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Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

Tho WilmingtoniAn is enthusiastic
in it, support Of Hon. Charles B. Lore
as Senator. Bayard's successor. In Satur-
days issue 1t not only publishes . very
fine portrait ofDelAware's popular Con-
gresham, but among great many
other good and deser wing things It
says:
Mr.. Lore 10 one of the people and he
proves that there Is 9 common hui
manity which binds him to his fellow
man. TO the afflicted and to the IN.
fortunate he has time tb give Q word OF
comfort and OF ENCOURAGEMENT, and 1t
has never been said that Mr.. Lore IL 90
wrapped up In his own individuality
a. TO disdainfully ignore his fellow citi-
xens.
The result of the recent election at
tests the favor and affection which IL
accorded to Mr.. Lore, and 1t 10 perfectly
safe to state that the Senatorial mantle
Of Bayard will at no distant day grace
the stately and accomplished Lore
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
Those Vfrglnia Boots.

1t Is 10 be presumed that the Albany
Argus speaks by authority when it
conveys the in Information that Mr.. Cleve-
land is not to wear those $40 Virginia
boots on Inauguration Day. Tit turns
ont that the President.elect has coaxed
Mr.. Hendricks to break in the boots for
him on that high occasion, the country
will understand what il means when
they see the Vice President painfully
limping through Virginia reel at the
Inauguration Ball. Mr.. Hendricks
generous attitude in tho matter Of these
historic boots will do much to increase
his popularity, not TO speak Of his bun
IONS
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

VHKISTMAS TIM ES AT l02 EAST 9th
III street. We are now In our grand rush
Of christmas goods. We have the whitest
tiour, and the best tea and coffee in tho city.
We have gum-drops, lbs. for Is cts; crys-
lures, 2 lbs for rs Cts, and ali the finest mix.
lures up to so cts. h.; ginger snaps, 8 lbs. tor
49,; igs, lbs. for rs cts; nuts, lbs. for $50
the finest raisins aud paper shell almonds
mn. We have Christmas bread to make
you have happiness all the ear round We
have corn ON the ear Same ~ summer But
TOR and fresh eggs ct l02 East Firth street.
dec10lt& z. n. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
A CCOMMODATIRG.

We fear. many people in Wilmington will
ind II difficult, In these dull times, TO buy
and pay cash down for Christmas presents
for ali the family round. OF course, they
hate to ASA for credit, and the result will DO
that lots Of little ones will have to go without
9 present. Now, We have anticipated this,
and arc prepared TO soil You the very best.
books TO be hound in this city on easy weekly
payments We have not only bibles, albums
dictionaries and histories Of the very best
kind, but we positively have the largest and
handsomest limo Of juvenile books In this
city, ranging in prices from 20 cents to "a
apiec.. 1t IL true, We have not an expensive
store and . beautiful window on tho street to
show tho beautiful things TO the passors by,
| but II you will Just step up stairs We assure
you We can show you what you want. We
have also the only dne line Of Catholic books
| In tho city. Will sell you bill Of % for d
down and - cents . week until paid. On q
| bill Of SlO 81 down and 80 cents week.
BAIRD & MITOHELL,
llb Market street. I'd story 'front.'
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

my dairy / am now prepared u, furnish
ali who may call on me, pure, n, sh milk and
cream. Having ler onai sup srvlson or TIT
milk ng will guarantee salts action: Mils
deliver cd 10 quart glass Jars when de- sired
One cows milk for infants specialt.. J
W. BANKS, Prop, riverside Dairy. AID
dress 826 W. 4th st. Orders eceived through
telephone to Del. Beet sugar Co, mo. 49,
d8-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

1t will not pay you to buy rattle
trap sewing machine. because they are
cheap. You cannot get GOOD article
in any line of business without paying
fair price for 1t. The new &c" Howe
sewing machine il we'll made ami
finely finished, and runs as light as the
lightest. 1t is sold with the company :
warrant for Ave years. You can get II
at fair price and on reasonable terms
offs. Marshall, COS Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
DR.. Sim ms white PulmOn1c
B0leam.

The leading lung remedy of Whining
ton, Del, will positively prevent the
inroads Of consumption on the lungs
it will ward off the liabilities of pneu-
monia and other impediments to a
healthy state of the lungs. Lots OF
references. Will cure sore throat. Group,
coughs, etc. 80 cents and 81. Main
Depot, Fourth and King Philadelphia,
Johnston, Holloway & Co., 602 Arch
street. Sold by dealers In medicines.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
81 sDa.ka,hA.
NYOTlOE TO WATER RENTERS.
IN OYYIcB WAT DBPA RrMHNr !
Wilmipgsyn, Del, Dec. l804. )

NYOTlCE TO WATER RENTERS.
IN OYYIcB WAT R DBPA RrMBNr
Wilmington, DEL, Dec. 1854
The bills for the year 1855 are now ready
and payable at the Registrars efioe, B. W.
cor. 9Th and King streets.
ON all bills remaining unpaid after The S!n
day Of January, 1885. hvo por cent: VIII %
added II paid u,tna the month Of February,
and ton per cent. will be added II paid dur
Ing the mon Of March. After the aist dsy
Of March, 1885, the fen ules may be with
drawn and suit Instituted for tho re ,0very os
the amount due, fiico hours. %. m 70 m
del ood4m J. A. BOND, Registrar.
NYOTICE - RESOLUTION OF THE
IN Board OF Eea tn. adopted Ostober TN.
A. d.. 1884
Reso we'd, That BIZ tho autho ity vested IN
the Board Of Health, all hog pens IN o;e, q
such after me g. day OF Janu .ry A. D.. 1850
within IN. city limits will DC removed q
nuisances, offensive and Injurious TO the
healt tn Of the people
For neglect or refusal to comply with the
above resolution, the penalty will be enforced
Dr.. L. p. BUSH,
PRECEDENT ofthe Noard of Health
Attest 4. Il Fraz r. Secretar' d5-eodn'
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

A pair Of Atwood blankets on New
Years day. A large assortment of boots,
shoes and holiday slippers at bottom
prices, and chance given on the blan-
kets to every one buying q pair ofsnoes,
&C B. f. Chalfant's, All King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

Hiram Yerger, 4th snd Shfpley.
Sells plush lap robes, fancy fur robes,
buffalorobes and horse blankets, harness,
saddles, bells, trunks and whips. Prices
below bottom for Christmas presents.
Immense stock 20 select from.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

EvOR SAI.E-A DEsSl BILE taRM "
II 20 acr near Dover, Del new dwell
,ng house, good barn and other buildings
Ytrawberry and raspberry patches. peach,
poar and AZ. 10 orchards. Well adapted 70
raising small fruit for northern markets
aOIdN SON 4 90, Room 2, Every evening
31ildinK. nltu
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

iSoR sAl.E- A FINE UAESTEh OOuN
w farm 81 $50 acres. Good buildings
md living water In cvers mold. Bprle Or
,hard in bearing. Would make first ola IS
No,k farm. ROBINSON Gu. Room 20.
q ivory Eveong building. oc'-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
For sale,

On easy terms, hannels, hlankt t.
com fortables and stoves, at Walsh h
Co.'S, No. 5O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
Fer Sale,

On easy terms, mems, boys ana chill
dreu's clothing, shirts, and gents' fur
nishing goods ct Walsh b Cos, No. t06
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
LATEST NEWS
FbOM THE
Wilmington Clothing House,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment.
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have just filled in our
stock in every department
with the latest patterns OF
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles and
bought for cash, which at this
time means lower prices than
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose Of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods for
your money than you can
possibly get elsewhere. Re.
member we have this year
{ AS OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR) THE
lGREATEST VARIETY to
select from. You know our
goods have never been
equalled for the money, our
trimmings always the best,
and you will find the same
make Of goods on our coun-
tiers to-day. Make your Sc
Election tor your boys while
I'VE have so many varieties
to choose from.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

yNOR SALEA R1KST-OLASS FARM IN
Kent County. Dei., TX miles from R.R.
Station, containing 1856 acres. Peach and Az
Qio Orchards in hearing. The soil is fertile
snd we'll nd apted to the growing Of all kinds
u frult and grain raised on TIE Peninsula
ROBINSON d 90. Room 2 EvcT! evening
Huilding. "S'-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

vSoR SALE.Wg HAVEAT MARSHAL
n ton. I,el several Moe double houees
and from 8 To q acres Of ground with each
house, tor sale cheap 8 miles from the city
Terms Q ~. q PICKLES 90. so2
Market street. VII. Dol. DO 1T
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

NLECtIOk NUIICE.
~ First at. Bank Of Wilmington.
wilmington, Del Dec. Il, 1884
Notice is hereby Given that the annual
m Getting OF the stockholders of this nank viii
be held at the B.uking House on Tresday,
the tn day of anuary, 1885, between the
hou rs of two and four o'clock, m, io- the
purpose Il elecstng nine stOcsholdsr s N
sery Q as directors for the ensuing rear.
d elite GED. ID. ARMSTRONG, Casn
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

FOR SALE-CHEAP,ONE
I Of those elegant 3-story
brick dwellings,, containing
ten rooms and bath, with all
modernimprovements,lo located
on Van Buren, street. near
Delaware Ave nue.. Can be
seen on application at 1905
Van Buren, street. DAFT
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22
Mo-. eoe Mark ed street., Wilminkton

WE THINK YOU OAN GET muhk
w ktndling wood for u. 10 rom Richard.
0nt miA than elsewhere. Leave orders =
EvHy Evening ofncs, Oapelle's hardWArS
tore, J. TAtnAn 4 90, or TatnAll Bxo0..
Maryland .Avonue. Once telephone e., =
pestaA card. crss mlo.2
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

TOR SALE-THE THREE
I two story brick dwellings
Nos. 1927, 1929, 1881 West
Seventh street. These houses
will be sold cheap and can be
bought at a bargain. Little
cash required Say where
YOU have seen adv. Apply to
NJ. T. POOLE, No. 8 East
Seventh street. dl5-lSt"
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

NOR SALE OR RENT-THE STORE
Il and dwelling, corner Of 18th and Ben
nett now doing good grocery business.
stock and fixtures for sale. Hood reasons
siyen for setting. apply on premises, palm
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

LNUh SALE oE KnNI-sros SotLn
Sourtn and Frencf. streets. suitable for
wholesale or commission, or any heavy bust.
ness. Building strong and durable. Well
null, Location for business good and IN
srsssing every day. Terms easy. }; 4: y
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

NOR SALE Nix OF THOSE NEW
il cattages on 18th street below Pine.
POLE, Real Estate Agent, No . f. 7th
street decl9-fr 80 tt-o-0-d
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

DO SALE-AT A BAHdal> y, HOUSE
IL No 10 = Van Baron street. Q rooms
and all conveniep col; only Sl.46o VIII pay
l2pcr cent Apply N M. T. POOLE, No.
h. 18th street. dleot
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

NOF DWELLINGS,, STORES
IL Farms. Country seats and Building
Lots. ROBINSON 4 CO., Room 2, Every
Eveainx Building. oc9-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

nLEASE DUNT FAIL TO GALL AT
il s22 Tstnall street, and try our cigars,
claim to have IS fine eiuars as anybody. and
fne variety store. dit Ct ]. H. BENSON
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

INUh SALE OK KnN Is, ~ t.. SOlAn
e ing In the Phir2s' SEQ oiook a.
yourtn and Frenct streets. suifaoie ior
nsss Hu,idinu strong and durable. Well
multi. Location for business good ana ~
,roasing every day. Terms easy. J; x.
sErDS 4 Sons 90 West 9Th Ct. auls-dw-'
yNOR sALE,A FIRsT-OLASS FARM IN
4 Kent County, DeL, ~ miles from E.h.
Station containing 1876 acres. Peacn ana az
Qlo orchards in hearing. fhe soil fs FERTILE
snd we'll adapted to the growing o. an kinns
Il fruit and GRAIN raised on TIE peninsula
ROBINSON d 90. Room 2 Evcr! evening
,sn,idiny oc7-t!
NOR sAI.E-A DESIRABLE FARM OF
Il 30 qcr near Dover, Del New dwell
my house, good barn and other buildings;
ltrawberry and raspberry patches, peach,
posr and ap 10 orchards. Well adapted TO
raising small fruit for northern markets.
aoIdN@ON a 90, Room 2, Every .svenins
Building. nl'u
iSoR sALE-- A FINE UAEsrEh OouN
r " farm Of lb0 acres. tood buildings
S ind IN osss 70 would sssfi make nSs n.e s
sto,k farm. ROBINSON CT. Room no
q tysry Evsplnp building ocT-tf
VSoR SALE.WE HAVE AT MARSHAL
T. ton, i'ei several Moe double houses
and from 6to 3 acres Of ground with each
house, tor sale cheap. miles from the city
Terms sy J q PICKELS d 90. sJ2
Market street. VII. Dol. d2o 1T
NOR SALE OR RENT-THE STORE
II and dwelling, corner OF 18th and Ben
nett, now doing agoOd grocery business.
St"ck and fixtures for sale. tood reasons
siyen for setting. apply on premises. palm
DO sALE-ATA BArdAl>, HOUSE
IL No 10 = Van Baron street. rooms
and all conveniep col; only 3l.460 VIII pay
l2por cent Apply N N. T. POOLE, No.
L. 18th street. dieot
NoR sAI.E-slx OF THOSE NEW
II cottages on 18th street below Pine.
Only 1870 cash wanted. Apply 70 M +
pn LIE, Real Estate Agent: No; =. =. TN
street. dec'9-fr,sA ot-e-o-d
ENoF SALE-DWEi.IINdS STOKES
Il Farms. Country seats and Building
Lots. ROBINSON 4 co. Room z, Every
Eveaing Building. oc9-u
A FL pUK oF CANARY BlhDS ron
IA sale. Males $3.50, females $l.0o. A.sG
seeds. sand and cutie hsh bone. JOHN
PARIS 500 W est Third street. deSl
NoRs ,Lee-THREE DARTS ANDrWC
T. horses, suitasle for farmers. contra ,torI
or other W TX Stables 100 West street d2-,f.
NOR STATESMAN. APPLY ArrHI
T. LobdeIl Oar Wheel OOmpany's offioe
ool6-~ easa II
NOR saLE-AN ORGAN. GOOD As
Il new. Very cheap, at l0i6 Poplar. l7-6t
DAZZLE Foe LADIES' wUrK BOZ
~ Containing 3. 200 pieces of wood. " D.
House). 1hird and Madison street. on Tuei
day evening, Dec. nd 1884. decS0 2ts
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

A LII KINDS OF SEOONhAAND
IN stoves, furniture and clothing OF 10y
E0Ods PERSONS wish - disposs OF q 1kl pr1cSs
~ be bouQht or sold ct A. O. OONNEkb,
Ne, "a West Front gtfooG
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

A FL lux Of CANARY BlhDS fUk
IA sale. Males $3.50, females $l.0o. Also
seeis. sand and cutie fish bone. JOHN
PARIS 500 " est Third street. de9 l3tS
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

N)RS ,Lee-THREE OARTs ANDrWO
Il horses, suitaole for farmers. contra ,tors
or other W Tx Stables 100 West street d2-,f.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-22

r Osr-ON THE 18TH INST, A DAkk
Ia skye terrier pup. Tho findtr will ba
suitably rewarded by returning 1t 10 No. 20.
N ark OF street. d Oh
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Our Presidential Campaign Offer.

The attention of our readers is called to the
following astonishlngly liberal campaign offer:
It is proposed to send the WEEKLY PIONEER
PRESS OF St. Paul to any address in the United
States or Canada, postage prepaid. for eight
months, for Seventy Five Gents. TO those who
are already subscribers to this excellent journal.
it's unnecessary for us to extol its merits: but
to those who are unfamiliar with its columns we
would say that the WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS
stands at the head and front of journalism in
this country. For full and complete news and
miscellany interesting correspondence from all
parts of the world, accurate and complete mar
ket reports. 1t is excclled b. no weekly paper,
East or West.
Those subscribing now will receive the paper
during the entire presidential campaign and un-
til after the assembling of congress, next fall
We have male clubbing arrangement which
permits us to offer the Weekly Pioneer Press and
the ADVANCE for Eight Months for 81 so,
and confidently expect that every farmer and
mechanic in the county will avail himself of this
opportunity to secure their home paper and a
first class metropolitan paper for the small sum
above named. This offer will he open until next
September, but in order to cover the full cam
paign, subscriptions should he made at once.
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badly injured, several being totally
wrecked. About 10 barns in the vii
lage are reported badly damaged, most
of them wrecked.
Outside of Lnverne, eight barns, two
dwellings and one church are known to
have been destroyed, and E. Gillian
reports nearly all the barns and many
buildings northwest of Luverne de-
stroyed.
A young lady is reported killed in the
north part Of the county, and car
penter employed on Norwegian church
in Martin township is reported killed
and another fatally injured.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

The Rock Rapids Review says Presi-
dent Bows and Right Of Way Agent
BetteswOrth. of the d. g. r. & n, have
recently been over the proposed line to
Rock Rapids, and the Review thinks
the line will be established in q few
months.
Both Window papers state that Mr..
Hubbell, secretary of the I. & NJ. n,
was in that town last week and sub.
mitted the proposition OF the company
for bonus. Notice of election is now
being published.
The ADVANCE says the Minnesota
Home Publishing Co., 4 corporation re-
Gently born. have received power
press and put it in the Record office.
Do we understand that this corpora
ton is to supply the Record Office will,
an outfit?
An Iowa man has rented the Worth
ington creamery and will begin gather
ing cream at once.-vflndom Reporter.
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VORTHINGTON POST DISTING ULSIIES
ITSELF
The Pioneer Press of Tuesday gives
this incident of the nranfl encamnmonf

V'ORTHINGTON POST DISTINGUISKIES
ITSELF.
The Pioneer.Press of Tuesday gives
this incident of the grand encampment:
About 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
in attempting to leave u Riverside ave.
nue. street car, Slipped and Tell nearly
in front of the Milwaukee depot. Both
wheels passed over the left leg above
the ankle, nearly severing the foot. Mr..
johnson was member of the First
Minnesota, and, noticing an old COM
rade on the incoming short line train.
started to meet him, with the result
above stated. lie was taken to the
Office of Drs. Ames & Moore, where the
foot was amputated. lie is about fifty
years old, and will be we'll cared for.
In q few moments last evening the
members Of Stoddard Post No. 81,
Worthington. MIMI. l.. M. LANCE.
commanding, contributed $40 as \
''starter" of a benefit fund for Geo. F.
Johnson of the First Minnesota, the
victim of the above accident. The
money thus raised, with a few additions.
will be deposited at the Pioneer Press
counting room for the benefit of Mr..
johnson and his family, where further
contributions will be gladly received
and disposed of in accordance with the
wish of those who desire to aid the de-
serving and unfortunate veteran.
Those Corner Trees. During tho
storm OH Monday the large tree at the
north corner of the park broke off near
the ground and fell over against its
mate. The wood on the 4th.av. side
was decayed nearly half through. The
tree never recovered from the scorching
which it got during the big Methodist
journal bonfire which destroyed Miller
Hall. The bark did not heal over and
that side Of the tree has gradually de-
cayed. The tree was set by Mrs. NJ. H..
Stevens, in the fall of 1872. The large
one at the east gate of the park was
set by Mrs. r. F. Humiston, and has
had better luck. 1t is 40 to so feet high
and measures over six feet in girth just
above the ground. The trunk six
inches above the roots measures over
FIVE feet around and four fee! from the
ground the girth is about SO inches.
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THE NEWSPAPERS


The following concerning some Of the
Southwestern Minnesota0and South
eastern Dakota papers is from Wood
cocks Weekly Gazette and Newspaper
Reporter:
The Worthington Record, which has
always enjoyed the reputation of being
the worst printed paper on earth, has
lately been purchased by Geo. w. Penn,
of Pennsylvania, and now flaunts the
Democratic banner The paper is
greatly improved geographically, edi-
toria)ly and locally.-The ADVANCE,
of the same city, has lately erected Il
fine two-story building. veneered with
brick, and is deserving of the liberal
patronage bestowed Oh it by the citi-
Zens of that place.
The Flandreau, Oak, Herald, which
suspended publication some three weeks
ago on account Of the lack of patronage,
has been resurrected by F. w. Petit
grew, with II. f. Hobbs, editor-in
c. ief. The paper presents a neat APP
pearance, being set throughout in old
style light face.
The Rock County Herald, of Luyerne.
las just entered its 18th volume, put
on \ new dress throughout, put in two
new job presses. a halfmedinm 'Peer-
less" and quarter-medium Washing
ton,"a new "Peerless'' paper cutter,
steam engine and Potter power press.
In its last issue. the editor, II. J. Mil
Ter, announces that on July 9Th the
Herald will be issued semi weekly
The Herald has u liberal advertising
patronage and Il good run of job work,
and enjoys the reputation of being the
best local paper in Southwestern Mimi
esota. W. G.. Miller, formerly of the
Stoughton (Wis. Hub. has accepted a
sit on the Herald and entered on the
discharge Of his duties.
-Pi;,estone county is well represented
Ivy the craft. considering the number of
her population, COCO. She has four
newspapers. the Republican, Star. En-
terprise and Republic, the latter a
'ene-horse' sheet, started in the inter
ests Of prohibition
The Sioux Falls Daily Press is re-
ceiving Just re ward for its enterprise
ing labor in furnishing it's readers with
telegrHphic news Of the Chicago Con-
vention some six or eight hours ahead
Of the big city dailies.
NOTICE.
Applications for the position Of jan
itor in the Worthingt on Schools will lie
received up t" first Tuesday in August.
The right to reject any or all bids
reserved. School year sc weeks.
by order Of the Board.
Il. r. MILLER, Clerk.
July 1G, 1884. [47w:
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TIM CROPS.

The storm of Monday undoubtedly
did considerable damage to crops in
Southern Dakota and Minnesota. How.
ever, most of the crops flattened by the
wind are still in an unripe state and
will straighten up again. We fail to
hear of any part Of this county where
there is anything like general destruc-
fiQn
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AN ANSWER WANTED.

Can any one bring us 4 case of Kid
ney or Liver complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure? We say
they can not, as thousands of cases al.
ready permanently cured and who are
recommending Electric Bitters, will
prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood,
regulate the bowels, and act directly on
the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
anteed. For sale at so cents bottle by
e.. W. Smith.
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A good Investment for the farmer.
buy machine oil; buy good oil; always
buy it at G. w. Smiths and you will be
happy. l5.tf
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The Salem, Dak., Register and Rock
County Herald are both getting hand
some notices all around for coming out
the Fourth printed blue Oh one side
and red on the other on 4 white back.
ground.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUHEOF MAILS
ARRIVES.
r.,.,or, ,da,,v, l2:1sa. m.
ANU St. Paul and East 3:25 p. N.
vo,+,,or, 1898 4. III.
E.tnrn BC.R.& n. :OC p. IN.
Observation-Disclosures Sioux Falls, 800 ? m
Round Lake. Saturdays l: M
>,.,.,or,, ,a,,,v, 1928 q. m.
"'' a. 10 II. Paul and beyond q p IN
,.,,,nor, 12:1sa. m.
S"torn RCR&N. $3.50 q. IN.
Western-W orthington Sioux Falls 4:4H p IN
ROund l...xe, Saturdays M
Mails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. All others at O'Clock p m.
Once hours from a. IN. to M Sundays
from to 9 m and IL IN to p. m.
Money orders Issued and letters reglsterea1 De-
'"0o" y ~''~'> Il. d. BARBER, P. NJ.
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GEO. NJ. PLUMB

Is agent for any kind of Or
gan you want to buy. A thor
oughly competent judge and
repairer. Call on him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ces, most liberal terms. ADJ
vice free. Organs to rent
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