u is true that the facilities oftransportstion
have increased, so that u mutual exchange
Of productions and manufactures Ia pos
dhle at great distances, yet experience
shows the beet results in small commun-
ties, where the producer and consumer ss
near together.
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The Most Inventive People

The people Of the United States regard
themselves, and are probably considered
by the world st large. rs the most inven-
tive people OF all ages. Tn esrtn Is full,
fieura.iv.ly speaking, OF their mechanical
achievements. and the grounds OF this be-
lief are practically numberless. We ehsil
not attempt to disturb public opinion on
this question, but the people are entitled TO
know the truth, even when IL NAV be hard
20 reconcile the truth to impressions which
fisitsr our sei-love. The president OF he
British board of trade, who has supervision
y, the bureau Of patents, stated recently
that 5000 patents we're issued in
the United Kingdom last year. In the
United States about 1000 were issued.
The population of the United Kingdom Is
about 5000 90 people. and that Of tie
United States is about So 000,Ol0. In Eng
land one pstent was issued 70 every 1867
people, and in the United States one pat
ept va. issued 10 every 1890 people. The
British, therefore, beat ustgo 10 one. The
or:ig NJ q Ia abatement We can advance ~
this state Of the evidence IL that the Eng
lish patents are Of no account anyhow, sro
hat they are purchased simply because
they are cheap. We hsve no statistics
however. besring on this branch OF the
question. -fL,uisviilr Couris--Journsl.
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A story of an elephant.

There is q beautiful story OF an old ele-
uhnnt engaged In "A battle on the pl aims OF
India HI was astandoTd-beArer aud carried
on hs huge back the roysl ensign, the rail-
lying point Of tine P0ona host. At tue be-
ginning OF the fight he lost mis- master. The
"mahoutn ordrlver had gwen HIM the word
to halt. when he received fatal wound, aud
Tell to the ground, where he lay under
A heap OF slain. The obedieDt elephant
stood still while the battle closed around
him and the standard he carried. He
never stirred foot, refusing TO advance or
retire, 90 the conflict became hotter and
n rear, until the Mahrattas, seeing the
standard still flying steadily in its place,
refused 10 believe that they were being
beaten, aud rallied again and again around
the colors And all this while, amid the
din Of battle, the patient animal stood
straining is ears TO catch the sound OF that
voice il -ould never hear again. At length
tia dc If conquest LETT tie
field deserted. Mahraitas swept on in
pursuit OF the flying foe. but ths elephant,
IKE rock, stood there, with the dead aud
diving around and the ensign waving in its
VI lace. For three dsys and nights 1t re-
IN aimed where It's master had given the
command 10 halt. No bribe nor threat
could move IL. Then they cent 10 n village
100 miles away and brought the hahout's
little son. The noble nero seemed then TO
remember how the driver had sometimes
given his authority 10 the little child, and
! m mediately, with all the thsttered trap
pings Changing as ne went, paced quietly
and slowly away.
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and purchase publia lands from the stats

and purchase publ lands from the state
Nevada.
Queen Victoria, II is said, has 10 psy pos
tsge on her mail matter jas. tho same az
any OF her subjects.
Nashville, Tennessee, has eighteen co..
oted school teachers larger number tLau
any other city IN the United States,
There are $500 more employees under
the interior department than any other de-
par meut Of the government.
Henry Barnes, hye year old boy in
Springfield. o., recently died n terri ble
denth irons the Effects OF enting the peel Of
half an orange.
The child IL now living who will SEQ mil
lions spent 10 reclothe wooded tracts which
"A lew thousands would now save.
The United States government IS presss
ing 81 claim against Spain Tor 81 O2,O
Tor losses sustained by Americans in Cuba
during the rebellion.
There ia y saying in the east that II takes
two Ohretians to oheas Jew, two Jows TO
cheat ~ GREEK. iwo Greeks tn cheat an
American and two Americans TO cheat the
Devil.
The warden of She Winnipeg peniten.
i.iy ha. q herd of twenty five pure-blooc.
ed DOM sticsted butfiloes, which were
raised from calves captured by Indian
hunters.
Since the commencement OF work on the
cana the population OF Aspin wall, Pana'
ma, has suddenly increased from 500 or
1000 TO 5000 o 10 900. ana building has ex'
tended into the ssampc, whers there are
no II cots graded.
The sales OF stamps at the Milwaukee
po,t-otfice The past month have been 80
1874 G2, agAin,t SIS lO5. so for ths same
month lsst year, under the old rice oi 3
cents. For The five months in which the
2-oent stamps have be II on sale, the AK.
gfegate amount VI sales has been $lO9
l4l .65, against $l07 032 SO for the CORE
spending period IL 1872 50.
TIE Eureka Il Elk River Railroad com
pspy has force OF 500 white men and 80
Cinnamon ut work on the road AT the pres-
ent me. In the tunnel now boing pierced
trunks OF large trees have been found IN a
good slate OF preservation 800 10 400 feet
below the surface.
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ITEMS or IN rEREsT.

A young man at Hillsdsie, New York
has agreed to work seven years for his eru-
ployer's daughter
t,on in the public debt for February q;
5000 900
L. costs $500 n year TO supply the
nntiosal government with nosegays.
Thirty-fve different kinds OF pie were on
the able st @ recent festival held a. Allan
&, Georgia
The fcrtiicstions placed around Athena.
Georgia. over twenty years eeo by the con-
ledtrates are nov being levtlfd.
The supreme court Of Nevada hes decided
that Chinamsn is emitted 70 apply sor
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Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by sense
OF weight In the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen. causing the patient to sup.
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or nsighboring organs. At times symp-
tome OF indigestion are present, as hstu-
leucy, uneasiness of the stomach, etc, A
moisture, like perspiratioD, producing a
very disaereesbls itching, after getting
warm, is very common attendant. Bind,
bleeding and itchins piles yield at once to
the application oiDr Bosanko'e Pile Rene
DIV, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the iumors, alaying tue
intense itching, and affecting permanent
cure. Price so cents Address, The DR..
Bosanko Medicine Co., Plqua; Ohio. Sold
bv w. II. Patterson e. Co., Dallas.
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Watches that will tick lruthiully while
the festive mustang bucketh, aud din-
mOnds that will cause the optics OF the
long-horned steer u wink are 10 be found
at the great jewelry store OF the Mermod
Il Jaccard Jewelry company, Mt this Wind
sor, room No. So.
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When you visit or leave New York CitY
save baggage, expresses or carr age hire nnd
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Blk hundred elegant
duced 30 81 aud upwards per day. Euro
penn plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, strg 3 and Gle
waited railroads 10 all dspots. Families can
live better for less money Vt the Grand
Union hotel than In anv other hrst-clxes
hntsl ia the
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See il Messrs. Bates n Jones. at the
Windsor, cannot furnish Won with a me-
mento OF the meeting. They arc repre-
senting the largest jswelry house in the
west-the Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry com
pany, Ask the clerk the location OF tue
room, lbs number L. 80.
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Tonight and Tomorrow night China
Hall will be illuminated with electric and
gaslight 10 give many who were unable
TO get in ut the opening an opportunity OF
witnessing one OF the grandest displays Of
chinaware silverware, bisqus figures, etc.,
ever given in the south.
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Tonight and tomorrow night China
He'll will be illuminated with electric aoo
gaslight to give many who were unable TO
get in at the opening an opportunity OF VII
Messing one of the grandett displays o.
chinaware, silverwsre, bisque figures, etc
ever ,,iven in the south