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KILLED MS nRorHER.
The Dreadful Termination OF Deer
Hunt In Arkan Has.

The Dreadful Termination OF a Deer
Hunt In ATkansaB.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
GoupwIv, Ark, Oct. lO.-Two brothers,
John aud Bud Gass1lt, who have recently
moved here from jackson county Ala.
Together they went deer hunting ycstcr-
day and soon succeeded in starting up q
deer that ran into q thickct The bows
separated, going down on each side Of the
thickct. John soon saw the tall grass
shaking but was unable 10 see ihc deer,
but finally determining about whore itmusi
be- standing. concluded 10 shoot. on ,he
crack 81 the gun avid cry pierced thu a.r.
lie hurried To the spot JHd found bis
brother shot through AMI through. lie
left the wounded man lying on the ground
and hurried on for help Tho wounded
man was finally conveyed tp DIS home
where BE- lay IN great agony until Doc died,
this morning 90 q O'Clock. Close examine
ton showed that live buc.- hp. bad cn.
tered his side, passing through bis body.
The accident caused grlt excitement and
the unfortunate family has the sympathy
aud assistance %. alI.
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Mortgages in Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-For about a
year the state board Of labor statistics has
been collecting information on the subject
Of mortgages in Illinois and will shortly
complete its tabulations for every county
in the State. This is claimed to be the
first thorough collection of statistics made
in the country on the subject, and will
show the status Of the mortgage records
for three periods-ls77, 1850 aud 1887.
The total on lands, lots and chattcls IL now
about Si02, 100000. OF this about SlI2,-
0OO, 600 is in farm mortgages II has been
found impossible to ascertain accurately
what proportion OF these instruments Is
owned 10y non-residents, but so far rs the
records show the nonresident holdings are
less than S37, 100000.
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TwENtY.oNE pEIiInED.
DISASTROUS Collision ofVoHHolH on The
banks Of Now TOuullaud

Disastrous Collision ofVcHsol1 on the
Banks OF Now Fouudlaud.
Nrw YonE, oct 10. Tho National Line
steamer Queen, which arrived here
today from England colIIlol with tho
schooner Madeline on lhc 5th inst The
collision ooruuclnt 25Oam. during o.
iog pI the banks Di Sew fouudlnl, whom
lhc Qu,cn struck the Madeline mId,hlp.,
cutting her In two aud sinking ben immr.
dia'cIy Tho caplian, tint anil second
mates and steward Of the fishing schooner
were rescued after they had been in the
water nearly au hour. bat the rest Of The
Grow, numbering tNonty. were Lost In
the collision the Queen Lost her hUwHpfit
ul ipIcmfL The Madeline was French
fishing schooner. Tho captain Of the
Madeline vas seen by reporter on board
thr Queen after aho was locked 10 said
that hIs vessel Hilcl from Granville eight
months ar,. they had q very god fishing
snt0n along ihu banks VI NrW FDull.uui,
and the night before tho collision
had weighed anchor and Get sail
ior llayrc. they expected lo arrive there IN
two months A lew minutes holuu 3
o'clock, on the morning Oi llsi Thursday
the Madeline WIS headed rHfuuufihr.i
aud WIS sailing with u light bvr2n nt iho
rate Of three or four miles no hour The
weather was very ioggy and thcy could
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A MOD INDICTED.
Prominent Citisons OF Mattoon. III. Ar
roltod for LynChlnR.

Prominent tiiifnnH OF Nnttoon, III, Ar
roatod for Lyuchiug.
CmCAuo, H., oct. iO.-A dispatch from
Charleston, ~. says Tive indictmcu, hy
the grand jury OF the citizens Of Mnlioon
ior the lynching 81 William Moorcun Jun,
25 is the sensation herr. Those under iu.
dic,mcnt are \. u. Bnucdcl. cN-mayor ~
". OIunc T. u. Weaver John lt....
William kiuguid. H. Brewer, S. H. kItD-
patrick. Adolph Walker aud III Mycr.
Tho surial stunling Ut the defendants and
the unusual procedure have led tu com
jcclurcs a. Ia the result moore was ur.
rested Tor au alleged assault upon Mary
lpumguurr Who, II rs claimed, WIS oi
immoral character At 10 O'Clock one ul
the shrun's dyplti Is received q telegram
from MauoUn stating that o. mob was being
organized there iur the purpose oi lynch.
ing Moore. When thc mob, to the mum.
Der oi 100 armed and masked ncn arrived
nj the iail, they found the iron doors
fastened, but after much difficulty sue.
ce,lcd Ia breaking down the barriers
They soDn had lhH prisoner out and
hanged him "a WnlortInk hall mile
irlm the Jail
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ana W. 40 rnlon,. rln,nec,.

NEw Iom,. Or'. lO The annual meet.
ing oi.thc West. Union Tc.ng ph com-
pany was held today, Samuel sloan acting
a. chairman. The only business transacted
was thc election Of bolld If directors iIr
tie ensuing year The only change boo tHc
composition II the directory j. ihu suI~ii.
tuition Of Henry VI. FIagICr a. H. Won
Nest. The ANNUAL report ior lhc ycu end.
Ing June On, iS,S, shows afuu plru.uFa 4
fiH,5ll, l6j. OK On Cs, IL lljN2i net
earning, S,OIO,1il; payments Oh d.u-
dcnd iutcr"s, and sinking fund account
were H,5Il,2O5, leaving surplus u
500, 1858.
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GREAT FLOODS.
Extraordinary Rainfall in New Bruns-
wlck-All Trains Stopped.

Extraordinary Rainfall in New Bruins
wick-All Trains Stopped.
ST. JoHN, n, b., Oct. l0-For twenty
years such autumn floods as are now de-
vastating the western and southern part of
this province, have not been known. The
rainfall up to yesterday was 4.55 inches for
this month, while the average Of the entire
month OF October for twenty-five years,
has been AGO inches. Communication
with Bangor is again cut of, owing TO
numerous washouts on the New Brunswick
railway. A mile from Wclsford there is a
washout 800 feet in length. A mile further
a washout fifteen feet deep and 200 feet
long, while several smaller ones, varying
from three TO fifteen feet All the streams
along the line have overlooked their
banks, and the whole country for miles
seems 10 be under water. There are wash
outs on the line Of the Northern 4 Western,
and the passage Of all trains is stopped.
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only see short distance ahead. "The
first knew about the steamer being near
was seeing her lights" the captain con.
tinued. "Tho Queen seemed to be COM
ing up at full speed. The next moment
came the crash. had not time to give a
single direction. The steamships iron
bow struck the Madeline on the star.
board side, directly amidships, and cut
her directly in two. Before we could lift
hand 10 get the boats the vessel had
sunk. The next thing knew was that
was struggling in tho water. Two boats
were lowered from the queen, and was
taken aboard. Mcnty-oue of the crew
persisted, They were asleep in their hunks
ut the time. Those ON deck alone were
saved. IL was impossible for the Made
line to have avoided the collision, and
the steamer was going at great speed. -
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&c. Inpw. Mo-, OCT 10 The building
committee oiwhal knovu.nf iho ~ louis
Reform" school board, b. io Boz inyr.
gated as to expenditure, ior repair, Which
arn claimed to have been enormous. nHi
Director Hogan promises some sUUUf
facts. n is claimed That the commute,
hos grossly violated the rules, and tut
thousands OF d0llla Of repair work
WORTHLESS. The board has appointed ns 90
committee NJ investigation Directors Doe
JOS, HOLMES. Richard 1u and kogn.g.
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Mnrriagcnt Nhcrdcn. Mis-.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal.
NurunErN, Miss, Oct lO.-Thc largo
auditorium OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, which was beautifully decorated
TOT the occasion, was filled this morn
ing to witness the marriage Of Miss
Annie Shell, OF this city, to the Rev. Louis
Powell, Of Spring hin, Tenn. Tho ccrn.
mony was performed 10y the Rev. Amos
Kendall, presiding elder ior this district,
Miss Maudic Montgomery presiding at the
organ. The happy couple lett ut II O'Clock
ain. over the Kansas City, Memphis 4
Birmingham railroad Tor their homo In
Tennessee.
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and Union Labor men and few Repub-
leans. His speech was a fore bic and logical
presentation of the issues OF the day. His
references to Cleveland and Thurman were
warmly applauded. He arraigned the Re
publican party for its hypocrisy in dealing
with the present iniquitous tariff. lie
showed by facts and figures that the pres
ent high tariff is an incubus on the farm
ers OF the west and south. The Repub.
licans have placed high tariff on every
thing the farmer buys, but affords a man
who raises bale of cotton no protection
against the pauper lsboren of Egypt and
India, who raise cotton at 10 cents a day.
Judge Hemingway is doing fine work in
his canvass and makes new converts to the
Democracy everywhere he speaks.
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Eoruurp, lll. oct 10. The guuiIuv
DAFT might returned seventy Indictment
ug1iu.t tNouly-lhrco Rockford saloon
koop,m Who have been up,uIy H,iu.
liquor since tho nu-'iIouI0 hw went iU.H
ciI.rl ON man is aid 90 have ipur Dnu.
hpra aul fund, and will eight oyer DH
10 H changed that q iuIymu lup. lHu
dealers posted upon every stop taken. W.i
lu.tuirlit many %, them lDit ihC Ciiy bviUnu
tIu ufiuyu could auos, them.
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tcpuBiIcanism In YaIobusha County.
Miss

Special dispatch 10 The Appeal
CorrEryrLLE, Miss, Oct l0-An Mt
tempt is being made to organize the Bcpub.
lean party in this county, and th1 leaders
can be seen almost every Saturday making
earnest gestures IN the faces oi those who
are supposed 10 be- their followers. The
attempt Is bound 10 be failure In Yalo-
bushu ~ not only the whites, but the
colorcd people also, are too well satisfied
with Democracy aud Clcyclnnd's admin
islmtiou 10 pay heed TO those who arc
cuduayorug io lead thrm asiray.
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Tho ucinpi,is. Little Hoch a indian
Territory Railroad.

Gen. Farin, who has been con tie line
IN the interest OF the Memphis Ltde Rock
& Indian Territory railroad, returned from
10, Springs last evening, rays the Little
Look DJa0trsL he reports that the right
Of vas throughout almost the whole length
Of line la, been sccumd 10 the Springs,
and On Friday lac, The Hot Springs council
passed "a ordinance awarding tho COM
pany the ifh, q way through the gorge
kuoan - Harry Valley anl through the
ri.y. by n unanimous vote. Chief Engineer
schWsueeko 10 IA ckaisc VI the work,
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In,c.lIgatIng lIlr Mnbn.Il.

CmcAGo, III. Oct. l0.-E Pepper, S.
J. johnson and j. II. Purly, the com.
miticc appointed by the holders Of the
Wabash last mortgage bonds. finished
their investigation Of the road's books and
accounts yesterday, aud leave today for
tour Of the entire system in company with
Gen. McNmta. Mr.. Pepper said TO n re-
portcg last uighg "Our committee repre-
senis about $500, 900 Of the total issue Of
the frsts but vs. receiving accos,ions The
people We appear for are opposed TO the
reorganization plan Of the rcorgan-
izliion committee and propose TO
fight IT, This plan conicm-
plates the pooling substantially oi the earn
ings Of the whole road aud the payment
OF all fixed charges on al divisions. Now
We cannot scc why II one division earns
say 10 10 rs per cent, nearly all Of that
amount should b. taken 60 pay the inter.
ct on divisions thai have earned nothing.
The Wabash D. IN our debt about II per
cant.-morr than 5000. DJ1-.0r interest
We propose 10 got u, and, morc ,han that
w,urop08c that the various divisions which
have not earned the Interest ou their
bonds, but have paid it boy being allotted
part Ut the earnings Of another division
shall pay back the money they have thus
borrowed. The Chicago divisions come
under this head II has not earned the
interest On iis D per cent
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nnI,nln prnIrIrIIrn..

BlsuARck, d. r., Ooct lO-lIurc prai-
ric fires many miles away brilliantly lit up
the town last night The flames were
raging in portions OF the country in which
no serious destruction was feared. A ~
port reached the cty that two Indians
nom the reservation were oycrllkpn by
the fire, God b. the Missouri river At
tempted 10 swim across but were caught
in the whirlpool and were drowned.
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- aIAuLNLN .TL.lK.

"a, vics.Prosl6out % tIc l. : n. AS
unuifyd Oy % Legislator
IorfNurr. Nv. oct l0 40 Frank
fH 49,, yesterday a.trm. The Hon.
t.Hr. NJ. Scott. mruhcr oi the Lcgis.
aus. .Bupsu Mr. IT, d, ~al.mani third
t.r...r. don't of tbc Louisville < Nwh'
,.Ir aHulI. twice loo tbu .Iur aud was
s.u.s u.au loo pIum by s1h.unn's secfc-
pf,. Mr. scott va, inpi slI1 The ai.
l.fVl caused hy sUmy reflections made
upnu Nlr. scott at the las, session OF tho
Legislature bccausc ui his acliun against
tia railroad Ia certain charges Of lobbying
preferred against IT,
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IluryA, NJ. T., OCT While work.
mon were cScgyal'ng for n sovcr on Main
street. yesterday thoy discovered traces oi
gold. This part Of Helena Ia built IN ihU
cDuicr Of the great Last Chance gu'rh
whore such stampede took place Iu no.
sixties anil there was intense excitement
nt once. Several pans Of The dirt wyr,
washed in water anil yielded % cents u,r
pan, Which will pay 20 work. steps viii
b. taken tu mako further developments
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sl purnsnrrD, OCT. lo The cHu 'nI
Cuuu1 arc thc guests 81 Grand Duke
Michael Niyhlla.oy.irh ut ll.pum. While
tho Imperial party were at Mic,noloWu the
Cuf received @ number II dcpunl0ulH,
who assured him VI lhgf loyalty aud de-
yOu0n.
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Special VI PATCH Co lNH NVi code
CorrErvulE Mis-, Oct lO-Iho
members 1t the Farmers alliance Of Ncb1
met az that place last Saturday, aud
passed resolutions refusing io usc iuJc
haI4u,. Several bales of cotton VDrH
brought in yesterday aud today wrapped
m buIape and o,uahurgs.
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The rcnn., i,nuia's ccnctaI Freight
Agency.

pmlAprTuN, Ia, Oct iO.-Mr. WIN.
II. Joyce was elected general freight agent
jy the board OF directors Of the rcnusyl.
yania Railroad company at Co. meeting TO.
day. vice John $. Wilson, resigned. Ia
accepting Mr. Wilson's resignation the
board adopted % resolution expressing re-
qrct %, tie termination ol biz connection
with the company, aud commanding his
zeal aud ability.
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MrmurN, Conn, oct 10 Mary Griffin,
Gf'y-Gyc ycau DID, died at the almshouso
here today, after hily.0yc days OF marya-
ton. She took nothing but Wllur during
that time, and could not bo forced 10 Do
Otherwise. Shows insane ON his subject.
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Irish sIngkcrci.

LoNpoy, Oct 10. The work Of forming
stations ON the Skbbcrccn coast, ireland,
for the cure Of mackcrcl and thcircyppftl-
ton lo America is furnishing The fish
ing boats 90, ~ present canins1u average
OF $50 night.
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with headquarters at Hot Springs, and is
making active preparations for an early
beginning of work along the whole line.
This is one OF the most important roads to
Little Rock business now under contem-
plation, and it is sure to be built in the
very near future
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AMnr.lerer Arre.tch.

l...a Dispatch IN The Aprca
AusapgFS. Miss, Oct l0.-Shccp An.
dcron, Who shot and killed Solomon
Coprloy last Sunday, has boon arrested
nnI r-mmIItnl 10 iAlI.
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Special NHpli.h 20 Dc Appeal
NtWrorr, Ark, Oct. 10. The lloh. ".
l.. Hemingway, Democratic clcc,or at
large, spoke here this evening toa large
and enthusiastic gathering oi Democrats
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re VIII Hang.

Ngw YouE oct. lO-Adolph Relchc, the
convicted wiio.mutlcrer, WINS today son.
tonced by Recorder smyih In the court Of
general sessions ~ be banged on Noyem.
Der w.
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III, TurkIsb Nn,y.

CoNTANrISortr, Oct. lO-Thc Turkish
government has decided 10 establish an
arsenal, q dock yard and harbor works ut
Jcddah aud 10 station ilotilla for service
an tho Rod sea.
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AurantES, Miss. oct TO- A new bank
win be opened In the old Gattinan bank
building IN lew days, With WIN. q. klkR
aud Robert Paine al tho head OF IT.
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colonei J. Alfred Writes.

am 10 my seventy.third year, ana iol
Afty years Of that time l nave peen /"
great sufferer from indigestion, c1hs,'pa'
lion and billiousncss have trieu al III,
remedies advertised for these diseases anu
got no permanent relief. About one yea;
sgo grew much worse, the cisea'e ~.
suming more severe and dangerous
form became veiy weak and lost flesh
rapidly, until in November commenced II,1,
using DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon ElIxlr. l
gained twelve pounds in three mon'hs
Nv strength and health, my appetite ana
INV digestion were perfectly restored
and now feel as young and vigorous as
| ever did in my life.
l.. j. ALFRED.
Jdspsr. Ga, March ), 1881
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70 Doctor,

have been giving my children DR.. DA.
vrp's CouGH SYRUP, and it acts 80 we'll
that If you do not object | will always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles"
Object Why, certainly not, know
Ing as / do the ingredients of he ex-
celent Cough Syrup | always recon-
mend It 10 my patients and find il
cures every time, but see that you get
the genuine Dr. David's Cough syrup.
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The Arkansa. Hot Springs.

The supply Of hot water is inexhaust-
IDLE There is all abundance for drinking
purpos 5 and for bathing $4,000 people
daily. The flow being. according to the
estimate Of David Dale Owen, the noted
geologist. about 100000 gallons daily.
The hot waters are collected and utilized,
only that portion which is not needed
going to waste. Prank Leslie's.
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TWO FACES.

Death "a an angel with two faces.
To us he turns
4 face Of terror, blighting all things fair;
The other tarns
With flory OF the siarS. and love T. there;
AL ANGELS see that face ia heavenly places
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Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND. A. A

Sixty packages were offered today at
auction, none were sold over % cents for
brights common sun-cured lugs to medi-
I'm leaf sold at Ice to g.. There were
private sales Of u hhds sun-cured, be-
sides these several dark planters crops
were sold at good prices Otherwise
sales were meagrc and scattering About
fifty members Of the trade leave to-day
for Oxford. y. G
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RIcHNoSD. VA. Ami l.

oFFERlNGs BEPogTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat II Ols bushels
corn -205O bushels.
Meal 50 bushels.
Flour $50 barrels.
SAILS REPOHTED TO -ECRETARY
Whsa' -Lo"gberry, $50 bushels very goo
al Csc. Shortberry 565 bushels very good
at sDc. Total les wheat, Lois bushels.
Corn White. 100 bushels very good on
privats terms 81 bushels very good u &c
Total sses corn, $50 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady
-Middling, &c low micdIing
SIC. good ordinary, &C.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported bv &. W. Branch CO. oHhse'
anr broker No. HI Main street.

REVIEW.
Nsw 1uak, April ls.-On the good
f,c,ing induced By the action OF rongieSs
on The bond bill, our market opened bet
ter all around, and The traders were III.
clined 10 take flyer on the bull side oil
the game. At first The European news
regarding the German Emperor, The pc.
liiical situation ia France, aud the fever
sh feeling on the continental hourses was
rather alarming. bul as the morning wore
on these rumOrs lacked confirmation, and
our market steadily tmcd. In Tie after
noon there was continued drlbbling OF
Richmond Terminal, which eased prices
Of this stock about cent below best, but
The character OF the buying in d, j.. *
" was most cXceleu. and the grangerS
showed much strength The earnings OF
81 Paul due tomorrow arc expected TO
show slight increase instead OF decrease
as predicted week or ten days ago. he
cable news in the afternoon reported the
feeling in Berlin more quiet, but de-
pressed rs the Empcrors lite was hang
ing in the balance aud he was likely TO
die any moment.
The closing transactions aside from X
T. showed good tone and Indications of
good buying of the dividend stocks.
Sterling exchange finer; advanced 20
$lSG1Q$4s8i Money easy, l4@2
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OF ali the countries Of the western
hemisphere Chill alone has honored
Christopher Columbus by engraving his
face on her postage stamps.
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A. &. HOUSTON. ga 3 Nam .tt.at
JOSEPH r. WINGFlLLD. .Un.r .f ..
and Broad streets.
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)hice, No. l2O Sort Eighth street, l.fn.
throat troubles. Free trsf s.lrrlf ....
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Can,a.tiood.

lOHN !. GERlNG. corner 0i Fulu. .r-r ..f
Main streets. Tents, awnings. bass. .s.a..
wagon covers.
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Harmon NM snAAl..A

". NICK REDFORD. HC D. Stain Hr..f-
sign 90 the Horse hanuHlt.l,ta.. tt.-
sale dealer.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY Formerly N-nmI Al.
\. seventh street. aul llt B. N.r..
Fresh milk. cream. buttei. hlf,.l a .. ...
cheese.
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STEAM BAKEIY. D. 81.
proprietor. II ;. Twelfth street. N.
and retail.
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II. WALLERSTiNE 81 CO.. o. Hut .t
teenth street. Potatoes. nlff.. i.
bagc. Sc.
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BOOTS and shore.

J. K. TEASDALE. 1915 F.. Nsiu -tr.f .
s2.jJ and s. mems and . a1i e.. .....
shoes
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Iron work.

WALTER J. TODD. i25 y. Sixth street. t..
signmeuts OF country produce solicited.
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fhtANAA~
WALTER r. RRATER. -uH ST.. lt
Market. Smoked beet .fOr..le- a.l......t.
Candy hanufsctrrer.
OLIVER Il. DYER. 90 =. Marsha. gr..
Wholesale and retail. SOL. at.rf ... U
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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}. ?. JUsrlS, 9 n. Fifteenth uD.t .-
agent. Established i-t-
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Analytical Chemist
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chemist 10 Chesapeake end ONO ADA H.
mOnd AMI Allegheny railroads -
tontion 20 ores and mineral Watc.e.
Architects
VI. J. DIMMOCh. llB l.. Main ,.I.
rcspOndeuce solicited.
Barber-
WILLIAM II. GARDNER. 5n
street Hair cutting, dye.nZ sinai.
shampOOlng.