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GENERAL suaINrARY.

NEW YORK, November 5th-A. Mol
lowing is q summary of the results of the
elections held in the East and South Tues
day, made up from the last returns re-
ceived from the several States
New York elects Hili tDemocraD for
Governor by about II 900 plurality The
State Legislature is Republican on Joint
ballot by majority of 36, on total vote
of 100
In New JerseY, the Republicans have 5
majority in the Senate and I in the Assem-
bly,, making 4 majority Of 8 on joint bal
lot
In Connecticut the Republicans have u
majority on joint ballot, Republican loss
of Il.
In Virginia, Lee Dem) is elected Gov
erno7 by about 25,OOO majority. As far as
reported, the Legislature is heavily Demo
cratic, that party having % out Of the 100
members of tho House and % out Of the 10
IN the Senate. The counties 10 be heard
from will probably increase their MAORI
ties
In Massachusetts, Robinson (Rep.} is
elected Governor by plurality of % OGO.
The World claims that the Democrats gain
fifteen members in the House and seven in
the Senate.
In Maryland the Democratic State ticket
is elected by about 10000 The Legislature
is as follows; Senate, Republicans g.;
Democrats, 20 House. Republicans. IS:
Democrats, 1Ol. The Democrats have a
majority on joint ballot of 80. The success
sor Of United States Senator German will
a Democrat.
In Pennsylvania, Quay, Republican, for
State Treasurcr-the only State officer
voted on-is elected by probably over
5000. All the changes in the figures of
that State show Republican gains.
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IOWA.

DEs MoINrs, November 4,h.-Up 10 this
hour, noon, the Strje Register has definite
returns from siEty-liyc counties, and partial
from all. lis figures make the Republican
majority between 1900 and 1900. aud
give the Republicans sixty-one members
out Of the hundred in the House, and
thirty-two Of the fifty Senators. The figures
of the Republican State Committee agree
with the Registers.
DEs MONIES, November 4th.-Up to 1880
p. NJ. the State Register has complete returns
from 81 of the 80 counties in the State, and
pretty definite returns from 40 others and
partial from all the rest The returns cut
the Republican majority on the State ticket
down to 800. The final returns may vary
this thousand mp or down. The Repub-
ican majority in the State ON Governor two
years ago was but ,992. The Register has
definite returns from every Senatorial and
Representative district in the State. In the
House the Republicans have 50 members,
Fusionists 80, Independent Republican l,
doubtful l. The Senate stands 81 Repub-
hcans and 10 Fusionists. The official re-
turns cannot vary these figures more than
one or two. Ofthc y Senators elected This
year, the Republicans elect Is and The Flu
siOniStS 9.
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MARYLAND.

baltimore, November 4th.-The Demo
cratic maiorities in this city range from
10000 TO 1900, the highest being for State
Comptroller and the lowest for Sheriff
The returns from the counties continue TO
come in, but do not change the result indi-
Gated last night.
Frederick county, the Republican strong
hold OF the State, is conceded to have
elected the entire Democratic ticket, as also
Anne Arundel, which was thought doubt
ful. The Legislature will be nearly two
thirds Democratic.
BALTIMORE, November 4th.-SuHioient
returns from the election held yesterday
have been received to indicate that the
majority for the Democratic State ticket
will be nearly 10000. The Legislature will
be about: Senate-RepubIicans s Demo
Gratis 20. House Of Delegates
cans 16. Democrats 10l. Democratic ma
joTity on joint ballot, 99 assuring a Demo
cratic successor to Senator German, whose
term will expire on the 4th of March. 1887.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The building boom continues unabated
in Merced.
st. Helena viii soon have a library and
reading-room.
The salary of the Chief of Police at
Stockton is 81 500 per year.
\ sulphur spring has been discovered
within three miles of Sauceiiio.
Fresno county has invested 100000 in
schools during the last few years.
Work has been begun on the First
National Bank building in San Diego.
Large aocks of gray and white geese
have appeared near Goshen, Tulare county.
Two sch1o in San Bernardino county
have closed on account of scarlet fever and
diphtheria.
There is talk of dividing Colusa county
into two parts, the new half to be called
Glenn county.
The Supervisors OF Tuiare county have
called for bids, for building bridge across
the Kaweah river
An Albuquerque Judge kept a jury out
without anything to eat or place 10 sleep
tor thirty-six hours.
The Montana Territorial Veterinary Sur
geon asserts that glanCers does not exist
among Montana stock.
a Montana paper offers a patent candle
stick as q premium TO induce new sub
scri5ers to semi in their coin.
It is an almost assured fact that the Car
son Mint will be changed into the public
building for Government purposes.
The Virginia City Enterprise believes
there is sufficient evidence to prove the ex-
isience Of another Comstock on tie Washoe
side Of Mount Davidson.
The Fresno Erpositor reports that discov-
cries OF god are being constantly made in
that county, and believes that the mining
interests will soon become important
i half-grown rooster az the Mountain
View House, near Bodega. so it is said, has
adopted brood Of young chickens and is
raising them up in real nlotherly style.
Governor Swinefoad and Colonel Ball
took the printing material for o newspaper
TO Sitka with theal, and paper to be called
the AlasAaa VIII be published by them.
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heard from gave Blaine a majority of 8o6

heard from gave Blaine a majority of 906
last year.
CAUSES or THE DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
New YORK, November 4th.-The Posts
Richmond special says: More detailed re-
ports of the Virginia election attribute the
Democratic success, in great measure, to
the fact that the colored vote was divided.
In Black county, many negroes openly
voted the Democratic ticket The Demo-
cratic gains, with the blacks help, are con-
siderable. The unpopularity of Malone
himself WIS shown by the fact that in his
own home, Petersburg, the Republican
majority was cut down TO 539-a Demo-
cratic gain of 629.
DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN GAISs-THE
LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND, November 4th-All but
eleven counties have been heard from.
From what has been received, and esti-
mating the counties not heard from, Lees
majority will doubtless be 10000. The
Democratic gains, as far as reported, are
nearly offset by Republican gains. In the
southwestern counties the Democrats make
small gains. Heavy Democratic gaips
however, appear in oil the counties havih
a large population. The Legisture, as far
as known, stands: House-G0 Democrats.
20 Republicans with II not heard from,
but nearly all Will return Republicans
Senate-30 Democrats 9 Republicans, with
one not heard from, but viii probably be
a Republican.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4th.-Further
returns from various counties in this State
come in very slowly. From what have
been received, however it can be estimated
that Quay (Rep.l. for State Treasurer. has a
majority of at least 5000. with a strong
probability that that iigme will be ex-
ceeded. All changes in the figures show
Republican gains over the majorities tele-
graphed last night.
PnILADELPHIA, November 4th.-Oficial
returns from twenty-five counties, and re-
vised estimates from the remainder, give
Quay (Rep), for State Treasurer, 1861
plurality over Day, the Democratic candi-
date. 1t is probable that the official returns
will increase Quay's plurality to 10000.
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ReadWhat the Drug
gists say about DR..
Wistar's Balsann Of
Wild Cherry:

J. B. TITUS, corner of Hayes and Laguna
streets, san Francisco says; 1T is the most
salable medicine in the market for Coughs and
Colds \ regular household article"
+. A. HOLBROOK. 1349 Market street. SAYS he
has sold WISTAR's isALSAM for more than
- years. and he considers it one of the best
of the standard medicines
ABRAMSON d BACON, southwest corner of
Sutter and Dupont streets, say they have sold il
15 years, and it is their leader" in Cough
Remedies.
JOHN C. MOODY, corner Bush and Polk
streets, has sold it - Years; knows it to be re-
liable preparation, and does not hesitate to
recommend il
None genuine unless signed "I. BUTTS" on
the Wranper. iy6-lVM Th&yy1v
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TODAY Hens Black Hats, Apine" style; silk bands, silk
corded edSe % cents.
BOOTS AND SHOES!

The Rain has come at last, and it has found us
fully prepared to furnish our many thousand Gus
toners with the very best of BOOTS AND SHOES
of every kind and description.
If YOU Wish boot to keep out wafer and give extra wear buy our
WhOesk Red House Kip Boot three solid es; every pair warranted
Or If you wish cheaper pair VO have Heavy Boot solid sOle a8f so
for 81 t5
1.-THE C. H. G." Kip Boot (CuStom- -mad8 81 60
1.-THE "0d Mans Calf" With heavy bottoms broad heel and vide O So
The Gilman Kip; extra -WidG DOttOm OW broad heel $4
Red Hm7 Kip nailed three solid so running from heel to O 90
Ee1S Heavy Grain Shoes bellows tongue standard SeT three heavy soeS
Scotch bottoms S4
The same quality Grain Shoes as above without bellows tongue $S
Lot Mems and IL Calf Boots; reduced from 81 50 to So 60
Boys Heavy Kip Boots Il to s., S.
Boys Boots (eXtaQuaity) three solid SOIeS 81 50.
Boys Boots III to 49, 81 So
Boys Boots (b8St qualty) with silver tips Sizes II to 49, S.
To Close Lot Of ChldfGnS Boots SizsS T. and red top silver tipped
toes, 81.
Our Red House BfO6n lined, three solid SOeS, 81 25
Boys BfO6anS (Same quality; sizes, to s. 81.
Heavy Kip, Buckle Alexis (hI StOGk), S.
Heavy THO-buGkle POW Shoes, 81.
The Old Gents Comfort ThiS shoe made from the best French Calf
with heavy bottom and extra wide sOS low heel just the Thing for n
and buniO%, So.
The Best Gents English Walking Shoes The City for 81 co. neat and Stylish
The Celebrated Waukenphad S8V Shoes in tB qualities So and $
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NEW JERSEY.

New YORK, November 4th.-The Tribune
gives the complexion of the next State
Legislature in New Jersey as follows: Sen
ate-Republicans, y; Democrats, 8. House
Republicans, -; Democrats, 27 Inde-
pendent Democrat, 1. This gives a Repub-
iican majority of nine on joint ballot, and
insures the election of Republican United
States Senator
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COLORADO.

DENVER, November 4th.-The Chairman
of the Republican 5mmittee comedies the
election of the entire Democratic Inde-
pendent county ticket by heavy majorities
Lake county elects the entire Democratic
ticket except Sheriff, and possibly Clerk
Ebert (Rep.) for Supreme Judge, on whom
party lines were strictly drawn, is certainly
elected by at least 5000 majority. No de
finite returns have yet been received from
the interior counties.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, November 4th.-The vote of
Massachusetts, with five towns to hear
from is: For Governor-Robinson Rep1.
1l2,3l3; Prince Dem.G 90I3G Lathrop
lProhibition), 4.594; Summer Labor, 2.1Sl
Ro5inson's plurality over Prince, -, ,207.
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EBNER Bros,

/ IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
WINES AND LIQUORS,
lie and Ils st., bet. Front snd Second, san
AGESTs FOR TIKI CELEBRATED
POsISIERV AND GI;ENO GaASIPAE;N NE.
OGSf~Jyn
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VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, November 4th.-The Post
has specials from Il of the 113 counties in
Virginia, giving the maiorities for Gov
ernor. Lees majority, according 10 these
figures, IS l5,D2, The two counties not
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Q n n ID

T B. HAYFORD HAVING BOUGHT THE
q. interest Of Mr.. Sinay, of the Central Gro
cery, No. Ills J street, has associated himself
with Leon Solomon in general Grocery Busi-
ness where he will be happy to see his old
friends and former patrons. o2I-1plm
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EoR RENE.

DROSPECT HILL FARM. LYING IA xsz-
i miles from city limits of Sacramento, SsSF
on Upper Stockton Road containing 100 -Aa
acres of choice land, and having coo bearing
Fruit Trees, 1880 bearing Grapevines and other
small fruits, etc; has new House, large Barns,
Stables. etc; viii be rented for one year or q
once. For particulars apply on the farm to F.
Y l1ME 1
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4 PERFECT SHOE

OUR PRODUCTIONS REPRESENT THE PER
~ fection of Shoenaking. Look for our Name
on the SOles: j. * T. COUSINS, New York.
m6toiY6,Gs1t DIAL MMThS
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HALE BROS. 3 CO,
No 82S. $751; S33, street.
TAILORING.
ThoS. Bronlev

D NhG-nSotNt AAILOh,
HAS REMOVED HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS
i L to No SIC street. few doors west of the
old stand. All the Latest Styles of Imported
and Domestic Goods for GENTS FALL AND
WINTER WEAR in stock. J. H. Quatman is
Manager of the Cutting Department Prices
the Lowest, Work the Best. oS-1plm
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PAINTS AND OILS.

II [. CHADDERDON IMPORTER AND DEAL
y er In Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
laixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc. No. 204 st., Sacramento.
n11-Inef
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MORE NEWSPAPER TALK.

New YORK. November 4th.-This even
ings Commercial says: The managers of
the Republican campaign have been living
in a FOOLS paradise of over-conddence.
Davenport was defeated because the Re
publicans, in great numbers, neglected TO
vote; because many men we're rendered
indifferent, and many repealed by the sleep
mess on the one hand of the general com
mittee, and by its mismanagement on the
other. When Silas +. butcher went about
the country districts telling voters that
Republican majority of 5o,09o or 100000
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NEW YORK.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE RrcoRD-Usro..I
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FOR SALE.
ADAMS, MCNEIL g. co.
n2-1w Corner Front and L streets.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

e. k00 MUST BE SOLD BEFORE No
0O.0UU. vember 10Th. $50 acres of fine
Pasture or Fruit Land; 80 acres can be
plowed plenty of water and timber; 60
acres under fence; with a frame Dwell
ing Of six rooms; two Barns, 40x50: a good
Slaughter house: good Blacksmith Shop. with
tools; Carriage-house; Stone Milk-houte and
other Outhouses; u Living Spring. Also, Is head
of Mules and Horses, from months to 10 years
Gncluding 10 Brood Mares; Four-hoIse Wagon
new Buckeye Mower; new Sulky Rake and
other Farming Implements; 10 Cows; II Year
ltngs; 400 Goats bred TO Angora; 20 Hogs: about
200 Hens, Ducks, Geese: 900 Oak Posts; 50 TO 10
Cords Stove Wood cut and corded. Jackson
Greek, with its water all the year round runs
through the place This is a good bargain. Sit
uated four miles from Jackson, Amador county
and seven miles from lone
SS50-Twenty acres one and one-half miles
from LOOMS, on line OF c. ?. K. 4. All cleared
and fenced.
w. r. 60 Il e MI -A- nj,
325 street, Sacramento. jy2l-lptf
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THE GoyERNoR-ELrcr sERExADEp

New YORK. November 5th-A. M.-The
SIN makes Hills majority for Governor
3I7
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New YORK, November 4th.-The chiefin-
terest in the election in this city was in the
three cornered contest between Tammany
Hall, the County Democracy and the Re
publcans, for the city and county Offices
Tammany Hall came Off victorious. and is
corFeSpondingly jubilant That body is
particularly pleased at having secured the
Sbreyalty, which is very fat Office The
total vote on Sheriff in this city is: Grant
{Tamro,ny) 1869; Jacobus (Rap.j, IS, ,53S:
White County Dem, 59,20S. For County
Clerk, Keenan,, the present incumbent has
been beaten by Flaek tthe Tammauv
nominee). The total vote on the office
stands: tlack (Tammany), 67,751: G0ebel
(Republican) G5,9,9 Keenan, County
Democrat), G2,393. Tammany has elected
Mooney, its candidate for President of the
Board of Aldermen. He polled 7l.03O
votes; Asten (Rep) 65963, and Dayton
County DEM G9,Gi2. The complexion OF
the newly elected Board of Aldermen will
be seven elected by the County Democracy.
eight by Tammany Hall and five by the
United Democracy, with four Republicans.
The members elected by the United Democ-
racy are of County Democracy antecedents.
Of the three Coroners eleeted-Levi. Nugent
and Demarest-the first named were Tam
many Hall candidates.
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GARLAND RANGE FOR SALE CHEAP
~ Also, good Carpets, Brussels and Ingram:
one more Set and Spring Bed, new style, at SIS,
at CHAS. M CAMPBELES. 4O9 X Street We
Duy sen or exchange. Upholstering and Re
pdlTlnB. o22. I'm
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ELNIBA November 4th-Gov. Hill was
serenaded by the Elmira Democratic Club
tonight. In response to calls, he delivered
an address, in which he thanked them for
having assisted in vindicating him from
the charges which had been brought against
him during the campaign. congratulated
the party upon the fact that New York is
Democratic State. and said that the result
showed that the Independent Republicans
had lett their party and become perma-
nently identified with the Democratic party
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FuR SALE-T0 LET.

DRIVATE BOARDING FEW BOARDFRs
Il can be accommodated with frst-class table
board and home cooking, at Ill7 Tenth street,
Call after y o clock noon n9.Sf
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EoR RRENT-AT72 720 AND 100 E STREET. -.
4 two Cottages, one of MONS and one E;iI
OF o each lot, 2Oxl6O; fenced and side LII
walks built: will be rented for SO each sHnIT
to CARL STROBEL. 81 j street n15.ff
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01
BHiGge Notice.

ncit ordered bvthe commits .ioners CT Barber
county, state Of kansa-, that T. =. I.indley,
township trustee T. hereby appointJ com
INT siOuCr tO mako plans and estimate COS { for
building bridge across the Medicine river az
o. near the section line between sections one
and thirty-six. township IS range n west. and
make a report without delay 20 the county
clerk; nnd thc county clerk T. hereby directed
after the Hing % said report 90 publish the
notice required hy law for building such bridge
NJ Leaf thirty day. before the next regular
meeting Of this board.
REUuEN LAKE,
Chairman hoard 81 county commissioners.
Attest; Rubt. j. TghafcTro, county clerk.
Ar..-I 4.
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BHdqs Notice.

he 70 ordered liy the board of county COM
miasiunCrs of Bartcr county, state az kausna
that Louis LOckard trustee OF sun city town
shtp a. hereby appointed n commissioner 20
bridge acruss the Mclicinc river nj or near q
section line 81 sec TOW nSiiip q range IL west
running south from the town of sun City and
mas. rcrnrt without delay to the county clerk
nili the county clerk Il hereby directed after
thc Hing 90 SAID report to publish the notice
nquircd by Inv for buil,ling such bridge at
East ~ days hcforc the next regular meeting
ui tnis hoarl kEuuEN LAKE,
thstirtnun ~ bOaril of county COR missionerS.
Attest: Robert J. TalafcrrO, county cisr k
Arril rs. 1870.
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ByjdCe Notice

Be 81 ordered 10y the board Of county com
mi--IoucTS Cf Barber county, state OF Kansas
that iurl Lacey, township trustee IS hereby
appointed v commissioner tO make plans and
VstimntC cost for building n bridge across the
90 a line due west Of Kansas avenue in the city
OF Medicine Lodge, and make report without
delay to the clerk OF the county; and the coun-
~ clork u hereby directed after the ding Of
said report 10 publish the notice required by
Inv for building such bridge, nj least thirty
days before thu next regular meeting OF this
Loari. ltEt ms LAKE.
Chairman board at county commissioners.
Attest: Rnht. j. IaliaierrO, county clerk.
ARR lh. IAgi. IS
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BHdGe Notice

he u ordered by the commissioners Of Oar
bcr county. Kansas, that Riley Lake, township
trustee 4 hcrcby appointed " commissioner To-
IA tke pnns and estimate cost of building a
bridge ncruss the Medicine river Mt or near 30
Nud ~, township 81 range IL west. and make
report without delay To- the county clerk and
TIC county clerk n hereby directed after the
hhng ~ said report TO publish the notice re-
quircd by law Tor the building OF such bridge
at least thirty days before the next regular
meeting of this board
REUBEN Lane,
Chatrfnnn of board Of county commissioners
Attest: Robert J. Teliafcrro, county CLERK
April Is. lSS5
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Ice cream at Sl)ry's, on Kansas ave
nue., east, IN the gypsum house. Al
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Oranges. figs, dates and fruits at the
Blue front. Il
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"Front Rank" yapor stoves, guaran-
teed TO cook in the wind az Am. Aliens.
45
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From any point In the Carmichael
addition TO, Medicine Lodge as grand
view Of the Medicine valley Is 10 be had.
lots In this addition are now on the
market. and may be obtained Of Talia-
ferrO * Rouse. IS
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Ladies should come in and look at our
styles Of visiting cards. Only 75 cents
Q package nicely printed. 40
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The title OK the lots in the Carmich-
mel addition Is absolutely perfect. Buy
you a home now I'm this beautiful loca-
ton. TaliaforrO 4 Rouse agents. 46
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For cheap acre lots. I'm the Lake addi-
ton, call on TaliafCrrO 4 Rouse nOw.IG
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The finest and cheapest city lots are
in Hammond " Currie's addition to
Medicine Lodge-SOld 10y w. j. EstiH
X Co. 10
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Headquarters Tor screen wire. can
Allen hardware store.
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When ven buy any gold or silver ar
ticle from l.. +. Hubbard he viii en-
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Gasoline always ON hand at Am. A
lens. IS
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Celebrated Upman cigars at Hale
JOhnsOn's, the Blue Front. a.
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Celebrated Baker barbed wire-light-
est and strongest barb In the country at
Am. Aliens hardware store. -
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BugEies and spring wagons at II. i
Noble & Co.'S. Il