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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

nue. ON the brow of the hill. He carries in
his two stores more stock than two-th irds
Of the Wholesale grocery houses in New
York. He brings -four direct from the
mills, whole lines of teas and coffees at a
time, so that no one else has the same
goods. He buys in such quantities that he
can afford to sell cheaper than bis fellow
tradesmen. When Cleveland was elected
he raised the wages of his men to show his
faith in the new era of prosperity in which
the county has since opened.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
Thrse Murderprs.

Otto Koch, who killed Halter in Union
Hill several weeks ago, was sentenced yes
terday to eight years imprisonment. The
Hoboken wife murderer, Disque, will have
cutor Winfield viii be ready to try the
Flood case as soon as the pisque case is
disposed Of
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
MEETINa PRIVATE.


ga private meeting, eh?" quoth the
scribe, and remembering having seen sew
eral soreheads and cranks. including the
fussy and feathery old gentleman, Dutch
man Braun, from Limerick, and ssMlke" Null
lone on their way to the room, he conclud-
ed that it would be good "private" meet
ing to make public.
As near as the reporter could gather
from outside the room. DR.. Laird was made
chairman of the meeting. He stated the
object of the meeting to be to, protest
against the Democratic machine nomina-
tons. ostensibly all the nominations, but
actually the meeting had been called by
Wolbert to pave the way for the nominal
ton of Wolbert. And now speeches were
in order. Afraid lest he should be forgot
ten, Fuss and Feathers, before any one
had time to suggest speech from some
one of the assembled aforesaid cranks,
soreheads and kickers, climbed to his feet,
pulled down his vest and commenced the
greatest speech of his life. He commenced
to speak in a low tone of voice, but soon
worked his sften-cents- lam bid-ten-cents-
twelve-will- you-make-it? ?" bellows with
noisy vigor The poor old man evidently
wanted to define the platform on which he
stood, for he went into long story of
what he was urged to do and what he didn't
do in the mayoralty contest of year ago
last Spring. He told how Davis and
McAvoy came to his house and unfoldei
to him their idea of forming campaign
committee and how anxious they wero that
he should become its President; how he
told them that he WAS out of politics, all
this by way of showing what great man
he is; but he didn't tell his hearers how he
houndered all over to secure the nomina-
tiou that DIR, McGill captured and how he
talked for an hour to the TATrLER reporter
| Of his confidence of winning it, and only
| soared when he lost It, lie told how he
never voted Republican ticket in his life.
Oh! yes, he had voted to elect Mayor Col.
Inns, but then Mr.. Collins was nominated
| by the Citizens Association.
! Therefore" he continued, Gin voting
| for Mr.. Collins, did not vote in any sense
for a Republican, and supported thai
gentleman only because the candidate o.
the Democratic party was nominated in the
most undemocratic way ever heard Of.
| He then charged the late County Conven
ton with being packed. ssNo delegate coult
have gotten his credentials unless he had
| pledged himself, . he shouted in an auction
| pitch: "Gentlemen We are opposed to thi
unit rule AND when any man shall forc'
himself upon oar party ponyenti9ns it i
our duty to take from him the props of ou
support BY the tone Of his voice it wa
quite observable that what was rankin,
in the fussy and feathery old gentleman
breast was the fact that he had never We
been able to force himself on the Conven
ton.
A trace Of woe-be-goneness was discern
able on the features of the fussy an,
feathery old gentlemen as he said, .Neye
will my name 90 before the Democrat
County Committee"
How we'll he knew!
sAnd" he went on with terrible energy
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
The MIL Owners Come to Terms.

MANCHESTER, Oct. 1.-THE striking mill
operatives of Oldham, at a conference held
yesterday, decided to accept per cent.
reduction in wages. with a further similar
reduction three months hence if the trade
has not improved in the meantime. 1t is
hoped that the mill owners will meet this
concession of the strikers and resume work
at their mills, which have now been idle
absut fourteen weeks. The decision affects
over 100000 spindles and $4,000 oper-
atiyes. The strike was occasioned by the
owners posting notice of 10 per cent
reduction in wages
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
vaudcrhoof ON Jail Limits.

PnA1NF1ELD, Oct 17.-E. A. Vanderhoof,
Jr., who several years ago robbed John Il.
Morrison. Of this place, thereby causing the
failure of the stock brokerage firm of Van
hoof and Frank Fl. Morrison, John
Ms kon were members. is now
on jail limits in the city of
New York. As any attempt on his part to
leave the city will lead to his arrest, he is
not likely to darken the portals of Plain
field by his presence for some time.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

he came to this
city from Brook
Ign twenty years
or so ago, as the
agent Of the
Singer Sewing
Machine Com
Pany, and has
built up a large
business for
that manufac-
tn ring Fl rm.
Then he estab-,
lished a PATTERN
Department. that
eventually grew
into a trade byI
itself and off
late he has in
terested himself
in thesale of a
desirable spring
bed. In con-
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
DTapufacturin yvrnnpe.r,.,.

Van Nortwick, the wrapper manufacturer,
has just completed fine stock of Fall and
Winter wrappers. Ladies' who intend to
take advantage of wholesale prices should
call at Van Nortwiok's store and save their
money, besides having a large stock TO
select from,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

NEWARK, Oct. ia man giving his
name as Charles G, Walton and his resi-
dence as New York, was found in bed
room of the house No. 68 Park Place, New
ark, at four o'clock this morning. He had
his shoes off, and was armed with revolt
yer. Vixen taken in charge, he admitted
that he was there with the intention of
robbery.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

stance. as Drs.
Hoffman, Henry
ID. Sands and
DIR. Lynch. He
had been in
bu sin g 8 s for
twenty years be-
fore he came
here-his store
being, during
that p eric d,
under the Bible
House. He is a
manufacturer of
a yari g ty of
! sDeeialties that
/ are well known.
He is a member
of Che College Of
Pharmacy of the
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

removed them
to this city. MIR.
Morgan is sixty
eight years Of
age, and his
y ears rest
lightly on his
shoulders (; but
seven or eight
years ago he
concluded to re
lieve himself of
part of the re-
sponsibilitycon-
nected with his
business by fax
ing his two sons
into partnership
with him. His
warerocnds on
Ninth andGroye
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Attacked bv Highwavmen.

About 10 o'clock last night Peter Bowen,
who resides ON the corner of Twelfth and
Grove streets, reported that he had been
knocked down and robbed of So by three
men on Henderson street, near Sixteenth
street. An officer was sent out with him,
but he could not find his assailants.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

EUGENE HARINEII. WY N . '"
York, and has a high reputation in the
pharmaceutical fraternity. It may be add
ed, in connection with his portrait, that he is
of dark complexion and short of stature.
1t is about 81 years now, since @. E.
Powell, the well-known shoe dealer of l6
Newark avenue, came to this city from
Troy, his native place.. He had nothing in
the world then but two dollar bill, and
his grip sack of clothing. 1t was not long
before he had established himself in store
on Newark avenue. and for 20 years he has
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
NOTES FROM NORTH HUDSON.

Palisade Engine Company, Of Union Hill, held a
meeting last Tuesday evening
Henry Engelbrecht and Miss Emma Hasz, OIL
North Bergen, were married last Monday night al
Rayine Hall, Secancus. The couple received
large number Of presents.
Silk manufacturers Luckneyer and Scnaffel
want sewer and have petitiened tns Union Hill
Council for one.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
He WouId Throw stoner.

John Murray, aged twenty years, of 165
Steuben street. last night was amusing HIM
self throwing stones at the windows of
Mrs. Mary Coleman's house, 1866 Steul en-
street. Mary did not like to have her glass
smashed, so she called upon Officer Nc
BRIDE, who took him in. John was held.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

The artist was able to see only
Fuss-and- Feathers's head above his high
business desk. His drawing of the body
may not be accurate in outline. In the
absence of q view of the body attached to
Fuss-and- Feathers's head, he was forced TO
draw his own conclusion as to the kind of
body that ought to go with it. His COM
pleted drawing shows his familiarity with
nature. KAA
But this is DEPRESSION. it was easy
enough for Fuss-and- Feathers to conclude
that it would be good idea to run for Sur
rogate. 1t was not SO easy for him to get
into the race effectually even for advertise
ment purposesl How, in goodness gra-
cious, should he do it? Well he knew that
no convention of sane delegates would ever
nominate him. Mightn't it do for him to
nominate himselfP The idea grew upon
him till he had reasoned himself TO the
conviction that the mere announcement of
his candidacy would set the whole country
ablaze with enthusiasm. So ct a meeting
of kickers in Franklin Hall he nominated
himself; and he nominated himself again
at a secret meeting in Taylor's Hotel, and
finally he nominated himself to little
handful of chronic kickers at Franklin Hall
last Wednesday evening. Il was at the
sssecret" meeting at Taylor's Hotel, how
ever. that Fuss-and-F Gathers laid down his
platform of principles. This meeting was
not SO s.secret" as Fuss-and- Feathers imag-
ned One of the TATTLERs, while climb
ing to his room in the hotel on the evening
in question, observed on the closed reading
room doors the ominsss sign:
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
Fire in Fourteenth street.

About 7.S0 last night slight fire oc-
CURED in the three-story frame house No.
215 Fourteenth street, near Grove, owned
by Margaret Msehan. The alarm was an.
swered at once by the fire department, whe
arrived ia time to prevent over $50 damage.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18
The Pool FelIows vamose.

Information recently reached Prosecutor
Winfeld's Office that some of the pool
sellers exiled from other parts of the county
had pitched their tents in Weehawken. A
descent was arranged, but the pool fellows
got wind of it, and closed before the raid
was made. M
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lOn. he served
during the war
in an infantry
company that
was subsequent
" consolidated
with the 7th and
9th Regiments.
He first started
in business at
No. LOG Newark
avenue, but his
growing trade
made it neces-
ssary for him to
take the adjoin-
ing building.
Two years ago he
leased the old
] ersey Ci ty
NN.YL - 1Uf1
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

Director Govern has been Director-at-
Large of the Board of Freeholders for the
last two years. He has made an excellent
presiding officer, using the large powers
vested in him with discretion and great
good sense, and frowning on all kinds of
crookedness. And he well deserves the
compliment all parties have paid him of
giving him their warmest support. 81
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-18

Patrick Govern, the Director-at- Darge Of
the Board of Freeholders, is the harpiest
candidate in the field. He has the straight
Democratic nomination. Even the Repub-
lican adjunct kickers have endorsed him.
The Republican Convention put no one up
against him. The TATTLER finds pleasure
in presenting his portrait to its readers.
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'sea :, g 81 avenue and opened branch
Irss do ora l Newark corner Of Chestnut ave
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THE MAN WITH 4 Walk oVER.

Director Govern without an Opponent in
the Fold.
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RATILEsSAEE ISLAND.

About nine miles belov Charleston,
!. O.. Ia an extensive. ron and
thoroughly cultivated farm, known AZ
Seeeers. one OF our wealthy aud m1st
Progressive Gitizsns, 10 the proprietor.
In the midst Of Green Hill 10 an island,
containing nine acres Of denssly wooded
land. called Rattlesnake Island. The
naH'e Is given 10 10 because Of the mil
liens OF rattlesnakes which are bred In
che midst of its impenetrable vegetable
growth. May thousands Of thrse hor-
rid. venomous reptiles are killed every
sunmer, but the number never de-
creess. On the contrary, from sum-
snsf 10 sammer they seem to DO ever In
crossing. fortunately for the lahorers
aud tae live stock. these deadly reptiles
ueyer leave the island alive. From the
spring Of the year to the season vixen
fattlesnakes 90 into winter quarters,
the water which surrounds the island
deters tnem from leaving their abode,
whelte they sustain themselves on birds,
iusasts and either snakes, but all day
long IN the summer the island banks
are lined eitn thsm. The negroes os
s6e farm carry on large trafic Ia the
ale OF ratslssnaks oil, which 10 applied
/, externally TOT the cure of rheumasism.
khs heaFoes approach the island in
oattesta. and upon nearing the bar rs
the makes coil 40, 10 striking attitude,
and rptfng their ratsles. Que after an.
uthsr. until The air Is filled With their
seryioie notes Ut warning. The ueRroes
10 armed with three pronRed, long han
died forks. tue sharp prof e q ehich
shey drive into . snakes head, and
snan dssth ensues the repalsiye hot
a,feivss reptiie is pulled toto the boat by
means OF the fsFk. rna snakes are
then pat through Q culinary process,
The secrsts of which are known only o.
The medictne men aaaong the negroes,
BY which q email enantity Of
valuable oil is extracted from
aseii snake. fAis oil b sold at D high
priee, and 70 IL oisimed 90 hs an iofal.
iibla tsa,edy for relief Of all rheumatic
pAitA 10 the swamp lands the expused
oonshtion Of the negro laoersrs renders
thetn easily snbjecs TO yheumatism, bot
70 e . rsmsrkA6le fact that not negro
an the seeRers place, where this oil l.
prsFared and sold. has ever been known
Az aafes from rhsumstic paias for y
loaass time tean from the moment of
sttSsk sptti the application OF the oil 20
Ehs locality Of tue pain. The daFkies
Frequently @turn an henest psnny" By
!he sals Of rattles and a young snakes,
frosn whieh they havs rem wed the
polaonous fanRs. This trsffie Ia rattle
snAks osl 10 rapidiy increasing and 10 be
coming popular among the white suf-
tesers frum rheamailam, and - sstab.
itsh meuopely In The haae Of snppliss
the negroes are negotiating With the
proprte.ar fof the purchase Of Rattle
snaks Island
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surrrss xEwa
pu4r TozrxErn. Ana.

RosT TowsExED, Ana. Il
hsvs1ns custer Oliver Noie0st A.
Rived wednesday n Astoria, affair Q
gsrmy passage Of an days frou san
Schooner Dakoss, vhieh has been
waiting orders In this hsrber fot The
past week. proceeded 20 Port Gamble 20
losd Iumber for San Francisco.
Bsrkeutins KIickitat, Captain Cutter,
arrived today from Uesalsdy win q
essgo Of lamber, and anchored IN the
bay. After shipping . ersw she sails for
HonoluIn-
Brush bark Azreols. which has been
loading umber 81 POgs 9smbie tor
shanghai, will soon be ready fer sea-
The fsR whistle ct Point Wilson has
net been biosing for tWenty-four hours,
thonzh the fog 10 thick. Il h sappossd
that want OF fresh water keeps il silent.
British bark Isabel. discharRinR tea
II Tacoma, received some injaries while
SEEING locked. They are being repsirsd
md the cost charged to the tug bost-
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Mis- Mary PoBtias went 20 Pori
Tovnsend, on the Queen yesterday.
MIS-. @. YOanx wsns 70 Tacoma yes
teidsy 70 take part n eonoert a. ts1s
place.
Frank W. Hansen viii Be taken oGt Of
itl and tried on an0theT charge OF
pstit larceny, IN Justice Lyons Coars
I.,day.
A big red ball, said 10 belong TO
Osmine Frost, was SHOT aud killed b.
sosae unknown individual near Sal moo
bay Lass Monday.
The Eliza Anderson did not get on
Ihs sridIron In time 70 make her regular
trip 70 Victoria today. Ske Will Be IN
RAINING utsl Aondsy.
AIlsn Weir. editor 81 the Port Town
ssud ATgsss, who arrived her Thursday
evening, sIli go 90 10 Tacoma tsday,
returning 10 Port Townsend on Monday
next.
A special meeting vii be held at
Comp.sy De Armory tins evening, al
s3J, 70 conclude arrsngements for JOIN
l1g IN IHs snoAmpmsAI ~ O4ympLs on
fEarsday Of next week.
The saIe Of soc Pscifc House furni
Ear~ yas ,tsmeEood yesterday, and
susleierabls stad . - Q Id at very great
o ,rxalns. lhs sale UIil De oooanusd
Guss>y, commsnclnR - ~ o'clock.
Word oones from VIesoria, that owias
TO the Illness OF the pitcher VI toe Ami
~ bat,s Bali Bioe, the zip TO Portland
lias buaa p.1sspooed TOT week, and -
IL very doubtful wnesuef toe Aniti.s
ca meet tne beds agsla LhIs season.
Prof. Inerahsm's camping psrty. oon-
prIsIER atteen person VIA leave ners on
rurs0lay Enorning Tor LiiisWaop Falls
tue paFty uiil rsmaln ~ OF nsar the
falls aos . couple OF weeks, and vii Dc
Augmented from tIms to tIIse oy friends
iFom Sssattls.
Tha Free Methodists are holding .
grove meeting at Snonomish. Tseuty-
tour persoas vens from here on the
SslIi,s yesterday - attend it. The Ser.
Woes are held ~ 9 building hfty feet
square, covered with shakes. The grove
10 on tee Ludwle farm. A"grove meet
ing" vito the Free Asthodists 10 the
sstne thing - Q oampn Getting with the
Msthodiss Episcopali rs.
The Holm an Congressional party viii
probably be here next week. They
ssFe 40 Y, lloWstoae Park. August 7th.
The party consists of William b. HOl.
man. indiana; Jos. q. Cannon, Illinois
and fh0mas kyan, of Kansas; ALEC Mr.
+mes O. Oonrts. Of tennessee, Chief
SECRETARY Of the II Iuss Comm tee on Ap-
propriatioas. Mia VeFastean Holman,
daughter Of the Judge, 10 also Of the
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EEw YoKx. Aus. tk-PAeiac Sc l2k
AmerirAn kxpress IS, Canada Pa
sifls Is. 0snsda southern az. Geo.
trial Pacific t5ls. Harlinztoa &h Lack.
avRnnA ssh DsnvsF q klo 9ranie
liz. Erie i6%. Kansas q Texas an,
LaiKs Shore nv. Louisville q Nasa.
villa sssS. MlsnisFan Central SfA.
Northern tanifie sSA. Northern IA.
eific prefsrsed s9k. Northwestern fo3,
New York Cenirai ssh. Oregon Rail
vsy and Nsvtaatton TsN. Orseon
fnknsconttzentai 19&. Oreeon Improve
assnf IS, eaciAs Man 81 PFnaaa -,
Raek isiAna I9sS. - laAui w. Texss
eseife LEI. unssa pacihe a ", unitsd
suites kapresa 81 wells farro ia
u,Maerp nuso1 90 hoasy lf12 On
s-li; prsme p@n~r tA& ExoAanRr bills
tsii,{; demand. 81.
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old v4sssf nennpuy sni eaTnff pos
Or raaysvsspavsy With thsir szbsa6tssd
prsas hroous. bat tAs vs~ss WI rel In
fast the sans. and byssnd bye oer noc-
sra oAunsss, Old wives. brOons and AL
may bs loss In the rash Of waters
The tide 10 riains. Il 10 almost a the
nood. In the great movement that 10
eoana on over all ChristsndOn and ali
heashsndsG. our IissIs corner Of the
sori6 sfli not be Isfs unchanged The
evils of vhish our people complain vii
b. sxspt assy vish The ress.
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yExs SECS Mr.. B. 2. {snsA faaAsr
81 aar vorshy ooansy seaool ssp~rsn-
,eildsss. o. ! Joaes. Is sssioasIy IN At
kAs residences % Fra ssFssk nsAr the
University. BE is snIerinR with ehFouin
ossr<ynta. - IS yeafs asAndinU. and Do
tusovety b dsspsiTea of. A wssk o. -
$50 hts nind gave cay under The asrri-
be and hong cansknasd saMsrtnR. sincs
wAish as hes a. times been ven vielenf.
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4seames " 4. Msruta uill ieaxs Yes.
lsi's chart Sanasy norainR - ' uieiock
Tor taeeansh ana wsll lsAvs thefs On her
rsiusn ~ l9sO tn The evening. Tkose
Hdesaring 70 avail thsnseaess 81 TIN trip
shpold he rrcmpsiy On ttnnsl Fare fer
tAs ronni trip. 81.
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Nm. 0 WOOD.

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
A uos In al the JusIlces and Terrltorlal
Courts. Urtice, NJ rooas o. the propate
N01rl Yeslsr-LssAry building.
W. q. WHITE. CHAs. y. MJJNDAy
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me 18th ,ah is va,oA Onariotss OorS
das killed M.r<a = esd - - fsf sals.---
caspsaz1a LeaN&er.
We do nos hsiisse Charicese xss %
lmoeasss - 10 81 into eaiA Tub viii
AlsrRs.
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House to Let.


1--WE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
= property near the residence of Geo
W. Hall. 10 offered by the undersigt ed TO
lease Tor term OF years. at q n minal
figure. For further information spply TO
Je2 JOHN n. DENNY.
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Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block, cor. Front ano
Coiumbia sta. dy-tf
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SICK neAdache, hAbiEual co-tiveness
pains IN back ani limbs. ioss OF appetite.
Dad breath and taste in the mouth. etc,
>affrelz cured ny the use Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SpsciaI Notice.

THRRE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Union Evangelical Commit ee OF
Seattle and VIC nifty, at .. M. t,day
ga URDAYl at the NJ Z. church. for
completing ell arrangemen's for the mis-
lion Of Mira HAmpson at the Opera seus-.
important b ls1nees urgentiy rsqui 60 q
full attendance. jim UENISON,
Secretary.
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lissu' uiion Of Partnership

TsANNISG & REITzE. DOING BusT-
" ness unaer the name Of he Unipu
baker{. have oissclv ~ partnership b.
manual consent Mr.. fteitxs retiring. The
@ ". Caaning, who win be responsihle
for all sccsunts. aus
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,. d. METCaLFE.
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A TT0RNEYs AND CoUNSELORs
Al a. law. Once in Boyd s. Poncln's
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FIRE!
WATER AND SIN OKEI
GOODS MARKED DOWN LOWER THAN EyFp

Being determined to close out our
entire stock i'm 20 days we have made
further reductions i'm all lines i'm ordert.
insure their rapid sale.
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\ pathic Physician and surgeon, has
Tor the present removed his ortioe 70 bus
Leeloence, corner Fourth and Madison