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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-25
BITLERrOwN.
EDITED BY "oRPHAN Boy"
WEDNESnAy SAINT

WEDNESDAY, Sept. II.
The farmers are about through with
the hay harvest, and some have finished
cutting corn.
Philip Hahn's family arrived in our
town this morning from Kansas City,
and have moved on their farm, which
MIR. Hahn lately bought of Mr.. G. II.
Bassett, just south Of town.
j. Drews. our worthy blacksmith, will
soon occupy his new house over in Olpe.
But of course he will leave his black
smith shop where It is. 1t now stands
on the railroad ground just between our
two towns.
MIR. Daniel Bitter will this week COM
mence the erection of his new two story
building, which will be 50x24. one of the
largest buildings In the town. THIS
building Will be occupied by Thornton
" Welly, with their grocery and dry
goods store. The postoffice will ais be
moved into the same room.
MIR. T., +. Goth Is one of the largest
men in our little town, and DIR. Moses
thinks he has reasons To he. It's gITl,
weight ii pounds. The mother and
child arc doing nicely and the boys
call MIN papa and smoke at his ex-
pense.
This morning We noticed j. G. Starr
making long strides towards town with
broad smile on his face. We did not
know the cause until we were Informed
by DIR. Moses that John was the father
OF nice little daughter. The mother
aud daughter are doing nicely.
10. Gardner will on Monday next
start for Lyndon, Usage county, where
he will again embark In the livery bus
mess. During Johns short stay with
US he has made many friends and neigh.
bors, who will be sorry to see him leave,
but hope hts place will be taken by as
good n neighbor. What is our loss is
Ly ndon's gain.
Tuesday afternoon while a son OF Jas
Dlnagan was making hay his team
became frightened at some object and
ran away from him. The team ran to.
ward Mrs. Dunagan, who was moving
in another part of the field. The Tuua-
way team collided with the mower and
knocked Mrs. d. of OF the machine in
front OF the knives, which passed over
her in such manner as not to cut her
any, only cutting the clothes from her
body. The injuries which she recei, cd
were scalp wound and considerable
confusion about the face. She also had
fracture OF three ribs from the spine.
One OF the horses had his leg nearly cut
OIL and the mower was all shaken to
pieces. DIR. Moses was called and re.
lieved the lady of her pain. AT the last
account she was dong nicely.
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Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch.
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years' standing. NOone
need suffer i've minutes after using Viii
Iiams' Indian Pile Ointment. II alb
serbs tumors, allays itching, acts as poul-
tice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing else. Hon. j. Gotten
bury, OF Cleveland, says: 81 have tried
scores of pile cures, and it affords me
pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DIR. Williams
Indion Pile Ointment. Sold by Frazier
Medicine Co, proprietors, Cleveland. o.
Msiled on receipt of price, 81. w. r.
Irwin, agent at Emnoria.
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Fruit Evaporators.

We manufacture the Williams Fruit
and Vegetable Evapo-ators for factory
use. We also make the BidWell Patent
Fruit Evaporators for medium size; we
make two sizes of the latter The eYap-
orators have no equal: they sell on their
merits. We are not Obliged TO cut on
prices to compete with worthless ma
chimes, parties are glad to get them at
reasonable prices.
Send for illustrated circular.
JOHN WILLIAMS 8 Sous,
Patentees and Manufacturers,
Kalamazoo Mich
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Worlds Fair at new Orleans

Nc" orleans
Will be open TO the public on Deem
Der 1st, next, and continue until June
LIST, 1885. The Memphis. Short Route
South will enable people in the west
aud northwest to visit the great EXPOSE
ton at trifling cost, as this new route
(the only direct line between the west
and south) makes the trip to New Or
leans a comparatively short one.
During the Great Fair, round trip
tickets to New Orleans, good to return
until June LIST, will be on sale via the
Memphis Route, at very low rates from
Kansas City and all points west, and
especial arrangements will be made to
accommodate the people in the best pos
sible manner. Entire trains, with Pull
man Buffet Sleepers, between Kansas
City and Memphis, where close eonnec
lions are made with all lines south and
east.
The Memphis Short Route South is
the only direct line from the west to
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Nashville, New
Orleans. Jacksonville, and all southern
cities. Round trip tickets are sold via
this route to all pleasure resorts IN the
south.
Send for a map and time card of this
Short Route, and note particularly its
quick time and superior accommodations
j. E. LOCKWOOD,
General Passenger Agent,
Kansas City,
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THE WISE RESOLVED.

The day is done, and labor
Is finished with the night;
look my sewing over,
But lind 1t not just right.
sec the missing stitches.
In almost every seami
To say, this is provoking
Does not sufiicR-'tis mean,
Why did ever buy iti
Confound my ill-starred fatel
Once more I've been "bamboozled,"
And found it out too late
They told me ait was simpler
II what they said is trEe,
I've come to the conclusion
That am simple, too.
For, like an unsolved problem,
Its complex parts suggest
En1eaVoT crowned with failure,
And anything-but rest.
I'll let it slide at auction,
And buy the ''Vertical-Fecd,''
That's never out Of order,
And runs with matcSleSs speed.
Then all those haunting troubles
Which like grim spectres come
viii tade like mists of morning,
Before the rising sun.
For sale by N. R. Roblee, No. 166 CONNER
cial street. Emporia, Kansas.
1t would be wise and we'll worth YOU
while, to investigate the merits of tn,
Davis Vertical Feed"
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Run ona-DrDg stora

Never was such a rush made on any
drug store as is now at B. Wheldon's
Tor trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Dis
coverY for consumption, coughs and
colds. Ali persons affected with asth-
ma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe
coughs or any affection of the throat and
lungs, can get trial bottle of this great
remedy free, by calling at the above
drug store. Regular size, 81 co. (5)
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COMMISSIONERS PBoCEEDIxGs.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
Sent % 1894

At the meeting of the board of CON-
missi )ners to-day, the bond of c. T.
Cavaness as county treasurer was ap-
proved.
The bond of S. GrImsleY, appointed
by the governor as justice of the peace
IN Agnes City township, was approved
ID. G. Edwards was appointed and
qualified As clerk of Fremont township,
vice r j. RudIsIll
John Hammond was directed to re-
pair the McCreary bridge aud build 8
new approach.
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HON. JOHN a. MARTIN COMING.
Hon. John A. Martin is coming Octo-
Der II. Arrangements were made by
the Republican state central committee
for grand mass meeting to be held here
in Emporia on that date. a rousing
demonstration will be held in the after
noon, and rcusing mass meeting in the
evening. Everybody wants to bear this
in mind and come
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FIRE

Yesterday neon VIM. Randolph's
slaughter house snd tallow refinery
were burned to the ground. The total
loss was about 81 800; insurance, 81, 200.
A 500 tallow tank with 500 gallons of
in process of refining were burned, to-
gether with both the slaughter and rem
dering houses with all tools fixtures and
aou{pmants
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HousekeeneIs ihrnnrhnnt In. cor

HousekeepeIs throughout the country
have been using DIR. PRICES Cream
Baking Powder for a generation, and
have ever found 1t as pure and good as
the wheat IT raises SO splendidly. House
keepers do not care to experiment when
eNoert'nc has prt.ven that they have
found good srticIe-as DR. PRICES
Cream Powder, they viii stand by it.
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A STOLEN HORSE

Marshal Fleming "Wednesday had
hal In his possession a stolen horse
which the deputy sheriff of Douglas
county cane after and took away to-day
tn its owner Mr. Albert Cloud, of Law
renee, X Insas, from whom it was stolen
some time since.
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ancE1.o.. 0ra,.. 49,

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles.
Chil6lains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands. and all skin cruptions, guaran-
teed TO cure IN every instance. or money
refunded. % cents per box. For sale by
Wbeidon
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The appropriate plant decorations al
the Congregational church last evening
and the tasteful floral anil fruit designs
al the residence of L Severy III honor of
the Hib5en-SeverY wedding, were the
results of the skillful efforts of A. L
Fooie. AS an art decorator Mr.. Foo,e
Is The recipient of high compliments.
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DIED

Serah c Haz-ilrigg, living in the
sou;h' Ms, part at town, died Wednesday,
at the age ai 45 years Her remains
we're taken 10 Lebo Tor iutcrment.
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Atkinson, James Mexican Jno.
birmingham, Ben Mclean, Rosa ~
Bennett, p. q. ~ McAicheal, Nancy
Bats, Elizabeth McWeap, John
BARLEY, N. j. Moody, Mahala S.
Brown, j. II. Makey, VIM.
Bark, John Norge, Jack
Byrket, Rufus Ne6randley, NJ; F.
Burdett, DIR. Newman, " D.
Clark, Arise Nicholas, VIM. II.
Cosby, w. 5. NichalsOn, Ben II.
Cox, Ollie Parker, h. a.
Church, s. b. Page, Jno.
Church, 5: B. II. Prather. DR.. j. n. t2J
Clinton, Geo. Poster, L. j.
Ciack, VI. W. Peck, Sadie
Cunningham, w. T. Peet, o. K.
DeUgle, Edward Reeluon, Edgar
Evans, Sarah K. Ray Alice
Evans, Ira Roberts, Mary
EtSon, &. NJ. Roberts, Jack
Empin, Geo. Robertson jackson
Foster, W II. Richardson, Mary
FluenOof, Carrie. Ryshou. l.. A.
Foster, Z. A. Richeall, JnO.
Graues, H. Smith, Eliza
Greenlee. j. A. Smith, Margret
Grave. e. e Smith, Z. NJ.
Gray, Marian. Sarpes, l.. q.
Hopkins, Eliza Smith, John j.
Heiss, j. p. smith, +. L.
Hartwig. Emma Simmons, Nelson
Harris, Fred Snyder. VIM.
Harper, James ShurtZ, z. A.
HaInes, Bert Sanford, Newton
Hammond, A. p. Starwes, W. S.
Hamor, Wilson j. Stanard. Rosa
Hatch, Z. u. Seemert, Walter
jackson, Manuel Shells, Lottie
johnson, CAthrine ~ Thompson. Kalop
Jones, Jennie Tennis, Matte (2)
KInnavid, David Teetmiller, Collie
Lewis, Joe. Van Deuesen, Geo. Z.
Lewis, Miss Julia Wilson, O. w.
Lee, w. +. White, N. A
LIE Sic er, St. Vrain Wan Cup Genna
Lee, Matte Winters, Warren
Morgan, Clara Williams, JAS. e.
Merrick, NJ airy Williams, Maggie
Mayors, Charlie Watts G. W.
Moseley. Spencer Waite, Lucinda
Mcclure, James Zackry, Jno.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
John Marshinscky Jopnyss Researcher.
Ii. Reidenz. Hernn Pastor White.
SAM,L Z. MURPHY. Z. Ii.
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Tanner Bros. s. Heed sold six thou
sand dollars worth of groceries the past
week. They are closing out their gro
Gerry stock TO make more room for their
other departments
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ADVERTISED LIST.

List of letters uncalled for and remaining
In the postoHice at Emporia, Kansas. for the
week ending Sept. 9, 1884. Please give
the date of advertisement when called for.
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Mrs. Alice F Kitchen WAS granted a
divo c; Friday !Eom her husband,
William Kitchen.
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Lewis & Edwards.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE
FAII TRADE!

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE
FALL TRADE!
We take pleasure in announcing to the citi-
zcns of Emporia, and Lyon and adjacent coun-
ties that our Fall Stock of Goods is now COM
plete in every department. Wehave purchased
immense stock at low prices, and are prepar-
ed to do large business this season. We feel
greatly encouraged with the outlook for fall
trade, inasmuch every section of the coun-
ty and state is blessed with abundant crops
the entire yield in all farm products is proba-
bly, the largest ever raised in this state--which
must have beneficial effect on the fall trade
We feel confident that the community is on the
eve of most prosperous season. We extend
cordial invitation to all to call on us and ex-
anime our goods and prices. We feel con-
fdent we can please the most fastidious, as our
goods have been bought with great care, and
we feel assured that we will be complimented
upon selection of stylish goods.
Our merchant tailoring business has grown
to such vast proportions that we are determined
heavy purchase together with the stock hereto
fore on hand confirms the statement that we
having lately purchased $4,000 worthiof goods
IN this line.
Nothing like it ever shown in Emporia before.
HANDSOME Goods that delight the behoder
Qualities not excelIed anywhere!
With the above magnificent assortment of i'm
ported goods TO select from, and the services of
Mr.. Abbott, the popular cutter, and a host OF
slzllful tailors our
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is in the very first rank. An immense fall
stock Of DY-MADECLOTHING now in. Full
lines of gents furnishing goods and everything
kept in first class clothing Establishment.
LEWIS g EDWAR
Emporia. Kansas.
Opposite the Postof1ce.
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miscellaneous.
d. @. 0RINNELL
JOSEPH HEIDRICK.

d. Q. 0RINNELL, J. p,
A NERVOUS, KANSAS. Real Estate and
ACoilectiOn Agent. Once third door, east
cor. Broadway and Maine. Correspondence
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PRES ENTs.
A iull set of chlna-mother and father
of groom.
A PAIR OF engravings, Woodland
Paths" and Autumn in the Woodsr-
groom.
Point lace Observation-Disclosures Of
bride.
Ten shares of capital stock of the
Usage county bank-father and mother
of BRIDE.
Easy chair of mahogany and leather
bride
A handsome coyote rug and one dozen
solid SILVER forks-Mr. and Mrs. 9. l..
Severy.
Solid silver cream spoon and ME
knife-Mr. and Mrs. ID. Severy, Pea.
body.
Halt dozen glass finger boWls-Mr
aud Mrs. A. ID. Wood, Americus
Silver butter dIsh-Mr. and Mrs. l.,
A. Wood, Americas.
Hammered silver and gold water set
Mrs. Z. Storrs, l.. T. Heritage, Mr. and
Mrs. l. Z. Perley.
Lace pillow shams-Mr. aud Mrs. G F..
w. Newman.
Set of finger bowl mats-Mr. and
Mrs. A. Gilletf.
Handsome pillow shams-Mrs. A :
Moffat and Mrs Il. +. Torrington.
Mirror in frame of bisque Toscs-Mr
aud Mrs. A. III. Sommers.
Engraving, omplaisance"-Mr. and
Mrs. IL. p. Clark
Engraving, "Schiller's Presenl"-Dr
w. w. Hibben and family and Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. II. Hibben.
Engraving. "Sark"-Mr. and Mrs. G
W. Bennett and L. w. Kinnan.
Engraving, "Avant le Graln"-Mr
ana Mrs. c. K. Holiday and Mr.. an6
Mrs. +. J. Kellam. Topeka.
Brorz- statue, "Music"-Mr ana Mrs
) B. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w
ClJeve Mr.. and Mrs. G. A, Leighton
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For RENT

LoR ReNT- ooNs FOR Rent; SOUTH
4 cfu nd nse, 'Xposuro a gply tn bl Y =
Chilled Plna Wu H.. mario {
For amt OFFICE FOR RrNr ~ LIE
an II te, tn ,dIng gfohld il'or fpply
81 HIT one ma'2i-v
TOR RtNr ONE u OANr stIlE OF
! r'nh. Il q OBJ g / GO rom sgu'u ,Xposu e,
Il I'D nOlf OF rev b ildiug ru Mil rect, reAt
10 u,ad hui ding; li.ht q yeuiil r9r -:
FOES; .e- q ciusvt. same nor lNNSLEG
d BR yDF RD, Atiefne,s. 73j Main steet (ap--
sWir.) mafHu
I. OR RENT--Tnt ECOND STORY or THE
n, Postcfhcs bui ~. fine large room
COX - fepi " CARGO. q sycfulre N Ew
s1ec.s Apply - MURPHY & BoLAFZ al
ir to Ar.ii.s mari6u
I,TR RE- T-s sTOhE Hpu4k ~ " IA.
7 hachie, Texas, on IN eofnar OF the Public
So ar, 2isS ~ I, plete glass mont with hsud
som show wlndo~s, 1T ed mp for dry Rood
store; ~ excellent 10 alton for any one wisnin
10 open ~ d y goods uslp'ss IN the heart
the finest sgricuitirsl r. y loo In The state
T xas Adde'S GE1ZFN DANfK & lfRRI
Wuxahschi' Texas mail l
lIWjY kFNT-THr SECOND STORY, FRONT
4 irg FIN street a. the old M4saiis hui ding
rece tlv occupied by " nstaple Boot aud sho
company; size SO ty I o icec 2 10 years lease
Ap ly WJ ! RoGtRs, Secretary, at Hanken
ship Il AJAX y fet3-t
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FOR SALE.

49,
LoRs,LE 2o,CHoI EPEACH TREES. IT
J. 8 6 mis- a,ieco, a. he Ciuchhsd Ho1.e.
Ds,ls msi2o q
OR stLs-cHEAP ga cREI OF ,LANp
t.rf X ebnrg stH,,pu N T",a Tlufk sail
rad lrqui cot LAThROP IL LAIll top: 6ij
IN it,i m r2i | n
OR sALr-B AKEkY An LUN II STAND
| wax II chi 80 e ythins comp Ctc. Me-
ply ~ Fue. ~ q p'la>, KS mt2o OF
I,oS ALt-TH EASE An 'trR lrukE
L of tn National IIoe this house - dong :.
pytg u ii,ss ami IL 10 sale owing ~ me ~
n =. # the uropiirlor mt % G.
lNK ENCtANGE - VALUABLE RANCH
Il laud, ~ ,x'hause tor props ~ III ana
Da las P.rtv win 40 ~ land, RfH "rier ara
rrut oti1n want W parties 20 JOIN him an
s,oo. II tuii particulars an s,t si'c ron.
good ErOper,y -Vslnaoie Tom u'~ e' IN
pai cuiur,. inquire NJ 7h5 tln Street " IS
I5oR SALE 5000 STOCK HAIR WAhE
L aud b iok NJ re for salv uu easy I M;
cause 70. e lin hu.nc'' duh APP, 10
IOR SAIE -O,1O0J OnEAI BAR4AN
/ Ny farm, 81, ules east q pa A. gu Rock
wall road an rr1i "se line II The IT,, Z = re
hal roii, y PRS 80 scres, ! un.er 'ence
good raine res tenre, MONS : thed aud
rls sterei br lire ace IA q On ro m; bwO
be ,.ng fruit trees ~ Of very best select On;
| bsn poni 4 cteh wi h German ear hers $,
wagons pinws md Il T the sum ~ fix l"ll-
= nd i've hundred dol ais: um 81 Boz L. cash,
b IAN, c ia IN. tw, thee our md Nv years,
! pcrr,nt A dress W G. COMMON X
a. q vest tn 7 ks eb6 n
OR sALE-ii ikhk fao.sTohh bk,,K
| sior = corner n. w. a FIN stfcsic, next
(, Sanger Bru'he'., Nos o. 6Oi Il SOC tppy
low X DGERs, SO lnsre 81 maif
OR SALE OR REST A III sr-CLAs.
/ brand u,w anT viii sci nD tie install.
M. Ut Appl u s6l lins. ayenn 'eh2gf
Tor sA F-TiE NEW, HAN SOME AND
J. convene tive story Byan re 'deuca llOi
| ryay sire 3: l,,t i32xst0 fee II VERY low fig
ures a. q easy runs. For 'urln rr p ru nlsrs
a,ply 10 WESLEY CLARK. othce rs Camp
.,r.,t 60 ~ "
OK -ALE- tisk kE-l hNCk or, ON.
i.uns ~ one ser, IN Ross avenue near
new Ca ho' g q. invent: FOR sale NJ bargain In.
qlie Of " II X tINSpN, Colorado ,iiy, OF
HUN LtY 4 sMI II, Dallas. Texas feha-n
I,OR SALE -hRoOM MAtiiiN tOM sAiE
II Two rev machine. snd presses, Westi. Ike
h u iton manufacture, for sale heap. A. Or IS
wM PfouTs. care perald ofiico. jnn2.u
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CARkES l. EWING. Agents, gaIl5S

nEPAR fMENT OF iN,uRAN v STATS.
~ ur, aud n sOfy, Austin, o. yss, March I,
lBsl- Teal hhum 4 Sly 90 ecu; This is O.
ccit ~ lh.tt , Continental lusur ture cHmlnuf
0i H,w Nuk h \, haa 10 900 rtpfon fully
toupu,d ain the la ~ Texas a. ,oIdlu ns
pfcO,dgit iu O. doing bushes. ~ ms : air' nnu
t.nt s.id ,oniUnny nod Ccul1u & ~ Au-
,hurB finm this uahcr cuutius n 10 do busi'
nossl tIls sIsic iur tw'lve mnulft nom M
l.l dsy of iauuar', LIST - tbs alst day of De-
crmtrr $751;
u.~l Given undrr nv ha9d eni seal, NJ ~.
ior, iu Austfu, g DAY rd dao ufil hhoNe
Writt,r. u 2. hkE NHlfll Vommi's nief
psrTFpGV tsfN ntNT v A go Arens
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YlErAKiM Nj OF INSURANCE. sT IT'S
, ustn II br,, An IA, a NHs, Msrh Z,
1851 II ~ VIII m Il Nav tonr' "a. THIS 4 q
Gully hatch Weson Fro snd rn IN
h,s n IA nIprri, inlN ulin led with ths laws
a. 4 Xs. ~ nDn I uns prtcei ne 10 - doing
tu.nps IN lhi, ; .tc, en- ht 81 mp NJ
h'ldsa eradicate ~ Al horny rom M ON q
tws.y We months ffnm IA 1t fAv e January,
ihsL ~ h -. / w., al Dutc her 1851
f.. s wen lnier my hama Hni .na'' AZ
OH a. m Ans IN n ~ IN dte ~ ab We
writ n II T. BREWSTER. C'mmlssi ner
4 II SMITH AsCn.
] NJ UlA y & -, q n'rI Agcns
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J. Z. sNITu & Co., s.. Lou's' Your BIZ
nrats gnicn We Mt oducri here u "N
nohths ago. IRE = yinR pvri0 tt,l7't ID %
nnt1 in regard 90 falts sud liriF rl'a'l ~
a. "a liver ana oil Gus pm We rec 'i M ""
Th,n tp every install ~ whrtt our u iuutie
VT A GOOD li,rruIl N.ty rsptc iu W,
ll.& T.. 90 rII'Gu.iF
ilruluuut, Mo,
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WANTS

WAN 81 -FOUR r. tUERS FoN TWO
w peasant r uuls at b4l Leonard street !.
,r.rc.s ~ h. Il mHi21it
"a NTku-i 40 uRGW rs; SITUATION
W va. e. attn tot Arril 10y q imam pihf
ma | I, IN long expci n . ~ II com ~,
wnn hHssu ',rAb q * .c'lcuog ! lthf.t ~;
speais he Eng hh l-rgusgc ilut Ny, aud =
sops Se. ~ T. 70 nv , ,as rl,. s."'h m ~ q
\6,ANIFp M BILE ANp COZ Pr
w n gelienan who's IN T. on p4r Il y
mn Il as to 90 Coping % Wtt ,"'
bn K ;stlsry re"souub'G sDui reference A..
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charge thst Kind Of yapofing up TO N" &C
connt of the ., tile men, They are ~ I that
vind an peotl,. They will not cut 7 nees
aud hoy " A net lyuoh wilnsfs's, Their
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,hrn theft fences we're heilg cut rRh' ana
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avs Of ihe laud. sue1 a net 10 hni ma
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q and a. tho ros ~ ~ . ecipis ~ h. VI ustI
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tnt ~ ANS ~ iutie lily OF Houston,
o. Monday, Ma 2, 1851
II ~ az. II 'ch - 1881 "