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Organization .; The Red Cioud building As
sooiaIi0a al Red Cloud. Nebraska.


ARTICLE l.
VEE. CHARLES rI.ATT. II. III. HALEY. G.
" y. Albright. l.. II. Wallace. and John Il.
Shirley. a.i OF He'd Cloud. Webster county. Nei,,
10 EcIehy incorporate ourselves and al persons
WHO nay become Stockholders hereof into ::
bH,ty cooperate" for tie purpose of erecting, fur
lllsliiliS ana maintaining an opera house in Red
Cloud. Heshter county. Nebraska. under tie
general incorporation laws of the state of Ne.
braska.
ARTICLE 1.-THE name of this CORPORATION
shall he The Red Cloud Building Association. -
ana It's place "f doing business shall be- at Red
Cloud. Webster county. Nebraska.
ARTICLE IIl.-Thc capital stock of this cor
l~'oralloIl Slai, he an authorized capital of SirA.
10 be paid IN under tie direction uf the board OF
directors OF said corporation and be divided i'll
10 slI;irtS Of ten dollars ea II.
ARTICLE IN.-Ihe commencement of this cor
poratloi shall be April Il. 1854. and shall coli
,lhte 10 The first day OF January. 1900. and may
be renewed from time ~ time INDEFINITELY.
ARTICLE N.-Tilc business of this corporation
shall hr controlled and managed 10y a president,
Vice-lreSidcnf, secretary. and treasurer. and
beard o. I've directors, tire al whom shall hc Il
quorum. lie directors SHAH he elected ri Il reg
ui;T meeting 10 he held annually on the first
"Wednesday aitcrthe first Monday IN Jamuary. 10y
ii!t shareholders. each share Of stock emitting
The holder, thereof 10 one vote
adjourned meeting. thereto. The directors
shall eject Il president, vIce-preSident. secretary
anu treasurer. all of whom shall remain in Office
until their successors are elected. The prcsi-
dent shall be elected from the board of directors.
ARTICLE NI.-The Indebtedness al the corpor-
alton shall al 40 time exceed twnthiruS of tine
capital >tnCkr which il 5000
ARTICLE NlI-Thc corporation may enact
and adopt bylaws az il may deem proper and
necessary from time TO tine 10y Il majority vote
OF all its directors.
ARTICLE NIII.-The business of thi, corrOra-
tlon shall he Ia erect an opera hCSiS.. erecting,
buying and selling such other property as il may
deem proper.
Article IX.-The organization Of this cor
p0ration shall he complete and perfect upon tii..
Hing OF tie ARTICLES Of incorporation i'll the OF
nee Of the county clerk of Webster county. Ne
hriska. For the remainder Of the year tll>.
Ilatt shall he president. d.. IL. Haley shall Ne
vicelreSident. l.. II. Wallace s.idil Dr treasurer,
and .!nO. *. Shirey shall ie secretary.
N.thcsS our hands this 18Th dry OF April lSSi.
JNO. X. Shirley. G. J. PIhTT.
l.. III. WALLACE, -. :. ALBRIGHT.
II. III. ksLEv.
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RED CLOUD MARKET.

Obituary.
Died at Red Cloud, Neb., April 20. 1884. Carrie
n. Crawford. aged IL years. The family had Just
removed u this place from MiddletOwn. Iowa.
The disease WAS dropsy of the heart, at times
very painful. but il was patiently borne. She
said "Sod knows best Her death WAS sudden
by friends and neighbors.
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The District Republican Convention.


On last Tuesday the republicans of
the second congressional district met
in convention at Hastings for the par
pose of putting in nomination two del
egates to the Chicago convention and
two alternates. At 1:30 p. m. the meet
ing WAS called to order, and Mr.. +. L.
Foss, OF Saline county. was made chair
man, and Captain Winterstein, secre-
tary. Captain Scott, of York, county,
was then nominated for delegate and
was elected by reclamation with ire
mendous cheering and the utmost en-
thu>iasm. The captain on being called
made IA very neat and praiseworthy
speech, after which Geo. Il. Burton, of
Harlan county, was nominated and
elected by acciamation. A speech by
Mr.. Burton and the convention pro
ceeded to elect alternates, the result of
which was the selection of L. IL. Matt
ers, of Clay county, and F. A. Sweezy,
of Blue Hill. After Il few more enthus-
iastic speeches were made, resolutions
endorsing President Arthur for his able
administration We're adopted. The con-
vention Was composed of Blaine dele
cations in most every case, and were
extraordinary enthusiastic at the
ton of the ''plumed knights" name.
The selection of Mr.. Burton and Mr..
Sweezy was right and proper, lis it gives
the west end pf the district proper re-
cognition. Mr.. Sweezy is a gentleman
of ability and should the duty of voting
fall upon him. we know that it would
he done we'll and to tie satisfaction of
his constituency.
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PUBLIC SALE-The undersigned will
sell at public sale, the following The
National House and six lots and all
the furniture, bedding, and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention, at Por-
tbs, Osborn Co., Kansas, Thursday,
May /, 1884, at = p. III. Reason for SELL
ing-I want to 60 east. This house is
for REM if not sold. Terms made
known on day ofsale. NJ. ANTHoRN,
Proprietor, Potts, Osborn Co., Kas.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JUSTICE BUSINESS IN COUNTY COURT
q before George q. YeiScr. County Judge in
and for Webster county and state oi Nebraska.
IsAlc y. Taylor
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GRAND concert at the courthouse
Friday evening, April %.
SEED CoRN.-The undersigned has
sou bushels Ofseed corn for sale.
W. II. FULLER Catheston, Neb.
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TIA. NcCreary

T.A-NCt rtlrN
Said defendant will take notice that said
plaintiff has commenced all actic1, in said court
for the purpose Oi recovering the sum Ui thirty
six dollars due on an account :Or board. AMI that
on the 18th day of March, 1851. SAID George o..
leiser. County Judge III and for said Webster
county. Nebraska. issued IN order at attachment
against you for said amount. AMI thai under said
order the Burlington and Missouri River Raft
road Company have been attached ~ gaTuisiIceS.
lou are further required 10 appear aud answer
said cause on or before May 20. 1881. at l0o'ciock
Il. n.. 10 which time said cause has been a't-
journcd 10y order of said court. and that if You
fail To appear judgment will he rendered against
You for said amount and costs and said railroad
company held Liable Tor any amount due and
owing 10 YOU 10y thci'. ISAAC y. TAYLOR.
Per Case X McNcny. his attorneys.
Dabe.tat Red Cloud. Neb., April IL, ISL.
3T-fI
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H. p. BOWERS, the Marsh Whitney
Irvine binder man, is here, putting on
the Improvements to last years ma
chine. All eyes are now on the plat
form binder, Us it is the machine Of the
age.
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The Golden Eagle clothing store Of
fers a lot of straw hats bought of John
Hay at bankrupt prices. Manila hats
s. each as are sold everywhere at So
to $3.50.
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Meeting Of the Democratic Central Committee.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be q meeting of the democratic
central committee of Webster county,
Nebraska, at the courthouse in said
county. on Saturday, April 20, 1884, at
. O'Clock p. IN. All precinct commit
teemen are earnestly requested to be
present as business of importance will
come up before said meeting.
A. S. MARSH, Chairman.
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JOSEPH {. fshI.

Oh HID entry No. GIG. for the east inf Of ne ,r Of
section Ii, township /. north of Il 10 west. lie
names the following witnesses t. prove his rO'I-
tinuGuS residence upon, ana cultivation nf said
land. viz: Henry Hull. Ge0rgc IeNItt. Thomas
Humphrey. Scion Virgins. I'll of Guide Rock.
Nebraska. =. ". SWITZER, Register.
apriS-nIay2G
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= f. MCKEEBY, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

OFFICE.-First door west of Cooks drug store,
Office hours from ITO - am. ! tot. AMI 10 :
y. III. Residence ) blocks west OF coi!t hoI>c.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
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Dissolution Notice

Dissolution Notice.
The firm Of Potter & Frisbie is this
day (April 2l,) dissolved by mutual
agreement. Those having accounts
are requested to call and settle.
J. =. POTTER,
/. FRISBIE.
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FINAL O NOTICE.

Land Office. Bloomington. Neb.. April II. 1ssi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
~ follOwung-namcd settler has filed E0ticr of
his intention TO make final proof i'll support al
his claim. and that said proof VII he Inair before
Clerk District Court. Webster county, al Red
Cloud. Ncb.. on MONDAY. MAY ~. 1881. VIZ:
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Legal Notice.

CTATE BANK OF BED CLOUD, PLAINTIFF,
- VS.. On Barrett. defendant. In the county
court of Webster county. Nebraska. To {. NJ.
BARRETT defendant, YOU are hereby notified that
the state Bank Of Red Cloud have commenced
suit against You in the county court in and for
the county Oi Webster and State of Nebraska, To
;,so,cr the SuIc ~ S1i.9a. and that on the 10th
day of April, 1894. an order OF attachment was is
SIcd against you from said court. lou are also
notified that unless You appear and answer on or
hcfor,. the md day of june. lssi, your default viii
NJ entered and Judgment rendered against you
- prayed. FRANk ~. W.:
SOW A'"."'' va ih''
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Suits In the U. S. Circuit Court.

Suits were begun in the United States cir
cult court yesterday as follows:
By John Mclaughlin, administrator Of the
estate of Mary Mclaughlin VS.. The Chicago,
Milwaukee 81 st. Paul Railroad company, for
$4,000 damages. The complaint alleges that
the deceased was passenger on the road of
the defendant, June 81, 1888, and that while
riding on the cars she was thrown from her
seat; miscarriage resulted from which she
died. 1t Is alleged that her death resulted
from being thrown from her seat by the
recklessness of the company, and hence the
suit.
An action by D. NJ. Osborn & Co. VS.. W.
P. Baker d Co., to collect the face value Of
notes amounting to 81, S4S.
An action by Andrew Frink VS.. The Chi
eago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul Railroad COM
pany, for restitution of premises aud dam
ages Of 81 600.
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splendid results from the use Of Browns
Iron Bi:ters as hood purifier"
THE INQUEST.
Coroner Quinn's Jury Find That Anne
Liza Cummings Came TO Her Death
From Natural Causes.


An inquest was held at o'Halloran's by
Coroner Quinn yesterday evening on the
remains of Della Cummings, the WON ian
whose body was found frozen in the Sixth
ward last Sunday morning.
note was first read from Rev. J. W.
Nealis, TO the effect that the name Of the
! deceased was Mrs. Cum mings and that she
had worked as domestic in the family Of
Chas. Slavin, on Exchange street.
The latter was then sworn and testi-
fed that the deceased had been in
his employ about two years ago; witness
could not say that she was addicted TO drink,
but thought By the way she acted she was a
little out of her mind; he thought she had q
husband, but could not say where be was.
Sergeant Morgan was sworn, and testified
to the circumstances Of fin ding the body.
-Four boys, Albert. and Hugo Houser,
Frank Lucas and z. Erdman then testified in
succession.
The irsc named lad testified that he had
been at Erdman's store Saturday night wait
ing for his brother to come from the opera
house. That when the latter came at 1880
o'clock, he told them there was a drunken
woman down on the river; that they went
down to see about it, and finding her almost
frozen they assisted her to the store, where
she warmed her feet; some OF the boys were
playing cards, and when they started for
home at 80 O'Clock the woman accompanied
them to Eva street, saying she resided in a
small house described by the witness.
The testimony Of the other boys was sub
stantially the same, ali agreeing that they had
left her at 80 O'Clock. They also testified
that she drank nothing while in the store.
DR.. Owens testified to having made an
autopsy on the remains, and he gave II as
his opinion that she died from nothing but
exposure. A verdict was brought in accord
ingly.
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AT CHICAGO,
Especial Telegram to the Globe,

lCPeCdi leieSTau 10 the Globe
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--An excursion party of
forty teachers from the northwest arrived
from. St Paul to-day over the ROYAL Route.
Ihey left Tor the New Orleans exposition at
night.
D. n. Watson, Duluth, is at the fremont.
Secretary H. H. Young, Of the Minnesota
BOARD OF immigration, registered at the Sher-
man to-day. He has been taking in the
New Orleans exposition, and will visit rela-
yves In Iowa before returning to st. Paul,
where he will arrive on Friday
MIS-. 5. French, of FaribauIt, is guest at
the Sherman.
Hon, Loren Fletcher, of Minneapolis, is
stopping at the Grand Pacific
Alex. Mckenzie, commissioner for Da-
Kota TO the New Orleans exposition, is in the
city en- route home.
j. G. Thorp, Eau Claire, is among the ar
rivals at the fremont.
E. s. Austin, of Saltwater. is registered at
the Grand Pacific.
1. B. Walker, Miss Julia and Gilbert NJ.
walker, Of Minneapolis, are guests at the
Palmer
At the Grand Pacific: Frank K. Whitacre
ana sister and Mrs. Mary Willis, st. Paul:
w. .. Fender, Minneapolis, and j. c. Easton,
Lacrosse.
Northwesterners at the fremont: III
Nlcohn, W. Northway and L. NJ. Sage,
minneapolis; A. H. Anderson and Geo. NJ.
Mason, Lacrosse; R. Smith, Chippewa Falls.
f. L. Robertson, st. Paul.
Among the arrivals at the Palmer are E.
T. Wells and N. Wideburgh, St. Paul: w. H.
ROBERTS, Winona; c. H. Holloway and wife.
w: a. sumner and L. K. Graves and wife,
Minneapolis.
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THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Superb sleighiDg.
The Christmas trade is booming.
Christmas greens are abundant. ~
Three deaths were reported yesterday.
Twenty-six below zero Tuesday morning.
The fast mail was half hour behind time
yesterday.
County Treasurer Burton received sS45 in
taxes yesterday
Officer Mcbride shot mad dog on Broad
way street yesterday.
The ice men are gathering their crop, and
it is very large one.
Forty-three tramps were housed at the city
hall at O'Clock this morning.
A masquerade ball will be given at Pfeifel
hall for several prizes next Saturday even
ing.
There was large and gay attendance at
the Exposition Rink, on Fourth street, last
evening.
The frost put out the gas in Judge wilkins
court at O'Clock last evening and forced an
adjournment.
Mrs. Mines, of East Seventh street, re-
ported yesterday that she had been robbed OF
silYerware worth $40.
One of the men ON chemical engine No.
froze three fingers at the late barn fire on
jackson street
The crank, A. Dureen, was partially eI-
amined in the probate court yesterday for in
sanity, and his case continued to next Fri
day at 3 p. IN.
Fred Bovett and Edward F. Brown were
arrested and lodged in the city hall late last
evening for an out door fight under the hill
at the foot Of Washington street.
A recent number of the illustrated daily
Graphic, of New York, contains the paragraph
that "a St. Paul meat firm advertises all
kinds of sausages dog cheap"
Two Indians, Gay Dog and All Nah Quot,
were before the United States commissioner
yesterday for pedding fire water on the
Leech Lake reservation. They were COM
mtted.
a chimney fire at the residence of e ].
Thompson, Esq, on Pleasant avenue, was
quenched By the boys of No. 3 engine house
at 10 O'Clock on Monday evening without an
alarm being given.
The mercurial alarm got out some of the
fire department between four and five o'clock
yesterday morning on a false alarm. The
mercurial alarm don't seem to work up to
expectations.
The state canvassers met at the state capt.
FOL on Friday morning TO make an official
count of the votes cast at the late election
for justice of the supreme court and for sew
eral judges Of the district courts.
The testimony in the insolvency case Of
Hough 81 Geer was ali taken in on adjourned
session of the special term of the district
court yesterday before Judge Simons, and
the hearing continued to next Saturday for
argument.
By the simple pulling of a cord in the city
hall the horses are released from their stalls
in the patrol wagon stables and take their
places on the pole of the wagon or sleigh,
while the same movement sounds a gong
which wakes the driver up to duty.
The postoffice department sold IL, 900 two
cent stamps yesterday, besides an unusually
large number Of five and ten cent stamps.
The rush of Xmas presents was greater than
ever before, l34 bushels of gifts going out on
the Milwaukee road alone. 1t would be
pleasant to figure out how many bushels Of
happiness they give rise to.
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J. RoTH ,CHILDS' AUCTION.

TOYS. DOLLS, AND HOLIDAY GOODS Al
Il auction this week al the Novelty stores. %
and % West Third street Those who wish to
both save and make money on Holiday goods
VIII find IL their interest TO come.
40 TO THE CLOSING out sale this week a
" the Novelty stores as the stock must be
closed out before the first OF January
nNEACoATS, suits OF Clothing for both mei
" and boys, must go. Don't forget to atten
this week.
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Oranges from New Orleans.

Gov. Hubbard received two fine oranges
yesterday, with stems attached, from Con-
missioner Gibbs, plucked by him from an
orchard where he has temporary residence
in New Orleans and near the exposition
building, in which orchard there is crop of
about 1000 oranges. One thing making
the gift more acceptable to Gov. Hubbard is,
that the fruit was plucked on the very groun ds
where he was encamped for two weeks dur
ing the war.
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Vigor and Purity.

You have no admiration for staenant
pool or malarions swamp. The waters of
tne merry mountain brook are clear, pure,
and beautiful. So with the blood. When
pure 1t courses rapidly through arteries and
VEINS, and you are well and hearty.
When In bad condition, your circuIa
non is poor and sluggish, and YOU are
not worth a ceut. Browns Iron Bitters in
vlgorates the blood and gives you renewed
NE aud heartness. Mr.. H. w. Deyere.
Endheld Center, NJ H, says, ST have derived
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oANS or Life Ins. Policies, L. P. Van Nor
man, No 245, LIST Ave. ). Minneapolis.
NJ ACKEY'S LOAN OFFICE-Notes bought
vi money loaned on furniture, pianos. horses
wagons and persona. property At low rates. with
out removal. Office. Room :, First National bank
building corner Fourth and Jackson streets. St
Paul and Room Z, Mackey & Legg block, corner
Of Fourth and NieoIlet, Minneapolis. 2O7-
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Rosa@s

E,oR RENT in hai, kitchen, dining. bed room,
IL three closets, bath room. Water paid
Call az No. POI West seventh street 347
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PERSONALS.
Minneapolis.

P. W. Pitcher, Manksto, is at the Wind sor.
Chas. Sheldon, Rush City, is at the Mer-
chants:
J. E. West, st. Cloud, was in the city yes
terd8y
j. W. Briggs, Moorhead, was in the city
yesterday, ~
Edward Walker, of Louisville, is at the
Metropolitan.
Judge Thomas Wilson, of Winona, was at
the Metropolitan yesterday.
u. A. Drake, wife and son, of Mankato,
were at the Windsor yesterday.
President Strong, of Mortified college
IN ade social call on Judge Burr Yesterday.
VIM. Shaw, Owatonna, and Frank Watson
and wife, Red Wing, was at the Metropoli-
tan yesterday.
Matthias Konlem, jantor of the district
court and jail buildings is just out after a
ten days illness with bronchitis.
VIM. H. Kelly, Owatonna; Chas. A. GRAY,
Fargo; q. L. Draper, Valley City, and w. P.
Spalding, Brainerd, are at the Merchants
a Perrin, deputy clerk in the office of the
secretary of state, left this city last evening
to spend the holidays with friends at Franco
mia.
E. Fl. Wilson, Bismarck; B. B. Reed.
Devils Lake; H. F. Thompson, Duluth; w
A. Loutermann, Mandan, and c. Scott,
LISBON, were at the Merchants yesterday.
James A. Miller, the ex-attorney general
OF the Manitoba provinces, was at the Mer-
chants hotel yesterday. He ACQUIRED some
nOtoriety few weeks 20 from having had
a prisoner fogged for trying to escape. The
indignation against him on this accou Mt was
30 great that he was forced to retire an leave
the country in disgust.
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From Col. c.. II. Mackey, 32d Iowa Infantry
have derived more benefit from Ely's Cream
Balm than anything else / have ever tried.
have now been using il { three months and am
experiencing no trouble from Catarrh whatever
] have been sufferer for twenty years &C. H.
Mackey, Sigourney, Iowa Feb. %, 80.
For three winters / have been afflicted with
Catarrh and Cold in the Head. | used Ely's
Cream Balm; it accomplished all that was repre-
scented. 7. F. Mccormick, Judge Common
Please Elizabeth, n. j. Price so cents.
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Office and Pocket DiarieI

ALBERT scHEFFEn, Cashier.
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MISCELLANEOUS REIL ESTATE.

d.I 800, viii Guy one Of the best farms in Gran
% county, with house OF ) rooms, house alone
oosts1.2 zoo. only one mile from the county seat
70 acres Of the handsomest grove OF Trees in the
state, this property must be sold in The next .
days FARwELL & Co.. Third and jackson.
ENOR SALE OR EX6HANGE-A choice farm.
IL fully improved and located one mile from
good town, and will sell cheap. Farwen 4 Co..
Third and jackson streets
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100000

Toloan on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons
diamonds, gold watches and other personal
property without removal. Notes bought.
Mackey's loan Office, room z. First National bank
building, St. Paul. Room z, Mackey Legg block,
MINNEAPOLIS
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ST. Paul. MIX Dec 4 1894

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 4. 1884.
To the directors Of the Minnesota Thresher
Manufacturing company: Yon are hereby mott
fed that meeting of the directors Of said com
any will be held at the Adams house, Boston
Mass, on Tuesday the Esd day OF December
1884, at IL O'Clock a. IN.
A. B. SrIcKNEY, Two of said
4. F. HERsEY, ( directors
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Tourists to Yellowstone Park next season
might encounter a Northwestern blizzard.
If they are wise men they will take a supply
of the famous DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Change of the Norwood Fair

The monthly fair al Norwood, Mimi. which
ought TO take place on the 25th inst, will, on ac-
count Of Christmas, be held on the previous
Wednesday, Dec. "a. AUGUST HAsLETT,
President Village Council
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There is nothing more appropriate for Christ
mas present than a handsome PRAYER Book or
Rosary. You can get them at Mccarthy & Don
nelly's opposite Pos,ofice
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would not live Away. ask not to stay.
where ache after ache, doubles up every day.
But since I've heard, what all have to say.
mat st. Jacobs Oil cures, I'll not go away.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Plush toilet sets, jewel boxes, odor cases, writ
ing desks. albums. portfolios. picture frames and
mirrors, at Sherwood Hough's, 19 East Third
street.