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DIED.

DIR. Il I. HuDNAL, died Of Rright's disease
of the kidneys. on the 26th inst. at his aotuc
near China rove, in this county
He was Il Christian gentleman, a sue
cessfnl practitioner and kind AMI gea
erous neghhor. A more extended no.
tice OF him will be given soon.
G, w LEWIS.
On Friday, November 9th. 1885. at $40
o'clock, AUDREY KNAPP CHAPMAN, only child
of Chas. T. Chapman and Emily Al. Pitts.
1t has been but few short days since
this little one was inducted into tie
bosom of the Church Militant by bap
tism, and now, as If to realize the beaut
les of tho Church Triumphant, t., which,
it WAS SO dedicated. it has pinned its
little wings and flown to the bosom OF
its God.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

We listened with very great pleasure
to the lecture delivered on last Tuesday
night at the Baptist church by Mrs.
Irvine, President of the W. G. T. u, of,
Mississippi. A large and attentive
audience was in attendance and listened
to her without signs of WEAKNESS
throughout her lecture of one hour, aud
thlrty-fve minutes, although the wealth
er was uucomfortably cold for those on
back seats. She followed no sys. ematic
line of argument, and yet the lecture
was so full of pith and point that no one
wished her to take different course.
Her object was TO lay the foundation for
the organization of Union at this
ce-only about three ladies on this
occasion volunteered to aid in the organ
ization. The old Doctor, ct. uJ., vol
rnteered to become honorary members.
How do you know gentlemen, that the
Indies will SO honor you, even if they
organize9 Mrs. TWINS lecture was re.
plete with pathos, with Christian philan-
thropy (although she studiously avoid
ed the enumeration OF Charity as one of
the graces of the order, while she claimed
| all The others) ard with sparkling wit.
She related with fine effect the story of
The old Dutch saloonist whom the W. G.
| L. u. g of OHIO chased from the State
by camping, praying and singing "Rock
| of Ages" at his door wherever he set,
tied, until the old fellow, iu his deIrium
Of anxiety to find some place "vere dere
yush no Rock of Ages" finally perched
in Sardis, Miss., and there he found bla
Alabama. She deprecates the use of
tobacco almost as much MS whisky and
| ADVISED the boys never to use it. She
had no argument to make against the
use o! it by grown people since she had
found text of Scripture to sustain
them. They had Bible authority for its
use aud she would rot eontrovert them
The text of Scripture to which she
alluded reads Tins: "Ha that is filthy
let him be filthy STILL We do enjoy
a good, laugh, even if it is at the ex
pense Of --our neighbor.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

IWe called in to see how skating WAS
pc the other evening. We stepped In
|the middle of the floor kinder inno-
ht like with our hands in usses pock,
and disturbing no one, bat greatly
|miring the movements of q clipper
ut little craft that seemed to be bear.
+ down on us from the opposite side
the room under full sail. She wore
fay from the center post and come
Wn on the weather tack, when we, to
|oid being tackled amid ships, hoisted
chor and we're about TO clear the chan
\, wheha full rigged brig, without any
lnger signal hoisted struck us on the
fbord side. nearly capsized us in mid
Fean, carried off our main sail, and.lef,
a helpless wreck. all the Jolly tars
|ound then laughed and called us i
pd lubber and we Immediately pu
10 port at the nearest barber for re
kirs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

Through sleepers to Northwestern Points.

On and after Thursday, November 18th, the
Illinois Central Il. r., will run WEEKLY
Through Sleeper to pana, Decatur, Blooming
ton, Mendoza, Freeport, Dubuque, Manches-
ter, Waterloo. Ft. Dodge, Sioux City and
other Northwestern points, leaving New
Orleans AT up. m, Hammond 1851 p. M, every
Thursday aud jackson, Miss, 1853 a m.
jackson, Tenn, ll;05 a. M. every Friday
until further notice. This arrangement will
greatly accommodate Returning Exposition
Tourists and Louisiana, Mississippi and Ten
nessse Land Seekers.
J. w. COLEMAN,
~ Asst, Gen'l Pass. Agent
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
Outcast London.

iuch excitement has been made by
Borts recently published on the viii
EDITION of the sIums of London. Ii
cellar was found a family consisting
man sick with small pox, his dying
[e, three half naked and dirty children,
\ one pig. In some parts there is one
mill to every hundred persons.
pat de6Iementl Yet corresponding
purlties often defile the human blood.
ley can be cast out by Browns Iron
fters, the great strengtheuer and
fifier. MFR. B. J. Strange, of Stark
Ike. Florida, says. Browns Iron Bit
4 is the best blood purifier ever tired.
gives all the Satisfaction a man can
|nt."
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

Ee worked hard all day Tuesday, 10
ready by 7 o'clock to go to Ouy ka to
Ind the Entertainment. Our heart
SET upon it. We had some three or
\ persons in our wake. We did get
BY in time. The last job WAS worked
and the last letter mailed. With
|rcost on arm we enquired of tie
|nt chow long uutil train time ~
ke shower of ice on freezing night,
be the reply, flour hours late, boss.''
|hl ever thus" &c.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
Thanks!
Mrs. L. A. Ouerton, i GG
Mfr. n. III. Dickey, B OF
II. H. DfcRey. 5 OG
i" ". L. TYaJker, 2 OF
" Wna. Brock, Sr., g O(
.ngseIiabIc House

w. M. WROTEN can always be relied up
on, not only tocarry in stock the hest of
everything, but to secure the Agency for
such articles as laye we'll known merit, and
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of bcil,g always enterprisine
rovery for Consumption. will sell it Qua posi-
tive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and
every affection OF Throat, Lungs, and Chest
and to show our confidence. We invite you to
call and get TRIAL Bottle Free.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
Wonderful Cures.

|W. d. Hoyt g. Co., Wholesale and Retail
R,a9ggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have been
Pnng DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
l..ers and Buck lens Arnica Salve for two
Fafs Have never handled remedies that
as well, or give such universal satisfac-
~. There have been some wonderful cures
al sTeea by these medicines in this city. Sew.
|al cases of pronounced Consumption have
Peh entirely crred'by use of few bottles of
hing's New Discovery, raken in connec-
pn with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
feln always. Sold by DIR. w. NJ. WR0TEN.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

(e highly appreciate the commuuica-
OF oar fair correspondent "Ciio,"
regret tnat it reached us too late to
|rt last week. It appears this week.
Ire are no particular rules governing
|query column, but all are cordially
lied to ente. the lists.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

(e received very pleasant and pro.
lie call from our valued friend MFR.
|. Brock, of Dillon. He gives hints
bme matters of spicy nature. which
hope to be able soon TO give our
ters the benefit of.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
KAvANAUGil COLLEGE:
Faculty For Second TERM.

REV. II. W. FEATHERS rUN-Presi
dent and Professor Of Latin, Greek
and the Mental, Moral anu Natural
Sciences.
Mss WILLIE e. LOTT-Pr Professor Of
Mathematics.
Mise LUCY E. WRIGHT, Professor o.
English.
MISS SOPHIE II. BALL, Principal Of
intermediate Department.
Miss ANNIE v. CAIN, Principal Pr,
mary Department.
Mrs. EMILY w. FEATHERSTUN,
Principal of Music and Art Depart,
ment.
Miss MABEL Z. CRAVEN, Asslstaut
in Music Department.
MISSES JESSIE E & Z, e. WRIGHT,
Assistants in Iatermeuiate and Prima-
~ Departments, aud Instructors il
Cal.sthenics.
Aug %. 1885. Gin
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

Proper Treatment for Cough $.
That tho reader may fully understand what
constitutes a good Cough and, Lung Syrup
we will say that Tar and Wta3Cheri'y is the
basis of tho hest remedies yetdiscovered.
These ingfcai,rts with several others equally
Cough and Lung Syrup, thus making it ont
af the most reliable now on the market
Price so cts, and $500 Samples free. Suld
by DIR. w, Nj. WROTEN, Magn Ola.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

FRS. Fannie A. Beers, representing the
|vouac" was in Magnolia q day or
last week. She dill not meet with
Feat deal of success IN her CANVASS.
many canvassers have been through
section. that the literary wants Of
people are pretty well supplied.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at jackson, Miss,
Uctnl,pr 20 1875

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge. or in his absence the Circuit Clerk OF
Pike county. at Magnolia Miss. on December
18Th 1885 viz: Peter Stallngs, Homestead
No 1924 for the e n W sec. 8, and / OF
W! sec S. t. 1, nj 9e.
He names the foiiowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Jesse Brumtield Joseph
Warren. William Roberts, Charlie Williams.
all of Magnolia, Pike County, Miss.
JAS ID STEWART
Oct.306t Register.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

fe have on file very interesting arti
|from Farmer" and ~. j, Afford
b." which on account of their length
have to postpone until next week.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
ss1{,Iaa 5ssr,r GRANT B0OKi

Life and Personal Memories Of Gen. Gran,
in onr volume ouly II Is One aaont sold d.
first day. 70 na0 aold first week. 4 = engray
ing '2X2S inchra II all "Our Presidents
FEEE,to each snh4c;lhur Think of ti,ia
Some perSol shnuid Send 30 cts t0l outfit ana
engraving ans secure this territory. Bnnt
now out mo Whiting fini commissions Ad,
dress ELDER lrni.isMiNG Co. 35i Wsbatl,
Ave. Chicago HI
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
Petition for LIQUOR Licsnsa


10 The Honorable Aayor- and Council of he
9o,sn Of Hdgr olia, Pike County, Mississippi:
We the undersigned legal voters resi- lent
III the tsWn Of Magnolia, wsuld respectfully
recommend unto your Honorable body w.
81. CO&tRLY as a man of gusd reputation
and sober and suit.hle person to receive a
License to retail fiuous and Spirituous
Liquors i'll less quantities than ono gallon and
therefore petition your Hr,igahle bsdy to
grant him a License 10 retail s.id Fipou, and
Spiriunus Liqaors IN said town Of Magnolia.
J,lfn Fahey. jahn B. Reabnld, ieary
Oi~tz, L. II NJ Gowen, 3 j. Conerly
Vincent X Fielder, A Hen ? rryman,
j. Mct.usktr, W. Richmond. v u,
COMFY. John B. Kramer, Chss Gal
lin, Wash M.gee. martin Rn sell
James X M iris. Paul x Cole, Lewis
Magee. Bill Willis. J. ]. Pontpn.
John Rabb, Berry Magee, Pet r x
Woods, Enns x Sutton. Todd x Irwin
Samuel K Fielder, Marcns lnum pson
Peter X martin, MOSS Gray, chatlss
x Coney. Allen Cockeram Elias X
jackson kianibsl Sandal James X
Cornelius Geo Taylor Why
Sutton Aaron cfues Ed x Hagans
James Scott Henry Moore william
x Carpenter. A. IL. Sprich. Ned x
l'niton. Sias Carpenter. Daniel K
llr". Henry X Jordan. Barley San.
deli. C to Tynes. Isaac Gray. W
kornIumpf John warner. Carter X
Monfort. John Sims, S L T4angdou. r i.
Barrett. ohas. Nef, E. D. Stafford, j. @
Travis, George Rubson. Jno \. Lam
kin, c.. HarreIl J. F. Lieb Npah x
Smith ]. q. Tinsl-y. ] David Lieb.
Henry Kornrumpf. F. F. Spauldng
James Ballard. Louis i,enoir. JosepN
Searcy. James Powell. George Lewis.
Jim Johnso on.
HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE COUNTY.
|. John McNamee. Secretary of the
Board OF Mayor and councilman Of the
town ofMagnolia ami County OF Pike
do certify that til within petition wa,
filed in the mayors Office this the 1911
day of November A. d. 1885 at
O'clock p. m.
| JNo McNAMEE, Scr .tary.
| This is to certify that tn alb v,
namts are true copy from the origin
al. JOHN NJ NAMEE.
SEAL. Secretary.
These are Solid L acts.
The best blood purifier and system regi
lator ever placed within the reach OF suffer
ing humanity, truly is Elec.lic Bitters
, Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jauu
dice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys or an
disease of the urinary organs, or whoeve
requires an appetizer. tonic or mild stint
liant will always fnd Electric Bitters til
best and only certain cure known. They ae
surely and quickly, every bottle guarantee
+ to give entire satisfaction or msney Refunded
Sold at fifty centsa a botsle by DR.. w. N
WR0TEN.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
LOCALS.

10 promise an account of the orgsnl
bn of the W. q. T. o.. next week.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

.tvyorrsa's syonler's' is a Complete History Of
the worlds Great Explorations, with descriptions
strange WILD beasts, birds and reptiles; the Mar
heroism of daring explorers, thrilling adventures
and @ wonderful achieyements, in one large, splen,
Illustrations. The greatest book ever published.
II is grand Educator, II volumes in one. and
OufseIis All Others. BB-Send for proofs OF
agents making hundreds of dollars per month. No
experience necessary, as we teach every one how
to buid up a grand business. Write for our
splendid testimonials, AND HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
Address, HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO.
l20 N. 7th Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
q IL
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
From China Groye
MARRIED,

On the 2lst inst, at the re.ldrnca ai tns
Brides father F. G.. Andrews. Mi JHsQI
HULL and Miss GESELIA A DR.ws, NJ"
Cards.
Tie GAZETTE wishes the happ, cor
Pile 'tmucl joy"
ARSOLD-BE NNETT. On Monday Nov
emi,cr 80, 1895, at Magnolia Grave Hotel.
slagno il Miss, by Judge Harding Mn.I L.
ARNuLn to Mms. g. G. Bi NNErr, all OF Snni.
nit. Miss No Cards.
New Orleans Papers please copy.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04
BiJS!N.- 3 = u G. ..tE
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

Young men Of energy ara .fitftiigcaGa wAe
desire to make tncir way il the wu.iti !N
habits of economy and their own n,lastr,nss
eGa,ts will liayr thc brst advantages offered
them in tins nstitatian for acquiring a
thprutsh business r.irehti0,'.
Forty dollars secures - Scholarships for a
complete course in Rock Keeping a,la Pen
nia'iship,
HE entire expense to secure a Dip!o,ne,
need not exceed 500 includiag Scholarship
Board, i;o9ks. stationery aud washing.
Send for circular and S,.eumen Of ptnmaii-
ship k0UDEBpsil & WYATT,
sept IS, Tyr. Proprintnrs
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

GouGH ExrERMINs ToR.--As valuable
nedirne for the renovation of the system.
also AS a. specific for Throat and Lung diseas-
ses Dr. Davis's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Tar stands pre-eminent. For
NERVOUSNESS use DR.. DaviS's Liver Pills.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

], ", MfKeRsle. \ NoNtisuMa. Ga,
says say Or. Ho1t's Dyspep tic
Elixir cm cd him of Dyspcpsia after
g'rsng up all hopes Gf getting sccU. To
be had at Dr., w M Wrotc,a's Drag
tofe maU IS. lr.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-12-04

pr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir,
tea catre any case Of Dyspepsia Liuer
Trouble or Asthma. One bottle qUill
cohcince any person suffering mith these
D'seases fits cnretive properties, For
sale By Dr.. W. III, Wroten.
W. A. Wright Compt.- Gen, STATE o,
ga, says he aoas cmed Of Jpd;gcstion
BY Dr. Hollis Dyspeptic Elixir,
and mas remained so Three gears. Gci
1t Of nr. w. NJ. Wrolen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-28

punft Der pdbagosif entipri9t, miilIen
mir feit anseitellte 2ebrer baben, Bic
bur1 cine Gommiilion Der berborra>
genbfen Ga6mdnner bes @taates aez
priift uno ausgemdblt tperben. Ser
Sebrer, Der ben boben Mnfor6erungen
oer 3eit un6 ieines gerufes getpa6len
1T, lou aud gut befolbet unb 10 unabz
bdngig nie Der &i6ter iein; feline Wobs
nung brau6t 5uar ni6t elegant gu fein,
fDu lib aber bod BON einem Ghmeines
ital bortbeilbaft unteri1eiben un6 uns
gefdbr 10 bel6affen iein, rpie fie Der
Sur1i6nittssGarmer fiir iiG6 bea1s
fpru9t. Gur penn mir benz 2ebrer
eine gefi6erte, iorgenfreie unb unobs
bdngige griiten3 getpdbren, meroen fi1
fabige unb tii9tige Mednner in genii-
genber Mn5abl bieiem Berufe tpi6men
uno tDenn oas arbeitenoe 8oH erf aunl
@ebrau6e feiner 8ernunft gefominen
iein tpirb unb al bas unge3iefer, bas
ii6 bon feinen Marfte mdHet, abaez
f9iittelt bat, tperben aud Die Mittel
rei6li6 borban6en 1ein fur cine gebie=
gene grsiebung Der Sugeno su forgen.
Gin S9ulawangsgefeb Git iibrigens
bon Der concentrirten -llnfdbigfeit in
MuItin obnebin ni9t 5lt ertparten) bdl=
te i6 iibrigens fiir berfrdbt, neil bur1
grlaB bon @efeBen, tpel9e ni9t 6urd.
gefiibrt iperben, bic M1tung por benz
@eies i'm Magemeimen beeintradtigt
piro. ynn miiBte aber bod in erfer
2inie ber 2ebrer ben Sdulbeiu9 fon=
troltren, tpenn nun aber berielbe bon
Der Gemeinbe, bielei6t ein3elnen ber-
felben, pelde bas Settlement 6urG
tDirfli6e ober f9einbare sSntenigena,
3ungenfertigfeit, @eIb ober @rob6eit
beberri9en. abbdneig lit, tpirb es Inn
faum m6gli@ fein itrift unb gere9t mad
benz GeieB 3u banbeln, baber erf9eint
bas 9eransieben zines unabbdngigen
un6 fdbigen 2ebrerperlonales als notbs
tuenbige 8orbeoingung fir Elm @dul-
atpangsgfieB. s. u. 8.
Wintlor, 20. Gebruar.
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3iigel 10 fraff als rur m6gli9 anau3ie=
ben. 8or allen miro mir ba ein ge=
tpifier 9artmann als ber 9aupt.Mufz
tpiegler be3ei9net, Der bel ieinen ga=
1neraben als cine neue Qlrt bon Meilias
gilt unb mir babel in ber @tile bic ge=
iammten Werfe infur9irt, unb als i'd
frage, tparum in &ufufs gfamen fie
benn ben Meui9en ni6t ldngft fortge=
iagt baben, mas befomme i9 5ur Mnt=
tDDrt2 Das tpagte ma1 ri9t! gr bdtte
1i1 bisber in ieinem MrbeitsperbdltniB
mod nidt bas @eringite 3u S9ulben
fommen lafen, unb feline Gameraben
bingen nit blinber 8erg6tterung an
ibm. gs gdbe cine &ebolution auf
ben Merfen, tpenn man i'm pbne bin=
rei6enben Grunb entliebe. Sd babe
mir bic Jreibeit genDmmen, ben 0ers
rem all erfldren, baB iie aneiamn1t 9a=
fenfiibe tpdren, uno 6aB i'd iebt bic
Sade in bic 9ono nebmen tpiirbe. Sic
5@a6te bleiben tpie fie fno, unb an
ben 2obnperbdltnifen tpirb au1 ni9t
elm Sofa gednbert. @egen bic geringlfe
MuFebnung tpir6 nit bollfter @trenge
borgegangen, unb oem 9errn &doels=
fiibrer tuerbe ib iel6if ben Mbi9ieo gez
ben unb 6as mod beute.
Das fannit Ou aibt, papa! iaete
srtbur pl6bli6, fi6 sur 5alfte aufri@z
tenb.
8erfow blieb iiberraidt iteben. Wes=
balb nidt2
Weil eben bieier Sartmann es mar,
Der Die pfer6e bor unferen Wasen auf=
bielt unb uns babur9 bonn it6eren Sobe
rettete.
(Gortfesuns fOIst.)
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Cine quite Nsebattptmua.

DerSerausgeber oes oDeuti9 sMmeri.
faner," @aterloo, Sa., Qr. Saeob
@9mib, fagt: Wie alle, mel9e bas
ct. Safobs Del einmal brau1ten, tli1t
faebr obne ba1elbefe fein m6gen, 10 fanm
aud id bebaupten, oaB es bas bette
Mittel 1T um S6mer3ert gu pertreiben.
Wfadt Der mid 10 oft plagen6e unb libel
nitnebmenbe 5einb, genannt &beuma=
tismus, eine Mttade auf mid, 10 1T bas
erite Wittel su tueldem i6 sreife, ber be-
fannte beutfde 96meraenitiller, unb
bleibt Der CUTE @rfolg benn aud ni9t
aus. gs lit Elm Mittel auf mel1es man
iib INNER berlaiien fann u. foate baber
in feinem 9ausbalte feblen.
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S6nl5man8.

MnaL.tn. "a * rl....t a.: 0:r
sega.ss s;ss 'tspaH,fna MIs. a.. S.ale1t, y
oss onmv e.l.ss y. co nlussl TX ~ ,.na!l!!ef =: oz
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s0u.s C:s ausa DIe Urs.ge.I DsanlplngL lsine
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% uMis.s. aspeol.I nhe IuII aIoe!leA OaHll
a9I:IeM aoDs.nsH Se.a9enoaroHen 10
sI..B ~ u.e 0uhDe, Gis l.e g nut muHs
!weG l9nneh. "Sellg Ilno ole AfmeH
.M ge'Ee: 0enA lprer y oGs plmmels
IslW gelBd e. 5par lH peg Uloei, unles
&c gsnIsge Iufgaoe Feli nas aDer etn
nageres 5lel; 3mar n!wf elaen p!mmell
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9lpcr's
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entbdt elm Geeengif. eeBen nile bon sumpHnft fer.
rabrenhe nebtl, bas 70 uieI man iueiB, in feiner
anbern Mr8nri entbaIten 1T. cs entbaIt fein ebi<
min, an@ feline ,netauifden obsr anbern fdabIiGen
@eitanbtbeile nnb bat baber feinen nadtbeiIigen
Gnfub ouf bic Contribution, fonbern Idbt ben a6rs
per 70 sefanS rpie Dor ber ssranfbeit.
aBir sarantirtn, baB aber'S @ontsGnre aue
Sale pom faItem remittirenoen,, ftilem, @e9feIs
nnb 0aIIenfeber, 70 wie uon aeberIeibet, bic
burd eumpfInft berbeisefiibrt iirb, beilt. Goute
es mad ri9tiser Mnwenbuns 81 beiIen uerfeblen, 70
fnb bic 6dnbIer b,ir9 unier GirtuIar pom l. SnIi
1882 ermd6tist has GeIn smri63u3absea.
Dr. 8. G. apsr & CO. luinelL 1Baa.
Sn allen gpotbeien su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-28
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-05
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Rad OUTLOOK FOE SAN FRAN
1880.

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any wArraat Ter expecting Al improve
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bat the csaf-sl BAY eozaass and = A11s
expart hassnss& WAss s&r sztss rs
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them all on ss2rss N TINA sAss w
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clearly doomed tAss aty 1Ea SsssD1
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